LIMA, Ohio (AP) — Authorities have apprehended the convicted killer of three Ohio high school students who escaped from prison. A spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections says 19-year-old T.J. Lane was captured at 1:20 a.m. Friday by Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers.
Lane and two other inmates escaped from a state prison in Lima about 80 miles south of Toledo at 7:40 p.m. Thursday. One inmate was quickly captured. The third inmate, 45-year-old Clifford Opperud, remains at large. Opperud was serving a sentence for aggravated robbery, burglary, and kidnapping.
Spokeswoman Joellen Smith said Lane has been returned to Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution and that administrative and criminal investigations have begun. Smith would not provide details about how the inmates escaped.
Lane, then 18, pleaded guilty last year to shooting three students in February 2012 at Chardon High School, east of Cleveland. He said he didn’t know why he did. At his sentencing, he unbuttoned his dress shirt to reveal his T-shirt reading “killer”; he cursed and gestured obscenely as he was given three life sentences.
Prosecutors say Lane took a .22-caliber pistol and a knife to the school and fired 10 shots at a group of students in the cafeteria. Daniel Parmertor and Demetrius Hewlin, both 16, and Russell King Jr., 17, were killed.
Lane was at Chardon waiting for a bus to the alternative school he attended, for students who haven’t done well in traditional settings.
Before Lane’s case went to adult court in 2012, a juvenile court judge ruled that Lane was mentally competent to stand trial despite evidence he suffers from hallucinations, psychosis and fantasies. At his sentencing, Lane was defiant, smiling and smirking throughout, including while four relatives of the victims spoke.
Reached Thursday at her home in Chardon, Dina Parmertor, mother of Daniel Parmertor, said of Lane’s escape: “I’m disgusted that it happened. I’m extremely scared and panic stricken. I can’t believe it.”
Ohio public safety and correction officials said they began an “extensive search,” along with the local authorities and the Ohio State Highway Patrol after the inmates escaped at 7:40 p.m. Thursday from the Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution.
“All available troopers from the Ohio State Highway Patrol have been joined by Allen County Sheriff’s deputies and local area law enforcement in establishing a perimeter and searching the area,” Ohio Department of Public Safety Director John Born said. “A Patrol helicopter with advanced infrared detection equipment has been deployed and is engaged in the search as well.
Born encouraged the public to call 911 of any suspicious persons or possible sightings.


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For a weekend in October, the best deals in Utsunomiya start from around $50 up to around $50. Deals are a little different for a week-long rental - starting at around $0, with an average price of $0.
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The climate in Tochigi Prefecture during September is usually 68 °F with an expected 9.4″ of precipitation throughout the month. Those looking to rent a car and leave from Utsunomiya on a road trip to the surrounding area should take note of this information.
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Group of men fight off massive python with sticks and their bare hands after it tightly coiled itself around a dog and tried to strangle it to death
- Horrifying footage of dog being strangled by massive python has emerged
- Group of men try valiantly to fight off the snake with sticks and dragging its tail
- Filmed in Thailand, the four minute video of the battle has a surprise ending
Incredible footage has emerged of the desperate fight to save a dog from being strangled to death and eaten by a python.
Filmed in Thailand, the four minute video shows a group of men doing all they can to fight to the massive reptile coiled tightly around the dog, who eventually stops struggling and is presumed dead.
But the men don’t give up and hit the snake repeatedly with sticks as another dog tries to scare the serpent off his mate by continually barking.
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When that tactic doesn’t work, a man risks being bitten by dragging the snake along the ground by its tail in a last ditch effort to rescue the dog.
The snake is eventually released and incredibly, its would-be prey escapes relatively unhurt from the terrifying ordeal.
The footage of the dog’s incredible fight for survival was posted on Love Pattaya Thailand’s Facebook page on Wednesday.
‘Meanwhile in Thailand…’ the Facebook post said.
The video has since been viewed more than 75,000 times and attracted almost 1500 shares and several hundred comments.
‘Nothing a sharp axe wouldn’t have sorted,’ one man commented.
But another added: ‘Poor snake, it’s the animal kingdom. That’s meant to happen, it has been happening for thousands of years.’
It’s not known when or where in Thailand the footage was filmed.
The men don’t give up and eventually unravel the snake from the dog by dragging it along the ground by its tail
Remarkable, the dog survives its desperate fight for life
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Harold Shipman: Doctor Death
We are not sure of the release date for Harold Shipman: Doctor Death. It was released at the box office on 2002-07-09 so we estimate it was released to DVD in October 2002.
Director: Roger Bamford
Cast: James Bolam, James Hazeldine, Micheal Stainton, Olive Pendleton, and Veda Warwick
James Bolam portrays serial killer Dr. Harold Shipman in this made-for-TV drama. The film follows the story of Shipman, a general practitioner who throughout his career is believed to have killed as many as 250 of his patients. When the high death rate of his practice was investigated, it was discovered that he had given lethal doses of diamorphine to a vast number of his patients. He was put on trial where he was convicted of 15 murders and sentenced to life imprisonment.

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Only a handful of the 64 federally funded road and bridge projects planned for the next four years in Lycoming County are new, it was revealed Monday during a meeting of the Williamsport Area Transportation Study, or WATS, Technical Committee.
Most of the work, worth an estimated $74 million, will focus on maintaining existing roads and bridges, according to county Transportation Planner Mark Murawski.
"We're heavy on asset management," Murawski said. "That means you fix old stuff before you build new stuff."
A bridge on Route 42 near its intersection with Route 118 near Lairdsville is crumbling so much that passersby can see the rebar.
WATS is a municipal planning organization charged with identifying and prioritizing all county transportation projects. The group is comprised of local, state and county officials, including representatives of the state Department of Transportation, Williamsport Regional Airport Authority, River Valley Transit, the county planning commission and STEP Inc.
The Monday meeting was chaired by Carey R. Mullins, transportation planning specialist for PennDOT's Center for Program Development and Management.
Each year, the organization produces short-term plans that identify projects with committed funding over a four-year span.
Monday's meeting focused on federal fiscal years 2013 to 2016. The organization also updates a long-term plan that shows potential projects over 20 years.
In all, seven new projects are planned for the upcoming planning cycle, Murawski said. Most of those projects are "small potatoes," he said, meaning they are not large-scale, big-ticket projects.
One new project is a study of access points along the Route 220 corridor between Williamsport and Jersey Shore.
Although the cost of the study - about $50,000 - barely registers, cost-wise, on the funding radar screen, the study is of vital importance, Murawski said.
Traffic congestion in the corridor has been a problem for a long time, Murawski said, adding that those problems have become more severe due to truck traffic from natural gas development in the Marcellus Shale.
"The accident history along that corridor is pretty daunting," he said.
The study will be launched this fall, according to Eric High, project engineer for PennDOT District 3-0.
The plan includes about $23 million for the construction of an airport access road from the Warrensville Road- Interstate 180 interchange to the Williamsport Regional Airport.
Murawski said that project is being changed to take into account information acquired during the project's design.
"The airport access road is going to be redefined," Murawski said. "That will include improving access to the airport from the existing street system."
The road originally was intended to run along the top of a levee that will be built to protect Montoursville from flooding. The change in scope of the access road project will have no impact on the levee project, Murawski said.
"The levee can move forward regardless of whether the access road is built," he said. "The levee will be a stand-alone project based on its own merits."
A study team is being organized to recommend how to best use the committed money to improve access to the airport, he said. The recommendations require federal approval.
The change in scope was a result of the discovery that a flood of the extent of the one experienced last September would impede traffic on the road, he said.
One project on the plan is unique. That is work to a culvert on Allegheny Street in Jersey Shore.
The borough already is under way with the project and is seeking reimbursement for the work through the WATS planning process. The borough will pay for the work now and be reimbursed for the $70,000 cost of the project in 2016, according to the plan.
Michael Mausteller, District 3 planning and programming engineer, said if the borough waited until the 2016 to do the project, it would be too late.
"If they hadn't done the repairs now, (the culvert) would have collapsed," Mausteller said, adding that efforts will be made to reimburse the borough sooner.
Mausteller said that as funding becomes scarce for transportation projects, more requests for reimbursement probably will be seen.
Although the county typically receives about $50 million in funding for any given four-year planning cycle, the 2013-16 cycle takes into account additional funding that includes a $12 million Pennsylvania Infrastructure Bank loan and $1.6 million in discretionary funds provided by the state Secretary of Transportation that will be used for safety improvements at the intersection of Routes 42 and 118 near Lairdsville.
According to Murawski, "scores" of bridge projects are on the plan. Most of the projects deal with maintaining existing bridges that are "structurally deficient."
"We are probably in better shape than most counties," he said. "Between 10 and 11 percent (of the bridges) in Lycoming County are structurally deficient, compared to 25 percent statewide."
"We've done a lot of work on our bridges long before it was a priority due to the Minnesota bridge collapse," he said, referring to the collapse in 2007 of an eight-lane bridge in Minneapolis.
The plan will be available for viewing and comment from June 1 to June 30. It will be presented for adoption during a public meeting on July 6.
The plan will be displayed at the offices of the county department of planning and community development, municipal buildings, the James V. Brown Library and on the county website at www.lyco.org.
A legal ad will be posted in the Sun-Gazette detailing other sites where the plan can be viewed.


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The collection features Cheerwine-inspired food + beverage recipes from 14 SC and NC chefs, mixologists, and community leaders — two of which hail from Greenville.
Need to Mull It Over? | Drew Breen, CAMP
This cold cocktail features dark rum, mulled Cheerwine syrup + Holiday Punch, and winter spices like nutmeg, clove, star anise, and cinnamon.
Cheer UP | Jason Bolt, UP on the Roof
This twist on the classic Old Fashioned has ingredients like bourbon, Holiday Punch, tart cherry bitters + vanilla simple syrup.
Stop by CAMP + Up on The Roof to try each cocktail or click the cocktail name above for the recipe and make one (or both) for your next holiday party.

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Relationship between 18O values for skeletal apatite from reindeer and foxes and yearly mean 18O values of environmental water
Authors: Iacumin, P.; Longinelli, A.
Source: Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Volume 201, Number 1, 15 July 2002 , pp. 213-219(7)
Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: University of Parma, Department of Earth Sciences, Parco Area delle Scienze, 157 A, 43100 , Parma, Italy
Publication date: 2002-07-15

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Hi DIY friends! We are super excited to be apart of the 2017 Home Depot DIH Workshops team! We LOVE that Home Depot is empowering women to bust out the tools and beautify their homes. Their in-store workshops are a blast and you’re going to love this months project: a hanging Vertical Succulent Garden, ooh la lah!
You’re going to want to learn how to build this Vertical Succulent Garden. Grab a handful of your galpals then head to your local Home Depot for this months DIH Workshop! The workshop is happening next Thursday so mark your calendars for a fun Girls Night Out. Check your local store for details to REGISTER HERE. Here’s a little more of what you need to know:
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Yellows Academy youngsters Iván Morante and Alejandro Baena were part of the Spain U18 side named Copa del Atlántico champions in Gran Canaria. The Villarreal U19s A (Juvenil A) players took part in the thrashing of Japan in the third and final match of the tournament (4-0). Both started the game, and were substituted in the second half. Morante played 80 minutes, while Baena was on the pitch for 57 minutes.
Spain U18s' goals against Japan came from Gutiérrez, Barrenetxea, Losada and Cedric Wilfred.
Spain U18s' results in the Copa del Atlántico were as following:
- Tuesday, 5th February: Spain vs Serbia (3-1).
- Wednesday, 6th February: Spain vs Canary Islands (7-1).
- Friday, 8th February: Spain vs Japan (4-0).


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To Bowl Or Not To Bowl
Dog food bowls aren’t what they used to be and as the science behind dog behaviour and training continues to learn more about our companions, the more we realise the old mentality of bowl feeding your dog once a day on dried kibble might not be the best thing for them.
Here’s some interesting points to consider when setting your dogs feeding schedule:
Do they need set times for their dinner? Not always. Some dogs need established routine to help with emotional balance, however, if setting your dogs feeding regime very rigidly, be aware that when there are any changes this might be a major stressor for them. Ideally clear cues that tell the dog they are about to get fed are a better way to create predictability over just timing, as this allows for some sway in their routine. For example, always using a specific phrase just before you prep their food. This way if your timings change, your pooch won’t mind.
Should my dog be fed once or twice from a bowl each day? Dogs are naturally opportunistic scavengers and usually dinner time is a very big event in their day. Keeping your dog to being fed at least twice a day is much better for them both digestively and as far as mental stimulation goes. Be sure not to feed them big meals just before or after exercise as this can cause digestive problems.
Can I use lots of treats for my dog alongside their dinner? Ideally your dog should need to use their brain for all of their food everyday, this may mean portioning our part of their daily food ration to be used for training or using puzzle feeding systems to help them use their brains by working for their food. If you are doing lots of training with your dog we want to be sure not to over feed them so portion out part of the daily food ration specifically for training. If their dinner biscuits aren’t high enough value then you can store them in a sealed container with something super smelly to increase their value (like smoked sausage or cheese). If even this isn’t high enough value be sure to cut back dinner amounts if using high value training foods so as not to over feed them.
Is using a bowl to feed my dog ok? Ideally minimising or even eradicating bowl feeding is best for your dog. Most of us live with individuals that are highly bred to do a specific job and then they live with us in our pet homes. By researching your breed and finding out what job they are bred to do you can help them to work for their dinner by creating games with food dispensing devices and via training with them that will help them to exercise their natural and highly driven behaviours.
How do I puzzle feed? Puzzle feeding come in so many shapes or forms that basically if your dog has to earn their food - this is puzzle feeding. From scatter feeding to food dispensing weebles and balls to rummage boxes and go slow bowls that have ridges and knobbles in them. All of this is helping to enrich your dogs daily routine and will help to maintain a happy and healthy pooch.
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program complements the range of initiatives IAG has put in place to ensure the quality of our repairs, including our 10 Point Quality Repair Plan, our Partner Repairer National Standards, and IAGs attainment of I-CAR
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Training for working with aluminum in collision repair differs from training for working with steel in that you're often using different tools and different techniques because of the properties of each material," explains Jason Bartanen, director of industry technical relations for I-CAR
Solera Holdings Inc (NYSE: SLH), which provides automobile insurance claims processing software and services to insurance companies, collision repair facilities, independent assessors and automotive recyclers, reported yesterday (26 February) that it received the approval to be a member of the I-CAR
Industry Training Alliance(SM) programme
To see an organization which was founded by the collective industry move forward as quickly as I-CAR
has in the past two years is amazing," says I-CAR
International Board of Directors Chairman Nick Notte, who congratulated all in the industry for recognizing his organization's potential.
Attendees will have the opportunity to hear the latest I-CAR
news during the General Session as well as participate in a high-energy panel discussion centered on industry excellence, how to achieve industry-wide and business-specific excellence in repair methods, and business performance and professionalism.
Steve Bubulj, Head of National Supply Chain for IAG said We are proud to be the first and only insurer in Australia to have attained I-CAR
Gold Class Insurer status.
Students will follow a five-semester curriculum that offers stackable credentials, including six I-CAR
platinum training designations, three I-CAR
welding certifications, and training covering Auto Service Excellence (ASE) B2 through B5 certifications, as well as equipment-specific training with various industry partners.
Education Foundation Executive Director Ron Ray calls Porazzo an asset to the Education Foundation and his fellow collision repair instructors and notes, "In less than two years he has become one of the most active northeast region I-CAR
instructors, and now also is trained to facilitate Instructor Qualification Workshops.
Applicants for the scholarships must be high school seniors in collision repair training classes with plans to continue education in collision repair after graduation The scholarships can be used for post secondary education or to attend I-CAR
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In order to achieve the I-CAR
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also will be releasing updated schedules on recently completed programs as well as those in development.
Commenting on the I-CAR
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Matt Urmy's new album 'Out Of The Ashes,' out March 31st, is a giant leap forward for the Nashville storyteller who has harnessed his weathered singing and old-school country and folk storytelling. Mary Gauthier calls Urmy "a rare poet and visionary," and Country Standard Time says Urmy "has one of those old souls that you read about, and a big ol' humanist heart a la John Prine."


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Security Forces; Security Forces Apprentice, Combat Arms; Security Forces Craftsman; Security Forces Helper, Combat Arms; Security Forces Journeyman, Combat Arms; Security Forces Superintendent; Special Investigations Craftsman; Special Investigations Superintendent; Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) Apprentice; Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) Helper
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Anti-tank Missileman; Correctional Specialist; Critical Skills Operator; Infantry Assaultman; Infantry Unit Leader; Light Armored Reconnaissance (LAR) Operations Chief; Light Armored Reconnaissance (LAR) Unit Leader; Machine Gunner; Military Police; Operations Chief; Rifleman
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When a judge hands someone a sentence of time on probation, the individual often has major issues to sort out. Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists help people on probation get reestablished in a positive direction, and avoid further trouble. These officers and specialists work with individuals who are given probation instead of jail time, who are still in prison, or who have been released from prison. Work starts with meetings to form a rehabilitation plan. The plan might include any supports needed for the individual’s success, such as housing, substance abuse treatment, legal help, mental health counseling, or job training, as well as an agreement about regular check-ins. Documentation of meetings and activities is a significant part of the job. As a probation officer or correctional treatment specialist, you can expect to encounter visits to hostile environments, strict court-imposed deadlines, and the frustration of seeing some of your clients violate the terms of their release. State and local government facilities employ the majority of these workers, where on-call shifts may be required in addition to full-time work. Typically, a bachelor’s degree in a related field such as criminal justice or social work, is required. Extensive training on the job is provided. Candidates must pass competency tests, drug tests, and a criminal background check. In this field, you must be both strong and compassionate, to help your clients build a better future.
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Guard inmates in penal or rehabilitative institutions in accordance with established regulations and procedures. May guard prisoners in transit between jail, courtroom, prison, or other point. Includes deputy sheriffs and police who spend the majority of their time guarding prisoners in correctional institutions.
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Conduct head counts to ensure that each prisoner is present.
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Monitor conduct of prisoners in housing unit, or during work or recreational activities, according to established policies, regulations, and procedures, to prevent escape or violence.
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noticing a problem and figuring out the best way to solve it
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listen and understand what people say
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recognize spoken words
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notice when problems happen
make general rules or come up with answers from lots of detailed information
pay attention to something without being distracted
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The Poinsettia Bowl just keeps getting better and better.
Rather than suffer through the typical weekday-game broadcast team, ESPN is bringing out its big guns for the Poinsettia Bowl ... or at least, its bigger guns. And this should make Bronco fans very happy.
ESPN has made a switch on who will call the Poinsettia Bowl, putting Rece Davis, Lou Holtz and Mark May on the marquee non-BCS game.
Rod Gilmore must be very disappointed.
Bronco fans could not have asked for a better announcing team, not because the three are great at announcing, but because they feature one of Boise State's biggest detractors. May has gained infamy in Bronco Nation for his comments about the Broncos and the Mountain West Conference, claiming that BSU would lose four conference games if they were in the top-heavy MWC. Apparently, he has been talking to Trev Alberts, circa 2006.
Is May's four-loss prediction unrealistic? Of course it is. We assume he had implied Bronco losses to Utah, TCU, BYU, and Air Force in this mythical conference play he dreamed up. And were this true, it would mean that Boise State is no match for the mighty Cougars (who were blown out by Utah and TCU) and the plucky Falcons (who were blown out by BYU).
Beating TCU would put all of May's pessimism to rest for good - not that it really matters in the long run.
Boise State's success is not measured by what an ESPN talking head says about them on a college football postgame highlight show. The Mountain West will not bar the Broncos' admission based on May's opinion. As we've discussed before, Boise State does not need to prove to anyone that they belong among the MWC elite. They've already proven their worthiness time and again.
Having May front and center for the Broncos' bowl game is completely irrelevant in the big picture of Boise State football. In the small picture, though, it should be quite gratifying.
We look forward to a speechless May stuttering through fourth quarter analysis of a game that did not go at all like he had planned in his Bowl Pick 'Em. We can picture his deer-in-the-headlights look when the cameras come into the booth for unnecessary cut-ins during timeouts. And we really, really hope that Rece Davis pulls an Al Michaels Super Bowl XXXIV and cuts May off for an extended period of time as Al did to a helpless Boomer Esiason.
May should provide a fantastically belittling pregame intro and a horribly slanted halftime analysis. He is sure to canonize TCU players and question the NFL viability of Ian Johnson. He could be smarmy, bewildered, and mortified - and, at times, all three.
And if we're lucky, maybe Lou Holtz will spit on him during a patented Lou Holtz rant.
Thank you, ESPN. You have made the Poinsettia Bowl better already.
Read more: TCU knows slowing Boise State is tricky [Star-Telegram]

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How do hydraulic cylinders compare to other methods of force generation like electric motors?
Hydraulic cylinders and electric motors are two different methods of force generation with distinct characteristics and applications. While both hydraulic cylinders and electric motors can generate force, they differ in terms of their working principles, performance attributes, and suitability for specific applications. Here’s a detailed comparison of hydraulic cylinders and electric motors:
1. Working Principle:
– Hydraulic Cylinders: Hydraulic cylinders generate force through the conversion of fluid pressure into linear motion. They consist of a cylinder barrel, piston, piston rod, and hydraulic fluid. When pressurized hydraulic fluid enters the cylinder, it pushes against the piston, causing the piston rod to extend or retract, thereby generating linear force.
– Electric Motors: Electric motors generate force through the conversion of electrical energy into rotational motion. They consist of a stator, rotor, and electromagnetic field. When an electrical current is applied to the motor’s windings, it creates a magnetic field that interacts with the rotor, causing it to rotate and generate torque.
2. Force and Power:
– Hydraulic Cylinders: Hydraulic cylinders are known for their high force capabilities. They can generate substantial linear forces, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications that require lifting, pushing, or pulling large loads. Hydraulic systems can provide high force output even at low speeds, allowing for precise control over force application. However, hydraulic systems typically operate at lower speeds compared to electric motors.
– Electric Motors: Electric motors excel in providing high rotational speeds and are commonly used for applications that require rapid motion. While electric motors can generate significant torque, they tend to have lower force output compared to hydraulic cylinders. Electric motors are suitable for applications that involve continuous rotary motion, such as driving conveyor belts, rotating machinery, or powering vehicles.
3. Control and Precision:
– Hydraulic Cylinders: Hydraulic systems offer excellent control over force, speed, and positioning. By regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid, the force and speed of hydraulic cylinders can be precisely controlled. Hydraulic systems can provide gradual acceleration and deceleration, allowing for smooth and precise movements. This level of control makes hydraulic cylinders well-suited for applications that require precise positioning, such as in industrial automation or construction equipment.
– Electric Motors: Electric motors also offer precise control over speed and positioning. Through motor control techniques such as varying voltage, frequency, or pulse width modulation (PWM), the rotational speed and position of electric motors can be accurately controlled. Electric motors are commonly used in applications that require precise speed control, such as robotics, CNC machines, or servo systems.
4. Efficiency and Energy Consumption:
– Hydraulic Cylinders: Hydraulic systems can be highly efficient, especially when properly sized and designed. However, hydraulic systems typically have higher energy losses due to factors such as fluid leakage, friction, and heat generation. The overall efficiency of a hydraulic system depends on the design, component selection, and maintenance practices. Hydraulic systems require a hydraulic power unit to pressurize the hydraulic fluid, which consumes additional energy.
– Electric Motors: Electric motors can have high efficiency, especially when operated at their optimal operating conditions. Electric motors have lower energy losses compared to hydraulic systems, primarily due to the absence of fluid leakage and lower friction losses. The overall efficiency of an electric motor depends on factors such as motor design, load conditions, and control techniques. Electric motors require an electrical power source, and their energy consumption depends on the motor’s power rating and the duration of operation.
5. Environmental Considerations:
– Hydraulic Cylinders: Hydraulic systems typically use hydraulic fluids that can pose environmental concerns if they leak or are not properly disposed of. The choice of hydraulic fluid can impact factors such as biodegradability, toxicity, and potential environmental hazards. Proper maintenance and leak prevention practices are essential to minimize the environmental impact of hydraulic systems.
– Electric Motors: Electric motors are generally considered more environmentally friendly since they do not require hydraulic fluids. However, the environmental impact of electric motors depends on the source of electricity used to power them. When powered by renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind, electric motors can offer a greener solution compared to hydraulic systems.
6. Application Suitability:
– Hydraulic Cylinders: Hydraulic cylinders are commonly used in applications that require high force output, precise control, and durability. They are widely employed in industries such as construction, manufacturing, mining, and aerospace. Hydraulic systems are well-suited for heavy-duty applications, such as lifting heavy objects, operating heavy machinery, or controlling large-scale movements.
– Electric Motors: Electric motors are widely used in various industries and applications that require rotational motion, speed control, and precise positioning. They are commonly found in appliances, transportation, robotics, HVAC systems, and automation. Electric motorsare suitable for applications that involve continuous rotary motion, such as driving conveyor belts, rotating machinery, or powering vehicles.In summary, hydraulic cylinders and electric motors have different working principles, force capabilities, control characteristics, efficiency levels, and application suitability. Hydraulic cylinders excel in providing high force output, precise control, and durability, making them ideal for heavy-duty applications. Electric motors, on the other hand, offer high rotational speeds, precise speed control, and are commonly used for applications that involve continuous rotary motion. The choice between hydraulic cylinders and electric motors depends on the specific requirements of the application, including the type of motion, force output, control precision, and environmental considerations.
How do hydraulic cylinders contribute to the efficiency of agricultural tasks like plowing?
Hydraulic cylinders play a crucial role in improving the efficiency of agricultural tasks, including plowing. These cylinders provide several benefits that enhance the performance and productivity of agricultural machinery. Let’s explore how hydraulic cylinders contribute to the efficiency of plowing and other agricultural tasks:
In summary, hydraulic cylinders significantly contribute to the efficiency of agricultural tasks like plowing. Through powerful force generation, adjustable working depth, responsive control, implement versatility, and efficient time management, hydraulic systems equipped with cylinders enhance the performance and productivity of agricultural machinery. These contributions allow farmers to accomplish plowing tasks more effectively, optimize field operations, and achieve improved overall efficiency in their agricultural practices.
How do hydraulic cylinders handle variations in load, pressure, and speed?
Hydraulic cylinders are designed to handle variations in load, pressure, and speed effectively. They incorporate features and components that allow them to adapt to changing operating conditions and maintain optimal performance. Here’s a detailed explanation of how hydraulic cylinders handle variations in load, pressure, and speed:
Variations in Load:
– Hydraulic cylinders are capable of handling variations in load by adjusting the force they exert. The force output of a hydraulic cylinder is determined by the hydraulic pressure and the surface area of the piston. When the load increases, the pressure in the hydraulic system can be adjusted to generate a higher force. This adjustment can be achieved by regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid into the cylinder using control valves. By controlling the pressure and flow, hydraulic cylinders can adapt to different load requirements, ensuring that the force applied is sufficient to handle the load while preventing excessive force that could cause damage.
Variations in Pressure:
– Hydraulic cylinders are designed to handle variations in pressure within the hydraulic system. They are equipped with seals and other components that can withstand high-pressure conditions. When the pressure within the hydraulic system fluctuates, the hydraulic cylinder adjusts accordingly to maintain its performance. The seals prevent fluid leakage and ensure that the hydraulic pressure is effectively transmitted to the piston, allowing the cylinder to generate the required force. Additionally, hydraulic systems often incorporate pressure relief valves and other safety mechanisms to protect the cylinder and the entire system from overpressure conditions.
Variations in Speed:
– Hydraulic cylinders can handle variations in speed through the control of hydraulic fluid flow. The speed of a hydraulic cylinder’s extension or retraction is determined by the rate at which hydraulic fluid enters or exits the cylinder. By adjusting the flow rate using flow control valves, the speed of the cylinder’s movement can be regulated. This allows for precise control over the speed, enabling operators to adapt to varying speed requirements based on the specific task or load. Furthermore, hydraulic systems can incorporate flow control valves with adjustable orifice sizes to fine-tune the speed of the cylinder’s movement.
– Advanced hydraulic systems may incorporate load-sensing technology to further enhance the ability of hydraulic cylinders to handle variations in load, pressure, and speed. Load-sensing systems monitor the load demand and adjust the hydraulic pressure and flow accordingly to meet that demand. This technology ensures that the hydraulic cylinder provides the necessary force while optimizing energy efficiency. Load-sensing systems are particularly beneficial in applications where the load requirements can vary significantly, allowing hydraulic cylinders to adapt in real-time and maintain precise control over force and speed.
– Hydraulic systems can also utilize accumulators to assist in handling variations in load, pressure, and speed. Accumulators store hydraulic fluid under pressure, which can be released when needed to supplement the flow and pressure in the system. When there are sudden increases in load or pressure demands, accumulators can provide additional fluid to the hydraulic cylinder, ensuring smooth operation and preventing pressure drops. Similarly, accumulators can assist in maintaining consistent speed by compensating for fluctuations in flow rate. They act as a supplemental energy source, helping hydraulic cylinders respond effectively to variations in operating conditions.
In summary, hydraulic cylinders handle variations in load, pressure, and speed through various mechanisms and components. They can adjust the force output to accommodate different load requirements by regulating hydraulic pressure. The seals and components within hydraulic cylinders allow them to withstand variations in pressure within the hydraulic system. By controlling the flow of hydraulic fluid, hydraulic cylinders can regulate the speed of their movement. Advanced technologies such as load-sensing systems and the use of accumulators further enhance the adaptability of hydraulic cylinders to changing operating conditions. These features and mechanisms enable hydraulic cylinders to maintain optimal performance and provide reliable force and motion control in a wide range of applications.


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Air Safe has been providing these services to our clients for years. Did you know that just because you have HEPA filters installed in your system does not mean that unfiltered air is entering your rooms? HEPA filters must be performance tested in order to determine the level of performance. This must be done every time the filters are changed as well as periodically. We can test and validate your facility’s performance concerning the air quality.
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We can calculate your air change rate using traditional methods as well as more accurately measuring air changes with the use of tracer gas. This method allows for us to pinpoint problem areas within a room concerning airflows.
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Prepared Foods profiles new retail chocolate confections and non-chocolate candies.
Frankford Candy, Philadelphia, partnered with cereal maker Post Consumer Brands US to create snackable PEBBLES Bites.
New Fruity PEBBLES Bites are half-inch balls of creamy white candy mixed with real Fruity PEBBLES cereal pieces. Cocoa PEBBLES Bites are half-inch balls of cocoa-flavored milk chocolate mixed with real Cocoa PEBBLES cereal pieces. Both offerings come in a 10oz package designed to resemble a cereal box and are available exclusively at Five Below stores nationwide.
“Consumers are looking for products that offer them a way to keep sweet treats on hand but in smaller sizes that allow them to indulge in moderation,” said Molly Jacobson, Frankford Candy’s director of business development. “We developed our new PEBBLES™ Bites to give fans another way to enjoy their favorite cereal in a bite-sized candy form that is ideal for a quick snack or treat.”
ChocXO, Carrollton, Texas, used the National Confectioners Association Sweets & Snacks Expo 2021 to introduce Coconut Almond Butter Cups and Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups, as well as a packaging redesign.
Officials say Coconut Almond Butter Cups are made with organic 70% cacao and offer a tasty spin on the beloved Dark Chocolate Almond Butter Cups, with shredded coconut mixed in and a touch of shredded coconut sprinkled on top. The 70% Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups features certified organic chocolate and organic peanut butter. Both the almond and peanut butter cups contain only 3g of net carbs and 3g of sugar per serving. Suggested retail ranges from $4.99 to $6.99.
"These products are made with high-quality ingredients for a guilt-free treat," said Richard Foley, CEO of ChocXO. "We're excited to provide a delicious and healthier dark chocolate butter cup our customers can feel great about eating."
Mars Wrigley, Newark, N.J., introduced limited edition SKITTLES Shriekers for Halloween. Officials say that hidden inside each pack of Shriekers are super-sour SKITTLES that appear to look like the rest—yet “bring an unpredictable punch of sour flavor to make even the most fearless candy fan quite literally shriek.”
SKITTLES Shriekers include five flavors in each pack, including Citrus Scream, Ghoulish Green Apple, Rattled Raspberry, Shocking Lime and Spine-Tingling Tangerine. SKITTLES Shriekers are available at retailers nationwide and come in 1.8oz single packs, 3.6oz Share Size and 10oz Medium Funsize Laydown Bags.
This spring saw The Hershey Company, Hershey, Pa., introduce a broad range of new offerings in advance of National Confectioners Association’s 2021 Sweets & Snacks Expo in June. In particular, Hershey said it continues pushing into new areas of snacking to meet changing consumer interests in all-day snacking occasions, as well as better-for-you options.
New offerings included KIT KAT Thins (more than 30% thinner than the standard KIT KAT bar); Reese’s Snack Cakes; Reese’s Stuffed with Pretzels; a Hershey’s better-for-you line and rebrand of its Zero Sugar offerings; Organic Hershey’s Bars and Organic Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups; and Whozeewhatzit, the brand’s first bar in the past decade
“While the pandemic has certainly placed more emphasis on online shopping during the past year, it has also reinvigorated people’s excitement about purchasing items in-store,” noted Dave Nolen, vice president of category management and shopper insights.
Jelly Belly Candy Company, Fairfield, Calif., introduced its sixth BeanBoozled Collection of jelly beans.
It introduces two new flavor pairings to its outrageous flavor mix: Liver & Onions, and its lookalike Cappuccino; and “Old Bandage” with its identical partner Pomegranate.
Officials say the popular Beanboozled line dares the bravest candy lovers, pop culture enthusiasts, and foodies to try their luck with look-alike pairs of jelly bean flavors. With more than three million fan videos uploaded to YouTube, the BeanBoozled challenge has become a worldwide cultural phenomenon.
BeanBoozled jelly beans are certified OU kosher, and are free of gelatin, gluten, fat and dairy. BeanBoozled 6th Edition continues the tradition by including 20 flavors of jelly beans: 10 are weird and wild flavors that look identical to 10 classic and delicious flavors. Packages include the 1.9oz. Grab & Go® Bag, 3.5oz. Mystery Dispenser, 3.36oz. Spinner Tin, 3.5oz. Spinner Gift Box and the 1.6oz. Flip-Top Box.


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A sudden explosion of popular justice broke out on Thursday night in Philadelphia. A car thief was killed and a 25-year-old man was questioned Friday by the police after the thief tried to seize a vehicle on the road – with his children inside – allegedly gone bad.
According to officials, an unidentified 25-year-old woman was traveling with her three children on Thursday, while she was stopped in front of a pizzeria on 29 and rue Dauphin around 9 pm. to visit his boyfriend, who worked at the pizzeria, according to WCAU.
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When she got inside, the woman would have left her car running with her three children: a 7-month-old child, a 1-year-old child and a 5-year-old child.
That's when the police say that a 54-year-old man entered the car and left.
Investigators said the boyfriend, the father of two of the children, chased the suspect on foot and was able to catch up with the car when it was trapped in traffic jams.
The boyfriend, also 25 years old, took the suspect out of the car and a foot chase then took place, said Philadelphia Chief Inspector of Police, Scott Small, to WPVI.
SOUTHERN CAROLINA WOMAN BLOWS SNAKE ON CARJAKED VICTIMS BEFORE RIDING BY BARRIERS, ANOTHER VEHICLE, SAYS POLICE
"He escaped on foot about half a block away. And the boyfriend caught up with him and some kind of physical fight ensued, Small said, then other men from the neighborhood intervened and started hitting and punching him. to the man who had taken the vehicle.
About an hour after the car hijacking, emergency services arrived at the scene and found the car prisoner unconscious, reported the WCAU. He was taken to Temple University Hospital and declared dead.
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Mother and father were interviewed and the police said they were cooperating. The authorities did not indicate whether charges would be laid, a decision of the District Attorney's Office.


ASCL survey shows inconsistency in school inspections – with schools asked by inspectors to provide additional information that isn’t required by Ofsted
A survey by the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) has shed new light on Ofsted inspections across England; it revealed that while in a number of the areas listed inspections are largely consistent, in a small minority of cases schools are being asked for evidence which inspectors are not supposed to request.
ASCL is now calling for greater consistency in inspections citing the additional requests as a source of workload pressures.
Nearly all respondents (98%) said they were not asked for individual lesson plans, 99% said inspectors had not specified how lesson planning should be set out, and 94% said they were not asked for written records of oral feedback given to students.
In a recently launched government video, Working Together on Workload, Ofsted’s national director of education, Sean Harford, lists a number of ‘myths’ about what inspectors want to see when they visit schools.
This included verifying that inspectors do not expect to see particular frequency or quantity of work in pupils books, that there is no need to give individual lesson plans to inspectors, that Ofsted doesn’t specify how planning should be set out and don’t require schools to predict pupil attainment or pupil scores.
However, the ASCL survey of 476 headteachers, deputy heads and assistant heads of English secondary schools inspected since the beginning of 2016, found that:
- although Ofsted says that inspectors don’t require schools to predict the attainment of their pupils or their progress score, 62% of respondents said their school was asked to predict pupil attainment and 47% said they were asked for predicted progress scores.
- although Ofsted says it does not require extensive tracking of how pupils are doing, 45% of respondents said their school was asked to provide this information.
- although Ofsted says its inspectors do not expect to see a particular frequency or quantity of work in pupils’ books, 34% of respondents said inspectors had asked to see this type of evidence.
However, there are signs that the situation is improving in the first two of these areas, with about eight per cent fewer respondents reporting such requests in 2017 and 2018, compared to 2016, while the proportion in the third area was broadly similar.
Geoff Barton, general secretary of ASCL, said: “We have to reduce unsustainable and onerous levels of workload in schools because of the impact this burden has on the welfare of staff and on teacher recruitment and retention.
“It seems as if Ofsted is making progress in ensuring that its inspection teams do not make requests for evidence in line with its own myth-busting guidance.
“But in certain key areas, there is clearly some way to go if Ofsted is to show the level of consistency that it would rightly expect from school leaders.
“It is essential inspections are consistent and that no school is asked to provide evidence which generates unnecessary workload.
“We support Ofsted’s work in dispelling the myths about what it expects to see, but we have to make sure that this is reflected in practice on the ground.
“We have fed back the results of this survey to Ofsted to assist in that process.”
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A formula for survival for a child in the Holocaust: “Don’t trust anyone; never speak unless spoken to; never give your real last name; if you see your brothers and sisters, don’t run to them: cross over to the other side of the street. Don’t cry and don’t get sick; just survive.”
This is how the character of Mariette Rozen of Brussels, Belgium, aka Marie Doduck of Vancouver, Canada, was fashioned during her formative years between the ages of 6 and 11 during the Holocaust, beginning in 1940. Those words of caution from her older brother Jean, painfully scoured from the mists of Marie’s memory, have become a kind of coat that one takes off in polite company, but it is a mantle that never left her, even in her 80s, as Marie looks back in her memoir on her two lives: a child Holocaust survivor and a Canadian with a lifetime of achievement in the arts, family life, business and service to her community.
Entitled A Childhood Unspoken, this book of only 138 pages is a powerhouse! Co-authored and researched by Simon Fraser University history professor Lauren Faulkner Rossi, the memoir is written in two authentic voices: Marie Doduck the Canadian citizen, 86-year-old mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who, while recollecting her past, slips back into Mariette Rozen, being hunted or hiding in Belgium in the 1940s or transitioning to a new life in Vancouver in the 1950s. I began reading the first chapter silently. Then, the urgency and honesty of the voices behind the prose came alive. I wound up reading the entire book aloud to my partner Ruth, who grew up with Marie and shares high school memories with her.
It was an intense experience. There is in the book an urgency to at last speak the unspoken repressed memories of her traumatic childhood, to unearth and – most importantly – to verify the truth of Marie’s memory about where Mariette had been, with whom and where she lived as she was bounced from one location in Belgium to another while running from the Nazis. Marie wondered: did Mariette really see her mother and brother snatched from a Brussels street by the Nazis or did that happen in a dream? Did she have grandparents? This and much more was verified through Faulkner Rossi’s research. Marie’s memory grew clearer, however, when she described the frustration of Mariette the teenaged refugee whose lack of English drove her to draw pictures in order to communicate with her Vancouver foster parents, the Satanoves.
But Mariette desperately wanted to catch up on her education, to fit into the Kerrisdale schools of Vancouver. To become a Canadian. Very quickly, and to the amazement of other children, she not only learned English but even seized leading singing roles in school operettas. As a married woman, the same talent, grit, brains and determination guided Marie to leadership roles in her children’s schools, in her synagogue, in Jewish charities and in business with her husband, Sidney Doduck. She gained such a wide reputation as a Holocaust witness and survivor that she was invited to address the German parliament, which she refused.
Several of the Shoah episodes retold by the Doduck-Rossi team bear repeating here. In a Belgian orphanage where Mariette’s Jewish origins had been carefully guarded, one of the nuns told the Nazis about her but then confessed it to the Mother Superior, who quickly opened a sewer for Mariette and banged the metal plate closed over her. Mariette waited for hours, terrified in the black sewer while rats crawled over her and the boots of Nazi soldiers clanged on the metal plate above. The Nazis left empty-handed.
Chased by Nazis, Mariette took shelter in a Belgian barn but knew that she couldn’t hide in a loose haystack because they would be probing them with pitchforks, so she chose a tightly-bound bale, dug a hole for herself, crawled in and pulled the hay in behind her. Sure enough, a Nazi came and began probing the loose stacks with a pitchfork. As he left, he stuck the fork into Mariette’s bale and pierced her hand. When the farm housewife came to rescue her, she found blood all over and took the child into the kitchen for repairs. “Who is doing all the screaming?” Mariette wondered out loud. “It’s you,” said the woman as she disinfected and bandaged the wound.
Although Mariette saw much brutality and death, there were some good people. Among her many saviours was a “good” German soldier. Mariette had been swept up on a Brussels street along with many other Jews and non-Jews, packed into a cattle car and transported to a concentration camp overnight. When the doors slid open at the camp, a Nazi soldier screamed in German, “What is my sister doing on this train?” Without hesitation, Mariette began screaming back the few German words she knew and the Nazi soldier took her off the train, put her into a motorcycle sidecar, drove her to the outskirts of town and dropped her off.
I was inspired by Marie’s Judaism. There is also much to be admired about her lack of hate and her anti-hate philosophy, her lack of self-pity and the life force that drove her to accomplish so much and to give back so much. Yet this book is also a tribute to Marie’s brothers and sisters and to all of those approximately 1,200 traumatized Jewish children who were brought to Canada after the war and strove to fit in and to make themselves a new life. It’s a memoir that Marie’s children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren can proudly cherish as a history of their ancestor who is one of this country’s great Jewish Canadians.
Stan Goldman is a retired English teacher who lives in Richmond.

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After making financial sacrifices to become producers of Medellin, Eric and Vince approach the only director who can make the film on a shoestring budget: auteur Billy Walsh. The entire experience encourages Eric to stop riding Vince;;s coattails, so he branches out and takes on Anna Faris as a new client, even though her jealous boyfriend is none too happy with the arrangement.
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At the recent K-Do you know K? event at the Pacifico Yokohama, in Yokohama, Kanagawa, the event’s staff revealed that a brand new K anime project is currently in production. In addition, a stage play and a dance project were also revealed.
A brand new anime titled K Seven Stories has been announced. The first visual has also been revealed (above). The first staff members of the upcoming anime were also revealed:
- Director and Anime Character Designer: Shingo Suzuki (K, Coppelion)
- Animation Studio: GoHands (K, Seitokai Yakuindomo)
The announced stage play will be titled K-Lost Small World- and will be based on the 2014 K spin-off novel by Yukako Kabei. The play will be held at the AiiA 2.5 Theatre in Tokyo from July 22nd till July 24th, and will then be performed at the Kyoto Gekijou theater on July 30th and July 31st.
The event was also saw the debut of the series’ dance project, known as ChaLive (Character Live), that stars ONDY as Yashiro Isana, Keito Okuyama as Misaki Yata, and yuto as Saruhiko Fushimi. The K ChaLive will also be performed on June 10th on the 7th floor of the Animate store in Ikebukuro.
The main cast of the previous anime instalments includes:
- Daisuke Namikawa (Rokuro Okajima in Black Lagoon) will return to voice Yashiro Isana
- Daisuke Ono (Sebastian Michaelis in Black Butler) returns as Kuroh Yatogami
- Mikako Komatsu (Saika Totsuka from Oregairu) voices Neko
- Kenjiro Tsuda (Sadaharu Inui from Prince of Tennis) is back as Mikoto Suoh
- Tomokazu Sugita (Gintoki Sakata from Gintama) will be voicing Reisi Munakata
- Kazuyuki Okitsu (Jonathan Joestar in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure) will voice the Green King Nagare Hisui
- Shouzou Iizuka (Genji Kamogawa in Hajime no Ippo: Rising) returns as Daikaku Kokujōji
K, also known as K Project, is an original television anime series by the studio GoHands (Seitokai Yakuindomo, Coppelion). The series launched in October 2012 and was helmed by director Shingo Suzuki (Coppelion). The series received modest reception for its plot, but it was praised for the fluidity of the visuals and art. The creator of the series, GoRa (who also helped with the series’ composition), also wrote the story of the many adaptations of K. To date, the series has two prequel mangas, a side story manga, two light novels and a PlayStation Vita game. A sequel film to the anime series, titled K Missing Kings, was also produced and released in July 2013. The series received a second TV anime season titled K: Return of Kings.
Here is a synopsis of the series from MAL:
Set in a world where history has taken a slightly different course from the one we’re familiar with, K follows the story of a young boy whose life is caught in a psychic war between seven kings.
Ashinaka High School is known for its unique setting: the entire campus is built on an island. Yashiro Isana, aka Shiro, is having lunch with a cat on one of the school rooftops. After his lunch break, Shiro goes on an errand for his classmate Kukuri to prepare for their upcoming school festival, only to be chased by some intimidating-looking men.
A brand new K anime project, titled K Seven Stories, is currently in production. Further information about the anime, including its format, will be revealed soon.
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A Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems
What happens in the vast stretches of the world’s oceans - both wondrous and worrisome - has too often been out of sight, out of mind.
The sea represents the last major scientific frontier on planet earth - a place where expeditions continue to discover not only new species, but even new phyla. The role of these species in the ecosystem, where they sit in the tree of life, and how they respond to environmental changes really do constitute mysteries of the deep. Despite technological advances that now allow people to access, exploit or affect nearly all parts of the ocean, we still understand very little of the ocean’s biodiversity and how it is changing under our influence.
The goal of the research presented here is to estimate and visualize, for the first time, the global impact humans are having on the ocean’s ecosystems.
Our analysis, published in Science, February 15, 2008 (no subscription required), shows that over 40% of the world’s oceans are heavily affected by human activities and few if any areas remain untouched.
The Manneporte near Étretat (1886) by Claude Monet
Salty cave view on the shores of The Dead Sea, Jordan (by Moro).
Sea of Stars
Photograph by Doug Perrine, Alamy
Pinpricks of light on the shore seem to mirror stars above in an undated picture taken on Vaadhoo Island in the Maldives.
The biological light, or bioluminescence, in the waves is the product of tiny marine life-forms called phytoplankton—and now scientists think they know how some of these sea beasts create their brilliant blue glow.
Various species of phytoplankton are known to bioluminesce, and their lights can be seen in oceans all around the world, said marine biologist and bioluminescence expert Woodland Hastings of Harvard University. (Also see“Glowing Sea Beasts: Photos Shed Light on Bioluminescence.”)
“I’ve been across the Atlantic and Pacific, and I’ve never seen a spot that wasn’t bioluminescent or a night that [bioluminescence] couldn’t be seen,” Hastings said.
The most common type of marine bioluminescence is generated by phytoplankton known as dinoflagellates. A recent study co-authored by Hastings has for the first time identified a special channel in the dinoflagellate cell membrane that responds to electrical signals—offering a potential mechanism for how the animals create their unique illumination.


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A fracture is a complete or partial break in the continuity of a bone structure. It is most common in children and the elderly, but also occurs in young and middle-aged people; with timely and appropriate treatment, most patients can recover their original function; a small number of patients can be left with varying degrees of sequelae.
Closed fracture: the skin at the fracture is intact and the fracture end is not connected to the outside world.
Open fracture: The trauma wound is deep to the fracture or the fracture end pierces the skin to expose the surface of the body.
Compound fracture: the fracture end damages blood vessels, nerves or other organs, or is accompanied by joint disarticulation, etc.
Incomplete fracture: the integrity and continuity of the bone is not completely interrupted.
Complete fracture: the integrity and continuity of the bone is completely interrupted.
The fracture is caused by the direct action of violence on a part of the bone, resulting in a fracture of the injured part, often with varying degrees of soft tissue injury. For example, if a wheel hits the lower leg, a fracture of the tibiofibular stem occurs at the place of impact.
Indirect violence is caused by longitudinal conduction, leverage or torsion, such as a fall from a height and landing on the foot, the trunk is sharply flexed forward due to gravity, and a compression or burst fracture occurs at the junction of the thoracolumbar spine.
Pain, swelling, deformity, bone rubbing sound, functional impairment, hemorrhage.
The fracture ends that have been displaced after the fracture will be restored to normal or close to the original anatomical relationship in order to regain the brace role of the bone. The methods of repositioning include closed repositioning and surgical repositioning.
After fixation, the fracture is easily re-displaced because it is unstable, so different methods should be used to fix it in a satisfactory position to make it heal gradually.
Commonly used fixation methods are: small splints, plaster bandages, external fixation braces, traction brake fixation, etc. These fixation methods are called external fixation.
If it is fixed by surgical incision with plates, steel pins, intramedullary pins, screws, etc., it is called internal fixation.
Through muscle contraction of the injured limb, increase the blood circulation of the tissue around the fracture, promote fracture healing, prevent muscle atrophy, and prevent joint adhesion and joint capsule contracture by active or passive activities of the unfixed joint, so that the function of the injured limb can be restored to the normal state before the fracture as soon as possible.
Fixation material splint or its substitutes (such as wood, bamboo stick, bark, etc.). The dressing needs to be lined with soft materials such as cotton, gauze, towels, etc. between the splint and the skin, and then the splint is tied and wrapped with a triangular towel, bandage or rope.
The splint is placed on the outer side of the fractured upper arm, and the protruding part of the fracture should be padded, then the elbow and shoulder joints should be fixed, and the upper arm should be flexed and suspended in front of the chest with a triangular towel, and then the injured limb should be fixed in the thorax with a triangular towel.
Lower leg fracture fixation method: Place the splint on the outside of the fractured lower leg, with padding on the protruding part of the fracture, then fix the upper and lower ends of the wound and the knee and ankle joints (8-way fixation of the ankle joint), and then fix the top of the splint.
Thigh fracture fixation method: place the splint on the outer side of the fractured thigh, the protruding part of the fracture should be padded, then fix the upper and lower ends of the wound and the ankle and knee joints, and finally fix the lumbar, iliac and ankle parts
Use a cervical brace or head immobilizer to prevent further injury to the cervical spine, which can cause damage to the vital center and thus lead to cardiac and respiratory arrest and death.
Use a spinal board or multiple people moving together to keep the head, trunk and lower extremities in a straight line to prevent causing paraplegia.
Pay attention to the wound and general condition. If the wound is bleeding, the bleeding should be stopped first and the fracture should be fixed only afterwards. If there is shock or respiratory or cardiac arrest, resuscitation should be performed immediately.
When dealing with open fractures with exposed fracture ends, clean and disinfect the area, wrap the wound with gauze, position the injured limb as normal as possible and let the fracture ends retract naturally, and forbid to send the exposed fracture ends back into the wound to avoid wound contamination and re-stabbing the blood vessels and nerves, and then dress and fix.
For fractures of the thigh, calf, and spine, the patient should generally be fixed in place, and the injured limb and trunk should not be moved too much during fixation to avoid increasing the patient's pain and injury to the nerves and blood vessels, and do not reset blindly to avoid aggravating the degree of injury.
In order to fix the fracture securely and firmly, the length and width of the splint used to fix the fracture should be commensurate with the fractured limb, and its length should generally exceed the upper and lower joints of the fracture.
The splint used for fixation should not directly contact the skin. When fixing, soft materials such as gauze, triangular towel pad, towel and clothing can be used between the splint and the limb, especially the ends of the splint, the protruding parts of the joint bones and the interstitial parts, which can be appropriately thickened to avoid skin abrasion or local tissue compression necrosis.
The tightness of fixation and binding should be appropriate, too loose to achieve the purpose of fixation, too tight to affect blood circulation, resulting in limb necrosis. When fixing the limbs, the finger (toe) ends should be exposed so that the blood circulation of the limbs can be observed at any time. If you find that the fingers (toes) are pale, cold, numb, painful, swollen, and the nail bed is bruised, it means that the fixation and binding are too tight and the blood circulation is not good, so you should immediately loosen and re-bind the fixation.
When fixing fractures of the extremities, the upper end of the fracture break should be tied first and the lower end of the fracture end should be tied later. If the binding order is reversed, it will lead to re-dislocation. For upper limb fixation, the limb should be tied in flexion (flexed elbow); for lower limb fixation, the limb should be tied in extension.
When fixing a fracture, the upper end of the fracture should be tied first, followed by the lower end. Reversal of the binding order may lead to repositioning of the broken end.
The upper limb should be fixed in a flexed elbow position; the lower limb should be fixed with the limb extended (pulled) straight.
To prevent heat stroke in summer and to keep warm in winter.
To prevent shock caused by pain, the casualty can be given appropriate application of sedative painkillers under the guidance of a doctor.
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Fair weather for the Panhandle South Plains Fair
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - This is the final week of September, and it is Fair Week. My forecast, in short, fair weather for Fair Week.
Days generally will be sunny and nights clear.
Winds generally will be light.
Mornings and late nights will be chilly. Lows generally in the 50s.
Afternoons and early evenings will be warm. Highs generally in the upper 80s.
It will be dry. Well, with a possible exception. Read on.
Today, and the week, began with a chill. Temperatures in the 50s were reported in the Lubbock area this morning under a clear sky.
This afternoon will be sunny and warm with peak temperatures near average for late September. Highs will range from near 80 degrees to the mid-80s.
This evening will be fair. Lubbock area temperatures will drop back into the 70s by sunset, then the 60s after 10 PM.
A bit of a chill again will greet those out and about early Tuesday. Under a fair sky lows again will drop into the 50s.
Tomorrow afternoon, however, will be very warm. Area highs will range from the low to upper 80s. It will be sunny and winds will continue light.
There’s more of the same the remainder of the work week.
The only chance of rain, and it is very slight, will be over the far northwestern viewing area late Tuesday and again late Wednesday. This is the Friona and Bovina area.
The Autumnal Equinox was last Thursday. On that day, the length of day and night is said to be equal. That is, the time from sunrise to sunset and sunset to sunrise is equal. Both 12 hours.
In truth, today is when day and night are equal. There are 12 hours between today’s sunrise and sunset. 7:38 AM and 7:38 PM.
For more detail on this week and this weekend’s weather, see the forecast section here on our Weather Page (after closing this story) and in our KCBD Weather app - it’s free in your app/play store.
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