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* Slovaks wants more editorial freedom in media law
* Right of reply for public officials limited
BRATISLAVA, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Slovakia plans to soften its media law to redress what critics at home and abroad see as infringement of freedom of speech, a draft legal amendment showed on Wednesday.
The previous left-wing government of Robert Fico introduced a strict code three years ago, ordering newspapers to print every response from anyone mentioned in a news article — which critics saw as a way to intimidate journalists investigating corruption among politicians.
International human rights watchdogs, such as the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) opposed the legislation and leading newspapers issued blank front pages to condemn the right of reply clause.
The Slovak action was part of a wider trend of tighter controls on the media in the EU’s former Communist east.
Slovakia’s southern neighbour Hungary, currently holding the rotating presidency of the European Union, came under fire from Brussels for enacting a similar law, which brings the production of public news under the supervision of a state authority.
The amended code, published on the government’s website, would limit the right of reply only to cases when the published information is false, incorrect or incomplete.
The new centre-right coalition of Iveta Radicova pledged to improve freedom of media when taking power last July.
The Slovak Syndicate of Journalists (SSN) said it supported the amendment.
“The proposed change will significantly improve the media law,” said Matus Kostolny, editor in chief of the leading broadsheet SME.
“The most significant (point) is that it minimises room to seek speculative and politically-motivated responses also in reaction to truthful information published by media,” he added.
Radicova’s cabinet will debate the proposal, which needs to be approved by the parliament and signed by the president once it is endorsed by ministers, in the coming weeks and it should enter into force in July.
Reporting by Petra Kovacova, writing by Martin Santa; Editing by Elizabeth Fullerton


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Colby Feser initially dreamed of becoming a veterinarian. But an early lab experience before his freshman year connected him to the University of Minnesota Department of Pediatrics, where he eventually realized that he was most passionate about the human side of health — specifically, the exponential impact of solving problems at the laboratory bench.
A decade later, Feser is still working as a researcher in the Department of Pediatrics while he completes his PhD in Comparative and Molecular Biosciences in the College of Veterinary Medicine. And with support from an Emerging Scientist Award from Children’s Cancer Research Fund (CCRF), he’s on a mission: to create better blood products for kids with cancer.
“I think a lot of times we have these big, flashy molecular engineering tools that get directed toward big, flashy diseases, and we forget basic problems, like managing the ability to control bleeding or to dissolve clots,” he said. “It’s good to refocus our efforts on the fundamentals.”
Cancer and the therapies used to treat it can alter the delicate blend of a child’s blood proteins. As a result, children with cancer often require transfusions of blood or blood products, which are frequently in short supply because of a national donor blood shortage. “All in all, donor-derived blood products are hugely problematic,” Feser explained. “Because these products are sourced from the pooled blood of multiple volunteer donors, they are expensive, lack uniformity, require extensive pathogen screening and are not concentrated, making them especially problematic for pediatric patients.”
One solution is to synthesize the blood products using cultured cells in a bioreactor. “That’s a great step in the right direction because it bypasses supply concerns and minimizes pathogen contamination,” he noted.
To address those challenges, Feser is using gene-editing technology to engineer human cells to overexpress blood proteins, with the goal of creating a blood protein concentrate that would be a safe, cost-effective alternative to donor-supplied blood products. “Concentrated products are the answer to fluid overload concerns,” he explained. “While current blood products can be isolated and concentrated, it’s expensive and can result in the destruction of other valuable blood proteins during the process. Our approach would eliminate that waste.”
Many patients require procoagulant proteins, but anticoagulant proteins are equally critical. “As important as stopping bleeding is, we also have to be careful about clots, so it’s a delicate balance,” Feser said. “The philanthropic support of Children’s Cancer Research Fund has really opened up the ability for me to explore the anticoagulation side of this research and to further validate the system we’re working on. This project wouldn’t be possible without Children’s Cancer Research Fund.”
The research could benefit both children and adults with coagulation problems related to a wide variety of diseases. “We’re focused on coagulation proteins, but the system we’ve designed is applicable to many protein replacement therapies,” Feser said. “I think it’s exciting because of the advancements it makes. We’re potentially changing how coagulation is handled in the clinical setting, and on the industry side, we’re improving current replacement protein production systems.”
It’s an exciting time to work in childhood cancer research, Feser noted. “I think we have a lot of tools at our disposal that we didn’t have even when I started 10 years ago in the Peds Department. We have a lot more physical and biological tools that are helping us answer questions that we’ve never been able to answer before,” he said. “If we don’t have the tools in our basket to totally cure a disease, we at least have the tools to improve the outcomes. I think there’s still a massive amount of unexplored potential in those tools that we’re seeing unfold.”
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People with disabilities, women and girls, children, poor people, people of color, and other multiply marginalized people face a disproportionate impact in disasters, emergencies, and crises.
- People with disabilities are 2-to-4 times more likely to die or be injured in conflict situations and natural disasters than people without disabilities.
- People with disabilities make up 16% of the world population.
- In the U.S. people with disabilities make up 27% of the nation’s population.
- Women and children are 14 times more likely to die during a disaster than men.
- More than 70 percent of women have experienced gender-based violence in some crisis settings.
- Women make up 49.58% of the world population.
- Women with disabilities are more likely to be discriminated against than men with disabilities and women without disabilities.
- After a natural disaster, white people accumulate more wealth while residents of color accumulate less wealth.
- During Hurricane Katrina, Black people were 1.7 to 4 times more likely to die than white people.

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This Star Wars article contains spoilers.
From the very beginning, Boba Fett has inspired The Mandalorian. Showrunner Jon Favreau’s “toy box” approach pitched protagonist Din Djarin as a Boba Fett-like figure, and although the two are quite different in terms of personality and history, the iconic silhouette of the space western gunslinger is very similar.
But now Boba Fett himself is back in The Mandalorian season 2, played by none other than Temuera Morrison in a very brief cameo. At the very end of the season 2 premiere “The Marshall,” we find Boba watching from a hill as Mando rides off with his old armor, a scowl on the old Mandalorian’s face that would silence a krayt dragon. With all the Mandalorian history and bounty hunting on the show, it was only a matter of time before we finally got to see Boba in the flesh!
While new Star Wars fans may not be as familiar with Boba Fett, fans who’ve spent hours rewatching the Original Trilogy of movies likely let out a shriek when Morrison hit the screen on the live-action series. The helmeted bounty hunter first appeared in the Star Wars Holiday Special in animated form, but more famously in The Empire Strikes Back as a mysterious figure able to talk back to Darth Vader without consequences. Although he’s barely on screen and speaks very few lines in Empire and Return of the Jedi, his iconic look and intimidating swagger have made him one of the most popular characters in the saga. Most Star Wars fans will recognize his iconic T-visored Mandalorian helmet, jetpack, and gauntlets that can shoot either missiles or ropes for capturing bounties alive. His entire storyline in the Original Trilogy involved hunting down Han Solo for Jabba the Hutt, and he’d fit right in The Mandalorian’s Bounty Hunter’s Guild.
Morrison isn’t the original actor to play Boba Fett: that’s Jeremy Bulloch, who wore the helmet in the Original Trilogy. Other people helped bring the character to life, too. John Morton filled in as body double for Bulloch and Jason Wingreen provided the voice. But Morrison played Jango Fett in Attack of the Clones and is, therefore, the live-action face for all of Jango’s clones, including Boba. This is also why George Lucas later dubbed Morrison’s voice over Wingreen’s performance for the DVD release of the Original Trilogy in 2004.
Unsurprisingly, Boba Fett’s return has sparked a lot of talk among fans, who will likely spend the entire season theorizing how the bounty hunter was able to escape his fate in Return of the Jedi and what his arrival might mean for The Mandalorian. Let’s discuss…
Why Is Boba Fett Returning in The Mandalorian?
Disney has already tried to bring Boba Fett back to live-action twice since it purchased Lucasfilm and the rights to Star Wars in 2012. In 2015, Fantastic Four director Josh Trank was attached to direct a Boba Fett movie that was originally going to be announced as a third Star Wars Story standalone movie, along with Rogue One and Solo. According to an interview with Polygon, Trank “quit because I knew I was going to be fired if I didn’t quit” after Fantastic Four‘s dismal performance and the well-known behind-the-scenes drama during production.
The Boba Fett project was revived in 2018, with Logan director James Mangold set to helm the movie, but this second attempt was also shelved after Solo‘s tepid turn at the box office that same year. Simon Kinberg, Rebels producer and Dark Phoenix director, would have co-written the movie.
In 2020, The Mandalorian provides perhaps the best re-entry point for Boba Fett. Not only does it star a main character with a similar occupation and a taste for carbonite, but it delves deeper into Mandalorian culture as well as what happened to places like Tatooine after the fall of the Empire. Even though Boba Fett isn’t Mandalorian by blood, the fate of Mandalore could still affect him personally, especially since his father was a member of that culture, even if Jango was treated like an outcast by the planet’s pacifist government. Would Fett still be an ally of the Empire after what they did to his father’s people?
The show first teased the return of Boba Fett in the season 1 episode “The Gunslinger.” That episode ends with a mysterious figure inspecting the body of Din Djarin’s latest target on Tatooine. When does this moment take place with respect to Fett’s timeline? Has he just escaped the sarlacc or has he spent the years since Return of the Jedi as a hermit in the desert? Has he been following Din’s tracks all along? The cameo seems to confirm Boba’s hermit status, as we see him wearing black robes and carrying a rifle as his own protection. (He very likely wants his armor back.)
But has he also been tracking Mando? When it comes to a bounty as big as the one on Din and Baby Yoda‘s heads in season 1, there’s no doubt that the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy would have heard about it. And if the underworld has forgotten him after he was swallowed whole by the sarlacc, what better way to reclaim his reputation than by collecting the bounty no one else could?
That’s not to say that the bounty hunter has definitely returned as a villain. For one thing, this could just be a cameo or perhaps the very start of an arc that will see Boba following our heroes around, waiting for the right moment to reveal himself.
However Fett’s story plays out, it could set up future adventures for the character, just like the ones he had before Disney erased the classic Legends continuity from canon.
How Did Boba Fett Survive the Sarlacc Pit?
Fett’s death in Return of the Jedi wasn’t the end for the bounty hunter in the pre-Disney Legends continuity. In fact, he lived a long life that stretched decades beyond the events of the Original Trilogy. But how did he survive a fate as gruesome as being slowly digested over a thousand years inside of the sarlacc?
Fans learned in the classic Dark Horse comic series Dark Empire by Tom Veitch and Cam Kennedy that Fett’s armor allowed him to survive inside the sarlacc and fight his way out, blowing up the creature in the process (a move very similar to how Mando escaped the belly of the krayt dragon in “The Marshall”). The novel The Mandalorian Armor by K.W. Jeter further explained that it was rival bounty hunter Dengar who found Boba Fett half-dead in the desert and nursed him back to health.
From that point on, Fett became a regular character in the Legends Expanded Universe, featuring in many bounty-hunter focused books. He also made a brief cameo in the 19-book New Jedi Order series and appeared in the Jedi-focused Legacy of the Force and Fate of the Jedi books. In fact, Fett lived on until the very end of the Legends timeline, completely defying the odds after his initial demise in Return of the Jedi.
Boba Fett eventually became the leader of the Mandalorians, which had a sprawling culture and even their own official language in Legends. Fett had a family and his granddaughter ended up assisting in the training of Jaina Solo, Han and Leia’s daughter.
As in the Sequel Trilogy, Legends included the continuation of the Skywalker-Solo clan, and, while Fett mostly kept to himself as the leader of a third faction sometimes opposed and sometimes allied with the Republic, he was involved with incorporating Mandalorian fighting into Jaina’s Jedi training. He also became a formal ally of the Jedi in the war against Jaina’s brother, Jacen Solo/Darth Caedus, in Legacy of the Force.
Will the Disney canon do something similar with Boba Fett’s post-Return of the Jedi story? We don’t know what the studio might have in mind for Fett, or whether he will eventually turn into a more sympathetic anti-hero character, but it wouldn’t be surprising if some elements from his Legends storyline were brought into the new canon. That’s exactly what Disney did with Grand Admiral Thrawn, another character whose Legends story was pieced together in a new way in the canon animated series Rebels.
How Boba Fett Might Connect to Baby Yoda
Boba, as we all know, isn’t a traditional Mandalorian — he’s a clone. He wasn’t born on Mandalore, he wasn’t connected to a traditional cultural/religious covert like Din Djarin in The Mandalorian, and his father Jango, a killer willing to sell his clones to the Republic, doesn’t exactly seem like a traditionalist in the vein of the Armorer or Mandalorian leader Bo-Katan Kryze.
There’s certainly some kind of cloning plot being woven into The Mandalorian. In season 1, Ugnaught hero Kuill suggested that Baby Yoda could be a “strand-cast,” a type of bio-engineered clone that Emperor Palpatine hoped to use as the perfect vessel for his spirit after his original body was destroyed in the Battle of Endor. We know that Dr. Pershing, an Imperial scientist, wanted to experiment on the Child before Din decided to rescue him. Was Baby Yoda part of the Emperor’s plan to find a new vessel or a clone of Master Yoda the Emperor planned to turn to the dark side?
Or is Baby Yoda the result of a separate strand-cast experiment that worked where so many of the Sith’s failed? If this is the case, the Empire would undoubtedly want to see how the Child not only survived the cloning process but also became powerful in the Force. As we learn in The Rise of Skywalker, the Emperor’s own clones were all massive disappointments on that front.
What if Boba Fett is hunting Baby Yoda for what’s left of the Empire? Would they feel any sort of affinity toward each other if they’re both clones, or would Boba Fett be the cold-hearted killer to Din Djarin’s heartfelt foundling? The potential clone connection could make for a captivating storyline in season 2.
Fans certainly have had a lot of time to come up with opinions, headcanon, and theories about the bounty hunter. Fett speaks sparingly and radiates intimidation, even if his most famous role features him falling into a large pit. Attack of the Clones and The Clone Wars added to Fett’s backstory and showed him learning the ropes of the bounty hunting trade. All that could be paid off in The Mandalorian, depending on how the show incorporates Morrison now that he’s made his return.
The Star Wars franchise has been in a rather uncertain place since the Disney purchase, with movies doing well at the box office but cultural cache falling. The Mandalorian is one of the most unquestionably successful and high-quality parts of the franchise right now, so it’s a good business decision to bring a very popular character to the show. We’ll see what that means for the story.
The Mandalorian season 2 airs Fridays at 12:01 pm PT/3:01 am ET on Disney+.


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We started tracking down and rounding up equipment last year and have yet to purchase everything we need, but with the help of a farmer/friend/neighbor, we got our 1st crop hay, cut and baled without rain. The corn we planted is starting to look pretty good since we finally got warmer weather and the shot of rain we got this morning is another step in the right direction.
Below are a couple shots of the BIG event on Sunday....(yep, that was sarcasm) You'd think we were getting the place ready for the a social event the way those two guys went about things the last couple weeks. (tiny snicker)
|THIS........is the place I sat while watching the boys bale hay. lol|
|A Pre-baling conference...............tires inflated? Check. Hitch pin secured? Check. |
Baling twine in twine box? Check..........you get the idea. (once again with the sarcasm)
|LET THE BALING BEGIN!!!|
|My brother in law, Nick, driving a 520 JD he restored. |
If it seems like I'm poking fun at the guys, well, you'd be correct. But there were so excited by the prospect of doing anything farm related, it was too cute an opportunity to let get by me. Anyone that knows me, knows I love to pick on people just a teensy bit. Ok, A LOT! Sorry, it's my dad's fault, he's a wise @$$ from way back, and his dad was one too. So, you see, I really am not to blame at all. (grin)
300 bales in the shed.........my sheep, horses, llamas, and alpacas are licking their chops.

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We were returning from a morning visiting the west-end beaches of Moloka'i and had stopped in town to buy some groceries for lunch at the Friendly Market when my friend saw Aunty Ruby's across the street. We walked over to check it out and decided to try it for lunch. My friend is a Filipina, so she liked many of the items on the menu. She had the menudo (if you are familiar with Mexican menudo, this is NOT the same at all) and I had a noodle and shrimp stir-fry whose name I forget. Both were very good and the portions were more than ample. In fact, leftovers were almost enough for dinner, too.
The place seems to be very popular with families and a few of the other tables were full of people enjoying their meals. Everyone here was extremely friendly and the food is good. I was a little disappointed that they had already run out of spam musubi for the day, but this is a good sign!
No frills, just good food in a nice place full of nice people.
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614 E. Auto Center Dr.
Ford's historic Victoria name returned to the top-tier car in 1955, and none showed off the premium style better than the 1955 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria Skyliner. Not only did it have elegant lines, but also the big clear bubble top roof makes it extremely distinctive and extremely rare.
Fords were instantly recognizable this year with their sweeping chrome trim extending from the headlight all the way back to the tail - creating the perfect dividing line for the two-tone Waterfall Blue and Snowshoe White. Furthermore, it's easy to distinguish the Crown Victorias as the upper echelon of the already top-of-the-line Ford Fairlanes, because only these have the encompassing brightwork that visually separates the front and rear passenger compartments. This looks quite tasteful on the regular coupes, but the band of bright trim over the roof seems to be tailor-made for the Skyliner series. It's perfect to showcase the Plexiglas roof section that gives the front seat such a panoramic view and lets this Skyliner earn its name. It was an expensive feature when new that cost even more than a convertible. Thus, there were only 1,999 examples made, and you can only imagine the increased rarity 65+ years later. So it's the kind of car that receives plenty of attention from collectors in the know, and just fans of something distinct. That's why they made sure this one continues to present well. We have a large photo file documenting the full restoration of the car and nearly $20k invested in getting it to look this vintage and correct. It's rolling rare elegance, right down to the details, wire wheel covers, whitewall tires, rear fender skirts, and continental kit on the rear.
The blue and white theme is continued inside the car, and there is an overall clean and handsome presentation that makes this quite inviting. The front seats have a great pattern, and they have a more individualized style than the standard bench. But our favorite style element is how the door panels have a similar swoopy design to emulate the exterior trim. These door panels even wrap into the dashboard in a continuous sweep. The driver's seat feels like a time machine back to the '50s, including the stylized steering wheel, AM radio, carpets with Ford family crest, and even a pull-out tissue box. And the speedometer reminds you that Ford was ready to show off the new Plexiglas era on more than just the special roof.
This is a U-code car, and so that means it was born with V8 power. That's why it's great to see such a detailed 272 cubic-inch motor under the hood today. It has correct pieces, like the oil bath air cleaner and big red block. Plus, there are tasteful upgrades like Thunderbird valve covers and polished fan that make it even nicer to show off the motor. Plus, the Red's headers give the dual exhaust a sweet V8 tune. This likes to be a true vintage cruiser, and that means the right features, like a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission and power brakes for better stopping confidence.
Not only does the sale come with the restoration book, but also nice extras, like a copy of the dealer invoice. This is the rare coupe that knows how to let the sunshine in. So it's time to let it into your life. Call today!!!
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Carolina Hurricanes center Jeff Skinner (53) goes to the ice against Washington Capitals defenseman Jeff Schultz (55) in the 1st period at the Verizon Center in Washington on November 28, 2010. UPI/ Mark Goldman
Jeff Skinner's shootout goal handed Carolina a 4-3 victory Tuesday, but the New York Islanders clinched a playoff berth despite the decision.
Wayne Simmonds notched his first career hat trick and added assist Saturday, sparking the Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-3 win over Carolina.
Joe Corvo's go-ahead goal in the third period Saturday helped the Carolina Hurricanes break a seven-game skid with a 4-2 win over Boston.
Troy Brouwer scored Washington's first and last goal Thursday and the Capitals extended their winning streak to six games by downing Carolina 3-1.
No. 1 seeds stay perfect in NCAA Tournament ... Rose leads by two at Palmer Invitational ... Brodeur credited with goal in comeback ... Williams sisters advance at Sony Open ... Sports news from United Press International.
New Jersey goaltender Martin Brodeur was credited with the third goal of his career Thursday and made 17 saves in the Devils' 4-1 win over Carolina.
Carolina's Jiri Tlusty struck for two goals and added an assist Saturday and the Hurricanes stayed on a roll with a 6-3 rout of New Jersey.
Jiri Tlusty scored twice and Cam Ward allowed only a first-period goal Thursday in bringing Carolina a 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh.
Danny Briere scored 1:47 into overtime Saturday, allowing the Philadelphia Flyers to pull out a 4-3 victory over Carolina.
Jordan Staal recorded a goal and an assist and brother Eric Staal also scored Monday, propelling the Carolina Hurricanes over Toronto 4-1.


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Twelve students from the Physics & Astronomy Department attended the 2019 Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Congress (Phys Con) in Providence, Rhode Island, the largest gathering of undergraduate physics students in the world. The biannual conference is sponsored by the American Institute of Physics.
Students attended workshops, listened to lectures from Nobel prize winners, and toured campuses in the area, including Brown, Harvard, and MIT. They were also able to collaborate and interact with other physics students and professionals.
During the conference, U physics students were encouraged to record their impressions of the event. Here are some of their observations:
“The demo presentation at Brown this evening has definitely been my favorite event so far. It reminded me how exciting physics is and how much I really do love it. I also connected with many physics students from different schools, and it was great to network and share experiences with them.”
“Overall, my experience at PhysCon was wonderful. I had the privilege of meeting several distinguished persons, including James Gates, John Mather, and particularly Jocelyn Bell Burnell, discoverer of pulsars, who stopped by to review my poster, and we discussed improving astronomy outreach programs. I also received a lot of valuable information about careers in government and industry, in addition to listening to several research talks.”
To raise money for the students to attend, the U’s chapter of the Society of Physics students created a crowdfunding campaign, using the U’s recently launched UStarter platform. The UStarter campaign was successful in raising some of the funds needed to cover the travel costs of students.

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West central Michigan field crop update – May 4, 2017
Heavy rains stopped the majority of field work in the west central region.
Approximately 2 to 3.5 inches of rain was received across much of west central Michigan over the course of the last seven days, putting the majority of field work on hold as most soils are saturated. A number of producers were able to do some spring tillage on well-drained soils, as well as apply manure and fertilizer.
Temperatures have ranged from the mid-40s to the low 70s for highs, and low 30s to mid-50s for lows. At Entrican, Michigan, we accumulated 321 growing degree-days (GDD) base 41 and 150 GGD base 50. Fremont, Michigan, totals are 332 GDD base 41 and 149 GDD base 50
Corn planting did get started on very well-drained soils, though less than 1 percent is in. Many fields that will go to corn have significant growth of common chickweed as well as other winter annuals. These will be attractive for black cutworm egglaying.
Soybean planting has yet to begin in earnest, though there is a field or two that has been planted.
Wheat is in Feeke’s stage 5 to 7 with the majority in 6. There are still a number of fields waiting to receive their first spring nitrogen application, as field conditions have remained too wet for equipment to make the application. A few fields have some leaf rust, however no stripe rust has been identified.
Oats have been planted with many more yet to be planted, as field conditions have not allowed early work in many areas. Early planted fields are beginning to emerge, but these are the exception.
We have been detecting armyworm and black cutworm flight on and off over the past two weeks. High-risk fields for both of these pests will need to be scouted in a few weeks for larvae activity. With relatively cool temperatures, the eggs of these two pests will be slow to hatch and young larvae slow to develop. Read “Spring moth flights and infestation potential for corn and wheat” by MSU Extension entomologist Chris DiFonzo for more information.

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Pseudofollicultis barbae is what is commonly known as Razor burns. The burns are not a serious when it comes to complications that it can cause,however, most of the times it is a nuisance and by all means they are ugly on the look. At certain stages of their development, puss can form on the inside, resulting in a skin color discoloration and giving rise to emergence of some skin scars. Discomfort is one of the most ungraceful and worst thing that can happen to an individual. Barbers bush is the end result of continued infection from staphylococcus bacteria.
All over the human body, there is hair that grows and extent to which razor burns can be done are quite practicable. Fromthe face to under the arms, legs and thighs, burns from the razor can be experienced, as far as it is a hairy part of man, upon shaving.
There are various natural home treatment for razor burns, triggered by a simple itchiness that can be quite irritating with time advancement. The affected person more often has the sensation of rubbing or scratching the area that is affected. Whenever the home remedies for razor burn begins, one should resist from trying to either scratch or rub that skin surface. The next time you experience razor burns at any part of body try the various options below.
Aloe Vera is a dynamic plant that is used to treat numerous conditions and illnesses, including as a form of razor burn home remedy. The gel being extracted from the aloe Vera can hesitantly be used to treat and heal razor burns. For many people, aloe Vera is a home remedy for curbing infection on burns from fire and cuts from sharp objects. The mode of application is simple as it will involve making the top of the skin in affected area moist of the aloe Vera, thus contribute to relieve on the sensation of pain and swelling. It is a gel that is natural for use in home treatment for razor burn.
Another home remedies for razor burn is by compressing by either warm or cold compress on a piece of cloth. Instant relief from certain irritations from the razor burns can be contained by having a cold press around the affected zones. Right after shaving is the best time to use the cold press as it will help prevent the formation of such burns in the first place. On the other hand, hot compress are best utilized in soothing an already started pain from the skin. The resultant effect is causing the pores from the skin to open thereby releasing air from entrapments of the infected area.
Razor burn home remedy can also be performed at home using the most available honey. Having the qualities of being antibacterial,honey as a product can stimulate fast healing of razor burn wound. Inflammation that causes much pain is reduced as well as moderation of swelling. The fact that it also does protect the infected area against infection is what makes it be used as a home remedies for razor burn. The mode of application is basically keeping and maintaining the moisture of the infected area controlled, thereby applied by smearing on top of the razor burn.
White tea might sound as one of the home treatment for razor burnto use at home but it is very effective and efficient. The white tea extracted from the tea bag sachets will simply get rid of the razor burns. The tannic acid contained in tea facilitates for control and reduction of inflammations. The mode of application is simply wetting the bags and pressing them against your fingers for the liquid tea to ooze out and then smeared all around the infected areas.
Razor burns are best controlled during their initialstages, as at later stages might pose more challenges to contain and control infection. Apart from the outlined home treatment for razor burnabove, prevention is the better option that seeking a cure. Changing the method that you use in shaving is of essence. Having the correct shaving cream and applying oil used in shaving to protect against infection and further irritation will work best for the preventing razor burns.


The wild beaches of the Gower peninsula are a magnet for over three million tourists a year. Only minutes from the industry of Swansea and Port Talbot, Gower is still a secret and private place the locals like to keep to themselves. This series witnesses a year in the life of Gower and some of the people whose families have been there for generations.
In this episode, the Gower Society goes on a surveillance mission - taking aerial photos of the caravan sites and local businesses to make sure they haven't made any changes without permission. Understandably this doesn't go down well with the locals. Most Gower farmers have had to diversify to survive and Rob Morgan's sheep have been replaced by Christmas trees and reindeer.
Local surfing hero PJ looks back over the accident that nearly killed him, a caravan arriving at its site causes chaos in the village and father and son butchers Paul and Phillip Tucker are talking at cross purposes.
Any episode, after it has been first broadcast, is available for the duration of the entire series at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer.
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Many Americans braved shopping malls and department stores to shop in-person on Black Friday.
Why it matters: Coronavirus infections are still on the rise across much of the U.S. during a season of travel and holiday gatherings. Hospitals across the country, especially in rural areas, are still overwhelmed.
Thanksgiving Day consumer spending increased by roughly 22% year-over-year, topping a $5.1 billion record, according to Adobe Analytics data, CNBC reports.
The state of play: As shoppers avoid in-person retail due to COVID-related concerns, online transactions have surged. Adobe's marketing technology division follows online buying in real time at 80 of the top 100 retailers across the U.S., saying nearly half the purchases made on Thanksgiving were done so from smartphones.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced Monday that General Motors must recall and repair any vehicle equipped with Takata air bag inflators, per AP.
Why it matters: The government agency said GM must recall nearly 6 million pickup trucks and SUVs from the 2007–2014 model years. Despite the automaker's multiple appeals to the NHTSA, this new regulation will cost the company around $1.2 billion.
Cities like Atlanta, Houston and Orlando helped buoy merchants' coffers in October, according to a snapshot from Mastercard, which looked at retail sales in the 20 largest U.S. metropolitan areas during the first 10 months of the year.
Why it matters: So far it looks like cities that stayed open the most during the pandemic notched bigger gains, according to Mastercard, which tracked all types of transactions (not just credit and debit cards).
President Obama's "A Promised Land" (list price: $45) sold nearly 890,000 copies in the U.S. and Canada in its first 24 hours, putting it on track to be the best selling presidential memoir in modern history, AP's Hillel Italie writes.
Why it matters: Obama's book is the highlight of publishing's holiday season, and for some independent bookstores, the potential difference between remaining in business or closing.
The consumer-spending pullback whacked businesses that were already struggling to recover from the initial hit from the pandemic, data from the U.S. Census Bureau show.
Why it matters: This month’s lockdowns (or people curbing their own activity for safety reasons) will be a bigger setback for these same shops in the weeks to come.
The Spruce, one of the largest home decor websites on the internet, is launching its own organization product line in every Lowe's store in the country, executives tell Axios.
Why it matters: It's a major step for Dotdash, the parent company to The Spruce, in its effort to move into e-commerce. To-date, Dotdash has been profitable by focusing on internet advertising around evergreen content.
Amazon launched Amazon Pharmacy on Tuesday, which will allow U.S. customers to order prescription medications without leaving their homes.
Why it matters via Axios' Dan Primack: With the pharmaceutical business going digital, this could create a major challenge for companies like CVS and Walgreens, whose stocks stumbled this morning after Amazon's announcement.
Retailers and shippers are on a mad pre-holiday hiring spree, making them one of the few industries adding jobs during COVID-19.
Why it matters: With the entire country turning to online shopping, shippers across the U.S. are preparing for unprecedented package volumes — around 80 million per day between Thanksgiving and Christmas — and frustrating delays.
Guitar Center, a 61 year-old musical instrument retailer owned by Ares Management, plans to file for prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, per the New York Times.
Why it matters: This is one of the last chapters of private equity's so-called Golden Age, during which well-known retailers were taken private with huge new debt obligations but without meaningful e-commerce strategies.

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Discover the Best Current TV Technology – from sleek OLED screens to vibrant QLED displays, experience stunning picture quality and immersive sound.
The television industry has come a long way since its inception, and the current TV technology is nothing short of spectacular. With advancements in picture quality, sound systems, and display sizes, the modern-day TV has revolutionized the entertainment experience. Whether you’re an ardent sports fan or a movie buff, the latest TV technology can immerse you in the action like never before. Moreover, the smart features and streaming capabilities of modern televisions make it easy to access your favorite shows and movies from anywhere. Hence, it’s safe to say that the best current TV technology is truly a game-changer in the world of entertainment.
Television technology has seen a significant transformation in recent years. The days of bulky televisions are long gone, and with the advent of new technologies, TV screens have become slimmer, lighter, and more advanced. Today, television is not just a device to watch your favorite shows and movies; it has become an essential part of our lives. In this article, we will discuss the best current TV technology that has revolutionized the way we watch TV.
LED (Light Emitting Diode) TVs use LED lights to backlight the screen instead of CCFL (Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp) used in traditional LCD TVs. They are slimmer, consume less power and offer better picture quality with higher contrast ratios. The LED TVs come in two types, Edge-lit and Full Array. Edge-lit uses LEDs around the edge of the screen, while Full Array has LEDs behind the entire screen. Full-array offers better picture quality but is expensive compared to Edge-lit TVs.
OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) TVs are considered superior to LED TVs as they do not require a backlight. Each pixel in an OLED TV emits its light, providing better contrast ratios, black levels, and color accuracy. OLED TVs also offer wider viewing angles, making them perfect for large rooms or family gatherings. However, OLED TVs are expensive compared to LED TVs and are not available in bigger sizes.
4K TVs, also known as Ultra HD TVs, offer four times the resolution of Full HD TVs. They have a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels and provide sharper images with more detail. 4K TVs are perfect for watching movies or playing games, as they offer a more immersive experience. However, there is limited 4K content available, and it requires a high-speed internet connection to stream 4K content.
Smart TVs are becoming increasingly popular due to their advanced features. They come with built-in Wi-Fi, allowing you to connect to the internet and stream content from online platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and YouTube. Smart TVs also come with pre-installed apps and have voice recognition, making it easier to operate. However, Smart TVs can be expensive, and some users may not use all the features offered.
QLED (Quantum Light Emitting Diode) TVs use quantum dots to enhance the color accuracy and brightness of the picture. They offer better viewing angles and color reproduction compared to LED TVs. QLED TVs are also brighter, making them ideal for well-lit rooms. However, QLED TVs are expensive compared to LED TVs and do not offer the same black levels as OLED TVs.
HDR (High Dynamic Range) TVs offer a broader range of colors and brightness levels, providing more detail in both the bright and dark areas of the picture. HDR TVs provide a more immersive experience, making it feel like you are part of the action. HDR content is available on streaming platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime, and it requires a TV that supports HDR. However, there is limited HDR content available, and it requires a high-speed internet connection to stream HDR content.
Curved TVs are designed to provide a more immersive viewing experience by wrapping the screen around your field of view. They offer wider viewing angles and reduce reflections, making them perfect for well-lit rooms. Curved TVs also provide a more cinematic experience, making it feel like you are at the cinema. However, Curved TVs can be expensive, and some users may not notice the difference in picture quality.
In conclusion, there are various TV technologies available, each with its advantages and disadvantages. The choice of technology depends on personal preference, budget, and viewing requirements. LED TVs are affordable and offer good picture quality, while OLED TVs provide superior picture quality but are expensive. Smart TVs are becoming increasingly popular due to their advanced features, and 4K TVs provide a more immersive experience. QLED TVs offer better color accuracy and brightness, while HDR TVs provide more detail in bright and dark areas. Finally, curved TVs provide a more immersive viewing experience, making it feel like you are at the cinema.
When it comes to the best current TV technology, there are a variety of features to consider. One important factor is resolution, which can greatly impact the overall viewing experience. Full HD (1080p) is still popular, but 4K and 8K offer even sharper resolution. 4K has four times as many pixels as Full HD, while 8K boasts an impressive 16 times as many pixels. Another feature to consider is HDR, which stands for High Dynamic Range. This technology allows for more colors to be displayed on screen with better contrast, resulting in a more true-to-life viewing experience. Smart TVs have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their internet connectivity, allowing users to easily stream content from a variety of apps such as Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube. They also offer built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, making it easy to connect to other devices such as soundbars, gaming systems, and home assistants. When it comes to display technology, OLED TVs offer superior contrast and color accuracy compared to LED technology. While LED TVs are typically less expensive, OLED technology delivers a more lifelike picture and is considered to be a higher-end option. Another up-and-coming technology is quantum dot, which uses quantum dots to create more accurate and precise colors for an even more true-to-life picture. Refresh rate is another important factor to consider when shopping for a TV. The refresh rate refers to how many times per second the image on the screen is refreshed, with a higher refresh rate resulting in smoother motion and reduced blur during fast-paced scenes. Curved TVs have become increasingly popular due to their ability to immerse the viewer in the on-screen action, providing a more cinematic experience. However, they may not be practical for everyone’s viewing setup and the price may not be worth it for some. In terms of sound quality, soundbars have become a popular option for enhancing audio quality and providing a better surround sound experience. This is especially important for those who want to fully immerse themselves in their viewing experience. For gamers, it’s important to look for TVs with low input lag and a high refresh rate for a smoother and more responsive gaming experience. Finally, when selecting the perfect TV size, it’s important to consider the size of the room and the distance the viewer will be sitting from the screen. A general rule of thumb is to take the distance from the TV and divide by three to determine the best screen size. Overall, understanding the latest TV technology can greatly enhance the viewing experience and make for a more enjoyable entertainment experience.
As technology continues to evolve, television technology has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. The best current TV technology offers superior picture quality, stunning visuals, and an immersive viewing experience.
Advantages of Best Current TV Technology
- High Resolution: The best current TV technology offers 4K and 8K resolution, which is four times the resolution of Full HD. This means that viewers can enjoy a more detailed and clearer picture quality.
- Improved Contrast: With HDR technology, the contrast levels are higher, which makes the colors appear more vibrant and lifelike.
- Wider Viewing Angle: The latest televisions have an IPS (In-Plane Switching) panel that provides a wider viewing angle, so you can watch your favorite shows and movies from any part of the room.
- Smart Features: The best current TV technology also includes smart features that allow you to stream content from various online platforms such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime. You can also connect your TV to your smartphone or tablet, making it easier to control your TV and access your favorite apps.
- Voice Control: Modern TVs come with voice control features that allow you to control your TV using your voice. This feature is particularly useful for people who have difficulty using remote controls or have physical disabilities.
My Point of View on Best Current TV Technology
As a tech enthusiast, I am impressed by the advancements in TV technology. The best current TV technology offers a fantastic viewing experience that was not imaginable a few years ago. The high-resolution display, improved contrast, and wider viewing angles make it easier to immerse oneself in the content being watched.
The smart features and voice control functions are also a significant advantage, as they make it easier to access content and control the TV. With the availability of various streaming services, these features have made it easier for me to watch my favorite shows and movies without having to switch between different devices.
All in all, the best current TV technology is an excellent investment for anyone who enjoys watching TV. It provides an immersive and engaging viewing experience that is sure to impress even the most critical viewers.
Thank you for taking the time to explore the world of current TV technology with us. We hope that you’ve gained valuable insights on the best high-tech TV models available in the market today. As we wrap up, let’s take a quick recap of what we’ve learned.In the first paragraph, we discussed the OLED technology, which has taken the television industry by storm. We highlighted its key features, including vibrant colors, deep blacks, and excellent contrast ratios. We also mentioned some of the top OLED TV models in the market, such as LG CX and Sony A8H. If you’re looking for a TV with an unmatched viewing experience, OLED technology is the way to go.In the second paragraph, we touched on the QLED technology, which is another popular TV technology that is known for its brightness and color accuracy. We outlined its benefits, such as its ability to produce more vivid colors and its compatibility with HDR content. We also recommended some of the top QLED TV models, including Samsung Q80T and Sony X950H. If you’re looking for a TV that delivers stunning visuals, QLED technology is an excellent choice.Finally, in the third paragraph, we talked about the advancements in smart TV technology. We highlighted how modern TVs are equipped with advanced features, such as voice control and artificial intelligence. We also talked about the importance of choosing a TV that meets your specific needs and preferences. Whether you want a TV that supports your favorite streaming services or one that can be easily integrated with your smart home devices, there is a TV out there that can cater to your needs.In conclusion, we hope that this article has provided you with valuable information that will help you make an informed decision when buying a new TV. Remember to consider your needs and preferences carefully, and choose a TV that delivers the best viewing experience for you. Thank you for reading, and we wish you all the best in your TV shopping journey!
When it comes to buying a new TV, there are many questions that people typically ask about the best current TV technology. Here are some of the most common questions and their answers:
What is 4K TV technology?
4K is a resolution standard that refers to a TV’s pixel count. A 4K TV has four times the number of pixels as a standard 1080p TV, resulting in clearer and more detailed images.
What is OLED TV technology?
OLED stands for organic light-emitting diode. OLED TVs use organic compounds that emit light when an electric current is passed through them. This allows for deeper blacks, brighter colors, and wider viewing angles than traditional LED/LCD TVs.
What is HDR TV technology?
HDR stands for high dynamic range. HDR TVs can display a wider range of brightness and colors than non-HDR TVs, resulting in more lifelike images. HDR content is becoming increasingly available on streaming services and Blu-ray discs.
What is QLED TV technology?
QLED stands for quantum dot light-emitting diode. QLED TVs use quantum dots, which are tiny particles that can produce very specific colors of light. This allows for brighter and more vibrant colors than traditional LED/LCD TVs.
What is smart TV technology?
Smart TVs have built-in internet connectivity and streaming apps, allowing you to access online content like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video directly from your TV without the need for an external streaming device.
Overall, the best current TV technology will depend on your personal preferences and needs. Consider factors like budget, room size, and desired features when making your decision.


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Strong Debate on Tasmania’s New Ferries
First the new TT ferries would have been built in Europe (FSG, then RMC). Then the Government decided to cancel the contract to look at local shipbuilders.
As the assessment drags on, people are worried about the delays in having the new ships, and the solutions brought forward.
Some media highlights:
- Austal’s new CEO said they remain committed to bidding to build the replacement TT-Line ferries, as the government awaits on a recommendation from the independent taskforce.
Source: The Advocate of 18 January
- Incat chairman Robert Clifford, AO, says an additional passenger day sailing service across Bass Strait could operate from a different location to Devonport.
Source: The Advocate of 19 January
- Head of Tasmanian Peak Tourism Luke Martin says Incat Bass Strait day sailing proposal is kite-flying.
- Joining the debate on Tasmania’s ship building future, the Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union (AMWU) have called for the construction of a third Bass Strait ferry.
Source: The Guardian 2 February


ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) Paxton Lynch got his first taste of what it's like being a quarterback in QB-crazed Denver on Friday.
When the Broncos opened a two-day rookie minicamp a dozen TV videographers, four still photographers and dozens of reporters were focused on the Memphis quarterback and latest SI cover-boy.
Oh, and John Elway.
The Hall of Fame QB still casts a long shadow over the position 17 years after he took his last snap and four years after he lured Peyton Manning to town, the hallmark of his six seasons as the team's GM.
With Manning hitting the links nowadays and longtime backup Brock Osweiler running Houston's offense, Elway grabbed his potential franchise QB in last week's draft, outmaneuvering Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in a swap with Seattle to select Lynch 26th overall.
''Like I said before I even got a chance to be drafted, I would be blessed to be anywhere and now I'm here as a Bronco and I'm really excited,'' Lynch said. ''I'm just really glad I got a practice under my belt.''
Lynch was headed back to Memphis this weekend for graduation ceremonies, leaving the Broncos without a quarterback among their 39 rookies and first-year players for Saturday's pair of practices.
''We go to the wishbone tomorrow,'' cracked coach Gary Kubiak.
Lynch needs some seasoning as he adjusts to going under center and operating a pro offense after running the spread in college. It's widely expected he'll back up Mark Sanchez this year, although Elway said Lynch might adjust quicker than everyone expects.
Lynch called himself a quick study who can tap into his recollection of operating under center as a redshirt freshman. ''So, now I'm just relearning,'' he said. ''Obviously, it's different because it's the NFL. There's way more terminology, way more stuff you've got to know at the line.''
It wasn't so strange practicing under center Friday ''because training for the combine and all that I've been doing all under-center stuff,'' Lynch said.
Lynch looked clunky at times but he also showed off his strong arm with tight spirals to several receivers. His targets included Mose Frasier, an undrafted free agent from Memphis who already has a nice rhythm with Lynch and can give the coaches a sneak peek at what it'll look like when Lynch develops that rapport with other receivers.
''It's a whole new offense. It's an NFL offense, so there are going to be struggles with everybody,'' Lynch said. ''But I felt like I knew what was going on. I just don't think I was picking it up as a fast as I should have, obviously. But that will come in time.''
All in all, he called it a decent first day: ''Obviously the timing's going to be off - I'm learning my footwork and they're learning their steps - but I thought I threw pretty good.''
So did Kubiak, who said he thinks Lynch can ''make up ground quickly.''
''We've got a long way to go,'' Kubiak said. ''But it's exciting to see a kid like that and what he can become.''
What Lynch liked most his first practice was getting to take every snap. He'll have to share those with Sanchez and Trevor Siemian starting next week.
That's when it'll probably sink in, this situation he finds himself in.
''Whenever I get out there with the vets, it will feel for real,'' Lynch said.
Asked which veterans he's eager to meet, Lynch showed some lingering rough edges, offering unsolicited praise of Tom Brady for the second time in a week.
''I think it's going to be cool to see all those guys, especially guys you play against, like Tom Brady. As a kid you see him and you think about playing against him and then now you're going to get the opportunity,'' Lynch said.
Last week, Lynch said it was an honor to follow in the footsteps of Manning, calling him, ''one of the greatest of all time - he and Brady.''
He'll get no argument there; it's just that invoking the Patriots QB's name is something he'll probably learn not to do so often in Denver.
Lynch wore a white glove on his left (non-throwing) hand at his first practice but not as a tribute to Manning.
''I tried to wear some stuff at Memphis but Coach (Justin) Fuente was never a guy for the accessories,'' Lynch said. ''It was in my locker, so I just put it on.''
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