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A demo recording for a guitar class of the nostalgic Jacque Prévert and Joseph Kosma song with English lyrics by Johnny Mercer.
For the first time on SongShepherd, this is the original version of Little Mohee, recorded in 1981 with a great little band of friends, who never managed to all be together in the studio at the same time. Happy days, happy song! (More in Retro)
Thomas Hood’s classic description of a disorientating pea-souper. The black and white photos are of the 1952 London smog.
From the album Seven Dials. See menu 7 for more of this collection of songs printed by the presses of Seven dials in London in the 18th & 19th century.
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Mr. Div's Latest Video Is An Audiovisual Journey Into The Abstract
You may remember Mr. Div (aka Matthew DiVito) from his collection of fantastical geometric GIFs, but the motion graphics designer is quite partial to making some animations too. His latest effort is providing the visuals for composer Aldo Aréchar’s track “That Will Be The Day.”
The video takes place within the geometric world that you’ll be familiar with if you know Mr. Div’s GIFs, but this is no emotionless void where abstraction distances the viewer. Instead, the shapes and forms have a warmth about them—like a radiant sun above a sparkling tessellated sea, or flying squares that shine like a shooting star.
As with his GIFs, the visuals have a retro hue about them, something of the early computer animation experiments of John Whitney. Add to that the transcendent tones of the music and you have an audiovisual collaboration that has real feeling.
You can check out some stills from the vid below, courtesy of DiVito’s tumblr.


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A Palestinian Authority Arab armed with a knife was arrested Friday morning on suspicion that he had attempted to carry out a stabbing attack.
The arrest took place at the Elias Junction, near the gas station at the entrance to Kiryat Arba.
IDF forces fired towards the terrorist, and he was neutralized and then arrested by the forces.
No one was injured in the attempted stabbing.
The suspect has been taken for questioning.
According to the IDF, no stabbing was carried out, and the Arab was arrested without shots being fired.


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Come along to the first Friends of the Library event of the year: Maralinga with Garry Hiskey on Thursday 25 March.
The Barr Smith Library and Weir family are pleased to announce Jade Ryles as the successful applicant for the 2021 Hugh Martin Weir Prize.
Join the new Library Student Advisory Committee and help shape the library for students! This committee is a chance for you to give your feedback on the library and its current services, and explore and contribute to the co-creation of new initiatives.
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A colourful US tourist with distinctive face tattoos who police claim smuggled a 24-karat gold gun into Australia could be taken back into police custody after she allegedly lied about where she lived.
Liliana Goodson was arrested at Sydney airport on the afternoon of April 23 after Australian Border Force allegedly found a golden handgun hidden in her hand luggage.
Police allege an X-ray machine at the busy airport detected the gun inside Ms Goodson’s hand luggage after she flew into the country from Los Angeles.
The weapon is a gold-plated Colt 45-style pistol with pearl inlay, which is estimated to be valued at more than $2000. It was not loaded when it was seized by the authorities.
ABF officials claim Ms Goodson does not have a permit to import or carry the gun, which is unregistered.
The 28-year-old was in custody for more than two weeks after she was charged with importing an unauthorised illegal firearm.
She was granted bail and released on May 8 on the condition that she deposit a surety of $10,000.
However, on Wednesday, Sydney Downing Centre Local Court was told the US citizen could be back behind bars within a week.
Commonwealth Crown prosecutor John Inan told the court that it had been nearly two months since Ms Goodson had lived at the address provided to the court.
“Yesterday we were informed the accused has not resided at (The Baxley Bondi) since 23 May,” he said.
The alleged gun smuggler was due to appear in the Local Court on Wednesday morning to apply to change her listed address from the boutique hotel to Bondi Beach Backpackers.
However, neither she nor her lawyer Bryan Wrench appeared in court and the application was dismissed.
Mr Inan told the court the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions would be making an application to detain the 28-year-old within the next week.
Ms Goodson was previously warned she could lose her bail conditions if she did not pay the $10,000 in the given timeframe.
She had struggled to access her finances due to difficulties with international banking, the court was previously told.
As part of her bail conditions, the colourfully decorated tourist was forced to surrender the passport she used to enter the country and is prohibited from applying for a replacement.
If convicted of the offence, Ms Goodson is facing a maximum of 10 years behind bars.
She is also facing the possibility of visa cancellation or deportation if found guilty.
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text: 190x245 320 страниц. 2013 год. Penguin Books Ltd. As a chef I find Italy so damn exciting. You know what? I should have been Italian. The love and sheer passion for food, for family and for life itself blows me away every time I go there. No other country has inspired my cooking more. I travelled the length of Italy to write this cookbook. It includes some of my simplest and most inspired dishes to date.

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DJ Tillu is a comedy entertainer with all emotions. It's USA Premieres on Feb 11. Here's the US Schedule and Theaters list. Overseas release by Radha Krishna Entertainments.
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Like other mental health disorders, schizophrenia involves a very specific set of symptoms. In order to be diagnosed with schizophrenia, certain symptoms must be present for a sustained period of time. If the symptoms are not present, then schizophrenia would not be diagnosed. You can read more about those symptoms here.
Given your lack of symptoms, it’s unlikely that you have schizophrenia but it’s impossible to diagnose over the Internet. You should undergo a formal, in-person evaluation by a mental health professional. He or she could determine if a disorder is present and make recommendations for treatment.
If you have yet to undergo treatment, you should strongly consider it. Anxiety and depression are highly treatable conditions. Without treatment, they tend to become more severe. Cognitive behavioral therapy is quite effective. Medication is also effective.
I hope that you will consider consulting a mental health professional. Choose a therapist who specializes in anxiety and depression. There is no reason to suffer when highly effective treatments are available. Please take care.
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“He nurtured others to carry on his tradition. ”
Dr. Ian McWhinney founded the Graduate Studies Program in Family Medicine at The University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. Dr. McWhinney also established the Centre for Studies in Family Medicine, which is regarded as the premier research centre in Family Medicine in Canada.
Dr. McWhinney’s international reputation was advanced in 1989 with the publication of his textbook of Family Medicine. This seminal work has been described by scholars as the definitive description of the discipline of general practice.
Dr. McWhinney has received numerous awards and honours. In 1993 he was recognized as an outstanding educator by the Association of Canadian Medical Colleges, and in 1998 he was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Canada.

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California is not the only place in the West confronting startling amounts of rain and snow.
Drought conditions have declined substantially across the region in recent weeks, with heavy storms replenishing reservoirs and piling fresh powder on ski resorts.
Yet there is one place where the precipitation has been particularly welcome and could be transformative: the Colorado River basin, which provides water to nearly 40 million people across seven states.
While California has been climbing out of its drought — albeit the hard way, with brutal storms, mudslides and a mass evacuation ordered earlier below the damaged Oroville Dam spillway — the drought on the Colorado may never truly end.
That is because no matter how deep the snowpack may get one year — some drainages are seeing close to 200% of normal this year — the river itself functions at what its managers call a “structural deficit.” The amount of water to which cities, tribes, farmers and others have legal rights is larger than the amount that, on average, flows into the system. In addition, climate change models for the future show declining snowpack and rising temperatures, potentially leading to more evaporation.


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A little party never killed nobody! Well, not with the analogue combo of the Lomo LC-A+ and Instant Back+!
Live it up and do it in style with the *Lomo LC-A+* and *Instant Back+*. You’ll be the life of the party wherever you go when you use this analogue combo. Get the LC-A+ effects on your photographs while getting your prints hot from the Instant Back+. Share the magic with friends and fellow party goers while you all have a good time! These instant snaps can show you how hard the LC-A+ and the Instant Back+ can party:
Do all of this and more with Lomography’s new instant wonder, the *Lomo LC-A+ Instant Camera*. Make analogue magic whenever, wherever and even while you’re on the go. Expect nothing but the classic effects of the Lomo LC-A+ only on Fuji Instax Mini instant film. Save more when you get the LC-A+ Instant Camera Kit instead of buying the camera and accessories separately. Grab your own LC-A+ Instant Camera at the Online Shop now.
Anything can happen in an instant, right? This is also true with instant snapshots taken with the Lomo LC-A+ camera and LC-A Instant Back+ accessory. Here's a quick look at the bizarre, unpredictable world of LC-A+ Instants!
Asami is a "Super Kawaii" a.k.a super cute, Instagramer who has 16,000 followers. She loves analogue cameras and she is totally in love with the Diana Mini. Check out her creative piece of instant shots taken with the Lomo'Instant.
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In case you missed it, Lomography has just unveiled the latest member of its Art Lens family: the Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 Art Lens, which boasts of the same optics that the legendary LC-A camera has and brings the classic Lomographic style not only to analog but also to the digital platform. Over the next few days we'll be sharing with you the first impressions of and photographs taken by members of the Lomography team, who had gone out and put the Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 to the test. First up is graphic designer Andrea Cislaghi, who coupled this lens with the Bessa R2 and Sony Alpha 7.
Some people say instant photos bring about a feeling of nostalgia. Although I often use the Lomo'Instant Camera with different crazy accessories such as the Splitzer and color gels, I have to agree there is something about it — dreamy vignettes maybe? — that always makes me want to go back in time and experience it all over again. In the name of analogue photography and good old memories, we passed by some classic spots in Vienna and took one shot after the other. Take a closer look at our gallery.
The Lomography Hong Kong Team spent a cozy evening at the opening party for an antique shop and captured moments from the event with the Lomo LC-A Minitar-1 Lens. The Minitar-1 Lens brought life to every image, from quick behind-the-scenes snaps and portraits, to artsy and creative shots of the antiques.
This year's Nixon Surf Challenge was held in Hainan, China. The Nixon team brought some the LC-A+, Fisheye No. 2 and the LC-Wide during the event. Catch a glimpse of Hainan and and the surfers' itinerary through photos taken with these well-loved Lomography cameras.
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With their elaborate horns, bony neck frills and bulldozer-like bodies, members of the horned dinosaur group like Triceratops were among Earth's most impressive beasts during the Cretaceous Period near the end of the age of dinosaurs.
But a newly discovered fossil of one of the oldest-known members of this plant-eating group illustrates that the forerunners of these behemoths were much more modest creatures.
Scientists on Wednesday announced the discovery in the Gobi Desert in western China's Xinjiang Province of the remains of a spaniel-sized dinosaur they named Hualianceratops that lived about 160 million years ago late in the Jurassic Period.
At about 3 feet long (1 meter), it was much smaller than later members of the group, formally called ceratopsians. Triceratops, which lived alongside Tyrannosaurus rex in western North America about 67 million years ago, exceeded 30 feet (9 meters) in length.
Hualianceratops, meaning "ornamental face," did not have horns and walked on two legs, as opposed to four like the big later ceratopsians. It had a relatively large, triangular head, with a very small neck frill. Like all ceratopsians, it boasted a beak for cropping vegetation.
"It would look very odd, with its relatively big head and running about on its hind legs," said George Washington University paleontologist Catherine Forster. "It's not usual today to see animals walking on their hind legs. Humans are very unusual in that respect. But it was very common in the dinosaur world."
Ceratopsians did not become quadrupedal and did not acquire their trademark horns until tens of millions of years later.
Hualianceratops resided in the same time and place as the similar dinosaur Yinlong, which until now had been considered the earliest-known ceratopsian. Hualianceratops was more heavily built, "like a chunky version of Yinlong," Forster said.
Finding both of them shows there was more ceratopsian diversity at the time than previously known. The two lived alongside an array of plant-eating and meat-eating dinosaurs, turtles, crocodilians and primitive mammals.
The Hualianceratops remains comprise a "slightly bashed-up partial skull" and a hind foot, Forster said.
Dinosaurs, not including their bird descendants, disappeared about 66 million years ago. The horned dinosaurs were an important herbivore group, particularly in North America, during the dinosaur age's twilight. Many had numerous horns above the nose, eyes and on the cheeks, as well as horns and other ornamentation on their neck frills.
The research appeared in the journal PLOS ONE.
(Reporting by Will Dunham; Editing by Sandra Maler)

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GUJ30 pile coal sensor and the main engine of kHP-Z belt conveyor protection device are connected for coal mine environment with gas and coal dust. Protection pile of coal sampling...
Overview of GUJ30 coal sensor
GUJ30 pile coal sensor and the main engine of kHP-Z belt conveyor protection device are connected for coal mine environment with gas and coal dust. Protection pile of coal sampling by the pile of coal sensors, "C" normal coal level sensor output, output level increased as the coal passes sensor deflection Angle, its universal contact conduction, output low level "C", "full coal" indicator, the short time delay, the host execution relay release, realize protection pile of coal, a language alarm signals at the same time.
GUJ30 pile of coal sensor closed contact contact resistance of contact resistance is not greater than 0.1 Ω, vibration, shock, and not more than 0.2 Ω after life test.
Technical properties of GUJ30 coal sensor
GUJ30 pile coal sensor Pile coal sensor under the dynamic action, the probe rod rotation to the action Angle should immediately action, output normally open contact closure; Action force to remove the rod automatically return to the original position after the reset Angle immediately resume, output normally open contact short disconnect.
The principle of the electrode coal pile sensor is the same. When the electrode contacts the coal pile, the fault stop is realized and the protective belt is protected after a delay of 1-3 seconds under the condition that the coal resistance is less than 1.5m ±500K. During the normal operation of the belt conveyor, if the contact of the mechanical bedload coal sensor is shifted 15 ~ 60° or the two electrodes touch the coal at the same time, there will be a delay of 2 ~ 3 seconds. The belt conveyor should stop, and the "coal stacking" indicator light of the main machine of the monitoring instrument is on, and a loud "coal stacking" language alarm sound is emitted at the same time.
GUJ30 coal sensor performance parameters
1. Contact capacity: DC 12V/ 0.5a (note: used in intrinsically safe circuits that have passed explosion-proof inspection);
2, contact Ω 0.1 or less contact resistance, vibration and impact after 0.2 or less Ω;
3. Action Angle: 30°±3°; Reduction Angle: 8°±3°;
4. Action performance: When the sensor contact rod deviates from the normal position to the action Angle, the two output terminals shall be switched on; When the sensor touch rod automatically returns to the original position and reaches the reset Angle, the two output terminals should be disconnected.
5. Action force of probe rod: ≤ 9.8n.
6. External dimension: 369mm×157mm×71mm
7. Weight: 3.0kg.
Physical picture of GUJ30 coal sensor


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As I inhale, microscopic particles of pet hair swirl through the air, invading my lungs and triggering a cascade of reactions within my body. The sensations of itching, sneezing, and wheezing are familiar to me, as someone who is allergic to pet dander.
But what happens if you breathe pet hair?
In this article, we will explore the health risks associated with inhaling pet hair, from allergies to respiratory conditions, and potential infections.
So, buckle up and prepare to dive into the fascinating world of pet hair inhalation.
- Breathing in pet hair can trigger allergic reactions such as sneezing, itching, watery eyes, and asthma attacks.
- Inhaling pet hair can cause respiratory problems like coughing, wheezing, and difficulty breathing.
- Regular cleaning and grooming of pets, as well as using HEPA filters, can help reduce pet hair in the environment and minimize exposure.
- Inhaling pet hair can lead to respiratory infections and long-term effects such as lung inflammation, weakened immune system, and an increased risk of respiratory conditions and even lung cancer.
Health Risks Associated With Pet Hair Inhalation
Breathing in pet hair can cause allergies and respiratory problems. When pet hair is inhaled, it can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. These reactions may include sneezing, itching, watery eyes, and even asthma attacks.
The proteins found in pet hair can also lead to respiratory problems such as coughing, wheezing, and difficulty breathing.
To minimize the health risks associated with pet hair inhalation, it’s important to employ proper cleaning methods. Regularly vacuuming and dusting can help to reduce pet hair in the environment. Using a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter in your vacuum cleaner can also help to trap pet hair and prevent it from becoming airborne.
Additionally, grooming your pets regularly and keeping them out of bedrooms and other high-traffic areas can help to minimize pet hair buildup.
Allergies Triggered by Breathing in Pet Hair
Sneezing and itching occur when I’m exposed to pet hair. These symptoms are common for people with allergies triggered by breathing in pet hair. Pet hair contains proteins that can cause an allergic reaction in sensitive individuals.
Managing these allergies involves both reducing exposure to pet hair and implementing effective pet hair removal techniques. To minimize exposure, it’s important to keep pets out of the bedroom and other areas where you spend a lot of time. Regularly vacuuming and dusting can also help remove pet hair from your living space. Additionally, grooming your pets regularly and using HEPA filters can reduce the amount of pet hair in the air.
Respiratory Conditions Exacerbated by Pet Hair Exposure
Living with pets can worsen my respiratory conditions due to exposure to their shed fur. As someone who suffers from asthma, I know firsthand how pet hair can trigger my symptoms and lead to lung inflammation. It’s important to understand the potential impact of pet hair on respiratory health, as it can have long-term consequences.
Here are some key points to consider:
- Pet hair contains allergens that can aggravate asthma symptoms and cause breathing difficulties.
- Inhaling pet hair can lead to an immune response in the lungs, resulting in inflammation and narrowing of the airways.
- Regular cleaning and grooming of pets can help reduce the amount of shed fur in the environment.
- Using air purifiers and keeping pets out of the bedroom can create a pet-free zone for better respiratory health.
- Seeking medical advice and following prescribed treatment plans can help manage asthma symptoms and minimize the impact of pet hair exposure.
Potential Infections From Inhaling Pet Hair
When I inhale pet hair, I can potentially expose myself to various infections. Pet hair can harbor bacteria, fungi, and other pathogens that can lead to respiratory infections. These infections can range from mild symptoms like coughing and sneezing to more severe conditions such as bronchitis or pneumonia.
To prevent potential respiratory infections from inhaling pet hair, it’s important to take certain precautions. Regular grooming and bathing of pets can help minimize the amount of hair they shed. Vacuuming frequently and using air purifiers can also help reduce the presence of pet hair in the environment.
Additionally, washing hands after handling pets and avoiding close contact with them when they’re shedding can further reduce the risk of infection.
Long-Term Effects of Continuous Pet Hair Inhalation
After continuous inhalation of pet hair, I’ve noticed an increase in my allergy symptoms and a worsening of my asthma. This prompted me to research the long-term effects of breathing in pet hair. Here is what I found:
- Pet hair induced lung inflammation: Breathing in pet hair can lead to an inflammatory response in the lungs, causing irritation and discomfort.
- Increased risk of respiratory infections: Prolonged exposure to pet hair can weaken the immune system, making individuals more susceptible to respiratory infections.
- Aggravated asthma symptoms: Pet hair can trigger asthma attacks and worsen existing respiratory conditions.
- Allergic reactions: Breathing in pet hair can lead to allergic reactions, such as sneezing, coughing, and itchy eyes.
- Potential lung cancer risk: Although rare, prolonged exposure to pet hair has been linked to an increased risk of lung cancer.
It is important to take measures to minimize exposure to pet hair, especially for individuals with respiratory conditions or allergies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Inhaling Pet Hair Lead to Asthma in People Who Previously Did Not Have the Condition?
Inhaling pet hair can trigger allergies in individuals without a history of allergies. It can also lead to respiratory problems in people with pre-existing lung conditions, potentially exacerbating asthma symptoms.
Are There Any Specific Breeds of Pets That Produce More Allergenic Hair Than Others?
Specific breeds of pets can produce more allergenic hair, leading to increased allergic reactions. It’s important to research and choose a pet that is hypoallergenic if you have allergies or are prone to asthma.
Can Inhaling Pet Hair Cause Skin Reactions or Rashes?
Inhaling pet hair can lead to skin reactions, such as itching or rashes. It can also cause respiratory problems, such as coughing or wheezing. It’s important to keep a clean environment and manage pet allergies properly.
Is It Possible for Pet Hair to Get Stuck in the Lungs and Cause Long-Term Damage?
Breathing in pet hair can lead to respiratory issues like coughing or wheezing. It may not cause long-term damage, but regular grooming and using air purifiers can be effective in reducing allergens in the air.
What Precautions Can Be Taken to Reduce the Risk of Inhaling Pet Hair and Minimize Health Effects?
To reduce health risks from inhaling pet hair, I recommend taking precautions such as regular grooming, vacuuming, and using air purifiers. These steps help prevent pet hair from becoming airborne and minimize potential respiratory issues.
Breathing in pet hair may bring about bothersome allergies, worsen respiratory conditions, and potentially lead to infections. The long-term effects of continuous inhalation can be detrimental to one’s health.
Therefore, it’s important to take necessary precautions to minimize exposure and maintain a clean environment. Remember, regularly removing pet hair and keeping your surroundings allergen-free can help safeguard your well-being and prevent any potential pet-related health complications.
Janet is an esteemed member of our dedicated team at Pet Hair Vacuum Critic, where her profound passion for pets and her exceptional writing talents combine to produce informative and engaging content for our readers.
Janet’s journey into the realm of pet care and pet hair management stems from her personal experiences as a devoted pet owner. Her firsthand understanding of the challenges and joys that come with living alongside furry companions fuels her dedication to assisting others in navigating the intricate world of pet hair removal and management.


This is in reference to an article by Military.com talking about Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel warning troops and families to “prepare to sacrifice pay and benefits to preserve readiness in an era of tighter budgets”. Our military forces have sacrificed way more than what Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and our government want to believe. Before we think […]
In my previous article we took a look at State Veteran Education benefits, but now let’s take a look at State Veteran Employment benefits that once again, you or your dependents could benefit from. Much like state education benefits, you can learn what your state has to offer simply by contacting your local State Labor […]
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Jennifer Garner Returns to L.A. with Ring Off – as She Faces Difficult Next Steps with Ben Affleck
Jennifer Garner has finished production on her film Miracles from Heaven and returned home to L.A.
The whole family is back in town.
Jennifer Garner has returned home to Los Angeles after spending the summer filming Miracles from Heaven in Atlanta.
Garner was seen Friday morning talking to one of the family’s nannies. The actress, who was not wearing her wedding ring, looked casual as she was dressed in a gray T-shirt and army-green pants, her hair pulled back.
Estranged husband Ben Affleck has been back in L.A. since early last week, taking their three children, Violet 9, Seraphina, 6, and Samuel, 3, on weekend outings. He even took his two daughters to see Taylor Swift in concert, and they got to meet the singer backstage.
The actor has also been spotted without his wedding ring in the last few days.
Garner finished working just in time to spend the last few weeks of summer with her family, as the children will start school in September.
Her return also means difficult decisions will likely be made regarding the family’s current living arrangements. For the moment, Garner is staying at the family home, which is under renovation, while estranged husband Ben Affleck lives in a rental just down the street.
Affleck and Garner, both 43, originally planned to continue living on the same property, but after a difficult summer and with their home still under renovation, Garner began to question what the future will look like.
“Jen will always make sure that Ben spends as much time with the kids as he wants, but she is rethinking their living situation,” a source close to the family told PEOPLE.
Prior to her return, Garner was “being smart and not putting too much pressure on herself,” a source close to Garner said, adding that the actress plans to “take things day by day.”

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An 82-year-old woman who'd had a filter placed because she had multiple pulmonary emboli and deep vein thrombosis, and had a "perceived inability to anticoagulate after a recent surgical procedure." The filter was placed in her renal vein, but "despite multiple attempts, it could not be successfully repositioned or removed." Shortly thereafter, her hemoglobin level fell, she refused transfusion "for religious reasons, and died days later."
The two papers will inform many practitioners "how thin the evidence base is for these filters," and prompt a change in "how I will approach the next patient with a deep venous thrombosis and a contraindication to anticoagulation, wrote journal editor Mitchell Katz, MD, in an Editor's Note.
"Rather than 'recommending' an inferior vena cava filter, I intend to discuss with the patient the lack of data on the effectiveness of the filter and the growing evidence of harm," Katz wrote.
"I think (these papers show) we have a failure of a lot of things," says Greg Maynard, MD, a blood clot expert and director of the University of California San Diego Center for Innovation and Improvement Science (CIIS). "A failure of our system to provide better trials, a failure of approval of these devices with the rigor that should be done, and a failure to monitor — we have registries for pacers, but we don't have a registry for IVC filters that goes across these different kinds, and asks why they were put in.
"If we're not going to do the trials, we need to at least do a registry, because this variability is tremendous, which is what you always see in the face of bad evidence: huge variation and differences in costs."


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Countdown star Rachel Riley recently called out Johnny Depp on social media amid his ongoing defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard. Riley recently shared a tweet thread by @arkhamcitysiren on Twitter that was titled, “Johnny Depp: a problematic history.”
She added her own caption, saying that she “wouldn't wish this guy [Johnny Depp] on her worst enemy.” Riley also backed up her tweet with a thread about the “myth of mutual abuse.”
The initial Twitter thread by @arkhamcitysiren highlighted several of Depp’s past controversies, including his friendship with Marilyn Manson, his alleged comments about Harvey Weinstein and Roman Polanski, his relationship with Winona Ryder and Polina Grey, his texts about Amber Heard to Paul Bettany and the various allegations of abuse against the actor that are at the centre of his defamation trial against Amber Heard.
The Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation case began when the former sued Heard for $50 million following her 2018 Washington Post op-ed where she referred to herself as a "domestic abuse survivor." Although Depp was not directly named in the article, his team claimed that it harmed the actor’s public image and negatively affected his career. Heard countersued Depp for $100 million and claimed in her testimony that he indeed abused her on several occasions.
Everything to know about Rachel Riley
Rachel Riley is a TV presenter, best known for co-hosting her Channel 4 reality show Countdown as well as its spin-off 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. She was born on January 11, 1986, in Rochford, Essex.
Riley attended Thorpe Hall School and later joined Southend High School for Girls where she obtained four As at the A Level. She then earned an upper second-class honours degree in mathematics from Oriel College, Oxford.
The media personality made her TV debut with Countdown in 2009 at the age of 22. She replaced presenter Carol Vorderman and eventually garnered major popularity. She went on to present The Gadget Show alongside Jason Bradbury and ITV's It's Not Rocket Science alongside Romesh Ranganathan and Ben Miller.
Riley competed on Strictly Come Dancing with Pasha Kovalev in 2013 and was eliminated in the sixth week of the show. She joined Sky Sports to co-present Friday Night Football alongside Jeff Stelling and Fantasy Football Club with Paul Merson and Max Rushden in 2016. However, she left the former the following year.
The presenter has also appeared on TV shows like Celebrity Mastermind, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Chris Moyles,' Quiz Night, Virtually Famous, Saturday Kitchen, Sunday Brunch, I Love My Country and Pointless Celebrities, among many others.
Prior to establishing a career in the media industry, Rachel Riley worked in finance. She interned at Deutsche Bank in London, and was also recruited by Royal Mail in 2009 to help advise tourists about making the most of their holiday currency.
The Essex-native was one of the celebrities to design and sign her own card for the UK-based charity Thomas Coram Foundation for Children alongside Tom Hiddleston, Jo Brand, E. L. James and Benedict Cumberbatch.
Rachel Riley was previously married to her university sweetheart Jamie Gilbert, but the couple parted ways after nearly four years together. She later started dating her former reality show dance partner Pasha Kovalev. They tied the knot in 2019 and are proud parents to two children.


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With 385 entrants — some solo, most were teams — the dusty trails around Moab were alive with mountain bikers last weekend during the annual 24 Hours of Moab endurance race.
The race, which brings several thousand cyclists, family and support crew members to the area, is one of the biggest endurance races in the country and part of a six-race series of 24-hour races across the nation.
More than 1,000 cyclists pushed their legs, bikes and minds to the limits as they rode through the night, seeking to be the team, or individual, completing the most laps and the most miles.
Though competitors came to Moab from across the country, the race was dominated by Utah athletes.
The team of Bart Gillespie, Thomas Spannring, Jason Sager and Nina Baum blew away the field of other relay teams by completing the circuit 20 times. Their MonaVie/Cannondale team was the only group to complete 20 laps on the 14.91 mile course that included 1,360 feet of vertical climbing on each lap with 7.85 miles of uphill pedaling.
Their totals were an incredible 298.2 miles and 27,200 feet of elevation gain as each rider took turns churning out the miles.
Also putting in an amazing performance was the team of Jason Asay, Charles Gibson, Josh Wolfe and Tim Allen — riding for a team called the Jack Mormon Militia — which completed 19 laps to finish second overall. The team added the extra challenge of riding single-speed bikes.
Another Utah-based, MonaVie/Cannondale-sponsored team — Matt Ohran, Isaac Wilson, Todd Henniman and Kyle Mears — finished third overall with 19 laps but finished after the Jack Mormon Militia.
Maryland's Chris Eatough was the top men's solo finisher, completing 14 laps — or 208 miles — without a break. The top women's solo racer was Colorado's Jari Kirkland, who also completed 14 laps, finishing her final lap a little more than an hour after Eatough called it a day.
The race will return to Moab next year on Oct. 11 and 12.
FUN IN THE MUD: While the cold temperatures and rain might scare away many cyclists, there's a group that loves nothing more than to get a little dirty.
An often unknown cycling event — cyclocross — is in full swing in the area with a series of races at courses from Ogden to Heber City and Magna. Cyclocross is kind of like a mixture of mountain biking, road biking and cross country running, with off road trails, obstacles to jump over and hills to climb — usually with a fair amount of muck to enjoy.
Three races into the season series, athletes have raced in a variety of divisions that include professional cyclists — such as Bart Gillespie — and youngsters.
Canyon Bicycles of Draper has agreed to provide free use of cyclocross bicycles to youths interested in trying out the sport, which is growing and a part of the international cycling community.
The next race will be at Ogden's Fort Buenaventura with racing set to begin at 9:30 a.m.
Visit Utahcyclocross.com for more information.
RACER'S WRAP: The local road-racing scene has pretty much finished things up. Last weekend there were two low-key, but still competitive, races that brought out a few dozen cyclists for some wet rides.
The City Creek Bike Sprint had a small turnout for the 5.7 mile uphill challenge won by David Welsh in 23:05. Teenagers Dustin Wilson and Chase Pinkham were second and third, respectively, crossing the finish line in a sprint just one second behind Welsh.
Alisha Welsh won the women's race, finishing at 25:49.
In Orem, the Utah Valley State College cycling club held a criterium race. Provo's Ryan Barrett took top honors.
STILL WARM IN DIXIE: The year's final big ride is scheduled for this weekend in St. George. With options of 30, 65 or 100 miles, the Tour de St. George will take cyclists from Dixie State past Sand Hollow State Park and into Hurricane. Riders hit the road Saturday at 8 a.m.
Visit tourdestgeorge.com for registration information.
RIDE OF THE WEEK: If St. George is too far, or 100 miles is too long, try joining the Allan Butler Memorial Ride leaving This Is the Place State Park Saturday at 9:30 a.m. The ride, named for Allan Butler, a local cyclist who was killed in a pedestrian-vehicle accident in Las Vegas two years ago, takes riders up Emigration Canyon where everyone will gather at the top to honor Butler and then return home.


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Once upon a time there were little monsters. They had trumpets as ears and big oranges for bums. They were green. But if they felt a certain way, their colour would change.
These little monsters lived together. They grew to certain customs. Like touching each others noses as a greeting. Sometimes they would touch each others trumpets, but that gave a lot of noise, so that didn’t happen often. Sometimes it just happened by accident.
The little monsters all had beautiful bums out of oranges. They were nice and fruity. Juicy maybe even, but you couldn’t eat them. All the little monsters looked the same. Only their colour would change if they felt sad, angry, ashamed, shy or very happy. Glitter, confetti or dust could come out of their trumpets. Sometimes a puff would come out of it. The even smaller monsters, the baby monsters, were just like the little monsters, only their colour wasn’t fully developed. They would turn yellow, blue and eventually green.
These little monsters lived harmoniously together. They weren’t with much. They were with just enough, so that everybody would know everybody. They lived on a planet called Jubilitus. On this planet there was enough room for everybody. They could feel the sunlight. They had water and beautiful plants. Just big enough for the little monsters. There would be numerous flowers, small bushes, tiny trees and exotic plants everywhere. There were hills, just big enough for the little monsters to climb from time to time to enjoy the view.
The little monsters didn’t live long and so there would always be a few amount of them. If they ever would get angry, sad or scared, they would know how to deal wit hit. They would touch each others noses, twirl, look into each others eyes, do a chant: OI EE RAAA, jump and then smile at each other. It was just the way to deal with things. And no one was ever alone. They even all slept together, so they would never be lonely.
Sometimes when the mood was just right they would make music with their trumpet ears. It wouldn’t sound too good, but they would all get their spirits up and enjoy it. But they would only do this late at night in the bushes. One day one of the baby monsters asked to one of the bigger monsters: ‘Why can’t we all make music in the sunlight by the water? It would be great!’
‘Well, let me tell you this young monster,’ the bigger monster said, ‘there is a myth that once a thousand years ago when we were all sitting by the big blue lake enjoying the sun, that one baby monster started playing his trumpet and that the others first were a little shocked by all this noise this little one could make, but soon joined. Not much later something appeared from the sky with a very loud screech and snatched so many of us away. According to the legend only a few of the little ones got away and that’s why were are all still here today.’.
‘Oh’, said the little one and looked at the bigger one. ‘But it would be really nice to play the trumpet out in the sun.’.
‘Well Orello, we don’t want to get snatched away? Do we now?’, and looked deeply into the little ones eyes.
‘No, Fuelta’, said the little one and he looked down.
‘Come on, let’s enjoy tonight. You can play the trumpet now’, said Fuelta.
And so the little one joined the bigger one and played his trumpet. He couldn’t play both at the same time, but most of the time he went for the one on the left side of his head.
Orello dreamed about the sun that night and playing the trumpet by the big blue lake. The next day Orello woke up with the sunlight wondering several things. Who was this snatcher? Was the myth true? And a thousand years ago, if the snatcher existed, would it still?
Days went by, weeks, months and every time the little one would sit at night with the others and would look at everyone playing their trumpets, Orello wasn’t so happy. His colour would turn blue and everyone noticed. So whoever was sitting next to him would touch his nose, twirl, do a chant: OI EY RAAA, jump and then it was oké. But not for long, for every time they would play their trumpets at night the little one would turn blue.
One day Orello was sitting on top of a hill and looked at how far the big blue lake stretched. It was huge. How come the lake is so huge, the little one thought and scratched his ear. It caused his trumpet to make a noise and the noise echoed all the way over the big blue lake.
Orello looked around, but no one was there. Orello scratched his ear again and the noise that his trumpet made was so loud you could see the vibration of the sound on the water. It caused the water to ripple all over the big blue lake.
Wow, the little one thought and started to play a song. Orello felt so happy. The little one hadn’t felt this happy in months. But the happiness didn’t last long. Out of the sky he could see something huge coming it’s way.
‘Oh no’, he thought. The snatcher!
As this huge thing only came closer and closer, the little one would get more frightened and turned purple. It wasn’t the best colour for hiding. But Orello found a rock and hid behind it. He thought it might be safer behind the rock, but soon the snatcher grabbed the little one and held Orello high up in the sky close to it’s face.
The snatcher looked at the baby monster, held it to it’s ear, waited and when no sound came, held it in front of it’s face again.
The little one looked at the snatcher and decided he had only one option: I have to touch it’s big nose. Orello reached and reached and finally was able to touch it’s nose. Suddenly there was a blast and out of Orello’s trumpets came confetti and glitters. Orello turned into the colours of the rainbow. The snatcher let Orello go and the little one landed in the big blue lake. Orello swam out of the lake and when the little monster got to the sand, huffing and puffing, all yellow again, he saw that the snatcher disappeared.
The little monsters never had to fear the snatcher ever again and they lived in harmony. And Orello, well Orello would play the trumpet whenever he had the chance!


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Invitations have and are being sent to both Girl’s and Boy’s for the 11th annual Indiana Class Basketball All Star Classic!
Invitations have been sent to the coach and athletic director.
All invitations have a receipt and delivery notification attached to the sent email.
Updated rosters will be online once Rosters are set for the event on both June 14th and June 15th at Anderson University’s Kardatzke Wellness Center.
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Traxo, one of the companies featured in the PhoCusWright Travel Innovation Summit this week and a fledgling trip planning and itinerary management service, is one of many firms that suffers when the tech-heads at Facebook fancy a change.
Founder and chief exec at Traxo, Andres Fabris, fresh from unveiling his new company to the wider travel industry, says Facebook notified Traxo a few weeks ago that it would be changing the protocols associated with its Connect tool.
Now this might sound a bit trivial to some but, as Fabris admits: "It's a pain the butt."
He stresses that the change will not have an impact on the Traxo service but being at the whim of engineers at Facebook creates problems.
The Facebook Connect API is used by Traxo - and countless others - to handle the sharing tools central to its platform. It pulls in content from Facebook to the website and vice versa.
Facebook, of course, has good intentions with the changes, but giving third party sites using Connect just a month or so (deadline, end of the year) to upgrade their system could potentially be problematic.
This could be even more of a difficulty for larger firms using the system where their code releases are often scheduled weeks or even months ahead of time.
In the Traxo case, Fabris says its size (ie small) and agile development team will be able to make the changes within a few weeks.


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Media transport solutions firm Artel Video Systems is now owned by its employees, following the creation of the Artel Video Systems Corporation Employee Ownership Trust.
The firm said that the trust will strengthen Artel’s ability to better meet the “growing needs of its customers,” and was formed as an employee stock ownership plan
“It is well documented that broad-based employee ownership enhances a company’s financial performance while dramatically improving all of its customer satisfaction metrics,” said Artel president and CEO, Richard Dellacanonica.
“Delivering the world’s most reliable, simple to install and support media transport equipment has been our charter for more than 30 years and we have been successful at it because of our employees. Through this employee ownership program, we are further enhancing the culture of customer-focused solutions, coupled with a dedication to service and quality that have been the hallmarks of Artel for decades.”
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Nancy Kranzberg talks with artists, performers and movers and shakers in the arts community. Interviews cover music, visual arts, dance, literature and performance.
Produced by Nancy Kranzberg and Jon Valley. Edited by Jon Valley, with engineering assistance by Mid-Coast.
Frances Levine: President and CEO of the Missouri Historical Society stopped by to speak with Nancy about the Covid Protocols of their various museums, as well as the exhibitions currently being shown.


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A Highly Suspect Murder Mystery- Murder on the Disorient Express 4**** - One4Review
one4review | On 11, Aug 2023
I wasn’t sure what to expect with this one. I knew it was interactive but was not sure to what extent. I initially thought “uh oh” when I learned the concept however I thoroughly enjoyed it!
There has been a murder on the disorient express and the audience are tasked with identifying the murderer. The cast take you back to the early 1900’s and fill in the back story where each suspect encountered the victim.
The cast guide you through the clues and offer prompts if the audience cannot work out some of the clues. There is a good balance of the clues not being too easy but also not too hard.
Throughout the investigation, the cast deliver very funny scenarios and loose references to famous fictional murder mysteries. They portray each character in a funny, exaggerated manner which adds to the great interactive experience.
Interactive can put a lot of people off seeing something however there is no pressure to do anything in this show. People can opt to do as much or as little as they wish. The audience are made to feel comfortable and are encouraged to be part of the show.
I really enjoyed this show. I found myself taking part more than I thought I would but this is how comfortable you are made to feel. This is a must for all amateur sleuths out there! If you want to put those “little grey cells” to good use, get yourself along to Surgeons Hall.
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Oswestry Town Council makes 20mph a priority to Shropshire Council
Firstly thanks to all who are continually supporting '20mph Oswestry'
Recently the topic of 20mph for Oswestry has been briefly mentioned at the first meeting of the Transport Group for Oswestry. Sadly only a brief mention, but a mention none the less! There was also mention of 'Shared Space' which is a sign that people are moving towards safer streets which is good news.
Following this at the last Oswestry Town Council public meeting Councillor Duncan Kerr proposed that Oswestry Town Council inform Shropshire that 20mph for Oswestry is a priority, this was approved which is an absolutely fantastic result.
So watch this space...change is becoming more and more possible...Oswestry may well join the growing number of towns with 20mph in place.
Merry Christmas, stay safe.


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Dorchester County Council voted unanimously to contribute $10,000 to Leadership Dorchester's latest community project effort.
Leadership Dorchester's Class of 2014 recently unveiled its plan to add a number of amenities to the Sawbranch Mill Trail, a hiker/biker path that runs along Sawbranch Creek in Summerville from East Richardson Road to the Oakbrook YMCA. Leadership Dorchester plans to add at least four oases - landscaped resting areas with benches, water fountains for people and their pets, recycling and trash containers, and fitness trail equipment - at points along the trail, Leadership Dorchester member Beau Ganas told council.
The group unveiled the plan last month during July's Third Thursday event in Summerville. The class is in the process of securing funding and finalizing other details such as sites for the amenities.
Councilman Jay Byars thanked his fellow councilmembers Monday for taking the time to consider the request.
"I know the Sawbranch does not come under the purview of the Parks and Recreation Commission, however, this is a wonderful project that will positively impact many people across our community," he said.
At the request of Councilman Larry Hargett, Council also discussed the county's efforts with regard to assigning geographic coordinates to area golf course fairways, greens, and tee boxes for EMS use when responding to 911 calls.
The concern, Hargett said, is that people who call in a medical emergency on a golf course, for example, may not be at the physical address on record, such as the clubhouse, but some distance away out on the course.
Dorchester County EMS, however, is in fact working with these and other such entities to better map locations and accesses, according to Councilman George Bailey, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, and Doug Warren, EMS Director.


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If federal prosecutors have their way, Martin Shkreli might have to surrender "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin," the Wu-Tang Clan album for which he paid $2 million. Shkreli owns the only known copy in existence.
Prosecutors announced their request on Dec. 1, reports Reuters. In court filings, they asked for Shkreli to surrender a total of $7.4 million in assets, including the album, a Picasso painting, and his shares in Turing Pharmaceuticals and the World War II code-breaking Enigma machine, reports CNBC.
This comes in response to Shkreli's August conviction on two counts of securities fraud and one of conspiracy to commit securities fraud. He was found not guilty on five related counts.
"[The sum] represents a conservative computation of the proceeds Shkreli personally obtained as a result of his three different securities fraud crimes of conviction," the prosecutors wrote in a letter to a judge on Nov. 30.
Shkreli, who is widely known for hiking the price of Daraprim, a medication often used to treat HIV/AIDS, reportedly obtained millions of dollars while committing securities fraud. As such, prosecutors said he should "forfeit those funds he would not have had but for his criminal offenses."
"These funds were, in essence, the life blood that fueled the fraud scheme," the prosecutors wrote. An estimated $3 million of the money connected to his conspiracy to commit securities fraud conviction came from the MSMB Capital hedge fund, another $3.4 million from MSMB Healthcare, and another $960,000 from biotech company Retrophin.
Shkreli's lawyer Ben Brafman vowed to "vigorously oppose the government motion" and said that his client repaid his investors more money than they gave him in the first place.
"Our position is clear," Brafman explained in a statement issued on Dec. 1. "None of the investors lost any money and Martin did not personally benefit from any of the counts of conviction. Accordingly, forfeiture of any assets is not an appropriate remedy."
Shkreli is set to be sentenced on Jan. 16.
After buying the single-release album from the legendary New York hip-hop group and agreeing at the time not to release it commercially for at least 88 years, the infamous businessman entered into a feud with Wu Tang's Ghostface Killah, who called Shkreli a "s**thead" when he learned who had purchased the record, according to Consequence of Sound.
In return, Shkreli, flanked by people in masks, recorded a video in which he threatened to erase all of Ghostface's tracks from the album.
"You're an old man -- an old man that’s lost his relevance, and you're trying to claim the spotlight from my spotlight," Shkreli said in the video, notes Consequence of Sound.
Ghostface, who titled the dispute "Ghost vs. Peter Pan," responded by calling Shkreli "the man with the 12-year-old body," a "real killer, a soft killer" and a "baby." Meanwhile, his family members issued an emotional plea to Shkreli to stop the price hikes for medically necessary drugs.


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Woman Dead After Two-Car Collision
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A woman died after a two-car collision, a February 19 article of Tulsa World reported.
The incident happened in US 75 around 7:45 PM Tuesday. 28-year-old Alyssa Wilbourn was driving her 2006 Toyota Scion when it crashed into a 2016 Ford Escape. Wilbourn was pronounced dead at the scene. Meanwhile, a passenger in the Ford SUV was sent to a hospital in Tulsa with torso injuries. Investigations into the cause of the crash are ongoing.
The lawyers at the Abel Law Firm in Oklahoma believe that families who have lost their loved ones in a car accident should be entitled to remunerations to help them recover their financial loss. If you are in such a situation, we may be able to help you pursue damage claims from negligent parties. Learn more about your options from us today by calling (405) 239-7046.

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Race Report: After losing out in Sunday’s Amstel Gold Race, Julian Alaphilippe made no mistakes on the final climb of the Mur de Huy to win the 2019 Flèche Wallonne. The Deceuninck – Quick-Step rider rode away from the others with Jakob Fuglsang (Astana) and then beat the Dane to the line. Diego Ulissi (UAE Team Emirates) finished third and young Belgian Bjorg Lambrecht (Lotto Soudal) took fourth place.
Julian Alaphilippe dethroned Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) after four years as King of the Mur last year and repeated his win of 2018 on Wednesday. The Deceuninck – Quick-Step rider was by far the best on the final climb of the wall as the World champion was out of the top ten.
From start in Ans the riders had to climb the Côte de Tancrémont and the Côte des Forges before hitting the second part of the race on the three laps of 29 kilometres, including the Côte d’Ereffe, the Côte de Cherave and the Mur de Huy. The Mur is famous for the decisive final steep kilometre.
Five riders made the early break: Koen Bouwman (Jumbo-Visma) and Kenneth Van Rooy (Sport Vlaanderen-Baloise) joined forces and were joined by Robin Carpenter (Rally-UHC), Joey Rosskopf (CCC) and Tom Wirtgen (Wallonie Bruxelles). The escape held the gap at 5 minutes for a long time before the chase started. They had a 3:40 lead 77 kilometres from the finish line. Movistar and UAE Team Emirates were in control.
On the first crossing of the Cherave, Van Rooy was dropped from the leading group and on the next climb, the first climb of the Mur, Wirtgen couldn’t hold on. The Belgian and the Luxembourger were later caught by Cesare Benedetti (Bora-Hansgrohe), Pierre-Luc Périchon (Cofidis) and Damiano Caruso (Bahrain-Merida), who had attacked from the peloton. Bouwman, Carpenter and Rosskopf started the final 50 kilometre with a 2 minute lead.
There were many crashes in the bunch as the riders pushed for good positions. Ion Izagirre (Astana) and Michael Albasini (Mitchelton-Scott) came down on a bridge and 5 kilometres later Roman Kreuziger (Dimension Data), Domenico Pozzovivo (Bahrain-Merida) and Adam Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) were also involved in a pile-up. On the Cherave: Dan Martin (UAE Team Emirates) and Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) couldn’t/didn’t stay with the pack. The early leaders were caught and Rosskopf rode at the head of the leaders on the second climb of the Mur.
The American would not last long and was caught at 28 kilometres out and the finalé could begin with just the final circuit around Huy with the Ereffe, Cherave and the Mur. Tomasz Marczynski (Lotto Soudal) escaped before the Ereffe and took a 25 second lead. Matej Mohoric (Bahrain-Merida) started the chase at the summit, but it was the Deceuninck – Quick-Step team who were in control.
Mohoric joined Marczynski at 9 kilometres, but the differences were small and on the Cherave, Enric Mas closed the gap with the peloton in tow. Alaphilippe was on the wheel of his Spanish Deceuninck – Quick-Step teammate with Michał Kwiatkowski (Sky) close by. A thinned-out peloton hammered towards the final climb of the murderous Mur, where the race would once again be decided.
Jelle Vanendert (Lotto Soudal) set the pace in the early part of the tough climb, but he soon had Kwiatkowski at his side. Jakob Fuglsang accelerated; Alaphilippe saw the danger and jumped on the wheel of the Dane, in a repeat of their pairing in Strade Bianche and the Amstel Gold Race. The pair pulled away from the others and the Frenchman had the better jump metres before the line to take his second Flèche Wallonne victory in a row.
2019 Flèche Wallonne winner, Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck – Quick-Step): “Last year, I notched up my first big victory here, so being able to repeat that success gives me a lot of joy, but it tastes differently, because this edition was far more difficult. I am extremely proud of our team, who rode a perfect race, protected me from kilometer zero, chased down all the moves and always kept me in position. Being able to repay their hard work makes me very happy.”
Flèche Wallonne Result:
1. Julian Alaphilippe (Fra) Deceuninck – Quick-Step in 4:55:15
2. Jakob Fuglsang (Den) Astana
3. Diego Ulissi (Ita) UAE Team Emirates at 0:06
4. Bjorg Lambrecht (Bel) Lotto Soudal at 0:08
5. Maximilian Schachmann (Ger) Bora-Hansgrohe
6. Bauke Mollema (Ned) Trek-Segafredo
7. Patrick Konrad (Aut) Bora-Hansgrohe
8. Michael Matthews (Aus) Sunweb
9. Jelle Vanendert (Bel) Lotto Soudal at 0:11
10. Enrico Gasparotto (Ita) Dimension Data
11. Alejandro Valverde (Spa) Movistar
12. Benoit Cosnefroy (Fra) AG2R-La Mondiale
13. Romain Bardet (Fra) AG2R-La Mondiale
14. Dylan Teuns (Bel) Bahrain-Merida
15. Laurens De Plus (Bel) Jumbo-Visma
16. Michal Kwiatkowski (Pol) Sky
17. Tim Wellens (Bel) Lotto Soudal at 0:15
18. Guillaume Martin (Fra) Wanty-Gobert at 0:19
19. Rudy Molard (Fra) Groupama-FDJ at 0:23
20. Sergio Henao (Col) UAE Team Emirates at 0:25
21. Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) CCC
22. Wout Poels (Ned) Sky at 0:30
23. Simon Clarke (Aus) EF Education First at 0:36
24. Jesus Herrada (Spa) Cofidis at 0:38
25. Giulio Ciccone (Ita) Trek-Segafredo at 0:42.


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K-1 veterans, Stefan Leko and Errol Zimmerman are on the card as well.
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K-1: Semmy Schilt def. Alexey Ignashov via unanimous decision
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MMA: Dion Staring def. Rodney Glunder via submission (kimura) R1 2:42
K-1: Errol Zimmerman def. Wendell Roche via unanimous decision
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University of Iowa News Release
April 29, 2003
Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Science Program Holds Open House
The University of Iowa Graduate Program in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science will host an open house from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Friday, May 2 in room 1-252 of the Medical Education Building (MEB). The event is free and open to the public.
Within the past year, the program, which is ranked No. 3 in the nation by U.S. News and World Report, has seen several significant changes. The program has moved into new facilities in MEB, and in September 2002 the Board of Regents, State of Iowa approved the graduate program's proposal to offer a doctor of physical therapy (DPT) degree, which is a professional clinical entry-level degree.
David Nielsen, Ph.D., PT, UI professor and director of the program, said that the open house is an opportunity to invite UI colleagues and students as well as the general public to visit and tour the program's new teaching and research facilities.
The event also will highlight the research activities of students and faculty within the program. Posters describing rehabilitation research will be on display. Refreshments also will be available.
For more information about the open house contact Judy Biderman at 335-6651, or visit the Web site at http://www.medicine.uiowa.edu/physicaltherapy/index.htm
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Oops, how’s this for an unfortunate mistake? Electric Eyewear have apparently removed their new lightning bolt logo from their website after eagle-eyed internet users pointed out that it looked suspiciously like one found on secret documents published by the Ku Klux Klan!
Short of rebranding your company with a classic “hindu peace symbol”, it’s hard to think of anything much worse really isn’t it?
Agnarchy and our friends at Boardistan reported the similarities in the logos a few days’ ago and then noticed yesterday that Electric’s website header had changed and the lightning bolt was nowhere to be seen.
The logo does however still appear on a lot of electric gear, including their watches, sunglasses and goggle straps.
To make matters worse…
To make matters worse, the design – an “updated” version of their classic lightning bolt – was pretty new.
It was unveiled with much fanfare at the ISPO boardsports tradeshow in Munich last year, and rumour had it at the time that the company had spent a fair bit on the rebrand.
The unfortunate new logo was unveiled with much fanfare last year.
Which makes it all the more unfortunate that someone in their graphics department had failed to do their research properly.
Of course there’s no suggestion that Electric are in any way racist or connected to KKK activities from 60 years ago, but it’s one hell of a mistake to make.
I just feel sorry for the poor bastard who had to break the news to the CEO: “Errr boss, I think you should probably see this…”


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Riddle: Three families from the hills of eastern Kentucky decided to pull up stakes, form a wagon train, and head for the state of Nevada to seek their fortunes in the gold and silver mines located there. Each family took the bare essentials with them, and packed only their most precious belongings into the three wagons they were using for the journey. On their 2,000 mile trip to Nevada, the wagon train encountered no hostile Indian attacks from the Apaches or the Comanches, and they had no difficulty crossing any of the many rivers they came to, even though the spring flooding season was upon them. One might expect a journey of this magnitude, moving three families with all of their possessions packed into three wagons on a 2,000 trip, to take at least two or three months, but miraculously, the wagon train arrived in Nevada after only four days. How is this possible?
Answer: This trip for the three families took place in the 1960s. The wagon train consisted of three station wagons.


Justice Inyang Ekwo of a Federal High Court, Abuja, on Thursday, stopped continuation of hearing in a suit filed against Gov. Bello Matawalle over his defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Justice Ekwo said the move became necessary due to a similar matter pending before the Court of Appeal.
“I take full congnisance that there is an appeal in the similar matter pending in the Appellate Court.
“I will exercise a restraint until that matter is determined,” he said.
The development occurred shortly after the judge dismissed an application brought by 14 chairmen of local government councils in Zamfara, praying the court to join them in a PDP’s suit against Matawalle and others.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Matawalle, state and federal lawmakers from the state defected from the PDP to the APC.
But the PDP, in a suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/650/2021 had prayed the court for an order removing Matawalle as governor over his defection to APC.
The party also asked the court to sack the senators, House of Representatives members and state House of Assembly’s members who decamped alongside the governor to APC.
NAN also reports that the 14 local government chairmen in the state had, on April 29, prayed the court to be joined as 39th to 52nd defendants and for all the processes to be amended and served on them.
The chairmen, through their lawyer, Emeka Okpoko, had argued that whatever decision was given by the court would affect their interest and the entire councils.
The chairmen are Ahmed Anka, Aminu Kofoji, Kabiru Ladan, Bashir Muawiya, Mohammed Sadiq, Abubakar Takwas, Sanusi Sarki, Nasiru Yakamata and Ummaru Maradun.
Others are Salisu Dangulbi, Abdulrahman Shinkafi, Dahiey Garbadu, Aminu Tsafe and Auwal Moriki.
The applicants, in a motion on notice dated and filed on April 6, also said that whatever verdict delivered by the court would affect their federal constituencies, senatorial districts and the mandate given to the governor and all the lawmakers (5th to 38th defendants) in the state.
But Emmanuel Ukala, SAN, counsel to the PDP and Barrister Mahdi Aliyu Mohammed, the impeached deputy governor, opposed to the motion for joinder.
Ukala informed that a counter affidavit had been filed to the effect on April 13, urging the court to dismiss the application.
He argued that his clients did not make any claim against the chairmen that would have affected them.
In his ruling on Thursday, Justice Ekwo declared that the applicants were not necessary parties in the suit, hence, their application constituted an abuse of court process.
He held that there was no nexus between the applicants, who are local government chairmen, and the defendants that would have made them relevant in the matter.
“This application is incompetent and I made an order dismissing it,” he ordered.
The judge then asked counsel to the parties if they were ready to proceed on the substantive suit.
Although all the counsel who appeared in court said they were ready to proceed, lawyer to the lawmakers (5th to 38th defendants), Sylvanus Maliki, spoke on the contrary.
Maliki said he was in court to hold brief for Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN, who was unavoidably absent, and that what he was told was that the businsee of the day was for ruling.
Justice Ekwo then said that he was aware of a similar matter pending before the Court of Appeal, saying he would exercise a restraint until the apex court case is determined.
He, therefore, said that the matter would be adjourned.
But James Onoja, SAN, who appeared for the plaintiffs (PDP and Barrister Mahdi Aliyu Mohammed), informed that part of their grievances was that there was an attempt to impeach Mohammed and that while the matter is pending, the state assembly went ahead to impeach him.
“And we filed a motion, praying that the impeachment should be reversed because as it is now, our client stands impeached in the eye of the law,” he said.
Onoja expressed worry over the plan by the judge to adjourn the matter.
But Justice Ekwo assured that though the matter would be adjourned, the court’s final decision must be binding on parties.
Ekwo consequently adjourned the matter until Oct. 27 for hearing.


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This course will give students a general introduction to environmental history, using a wide range of sources including history textbooks, popular writing about nature and the environment, nature documentaries, and the landscape. The course will challenge students to think critically about the study of history, how history articulates ongoing human efforts to understand and control nature, and how history investigates current debates about the environment. Topics include: deforestation and the development of the agrarian landscape in Western Europe; European colonization and the effect of European contact on native populations in North America; industrialization and the use and development of natural resources; the definitions, planning, and management of public spaces such as national parks, game lands and zoos; establishment of environmental standards; the emergence of conservation ecology; "green" politics and ecofeminism.
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Congressional Republicans set to challenge Bush
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WASHINGTON — President Bush's second-term plans to reshape Social Security, immigration laws and other domestic programs are facing a stiff challenge from a group that was reliably accommodating in the president's first four years: congressional Republicans.
After essentially rubber stamping much of Bush's first-term agenda, many House and Senate Republicans plan to assert themselves more forcefully to put their mark on domestic policy in the new y ear, according to several lawmakers.
House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Tex., has privately criticized White House handling of the recent intelligence bill and Bush's plan to postpone tax reform until 2006 or later. Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., and others have publicly complained about the political and fiscal hazards of overhauling Social Security. Several senators, including a few 2008 presidential contenders, are rushing to promote their own Social Security plans to compete with Bush's.
And a number of conservative Republicans such as Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who are concerned about states rights, are threatening to derail the White House plan to impose federal limits on medical lawsuits. "It's one of the worst bills going," says Graham.
But the president's most nettlesome intra-party issue in early 2005 may be immigration, lawmakers said. Bush's goal of granting guest-worker status to large numbers of undocumented immigrants is about to collide head-on with House Republicans' push to crack down on illegal immigrants, in part by denying them driver's licenses.
House Speaker Dennis Hastert of Illinois salvaged the intelligence legislation this month only by telling GOP colleagues that the White House has vowed to allow tough immigration restrictions.
Bush will face a new, and in some ways less predictable, congressional environment in his second term. There will be 55 Republican senators, four more than during most of the first term, which should strengthen Bush's hand. But the new crop includes a few such as former representative Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, who are more conservative than Bush and have reputations for independence.
Some GOP lawmakers contend they allowed the White House to usurp too much of Congress's institutional power and they need to re-establish the House's and Senate's role in writing laws. The White House is aware of frustration among Hill Republicans and moving to address it, according to senior White House officials. They are including top lawmakers in early talks about key issues.
Rep. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, continues to serve as a respected middle man between Bush and House Republicans. But several lawmakers said the president needs to rub elbows with more rank-and-file Republicans to build support for politically tough issues such as creating private accounts in Social Security.
"There's got to be lots more opportunities for schmoozing, one-on-one talks in small groups at the White House," said Rep. Ray LaHood of Illinois, one of 57 House Republicans who voted against the intelligence bill just signed into law.


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Another year, another NBA game from Sony San Diego Studios. This year's basketball game will arrive on October 6 and will feature an expanded Conquest Mode. The PSP version of the game will also feature two new minigames: Open Lanes, a 10 frame bowling game; and Cherry Pickin', a puzzle based mini-game "with an NBA feel." In addition NBA 10 The Inside will feature all of the minigames from previous entries in the series.
Commentary has been expanded with the addition of NBA star Kenny Smith to join Ian Eagle. The PSP version will also feature two player multiplayer through Ad-Hoc -- sorry, no Infrastructure this time around. Check out the first screens below: