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Monday matches: Scotland vs Czech Republic (6.30 pm IST) Poland vs Slovakia (9.30 pm IST) Spain vs Sweden (12.30 am IST) · Euro 2020: Can Spanish defence survive in Sergio Ramos' absence against Sweden. Here is a look at squads from both the teams for Euro 2020, Spain vs Sweden match.
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Here is a look at squads from both the teams for Euro 2020, Spain vs Sweden match. · UEFA Euro 2020: Spain vs Sweden (AP) Milan Skriniar’s second-half goal earned Slovakia a 2-1 win over 10-man Poland in their opening Euro 2020 Group E match. Skriniar beat Wojciech Szczesny with a low drive in the 69th minute, capitalising on the sending-off of Polish midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak following a second booking for a challenge · The second match between Poland and Slovakia will lock horns with each other in a Group E UEFA European Championship 2020 encounter on Monday at the Krestovsky Stadium in St Petersburg. Both Poland and Slovakia are facing an uphill task to qualify for the next round of Euro 2020 and will look to collect all three points in this fixture. Jun 14, 2021 · SCOTLAND begin their Euro 2020 campaign this afternoon – in their first tournament for 23 years.
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You are one incredibly brave person.
Fearless, actually: that’s you. You take risks, climb high, jump far, and you laugh at safety equipment. You ain’t afraid of anything.
Except, well, that one little thing that makes you scream, causes your hands to sweat, gives you nightmares, makes you almost faint. Yeah, except that – and if you read “Scared Stiff” by Sara Latta, you might find a name for it.
So you freak when you speak in public. The thought of a snake makes you quake. It’s the rare person who’s not frightened by something because fear is “an important survival mechanism” that actually comes from your brain.
Most people can handle or hide phobias quite well, while others are debilitated by their fears. A fear isn’t a phobia, by the way, until it “interferes with your ability to function…”
Let’s say you’re afraid of heights, which is a common phobia. You can’t go past the first floor of a building without feeling shaky and you can’t bear to look out of high-rise windows. That’s acrophobia, and it’s an ancient fear that even babies suffer from. Scientists think it has to do with balance and sight.
Or let’s say you can’t bear to be in a room with a spider. Again, researchers believe it’s an evolutionary fear. They say that spiders are more afraid of you than you are of them – but who wants to test that theory? Not J.K. Rowling, Justin Timberlake, Johnny Depp… or me!
If you’re a nomophobic, you’re afraid of being out without your cell phone. Your mother might be happy if you had ataxophobia (the fear of messes) or mysophobia (the fear of germs). And if you have dentophobia, you join “up to 80 percent of adults in the United States” in your fear of dentists.
Jennifer Aniston and Ben Affleck are both afraid of flying. Christina Ricci says she’s afraid of houseplants. Johnny Depp is afraid of clowns and Kristen Wiig fears blood. Boxer Sonny Liston would rather fight than face a needle. Matt Damon is terribly afraid of snakes. And believe it or not, Barbra Streisand and Carly Simon have both suffered from fear of performing!
Huh. There’s nothing in this book about bibliophobia, or the fear of books. That’s just as well, though, because “Scared Stiff” will still leave you plenty to worry about.
Indeed, author Sara Latta includes in her book phobias that you’ve probably never heard of, and she’ll make you glad you don’t have them. Here, you get an overview of fifty phobias, a bit of info on how each might bloom, and gossip on famous folks who fear. And if that’s not enough, Latta gives you an in-depth section on what you can do to conquer the phobias that plague you.
This book is respectful and serious but lighthearted, too, and includes trivia, sidebars, and plenty of resources. It’s great for the curious and the terrified alike, but beware: give “Scared Stiff” to your 12-to-17-year-olds, and I’m afraid reading is all they’ll want to do.

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6 Best Veggies For Weight Loss
When attempting to lose weight, seek out vegetables that can be prepared in a variety of methods.
While kale receives more attention, spinach is also a nutritional powerhouse and has a milder flavor.
Broccoli can be readily incorporated into macaroni and cheese, soups, and pasta or rice dishes.
When pasta, rice, and potatoes are substituted for broccoli in a recipe, the result is a meal that is lower in calories and carbohydrates, with more volume and fiber.
3. Spaghetti Squash
This winter squash is a great substitute for spaghetti in your beloved dishes.
Although the texture is slightly different, you will still be able to enjoy the sensation of slurping "noodles" without the carbohydrates and calories.

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Nick Mallett, the Italy coach, has retained the starting XV that lost to Wales for their final RBS Six Nations match against France on Saturday.
Italy go into the game at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome looking for their first victory of the tournament, having lost to England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. They will be buoyed by an improved performance in the 20-15 defeat by Wales last weekend.
Mallett had hoped that Andrea Masi, who missed Italy’s past two games, would be fit but the Biarritz full back has not recovered from a neck injury.
Italy team to face France at the Stadio Flaminio on Saturday, kick-off 1315GMT: Andrea Marcato (Benetton Treviso); Giulio Rubini (Parma), Gonzalo Canale (Clermont-Aubergne), Mirco Bergamasco (Stade Francais), Matteo Pratichetti (Calvisano);…


The campaigning and debating has begun, but it’s more enticing than a city council election.
The fight for the title is underway – and it’s more participatory and less painful than an upper cut from Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao.
I’m talking about voting for the 2015 Best of Orange County at ocregister.com/voteocbest. The public is invited to cast daily votes today through May 31 for their favorite places to dine, drink, shop, and be entertained.
Like racehorses jockeying for position in this weekend’s Kentucky Derby, Orange County establishments will be actively recruiting their friends and customers to vote for them in 95 categories – everything from Best Wine Selection to Best Gourmet Burger.
Weekly $100 prize giveaways and a $500 Grand Prize certainly provide extra motivation to vote (the more you vote, the more chances you have to win).
At the finish line will be the top three choices, which will first be named and recognized at the first-ever Best of Orange County reception Sept. 24 at City National Grove of Anaheim.
Top-voted winners, along with several “Critic’s Choice” and “Register Picks” designations, will also appear in the 22nd annual Best of Orange County glossy publication and on ocregister.com/best (where you’ll find the current roster of top-voted winners and categories).
Best of Orange County is the largest special publication of the year, and distributes within subscriber copies of the Orange County Register. The publication serves as a resource for subscribers, new residents and visitors throughout the year.


Donald Trump skipped a GOP debate and instead held a fundraiser in Iowa, where he said he raised $6 million
But now his campaign manager says the actual amount raise is less, although he's not sure by how much
When Donald Trump skipped a GOP debate in January to host a fundraiser for veterans, he touted its success by citing the $6 million raised for veterans groups. One problem – that figure is inaccurate.
Following the rally in Des Moines, Iowa, the Trump campaign said the event raised $5 million and Trump personally contributed an additional $1 million. But campaign manager Corey Lewandowski told CNN Friday the amount raised was actually less than $6 million.
Lewandowski said he did not “know the exact number” off the top of his head and would confirm the number in coming days. He explained the discrepancy by saying at the time of the rally, Trump believed he had raised $6 million but more money had been pledged than was actually donated.
The Washington Post reported Friday that Lewandowski said the fundraiser actually netted about $4.5 million. Lewandowski told CNN that number is incorrect.
Trump has made support for veterans a cornerstone of his presidential bid, saying at the January 28 fundraiser, “Our vets are being mistreated… and it’s not going to happen anymore.”
But the fundraiser was light in details from the very beginning. The website initially setup to collect funds did not disclose which charities would benefit but simply said “Honor their valor” and “Donate now to help our veterans.”
Since the event, questions about the money raised have followed him on the campaign trail.
In March, after a CNN report aired questioning the contributions, Trump’s campaign provided a list showing 27 veterans organizations had received a total of $2.9 million to date, but the campaign did not confirm when the rest of the funds would be dispersed.
The list showed that the majority of the money that had been donated at that time came from Trump’s foundation or the foundations of two of his friends, businessman Carl Icahn and pharmaceutical billionaire Stewart J. Rahr.
The campaign did not identify any contributors Friday who pledged funds without following through in actual donations.
Charities that have benefited from the fundraiser include Fisher House Foundation, Green Beret Foundation and Disabled American Veterans, while others, such as Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, said they did not want to receive any of the contributions.


Property of a deceased's estate c.1963 Messerschmitt Kabinenroller 'Tg1400' Special Registration no. OCT 499L Engine no. ROBERTS82.2
This unique Messerschmitt Kabinenroller was built in the late 1960s/early 1970s by the boys of Roxeth Manor Secondary School in Eastcote Lane, South Harrow, Middlesex. Overseen by project director Charles Hull, it took several years to complete, consuming over 2,000 man-hours in the process. Once seen as a possible competition car suitable for sprints and hill climbs, the Messerschmitt - known to its creators as 'Bubble and Squeak' - incorporates two Mini front sub-frames, one at either end. The rear wheels are locked in the straight-ahead position, though with some built-in flex and hence a measure of rear-wheel steering when pressing on. The original engine started life in a Minivan and was purchased for £5.
Mounted aft, the engine currently fitted is a 1,400c BMC A-Series unit equipped with two Weber 45DCOE carburettors (with one choke blanked off), a multi-branch exhaust system and an oil cooler. An article about the Messerschmitt/Mini hybrid was published in The Motor magazine (week ending 24th March 1973 edition) an extract from which is on file together with photographs of the car's restoration in 1994. Re-commissioning will be required before it returns to the road. There are no documents with this Lot, which is sold strictly as viewed.


Microsoft has recently released Service Pack 1 for Windows Server 2003. The release documents for the Service Pack are almost 300 pages long! The purpose of these next few articles is to list the main new features and changes the service pack will make to your server, Active Directory, and server applications. Hopefully, these articles will summarise what you need to know about the latest service pack in plain English, for a much more detailed description of each, please refer to the Microsoft documentation.
Security Configuration Wizard
The Security Configuration Wizard (SCW) is a new feature with Windows 2003 SP1, and probably the single largest addition to the OS in the Service Pack. The main function of the SCW is to reduce the attack surface of the server. It guides the creation of security policies and setting up minimum functionality depending on the server role.
After installing SP1, the SCW needs to be installed via the Windows Components window of Add or Remove Programs control panel. The SCW will then appear in the Administrative Tools folder. The SCW will allow you to either;
Create a new Security policy
Edit an existing Security policy
Apply an existing Security policy
Rollback the last applied Security policy
When creating a new security policy, the SCW has almost 200 different server roles, which can be added to the policy to define the minimum services, ports and other functional requirements while providing maximum security. Roles, features, options, services and ports can be selected and de-selected as required as can outbound authentication methods, registry settings and audit policies. The final policy is saved to an XML file which can then be used and modified across servers and server roles running the SCW.
It would be impossible to cover all the ins and outs of such a huge new tool in one article. For the full documentation of the Security Configuration Wizard, please go here.
Access Based Enumeration
To enable this feature you will need to download and install an additional component in the form of a msi (abeu.msi) file from the Microsoft Download site. When it is installed, a new tab will appear on shared folders named “Access Based Enumeration”.
When enabled, this will change the view users will have of files and folders when accessing shares held on the Windows 2003 server. Only files and folders the users have permissions to access will be displayed, and nothing else. Prior to enabling this change, users could see all files and folders, regardless of permissions, but would not be able to open denied folders or files.
Add or Remove Programs Filter
A new tick box has been added to the Add or Remove Programs control panel, called Show Updates. With SP1, only installed programs will displayed until this check box is ticked. It will then display both programs and updates together.
This feature can be used by any software vendor, not just Microsoft updates.
DCOM Security Enhancements
The Default COM Security tab in the Component Services control panel \My Computer properties has been renamed to COM Security and extra functionality added. It now has an extra button, “Edit Limits” for both Access and Launch Permissions. This extra functionality provides a further computerwide access check in addition to the current access control checks. The reason this was introduced was due to previous weak settings allowing unauthenticated access to some processes, that administrators could not force stronger security settings on.
A new group has also been created called “Distributed COM Users” to speed up the process of adding users to DCOM computer restriction settings.
RPC Service Changes
Pre-SP1 the RPCSS provided the key service for both RPC Endpoint Mapper and also for the DCOM Infrastructure. The service ran under the permissions of the Local System account. SP1 has split this into two services, the original RPC service (for the RPC Endpoint Mapper) and a new service called DCOM Process Launcher, which is not network facing. The RPC service did not need the Local Security permissions so it now runs under the NT Authority\Network Service account, while the new DCOM Process Launcher service runs with the Local System account. This was introduced to reduce attack surface of Windows, and to tighten security permissions on network facing services.
Device\Physical Memory Change
The Device\Physical Memory object is used by applications to access physical memory. This would be used by applications attempting to read BIOS data. Pre-SP1 this was controlled by an Access Control List. Service Pack 1 changes this and now denies all access at User Mode level regardless of user context or application.


Man Utd vs Southampton prediction
Manchester United are back at home on Saturday lunchtime as they welcome Southampton to Old Trafford after their 1-1 draw at bottom of the league Burnley midweek.
Victory for Ralf Ragnick’s side would see them end the day back in the top four, but victories haven’t been easy to come by of late. Last weekend they were beaten at home on penalties by Championship outfit Middlesbrough in the FA Cup.
Southampton twice came from behind to win 3-2 away to Tottenham Hotspur midweek, after beating Coventry City to book their place in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side have lost just once in their last eight Premier League games, although it was 1-3 away to Wolverhampton Wanderers, who hadn’t been scoring many at the time. Aside from that, the south coast side are playing much better than their 10th place suggests.
United have had on the field issues and inconsistency for much of the season, whilst the German coach has only won 50% of his games in charge (W6, D5, L1) since replacing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at the start of December.
Despite their recent form, Manchester United are very short odds against a Southampton side who are proving difficult to beat. That makes for great value to lay the hosts at Old Trafford. Given the opportunity to return nearly 2:1 it’s great value to start the weekend. And should the favourites win then we have the rest of the weekend to still make good profit. Southampton getting a result here means we’ll have lots of profit to play with for the rest of the weekend.
Best bet: Lay Manchester United at 1.54


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For the first time in Alberta, Edmonton Opera presents a live video broadcast of an opera from its performance at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium! Audiences in Red Deer can attend the free video broadcast of our final Lilies dress rehearsal on October 19 at 7 pm at Carnival Cinemas. Don’t miss this exciting new production featuring an all Canadian cast and beautiful music performed by the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra! Doors are at 6:15pm, show starts at 7pm. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta (FAVA) is thrilled to partner with Edmonton Opera to broadcast to the Carnival Theatre in Red Deer Alberta.
Sung in French with projected English translation.
Based on the iconic play Les Feluettes by Michel Marc Bouchard, Lilies is a new Canadian opera that explores a forbidden love story between two young men in early 1900s Quebec. Innocence turns into deception and murder as the star-crossed lovers struggle against the norms of society.
Free tickets for the event are available on Eventbrite at http://lilies.eventbrite.ca. We highly recommend anyone interested reserves free tickets on Eventbrite because capacity is limited.

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The internal condition of the Congress party is getting very bad. In this episode, former Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dixit's son and former MP Sandeep Dixit have also questioned senior leaders regarding the Congress leadership. In an interview, he said in response to a question that currently the biggest and most difficult challenge for the Congress is the appointment of a president. With this, he surrounded the senior leaders of the Congress and said that even after so much time, the Congress has not been able to elect the President. Please tell that after Rahul Gandhi's resignation, Sonia Gandhi has taken over the charge of Interim Congress President.
During the interview on this matter, Sandeep Dixit said that many big leaders of Congress are afraid, that is the reason why the Congress President has not been found, the reason for fear is that who should ring the bell in the cat's neck. Speaking to the media, former MP from East Delhi Lok Sabha seat Sandeep Dixit said that there are at least 6-8 leaders in the Congress who are capable of leading. It also said that sometimes you want inaction because you do not want to take a certain action.
In his interview, he further said that I am really feeling disappointed on behalf of our senior leaders. They should come forward. Most of them are in Rajya Sabha, some are former Chief Ministers and some states also have Chief Ministers, who can fulfill this responsibility. These people come forward and prove something for the party. Among them are Punjab CM Amarinder Singh and Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who can play this role. In the interview, big leaders like AK Antony, P. Chidambaram, Salman Khurshid of Sandeep Dixit have also been mentioned.

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A double strike from deadly Michael Owen was the only real difference between the two sides as Gerard Houllier's men stumbled to a 2-1 victory against an under-strength Hammers team, whose determined performance was arguably deserving of a point.
Against a side who have serious Champions' League hopes this season, the visitors almost upset the odds and must be commended for recovering so well from the early set-back that suggested a rout might be on the cards.
On a damp and dismal day in Merseyside, the mood of the travelling supporters was darkened after just 17 minutes when Owen gained possession inside the penalty area, sidestepped the challenge of his former club-mate Rigobert Song, and fired low past stand-in goalkeeper Shaka Hislop. L'poolW'HamShots on target53Shots off target40Blocked Shots60Corners53Fouls conceded1318Offsides06
The Reds had enjoyed the vast majority of possession early on and, with Gary McAllister, Dietmar Hamann and Jari Litmanen pulling the strings behind the lightening quick Owen, the omens didn't look good.
However, Hammers' response to conceding their first goal of the campaign was both quick and effective.
With 26 minutes on the clock, Trevor Sinclair's attempted pass to Paolo Di Canio was blocked by a defender, only for Jamie Carragher to slice his clearance across the face of the goal.
Bulgarian striker Svetoslav Todorov, a late replacement for the injured Paul Kitson, pounced on the loose ball six yards out, only to be tripped by Stephane Henchoz.
Referee Winter had no hesitation in pointing to the spot and Di Canio converted an audacious chip from 12 yards out to silence the Kop and send his adoring followers wild. The Italian also made a point of including new boss Roeder in his celebrations as the Hammers suddenly realised that a home win was by no means a forgone conclusion.
And it was Roeder's men who finished the first half the stronger team, attacking the hosts on the break at regular stages. Todorov had the Hammers' clearest chance on 34 minutes, when Di Canio lofted a ball over the defence for his strike partner to run on to, but the end result was a weak left foot shot that failed to trouble Arphexad in the Liverpool goal.
Things carried on where they had left off after the interval, as the Hammers enjoyed a fair amount of possession and passed the ball confidently, while the home supporters began to voice their frustrations at Liverpool's failure to kill off their opponents.
Speculative long range efforts from Hamann and Riise were all the Reds had to offer and with time running out, it appeared that the Hammers were heading for a well-fought point.
That was until the 77th minute, though, when Owen, who had been kept relatively quiet by Rigobert Song and Christian Dailly for the rest of the afternoon, received a pass on the edge of the area, superbly turned his markers and fired in a fierce right-foot shot that gave Hislop no chance and flew in off the post.
Despite the introduction of prolific young striker Jermain Defoe, there was no coming back from such a hammer blow late on, and Di Canio almost let his frustrations spill over in the closing stages when he reacted angrily to a decision from whistle-happy Winter. The Italian was booked for kicking the ball away and was lucky to escape further punishment as he vented his fury on the burly official.
The final whistle only confirmed the disappointment but the applause offered by the Hammers fans signalled their appreciation for a gallant effort from their team - with many plus points to be taken from the afternoon.
The performances of youngsters Michael Carrick and Joe Cole - still not fully recovered from the foot injury that plagued him throughout the pre-season build-up - were particularly satisfying and the link-up play between Sinclair and Di Canio that was so sorely missed last season appears to be back in full flow.
Roeder was rightly proud of his players' efforts and insisted afterwards that he had expected nothing less.
"No one could have argued if we'd got a point today," he said. "It was a battling performance and one that we can build upon with confidence.
"Many people may have expected us to lose easily but we certainly didn't feel that way. The vibes I got from the players in the build-up to the game suggested that they were confident about coming here and getting a result, and we almost achieved that.
"We were dying a bit towards the end because we didn't play the amount and quality of pre-season games that I would have liked. But I looked at the size of my squad and knew we couldn't risk any more injuries - we've got the smallest squad in the Premiership."
Roeder conceded that the finishing of Owen had been the deciding factor in Liverpool's victory and admitted that there is little any defender can do when the England striker is in such menacing form.
Said Roeder: "The first time I saw Michael Owen was at Bisham Abbey when Glenn Hoddle asked me to do some work for England. He did to Gareth Southgate then what he did to us today.
"He's a bit special and you just hope you can restrict him to as few chances as possible. Today he had two and scored two, which we could really do nothing about."
Glenn will now be looking to pick up the first points of the season in next week's clash against Leeds United at Upton Park - and also revealed that, while it is unlikely Fredi Kanoute will make his return from injury, there may be one or two new faces in his starting line-up for the visit of David O'Leary's men.
"Fredi Kanoute is touch and go and if he isn't fully ready then it wouldn't be worth risking him with a two week break straight after. But hopefully I might be able to bring in one or two players in the week that would immediately improve the team.
"It may be that we can't get the players we want in time for next Saturday but this performance today has proved to me that it wouldn't be a disaster if that was the case.
"If I can the players in that I want, though, we will be a lot stronger and I am confident that will happen soon."
whufc.com Man of the match: Michael Carrick
Showed outstanding maturity in the middle of the park against McAllister and Hamann, hardly giving the ball away and keeping possession when it mattered most.
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The news of an assault on a Russian embassy staff member by a Canadian reservist over the weekend stemmed concerns of national security. With a media ban ordered at the bail hearing news of what occurred will have to wait until the accused is before the court. While the incident is strange, the criminal charges of assault, assault with a weapon, and assault causing bodily harm are all serious charges that bring with them some of the most serious penalties, often years in jail.
This case raises an additional difficulty in that the complainant has returned to Russia and will, reportedly, not return to Canada. As our own Norman Boxall, past president of the Criminal Lawyers Association, told reporters, the absence of a complainant would be a serious blow to the prosecution and significantly weaken its case. Normally the police have statutory powers to compel complainants to testify and can charge witnesses with lack of compliance, but in this case, as he is outside of their jurisdiction there will be little they can do without Russia’s compliance. Trying a case without a complainant is a difficult endeavour for the prosecution, and may aid the defence in this case.
The accused is out of custody on bail, and while he awaits his trial, the media will likely continue their sensational coverage of this incident. While he is presumed innocent, as all accused people are, his reputation will be forever marked by this event, and even if he is acquitted of the charges, he will likely deal with suspicion from others.
Source: Soldier accused of stabbing Russian diplomat gets bail by Chris Cobb (Ottawa Citizen, March 17, 2014)


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We had lots of fun at our Autumn disco. During the day, we made our own pumpkins, tried to rescue the spiders from a web and created our own art using pasta.
The children in Reception have enjoyed thinking about seasonal change and exploring signs of Autumn. They took their Autumn treasure bags home and brought them back to school full of exciting things. They explored the shape and texture of the things they found and used their fine motor skills to pick them up carefully.

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Location: Barneville-Carteret, in the Manche departement of France (Basse-Normandie Region).
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Notes: Graffard Manor is a former fortress from the Middle Ages, which is situated on the town of Barneville-Carteret in Cotentin, in the department of Manche Basse-Normandie region. The mansion is the subject of a partial inscription as historical monuments by order of 16 June 1995. Only the house, including the ruined part with vaults of edges and rustic door, and decorative elements scattered the courtyard ; facades and roofs common, including closing walls, turrets and porch; vegetable garden and its enclosing walls are enrolled.
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With 12 African elephants—the largest herd in any Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) facility—there’s always something happening at the Safari Park!
BY Donna Parham
Photography by Ken Bohn
Spend a bit of time at the Safari Park’s elephant viewing patio, and you are likely to run into a red-shirted volunteer like Eileen Jennings, who is here to share information and insights with Park visitors. She has spent hours observing the elephant herd, and has come to recognize the nuances of their behavior. “You might think the elephants are just standing around, minding their own business, but there’s so much going on, under the surface,” she says. “They’re all in tune with each other’s body language.” Certain elephants are large and in charge, while others are more submissive. And the youngsters are likely to test the limits of accepted elephant social behavior. Who knew that the elephant yard at the Safari Park had so much in common with any large family gathering? Let’s get to know the latest in this pachyderm Peyton Place.
The leader of an elephant herd is always a female—the matriarch. At the Safari Park, that’s Swazi. The other two adult females, Umngani (OOM-gah-nee) and Ndula (en-DOO-luh, short for Ndulamitsi) defer to her. All their offspring are part of the herd, too—up to a point. While females usually stay with the same herd their entire lives, “A mom pushes her son out when he’s a teenager,” says Curtis Lehman, animal care supervisor. Sometimes, these young males are content to strike out on their own, but they often form bachelor herds, and that’s something that’s happening at the Safari Park, too.
Eventually, most older male elephants—usually the largest and most dominant—will breed with receptive females. In the wild, a dominant bull visits several herds in his territory, attempting to mate with as many females as possible. At the same time, he works hard to keep other males away.
Sometimes, two bulls face off: trumpeting, trunk wrestling, pushing, and tusking ensue, and while injuries are rare, they can be severe. So when bull elephants Mabu and M’sholo were both living at the Safari Park, they each had regular access to other elephants and the various expansive elephant yards, but they didn’t have physical access to each other. If they were together, Curtis says, “Eventually, they’d probably figure out who was dominant, and they might be just fine after that.” But he warns that with two 13,000-pound bull elephants, “There is the potential for harm, and it’s not worth the risk.”
Click here to read more about the elephants rescued from a scheduled cull in Swaziland, and to see the elephants at the Safari Park in action!
FAREWELL FOR NOW, MABU
Bull elephant Mabu has moved on, to Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, Arizona. In zoos, elephants are bred according to the recommendations of the AZA African Elephant Species Survival Plan (SSP). Based on these breeding recommendations, zoos send bull elephants—sometimes across the country—to female herds. This allows the herds to maintain their matriarchal social structure. For a bull like Mabu, on the other hand, moving in and out of different herds for breeding is typical, natural behavior.
In 2012, Mabu first traveled, with with 2 adult females and 2 of his 10 calves to Reid Park Zoo, to establish a herd there. He sired another daughter, Nandi, before returning to the Safari Park in 2016. While he was back, Mabu successfully bred with adult females Ndulamitsi and Umngani—so visitors (and Elephant Cam watchers) can expect the pitter patter of little(ish) elephant feet later in 2018. Ndulamitsi’s calf is due to arrive sometime in August or September, and Umngani’s calf should make its appearance in October or November.
While Mabu is now doing what bull elephants do best at the Reid Park Zoo, M’sholo, another bull, is at the Safari Park on loan from Lowry Park Zoo. Although he has yet to sire a calf, Safari Park elephant keepers “would keep him forever if it was up to us,” says Curtis. “He has great social interaction with the younger males.”
To keep elephants safe, it has been a common practice in zoos to keep bull elephants away from the rest of the herd except for breeding. But at the Safari Park’s spacious Elephant Valley, M’sholo wanders among the rest of the herd. “We had to be creative, space-wise, when Mabu was here, so that both bulls could socialize with the rest of the group—just not with each other,” says Curtis.
With Mabu on site, there were challenges. Mabu’s two oldest daughters, Khosi (KO-see), now 11, and Kami (KAM-ee, short for Phakamile), 10, complicated matters. Barbara Durrant, Ph.D., Henshaw endowed director of reproductive sciences at the San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research, regularly examines urine hormone levels for each of the elephants. “Khosi has started cycling,” she says, indicating the spiked graph on her computer screen as evidence. And, she notes, Kami is not far behind, reproductively. So, keepers made sure to keep the two young females where they wouldn’t encounter their father Mabu.
Within these constraints, the keepers’ goal was to vary the yards where the elephants spend their time. Putting that into practice, though, sounds like a mind bender puzzle. “It was like playing a chess game every day, doing all these separations,” says Curtis. But “it was well worth the effort.” In fact, he credits the high-quality, complex social interactions he sees among the herd with keeping the elephants together as much as possible.
In particular, keepers note beneficial social development in male calves as they interact with bulls. “That’s a big plus for us, because the young males learn proper elephant behavior from their elders,” says Curtis.
The Elephant Cam (and the other remote cameras at the Zoo and Safari Park) are staffed thanks to our talented volunteers.
SETTING THE SCENE
“You want to provide all the elephants with opportunities for social interaction and with inviting space,” says Curtis. The Safari Park’s elephant habitats spread out over six acres, divided into two main yards and some smaller holding areas, and Curtis notes that the herd has “excellent spatial interaction, as far as the full use of the land that’s available to them.”
The keepers can take at least part of the credit for that. They put an enormous effort toward enriching each exhibit space. “It’s a daily challenge, to create an enriching environment, so the elephants have plenty of things to do. We have to be creative,” says Curtis. Visitors (and cam watchers) can see evidence of this creativity. Elephants forage for food and treats in feeding cubes that they can access only with their trunk. And reaching for hay that’s held high in a net mimics the way they’d browse on leaves in the wild.
The way the elephant team manages the herd has paid off in big ways. “We’ve had a bumper crop of babies,” says Barbara. The baby boom started in 2004, when Ndulamitsi, who arrived pregnant the previous year, gave birth to wild-sired Vus’musi. Safari Park bull Mabu sired the subsequent calves.
According to Barbara, female elephants are most successful at getting pregnant and bearing a calf between the ages of about 15 and 35, so our females are at their prime, reproductively. And bulls are intently in tune with female estrus and time of ovulation, detecting pheromones with their keen sense of smell. “Even with all our technology and science, we can’t come close the accuracy of the the nose of a bull,” says Barbara.
BEHIND THE SCENES
At the Safari Park, elephant keepers arrive early to plan their day, prepare elephant diets, place enrichment opportunities, and shift the elephants. And when that’s done, there’s poop (and lots of it—two truckloads!) to be scooped. “Our day is nonstop,” says Curtis. “We have such a dedicated, hard-working team.”
With the enrichment, social interaction, and shared space that the team provides, they seem to have found the key to a happy herd of elephants.
MEET THE HERD
Matriarch Swazi arrived at the Safari Park as an adult. Mother to eMacembe and Qinisa, she was the last of our Swaziland female elephants to reproduce.
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Swazi’s first calf, male Macembe (muh-COM-bay) was born in 2010. His full name is SiSwati for “green leaves.”
Qinisa is SiSwati for “to act with energy” or “to speak the truth.” The “Q” is properly pronounced as a tongue pop (!), but her keepers call the little elephant “keen-EE-seh.” Currently the youngest in the herd, she was born in 2012.
Adult female Umngani (OOM-gah-nee), who came to the Safari Park as an adult, is mother to three calves, and pregnant with a fourth. Her name means “friend,” in SiSwati, accurately reflecting her sweet-natured personality.
Umngani’s first calf was the first of the Swaziland calves conceived and born at the Safari Park. Born in 2006, female Khosi (KO-see) has recently reached reproductive age.
Gadze (GAD-zee) is Umngani’s second calf, a male born in 2009. His name is SiSwati for “garden.”
“Neepo” is Umngani’s third calf, born in 2011. His full name is SiSwati for “respect,” “honor,” or “good manners”—but it’s a mouthful. Hence the nickname.
Ndula (en-DOO-luh) came to the Safari park as an adult—a pregnant one! She gave birth to a male calf, Vus’musi, (voos-MOO-see), currently on loan to the Fresno Chaffee Zoo. She is also the mother of Lutsandvo.
Luti (LOO-dee) is Ndula’s second calf. In 2010, he was the first calf born out in the main elephant yard, with the rest of the herd present. His full name is SiSwati for “love.”
Better known as “Kami,” this female elephant was born in 2007, but for an elephant, she’s a teenager. Kami has a younger brother, Emanti. Her full name is SiSwati for “noble strength.”
The younger brother of Kami, Emanti (ee-MAHN-tee) was born in the main elephant yard in 2010. His name, SiSwati for “water,” was selected in an online naming poll.
M’sholo, another elephant rescued from a scheduled cull, is a bull on loan from Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa, Florida. His name comes from the SiSwati for “appears from nowhere.”


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Playtech Plc (LON: PTEC) today announced its trading statement for the period since 30 June 2018. Overall performance is consistent with the expectations at the time of the half year results announcement in August and the Group remains on track to achieve adjusted EBITDA for 2018 in the range of €320 million to €360 million.
B2B Gaming Division
Trading in the B2B Gaming Division has continued in line with the trends reported at the interim results in August with good revenue growth outside of Asia. Revenue from Asia has stabilised at an annualised revenue run-rate of approximately €150 million.
B2C Gaming Division
The momentum reported in H1 2018 by Snaitech has continued into the second half of the year with the business continuing to trade in line with the Group’s expectations. The remainder of the B2C division also continues to perform in line with the Group’s expectations.
TradeTech’s underlying KPIs have continued to display positive momentum during the second half of the year, although market movements favoured customers particularly in September and October.
The Group’s financial position remains strong. During the period Playtech continued to improve the efficiency of its balance sheet with the sale of its stake in Plus500 and successfully completing a €530 million bond offering. The net proceeds of the offering, together with Playtech’s existing cash resources, have been used to repay all amounts outstanding under the bridge facility utilised for the purposes of the acquisition of Snaitech, to fund the redemption of the outstanding high-yield bonds issued by Snaitech and to pay for other transaction-related costs and expenses.
Event for investors and analysts on 14 November 2018
Playtech will be hosting an event for investors and analysts on Wednesday 14 November 2018 in Milan, Italy. The focus of the event will be on Snaitech, the leader in the Italian gaming and betting market which was acquired by the Group earlier this year, with presentations from the Snaitech management team. In addition, there will be presentations from the B2B Gaming business covering Playtech BGT Sports, regulation and Responsible Gambling.


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[Geneva] : Ex Officina Henrici Stephani... 1557. Two works in one volume.
8vo, *4, a-q8,r4 and A-X8, 263 [numbered 363] pp, and 320 pp, greek and italic letter, title-page and last leaf a little stained, a small, but persistent wormhole through the blank margin of most leaves of the second work not touching the text., recent full vellum, paper label on spine.
Of the first work, Fred Schreiber says “EDITIO PRINCEPS of the 41 Greek dissertations on theological, ethical and other philosphical subjects, by the itinerant Platonist lecturer. Maximus of Tyre, reputed to have been the tutor of Marcus Aurelius... At the end are appended 19 pages of critical notes by Henri Estienne”. He goes on to say. of the second work, “To accompany his editio princeps of the Greek text, Estienne published the Latin version by Archbishop Cosimo Pazzi which had first been published in 1517. In his preface Estienne criticizes Pazzi’s version for the numerous errors it contains, and states that he has thoroughly corrected and revised it.”
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Peggy JOHNSON, Appellant, v. CHRISTIANA TRUST, a Division of Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, As Trustee of Normandy Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2013–9, Appellee.
Appellant appeals a non-final order denying her emergency motion to quash service of process and for other relief from a final judgment of foreclosure. The trial court denied appellant's motion because it found the affidavits in support thereof were improper because the notarizations were on separate pages from the affiants' signatures. Although we find the trial court erred in rejecting the affidavits for this reason, we affirm upon application of the tipsy coachman doctrine, finding that appellant did not present clear and convincing evidence that the service of process was invalid.
In March 2012, CitiMortgage, Inc., filed a foreclosure complaint against appellant, Peggy Johnson. A return of service was filed stating that appellant was served via substitute service on Richard Johnson, appellant's “Son,” who “confirmed the defendant resides at the above address” and was “informed ․ of the contents” in the summons. A clerk's default was subsequently entered against appellant. Appellee, Christiana Trust, a Division of Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB, as Trustee of Normandy Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2013–9, was later substituted as plaintiff. The trust obtained summary judgment against appellant.
In May 2014, appellant filed a motion to quash the service of process and for other related relief. Appellant alleged that she was “never personally served,” and that “substitute service was not perfected on her” through service on her son, Richard Larrydale, because he was “not a resident” of her “usual place of abode.” She executed an affidavit in support thereof, containing these allegations. Larrydale also executed an affidavit in support of appellant's motion, conceding that he spoke with the process server, but attesting that he did not reside or rent a room at the subject property at the date of service.
The trust filed a response to appellant's motion, claiming that appellant failed to meet her burden of proving that service was irregularly obtained, given that Larrydale did not dispute that he was personally served at the residence. It argued that appellant tendered no evidence establishing that Larrydale's residence was elsewhere at the time of service. The trust did not file any affidavits rebutting appellant's allegations.
The trial court held a hearing on appellant's motion. Appellant relied exclusively on the affidavits to support her motion.1 The court found that the “affidavits are improper and inadequate” given that on each affidavit, the notary block was on a separate page from the attestations and signatures of each affiant. The trial court entered an order denying appellant's motion.
Appellant moved for reconsideration, raising the same grounds in her motion to quash. She also attached a copy of a “verified” letter from Orin Hamm, attesting that he had been Larrydale's roommate since November 2011 at a different address than the subject property. The trial court denied appellant's motion for reconsideration.
“The denial of a motion to quash service of process is subject to de novo review.” Sunseeker Int'l Ltd. v. Devers, 50 So.3d 715, 717 (Fla. 4th DCA 2010). “Statutes governing service of process should be strictly construed.” Id. (citation omitted). “Absent strict compliance with the statutes governing service of process, the court lacks personal jurisdiction over the defendant.” Anthony v. Gary J. Rotella & Assocs., P.A., 906 So.2d 1205, 1207 (Fla. 4th DCA 2005) (citation omitted).
Section 48.031(1)(a), Florida Statutes (2013), provides:
Service of original process is made by delivering a copy of it to the person to be served with a copy of the complaint, petition, or other initial pleading or paper or by leaving the copies at his or her usual place of abode with any person residing therein who is 15 years of age or older and informing the person of their contents.
In the instant case, there was no dispute that the home at which the process server left the summons and complaint was appellant's “usual place of abode,” that Larrydale was fifteen years of age or older, and that the process server informed him of the contents of the papers. Thus, the only question was whether Larrydale was “residing therein.”
This question is governed by a “burden-shifting” analysis:
The burden of proving proper service of process falls upon the party invoking the court's jurisdiction, and the return of service is evidence of whether service was validly made. If the return is regular on its face, then the service of process is presumed to be valid and the party challenging service has the burden of overcoming that presumption by clear and convincing evidence.
Bank of Am., N.A. v. Bornstein, 39 So.3d 500, 503 (Fla. 4th DCA 2010) (citation omitted).
“[A] defendant may not impeach the validity of the summons with a simple denial of service, but must present ‘clear and convincing evidence’ to corroborate his denial.” Telf Corp. v. Gomez, 671 So.2d 818, 819 (Fla. 3d DCA 1996). See also Slomowitz v. Walker, 429 So.2d 797, 799 (Fla. 4th DCA 1983) (holding that “clear and convincing evidence” “must be presented to corroborate the defendant's denial of service,” because permitting “a defendant to impeach a summons by simply denying service would create chaos in the judicial system”).
In the present case, the trial court found the affidavits to be “improper” and “inadequate” because the notarization blocks were on a separate page from the affiants' signatures. Nothing in the text of section 117.05, Florida Statutes (2013), imposes a requirement that the notarization of a signature on an affidavit be on the same page as the affiant's signature. Even assuming such a requirement, “Florida courts have concluded that minor technical defects in an affidavit do not render it a nullity.” Gupton v. Dep't of Highway Safety, 987 So.2d 737, 738 (Fla. 5th DCA 2008). It appears that the trial court's issue with the affidavits here would constitute a “technical defect,” and not provide grounds for rendering the affidavits null. Furthermore, as pointed out by appellant at the hearing and in her motion for reconsideration, the notarized pages bear headings identifying the affiants. Accordingly, the trial court erred in rejecting the affidavits for this reason.
However, the tipsy coachman doctrine allows “an appellate court to affirm a trial court's decision on a ground other than that raised below, and argued on appeal, where there is ‘support for the alternative theory or principle of law in the record before the trial court.’ “ Advanced Chiropractic & Rehab. Ctr., Corp. v. United Auto. Ins. Co., 103 So.3d 866, 869 (Fla. 4th DCA 2012) (citation omitted). Thus, “if a trial court reaches the right result, but for the wrong reasons, it will be upheld if there is any basis which would support the judgment in the record.” Id. (citation omitted).
Here, the trial court reached the “right result,” because appellant failed to overcome the presumption of valid service that the return of service created. Appellant failed to present “clear and convincing evidence” to corroborate the affidavits challenging the service. Cf. Kemmerer v. Klass Assocs., Inc., 108 So.3d 672, 672–74 (Fla. 2d DCA 2013) (finding the defendant presented “clear and convincing evidence” that substituted service on her boyfriend in Arizona was improper by submitting “two affidavits in which she and [her boyfriend] asserted that she was not living at the Arizona address” and attaching copies of her Florida driver's license, property appraiser records, and property tax bill); Carone v. Millennium Settlements, Inc., 84 So.3d 1141, 1142–43 (Fla. 4th DCA 2012) (finding the defendant presented “clear and convincing evidence” that substituted service on her father was improper by submitting her sworn affidavit, a certified copy of the deed to her father's condominium, copies of his driver's license, U.S.P.S. form, and homestead exemption, and testimony from him, all demonstrating that he did not reside with the defendant).
Here, unlike the defendants in Kemmerer and Carone, appellant failed to present any additional evidence to corroborate the allegations made in the affidavits of appellant and Larrydale and Hamm's letter. Beyond the two affidavits and the “verified” letter, appellant failed to present “clear and convincing” evidence to corroborate the allegations contained therein or otherwise “impeach the validity of the summons.” Gomez, 671 So.2d at 819 (affirming the denial of appellants' motions to quash service, because the individual appellant failed to sustain his “high burden of demonstrating the invalidity of their service” by attacking “the service of process with uncorroborated affidavits that he did not reside at the address to which service was accepted and that the corporate appellant transacted no business at that address”).
In sum, appellant's “uncorroborated affidavits that [Larrydale] did not reside at the address to which service was accepted” are insufficient to sustain her “high burden of demonstrating the invalidity of their service.” Id. Accordingly, because the trial court reached “the right result, but for the wrong reasons,” the trial court's order denying appellant's motion is affirmed. Advanced Chiropractic, 103 So.3d at 869 (citation omitted).
1. Appellant also appeals the trial court's alleged error in not conducting an evidentiary hearing. We find this issue to be without merit as the trial court gave appellant the opportunity to present live witnesses and additional evidence, but appellant declined.
STEVENSON and GERBER, JJ., concur.
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Human developement Initiatives (HDI) on 28th January 2016 held a meeting with Public Complaints Commission (PCC) in Lagos. This meeting was one of the series of engagements with government institutions set to share information on how to address the challenges that affect members of the public; particularly in ensuring public participation in governance and consequently drive transparency, accountability and improved service delivery. The need to strengthen collaboration between established government institutions and civil society cannot be overemphasized especially at the time in Nigeria when disservice to the members of the public is on the rise and complaints are not properly communicated to the government for redress. The effect of this gap negatively impacts on service delivery, public engagement, and governance, particularly at the local level.
R-L: Head of Information (PCC), Mr. Abayomi Bukola; Senior Programme Officer (HDI), Ms. Bola Dare; The Hon. Commissioner, Public Complaint Commission (PCC), Mr. Funso Olukoga (3rd from Right); Executive Director, Human Development Initiatives (HDI), Mrs. Olufunso Owasanoye (4th from Right); Secretary to the Management (PCC), Mrs. Modupe Familoni; Project Coordinator, Local Government Budget Watch (HDI), Mr. Ajayi Samuel (3rd from Left); Head of Operations (PCC), Mr. Akinwunmi Ajose (first from left); after the meeting on how to strengthen government institutions/CSOs collaboration to promote transparency and accountability through public participation in governance.


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I feel that it is safe to assume that most people do not enjoy having blood drawn. And if you’re like me, the idea of some one sticking you with a needle and draining your blood is enough to send you into full-blown panic mode. So when I came across an article that presented a method for a painless, needle-free way to draw blood- I was intrigued.
In 2003, as a 19-year-old studying nanotechnology at Stanford University, Elizabeth Holmes had a vision to remake the way lab testing is done. After meeting with some of her professors, she made the decision to drop out and pursue her vision full time. Today, she is the CEO of a company called Theranos, a health technology and medical lab that has developed an inexpensive, quick, and accurate blood test by using one tiny, finger prick of blood. Her mission, as she explains, is to enable very early detection of diseases, even before symptoms materialize, when there is the best chance of a cure.
Theranos’s tests can be performed on just a few drops of blood, or about 1/100th to 1/1,000th of the amount that would ordinarily be required–an extraordinary potential benefit to frequently tested hospital patients or cancer victims, the elderly, infants, children, the obese, those on anticoagulants, or simply anyone with an aversion to blood draws. Theranos phlebotomists–technicians licensed to take blood–draw it with a finger stick using a patented method that minimizes even the minor discomfort involved with that procedure. This is an important point because it minimizes patient discomfort and improves patient experience. If patients have a positive experience- meaning one without pain, long waits, and high costs- they are more likely to return for follow up. Patients can begin taking a proactive approach to their health care, rather than trying to do damage control once a health issue has already manifested itself.
So what does this mean?
Currently about 80% of clinical decisions are made based on lab results from blood testing. But most physicians don’t have the best actionable information to make the best possible decision when it matters. The fact that Theranos’s technology uses such small amounts of blood saves patients time, money, and the pain of follow-up doctor visits and additional blood draws.
In an effort to remain transparent in their cost and affordable to consumers, Theranos recently struck a partnership with Walgreens to build thousands of Wellness Centers. Every center would offer a menu of blood tests — ranging from cancer to cholesterol — directly to consumers. And every test would cost only a fraction of what Medicare pays.
When patients have a lab test done, traditionally, in order for that test to be paid for, you have to have a symptom so doctors can write in a code for a lab form. When you dramatically reduce the price of these tests, preventative testing starts to become possible. Holmes explains it like this- rather than occasionally seeing a snapshot of what is taking place inside your body from time to time, people will be able to watch it like a movie. Holmes claims that, just by looking, she can tell the difference between the blood of a person who recently ate broccoli compared to someone who recently ate a cheeseburger. Imagine how much more engaged in our health we would become if we were able to regularly test our blood to monitor what is going on inside our body. In the future, physicians will be able to use this technology to entice patients
Additionally, it’s not just the blood draws that are tiny. The space required to perform Theranos’s tests is significantly less than other labs, making it possible to picture placing Holmes’s labs right by operating rooms, in military helicopters, on ships and submarines, in the African jungle… virtually anywhere! Many feel that her product is a revolutionary step in transforming the health care industry in America and around the world.
As with most new practices, there are a few skeptics. Theranos skeptics worry about putting diagnostic results in patients’ hands without doctors present and being able extract enough blood to perform all the tests it claims.
The tests aren’t available everywhere yet, currently just Arizona and California, but Holmes says she working as fast as she can to roll out into the next states.

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Spotify has launched RADAR, a global emerging artist programme with 19 global sister programmes spanning more than 50 markets.
The launch aims to help emerging artists across all stages of their development, and deepen their connection to new and existing audiences around the world. To go with the launch, Spotify also announced a new playlist (RADAR 新勢力) that highlights the must-know tracks and hot new artists across a full spectrum of genres.
The programme includes singers from Asian countries such as Taiwanese-Indonesian singer-songwriter Kelly Cheng; Singaporean pop-rock band NEKO Highway; 15-year-old Thai female vocalist Gail; and Singaporean singer-songwriter Mei Ting.
“The launch of Spotify’s RADAR programme puts a mix of Spotify’s best-in-class editorial and marketing abilities behind some truly exciting up-and-coming global and Asian talent,” said Boon Ken Wong, Asia team lead, music culture and editorial, Spotify.
“The new playlist features some of the most interesting talent currently coming out of Asia – a treasure trove of emerging sounds where home-grown talent is in abundance.”


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Objectives: To examine the effect of diabetes per se and nocturnal hypoglycemia on sleep in children with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM).
Design: Overnight polysomnography was performed on 3 occasions in 29 children with IDDM - twice during metabolic profiling. Sleep data were analyzed from 14 children (median [range], 8.7 [5.9 to 12.9] years) with a night of hypoglycemia and a nonhypoglycemic night. Seven children in the control group (9 [5.6 to 11.4] years) underwent 2 nights of polysomnography, once during metabolic profiling (to assess the effects of metabolic profiling), and 15 members of the control group had polysomnography only (to assess the effects of diabetes per se and to compare with the index group).
Results: Children with IDDM had disrupted sleep compared with the control group (short wakes, percentage of sleep time, 0.8 [0.5 to 1.9] vs 0.0 [0.0 to 0.3], median [interquartile range], IDDM vs control group, respectively, P =.001; long wakes, 1.2 [0.7 to 3. 0] vs 0.0 [0.0 to 0.0], P =.033; total number of wakes, 6 [3.5 to 11. 5] vs 1 [0 to 2], P =.002). Blood sampling disrupted sleep with increased long wakes as percentage of sleep time (0.3 [0.0 to 3.8] vs 4.3 [3.1 to 16.9], nonsampling vs sampling night, respectively, P =.003). Episodes of hypoglycemia were profound, with a glucose nadir of 2.0 [1.4 to 3.3] mmol/L (35.0 [24.5 to 57.8] mg/dL) and prolonged, 308 [30 to 630] minutes, with no effect on sleep.
Conclusions: Children with diabetes had disrupted sleep compared with a control group, but there was no effect of profound nocturnal hypoglycemia on sleep quality. J Pediatr 2000;137:233-8)

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It’s claimed the overcrowding crisis at the region’s main hospital could be reversed with a government funding injection of 30 million euro over 3 years.
Obstetrician Dr Gerry Burke, who is one of five doctors who’ve penned an open letter on the challenges facing the UL Hospitals Group, says an additional 450 staff is needed to bring trolley numbers down to normal levels.
In an unprecedented move, the five clinical managers of the University Hospital Limerick group wrote an open letter outlining the challenges facing them as the overcrowding crisis persists.
They’re calling for more staff and community services, while criticising the fact that they receive less funding on a proportional basis than other hospital groups.
Clare Fine Gael TD Joe Carey has praised the open letter and says senior clinicians are well-placed to outline solutions to the problems there.
The Clinical Director for Maternal and Child Health within the UL Hospitals Group is one of the five behind the letter.
Dr Gerry Burke insists that it would only take a 30 million budget boost over three years to reverse the overcrowding crisis, to allow them to hire an additional 450 clinical staff.
He believes that over decades, Limerick was left behind when it came to healthcare resources and now is the time to change that.
Politicians have pointed to difficulties in recruiting staff nationally, but Dr Burke believes that providing better working conditions for staff would make the job far more attractive.
He’s ruled out reopening the A&E at Ennis General, saying it would not have any impact on overcrowding at Dooradoyle, and that they would be unable to provide the same standard of care in Ennis for the very sick.
Asked if he’s confident the required funding will be made available, Dr Burke had this to say.