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Cape Chorale, a group that performs barber-shop favorites and gives back to the community, will give a pair of performances at North Fort Myers High School on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the auditorium.
This year’s show is called “The Band Played On” and will feature some of the best barbershop quartets in the area, as well as the entire group performing classic harmonies, faith-based and patriotic songs, and even some more modern fare.
Larry Cunningham, president of Cape Chorale, said the two-hour show will feature the entire ensemble as well as a pair of featured performers.
“We’ll be doing a combination of barber-shop classics and more modern music. We’ll start with ‘The Band Played On’ and do others you may be familiar with like ‘Everybody Loves a Lover,’ ‘Do you know what it Means to Miss New Orleans’ and an old Ricky Nelson song called ‘Old Mary Lou,'” Cunningham said. “We’ll be doing a range from the early 1900s to the ’70s.”
The event will also feature Throwback, a quartet that was the Bronze winner of the Barbershop Harmony Society’s 2015 International Quartet Championship, as well as The New Perspective.
Faith-based songs will include “Amazing Grace” and “The Lord’s Prayer.” The show is expected to end with a patriotic medley of songs of the military branches and “God Bless America.”
Due to the group’s popularity, the show, which serves as its big event of the year along with its cabaret show in the fall, was moved to a bigger location.
“We have a good following, but we’re always looking for new people to come see us,” Cunningham said. “This venue has more capacity than years past, so we’re hoping more folks will come out.”
Cape Chorale, formed in 1992, is a chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, a 501 c 3 non-profit organization with more than 22,000 members worldwide whose mission is to preserve this musical genre and give back to the community.
“Giving back is just as important as receiving donations. On Valentine’s Day we break into quartets, go to places where they want us to sing to their loved one, and give you a rose, candy, card and sing,” past president Denny Bowers said. “Most of the proceeds goes to the Lee Memorial Hospital Pediatric Unit. Over the years we have given nearly $35,000.”
Tickets are $15, $20, $25 at the door. For more information, go to www.capechorale.org or call 855-425-3631.
North Fort Myers High is at 5000 Orange Grove Blvd., between Hancock Bridge Parkway and Pondella Road..


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On 24th of July 1980, Borg got married to Mariana Simionescu. Mariana Simionescu is also the former tennis player and she is the Romanian national. They got divorced in 1984.
In 1989, Borg got married for the second time in his life and that was with Italian singer, Loredana Berté. They remained the loving spouse for about four years and they dissolve their married life in 1993.
And again on 8th of June 2002, he got bonded into the married relationship with Patricia Östfeld. He once had romantic love affairs with Jannike Björling and he also had a son with her named Robin Borg.
Borg's dream on tennis propped up after he got golden tennis racket which his father won at a table-tennis tournament. With his assiduous nature, great athleticism and endurance, he was able to beat some of the best Sweden’s under-18 players when he was just 13 years old. Some characteristics of his plays were heavy topspin on both his forehand and two-handed backhand. With this nature of play and genuine athleticism, he got chance to represented Sweden in the 1972 Davis Cup. With the beginning of his career, he won several major trophies and at the end of his professional career it totaled 11 Grand Slam singles titles. He also won more than millions of dollars in a session. But this kind of lucrative amount put him under lots of pressure and he went on a burnout and he decided to get retired. He got retired at the age of 26. He earned huge amount of salary throughout his career and his net worth is rumored to be around $28.5 million.

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1 Peter 3:8, “Finally, be
ye all of one mind, having compassion one of another, love as
brethren, be pitiful, be courteous.”
Acts 4:32, “And the
multitude of them that believed were of one heart and of one
soul: neither said
any of them that ought of the things which he possessed was his
own; but they had all things common.”
The word compassion means: sympathetic
consciousness of others' distress together with a desire to
alleviate it. It is
to have sorrow or pity for those under distress or misfortune.
should be a compassionate people.
GOD IS FULL OF COMPASSION.
The Heavenly Father has compassion for mankind.
Psalm 86:15, “But thou, O
Lord, art a God full of compassion, and gracious longsuffering,
and plenteous in mercy and truth.
God has compassion for weak and sinful men.
This compassion of God is beyond our human
Rom. 11:33, “O the depth
of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God!
How unsearchable are his judgments, and his ways past
God has compassion for the entire human race.
Rom. 5:8, “But God
commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet
sinners, Christ died for us.”
2 Pet. 3:9, “The Lord is
not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness;
but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should
perish, but that all should come to repentance.”
The Heavenly Father is especially compassionate toward
His faithful children.
1 Pet. 3:12, “For the
eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and his ears are open
unto their prayers: but
the face of the Lord is against them that do evil.”
THE SON OF GOD HAD GREAT COMPASSION FOR LOST HUMANITY.
Jesus Christ had compassion for both the physical and
spiritual needs of mankind.
Matt. 9:35-36, “And Jesus
went about all the cities and villages, teaching in their
synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing
every disease among the people.
But when he saw the multitudes he was moved with
compassion on them, because they fainted, and were scattered
abroad, as sheep having no shepherd.”
Jesus was moved with compassion because of the condition
of the people who followed Him.
These people were ignorant of God’s will; and
thus, were in a helpless and hopeless state.
On another occasion, He said, “…I
have compassion on the multitude, because they continue with me
now three days, and have nothing to eat:
and I will not send them away fasting, lest they faint in
the way” (Matt. 15:32).
By a miracle He provided enough food from seven loaves of
bread and a few fish to feed 4,000 men, plus some women and
The Son of God had compassion for those in sorrow.
After Lazarus died, when Jesus came to where Mary, the
sister of Lazarus, was located, the scripture states, “When
Jesus therefore saw her weeping, and the Jews also weeping which
came with her, he groaned in the spirit, and was troubled, And
said, Where have ye laid him?
They said unto him, Lord, come and see.
Jesus wept” (John 11:33-35).
We can have consolation of knowing that Jesus Christ is a
sympathetic High Priest.
Heb. 4:15, “For we have
not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of
our infirmities; but was in all points tempted like as we are,
yet without sin.”
When Jesus ascended back to heaven, He became our High
Jesus is a compassionate High Priest in that He lived in
the flesh and experienced suffering and temptation.
We can be thankful that we have a sympathetic High Priest
to plead for us before the Heavenly Father.
1 Tim. 2:5, “For there is
one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ
1 John 2:1-2, “My little
children, these things write I unto you, that ye sin not.
And if any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father,
Jesus Christ the righteous:
And he is the propitiation for our sins: and not for ours only, but also for the sins of the whole
HOW CAN WE SHOW COMPASSION TOWARD OTHERS?
Love is a motivating emotion of the compassionate.
Isaiah 49:15, “Can a
woman forget her sucking child, that she should not have
compassion on the son of her womb?
Yea, they may forget, yet will I not forget thee.”
Because of a mother’s love for her child, she has a
deep compassion for that child.
It has been said, that, “Sympathy flows from a
mother’s heart like a sparkling stream of pure water.”
If we possess love for our fellow man, we will have
compassion for them like a mother has for her child.
A compassionate person is more inclined to give
generously toward the needs of others.
1 John 3:17-18, “But
whoso hath this world’s good, and seeth his brother have need,
and shutteth up his bowels of compassion from him, how dwelleth
the love of God in him? My
little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but
in deed and in truth.”
If we have the love of God in our hearts, then we will
take pity on all people who are in distress and hurting either
mentally or physically because of their situation.
This would include showing sympathy to those whose loved
ones have become seriously ill or have died.
Rom. 12:15, “Rejoice with
them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep.”
1 Cor. 12:26, “And
whether one member suffer, all the members suffer with it; or
one member be honored, all the members rejoice with it.”
A compassionate person will give liberally toward the
work of the local congregation in reaching others with the
gospel of Christ and assisting in the physical needs of the less
1 Cor. 16:2, “Upon the
first day of the week let every one of you lay by him in store,
as God hath prospered him, that there be no gatherings when I
2 Cor. 9:7, “Every man
according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not
grudgingly, or of necessity:
for God loveth a cheerful giver.”
Our compassion for the lost will motivate us to teach
them the gospel of Christ.
Mark 6:34, “And Jesus,
when he came out, saw much people, and was moved with compassion
toward them, because they were as sheep not having a shepherd: and he began to teach them many things.”
The mission of the Son of God is also our mission.
Luke 19:10, “For the Son
of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.”
THE COMPASSIONATE WILL RECEIVE COMPASSION.
Psalm 19:17, “He that
hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord; and that which he
hath given will he pay him again.”
Matt. 5:7, “Blessed are
the merciful: for
they shall obtain mercy.”
Those who have pity on the poor and others in need will
However, if we have no pity toward others then we will
not receive any from the Lord.
Matt. 25:31-46, “When the
Son of man shall come in his glory, and all the holy angels with
him, then shall he sit upon the throne of his glory:
And before him shall be gathered all nations: and he shall separate them one from another, as a shepherd
divideth his sheep from the goats:
And he shall set the sheep on his right hand, but the
goats on the left. Then
shall the King say unto them on his right hand, Come, ye blessed
of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation of the world: For
I was an hungered, and ye gave me meat:
I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink:
I was a stranger, and ye took me in:
Naked, and ye clothed me:
I was sick, and ye visited me:
I was in prison, and ye came unto me.
Then shall the righteous answer him, saying, Lord, when
saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee?
Or thirsty, and gave thee drink?
When saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in?
Or naked, and clothed thee?
Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto
thee? And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say
unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of
these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.
Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart
from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the
devil and his angels: For
I was an hungred, and ye gave me no meat:
I was thirsty, and ye gave me no drink:
I was a stranger, and ye took me not in:
naked, and ye clothed me not:
sick, and in prison, and ye visited me not.
Then shall they also answer him, saying, Lord, when saw
we thee an hungred, or athirst, or a stranger, or naked, or
sick, or in prison, and did not minister unto thee?
Then shall he answer them, saying, Verily I say unto you,
Inasmuch as ye did it not to one of the least of these, ye did
it not to me. And
these shall go away into everlasting punishment:
but the righteous into life eternal.”
Matt. 7:12, “Therefore
all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye
even so to them: for
this is the law and the prophets.”
The story of the rich man and Lazarus is a vivid
illustration of how the unmerciful will not receive the least
bit of mercy from God after this life (Luke 16:19-31).
Gal. 6:10, “As we have
therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially
unto them who are of the household of faith.”
James 1:27, “Pure
religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To
visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep
himself unspotted from the world.”
“If I knew that a word of mine,
a word not kind and true.
Might leave its trace,
On a loved ones face,
I’d never speak harshly, Would you?
If I knew the light of a smile
Might linger the whole day through,
And brighten some heart,
With a heavier part,
I would not withhold it, would you?”

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It’s hard to believe, but this is the fifth season Bear Woods has been with the Alouettes – and yet, 2016 marks the first time he’s been active throughout the opening half of the regular schedule.
Woods, Montreal’s middle-linebacker, got his Canadian Football League baptism by fire, making his debut in the playoffs against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats – a crazy game the Als lost 52-44 in overtime. Needless to say Woods, overmatched at that stage of his career, spent the majority of the afternoon with his back to the play, chasing down tailback Avon Cobourne.
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He missed the next season with an injury, started 2013 on the nine-game injured list and began the following year on the six-game injured list. Last season, he tore his pectoral muscle in the second game, against Calgary, forcing him to undergo surgery.
“Here we are in 2016 and I’m going into the ninth game. Knock on wood, I’ll be good,” Woods said prior to facing the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Friday night (7 p.m., TSN, RDS, TSN Radio-690) at Molson Stadium.
Given the physical nature of the game he plays – not to mention his reckless abandon on the field – Woods, still only 29, won’t take anything for granted in his quest to play an entire season injury-free. The most games he has played in one year was 12, in 2014.
“It’s so unpredictable. Who knows (what will happen) in that next step,” said the 6-foot, 245 pounder. “I really don’t give it too much thought, but it does feel nice to finally be in mid-season form. I’ve never been able to get there.
“It was a goal of mine. I expect and hope to finish the season.”
Woods, the East Division’s outstanding defensive player in 2014, is having a banner season for co-ordinator Noel Thorpe. Heading into this week’s games he ranks first in the league in defensive tackles, with 57. The Als have allowed an average of 23.3 points per game. Only the Calgary Stampeders, first overall in the CFL, can boast a stingier defence. …
Friday night’s game marked the annual Purolator Tackle Hunger food program. All proceeds will support Moisson Montreal, a non-profit organization founded in 1984 that serves as the city’s largest food bank in Canada.
The Als’ spokesman for the 14th edition of the program was safety Marc-Olivier Brouillette.
“The biggest thing that struck a chord with me was that 160,000 people a month in the province of Quebec required assistance from food banks,” Brouillette said. “And of those, 60,000 are children.
“There’s a direct correlation between nutrition and performance in both the classroom and sports. By helping provide food to those in need, we have an impact on their development.”
Fans attending the game were asked to bring non-perishable food items or make monetary donations. Last year, 10,518 pounds of food were raised. And for every dollar raised, Purolator will donate two pounds of food for local families. …
Perhaps they’ll never be as tight on the field as Anthony Calvillo and Ben Cahoon were, but Nik Lewis is quietly becoming Kevin Glenn’s go-to receiver. Or perhaps not so quietly, given how outspoken and candid is Lewis.
Lewis had five second-down conversions last week against Ottawa, increasing his season total to 18.
“I would say he’s a very reliable source when it comes to that,” Glenn said. “The biggest thing is he breaks tackles. I trust the fact that, if it’s second and seven and I get a five-yard pass to him, I have confidence he can possibly break a tackle and get the first down.
“He’s a sure-handed guy who doesn’t drop a lot of passes.”
Lewis, who spent most of his career with the Stampeders, is on pace for his first 1,000-yard season since 2012. And he’s doing this at age 34.
“I’ve always wanted to be his go-to guy,” Lewis quipped. “You have to play and see how it works out. Sometimes the defence takes certain things away.”
Typical Lewis – taking no credit. …
Duron Carter might be the most misunderstood player in the Als’ dressing room, according to general manager and head coach Jim Popp.
Carter might be bombastic and outspoken, but he backs everything up on the field and has produced four 100-yard games in Montreal’s last five contests. As much as the Als’ offence has struggled this season, it’s hard to imagine where they might be without Carter’s contributions.
“Sometimes I just rub people the wrong way. Some people think I’m malicious. I just like to talk and have fun,” said Carter, who returned to the Als this season after a year of inactivity with the Indianapolis Colts.
Popp, who made Carter the league’s highest-paid receiver, knows how valuable the player is in the grand scheme of things.
“He’s a very intelligent young man,” Popp said. “He has his antics but, when you’re around him, you understand him. He’s a good person.
“He’s very competitive. He can get in the heads of other players and he’s flamboyant. He loves playing and has a lot of confidence. He’s backed it up. He’s as advertised.” …
There has been a lot of water under the bridge since non-import defensive-back Hugo Lopez was selected by Edmonton in the 2011 Canadian college draft. He has played for the Eskimos, Toronto, Ottawa, Saskatchewan and this week joined the Als as a free agent.
He made his Montreal debut on special teams against the Bombers after working out for the Als in June.
“I have nobody to blame but myself. Obviously I didn’t meet some expectations or there were roster moves and I didn’t fit in financially or scheme-wise,” the soft-spoken Lopez said. “I can’t say I was betrayed. I’m blessed for the opportunity I’ve received from every team.
“I’m not the only one. There’s a lot of guys bouncing around, doing the CFL tour,” added the 6-foot-3, 215 pounder, born in Nicaragua but raised in Toronto. “Being able to play at this level is an opportunity of a lifetime.”
Popp said he was impressed by the athleticism displayed by Lopez. Popp believes he has a natural body for special teams. Lopez said he’ll add speed and aggressiveness to the unit. …
Finally, the Als’ scratches against Winnipeg were Brandon Rutley and Ramon Taylor.

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Mumbai, Nov 5 (UNI) Prices of RBD palm oil and nigerseed fell today on sustained heavy selling pressure by stockists, while groundnut and oil remained unchanged on scattered buying support by bulk consumers, traders at the Bombay Commodity Exchange said.
In oilseeds (per quintal), Javas 60/70 rose by Rs 100 per quintal on good demand by local dealers. Castorseed Bombay and Disa also surged by Rs 100 per quintal on lesser stock supply by stockists.
However, nigerseed fell by Rs 50 per quintal on poor offtake by bulk consumers, traders said.
In oils (per 10 kg), RBD palm oil and cottonseed refined dropped by Rs two and Rs five per ten kg respectively, on sluggish demand by stockists. Castor comm and rapeseed ref slightly improved by Rs two and Rs five per ten kg respectively, on speculative demand.
In de-oiled cakes, undec cottonseed hiked by Rs 200 per metric tonne, traders added.
Following are the spot rates of oilseeds (all figures in Rupees), as provided by the Bombay Commodity Exchange here.
Oilseeds per quintal Oils per 10 kg Grd' kernel 3,050, Grd' Bold 60/70 3,805 G Nut Raw 610.00, Javas 60/70 4,240 Javas 70/80 4,200 Javas 80/90 4,090 Kardi (Export Qly) 3,180 Kardi expeller 880 Sesameseed: Seasame Expeller 720 Sunflower Exp 610 Whitish (98/2/ffa) 6,650 Sunflower Exp Ref 660 Whitish (95/5/ffa) 6,450 Cottonseed (Refined) 460 Brown (48/2/2) 4,700 Refined Palm Oil 338 Soyabeen Ref 460 Rapeseed Ref 645 Rapeseed Exp 625 Copra white 625 Brown (48/3) ) 4,525 Rice Bran 4-7 FFA 390 Rice Bran 310 Linseed 615 Castor Comm 630 F.S.G. 640 F.S.G. Kandla 605 Mowra 375 Neem 500 Karanji 395 Deoiled cakes (per MT) G N Extr 45 pc 14,750 Kardi Extr 6,400 Undec Cottonseed Extr 11,000, Brown 48/4 4,100 Rice Bran Extr 6,400, Sunflowerseed 2,700, Sunflower extr 10,800, Rapeseed N T, Rapeseed extr 10,350, Soyameal 48 pc..14,850 Nigerseed-4 4,100 Castorseed Bombay 3,000 Castor extra 5,150 Castorseed Disa 2,800 Castorseed Hyderabad 2,850 UNI NV RN VKG1715

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PRECODE - Innovative therapy approaches for pancreatic cancer
A pancreatic cancer diagnosis is normally a death sentence. According to the Robert Koch Institute, pancreatic carcinoma has the lowest survival rates among all cancerous diseases and is the fourth most common cause of cancer-related deaths. The reason: patients rarely have symptoms during the early stages of the illness. And when the illness is then noticeable, it is normally too late to cure them. The EU project PRECODE is searching for innovative therapeutic approaches here.
The central objective of the EU project PRECODE (PancREatic Cancer OrganoiDs rEsearch) is the creation of a European Training Network (ETN) with 22 partners from nine countries. The European Training Networks (ETN) are a variant of the Innovative Training Networks (ITN). The objective of ETNs is to educate exceptional doctoral students in a structured manner as part of excellent research projects. PRECODE enables fifteen young scientists in international and interdisciplinary doctoral programs to research pancreas organoids. Organoids are micro-organs that are grown in laboratories from tissue. Using these micro-organs, researches can better understand the incidence of disease and test therapies without animal trials.
This makes them the perfect testing environment for precision medicine in order to derive the best possible combinations of medication. Young researches are provided training via e-learning programmes, workshops, and longer research stays at partner institutions. In the process, young researches learn to cultivate and modify organoids as well as to develop the latest molecular biological techniques.
“This project is therefore so important because it is the first time in the EU that organoids are to be cultivated and used for therapy prediction in order to improve future therapies for pancreatic cancer. Just as important, however, is the establishment of a group of scientists who want to work together on this topic. The result is new, EU-wide expertise in the area of pancreatic cancer research,” explains Coordinator Prof. Dr. Christian Pilarsky from the University Hospital Erlangen.
As an ETN, PRECODE combines the research and education of a new generation of young researchers who think and act creatively and innovatively. This education includes both collaboration with industrial companies as well as structured training programmes in which BayFOR is also a partner. Here, doctoral students seek to develop innovative approaches in the area of pancreatic cancer research as well as soft skills, such as entrepreneurship, project management, or scientific communication.
Under the coordination of the University Hospital Erlangen, 21 additional research institutions and companies from Croatia, Germany, Italy, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom participate in PRECODE. This also includes three patient associations from Italy, Sweden, and Germany. The Bavarian Research Alliance provided extensive proposal writing support and now participates in PRECODE trainings as an associated partner (partner organisation).
“The Bavarian Research Alliance is an essential partner for us. They provided us with extensive application support, and the project was only successful with their expertise.” stresses Prof. Dr. Christian Pilarsky.
BayFOR organises multiple seminars for doctoral students on the topics of “EU Proposal Writing and Application”, “Intercultural Communication”, and “Project Management”. They also participate in the development of a corresponding curriculum for doctoral students.
Project aims and fields of work
Establishment of pancreas organoid research through the education of a new generation of young pancreatic cancer researchers.
The results of the PRECODE project will be of importance for the following stakeholders:
- Doctoral students
- Pharmaceutical industry
BayFOR as a partner
The Bavarian Research Alliance provided extensive proposal writing support and now participates in PRECODE training as an associated partner (partner organisation). BayFOR organises multiple seminars for doctoral students on the topics of “EU Proposal Writing and Application”, “Intercultural Communication”, and “Project Management”. They also participate in the development of a curriculum for doctoral students.
The EU will provide this EU research project with EUR 4 million in funding from October 2019 until September 2023 as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network (ITN) (Horizon 2020, Call: H2020-MSCA-ITN-2019) as per grant agreement no. 861196. Of this funding, EUR 760,000 will go to Bavarian stakeholders.
Under the coordination of the University Hospital Erlangen, 21 additional research institutions and companies from Croatia, Germany, Italy, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom participate in PRECODE.
Universitätsklinikum Erlangen, Germany
Akademisch Medisch Cemtrum bij de Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
AstraZeneca PLC, United Kingdom
Bavarian Research Alliance, Germany
Cancerföreningen PALEMA, Sweden
cpo – cellular phenomics & onkolgy Berlin-Buch GmbH, Germany
FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
Fondazione Nadia Valsecchi, Italy
Gdanski Uniwersytet Medyczny, Poland
Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
University Hospital rechts der Isar, TU Munich, Germany
Kungliga Tekniska Hoegskolan, Sweden
Mimetas BV, Netherlands
TEB e.V. Selbsthilfe, Germany
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Umea Universitet, Sweden
Universita degli studi die Verona, Italy
Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Universiteit Leiden, Netherlands
University of Navarra, Spain
University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Prof. Dr Christian Pilarsky
University Hospital Erlangen
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Plans have been unveiled to get more kids active in Britain.
As part of a new Government strategy, children aged five to 14 will be targeted as experts look to increase the number of people involved in sport and fitness.
It is hoped the new plans will help to promote good governance and safety.
Sports minister Tracey Crouch said: “We want to give everyone the best possible experience of sport from the earliest age which is why Sport England will now support children from five years old.”
It will encourage the Football Association, Rugby Football Union and England & Wales Cricket Board to look at ways of getting more kids taking part in activities.
The move will see funding, which has previously been set aside for those aged 14 and over, target projects for children from the age of five.
Money will also be given to projects with proven track records of boosting participation, like Street Games, or making measurable improvements to people’s lives.
Ms Crouch added: ““Good local authorities recognise the value of investing in sport and physical activity because it reduces the burden on other areas.”
According to predictions from the World Health Organisation, 73 per cent of men and 63 per cent of women in the UK are expected to be overweight or obese by 2030.
In England, 79 per cent of boys and 84 per cent of girls aged between five to 15-years-old do not meet the recommended 60 minutes of daily physical activity.
In August, a national scheme by Change4Life encouraged youngsters aged five to 15 to do 10 minute bursts of moderate to vigorous activity every day during the school holidays.
It followed evidence from the British Heart Foundation that physical activity had a positive impact on children both physically and socially, as well as on their emotional development.


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“The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” for one. Or being the hometown of Kris Kross (though those backwards pants were pretty awesome).
Or the fact that their baseball team continually turns into a pumpkin when October comes around – seriously, without that one World Series they’d be regarded as the new Buffalo Bills. Yeah, for all of that wonderful stuff Atlanta’s given us (Coca-Cola, Lil’ Jon, “The Walking Dead”), the city’s also given us plenty of fodder for humor.
Last week’s events, though … yeah, Atlanta, that’s just really, really shameful.
Those of us from the Northeast are guilty of a weather-related superiority complex at times, sure. Sometimes we go to a few too many extremes in looking down at those states who might not have as much experience with the type of bone-chilling, white-out, “Oh God, why do live here” type weather that pops up on a regular basis.
However…seriously, Atlanta? Two and a half inches of snow on the ground, and your city goes all “Day After Tomorrow?” I’m sorry, but there’s absolutely no excuse for this. We can understand if a huge chunk of your budget doesn’t go to road salt and plows and the like. However, if the forecast is that bad, and you don’t have the resources? Go ahead and shut down for a day or so. Stay inside and marvel at the winter wonderland outside. Keep the kids at home and stay off the roads, so we don’t have all those Demolition Derby videos up at World Star Hip Hop and we don’t hear stories of elementary schoolers stranded for hours upon hours.
With all the weather wackiness we’ve experienced in the past few years, odds are that we’re going to be seeing more of these freak snowstorms across the south and in places that just don’t usually have the snow. Let this be a warning to those places – you just can’t get too cautious when the forecast is bad. Take it from us Northeasterners. We know.

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Match ends, Real Betis 2, Rangers 3.
Real Betis 2-3 Rangers: Philippe Clement’s side prevail in Europa League thriller14 December 2023
Abdallah Sima’s early strike was the first in an astonishing contest in Seville
Resilient Rangers prevailed in an absorbing Europa League thriller with Real Betis to top the group and progress to the competition’s last 16.
The Scottish Premiership side thundered into the lead thanks to a belting finish from Abdallah Sima, before Juan Miranda’s arrowed strike almost immediately restored parity for the Spanish hosts.
After withstanding severe pressure in Seville, Cyriel Dessers came alive to restore the visitors’ lead, but another equaliser from Ayoze Perez capped an incredible first half.
With Sparta Prague strolling to victory against Aris Limassol, Philippe Clement knew his side needed a winner, which came with 12 minutes left as substitute Kemar Roofe forced the ball home to spark celebratory scenes.
The cauldron of the Estadio Benito Villamarin could easily have daunted a Rangers side that knew victory was a likely necessity, but the bold visitors cut through the noise in an instant to strike first.
Sima has shown ruthlessness like no other player in blue this season, and did so again by thumping the ball out of the path of a flailing Dessers to send the travelling support wild.
Their celebrations would be curtailed in stunning fashion, though, as Betis immediately reminded Rangers of their quality when Miranda’s lashed finished threatened to burst the side-netting.
Now, Rangers were rattled. Ben Davies had to block bravely before Jack Butland was called into action with two stunning saves – the second of which tipped Andres Guardado’s thunderbolt crashing onto the crossbar.
Just as it looked as if Clement’s side were becoming swamped, two of their struggling signings combined to push against the pressure.
Jose Cifuentes’ outrageous reverse pass found Dessers, who still had so much to do. The forward who has frustrated Rangers fans skipped past two Betis bodies and rolled the ball through the legs of Rui Silva.
The hosts would soon retort in style again. Isco, who has been rejuvenated to his gracious best, danced on the edge of the box before feeding Perez. One gorgeous sweep of a boot later and this game of madness was once again level.
The second half started with another whack of the woodwork as Assane Diao rose at a corner to bounce one off the bar.
Once the imposing stadium had been silenced when VAR prevented Betis from taking the lead for the first time, there was a sense that Rangers would have one more chance to save their status in the competition.
It was far from pretty, but Rabbi Matondo’s fresh air swing allowed the ball to roll towards Roofe, who was in the right place at right time to rubberstamp Rangers’ ticket to the last 16.
Player of the match – Dujon Sterling (Rangers)
Thrust into the madness at the start of the second-half, Sterling looked like he belonged in the middle of the park with his composure and energy pushing Rangers over the line.
Rangers roar as Seville surroundings bring back best – analysis
It was in Seville that Rangers would fall just short in their inspired Europa League final run. And, in the 19 months that have followed, the Ibrox side have too often lacked the qualities that saw them shock the continent.
They may have been in a different stadium, but there was almost a symbolic banishing of the ghosts as the men in blue conjured the spirit of the side as they came out on top of a truly magnetic contest.
Their backs were against the wall on so many occasions, face-to-face with a top side in testing conditions. Amid the madness, Rangers roared.
So much has been made of the summer’s seemingly scattergun recruitment, but in perhaps their biggest game of the season, Dessers, Cifuentes, Sterling and others stood up to the task.
With a place in the last 16 secured in electrifying fashion, they must now carry momentum into not only the title race, but more pressingly, Sunday’s cup final.
If Clement’s men can show the kind of unity and quality they displayed on Spanish soil, it’s hard to see the first silverware of the season heading anywhere but Govan.
- Rangers have won away against Spanish opposition for the first time in 14 attempts, with Betis the ninth different such side they’ve faced (D3 L10).
- Betis slip into the Conference League play-off round, the first time the Spanish club have failed to qualify from the Europa League group stage.
- They have lost their last five European matches against British opposition, their longest ever run of defeats against such opponents.
- Rangers scored and conceded at least two goals in the first half of a European away game for the first time since November 2018 against Spartak Moscow (winning 3-2 at half time, lost the match 3-4) – with this the first time they have gone on to win such a match in major European competition.
- Betis’ Juan Miranda second European goal was his first since scoring the winner against Celtic in September 2021 in the Europa League.
- Sima scored his third Europa League goal of the season, having also scored against Betis on matchday one. He’s the first Rangers player to score home and away against one group-stage opponent since James Tavernier against Standard Liege in December 2020.
Rangers can now park continental concerns until March and focus on domestic competition, with Sunday’s Viaplay Cup final with Aberdeen (15:00) the first port of call.
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Scandal: Before he lied to Congress while under oath about what he knew about targeting reporters, he lied about Fast and Furious. As early as the New Black Panthers case, Eric Holder had a problem with the truth.
That the House Judiciary Committee is investigating whether Attorney General Eric Holder lied under oath during his May 15 testimony on Department of Justice (DOJ) surveillance of reporters comes as no surprise. People have forgotten about the New Black Panther case, perhaps the most clear-cut case of voter suppression and intimidation ever. On Election Day 2008, New Black Panther Party members in military garb were videotaped intimidating voters outside a Philadelphia polling place.
The slam-dunk prosecution of these thugs was dropped by Holder's Justice Department. When asked why, Holder, on March 1, 2011, testified before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies that the "decisions made in the New Black Panther Party case were made by career attorneys in the department."
Holder lied, for the decisions were made by political appointees. J. Christian Adams, a former career DOJ attorney in the Voting Rights Section, testified before the U.S. Civil Rights Commission that it was Associate Attorney General Thomas Perrelli, an Obama political appointee, who overruled a unanimous recommendation for prosecution by Adams and his associates.
Documents obtained by Judicial Watch and a ruling by Judge Reggie B. Walton of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia in response to a suit brought by the group show that "political appointees within DOJ were conferring about the status and resolution of the New Black Panther Party case in the days preceding the DOJ's dismissal of claims in that case."


WHITTIER – In 1968, United States troops were fighting in Vietnam, “Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In” made its television debut, gasoline was selling for a mere 34 cents per gallon, and the Whittwood Branch of the Whittier Public Library opened.
Since then, global conflicts have come and gone, “Laugh-In” became a rerun, and gas, well, we all know that story.
The Whittwood Branch Library, however, is still going strong.
The public was invited to take part in Monday’s celebration of the branch’s 40th “birthday.”
“We’re serving cake; they’ll be here,” joked Library Services Manager Debi Shulkatis.
“It’s really wonderful in this city because they really support the library,” she said.
Organized by reference librarian Nicole Schulert, the celebration offered patrons a taste of the library’s history and a piece of cake.
“They had kept all the records through the years,” said Schulert, who created a slideshow of the library’s past.
Library patron Michelle Phillips, 45, of Whittier said she has been coming to the library regularly for nearly 17 years.
“The library was so close, I’d just come over here all the time because I love to read,” Phillips said.
“This is a fantastic place for this library to be … A lot of people that were here when I first started are still here,” Phillips said.
Library Director Paymaneh Maghsoudi introduced City Councilman Owen Newcomer and encouraged guests to “Take a look at all the books and histories of this place.”
Presenting a commendation on behalf of the City Council, Newcomer hinted at future plans.
“Hopefully it will be bigger not too far down the road,” he said.
“It’s well-used, (with) a great staff. Today we’re here just to say happy birthday, thanks to the staff.”
The 10,000-square-foot building at 10537 Santa Gertrudes Ave. is home to more than 81,000 books and has had more than 100,000 visitors so far this year.
“You should have been here 12 to 1,” said Patti Beck, children’s librarian. “You couldn’t walk through the room.”
With more than 1,100 children already signed up for the summer reading program, the staff of the Whittwood Branch is looking forward to a busy summer.
“It’s rewarding really, (that) so many families come and use the library,” Beck said.
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The Photographic Art of William Henry Fox Talbot
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William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877) is best remembered as the scientist who invented photography. Others had tried recording the images projected by a lens, but Talbot was the first to grasp the physical basis for realizing this dream and to conceive of a practical means for fixing these ephemeral images permanently onto a sheet of paper. But Talbot's considerable technical achievements have often overshadowed his growth as an artist. Larry Schaaf examines this artistic growth by bringing together for the first time high quality reproductions of one hundred photographs representing the full sweep of Talbot's work. These beautiful images are not only records of scientific triumphs, but also the evidence of the first steps in shaping a totally new type of vision. A classicist, physicist, and mathematician by training, Talbot originally viewed his new invention as a means of visual documentation, particularly of the botanical specimens he loved so dearly. But gradually his new technology taught him to see, and the growth of Talbot's personal vision defined the beginnings of modern photography.
The resulting corpus of work ranged from seminal early images rich in primal beauty to later, fully sophisticated photographs. Illuminating these images with excerpts from Talbot's own writings and those of his contemporaries, this book is a visual celebration of the early days of photography. The one hundred plates are reproduced in the actual size of the originals and in all the subtle colors that comprised Talbot's early work. They range from Talbot's Lilliputian pre-1839 negatives (made in "mousetrap" cameras) through botanical photograms to mid-1840s calotypes that demonstrate a sure command of the new art. Each plate is discussed in detail, drawing on important new research conducted by the author. Published to coincide with the 200th anniversary of Talbot's birth, The Photographic Art of William Henry Fox Talbot will not only deepen our understanding of early photography but will also serve as an important archive for those who may never have the pleasure to witness firsthand these rare and fragile works. As such, this beautifully produced book is an essential addition to the library of anyone who collects, studies, and admires photography.
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Although trees are living organisms, it could be a while before you can understand they are not doing well. Unlike humans or animals, they are not as animated about expressing their feelings. However, trees can be sick too, and as tree lovers, you would want to care for them so they can live through their full cycle.
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Trees can become sick for many reasons, the most common being storm damage or pest infestation. Lack of water, sunshine, and nutrients can be detrimental to their overall growth. Expert care is needed once you have noticed signs of your tree or plant being sick.
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1. Seeping Fluids
You may notice some whitish seepage coming out from the trees, especially near the nodes. The fluid may also collect at the base of the tree. It may also give off an unpleasant odor, and the fluid may turn dark over time.
It is often not a good sign if you see fungus forming on your trees. The fungus may be a dull green or grey in color, or it may appear like white spores. Once it starts forming, it will continue to fester unless completely removed. It could be a sign of rot deep inside the bark or that a particular section of the tree is dying. You may also notice powder-like mildew. This is more common for very old trees.
3. Peeling Barks
While sections of the bark may peel off in some trees when the seasons change, if you see extensive peeling that exposes the trunk’s core, your tree is not healthy. It might be because your tree is not getting enough nutrients, and you will need expert consultation to determine the underlying cause.
4. Blackened Shoots
You may have certain sections of your tree turning black. This is different from the leaves drying and wilting, which happens every season. You may also notice the flowers or pods turning black as well. These could be caused due to blights, and the tree has to be treated to recover, or it may infect the surrounding trees as well.
5. Pest Infestation
If you notice chewed leaves, insect webs, defoliated branches, matted and colorless foliage, larvae, or holes in the leaves or trunks, your tree could have a pest infestation. Insects often nest in dying trees or will sometimes attack a healthy tree for sustenance and cause its slow death by feeding on it like a parasite. It would be best to get rid of the insects as soon as possible for the tree’s survival.
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Prior to that he was Head of Equities for LGIM which at the time was the largest owner of UK equities, and a firm where he also headed up the Corporate Governance effort. He started his career as UK equity fund manager and held senior roles in this capacity with Deutsche Asset Management in their UK pension fund business.
Mark was a founding board member of the Investor Forum and Chairman of the Investment Committee for the Investment Association. He also served on the advisory panel for the Kingman review into the FRC. In 2018 Mark won investment leader of the year in the efinancial news investment awards. Mark is an associate trustee of Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity and sits on their investment committee.

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Former Manchester United misfit Paul Pogba has suggested that his “heart made the right choice” in electing to leave Old Trafford for Juventus in the summer.
The French midfielder waved farewell to the Red Devils just a few months ago having let his contract run down. The decision to leave brought to an end an inconsistent six years at Old Trafford for Pogba having previously become the club’s record transfer in 2016.
Having left United, the 29-year-old re-signed for former club Juventus on a free transfer. He has suggested the decision to be reunited with the Italian giants was a decision he made with his heart – something that he believes has proven to be the correct call – following a disappointing spell with the Red Devils.
Speaking with GQ Italia, Pogba said: “I like to think and say that it is my heart that made the choice. It was also perhaps the right time to come back here [to Juventus].
“The last three years in Manchester, also affected by injuries, have not gone as I wanted, it is no mystery. I thought that if we added to this the fact that Juve have also arrived for two years in which they did not win the Scudetto, it was a good challenge for both of us.
“And maybe it was the right time to meet again and try to take back the place that belongs to us, to me and to Juve. And above all to win again…


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Yankees Derek Jeter and Andy Pettitte will each make their Grapefruit League debuts within the next week. Jeter, recovering from left ankle surgery that ended his season abruptly in the 2012 American League Championship Series, received the thumbs-up from his doctor. His debut could come as early as Sunday against the Blue Jays. Manager Joe Girardi plans to use him as a designated hitter:
“I’m OK with that,” Girardi said. “I won’t be giving him any must-go’s, those type of things. So I’ll see how he feels and go from there.
Jeter, turning 39 years old at the end of June, hit .316 during the regular season, leading the league in hits and plate appearances.
As for Pettitte, the lefty could make his debut on Wednesday against the Phillies. He missed time between late June and mid-September due to a fractured fibula and has been working during the off-season to get back into starting shape. Pettitte:
“Hoping to be able to get into a game now. I feel really good. Hopefully we’ll get into a game the next time. Everything’s feeling good.”
He posted a 2.87 ERA over his 12 starts and the 40-year-old hopes to build on that as he enters his 18th Major League season.
Last night in the top of the eighth inning of the Dodgers-Cubs game, Curtis Granderson struck out. Or, at the very least, he should’ve. After the game, the umpire who said he didn’t admitted he screwed up.
While trying to squelch a Dodgers comeback, Wade Davis got Granderson into a 2-2 count. Davis threw his pitch, Granderson whiffed on it, it hit the dirt, and Willson Contreras applied the tag for the out. End of the inning, right? Wrong: Granderson argued to home plate umpire Jim Wolf that he made slight contact with the ball, Wolf, after conferring with the other umps agreed, and Granderson lived to see another pitch.
Before he’d see that pitch, Joe Maddon came out to argue the call and got so agitated about it all he was ejected for the second time in this series. He was right to argue:
It all ended up not mattering, of course, because Granderson struck out eventually anyway.
Normally such things end there, but after the game a reporter got to Wolf and Wolf did something umpires don’t often do: he admitted he blew the call:
It’s good that the bad call ended up not affecting anything. But the part of me who likes to stir up crap and watch chaos rule in baseball really kinda wishes that Granderson had hit a series-clinching homer right after that. At least as long as it didn’t result in Cubs fans burning Chicago to the ground.


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Introduction to Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is the force of an individual’s blood pushing on the walls of the arteries. Blood pressure is one of the factors determining the flow of blood through the body.
How is blood pressure measured?
Blood pressure is measured using a sphygmomanometer, informally known as a blood pressure cuff. Specifically, a blood pressure measurement gives two readings:
- Systolic pressure: the pressure of the blood while the heart is pumping blood to the body
- Diastolic pressure: the pressure of the blood while the heart is filling between beats
Explore the with the interactive image below to see how arteries change with systolic and diastolic pressure:

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Maren Morris is walking to the 2019 Country Music Association Awards with a lot of feelings.
As the most-nominated act at an event for a music genre dominated by its male performers, Morris has become one of the key female faces of country music. She will pay tribute to her producer busbee, who died in September at age 43 and shares two nominations with Morris for his work on her acclaimed project, “GIRL.” And Wednesday night’s show will mark the pregnant singer’s “kid’s first awards show” — as she put it.
The CMAs will air live on ABC at 7 p.m. Central time from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.
“Dolly Parton touched my stomach earlier when we were rehearsing, so he’s been touched by an angel,” Morris said in an interview with The Associated Press this week.
Morris, who won a Grammy for her debut hit “My Church” in 2017, has a chance to win up to multiple trophies at the CMAs thanks to her work as an artist, songwriter and producer. Her six nominations include female vocalist of the year and album of the year for “GIRL,” which she co-wrote and co-produced, while the title track is up for single of the year and song of the year. “GIRL” topped Billboard’s country airplay chart this year, the first time a solo female had a No. 1 hit on that chart in well over a year.
Morris, 29, said winning album of the year would be a big deal, especially since busbee, who also produced her debut album “Hero,” worked on most of the songs on “GIRL.”
“It’s bittersweet going into Wednesday because it just feels like he should be here,” she said of the producer, who also worked with Pink, Florida Georgia Line and Shakira. “He just had such an impact on this town, on me as an artist, as a friend, as a neighbor. So it just feels like we’re going to be celebrating no matter what Wednesday. And we’re also going to be like sad that our friend isn’t here to celebrate with us because this record would not sound the way it does without him.”
Busbee has a chance to posthumously win album of the year for “GIRL.”
“(Busbee) and I were freaking out when the nominations came in,” Morris said, “and I know that he would have worn the most badass tux and watch and probably sneakers, but now he’ll be there in spirit.”
Busbee was also nominated for musical event of the year for Morris and Brothers Osborne’s collaboration, “All My Favorite People,” a song he produced, but lost to Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus’ ubiquitous No. 1 hit, “Old Town Road,” the CMAs announced on ABC’s “Good Morning America” early Wednesday. Another early winner was Kacey Musgraves’ “Rainbow” for music video of the year.
Morris will kick off the CMA Awards with her supergroup The Highwomen, which includes Brandi Carlile, Amanda Shires and Natalie Hemby. They will perform with several top female performers in the genre’s history — including Parton, Tanya Tucker, Reba McEntire and Carrie Underwood — showing that even though female acts are rare on the country charts and country radio, they are still around and putting out epic music.
“I feel like this is a great blessing that we were given and we’re going to have the time of our lives,” Morris said. “Opening the show and it being all about honoring women in country music the entire night is just perfect. It’s very on brand.”
Morris isn’t the only women who could make history at the CMAs: Underwood, who is hosting the show with Parton and McEntire, could be the first female to win entertainer of the year since 2011, when Taylor Swift took home the honor. Underwood is the sole women competing for the top prize along with Garth Brooks, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church and last year’s winner, Keith Urban. No women were nominated in the top category in 2018 and 2017.
When asked about the CMAs deciding to honor women with an opening performance and having three female hosts, Urban said: “It’s crazy it has to come to that.”
“You would think it’s just a balanced, fair, here it is, here’s all the music that we make and a nice big mix of it. But high time this is happening. I mean, all you gotta do is play it, just play the records. That’s it. Not rocket science. There’s so much great music being made by girls in this town. Just play it,” he said.
Underwood’s other nominations include female vocalist of the year and album of the year for “Cry Pretty,” which marks the first time the singer co-produced and co-wrote each song on a project. Others competing for album of the year include Church’s “Desperate Man,” Thomas Rhett’s “Center Point Road” and Dan + Shay’s self-titled third album, which featured the hits “Speechless,” “All to Myself” and “Tequila,” which won the duo its first Grammy earlier this year.
Kris Kristofferson will be honored with a performance featuring Sheryl Crow, Dierks Bentley, John Osborne and Chris Janson. Other set to take the stage are Brooks & Dunn, Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, Kacey Musgraves with Willie Nelson, Stapleton with Pink, and Lady Antebellum with Halsey
AP Entertainment Producer Kristin M. Hall contributed to this report from Nashville.


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- How long can you drive a car without power steering fluid?
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How long can you drive a car without power steering fluid?
The fluid acts as a lubricant for the power steering pump so the pump will wear and overheat if driven without fluid.
You might get away with it if you drive less than a minute or two but after that you are damaging the seals and bearings inside the pump.
So the answer is “ No, it is not safe “..
Does power steering fluid leak when car is off?
Leaking Power steering Fluid If it is hard to turn the vehicle, this is usually caused by a lack of power steering fluid. With the engine off, check the power steering fluid level. To do this, unscrew the lid of the power steering fluid pump. … The root of a low fluid problem is usually a leak.
What causes the power steering fluid to leak?
Power steering fluid can leak from: Seals and gaskets in your power steering rack. Junctions between your reservoir, lines and rack. The power steering pump itself.
How do I fix a power steering leak?
If you find a leak in your steering gear or rack and pinion, the best way to seal the leak is to use BlueDevil Power Steering Stop Leak. In most cases, these seals are non-replaceable so your only other option is to replace the whole steering rack or gear which can be very expensive.
What happens if you dont fix power steering?
Running the car with no power steering fluid in it will cause irreversible damage to the steering pump and rack or gearbox. So what might have started out as a small leak and a cheap fix will now be very expensive to repair. … The steering will then become stiff.
How much does it usually cost to fix a power steering leak?
That mostly depends on where you want to repair the power steering fluid leaks. However, the best thing is that it’s not overly expensive when compared to other car repair tasks. But you can expect the cost to be anywhere from $100 to $220, including manual labor costs.
What happens if you drive with low power steering fluid?
It can be dangerous to drive with a hard-to-turn steering wheel. When your fluid starts to get way too low, your wheel cannot turn properly because of the lack of juice giving energy to your wheel. Other reasons your wheel is not turning correctly could be due to a damaged belt or a possible leak.
How long does it take to fix a power steering fluid leak?
It can take a couple of days for the break leak to completely dry. If your steering rack and lines end up getting damaged as a result of a bad pump, it will cost you between $640 to $1,200 for steering rack replacement. You may want to consider whether you should have the repairs done or if it is time for a new car.
How hard is it to drive without power steering?
It’s gonna be harder than driving a car without power steering. Not that anyone knows what that’s like anymore. So, it will be difficult, especially if you need to suddenly turn. … There should be a reservoir near where the steering wheel is, usually takes brake fluid.
Can I bypass my power steering pump?
You would be done replacing the steering pump in far less time and with far less effort. Well, the short answer is that you can’t bypass it…you can only eliminate it, which will leave you with no power assist in turns (parking, U-turns, lane changes, etc.).
Can I just add power steering fluid?
Add power-steering fluid as needed to the correct fill level. If your car has gradations on the cylinder, you can add the fluid steadily until you reach the correct “hot” or “cold” fill level; if you checked the level with a dipstick, add the fluid incrementally to avoid overfilling the reservoir.
Does your car make a noise when it needs power steering fluid?
If your wheel feels “hard” and tough to turn, you might need power steering fluid. Loud steering: Steering shouldn’t make sounds. The minute you notice that your steering wheel is making loud noises, it’s time to check the power steering fluid level in your vehicle.
Is it hard to fix a power steering leak?
Running a power steering pump without oil can quickly cause damage, so it’s important to react quickly, repair any leaks and fill it with fluid again. Thankfully, with the help of Bar’s Leaks, repairing a power steering fluid leak is quick, easy and affordable.
What are the signs of a bad power steering pump?
The symptoms of a bad steering pump include:Your Car Makes a Whining Noise Any Time You Turn the Wheel. … Your Car’s Steering Wheel Is Slow to Respond. … Your Car’s Steering Wheel Is Stiff. … Your Car Makes Squealing Noises When You Turn the Key in the Ignition.
Is it normal for power steering fluid to get low?
If you notice a squealing or whining noise whenever the wheels turn, there is a strong possibility that it is due to low power steering fluid. The power steering system uses a pump so the fluid can flow for smooth steering.
How long should power steering fluid last?
two yearsOne thing the auto pros don’t agree on is how frequently power steering fluid should be flushed. Manouchekian says the service should be done about every two years, while Peck recommends about every 75,000 to 100,000 miles. Nemphos says he suggests a flush every 30,000 to 60,000 miles.
How often should you put power steering fluid?
Depending on the model of Ford you drive, you may need to replace power steering fluid more or less often. A good range to go by is to replace power steering fluid every 75,000-100,000, but there are many models that can go even longer.


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Last month I shared about how it’s ok to not always be ok sometimes. About how I had come to this realisation by not being so hard on myself and giving myself the time and space I needed to breathe and to just be.
This morning I had a really awesome conversation with my Reiki Master Suzanne. She literally always just tells me straight, tells me like it is, no sugar-coating, just blunt Truth. And she’s always right and it’s always what I need to hear.
She helped me to think about my own cycles and seasons. As a woman, I’m no stranger to cycles and seasons within my own body and with the work that I do with clients and students, I am always very aware of the cycles within my own energy and my own mind. Bu this is something more; something deeper. The cycles and seasons of our years, and of our lives. Here’s the revelation point for me: Our own seasons don’t always follow the seasons of the year.
This may not seem very revelatory to you but to me this was huge! I don’t always feel brand new and hopeful in Spring, I don’t always feel like I want to reflect in the Winter. Although I had my formative years in Spiritual work following the Celtic Wheel of the Year, I don’t feel as though this resonates for me now, with who I am. My year doesn’t begin energetically at Samhain/Halloween. I don’t always feel at my peak in May.
For me, my life and my work are intertwined. To me, The Spirit Tree is not just my business, it’s a HUGE part of who I am, and a Huge part of my life. Because of this, my cycles and seasons have adjusted to flow with my business and my practice. For me, my ‘Spring’ is in September when I am flooded with creative ideas, there are many more students wanting to begin or continue their learning, and there is a lot of really constructive energy surrounding me. The school year begins and so that always brings in fresh energy from my children, and many people start new routines around this time. I feel all this and it feels right for me.
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Have a think about when are your own seasons and cycles, how do they affect you in your life day to day, week to week, month to month and year to year. I am in the Summer of my life and I’m loving it. I feel alive and happy and strong, even though I am in my yearly Winter season right now. How magical will my Summers be in my Summer phase?!
There is a season and a time for all the things we need in our lives to nourish us; play, dreams, rest, love, release, work. Fighting the season does us no good. When we can accept where we are and where we need to be, all things fall in to balance once more.

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German football remains owned by fans
When I set up AFC Liverpool two years ago I wanted to build a club for Liverpool supporters who were disenfranchised by what is regarded as “the modern game.”
They were disenfranchised in two ways.
Firstly, they have no say in the running of their club. Instead, it is sold off like a piece of meat. I don’t know a single Liverpool supporter who wants the club owned by Hicks and Gillett, and there are several campaigns to get rid of them, such as Spirit of Shankly and Share Liverpool.
But it doesn’t matter what we think. LFC is now just a commodity to be bought and sold between rich men seeking an investment or a plaything.
Secondly, many fans, especially children, are disenfranchised from even entering the ground. Ticket prices are now so expensive in the Premier League that an entire generation has been raised by TV football rather than the real thing.
The average age of a Premiership fan is 43 years old. Bald or greying heads are in abundance at any Premier League ground.
Going to the match is now something that you save up for, not something that is a given part of the rhythm of your daily life. The poorest in Liverpool huddle together in pubs to watch their team, broadcast illegally on Scandinavian or Arabic TV channels.
Even in the 80s when unemployment in the city was rife, people went to the match. At times, it felt like the match was all we had.
Not any more.
Yet in Germany, there is a different story. Clubs in the German Bundesliga (their top flight league) are by rule owned and controlled by their members, and cannot be taken over by private investors.
This rule has just been overwhelmingly affirmed. Even the mighty Bayern Munich must have over 50% of its control in the hands of its members.
As a result, ticket prices are low. Young fans can get to watch games in the flesh than via Rupert Murdoch’s Sky. Attendances are among the highest in Europe.
Some may argue that such a system can’t compete with the huge private investors that are pumping money into English clubs. Nonetheless Bayern Munich remains one of the giants of European football. In the last 10 years it has appeared in 2 Champions League finals, winning one of them. More than Roman Abromavich’s Chelsea team have done.
But that aside, the core of any football season, here or abroad, is the domestic league. Europe is a recently added cherry on the cake. Given a thriving domestic league that fans can actually attend and feel a genuine connection to their club, who would sacrifice that for the ability to be competitive in Europe.
The German model is one to be cherished and used as a template for winning back our game from the money men here.
Part of that movement is happening in the lower leagues, where fans of clubs like Wimbledon, Manchester United, and Liverpool have turned their back on the Premiership in favour of creating a club that they themselves own.
AFC Wimbledon, FC United of Manchester, and AFC Liverpool are the seeds of a movement that calls upon football fans to return to our roots, and never again allow the stench of oligarchs and money to steal our football teams from us.
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This is my official AFC Liverpool cup final song for last season’s cup final. For the record, we won it!


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Last week I was supposed to start reading another fall new release novel. It’s even one I’m looking forward to, Ken Follett’s The Evening and the Morning, but the thought of 900 pages made my brain hurt. It’s a sad truth—my attention span lately has shrunk to an amount of time easily measured by counting on my fingers. Except I usually forget what number I’m at before I hit ten and have to start over.
Thankfully, the chance I took on these backlist beauties paid off.
In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
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Publication date: March 10, 2020
Dannie and her boyfriend David are hard-charging 28-year-olds well on their way to professional success in Manhattan. This is a surprise to no-one as they are so in sync they’ve even got a five-year plan. When In Five Years begins, Dannie has an interview at the law firm she’s dreamt of working at since she was a little girl. Even better, she’s almost certain David is going to propose that night. When she aces the interview AND David proposes she knows she is on track to have the life she’s planned. Or is she?
When they get home from their romantic dinner Dannie falls asleep on the couch. She awakens in a different apartment, in a different life. She’s still a lawyer and still engaged, but to a stranger. The date is the same, but the year is 2025—five years in the future. After an intense interaction with this man, she falls asleep again, reawakening in her real life. She’s disturbed, but shrugs it off as stress and forgets about it, until 4 ½ years later when her best friend introduces her to her new boyfriend. The man is the one from her dream and Dannie is still engaged to David. Suddenly, her life plan is turned upside down like a snow globe from hell.
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The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman
Published by Berkley Books
Publication date: July 9, 2019
I randomly grabbed The Bookish Life of Nina Hill off my local library’s electronic shelves. Because, you know, COVID, and my library isn’t open for browsing (or curling up with the latest issue of People, WAAAH!). It’s novel about a young woman in her late 20s whose life is missing some of the basics—she doesn’t know who her father is and her mother is an award-winning photographer who she seldom sees. But the life she’s created more than makes up for those holes—she works in a book store, belongs to a book club and a trivia team, and hosts multiple book clubs at the book store. A universe of bookish perfection until a random meteor throws all her planets out of alignment.
The meteor in question is the death of her father, a man she knows nothing about, but who apparently knew about her. She goes from being a happily solo introvert to having an expansive family, thanks to her father’s multiple marriages. Worse, they all live in and around L.A. where she lives. Add to this a highly competitive new trivia team moving in on her team’s turf and financial difficulties for the book store owner and Nina’s perfectly orchestrated life starts to feel frazzled.
In public Nina was a quiet, reserved person; in private she was an all-singing, all-dancing cavalcade of light and motion. Unless she was a quivering ball of anxiety, because that was also a frequently selected option.
There’s a lot going on in The Bookish Life of Nina Hill that could feel forced, but author Abbi Waxman’s voice is so familiar to the one in my own head that it’s like catching up with an old friend. I appreciate Nina’s take on life and her absolute joy over anything having to do with books, even as she has to navigate a suddenly wide world of people and situations she never expected. When the quirky gets a bit much, it’s only a minor obstacle, with Waxman’s fresh, sharp writing moving things back on track.
Once again, the book universe delivered in a big way for me. I needed a book that would make me laugh out loud and with a protagonist who was relatable. The Bookish Life of Nina Hill is the kind of warm-bath book you want to luxuriate in for hours. It left me relaxed and happy.
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- The data leakage has cost Facebook tens of billions of dollars in market value since news of it broke over the weekend.
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Mark Zuckerberg is preparing to break his silence on the Cambridge Analytica scandal in the next 24 hours.
Facebook has been rocked since news broke on Friday that the social media giant was banning the British data company Cambridge Analytica — which has ties to Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign — for obtaining information from as many as 50 million Facebook profiles by abusing Facebook's data-sharing features.
Those who have not yet commented publicly on the matter include the two most important people at Facebook: CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg.
Though they are not in hiding — Zuckerberg has been active on Facebook — they haven't said anything about the incident that has sent Facebook stock plunging more than 10% since Friday.
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But still, they haven't said anything as of Wednesday. Facebook even had an unusual internal question-and-answer session about the scandal, but neither Zuckerberg nor Sandberg was there — instead, a Facebook lawyer ran the meeting.
"Mark, Sheryl, and their teams are working around the clock to get all the facts and take the appropriate action moving forward, because they understand the seriousness of this issue," a Facebook representative said when asked about the meeting.
Zuckerberg's and Sandberg's reluctance to comment on the issue is causing consternation among Facebook employees, according to a slew of reports quoting employees as wondering why they haven't heard from Zuckerberg, who owns the majority of Facebook stock and controls the company's board of directors.
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Zuckerberg's silence may be ending soon. The news website Axios reported — and NBC confirmed — that Zuckerberg planned to speak on Wednesday about the story, focusing his remarks on "rebuilding trust."


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