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Hormones• Hormones are chemical substances that control a plant’s patterns of growth, development, and responses to environment conditions• Auxins are produced in the apical meristem and are transported downward into the rest of the plant, stimulates cell elongation
Cont.• Auxins are responsible for the plant response called gravitropsim and phototropism• Auxins are also responsible for lateral buds (branches)• Cytokinins are plant hormones that stimulate cell division and the growth of lateral buds and cause dormant seeds to sprout
Cont.• Gibberelinns cause an increase in overall size of plants and individual plant structures• Ethylene is produced in response to auxins, fruit tissue release small amounts of the hormone which stimulates fruit to ripen
Plant Response• Tropism – response to external stimuli• 3 types:• Gravitropism – responds to force of gravity• Phototropism: response to light• Thignotropism: response to touch
Cont.• Photoperiodism: seasonal activity like flowering and growth (phytochrome is plant pigment responsible)• Dormancy: in winter, deciduous plants turn off photosynthetic pathways, transport materials from leaves to roots, and seal leaves off from the rest of the plant
Plant Adaptations• Aquatic plants: for sufficient oxygen absorption, aquatic plants have tissues with large air-filled spaces through which oxygen can diffuse• Desert: extensive root systems, reduces leaves, thick stems that can store water (xerophytes)
Cont.• Nutritional specialists: specialized features for obtaining nutrients (carnivorous or parasites)• Chemical: manufacture compounds that are toxic to predators
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Takyi attracts interest from England and Italy
Ghana midfielder Charles Takyi has received offers from England and Italy, according to reports by the German media.
The 27-year old is out of contract at the end of the month from German Bundesliga II side St Pauli.
The latest reports claim an English Championship side and a top flight side in Italy have expressed interest.
Takyi has been linked with Bundesliga II side SC Paderborn and also FC Cologne whose coach Holger Stanislawski is a close friend.

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Winter Comfort Foods Healthy Makeover
When the weather gets cold the urge to reach for traditional winter comfort foods sounds like a great idea, who doesn’t love a nice bowl of your favorite chili or warm brownies and cakes to warm you up? This could be why so many Americans pack on the pounds during the winter. Stop the weight gain before it starts with some yummy and easy to make winter comfort foods that will satisfy your stomach and your waistline!
Give your favorite dish a healthy makeover: Whether it is macaroni and cheese or mashed potatoes there is always a way to make these dishes healthier. By simply swapping out traditional ingredients for healthier options your on your way to enjoying winter comfort with out the guilt Try these healthy recipes!
Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes
This recipe has become a favorite of even the most die-hard mashed potato lovers. You’d be surprised how much cauliflower can taste like regular mashed potatoes. You still get that creamy taste you love and you get your veggies in at the same time!
2 medium heads cauliflower, cleaned and cut into small pieces
4 oz cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup Parmesan cheese, grated
2 garlic cloves, minced
3/4 tsp salt
3/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper
5 Tbsp unsalted butter, softened (Brummel & Brown non-fat yogurt butter or Smart Balance)
1/4 cup green onions, chopped (optional garnish)
Pour 3 quarts of water in a 5-qt stock pot and add 1 tsp salt. Bring the water to a boil, and then add the cauliflower. Cook for about 8 minutes, or until well done.
Drain well, then pat the cooked cauliflower dry between several layers of paper towels. Remove as much water as possible.
In a food processor or a bowl of a stand mixer, fitted with a paddle attachment, purée the hot cauliflower with the cream cheese, Parmesan, garlic, salt, pepper, and butter until almost smooth. Serve immediately with a garnish of the green onions, if desired.
Calories: 107, 7grams of fat
Foods rich in fiber and whole grains will keep you full and satisfied at the same time: Having a nice bowl of warm soup is perfect for lunch and or dinner. By adding whole grains and fiber rich ingredients you are sure to stay full and keep warm at the same time. My favorite comfort food soup is this one:
Something sweet without the guilt: Just because it’s dessert doesn’t mean you have to wreck your diet! Check out this low calorie sweet delight to keep you satisfied.
Spiced Apple Butter Bran Muffins
Bring on the apples and apple butter! These spiced apple butter muffins are moist and delicious, and by using low fat milk and replacing sugar with brown sugar or Truvia/Stevia you’re eliminating a lot of the naughtiness regular muffins have in them! Remember – these are still baked goods so eat them in moderation (if you can)!
1/2 cup(s) raisins or golden raisins
3/4 cup(s) whole-wheat flour
3/4 cup(s) all-purpose flour
2 1/2 teaspoon(s) baking powder
1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
1/2 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
3/4 cup(s) unprocessed wheat bran or oat bran
2 egg whites, lightly beaten
1/2 cup(s) low-fat milk
1/2 cup(s) spiced apple butter
1/2 cup(s) packed light brown sugar, or 1/4 cup Truvia or Stevia Sugar Blend for Baking
1/4 cup(s) canola oil
3 tablespoon(s) molasses
1 cup(s) finely diced peeled apple
Preheat oven to 375°F. Coat 12 standard 2 1/2-inch muffin cups with cooking spray. Place raisins in a small bowl and cover with hot water. Set aside.
Whisk whole-wheat flour, all-purpose flour, baking powder, salt and cinnamon in a large bowl. Stir in bran.
Whisk egg whites, milk, apple butter, brown sugar (or Truvia/Stevia), oil and molasses in a large bowl until blended. Make a well in the dry ingredients and pour in the wet ingredients. Drain the raisins; add them and the diced apple to the bowl. Stir until just combined. Scoop the batter into the prepared pan (the cups will be very full).
Bake the muffins until the tops spring back when touched lightly, 18 to 22 minutes. Let cool in the pan for 5 minutes. Loosen the edges and turn the muffins out onto a wire rack to cool slightly before serving.
To sneak in some antioxidant goodness try sprinkling chia seeds on top!
Calories: 197, Total Fat: 6grams

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Dad carries the forgotten kite, daughter walks through the water and mom basks in the sun of a glorious September afternoon at Inch Strand, Co. Kerry.
Tonight is theme night at the camera club. My theme is “The sea” so I went through my archives yesterday choosing suitable photos. This will be one, which is possibly stretching the definition a little but it does have breaking waves on a beach.
Vignetting was done using an overlay layer and a separate overlay was used to make the shadows of the clouds deeper. I could have burned them in as well but I like the way it turned out.
Light from the Bay Bridge in San Francsico shimmers in the waters of the harbour. To the left one of the fire fighting boats of the SF Fire Department can be seen.
The shipyards in Rushbrooke, just outside Cobh are still active although much quieter now than during their heyday. The cranes make for great photography against the moonlit sky.
This was shot from across the River Lee in Passage last November.
FRLinux asked about settings so here they are, including post-processing:
Flickr’s exif data for this is a bit wrong – gthumb says the exposure was for 5 seconds, aperture was wide open at f4.5, and lens set at 28mm, which you can probably multiply by 1.6 for the crop factor. ISO was 100.
Post Processing was done in the GIMP using 3 layers:
1. Top layer is transparent with a black gradient at the bottom. Layer mode is Overlay.
2. Middle layer is black and white, and blurred and with added noise. It’s set to screen mode, and opacity of 51%.
3. Bottom layer is the colour image, slightly saturated and darker.
Hope that helps!
A dog, a tree and a park bench in the Lee Fields, Cork.
I took Oscar, our shitzu, for a short walk at the Lee Fields a while back and made this image during what was a fairly uneventful walk. Neither of us was in the mood for a walk but we had time to kill.
The River Lee rushes by the Beamish and Crawford Brewery on one side, and O’Sullivan Electrical on the other with St. Finbarre’s Cathedral in the background.
I have discovered there’s a dead pixel on my camera’s sensor. Fortunately it doesn’t seem to show itself much but when I take long exposure shots like the one above a little red dot appears in the top-right of the image. It’s easy to get rid of with the clone tool but also annoying.
The Wacom graphics tablet is great fun to play with but I haven’t got it working fully in Linux yet. Ubuntu thinks it’s simply another mouse device and GIMP doesn’t see it as an “extended device”. I spent quite some time on the Ubuntu forums trying to fix it yesterday before giving up and trying it out on a few images.
It’s a little fiddly to begin with, but I think that’s par-for-the-course when using a new tool. I do find that when dodging and burning large sections of images the brush can get stuck and won’t follow the cursor but I’ve read that once it’s properly configured performance is improved so I hope that is fixed then.
Hope you had a nice Christmas Day!
An Fear Marbh, an island off the coast of Co. Kerry, Ireland, with the setting sun lighting up the cloud over the Atlantic.
“An Fear Marbh” translates as “the dead man” and is so named because of the obvious shape of the island – that of a man lying on his back.
This was taken last September but because today is the Winter Solstice, and the shortest day of the year, I thought it was the perfect image for the day. Days will get longer now, little by little each day.
On the day this was taken we had dinner in Dingle. I watched the sun set and the light travel down the mountains near the Conor Pass. After eating, we quickly drove west to the coast to watch the sunset. Driving down a small road we spotted a car pulled over and someone standing outside watching the sunset so we stopped and got out. Turns out it was another photographer shooting the setting sun! We stayed there chatting for a few minutes before heading off. A few moments later the road turned a corner and this beautiful scene presented itself. I had to stop and shoot a few dozen shots.
Last night we called to the crib in Ballyvolane. Fr. James McSweeney has put together a wonderful crib with chickens, pigs, calves, goats, sheep, lammas, a pony, 2 donkeys and 4 young puppies. I’ll post a photo or two tomorrow, and the crib is definitely worth a visit if you live in Cork.
Visitors are asked to give a donation, and this year money raised will go to the St Patrick’s Church renovation fund. The crib is located 200 metres from St Oliver’s Church in Ballyvolane on Kilmorna Heights.
Fr. James has a photography site at Today is my gift to you.ie where he posts a new photo every day. I’ll be converting it to a WordPress blog in January when things quieten down again!
The Port of Cork seen from the hills on the north side of the city. Looks carefully and you can see several landmarks:
And many more sights!
Shoes off wandering along the beach, the glow of a setting sun and nothing to do but enjoy the moment.
Taken in Garretstown last month on a warm Autumn day.
The sun blazes over Cork City and the River Lee on a fresh October afternoon.
This was taken on Patrick’s Bridge looking out over the River Lee on a wonderfully bright October day. This bridge was opened on December 12th 1861 by the then Mayor, Sir John Arnott. I read a story that the first vehicle across the bridge was a man driving a horse and cart who rushed in front of the Mayor and the crowd. Does anyone know more about this?

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Deep empathy: How AI can strengthen doctor-patient connections
Some experts may worry that AI will depersonalize health care, but others see its potential to deepen relationships.
- Today's rate of innovation and change has made it difficult for patients and physicians to effectively integrate technology into medical best practices.
- Experts agree that physicians need more time in their day to build bonds with patients.
- Dr. Eric Topol believes that artificial intelligence may help restore that time, creating what he calls "deep medicine."
Today's rate of technological change is as unprecedented as it is unpredictable. This speed of innovation has created medical marvels that improve and save lives. Other technologies, however, have proven more difficult for physicians and patients alike to integrate successfully into health care practices.
"Exhibit A is the electronic health record (EHR), which has made the blood of countless physicians boil with frustration," writes Michael Dowling, president and CEO of Northwell Health, in his book Health Care Reboot. Created to store, track and share patient records, "[t]he EHR can be a cruel taskmaster, demanding a doctor's attention during a patient visit and requiring numerous clicks to enter even basic data."
Physicians spend an average of six hours per workday logging clinical data into the EHR—and face-time with patients suffers. The average doctor-patient consultation clocks in at 18 minutes, and a fair amount of that time goes to logging information.
Like it or not, technology is part of the patient experience. One study found that barriers to widespread adoption of electronic personal health records will likely include computer anxiety and concerns for security and privacy.
For better or worse, technology is affecting the doctor-patient relationship. According to Eric Topol, executive vice president of Scripps Research, the most beneficial change can come if we properly navigate artificial intelligence.
Will AI replace doctors?
With AI taking on the routine work, doctors will have more time to be actively involved with patients and referring physicians.
Photo: Tom Werner/Getty Images
That may sound counterintuitive. Technology like EHRs have affected doctor-patient interactions, and when we speak of AI entering a job market, it's with premonitions of the robopocalypse. Consider America's roughly 2 million truckers, who may lose their jobs to self-driving vehicles.
Yet blue-collar jobs are not the only ones subject to AI takeover. Some jobs that require the most advanced education are more likely to become obsolete, according to entrepreneur Andrew Yang. "Doctors, lawyers, accountants, wealth advisers, traders, journalists, and even artists and psychologists who perform routine activities will be threatened by automation technologies," he writes in The War on Normal People.
Day-to-day workplace routines will determine whether AI can perform a job, because the technology can perform routine tasks faster and more accurately than people, without needing a break.
To pick one example from medical practice, radiologists spend much of their time analyzing patient films. It takes years of education to develop that skill. Even then, certain diagnoses can be tricky and human deficiencies, such as confirmation bias and inattentional blindness, can lead to mistakes.
Deep learning could streamline the process of analyzing medical images. One day, AI may be able to read more medical images more quickly and compare them to a catalog exponentially larger than anyone could memorize. It may also detect anomalies too fine for detection by the human eye. And you only have to develop an AI once, as opposed to the extensive costs of training and maintaining human radiologists.
AI is unlikely to eliminate the need for radiologists, but rather it may enable radiologists to be more actively involved with patients and referring physicians as part of the care team. We're years away from AI becoming commonplace in radiology departments. However, the principles are sound and the technology is already under development. Some day, when AI can manage standalone diagnosis for routine cases, radiologists will be free to focus on the most challenging cases.
AI will free up radiologists' time to work on the most challenging cases. Here, neuroradiologists in Paris operate on a patient affected with an arteriovenous deformation.
Photo GERARD JULIEN/AFP/Getty Images
Deep learning, deeper empathy
In Deep Medicine, Topol suggests that well-implemented AI can free physicians from repetitive tasks, providing more face time to meet, inform, reassure and follow up with patients. It can also minimize burnout and improve health care quality. Topol cites one study from the National Bureau of Economic Research that found for every extra minute a home visit lasts, risk of readmission was reduced by 8 percent.
The same gains may be possible with EHRs. Integrated AI can make it easier to log entries, consolidate records, and draw data from external sources such as a patient's smartwatch or mobile device.
"Human performance is unlikely to change materially over time. But machines will progressively outperform humans for various narrow tasks," Topol writes. "To take humans to the next level, we need to up our humanist qualities, that which will always differentiate us from machines." He calls deep learning's potential to support medical empathy and outcomes "deep empathy."
A humane pairing
Busywork and routine labor so severely cut into physician schedules that Danielle Ofri, an associate professor of medicine at New York University School of Medicine, has suggested imposing fines on hospitals that detract too much from patient face-time.
As the National Bureau of Economic Research survey suggests, health care is a field where literally every minute counts.
"Most importantly ... when people are sick, they need empathy," Topol told Big Think in an interview. "They need the person who is their doctor to be with them, to understand what they're going through, because being in pain and being sick is the loneliest thing in the world. And if you don't have a doctor that is empathic, that is the worst-case scenario. We've got to get that back."
But Topol indicates a caveat: Implementing AI in health care just as an efficiency tool would counteract potential gains in doctor-patient relationships.
Michael Dowling agrees. As he told Big Think in an interview: "A lot of publicity has been given to a lot of these [big tech] players. But the core of the care being delivered to people who are very sick is still being done at hospitals and doctors' and ambulatory sites."
And that core must be building a humane — and, indeed, human — doctor-patient relationship.
The virus is unlike anything many people have ever experienced.
- The public Facebook group, Survivor Corps, is a place where long haulers and survivors congregate.
- Months after recovering from COVID-19, some are suffering from joint pain, hair loss, and cognitive issues.
- These cautionary tales are important in a county where many remain skeptical over the dangers of this virus.
Coronavirus - The Latest: The Covid-19 'long-haulers'
I've been out of the hospital from COVID-19 for four weeks now and started having severe pain in my big toe, almost like I stepped on a piece of glass or have a severely ingrown toenail—I don't and there's no cut or intrusion. Now my toe is really swollen and red. It hurts to walk or put any pressure on it. Is this what's called COVID toe, and what's the protocol?

I am on 18 days in bed with COVID. Luckily, I've been able to manage this horrible beast from home (so far). I actually thought I was feeling better yesterday, and then today I'm going in another direction. I'm having terrible pain when I breathe (right side), and I'm exhausted. I just finished Augmentin, and a week prior, a Z-Pak. I have an inhaler. Today, my doctor wants me to start a Medrol Dosepak (steroids). Has anyone else tried this and has it helped? I'm desperate to try anything right now as long as I can get better. Please give me your thoughts on the steroids; I'm seeing mixed reviews in here.

 I've been sick with COVID symptoms for 22 weeks. I'm not getting better. My original symptoms haven't gone away, and I just develop new ones every few weeks. I read an article on three immune responses to this virus. 1) Overactive immune response 2) Normal immune response 3) little or no immune response.

I am having little or no immune response to this virus.

It's taking over my body slowly. My primary doctor can't help me. My family and husband don't believe my symptoms and I have nowhere to turn.

I am so frightened.

How many of you are experiencing hair loss, especially hair loss after 5 months? I'm shedding like a dog.

I had COVID in June. At least 15 straight days in bed. No smell, no taste except certain spices. I've been diagnosed with two eye conditions now. Fatigue won't go away. Simple things like unloading the dishwasher or taking a shower exhaust me; I need to sit down. Has anyone recovered from these symptoms? If so, how long did it take?

Has anyone experienced increased joint pain, specifically in your hands, after COVID? I've had some joint pain in the past, but never this much. It's been four months since I had the virus and the pain seems to have increased since then. [147 comments on this, nearly every one verifying joint pain, especially in hands, ankles, and elbows.]

Medics wait to transport a woman with possible Covid-19 symptoms to the hospital on August 07, 2020 in Austin, Texas.
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I had COVID symptoms for 2.5 weeks in March (could not get tested). I was a lot better for two months and then started the whole ordeal again 70 days ago (and am still sick). I have been to the ER twice and told that they think I have COVID. My clinic nurse said the same thing, as did my friend, who is an Urgent Care doctor.

I have had weeks where my fever went away and other symptoms decreased. But several times now, it comes back full force with a vengeance. The roller coaster is depressing.

I was fortunate enough to be accepted into the Mt. Sinai post-COVID treatment program and was really happy to have some experts keep an eye on my long-term effects. Four months after COVID, my EKG came back normal, my antibodies high, and my bloodwork normal. My next tests were a lung function test and CT scan to see if there's long-term damage from the pneumonia. I just got a letter from my health insurance company, Oxford, rejecting the cost of the CT scan. I'm so disappointed. Is anyone else having their COVID treatments rejected by health insurance?

I'm new here and it looks I'm one of the youngins in the group (19 btw). I got COVID about a month ago, and I got out of quarantine about a week-and-a-half ago, and I still have yet to see any of my friends. I wouldn't say I'm super popular but I do have a lot of friends, so I thought most of them would want to see me. I was super wrong. The stigma around COVID, especially with the younger demographic, was a joke before I got it in my friend group. Every single one of my friends didn't take it seriously and thought it would never appear in anyone they knew. When I got the virus it sent them all into shock and a couple of them hated me saying it was all my fault telling me that I shouldn't leave my house for a couple months and to not talk to them until next year. Now that I'm fully recovered I thought some friends would want to see me, but actually nobody does.

Rapid heart rate when standing (160s-170s). Advice on how to deal with it? Twenty-three days from a positive test. Fever is pretty much gone but I'm trying to get back on my feet, literally. I'm kind of at a loss—whether this is temporary or I should ask my doctor for certain tests. My heart rate is elevated even when lying down (and is tolerable) but even more elevated when sitting. Seems like this isn't just "fatigue."

My husband recovered from COVID last month but has been in a lot of pain. Weak and tired all the time. He gets tingly fingers and hands and feet and his ankles feel weak, like his bones are brittle. Has anyone else had this? He's rolled his ankles two or three times since and this has never happened before. His body just feels worn out and exhausted all the time, like he's a 70-year-old man, and he's only 34.

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Researchers are using technology to make visual the complex concepts of racism, as well as its political and social consequences.
- Often thought of first as gaming tech, virtual reality has been increasingly used in research as a tool for mimicking real-life scenarios and experiences in a safe and controlled environment.
- Focusing on issues of oppression and the ripple affect it has throughout America's political, educational, and social systems, Dr. Courtney D. Cogburn of Columbia University School of Social Work and her team developed a VR experience that gives users the opportunity to "walk a mile" in the shoes of a black man as he faces racism at three stages in his life: as a child, during adolescence, and as an adult.
- Cogburn says that the goal is to show how these "interwoven oppressions" continue to shape the world beyond our individual experiences. "I think the most important and powerful human superpower is critical consciousness," she says. "And that is the ability to think, be aware and think critically about the world and people around you...it's not so much about the interpersonal 'Do I feel bad, do I like you?'—it's more 'Do I see the world as it is? Am I thinking critically about it and engaging it?'"
President Vladimir Putin announces approval of Russia's coronavirus vaccine but scientists warn it may be unsafe.
A new coronavirus vaccine on display at the Nikolai Gamaleya National Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology in Moscow, Russia.
Credit: Alexander Zemlianichenko Jr/ Russian Direct Investment Fund via AP
Medical workers draw blood from volunteers participating in a trial of a coronavirus vaccine at the Budenko Main Military Hospital outside Moscow, Russia.
Credit: Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP
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text: Although patients with advanced refractory solid tumors have poor prognosis, the clinical development of targeted protein kinase inhibitors offers hope for the future treatment of many cancers. In vivo and in vitro studies have shown that the oral multikinase inhibitor, sorafenib, inhibits tumor growth and disrupts tumor microvasculature through antiproliferative, antiangiogenic, and/or proapoptotic effects. Sorafenib has shown antitumor activity in phase II/III trials involving patients with advanced renal cell carcinoma and hepatocellular carcinoma. The multiple molecular targets ofsoraf enib (the serine/threonine kinase Raf and receptor tyrosine kinases) may explain its broad preclinical and clinical activity. This review highlights the antitumor activity of sorafenib across a variety of tumor types, including renal cell, hepatocellular, breast, and colorectal carcinomas in the preclinical setting. In particular, preclinical evidence that supports the different mechanisms of action of sorafenib is discussed.

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How is T20 affecting cricket?
Nearly every country has a franchise-based T20 league today, though not all of them are profit-making like the IPL.
During a discussion at the 2013 Bradman Oration, former Australia batsman Greg Chappell said: "The modern cricketer is challenged more than any other generation before with the different formats and the adaptability required to go across the formats. It is a real challenge for young cricketers to try to develop their game to be chopping and changing so much and playing so much T20 cricket early on."
The term "freelance cricketer" has come into vogue in the last few years, with domestic leagues around the world offering more attractive options than what a contract with a national board gives a player.
In the ten years since T20 first made its entry, we have seen the birth of a million-dollar league that has changed the dynamics of traditional cricket, four very successful World Twenty20s, and a host of innovations in batting and bowling techniques.


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Extra particularly, on the IAB 2018 Annual Management Summit, Keith Weed, the longer term CEO, requested the know-how platforms to construction themselves or obtain not one of the $ 9 billion GIC promoting cash . And this comes a 12 months after Marc Pritchard of Procter & Gamble, arms brother of the CMO, made an analogous name.
On the identical time, others claimed that the thought of a community of trusted publishers positioned the blame on the entire thing. unhealthy half.
"Publishers – like advertisers – are way more usually victims of fraud than authors," stated Will Luttrell, CEO of Amino Funds. It is perhaps truthful to carry these events accountable for the content material of their web page, so long as they don’t permit pop-ups and invasive malware, however the fraud is in full swing, has not it? -he declares.
"The principle publishers are: Simply as sad that cash has been diverted from their properties," he stated. "I imply, we're all for large manufacturers holding individuals accountable – however that has nothing to do with individuals on the finish of the promoting provide chain."
This deployment, says Luttrell, has nothing to do with publishers, and all the pieces associated to the center layers of the promoting provide chain – the DSPs, the SSPs and the promoting exchanges within the US. inside which they operate. "It's fairly simple to succeed in most publishers as a result of they’re on the finish of the cash prepare," he stated. "But it surely's as if Unilever stated," Hey, we don’t essentially belief our ad-tech companions to offer us with high quality content material with out bot or model. I believe it's a warning shot for them.
In truth, Unilever's strategy is to not lower the publishers of its provide, however quite to optimize the availability path. This, from a excessive degree, is basically a approach for demand platforms to separate the "wheat from the tares," stated Luttrell, eliminating commerce over the order chain of promoting that might be break up or waste income. By unleashing many publishers, he added, there isn’t a doubt that Unilever excludes a few of its ad-tech companions, whereas realizing financial savings.
"It’s Unilever who takes the required steps. DSPs in partnership and advert exchanges ought to have already got accomplished it, "he stated. "It's their approach of claiming that they don’t have any confidence in these methods."
A spokesman for Unilever declined to remark.
That would crack a number of advertisers, who is perhaps shocked. reducing the lengthy tail of the Web has a damaging impression on their outcomes.
"This programmatic technique is nothing greater than having direct relationships with a specific group of publishers – what they do already and that everybody speaking about, "stated Asaf Greiner, CEO of Protected Media. "It’s a gesture they take as a result of they’re afraid and have given up checking visitors from a given locality."
As identified by Greiner, a few of the manufacturers broadcasting their Ads The spent by Unilever's ideas is perhaps disenchanted to find that essential segments of their target market reside in additional specialised websites or in web sites that UNilever has excluded from their trusted program.


Film tells Boksburg Bomber's story
Distinguished former world heavyweight champion Gerrie "Boksburg Bomber" Coetzee's life story will be commemorated in a movie, promoter Thinus Strydom confirmed yesterday.
Strydom, who guided Coetzee to stardom, said organisers of the Hollywood and African Prestigious Awards who presented Coetzee with the Lifetime Achievement Award in California, US, last week, have already started shooting the movie about the retired boxer's life.
"I am very happy for him to receive the award in America. The organisers will actually be making a movie about his life. That is so great for a humble guy like Gerrie," said Strydom yesterday.
Veteran American ace actor Denzel Washingon will be part of the movie. Strydom said Washington was present at the awards ceremony.
Coetzee, 62, was presented with the award because of his history-making victory for the WBA heavyweight title against American favourite Michael Dokes in Ohio in 1983.
Coetzee knocked Dokes out cold in the 10th round of their world title bout. Coetzee became the first African heavyweight boxer in history to fight for and win a heavyweight title when he beat Dokes. Coetzee later lost the title to American Greg Page in 1984.
Coetzee said: "Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. I took the liberty to say on behalf of my fellow Africans that we are humbled by this prestigious recognition, and indeed privileged to be part of the auspicious occasion. I am mindful of those who set me on the path to becoming a world heavyweight boxing champion and that is Thinus Strydom."
Coetzee's fight against Tate took place at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria in 1979. It was the first time that black South Africans were allowed in that stadium due to racist apartheid policies.
Coetzee, whol lost the title to Greg Page in 1984, retired in 1997.
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Egge Obsolete Engine Parts has what you need in Vintage Engines
Where do you go to get parts today for anything that's 25 years old or more? I know 25 years doesn't sound like it was too long ago, but tell that to the kid at the parts store counter who hasn't had that many candles on his birthday cake when he says, "It's not in the computer," or the famous, "Year, make, and model again, please." Even I have fond memories of being able to march into the Ace Auto Parts where I grew up to ask for a set of head gaskets for a '56 Cadillac 365 motor I was putting in my '50 Ford, or wandering back into the "dungeon" of the same store that held all the really old stuff that fell off the books that dated from 20 years ago and finding an N.O.S. '32-36 Ford V-8 in-head water pump. Sadly, most of these gems that were institutions for many are gone or have been bought out and "updated" while all the old "junk" was thrown out, but there is one place that's doing a good job of keeping all those "outdated" parts in stock.
Even though Egge Obsolete Engine Parts has a computer, you won't get the same response you'll get from the pimply faced kid at the big chain stores. Egge has been around for nine solid decades and knows vintage parts. E.N. Egge opened a machine shop in Plainview, Texas, in 1915 when there was no aftermarket, so things, especially pistons, were made when they couldn't get them, which led to more and more in-house manufacturing. In the '20s he moved the shop to the budding city of Los Angeles and kept building the reputation of where to get hard-to-find parts that continues today.
Some 30 years ago, Egge moved to its present location in Santa Fe Springs, California, just outside of L.A. at 11707 Slauson Ave., where they make most of the new parts they sell to complement their huge selection of N.O.S. engine parts that came from years of buying unwanted inventories and going out of business sales. Now under third-generation Egge care, the business is thriving, plus there has been a resurgence of vintage powerplants in hot rods in recent years that has trickled into the custom car and truck world and helped them keep their catalog full, as well as adding "new" products from brands like Offenhauser, Thickstun, Tattersfield, Baron, SCAT, Sharp, Fenton, Wayne, Pertronix, Isky, Trans-Dapt, and more. In addition to selling parts, Egge also specializes in Babbitt work and offers align bore services, cam and lifter regrinding, lifter resurfacing, water pump remanufacturing, and technical data/engine identification help. Check out the Ask Bob section on their Web site. During the summer, Egge's showroom is open Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in addition to their regular M-F hours. Get those solid lifters moving and log onto www.egge.com or call 866-996-EGGE for the latest in vintage parts!


A new sizzle reel designed to raise Lifetime’s brand profile ahead of the 2014-15 upfront season may look awfully familiar to the people who developed a certain nerve-jangling hotel campaign that bowed last summer.
Developed by writer/producer Steven Moseley, Lifetime’s 60-second “Social Revolution” spot is designed to tease the new on-air look the network plans to adopt this summer. Trouble is, it’s a dead ringer for the 30-second Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas “Misfit Right In” promo that debuted last July.
Both seizure-inducing spots rely on retina-frying colors, strobes and an editing style that perhaps can be best characterized as “oops, we’re fresh out of Adderall.” In the Cosmo execution, pithy slogans (“Break Some Eggs,” Make a Hot Mess”) are intercut with closeups of pouty-lipped models and blooming roses, while the Lifetime spot weaves similarly punchy verbiage (“Grow a Pair,” “#TalkDirty”) with shots of on-air talent (fashionistas Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum, the casts of Devious Maids and Witches of East End) and a suggestively shaped Bosc pear.
Ironically, about five seconds into the spot, the Cosmo creative exhorts viewers to value “one-offs” over “copies,” while Lifetime makes the rather iffy boast, “We don’t IMITATE.”
Both ads are scored by propulsive, high-BPM soundtracks. The Cosmo spot blares the 2011 Diplo/Major Lazer track “Original Don,” while Lifetime’s leans heavily on “Let the Credits Roll” by the New Orleans-based bounce artist Showboy Rickey.
According to chief marketing officer Lisa Marchese, the Cosmopolitan adopted the assaultive “Misfit” spot after its competitors began biting on its signature marketing style. “There have been a lot of spots that have come out that look like they almost could have been from us,” Marchese told Adweek last summer. “We wanted to create a spot that was radically different in form—the mix of typography to imagery, the way the imagery was shot. The tone is radically different. We wanted it to look like nothing else out there.”
Welp, it worked for about nine months.


text: Force India stops development of 2013 car to focus on 2014 28 August, 2013 Adrian Sutil at Spa Force India has “stopped developing and updating its 2013 Formula 1 car”, according to driver Adrian Sutil. The team was surprised this season to find itself in a battle for fifth in the constructors’ championship with struggling grandee McLaren. But the switch from Pirelli’s steel to Kevlar-belted tyres has worked very much against Force India, while McLaren has made progress with its uncompetitive MP4-28. “Maybe we can find a way to solve the problems,” Sutil told Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport on Tuesday. At their Silverstone factory, however, Force India is now fully concentrated on the huge challenge of the radical new 2014 rules. “There is nothing new planned for this year,” Sutil said. “But sometimes you can gain just by optimising the package you have,” he said. “You can find a lot of time when all you can do is make better use of what you have.” (GMM) Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsForce India: We have all to play forForce India: We have our work cut outForce India: The pace looks promisingForce India say Mallya’s troubles do not impact teamTrouble mounts for Mallya in IndiaJuncadella in running for 2015 F1 race seatItalian Grand Prix: Force India preview MonzaPerez yet to secure 2015 deal with Force IndiaForce India: Good to see the team recover some groundForce India: Well short of the positions our pace warranted Torque A smart move, McLaren has passed them in the standings and they can’t compete with the woking team’s development, 6th place is theirs and they won’t get any higher.


text: Royal Baby: Co-operation Ireland congratulate Amazing the Space patron Prince Harry on newborn Co-operation Ireland Chairman Dr Christopher Moran has congratulated the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on the birth of their baby boy. The Duke is patron of Co-operation Ireland’s Amazing the Space programme which brings together thousands of young people from across Northern Ireland and the border counties to pledge to work within their own communities to build peace. The Royal Couple’s first official visit to Northern Ireland was to attend the 2018 Amazing the Space event at the Maze/Long Kesh site. Prince Harry visited Belfast in 2017 to officially launch the event. Dr Moran said: "The royal couple lends tremendous support to young people across Northern Ireland through our Amazing the Space programme. Co-operation Ireland wishes many congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on the birth of their son."

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Our long walk in the fresh air and sunshine has primed us for happy hour.
A Happy Hour Tale of Two Cities
We are walking back and forth on one block of Decatur Street in New Orleans trying to locate the entrance for Cane and Table which should be right next to Maximo’s. We must look like the perfect target for the panhandler shakedown and so it goes. He tries to be helpful, asking us what weContinue reading “A Happy Hour Tale of Two Cities”

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OTTAWA, January 30, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) – In a 6-3 decision rendered today, the Supreme Court of Canada turned down an attempt by an activist group to criminalize parental use of spanking as a form of disciplining their children. The ruling is a victory for parents, said representatives of the Coalition for Family Autonomy (CFA) – one of the groups intervening in the case.
Of note, only one justice was strident in insisting on criminalization spanking by parents – justice Louise Arbour. Arbour’s opinion comes as no surprise to UN watchers since she was at one time the United Nations’ top judge – the UN’s chief prosecutor in the International War Criminal Tribunal. The United Nations has for years insisted that Canada, and all countries, prohibit parents from using spanking as a form of discipline. The U.N. has also been advocating many other restrictions on the rights of parents to raise their children according to their own cultural, religious and personal beliefs. “This decision is a long overdue voice of common-sense coming from the highest court in our country. It reinforces what Canadians already know: child discipline is a matter best left to parents, not the government,” said Focus on the Family Canada president Dr. Darrel Reid. “We’re very pleased that the Court chose to reject the arguments of those who would send parents to jail for spanking their children.” The court affirmed that the negative impacts of making parents who spank into criminals goes far beyond what is required to protect children, saying that the destruction caused by family disruption is far more traumatic to children than physical discipline.
“The decision to uphold Section 43 is grounded in the recognition that to criminalize the actions of parents who provide loving guidance and correction to their children would result in ruined lives and broken families. As the court noted, this burden is often borne by the children involved,” commented Dallas Miller of the Home School Legal Defense Association, a member of the Coalition.
The CFA has been involved in this case since it began in 1999, when the Canadian Foundation for Children, Youth and the Law first tried to convince an Ontario court to criminalize spanking. Their arguments, made in opposition to the wishes of the majority of Canadian parents, have now been rejected by three courts. Surveys show that over 70% of parents have spanked their children and 84% of Canadians do not believe that spanking should be criminalized.
The four groups comprising the Coalition are Focus on the Family (Canada), Home School Legal Defence Association of Canada, REAL Women of Canada, and Canada Family Action Coalition. See previous LifeSite article: Child’s Rights Convention Propaganda Campaign Unveiled https://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/1999/sept/990914a.html


COVID patient raises money for CNA's shoes
September 9, 2021
CHEYENNE – Bob Vines went to the emergency room at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center on July 17 with COVID-19.
Now, he's in physical therapy at the Northern Colorado Long Term Acute and Rehabilitation Hospital in Loveland, Colorado, doing three hours of physical therapy a day. Right now, he's learning to walk again with parallel bars and by using a walker.
His doctors believe he will go home around Thanksgiving, but he thinks that is a conservative estimate, and believes he will get out of the hospital in September, more than two months after he went in.
He was fully vaccinated when he caught COVID, but was also taking immunosuppressants, so he doesn't like to dwell on how he got sick or who he might have caught the virus from.
"I was at a beer festival. I had a lot of meetings with people. So it's not even worth trying to figure out how I got it," he said.
As a former journalist, Vines loves hearing people's stories. He can't help himself; it's just ingrained in him. So while he was at CRMC, and now that he has been at the Loveland hospital, he got to know the nurses fairly well.
He learned that all of his nurses had their own reasons for being at the hospital, and none of them had to do with money. For example, one woman went into nursing because she was dissatisfied with the care her mother received when she was hospitalized.
"They always allowed me dignity, even at my worst moments," Vines said.
While he already knew what a thankless job nursing could be, getting to see the situation up close took on a completely different meaning.
"When you're stuck in bed for so long, you spend an awful lot of time looking at the floor and at other people's feet," he said. "So I started talking to the CNAs there, and I know they don't make a lot of money. I asked if they got reimbursed for their shoes, and they don't."
Vines even noted that one nurse bought a brand new pair of Nikes, but one week later, the shoes were already beginning to lose their tread.
Thankfully, Vines has great insurance and no need for financial assistance, so when people have asked how they could help him while he is in the hospital, he came up with an idea.
Earlier this week, he launched a GoFundMe effort called "Shoes for CNAs," in which he is attempting to raise at least $5,000 to buy quality shoes for the nurses at CRMC and the Northern Colorado Long Term Acute and Rehabilitation Hospital.
As of Aug. 28, he had raised $2,220, but hopes to continue fundraising even after his goal. This will allow him to buy shoes for nurses at health care facilities across Wyoming, as Vines knows that, especially now, they need the help more than ever.
"I learned what grace was through the CNAs and [patient care technicians] that were assigned to me," Vines said. "These guys are doing 20,000 steps a day, and that's just for work."
This project is allowing Vines to both thank and apologize to the nurses who have been caring for him over these last six weeks, as he admittedly wasn't the best patient in the beginning.
To be fair, he was also intubated for 22 days and got an infection during that time, as well.
This experience has taught him a number of lessons, he said, some of which Vines hasn't even completely figured out yet.
"I've definitely got a new appreciation for CNAs and the work they do," he said. "They're all here because they want to be. If they hate their jobs, they're doing a great job of hiding it. I feel obligated to make sure I take care of the people who took care of me."
Editor's Note: Bob Vines is the former editor of the Northern Wyoming Daily News and former Washakie County Attorney's Office victims advocate.
Update: According to his Facebook post on Tuesday, Bob was expected to be discharged today (Thursday).


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This week at Smexy…
B+ review –Beginner’s Luck by Kate Clayborn (contemporary/kini)
B review – Mistletoe over Missoula by Ellen G. Kelley (holiday/mandi)
B review –Haven by Mary Lindsey (paranormal YA/tori)
B review – The Passion of Cleopatra by Anne and Christopher Rice (historical paranormal/tori)
B- review –Stranded with the Navy Seal by Susan Cliff (contemporary/mandi)
C+ review – Save A Truck, Ride A Redneck by Molly Harper (contemporary/mandi)
F review – Melting Snow by Leora Gonzales (contemporary/mandi)
News from Tori: I don’t know about everyone else but I am STILL recovering from a tryptophan overdose. I’m also still behind in my reviews so most of what I read this week was also what I had up for review this week.
I was able to finish A Crazy Kind of Love by Mary Ann Marlowe. A lightweight contemporary romance between a reluctant paparazza and a mega rock star frontman. Cute but with issues. Review to come.
The Brightest Ember by Jeaniene Frost is the final story in her Broken Destiny trilogy. While this hasn’t been one of my favorite series to read by Frost, it most certainly has been quite an adventure and well worth reading. Review to come.
Up this weekend is Juliet Lyons’ That Killer Smile and A Cruel Kind of Beautiful by Michelle Hazen.
News from Kini: I’m trying to be a responsible reviewer and have my books read more than a day before they are due. Wish me luck, y’all.
Mister Hockey by Lia Riley– I really enjoyed book one in this series but this one, not so much. Full review to be posted soon.
He Loves Me Knot by RC Boldt– Cute, second chance love story. Review to be posted soon.
Still trying to get the most out of my Audible Romance trial and listened to The Knocked Up Plan by Lauren Blakely. Sebastian York and Andie Arndt are the narrators on this and I love them both. Cute, fun and a little silly story.
I just started Most Eligible Bastard by Annika Martin. Mandi really liked this so I am looking forward to reading it.


For those who are wondering when is Makar Sankranti 2018, this year the festival is on Sunday, January 14. The holy day marks the entry of Sun into the house of Capricorn which is ruled by Saturn, the house of Sun’s celestial son. It is also a day highly eulogised in the Hindu scriptures for meditating, praying, doing charity to reap the benefits of the day’s energy in big or small ways.
How is Makar Sankranti celebrated in Varanasi?
Lakhs of people throng the banks of Ganges in Haridwar, Allahabad, Kolkata and Varanasi from different parts of India. Of all the places, Varanasi has its own importance. The river ghats in the city become populated by keen bathers on auspicious days like Makar Sankranti in the Hindu month of Magh (January-February). So, if you are planning to be in Varanasi on Makar Sankranti festival to take a holy dip, or haven’t been able to decide where to go, read on to know the spiritual significance of this place and how you can make this sacred event your own.
Makar Sankranti festival 2018 in Varanasi
The ghats of Varanasi are where the real action happens. Dashashwamedha Ghat, Rajendraprasad Ghat, Sheetla Ghat, Tulsi Ghat, Ganga Mahal Ghat, Reeva Ghat, Janaki Ghat, Rana Mahal Ghat, Raj Ghat, Nishadharaj Ghat, Sindhiya Ghat, Cheta Singh Qila Ghat and Assi Ghat are the most prominent bathing spots in the ancient city. But, Assi Ghat excels all of them for its great merit described in the ancient scriptures.
Other information you need to get acquainted with is to keep a close eye on your belongings while you go down the steps to take a dip in the river. And because it is going to be a busy day from the perspective of tourism, be prepared to brave a huge crowd of pilgrims should you plan to visit prominent temples like Kashi Vishwanath, Annapoorna Devi Temple, Bhairon Temple etc.


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These candies come in the delicious flavour of fresh and ripe strawberries.
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Watch Nine Inch Nails "Self Destruct" Tour Documentary
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Nine Inch Nails have posted a full, 75-minute documentary from their "Self Destruct" tour back in 1994 and 1995 online. This is the band's pinnacle, so grab some popcorn and a Coke and settle in.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Sunday, September 6th @ 8:00pm ISSUE Project Room presents, in the courtyard of the Old American Can Factory:
with Ryan Sawyer, Susan Alcorn, Shahzad Ismaily + Ryan Sawyer, C. Spencer Yeh, Nate Wooley Trio
232 3rd street, Brooklyn, 11215
Buy Tickets | Admission: 20$
Officially, Jandek is not a person. Albums and live performances are
credited to "Jandek", but the man on the album covers and on stage is
"a representative from Corwood Industries". Corwood is the record
label; "Jandek" is the musical project. Both are directed by the same
individual. The trinity of Jandek, Corwood, and "the representative" is
both three and one.
Jandek sings death blues, ballads and improvised songs with a voice
that's as haunted as Robert Johnson. This is music from the ultimate
void - vaguely related to genres like folk, blues and avant-garde but
in the end it can only be the sound of Jandek. And there's never been
anything else quite like it.
There had never been any tours, interviews, or public appearances:
just the "art itself", laid out hermetically sealed from the world in
the form of the Corwood Industries discography - perhaps one of the
most personally revelatory and deeply human bodies of work of any
artist of the modern era - ...until 2004, when "a representative of
Corwood Industries" appeared unannounced at Glasgow's Instal Festival.
Since then he has performed shows across the world in various
mind-blowing configurations - Chris Corsano, Richard Youngs, Loren
Conors and Alan Licht have all played with him.
For his ISSUE Project Room show Jandek will be performing with Ryan Sawyer, Susan Alcorn and Shahzad Ismaily.
Ryan Sawyer (drummer/composer) plays with Stars Like Fleas, Tall
Firs, Lone Wolf and Cub, amongst many others. An improviser that has
played with everyone from Thurston Moore to Scarlett Johansson.
Recorded on such seminal albums as At the Drive-In's debut Acrobatic
Tenement and Tv on the Radio's Return To Cookie Mountain. Most
recently, he co-wrote and performed the New York chapter of the
Boredoms 88 Boa-drum. He lives in Brooklyn.
Susan Alcorn is a Baltimore, Maryland-based composer and musician
who has received international recognition as an innovator of the pedal
steel guitar, an instrument whose sound is commonly associated with
country and western music. Alcorn has absorbed the technique of C&W
pedal steel playing and refined it to a virtuosic level. Her original
music reveals the influence of free jazz, avant-garde classical music,
Indian ragas, Indigenous traditions, and other musics of the world. The
UK Guardian describes her music as "beautiful, glassy and liquid,
however far she strays from pulse and conventional harmony."
In addition to frequent tours throughout North America and Europe,
Susan has performed at the London Festival of Experimental Music; the
Musique Action Festival in Nancy, France; Leipzig JazzTage; The Stone
and CBGB's in New York; Ateliers Tampon in Paris; and at Il Continiere
Though mostly a solo performer, she has collaborated with numerous
artists including Pauline Oliveros, Eugene Chadbourne, Jandek, Peter
Kowald, Ellen Fullman, Caroline Kraabel, Lê Quan Ninh, Sean Meehan, Joe
McPhee, LaDonna Smith, Mike Cooper, Johanna Varner, Maggie Nicols, and
Her newest release, And I Await the Resurrection of the Pedal Steel Guitar, is available on Olde English Spelling Bee
Shahzad Ismaily was born to Pakistani immigrant parents and grew up
in a wholly bicultural household. While he holds a masters degree in
biochemistry from Arizona State University, he is a largely self-taught
composer and musician, having mastered the electric and double bass,
guitar, banjo, accordion, flute, drums, various percussion instruments
and various analog synthesizers and drum machines. Ismaily has recorded
or performed with an incredibly diverse assemblage of musicians,
including Laurie Anderson and Lou Reed, Tom Waits, Jolie Holland, Laura
Veirs, Bonnie Prince Billy, Faun Fables, Secret Chiefs 3, John Zorn,
Elysian Fields, Shelley Hirsch, Niobe, Will Oldham, Nels Cline, Mike
Doughty (of Soul Coughing), Graham Haynes, David Krakauer, Billy Martin
(of Medeski Martin and Wood), Carla Kihlstedt's Two Foot Yard, the Tin
Hat Trio, Raz Mesinai and Burnt Sugar. He has also composed regularly
for dance and theater, including for Min Tanaka, the Frankfurt Ballet
and the East River Commedia. Recently he composed the score for the
critically acclaimed movie Frozen River, which won the Grand Jury Prize
at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. He was also an Artist in Residence
at the Headlands Center for the Arts in San Francisco, CA in 2008.
Currently based in New York , Ismaily has studied music extensively in
Pakistan, India, Turkey, Mexico, Santiago, Japan, Indonesia, Morocco


Surgery grounds Kim for 10 weeks
American Ryder Cup star Anthony Kim faces an expected 10-12 week lay-off after undergoing surgery on Wednesday.
American Ryder Cup star Anthony Kim faces an expected 10-12 week lay-off after undergoing surgery to his left thumb on Wednesday.
The world number 11, third at The Masters a month ago and winner in Houston a week earlier, decided to have the operation after pulling out of this week’s Players Championship in Florida.
“While I had hoped to be able to continue to play through the injury, compensating for it was starting to cause other issues, including a sore shoulder,” he said. “We had to get it fixed.”
The surgery was performed by Dr Thomas Graham, Chief of the National Hand Center in Baltimore, who said: “Anthony sustained a high grade partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament of his left thumb several months ago.
“Over the course of the last several months of tournament play, the status of the ligament proved insufficient for Anthony to compete on Tour.
“But I was extremely pleased with how the repair of the ligament went.”
Kim is certain to miss next month’s US Open and The Open at St Andrews in July may also come too soon for him, but he will certainly hope to be available for October’s Ryder Cup in Wales.
Luke Donald expects Europe to be Ryder Cup underdogs despite home dominance
The United States cruised to a record 19-9 victory at Whistling Straits in 2021.
England’s Charley Hull triumphs in Texas to end six-year wait for LPGA title
The victory was the 26-year-old’s first on the LPGA Tour since prevailing at the CME Group Tour Championship in November 2016.
Ryan Fox remembers Shane Warne after St Andrews success
The New Zealander secured his third DP World Tour title in front of his family with a one-shot victory at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Romain Langasque equals course record to lead Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
The Frenchman recovered from an early bogey with two eagles and eight birdies to reach 11 under par.
Rory McIlroy bemoans ‘ugly year’ and seeks solution to divide in golf world
The arrival of Saudi-backed LIV Golf series has fractured the game in 2022.
On this day in 2014 – Europe retain Ryder Cup with Gleneagles victory
The Gleneagles victory was Europe’s eighth win in 10 matches.
‘Is this where I am going to die?’ Nicolas Colsaerts on kidney disorder battle
The Belgian is the focus of attention this week as he belatedly defends the Cazoo Open de France title he won three years ago.
On this day in 2008: Ryder Cup misery in Louisville for Nick Faldo’s Europe team
Faldo was heavily criticised for his tactics in the closing singles.
Open champion Cameron Smith wins first LIV trophy in just second start
The world number two is the highest-ranked player to join the rebel series.
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One of the marvels of 3D printing is that it allows designers to make small modifications during the prototype stage. Even not so small changes can be accomplished as another model can be printed off.
Luc Fusaro used this technology to develop lightweight sprint shoes that are customizable for individual runners. Fusaro developed the shoes as his final master degree solo project at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College London, and it began with him scanning the feet of an athlete to create a digital 3D model.
On his website Fusaro noted:
Scientific investigations have highlighted that tuning the mechanical properties of a sprint shoe to the physical abilities of an athlete can improve performance by up to 3.5%, when an improvement of 0.7% can already make a significant difference in a sprinter’s chance of winning a particular race. Wearing custom-made shoes has thus a significant impact on performance, but it is still a privilege exclusively reserved to world class elite athletes. The current mass-manufacturing process only allows to produce shoes with standard mechanical properties and geometries.
Using the opportunities offered by additive manufacturing and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) in particular, the project consists in the design of a new generation of athlete-specific shoes, but also considers propositions for new models of production and consumption of sport equipment. Dr Daniel Toon from the Loughborough University Sports Technology and Additive Manufacturing Research Groups developed methodologies for the design, production, testing, analysis and customisation of Additive Manufactured sprint footwear. Dr Toon determined that an athlete’s performance could be optimised by tuning the mechanical properties of sprint footwear using the selective laser sintering process.
Obviously Fusaro’s project hasn’t arrived in time for the London Olympic Games this summer, but it is possible that 3D printed shoes could be ready for the Rio Games in 2016. Imagine printing out a new pair of shoes just before an event1


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Reunited: Pauline Quirke is surprised by old friend and former Birds of a Feather co-star Linda Robson on This Morning
They've not been together on screen for more than a decade.
So it was a tearful reunion for Linda Robson and Pauline Quirke today as the Birds of a Feather came together again on TV.
Quirk burst into tears as Linda came on as a surprise guest while her former co-star was conducting an interview on This Morning.
Although they have stayed close friends since the sitcom finished, the two ladies, who played sisters on the popular BBC show in the Nineties, got emotional as they hugged and smiled warmly at each other.
Quirke, 52, was a guest on the daytime show talking about her recent weight loss, which saw her shed seven stone in just over six months.
She also spoke about her role on Emmerdale before presenter Eamonn Holmes said: 'Well it's the end of another era of your life and tributes have been coming in... lets get one now from a famous old actress!'
Get over here, you! Quirke bursts into tears as Robson makes her entrance
I was worried: Quirke said her recent texts to Robson - who hadn't even texted her on her birthday yesterday - had been ignored
Quirke's former Birds co-star Lesley Joseph, left a tribute for her old friend via video.
She said: 'Pauline Quirke you look absolutely fantastic! I am now going to have to start my diet! You look brilliant. I can't wait to see you and wouldn't it be great if you, Linda and I could all get together and do something? Maybe next year? Shall we watch this space?'
Quirke said: 'I love the bones of her I really do - and she hasn't aged a day.'
Give us a hug: Robson opens her arms to a tearful Qurike
Flocking together: Quirke looked very emotional as she embraced her old friend
But there was one more surprise for Quirke when Eammon brought Linda on to the set, prompting Quirke to burst into tears.
Quirke, who celebrated her birthday yesterday, said: 'I've been texting her and everything and this morning I thought it's the first time she's never rung or anything for my birthday!
'And I text her because I'm renewing my wedding vows next month and she's not back to me and I was just going to text today to ask are you "are you OK" because I was worried!'
Sisterly love: Robson and Quirke as Tracey and Sharon on the Birds of a Feather set
Linda laughed and said: 'I was worried I'd put my foot in it! You look fantastic, you really do... and I've been hiding in a wardrobe all morning!
'But I've never seen her look this good before - she's always been beautiful. Maybe it'll spur me on to do something now.'
Birds of a Feather ran on the BBC from 1990 to 1998 and was a comedy sitcom showing the lives of sister Sharon (Quirke) and Tracey (Robson) and their maneater next-door neighbour Dorien, played by Joseph.
Three's not a crowd: Robson and Quirke with their Birds co-star Lesley Joseph


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Hewlett-Packard Co. on Tuesday posted a better-than-expected profit as it gained market share in personal computers and sold more of its highly profitable ink supplies, sending shares 3.3 percent higher.
The No. 2 PC maker shed 1,600 jobs during the quarter under a cost-cutting plan by Chief Executive Mark Hurd, who started his job just over a year ago. Since then HP has gained PC market share while No. 1 PC maker Dell Inc. has stumbled, and its ability to compete with International Business Machines Corp. has improved.
HP, also the No. 1 printer maker, said net income for its second fiscal quarter, ended April 30, rose 51 percent to $1.46 billion, or 51 cents per share, from $966 million, or 33 cents per share, a year earlier. Revenue rose 4.6 percent to $22.6 billion.
Excluding 3 cents per share in amortization costs, HP said it had a profit of 54 cents per share, beating the average analyst estimate of 49 cents per share, according to Reuters Estimates. Revenue matched expectations.
HP boosted operating profit margins in its personal computer business and in its enterprise storage and servers unit.
The server business did better than expected and printing looked a little better, too, said American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu.
The company also issued a forecast for the current quarter that was ahead of Wall Street expectations. Historically, the July quarter is often a problematic one for the company.
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HP said last July that it would slash 14,500 jobs, or about 10 percent of its workforce, Hurd's biggest move to date to reduce costs at HP. With the 1,600 jobs eliminated in the just-completed quarter, total job cuts stand at about 8,100.
HP has gained share in recent quarters in the rough-and-tumble PC industry. Analysts say HP and other rivals of No. 1 PC maker Dell Inc. are paying less for components than they had been, letting them lower prices and gain market share at Dell's expense.
HP is definitely doing better in PCs than Dell, Wu said.
For the current, third quarter, HP said it expects earnings per share before items of 45 cents to 48 cents on revenue of about $21.8 billion. The per-share forecast includes 3 cents in stock-based compensation expense.
Analysts currently expect a profit of 43 cents per share, including stock-based compensation expense, on revenue of $21.7 billion.
This was another solid quarter in the long-term plan and while we clearly have more work to do, we are building a stronger, more competitive HP, Hurd said on a conference call with analysts to discuss the results.
Revenue in its PC business rose 10 percent to $7.0 billion as unit shipments rose 16 percent from a year ago. Operating profit was $248 million, or 3.6 percent of revenue, up from a profit of $147 million, or 2.3 percent of revenue, from the year-earlier period.
Imaging and Printing revenue, which accounts for the majority of HP's operating profit, rose 5 percent to $6.7 billion and supplies revenue rose 10 percent. Operating profit was $1.0 billion, or 15.5 percent of revenue, an increase from a year-ago profit of $814 million, or 12.7 percent of revenue.
Enterprise storage and servers revenue increased 2 percent to $4.3 billion from a year ago and operating profit was $322 million, or 7.5 percent of revenue, up from $180 million, or 4.3 percent of revenue, a year ago.
Shares of HP trade at about 16 times the company's estimated earnings per share for its fiscal year, ending in October, and shares of Dell trade at about 16 times its estimated earnings per share for its fiscal year, ending in January.
Shares of Palo Alto, California-based HP have risen 11 percent so far this year, based on Monday's closing price, compared with a 21 percent decline in shares of Dell.
In extended trade, shares of HP rose to $32.15 after falling 52 cents, or 1.6 percent, to close at $31.11 on the New York Stock Exchange.


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The new Logan Circle community gathering area includes With international inspirations and regional ingredients, this is a new American meal. Viceroy Washington DC, a sophisticated lifestyle hotel in the center of Logan Circle, has opened Dovetail, a contemporary bar and restaurant led by Executive Chef James Gee. The indoor-outdoor restaurant, which is located on the 14th Street corridor in the District, is expected to add to the area’s burgeoning culinary scene.
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The first spring menu will feature root vegetables, berries, and peas, as well as the finest of the season’s produce. Chef’s Italian and Cantonese ancestors inspired the Quinoa & Sweet Potato Salad, which is cooked with fresh local ingredients, a creamy sheep’s milk ricotta for a rich flavor, and a ginger, white soy sauce, and citrus dressing. Freshly seared yellowfin tuna covered in fennel is served over a red beet puree with black garlic molasses and goat cheese cream in the Fennel Crusted Yellowfin Tuna Crudo.
Dovetail provides a chef’s table for guests to use as a less formal, more communal location to congregate with friends and family. Dovetail will provide new culinary events for guests and locals later this year, including chef cooperation dinners with prominent chefs and themed beverage dinners featuring the restaurant’s local partners and winemakers.
Local spirits, specialty breweries, and imaginative cocktails are featured prominently in the beverage program. Dovetail’s unique yet approachable beverages feature DC-based alcohol businesses such as One Eight Distilling and Green Hat Gin. The delightful Truth In Our Thorns, made with tequila, aloe liqueur, blue curacao, pineapple, honeydew, cactus, lime, and cilantro agave, as well as the Taj Mahal, made with bourbon, watermelon, curry leaf, lime, and berbere tinc, are among the cocktails available.
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Accession Number : ADA322292
Title : Ship Navigation Simulation and Current Modeling Study, Savannah River, Georgia.
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Corporate Author : ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MS
Personal Author(s) : Lynch, Gary C. ; Kim, Keu W.
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Report Date : JAN 1997
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Abstract : The deepened channel design for the Savannah Harbor, Georgia, impacts ship maneuverability, underkeel clearance, and natural channel restrictions. There are also two changes affecting ship navigation: (1) the permanent opening of the tidal gate of Back River, and (2) the permanent closure of New Cut. The deepening impact on maneuvering in the Kings Island Turning Basin was minimal; however, the lower southeastern corner of Marsh Island Turning Basin, the bight upstream of the LNG Terminal, and the S-turn at the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (AIWW) should be widened. The widening in the bend downstream of the AIWW can be decreased.
Descriptors : *MANEUVERABILITY, *MARINE TRANSPORTATION, *CHANNELS(WATERWAYS), DATA BASES, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, SHIP MOTION, ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, SALINITY, CHANNEL FLOW, HYDRODYNAMICS, HARBORS, BASINS(GEOGRAPHIC), HYDRAULIC MODELS, BOAT AND SHIP SAFETY, GEORGIA, SURFACE NAVIGATION, HARBOR MODELS, RIVER CURRENTS.
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