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By: Ishaana Aiyanna
June 24 2020
Numerous terrorists attacks have been thwarted by the MI5 and police in the last three years, though the exact number is unknown.
Numerous terrorists attacks have been thwarted by the MI5 and police in the last three years, though the exact number is unknown. Speaking in response to the stabbings in Reading park, Security Minister James Brokenshire said that twenty-five attacks have been foiled in the UK, since the terrorist attack in Westminster in 2017. A joint message by the MI5 and Police from 2019 states that 'numerous plots have been thwarted.' An independent assessment report on MI5 and police internal reviews, by David Anderson, was released by the government in 2017. According to the report, 20 terrorist plots were thwarted between 2013 and 2017, seven of them since the Westminster attack in March 2017. Publicly available information from 2017 does not give exact numbers of plots thwarted in the UK.

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The trail of dried blood from three wounded children begins inside the gymnasium of John McDonogh Senior High, just a half block away from the school's frontage on leafy Esplanade Avenue. On the morning of April 14, two teenaged "outsiders" -- one armed with an SKS Chinese semi-automatic assault rifle, the other with a 9mm pistol -- entered the gym. Guided by a third suspect who police believe communicated with them by cell phone, the gunmen brushed past a pair of coaches who tried to stop them.
In front of 200 kids who assembled for physical education classes, the killers then turned toward the bleachers and fatally shot a 15-year-old student before he could reach for a .45 caliber pistol concealed in his right coat pocket, police say. Stray bullets wounded three innocent victims. Panicked students trampled a pregnant 16-year-old girl.
The pride of John McDonogh that day may be measured by the reported heroics of Joshua Myers, a 15-year-old special education student on the school football team. As his classmates fled, Myers walked over to one of the girls who had been shot, picked her up and carried her to emergency responders.
Myers' rescue efforts have been overshadowed by the police investigation of seven suspects in the gangland-style retaliation murder of the McDonogh student. Now, as public debate focuses on school security, the first step should be to listen to the students themselves.
Joel A. Dvoskin, a respected forensic psychologist at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, participated in a "psychology autopsy" of the notorious mass murder of 12 students and a teacher by a pair of suicidal students at Columbine High School. "In prison, the best security you have is knowing your inmates," Dvoskin says. "In schools, the best security is having a relationship with your students. What you hope is that somebody knows about [a planned attack] and comes forward."
Important questions linger. Did that communication take place at McDonogh? If it did, why didn't it prevent the tragic events? If it didn't, how can we increase the students' willingness to share crucial information?
"Kids will not participate in a snitch system that only gets their friends in trouble," Dvoskin warns. "Rigid and punitive 'zero tolerance' policies will only create an illusion of safety, by driving the most troubled teens underground."
Dvoskin says the Columbine team came up with several other general conclusions. "We do not believe that it is possible to predict which troubled teenagers will become the next shooters," he says. "Thus, the only sensible policy is to identify and help all of the kids in trouble; not because they will become violent, but because they need help."
After the McDonogh shooting and stampede, authorities should budget for mental health services for several years. "It's not about yanking kids in and doing a grief (therapy) group with them the day after the shooting," Dvoskin says. "You might find somebody who is getting through the day and a year from now develops an alcohol problem that looks unrelated to this incident."
Peter Scharf, a criminologist at the University of New Orleans, says the McDonogh shooting shows we are now "paying for years of benign neglect" of public schools. He also warns that the roots of the problem cross racial and class demographics. "Parental passivity and kids not recognizing the duty to report trouble in the making is a problem in these cases that crosses racial and economic boundaries," he says.
The proliferation of guns in the hands of so many kids makes New Orleans a tinder box, says Scharf, who praises Project Safe Neighborhoods, a federally funded program led by local U.S. Attorney Jim Letten that is engaging in a major effort to dry up the seedbeds of illegal guns.
The new administration of New Orleans Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Amato is conducting an ongoing school "safety audit" in the wake of the McDonogh tragedy. Amato should meet with the private Metropolitan Crime Commission (MCC), which has been trying to fund a safety survey of school students since before the non-fatal shootings of two boys at Carter G. Woodson Middle School three years ago.
Designed by a professional educator, the survey asks kids to identify strengths and weaknesses of school safety on the premises and en route to school. Students can identify specific concerns, including intimidation by gangs, bullies and drug sellers. "The kids do not have to give their name," says MCC director Raphael Goyeneche. "It's not a snitch program. It won't cost the school system a penny. We would raise the money in the private sector, fund it and turn the information over to the school system as well to use it to apply for grants for programs."
Amato's predecessor opted instead to go with a police-school liaison program -- even though the two initiatives are not mutually exclusive. Amato should consider supplementing the police presence with the best security of all: increased dialogue with students.

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A 10-year-old boy from Hamilton is helping local people in need stay warm this winter.
Max Frost is collecting coats for Warm Coats and Warm Hearts Drive, Burlington Coat Factory’s annual coat drive. Max has collected more than 500 coats so far this year, and he hopes to donate a personal record of 700 coats before the drive ends on Monday, Jan. 22.
His mom, Tammy Frost, said Max first heard about the coat drive while watching an episode of Good Morning America in 2015. He was watching the morning talk show to see his favorite soccer player on TV, but a segment about the coat drive inspired Max to get involved.
“Max decided he wanted to help in some way,” Frost said. “He started designing boxes and putting them in a few local businesses.”
Max began collecting coats from neighbors, friends and classmates, and Frost spread the word about her son’s drive on social media. He collected 170 coats his first year, and 530 coats last year. He was even featured in a Good Morning America segment last year about his efforts to collect as many coats as possible.
Burlington Coat Factory partners with K.I.D.S. / Fashion Delivers and Good Morning America to host the annual coat drive across the nation. The organizations donate the coats to local organizations within each community.
Frost said collecting coats for people in need has had a positive impact on her son. “Until two years ago, he never realized how fortunate he was to have a winter coat,” she said.
Coats for Max’s drive can be dropped off at the two locations below through mid-January. For more information about the Warm Coats and Warm Hearts Drive, visit burlingtoncoatfactory.com.
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Well, mostly. I took pictures of him, only to discover after the fact, I had forgotten to paint part of him in my haste to get him done for a painting competition. Go figure. I guess that's why I need to not try to paint my entry a week before... I have since gone back and painted the offending part!
http://www.coolminiornot.com/308607 for all my voters out there!

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Join for the book sale at Edmonton Public Library. We’re constantly adding new materials to our collection, and we put aside any excess materials for our Books2Buy sales! The Edmonton Public Library gratefully accepts donations of books and other library materials from the general public. All donated material goes to our Book Sales. Book Sales also provide a new home for material that has been weeded from our branch collections.
Tickets : FREE
All proceeds from the Book2Buy Sales go to dedicated EPL priority projects, which is currently the Stanley A. Milner Revitalization.
Paperbacks, kids’ books, audiobooks and CDs – $1
Hardcover books and DVDs – $2
DVD sets & series – $3
Sunday Box Sale – only $10/box (boxes will be provided by EPL and must close flat at point of sale)
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WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
Friday, Sept. 13 to Sunday, Sept. 15, 2019
Friday, Sept. 13: 10 a.m to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 14: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 15 (Box Sale): 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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I have just submitted a thesis which investigates land use transition from agriculture to residential use in the peri-urban region. A large component of the research examines the spatial distribution of land parcel sizes, zoning, land value and agricultural output. Those data generated agricultural capital-income ratios in three case LGAs.
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The novel ghrelin receptor inverse agonist PF-5190457 administered with alcohol: preclinical safety experiments and a phase 1b human laboratory study
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Rodent studies indicate that ghrelin receptor blockade reduces alcohol consumption. However, no ghrelin receptor blockers have been administered to heavy alcohol drinking individuals. Therefore, we evaluated the safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetic (PK), pharmacodynamic (PD) and behavioral effects of a novel ghrelin receptor inverse agonist, PF-5190457, when co-administered with alcohol. We tested the effects of PF-5190457 combined with alcohol on locomotor activity, loss-of-righting reflex (a measure of alcohol sedative actions), and on blood PF-5190457 concentrations in rats. Then, we performed a single-blind, placebo-controlled, within-subject human study with PF-5190457 (placebo/0 mg b.i.d., 50 mg b.i.d., 100 mg b.i.d.). Twelve heavy drinkers during three identical visits completed an alcohol administration session, subjective assessments, and an alcohol cue-reactivity procedure, and gave blood samples for PK/PD testing. In rats, PF-5190457 did not interact with the effects of alcohol on locomotor activity or loss-of-righting reflex. Alcohol did not affect blood PF-5190457 concentrations. In humans, all adverse events were mild or moderate and did not require discontinuation or dose reductions. Drug dose did not alter alcohol concentration or elimination, alcohol-induced stimulation or sedation, or mood during alcohol administration. Potential PD markers of PF-5190457 were acyl-to-total ghrelin ratio and insulin-like growth factor-1. PF-5190457 (100 mg b.i.d.) reduced alcohol craving during the cue-reactivity procedure. This study provides the first translational evidence of safety and tolerability of the ghrelin receptor inverse agonist PF-5190457 when co-administered with alcohol. PK/PD/behavioral findings support continued research of PF-5190457 as a potential pharmacological agent to treat alcohol use disorder.
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Lee, Mary R., Jenica D. Tapocik, Mwlod Ghareeb, Melanie L. Schwandt, Alexandra A. Dias, April N. Le, Enoch Cobbina, Lisa A. Farinelli, Sofia Bouhlal, Mehdi Farokhnia, Markus Heilig, Fatemeh Akhlaghi, and Lorenzo Leggio. "The novel ghrelin receptor inverse agonist PF-5190457 administered with alcohol: preclinical safety experiments and a phase 1b human laboratory study." Molecular Psychiatry 25, 2 (2020). doi: 10.1038/s41380-018-0064-y.

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This was Boris Johnson’s ideal day out in the Commons.
For someone whose whole life seems to have been spent trying to explain his way out of awkward situations, the prime minister is notably averse to confrontation and passing on bad news. He is the country’s Mr Fun. The Cheerer-Upper in Chief. The Mr Motivator who lets the good times roll.
So a statement on relaxing many of the country’s lockdown rules was just up his street. After more than three months of more or less solitary confinement, England – Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales are following a more cautious approach – was more or less open for business again.
Households could meet, shagging could resume. The Boris bonus. Pubs and restaurants would be back in business after a fashion – Boris was a little hazy on the details – as would hairdressers and some campsites and outdoor attractions. Boom times for model villages.
“The long national hibernation is over,” he declared, looking rather more priapic – no greater love hath any man than Boris for himself – than he has in recent weeks. And even though he was at pains to urge caution in following his approach, as the virus was an opportunistic bugger – it takes one to know one – he was still unable to contain his optimism and general bonhomie. This was a day of national celebration, not one for the gloomsters and doomsters.
In reply, Keir Starmer broadly welcomed the easing of the restrictions, though he did say it would be handy to see all the scientific evidence on which it was based and for the track-and-trace system to be working rather more effectively.
Starmer also confirmed that it was safe for some children to go back to school now – something he could have said last week and saved himself some grief – which allowed Boris to break off from acting like the Special One and score a few petty party political points. He also claimed there was no country in the world that had an effective track-and-trace app, something with which several countries would disagree. But then, a liar is going to lie.
This was rather the point of the rest of the debate. Trust me, said Boris. I know I have lied about a lot of things in the past, but I am telling the truth this time. And a surprisingly large number of MPs were prepared to take him at his word. Their constituents were getting fed up with lockdown, businesses were going under and with the infection rate apparently falling then it was time to give people and the economy a break. Always Look on the Bright Side of Life is a catchy number.
Not everyone went home happy, though. Liberal Democrat Ed Davey wondered if since we were firmly on the road to recovery, now would be a good time to have a national inquiry into what had gone wrong and why the UK had one of the highest mortality rates in the world. Boris shook his head.
Tory Greg Clark wanted to know if cricket could also return. “No,” said Boris, firmly. Because it was played with a ball. Unlike football, which started up a week ago. Even when he’s trying to be serious, Boris can’t help but sound like someone who is making up policy on the hoof.
As if to underline the fact that relentless cheerfulness was to be the order of the day, within minutes of ending his statement, Boris declared that from tomorrow there would be no more daily Downing Street press conferences. The virus was now under control and Britain was getting back to normal, so why should he or other members of the cabinet be subjected to tricky questions from the public and the media?
The season’s Downing Street finale ended as the first episode had opened, with Boris flanked by Chris Whitty and Patrick Vallance. The prime minister was rather more subdued without a live audience, but his message was essentially the same. Thanks to the resolve of the British public, not to mention the Herculean efforts of the government, only 60,000 people had died and it was now time for the survivors to start concentrating on living again.
The chief medical officer and chief scientific adviser were noticeably much more guarded. They have both long since tired of being used as human shields for the government’s incompetence and weren’t going to make that mistake again. All they had done was spell out the risks; it had been the politicians who had taken the decisions.
It had been their assessment that if everyone acted entirely as they should and took proper precautions, then the risks of being 1 metre apart would be much the same as at 2 metres. But the chances of everyone behaving responsibly – especially when pissed – were just about zero and so we would definitely be in for an increase in infections.
The longer the briefing went on, the more socially distanced Whitty and Vallance became from the prime minister. Had it gone on much longer, there would have been a fair chance they would have reversed their tacit endorsement of the end of lockdown and shouted: “Don’t trust him. He’s not worth it.”
The BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg asked if the prime minister would accept responsibility if everything went tits up and rates of infections and deaths increased significantly. Of course he would, Boris insisted. There’s a first time for everything, I suppose.


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Mixed or average reviews- based on 191 Ratings
Jun 25, 2013I would give 10/10 but the only bad thing about this game is that it's really short. It offers only 6 hours of gameplay with the mainI would give 10/10 but the only bad thing about this game is that it's really short. It offers only 6 hours of gameplay with the main storyline. But those 6 hours are really enjoyable with nice gameplay, funny story, jokes, references.… Full Review »
Jun 25, 2013There are a lot of mixed reviews floating around, if your a deadpool fan you'll love this game! Alot of people saying dick and fart jokes butThere are a lot of mixed reviews floating around, if your a deadpool fan you'll love this game! Alot of people saying dick and fart jokes but that's a bad choice of words... Maybe just crass humor would be better not alot of fart jokes those I don't really find funny. But deadpool is actually a one of the funnier characters/games I've seen in a long time. Combat is fast and fun, it can just be mindless button mashing if you wanna look at it that way but you can switch between weapons on the fly, making for interesting combo's if you want, there is a combo meter I believe you can get up to several hundred if you got enough skills. (highest for me currently 157) You also have flashbangs, landmines, grenades, and bear traps to help you out on tougher enemies. Combat is not on a batman level but counter and teleport work very well and combat works in a batmany way direction plus attack you jump to that enemy. You can unlock more combo's and special weapon abilities for example when enemies are at low life you have some auto kill skills that add a bit more to the combat when you get to pull them off. Stealth kills do not happen very often but when they do since different weapons perform different kills its entertaining. Skill challenges are a great way to flush out a few more hours of game play but strange enemy spawn areas create more difficulty than the actual combat challenge. Overall I'm finding the game pretty hilarious and combat entertaining enough for me to strive for higher combos, and pulling off those special kills.… Full Review »
Jun 25, 2013If you're looking to purchase Deadpool for an Arkham Asylum/City experience. Turn back now, this isn't your game. This is a video game parody,If you're looking to purchase Deadpool for an Arkham Asylum/City experience. Turn back now, this isn't your game. This is a video game parody, featuring Deadpool.
The voice acting is superbly done by Nolan North, the combat is nothing new and isn't smooth at least frame rate wise. The game is pretty raunchy, but if you know Deadpool or are a fan of Deadpool you'll enjoy this title. This won't be going up for any game of the year awards but if you're looking for a game filled with immature jokes and gore you've found your title.
The game lasts about 6 hours, with limited replay-ability based on your desire to platinum the title. I don't regret the $50 one bit. I knew what I was getting when I bought it.
Again this is a video game parody (meaning it pokes fun at how video games are made and played) filled with raunchy jokes. If that's right up your ally, then Deadpool is a must have for you.… Full Review »

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By now, you might have been told to stay at home a million times. Whether you are or you aren't, surely you've heard. Well, Kartik Aaryan's back again to tell you once more. Amidst the pandemic, he's taken on the task of spreading the word.
The global pandemic has made staying home necessary. While many have taken it seriously, there are many who haven't got the message yet. Bollywood celebrities are doing their best to reach out who they can. Kartik Aaryan though is on a mission, and he has said so in his new video.
Model citizen Kartik Aaryan takes on the challenge of telling people to stay home
Staying home is not much of a choice at this point in time. But, people will be people as many have said before. There are still people who feel the lockdown doesn't apply to them. Kartik Aaryan recently posted a video telling people to do everything at home and take all the precautions to practice social distancing.
Last time in a Punchnama-style monologue, this time a rap. The actor is clearly making his own content now that Bollywood film shoots have stopped. On Instagram, the actor posted another video showing off his rapping skills. His popular campaign #CoronaStopKaroNa, even caught the eye of the Prime Minister.
The actor is not planning to quit while he is ahead. In the video, he tells us confidently, that until we stay at home, he will keep reminding us. At least this way the Police can go off duty. The video already has over 2 million views. This time he's preaching #CoronaRapKaroNa
It does leave us wondering, will the next edition of this series like most of his movies off-late be a classical, perhaps, a horror or a retro track? Not that this message is misplaced. The Police have been struggling to ensure that the lockdown is followed in many parts of the country. Moreover, the number of Coronavirus seems on a steady rise having touched 650 cases already. Hopefully, Kartik Aaryan's efforts won't go in vain.


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DANG, TVHM is owning me.
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I'm playing as Zero though I think playing as Maya would be a little easier. I found it easier to regen health with her, though with Zero I feel obligated to carry around those healing grenades and even his regen action skill doesn't seem to be enough. With only two golden keys left, I feel like I should just farm to 40 and use them, and hopefully be able to farm one of the TVHM bosses for something.
I had the same problem initially whilst playing as Zero on TVHM. I found that having a strong melee build and equiping the Law pistol and Love thumper shield really helped me out of some difficult situations.
I also found a level 36 Stabby Kerblaster which I farmed from Midgemong at the start of TVHM really helped me out as well.
So my advice, Farm for Kerblaster and use the Law/Love Thumper combo for melee
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In pitch dark I go walking in your landscape.
Gearbox really dropped the ball for PT2. Its only really fun and moderately challenging with a group, which is what I guess the game is promoting.
However, playing TVHM solo can be a pain in certain parts due to the enemies generally being OP and having too much health. Its unbalanced especially when your weapons become obsolete once u level 1 or 2 levels, even for legendaries. Its possible to solo TVHM, I did it with my melee Zer0 which I consider to be the hardest character to play on PT2.
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I'm up to level 50 on my solo Zer0 and at Eridium Blight currently, so it hasn't been TOO bad so far... a few swearing respawns mind you.
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TVHM is poorly balanced.
You need weapons at most 3 levels below your level or its painfully boring (sitting in cover).
Its interesting that this games gets no criticism for this quite obvious flaw*.
* i played through TVHM doing all side missions and never found the loot required, I had to abuse a GLITCH to have the 'right' gear. This is TERRIBLE game design.
edit:Blands the first became MORE FUN in the second playthrough because everything got more awesome, this game just throws bullet sponges at you that can one hit your entire shield and then offers you no useful gear to beat them. Im pretty sure they did it on purpose aswell (loot...NEED loot...need to buy DLC to get loot...america****yeah).
Go to Frostburn Canyon, run past everyone, pick up Lascaux.
Wash, rinse, repeat until you pick up one with stats you like.
This SMG (scaled at level 37 to my level 38 char) is better than the level 36 Emperor SMG legendary I possess.
That should also illustrate how pointless it is holding onto weapons in TVHM.
When I started PT 2, i was having a hard time as well. i found a decent rocket launcher early on PT 2 which helped. I used that until I found some better guns just by doing quests/looting corpses. I also put some effort into being more survivable (health relic, mod, etc).
I died more often in PT2 than PT1 but that was expected. Most of the time, it was me being stupid and running into a large group of enemies. Never once did I think the 2nd playthrough was too hard or poorly implemented.
Like most things, when it is difficult, try something new and see if that works. Changing your strategy can help you get a better idea of what your character/class is cabable of and allow for experimentation with new builds/play-styles.
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The gear I had from P1 was good up until Sanctuary in P2, then I had to get some new stuff for the following missions. But I agree, you need to update gear a lot more regularly than in P1.
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keep tipping moxxi every lvl, only 100, to get her good touch, its a decent fire weapon... and then just keep around a good explosion AR with decent fire rate... within at least 3-4 lvls of the enemy and you should be good, O and a good corrosive weapon... if you have done moxxi yet for her bad touch... you can always get in a 2nd player and give them cash to get a new bad touch... again, i survived on moxxies weapons...
Want to know something REALLY hard?
I beat PT 1 with Maya and just started over with Zer0, and beat the Warrior at LEvel 26 solo. I started TVHM and everything was so much higher level than me I couldn't even kill a Bullymong...XD
Anyways, if you are Level 32+ you shouldn't be having that many problems. You level up really fast in TVHM so just killing some of the early enemies in Southern Shelf, The Divide, Frostborn Canyon, ec. should be plenty to get you up to scratch.
I hate Zero, and his lame skill, but his sniper rifle skills are so strong it doens't much matter. Use a Vladoff Horrorshow with shock on it if you can find one. That thing fires like a fast pistol and holds about 25 shots. Any Vladoff really with Zer0 if you have trouble being rushed. Those things are super fast. A Skorry Lyuda is the optimal one IMO since it fires even faster and fires 3 horizontal shots at the cost of 1 bullet.
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A consortium of European researchers and companies has developed an integrated software solution as part of a Horizon 2020 project that it says will significantly optimise the design, build, and post-processing stages of additive manufacturing. This will lead to improved capability and efficiency across the entire additive manufacturing chain and a reduction in the time and cost of additive production.
The consortium claims that successful implementation of its EU-funded ‘Encompass’ project will result in an average of: a 43 per cent reduction in design time; a 51 per cent reduction in quality control time; and a 46 per cent reduction in post-processing time for additive manufacturing. In addition, the resulting synergies that the project’s software solution will enable between the steps in the additive process chain will lead to an overall 27 per cent increase in productivity, as well as a 26 per cent reduction in the overall cost of additive production.
While additive manufacturing quality and throughput can be accelerated by increases in machine process speed, automation improvements and the addition of sensing technology, the Encompass project is instead focussing on developing process tools that allow designers to consider an integrated process chain holistically, from component design to build, post-processing and inspection.
These tools make up the consortium's software-based Integrated Design Decision Support (IDDS) system, with which it aims to: provide a user support interface within the CAD environment; provide digital tools for simulating and optimising melt strategies; provide digital tools for simulating post-build material and quality processes; apply monitoring solutions for key variables of the post-LPBF (laser powder bed fusion) processes; and develop a framework for the optimisation of LPBF product and process design. While the solution is initially aimed at LPBF, if successful the techniques will be further developed by the consortium to cover other processes.
Image: The Encompass project
The IDDS solution will be demonstrated at the Encompass team’s booth – F79 in Hall 3 – at Europe’s main additive manufacturing exhibition, Formnext, in Franfurt, Germany from 13-16 November.
The Encompass project will also enable additive manufacturing technology to be adopted more quickly and effectively into industries such as aerospace, where due to an up to 7 per cent reduction in aircraft weight being possible through the use of additively manufactured parts, a saving of up to 886,062 tonnes of CO2 being released into the atmosphere per year could be made due to the resulting reduction in fuel consumption.
According to the consortium, the first applications of the Encompass IDDS system will develop unique know-how based on real-world problems captured by testing the system in multiple sectors including aerospace, tooling, medical devices, propulsion and metrology. In this way the system will be verified and validated to a high standard, providing insights and learnings for wider adoption of both IDDS and LPBF in a multitude of additional sectors.
The Encompass project started in October 2016 and conclude in September 2019. Project partners include: The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT, Renishaw, The University of Liverpool, Rolls-Royce, Industria De Turbo Propulsores (ITP), Depuy, ESI Software, Altair, the European Federation for Welding Joining and Cutting (EWF) and Centro Ricerche Fiat (CRF).
Is laser additive manufacturing production ready? - Dave MacLellan of AILU asks whether additive manufacturing is ready for wide-scale implementation in volume manufacturing
Laser cladding gets boost from EHLA - Matthias Möllenhoff of Hornet Laser Cladding, discusses the benefits of the EHLA high-speed cladding technology, and how it is gaining traction in China


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GameOfThrones beauty Emilia Clarke leads list of most desirable women.
Emilia Clarke has been named askmen’s most desirable woman of 2014, leading a bevy of television actresses in the men’s site’s annual list of 99 covetable females.
The 26-year-old English actress, who plays the formidable mother of Dragons Danaerys Targaryen on Game Of Thrones, bares quite a few of her assets in the lavish drama. But that isn’t supposed to be the only reason she clinched the No. 1 position.
more than one million people voted in the askmen tabulation, which asked readers to vote for women who “most closely match their ideals” and vote “on more than just sex appeal.” That means voters were supposed to consider the woman’s “character, talent and potential for 2014,” askmen said in a statement.
Good news: The actress recently told WSJ magazine that she’s single too.
askmen publisher James Bassil said readers leaned heavily on TV this year, with 27 current and former TV stars making this year’s list.
“Emilia Clarke being crowned Khaleesi of the Top 99 most Desirable Women of 2014 is attributable to the strength and character she portrays onscreen as well as the popularity of HBO’s Game Of Thrones,” he said.
The 13th edition of the poll placed Community star alison Brie, Blurred Lines music video model Emily Ratajkowski, Oscar winner Jennifer lawrence (last year’s No. 1) and Harry Potter alum Emma Watson in the top 5.
incidentally, twerking-extraordinaire miley Cyrus came in at No. 99, though the Disney alum might not have been enumerated at all.
“The final Top 99 list is the product of both reader and staff votes, but if it were up to the staff alone, i don’t think we’d be seeing miley Cyrus on it,” Bassil said. “askmen reader votes secured her a spot, but we remain skeptical about some of her recent behaviour. We’ll see what 2014 brings. But at the moment No. 99 seems to be the right spot for her.”
it appears that TV reigned supreme with Clarke’s Thrones co-stars Oona Chaplin and Rose leslie coming at Nos. 43 and 61, respectively. Scandal powerhouse Kerry Washington demanded the No. 7 spot, voluptuous 2 Broke Girls star Kat Dennings came in at No. 12 and “adorkable” New Girl star Zooey Deschanel clinched No. 17.
How I Met Your Mother and Avengers darling Cobie Smulders landed the 29th spot. Orange Is The New Black star Taylor Schilling came in at No. 38, closely followed by Modern Family star Sofia Vergara at No. 40 and Downton Abbey’s michelle Dockery at 44. The No. 47 spot went to Breaking Bad Emmy winner anna Gunn, and Glee’s lea michele was No. 48.
lawrence was one of many Oscar hope-


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Getting soaked is all the rage.
Former President George W. Bush was challenged by daughter Jenna Bush Hager and others to take part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge that’s sweeping the country,raising money for the treatment of Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Famously good-humored Bush declined the challenge on camera, saying it wasn’t presidential and that he would write a check instead. Seconds later, former first lady Laura Bush showed up, bucket in hand, to do the deed.
“That check is for me,” she said. “I don’t want to ruin my hairstyle.”
The challenge, started by former Boston College baseball player Pete Frates, according to Fox News Insider, is to dump a bucket of ice cold water on your head and post the video on social media.If you refuse the challenge you are asked to donate to an ALS charity.
Once you have completed the act, you are supposed to nominate someone else to publicly take the challenge.
Bush chose former President Bill Clinton for the next target to get soaked. In honor of Clinton’s birthday, which was Tuesday, Bush said he’d get him a bucket of ice water.
Some would say, an appropriate gift for Mr. Clinton on any occasion.
The video was posted on Bush’s Facebook page.
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The Cancer Incidence in Five Continents (CI5) series comprises nine volumes that bring together peer-reviewed results from population-based cancer registries worldwide. The aim of each is to make available comparable data on cancer incidence from as wide a range of geographical locations as possible. In addition, the existence of long time series of data allows the evolution of risk in different populations over time to be studied. The CI5 I–IX database brings together the results from all nine volumes, spanning a period of some 50 years. In addition, unpublished annual data, with more diagnostic detail, are made available for many cancer registries with 15 or more years of recent data. We describe the construction and composition of the CI5 databases, and provide examples of how they can be used to prepare tables and graphs comparing incidence rates between populations. This is the classical role of descriptive statistics: to allow formulation of hypotheses that might explain the observed differences (geographically, over time, in population subgroups) and that can be tested by further study. Such statistics are also essential components in the planning and evaluation of cancer control programmes.
The Cancer Incidence in Five Continents (CI5) series, started in the 1960s, brings together incidence data meeting acceptable quality criteria from population-based cancer registries throughout the world. In the foreword to volume I, the editors explained: ‘The most valuable data [amongst the sources available for the comparative study of cancer incidence], are undoubtedly, the rates obtained by recording the occurrence of every case of cancer over a specified period’.1 The overall objective of the series has been, therefore, to make available comparable data on cancer incidence from as wide a range of geographical locations worldwide as possible. At the same time, no attempt was made at exhaustive inclusion of all eligible data sets—indeed, it was specifically noted that some were excluded, if a particular country was already well represented. The series has continued to develop according to these broad principles—stressing geographic (and ethnic) diversity of the data included, while adhering to various criteria of quality, which have gradually evolved in complexity and stringency. The volumes include tabulations of cancer incidence rates in three basic formats:
Registry-specific tables showing incidence rates according to sex, age group and cancer site;
tables of summary rates for each cancer site, permitting comparisons between registries;
tables presenting certain simple indices of the validity and completeness of the different contributions.
A description of each contributing registry is provided, but there is no commentary on the results.
The volumes have been published at ∼5-year intervals, the first two by the International Union Against Cancer,1, 2 while the next seven were a collaboration between the International Agency for Research on Cancer and the International Association of Cancer Registries.3–9 Volume I of CI5 presented data on 32 registries from 29 countries; the most recent, the ninth, includes data from 225 registries in 60 countries (Table 1). Each volume has seen substantial innovation with a view for providing more information while preserving the basic format. Volume VI was the first to provide the data on computer-readable media (diskette) and volumes VII and VIII were accompanied by CDs containing software allowing extraction and further analysis of the data, including creation of groups of cancer sites or registries, and facilities for performing statistical comparisons between registries, together with standard graphical representations.10, 11
Table 1. Coverage in nine volumes of Cancer Incidence in Five Continents
In 2005, an electronic database (CI5 I–VIII) was made available on CD-ROM.12 This presented all the published data from volumes I through VIII (and allowed those registries that were still functioning to substitute updated and corrected datasets). In addition, a new database was made available—the annual detailed dataset (CI5-ADDS). CI5-ADDS contained data from 83 registries appearing in the most recent volume, with a minimum of 15 consecutive years of data, and allowed their analysis as annual rates. For the vast majority of these, this was possible not only for a limited range of cancer sites (27) defined by codes on the 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10)13 but also for a detailed list (181 entities) defined both by ICD-10 and, for 15 cancers, by histological subtype. The CI5 I–VIII CD included analytic software, allowing considerable flexibility in analysis and presentation, including creation of combinations of populations and sites, statistical analyses and graphical outputs.
In this article, we describe web-based tools that update and extend these earlier publications and which now include the most recent volume (IX) of CI5.
Material and Methods
CI5 I–IX comprises two public domain websites, CI5 I–IX and CI5plus (available at ci5.iarc.fr).
The database accessible through the CI5 I–IX application contains the data exactly as they were published in the nine volumes of CI5. In order to present this data within the same application, a common cancer dictionary has been defined. Because the data in the first three volumes of the series were tabulated according to the International Classification of Disease, 7th revision (ICD-7),14 this necessarily forms the basis of the site dictionary, although the equivalent ICD-10 codes are provided (Table 2).
Table 2. Diagnostic entities in the CI5 databases and their corresponding ICD codes
Tables (in PDF format) are available showing some indices of data quality: the percentage of cases microscopically verified (MV%), the percentage of cases registered from a death certificate only (DCO%) and the ratio of the number of deaths to the number of cases registered (MI%). These can be examined by volume, cancer site and sex, for each registry supplying the necessary data in volumes V–IX (they were in different format before that time).
An online analysis option allows creation of tables of incidence rates for a selected population or cancer. The results can be sorted and presented in PDF format or exported in text file.
A download page gives access to the corresponding data (number of cases and rates by sex, 5-year age group and cancer and the corresponding population at risk), by volume, for all contributing registries, as CSV text files. In volumes VII–IX, the standard three-character ICD-10 anatomical sites have been replaced by a set of 252 categories (244 in volume IX) based on a combination of ICD-10 three- or four-character site codes and morphological groups based on codes of the International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (ICD-O).15 The entire contents of volumes VIII and IX are available as PDF files (as well as the age-specific tables that had appeared in printed form in previous volumes).
The CI5plus database contains annual incidence for 101 selected populations from 86 cancer registries published in CI5, for the longest period available (up to 2002), and for 28 major cancer sites—shown in bold type in Table 2. In addition, combined groups of cancer registries in the same country have been added for 11 countries (Canada, China, India, Japan, France, Italy, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Australia).
An online analysis option allows creation of tables of incidence rates for a selected population or cancer similar to those of CI5 I–IX, except that it is possible to tabulate summary rates by year (rather than a period corresponding to a particular volume). A graphics option is also available, allowing creation of age-specific incidence curves, or time trends in summary or age-specific rates (by period of diagnosis or birth cohort).
A download page gives access to two databases:
CI5plus, summary: contains the tabulated annual data used in the online application [101 populations, 28 cancer sites (Table 2)].
CI5plus, detailed: contains a subset of the summary database, including incidence data for 88 selected populations for which histological data were available for a minimum of 15 consecutive years (up to 2002). The cancer site dictionary contains 181 diagnostic units, which comprise cancer sites at the third digit level of the ICD-10 categories, and, for some 16 cancer sites, by histological subtype (final column of Table 2).
The ‘main tables’ of CI5 have become a conventional presentation of cancer registry data. They show age-specific rates, by site and sex, together with some summary indices. Table 3 is a typical example, generated with CI5plus (so that any period of time can be selected, rather than those defined in the actual volumes). It shows the rates for males in Goiania (Brazil) for the period 1992–2002, and, as well as the age-specific rates, includes the numbers of cases, crude and age-standardised incidence rates, for 24 sites of cancer.
Table 3. A Cancer Incidence in Five Continents “main table”: Age-specific rates, by site and sex, with crude and age standardized incidence rates, for Goiania (Brazil) 1992–2002
This property of the CI5 databases, providing a repository for the incidence rates of all the registries that have been published, is a valuable resource. The real value of the CI5 project, however, is allowing comparisons between registries. In each volume, this was done using the ‘summary tables’, which show the age-standardised incidence rates for a given period in the different populations. With the CI5 applications, the period of interest can be chosen, as a CI5 volume (in CI5 I–IX) or as any selected period of years, using CI5plus (Table 4). Note that the web application enables this list to be sorted by alphabetical order or according to the incidence rates (the ASR in Table 4). Since both web applications include several entries per registry, a summary table can be produced for a given registry, showing the evolution of incidence rates over time (Table 5).
Table 4. A “summary table”: Age standardized incidence rates of stomach cancer in 2000–2002, in different populations
Table 5. A “summary table”: Incidence rates of breast cancer, at ages 0–74, in females in Denmark, in different time periods
Tables are an excellent method for presenting numerical data (and they illustrate well the values that would be included if the selected data were downloaded by the user). However, visualisations of time trends are much more vivid, and the possible reasons underlying them more apparent, when they are presented as graphs. The graphic options in the web applications are relatively limited in scope and confined to CI5plus (although users can export any data and use their own selected software). Figure 1a shows trends in age-standardised rates of cancer of the cervix uteri in age group 25–64 years in three English registries combined. A graph including only ‘cervix cancer’ could have been generated with CI5plus, but Figure 1a shows, in addition, trends for three histological subtypes: squamous cell carcinomas, adenocarcinomas and other histological types (either carcinomas or neoplasms, with no further detail as to subtype). Within the overall category, it is clear that the decline in incidence since 1989 (the year that the national screening programme was redesigned16) has been entirely a result of a decline in squamous cell tumours. There has been almost no change in incidence of adenocarcinoma over the same time period. The same phenomenon has been noted elsewhere, for example, in Finland17 and the United States.18 Cervical cytology in the context of an organised screening program—especially when the cytological specimen is taken from the exocervix using the Ayre's spatula—is successful in detecting preinvasive squamous cell lesions but relatively ineffective in detecting the glandular precursors of adenocarcinoma.19
Figure 1b shows another example—the striking increase in the incidence of cancer of the thyroid in young women in France. Analysis by histological subtype shows that most of this is due to an increase in papillary carcinomas. The fact that the biggest increase in incidence concerns very small tumours supports the hypothesis of the role of medical practice (an increased rate of biopsy of thyroid nodules, together with their careful histological examination) in a context of high prevalence.20 A third example (Fig. 1c) shows the trends in incidence of oesophageal cancer in white males in the nine SEER registries. It clearly illustrates that the increasing incidence of oesophageal cancer is due to adenocarcinomas not squamous cell tumours. The incidence of squamous cell carcinoma in this population has, in fact, been declining. Similar increases in oesophageal adenocarcinoma rates have been observed in many countries.21 The increase has been linked to factors favouring gastro-oesophageal reflux such as the increased prevalence of obesity. The increasing use of a variety of medications that can relax the lower oesophageal sphincter may also have an impact on Barrett's oesophagus and the consequent increased risk of adenocarcinomas.
Figure 2 shows a graph generated by CI5plus of the trends in cancer of the breast by age, in Norway. Because of the relatively small numbers upon which some of the rates are based (individual years, 5-year age groups), the curves have been smoothed using a 3-year moving average of the rates (an option in CI5plus). The moderate increase in most age groups in the earlier years is replaced by more rapid increments in incidence after the introduction of screening at ages 50–69 years, where there is a temporary increase, followed by a fall to a level somewhat above that of the prescreening phase. Mammographic screening started in four counties of Norway in 1995–1996 and was steadily expanded nationwide.22, 23
Figure 3 shows age-specific liver cancer rates, plotted by period of birth (birth cohort), for males aged 45–79 years in Osaka prefecture, Japan. There is clearly a peak in incidence coinciding with birth between 1930 and 1935. The prevalence of chronic infection with Hepatitis C virus (HCV) among males in Japan is highest in this generation. An epidemic of HCV infection in Japan started in the 1940s, coinciding with an outbreak of parenteral amphetamine use in the devastated society after the Second World War, and the spread was probably amplified by blood transfusions and parenteral medical procedures in the 1950s and 1960s. It ended by the early 1990s at the latest, as evidenced by the very low incidence of HCV infection among repeat blood donors.24
CI5 is a unique repository of statistical information, which can be used for comparative studies, between different populations (defined by geography or ethnicity) and over time. The data in the CI5 applications do not consist of individual records of cancer cases. Rather, they are in the form of a matrix that includes the numbers of cases and population at risk by cancer type, sex, age group, population and period. In CI5 I–IX, periods are generally about 5 years in length, in CI5plus, they are 1-year intervals. To preserve confidentiality, data are only made available when the population at risk in any given cell is greater than 500, making identification of individual patients impossible.
In the study of differences in risk of cancer between populations, or over time, statistics on cancer incidence have several advantages over mortality data. Mortality differences can only provide an accurate proxy for risk differentials if the probability of dying from cancer is constant in the populations being compared; this is unlikely to be the case for most types of cancer, as comparative survival studies show.25, 26 Deciding what condition actually causes death is a complex undertaking,13 especially in older individuals with multiple chronic diseases, and innumerable studies have documented the inaccuracy of cause of death statements (and their coding) in vital statistics.27–29 On the other hand, incidence data from registries are frequently criticised as being ‘incomplete’, as it is always possible for the registration process to fail to identify diagnosed cancers, particularly if they are non-fatal. The whole point of CI5, though, is that the data are of high quality and comparable, as was stressed in the introduction to the very first volume.1 “Incidence” of a cancer is synonymous with its initial diagnosis. If diagnostic methodology changes, especially as a consequence of screening (which may also identify ‘latent’ cancers that might otherwise never have been found), changes in incidence may reflect effectiveness and timing of diagnosis, and not just changes in exposure to risk factors. This observation has led to scepticism concerning the value of registry data.30 However, comparative studies of incidence may have more than a single goal, and the consequences of change in diagnostic methods, or the introduction of screening, may also be of legitimate concern.31
An important feature of the CI5 series is that the users can be confident that differences in rates between populations or over time are unlikely to be due to variability in the quality of the data. Although differences over time in registration practices and coding may make it necessary to interpret trends with caution, possible pitfalls of this nature are signaled in the Notes accompanying the numerical data.
The editorial process includes a careful scrutiny of submitted datasets to ensure that they meet objective criteria of completeness and validity. While the aim is to provide maximum geographic coverage, perfectly acceptable datasets from some countries are not included, on the grounds that national data (or a representative sample of it) are already present, and CI5 is not aiming to produce detailed subnational analyses (the task of national investigators). Nevertheless, publication in CI5 is seen as recognition of a cancer registry's maturity and quality, and many use this fact in order to secure funding for their activities; thus, for many countries, multiple contributors are included.
Since volume V, the inclusion of some registries was qualified by an asterisk (*), which implies that some care is required in interpretation of the results for some or all cancer sites (the reasons for which are provided). This relates principally to registries which the editors considered showed some evidence of questionable quality or completeness of information on cases or the population at risk. The warning is not available for data published in the first four volumes and the user should be aware of possible pitfalls, for example, the data from Singapore in volume I comprised histologically diagnosed cases only and cannot be properly compared to the Singapore data in succeeding volumes.
The level of detail with respect to cancer types has varied over time, especially as a consequence of changes in the revisions of the ICD. The online application of CI5 make use of a cancer site dictionary based on the 7th revision,14 the classification that was used for the first three volumes of the series and which is the lowest common denominator of the four classifications used in the series. Nevertheless, a few sites are not fully compatible between different versions of the ICD and the study of time trends for these sites should consider possible discrepancies (potential problems are indicated in the Notes page).
CI5plus includes downloadable data with histological subtype for 16 cancers (the choice was for sites where histology is thought to imply differences in etiology). Groupings into these sites is made based upon the allocated histology code (usually, the morphology codes from ICD-O), and is therefore available only for registries that were able to provide at least 15 years worth of data coded to ICD-O (or a schema convertible to it). Hence, some very high-quality registries, with very long time series, may be omitted (e.g., Finland). Some care is required when using the detailed database and when comparing incidence rates for histological subtypes of cancers. The values for the specified histological types will be greatly influenced by the proportion of ‘unspecified’ cases at a given site. The user is advised either to select datasets with few cases in the ‘missing’ categories or to make an appropriate adjustment before comparing rates. Thus, in the examples shown in this article, trends in specified histological subtypes is accompanied by a review of those in other, or unspecified types, to ensure that observed trends are not simply the consequence of changes in completeness of ascertainment or coding.
The CI5 database includes data on cancer incidence collected by population-based cancer registries over some 50 years. Such data are fundamental elements of research into causation. Traditionally, observed differences in incidence (geographically, over time, in population subgroups) are used to formulate hypotheses that might explain them and that can be tested by further study. Such statistics are also essential components in the planning and evaluation of cancer control programmes.32 The work of the worldwide network of cancer registries is recognised in this database, and merits gratitude not only from investigators who use the information they provide but also from all those who may benefit from the increase in our knowledge of cancer patterns and trends.
The authors wish to thank all the contributing cancer registries and, in particular, those who agreed to make their results available through CI5plus, at a level of detail not hitherto possible in the printed volumes. The authors also would like to recognise and acknowledge the work of the 22 editors who were involved in collecting, evaluating and preparing the data appearing in one or more of the nine volumes of CI5. Particular thanks are due to the late Sir Richard Doll, who was in large measure responsible for bringing to fruition the idea of creating a source of comparable international data on cancer incidence for the purposes of research into cancer cause and prevention.


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the best way to get the pitch range wider is to drill a new hole on the collective lever where the link to the servo goes. move the ball up about a 1/2" and re-adjust the linkages. Since that lever is not a perfect 90 degree lever, you will have to adjust the collective servo horn to counteract (as best you can) the differential in the collective lever.
It also takes some wizardry on the orientation of the collective and throttle servos to keep them from interfering with each other and the fuel tank.
The other item to address is the tail rotor setup. If you can, get the shuttle plus tail rotor lever set up. It is a lot better than the ZXX stock setup. Also you will want to do something different with the control rod. Runing the stock one through the plastic tube is not good and binds a lot. I also would stay away from a tail boom mounted servo, because the shuttel is naturally tail heavy. On mine I cut down an old Ergo 60 tail control rod and bent ti to shape, and it works quite well.
All in all, when you get the small stupp out of the way, and a decent set of paddles, the shuttle is one great flying little chopper that could!
Back to it!

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Maps & Directions
Directions from the Hotel Staff
Arriving by air:
We recommend taking a flight arriving in Brussels Zaventem International Airport (BRU). Taxis are available outside the Arrivals Terminal for a quick 20-minute drive to the hotel. Direct, regularly scheduled trains are also available, and reach Brussels Midi Station in only 15 minutes.
Arriving by train:
Trains arriving from London via the Eurostar and from Paris/Amsterdam via Thalys will arrive at the South Station, only a 5-minute taxi ride away from the hotel.

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SILVER CITY The Silver High boys basketball team was in a position to win Tuesday night s basketball game against an old district rival Deming High. But, the Fighting Colts weren t able to overcome the adversity and fall, 50-43, at home.
Silver trailed by four points heading into the final stanza, and the Colts got within two points and a single point a few times. But, turnovers, and missed shots down the stretch helped the Wildcats to be able to hang on for the win.
We were very close to tying this game on a few occasions in the fourth quarter, head coach Brandon Siqueiros said. We just didn t finish. We had too many mistakes. We didn t execute down the stretch.
Silver was led by Michael Arsola in the scoring column. His 19 points was tops for both teams. Derek Salas followed, with 12 points, while Andrew Little had six, and Gabe Morales, Allan Garcia and Vince Carrillo scored two points apiece.
Deming was led by Eric Saenz, with 17 points. Richard Regalado followed, with 15 points, while Phillip Longoria had eight and Dominic Saenz had seven. Orlando Ortiz scored two, while Ernie Salcido had one.
Longoria took over the first stanza for Deming, putting up six points. A trey by Eric Saenz helped the Wildcats pull out to a 13-8 lead. Arsola paced Silver, with four points.
In the second period, both teams traded punches, but Deming led the scoring, 13-12, to gain a 26-20 advantage at halftime. Regalado led in the quarter, with seven points, including a trey.
The third period belonged to the Colts. The home team put up 16 points it s best output of the night while Deming added 14 points. Arsola tallied two treys in the period and led all scorers with eight points. Regalado also had two treys for Deming and was 2-for-2 from the free-throw line.
The final period saw a shutdown of offense for both teams. Deming won the battle, 10-7, to come away with the win. Dominic Saenz took over the scoring, with five points, including a trey. Arsola tallied four points for the Colts.
Silver was just 5-of-9 from the free-throw line, while sinking two treys. Deming was 7-of-8 from the charity stripe and hit five treys.
I m proud in the fact that we put ourselves in a position to win, Siqueiros said. We had the opportunity but just failed to finish. This is an experience we are going to learn from. We already put it in the back folder and have began to work on doing the things to help us as a coaching staff and us as players make better decisions next time.
In junior varsity action, Silver fell, 67-33.
Deming took a 15-3 lead after the first period, and then outscored the Colts, 13-12, to gain a 28-15 lead at halftime.
The Wildcats did the most damage in the third period, putting up 23 points, while Silver added just five. The final stanza saw Deming win the battle, 16-13, to come away with the win.
Will Kilmer led Silver, with seven points, while Garrett Laney added six, and Josh Wright had five. D.J. Bleich scored four, while Jacob Polanco and Josh Amador had three points apiece. A.J. Granados and Shawn Gutierrez tallied two points, respectively, while Josh Saenz added one.
Deming was led by Alvaro Zamora and Juan Wilson, who scored 12 points apiece. Juan Salmos followed, with nine, while Victor Garcia and Eloy Saenz had eight points, respectively.
Silver will hit the road Thursday to face cross-county rival Cobre High, with the action beginning at 4 p.m.
Danny Udero may be reached at (575) 538-5893.


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We’re all friends here, right? I think that we can be honest with each other. And honestly, it has been a rough month for the Blu-ray Report. In fact, it’s been more of an absent month for the Blu-ray Report as I have been trekking across the country moving the FSR International Headquarters from Ohio to Austin, Texas. But that is no excuse, friends. You need your weekly dose of Blu-ray brilliance, your weekly fix of advice on home entertainment’s platinum format. And I’ve failed you. But I shall do so no longer, as the Blu-ray Report is back in business this week… And coincidentally, we’ve got a long list of releases that are, er, just okay. (Programming Note: Click any of the titles below to check out that title on Amazon.com)
Creme of the Crop:
This week’s best of the best in Blu-ray…
Through the wonders of Blu-ray releases, I am quickly becoming a fan of Futurama. And while many of you may bemoan the fact that I’ve not been watching this show since it hit the airwaves in 1999, I am impervious — I just never got into it. But now, thanks to their straight to DVD movies of the past few years, I’m getting hoooked. Into the Wild Green Yonder is yet another solid release, packed with much of the same Groening-esque satire that fans have come to love, as well has a few really solid special features. Here’s the important part: the Blu-ray includes a video commentary track (picture-in-picture) with Matt Groening and other member’s of the show’s creative team. Beyond that are a series of featurettes, including an awesome “How to Draw Futurama in 10 Very Difficult Steps” feature, that are also shared by the release’s DVD companion. To be blunt, this is a very, very solid Blu-ray release, especially for any fan of Futurama (new or old). The animation looks beautiful on 1080p, the special features are interesting and fun and the movie delivers the laughs. What more do you really need out of something like this, people?
I was unfortunately unable to review this particular title, but I know it is one that will make a lot of you excited. As well it should, as Akira is a very beloved animated flick from 1988. As Brian Gibson said in his DVDs I Bought This Week column, this is once again a must-own.
Back in my days as a home theater obsessed retail employee, I used to win over customers with the use of a solid surround sound system and the engrossing surround mix of the Super Speedway DVD. Released in 1997 and featuring the late Paul Newman’s narration, Super Speedway is the ultimate reference DVD for anyone who thinks that they have a serious home entertainment system. Want to throw something on that will blow the toupees off your middle-aged friends and have your neighbor’s phoning the local constabulary? Yeah, this will work just fine.
I laughed my ass off. There, I said it. A rental at worst, Sex Drive was one of the most surprisingly funny and deliciously inappropriate movies of last year. It was also one of the most underrated comedies, featuring a stellar performance from Clark Duke. This is the kind of flick that will make you forget about all of the terrible teen comedies that are released on a yearly basis. We were not provided with a copy of this to review, so its hard to make a strong statement of quality beyond that. But I would recommend giving this one a rent, either way.
Yet another title that I was disappointed about not having the opportunity to review it advance — and another title that I will be picking up on my own dime. Damn you, Gene Hackman — my love for your work is costing me money, again.
The Rest of the Pack:
And now onto the selection of Blu-ray that just isn’t making it into my collection, nor should it be part of yours…
What Just Happened – Robert De Niro plays a Hollywood producer trying to hold his life (and comedic beats) together. Not a bad movie, just not anything that you should be running out to buy.
The Haunting of Molly Hartley – Kevin Carr said back in October that this movie is for “teenage girls who love Chase Crawford.” Deductive reasoning says that this Blu-ray is only for “teenage girls who love Chase Crawford, in HD.”
Hounddog – Dakota Fanning gets raped in HD. The controversial film that time forgot. Not intruiging.

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引用方式: Han, X.J., Jin, R., Li, X., Wang, S.G., (2014). Soil Moisture Estimation Using Cosmic-Ray Soil Moisture Sensing at Heterogeneous Farmland. IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, 11(9), 1659-1663.
|Soil Moisture Estimation Using Cosmic-Ray Soil Moisture Sensing at Heterogeneous Farmland
|Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, IEEE
|The Cosmic-ray Soil Moisture Observing System is a promising soil moisture measurement network. It can measure soil moisture at an intermediate spatial scale with a single sensor. In this letter, the measured cosmic-ray neutron counts during the Heihe Watershed Allied Telemetry Experimental Research were used to evaluate the capabilities of the cosmic-ray probe in soil moisture retrieval at a heterogeneous farmland. The Cosmic-ray Soil Moisture Interaction Code model was utilized to model the interaction between the measured neutron counts and the soil water content. Soil moisture at the footprint scale of the cosmic-ray probe obtained using a wireless sensor network (SoilNET) was used as the calibration and validation data. The results show that the cosmic-ray probe is capable of monitoring the hourly heterogeneous soil moisture dynamics at the intermediate spatial scale in a noninvasive way. Moreover, the informative measurement depth of the cosmic-ray probe can also be derived and is consistent with the soil moisture results.


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A few of us at Skimm HQ noticed that our periods seemed a bit ‘off’ after getting the COVID-19 vaccine. We’re not the only ones paying attention to this: Scientists in the US and abroad have also been looking into the connection between vaccines and the menstrual cycle. So we phoned fertility physician Dr. Natalie Crawford and asked her what the data shows, why your period could be impacted, and what to know if you’re getting the COVID-19 vaccine and trying to get pregnant. She helped us answer our Qs below.
What information’s available about whether COVID-19 and the vaccine changes your period?
First, we know that 25% of women who had a COVID-19 infection reported a change in their period pattern (heavier or lighter, longer or shorter). This change lasted for one to two cycles and then returned to normal.
As for the COVID-19 vaccine and periods, a study published in September 2022 builds on earlier data on this topic. It analyzed period tracker info and found that vaccinated women got their periods an average of 0.7 days late. But people who had two shots during the same menstrual cycle had more of a disruption: almost four days on average added to their cycle. Note: Effects appear to be temporary and have no impact on fertility.
And research published in July 2022 found that survey participants who menstruated regularly were about as likely to experience heavier periods after vaccination (42%) as they were to experience no changes to their bleeding at all (42%). It also found that the majority of people who didn’t menstruate regularly and were postmenopausal or on long-acting reversible contraceptives (see: IUDs, implants) experienced heavier bleeding. But the researchers cautioned that their findings aren’t causal and don’t represent the general population. And that there’s no reason to feel alarmed.
What might cause the menstrual cycle to shift?
Because the endometrium (aka the lining of the uterus) is an immune-responsive tissue, it’s possible that when the body has a large immune response (i.e. making COVID-19 antibodies either from a COVID-19 infection or the COVID-19 vaccine), it may make the endometrium unstable and cause changes in bleeding.
Does the COVID-19 vaccine impact a woman's ovulation window and ability (or timing) to conceive?
Studies have shown that in women who’ve had either the COVID-19 infection or received the COVID-19 vaccine, there’s no change to ovarian function (ovulation and hormone production) or ovarian reserve (how many eggs you have). Hypothetically, a change in your bleeding pattern may make it harder to conceive in that particular cycle. However, the majority of people are not experiencing abnormal bleeding after the COVID-19 vaccine. We also have consistently good data showing that a COVID-19 infection during pregnancy can cause severe maternal and neonatal complications. So getting vaccinated before — or when — you’re pregnant is important. All professional societies who care for pregnant people or those trying to conceive recommend vaccination. The CDC now recommends vaccination after a large study (over 35,000 people) showed no increase in adverse events during pregnancy. (You can read more about what experts say about pregnancy and the vaccine.)
What do women on fertility medication and/or planning an IUI procedure or IVF cycle need to know about how the COVID-19 vaccine may impact them?
If you’re undergoing fertility treatment, please talk to your doctor. The vaccine is still recommended, but not within three days of a procedure that could result in implantation. Implantation requires a proper immune response. It’s common to cancel procedures like IUI or an embryo transfer if you’re sick with any illness — even before the pandemic. The reason: Your immune system may have a hard time responding appropriately for implantation while it’s busy creating antibodies to your illness. Thing to know: Studies have shown there’s no change in IVF outcomes after COVID-19 vaccination.
Does stress play a part in changing the timing or heaviness of a period?
Stress may play a role. Typically the body's response to a stressful situation is to shut off the brain's production of the hormones that allow you to ovulate (FSH and LH). This is called hypothalamic amenorrhea. When this happens, we see absence of periods for a prolonged period of time. This may explain why there are some reports of amenorrhea after a severe COVID-19 infection, and it’s unlikely after the COVID-19 vaccine because any reaction is very temporary and short-lived.
When should someone be concerned about their irregular period?
An “irregular period” is one that does not come at a regular and predictable interval. If you have a change in your period pattern for more than two cycles, you should see a doctor for an evaluation. Note: You are more likely to have period changes from a COVID infection than from the vaccine. Irregular periods can also be caused by thyroid disease, pituitary dysfunction, PCOS, hypothalamic amenorrhea, chronic illness, and many other causes that require medical attention. Remember that your period is a "vital sign" and gives you information about your body.
The endometrium (the lining of the uterus) is an immune-responsive tissue. So it’s possible that when your body has a large immune response (i.e. making COVID-19 antibodies from the COVID-19 vaccine), that it may make the endometrium unstable and cause temporary bleeding changes. Contact your doctor if your period doesn’t return to normal after two cycles.
Updated on Sept. 27 to include new research on the menstrual cycle and the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Join us for a fun, delectable affair as Hampton Roads’ top caterers and restaurants prepare their best interpretations of 19th-century dishes at this fan-favorite event.
Guests can sip and savor while mingling with others—including Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass—and vote for their favorite entrees, sides and desserts.
Dozens of delicious dishes will be enjoyed throughout the evening as cooks also compete for the coveted Cast-Iron Skillet Awards, including People’s Choice and Judge’s Choice.
Tickets include unlimited food tastings and one beverage ticket.
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Not all comic books involve superheroes, and while some comics have been adapted to other mediums before making it to video game console, some developers have chosen to go right to the source material, and the games are all the better off for it.
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
Bryan Lee O’Malley’s graphic novels already feel like they take place in a video game world, so what better way to do them justice than to translate the works into a side-scrolling beat ‘em up adventure? Also probably the only time Toronto has been the setting for a video game.
Alien Vs Predator (1999)
Before there was a movie franchise, there was game, and before the game was a Dark Horse comic back in 1990. This was the first time you could play as the Predator, the Alien or a marine, each with their own unique campaign.
The Wolf Among Us
Telltale games are well known for their comic adaptions. This time around, they’ve created a six hour prologue to the popular comic series, Fables. You’ll feel all the emotional stakes and surprising reveals that we’ve come to expect from a Telltale title.
2K Games gave us two dark, gothic first person shooters based on the popular comic series published by Top Cow Productions. This was probably the first time in gaming were eating people’s hearts was gameplay mechanic.
Most of us are probably familiar with the insanely popular Dragonball Z animated series. But before Dragonaball was adapted to the small screen, it was a popular Japanese Manga series. Never forget your roots.
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter
Few people realize that the popular Turok game franchise was a very old comic series before it was a video game. Still, Turok on the N64 remains one of the console’s most memorable titles.
The Walking Dead
Choosing to base their game off of Robert Kirkman’s comic series rather than the wildly popular TV show was probably the best decision Telltale ever made. The Walking Dead: Season 1 not only captured the art of the comic world, but all the emotional depth, creating one of the most emotional experiences ever in gaming.


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Coco grow bags, also known as coco coir grow bags or coco coir pots, are a popular choice for growing plants, especially in hydroponic and indoor gardening setups. Coco coir is a natural fiber derived from the husk of coconuts and is widely used as a growing medium.
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Whitworth’s Christmas Lights switch on
Date published: 27 November 2019
Photo: Jim Mellor
Holly Atkin and Liberty Shepherd turning on the Christmas lights in Whitworth with Father Christmas
Whitworth’s official Christmas Lights Switch On took place on Sunday 24 November at the Riverside with over 600 people in attendance.
The Mayor of Whitworth, Councillor Lynda Barnes welcomed the evening’s special guests - the winners of the children’s Christmas card design competition, 8-year old Holly Atkin from St John with St Michael primary and 11-year old Liberty Shepherd from St Bartholomew’s Primary, who won the opportunity to switch on the lights on the night.
Festive songs were played by the Whitworth Vale and Healey Youth Brass Band to entertain the crowd with their wonderful performance.
Father Christmas made a special appearance and handed out sweets to the children from his spectacular grotto, which was kindly donated by Robert Kershaw from Prosceneium, and mulled wine and mince pies were served.
The sweets for this year’s events and the prizes for the competition winners were kindly donated by RRG Toyota Rochdale.
The Mayor of Whitworth said: “As always, there was a fantastic turn out on the night. I had a wonderful evening and it really marked the start of the festive season for us.
“Many congratulations to Holly and Liberty, whose drawings were beautifully produced. I will be using their designs as my Mayoral Christmas cards this year.
“Thanks to all who helped to make the event so special, especially the volunteers of the Tourism and Leisure Committee for their hard work to make this event happen. The staff at the Riverside and Rossendale Borough Council, the Youth Band, the Whitworth Tourism and Leisure Committee who did an outstanding job, and Melanie, our Town Clerk.
"Also the volunteers who gave their time building grottos and decorating the building and massive thanks to volunteer Les Hirst and his team of helpers who have been installing Christmas trees on properties ready for the event.
“And a very special thank you to Father Christmas for taking the time out of his busy schedule to be with us in Whitworth!”
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The constant drum beat accusing U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham of causing all the ills of amnesty is false and disingenuous. Sen. Graham is one senator out of 99 U.S. Senators who is attempting to resolve a very ticklish issue regarding the problems of illegal immigration. His skills and leadership are vital to the issue. The spin you hear on such idiotic terms as Gramnesty are downright demeaning and hogwash. Senator Graham loves the United States, his deeds, actions and service, prove it.
To paraphrase a recent writer who stated “Graham votes to give away your citizenship to people who are here illegally.” If the writer truly believes his rhetoric, it is unfortunate, as well as an inaccurate portrayal of Graham's accomplishments. Let me substantiate some instances where Graham has led i.e: the anchor baby bill, babies born to illegal mothers are not automatically citizens; stricter border security and enforcement; additional background checks, asylum, and visa overstays, Graham-Gowdy bill; a constitutional supporter of the Bill of Rights, especially of the Second Amendment; a co-signer of the Corker-Hoeven Border Surge bill, to protect the security of the borders.
The one issue of the lock-step gang is their commitment to stop Sen. Graham with the amnesty ploy. The naysayers can not recognize the excellent service the senator has provided for the citizen of South Carolina and for the nation. Graham’s dedication achieved the Protection Rights for Veterans Act (SCRA) S1999; Unborn, pain and suffering protection act; opposition to Obamacare; avoided the elimination of the Military Mine, Resistant, Ambush, Protection vehicle (MRAP) outfitted in S C; funds allocated for the deepening of Charleston Harbor, $40 million dollars for Port Georgetown; etc, etc.
On June 10th, it is my hope you look at the issues we face during these troubled times. Study the issues, then elect a person who will strive to protect the United States, get our economy rolling, have a strong military, protecting the constitution, help the veterans, will never give up on the issue of Benghazi, and will come up with the right plan on immigration. To me, that individual is Sen. Lindsey Graham.
The writer lives in Myrtle Beach.


By foot or by bike, come along for one of our upcoming public art tours! The Association for Public Art (aPA) has partnered with the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia to host a bike tour through West Fairmount Park on Saturday, August 25th, and we’ve teamed up with Feet First Philly to do a walking tour along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Saturday, September 22nd. Want to take your dog along? Sign up for our Dog Walk & Public Art Tour on September 29th as part of our #ArtPup campaign.
Fairmount Park Bike Tour with the Bicycle Coalition
Saturday, August 25, 2018
10:00AM – 1:00PM
Meet at Iroquois Park NOTE: The meeting location has changed to Lloyd Hall. Please meet at Lloyd Hall on Kelly Drive (see map)
Take a bike ride through Philadelphia’s scenic West Fairmount Park and learn about many of the outdoor sculptures along the way. This route will cover roughly 7 miles total with some hills. Please bring water and a helmet!
Benjamin Franklin Parkway Walking Tour with Feet First Philly
Saturday, September 22, 2018
10:30AM – 12:00PM
Meet at Philadelphia City Hall (see map)
Free for our members, $10 for non-members
This walking tour will highlight the unique stories behind the Parkway’s outstanding collection of public art, from Alexander Calder’s William Penn atop City Hall to Mark di Suvero’s Iroquois near the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
#ArtPup Dog Walk and Public Art Tour
Saturday, September 29, 2018
10:00AM – 12:00PM
Meet at Iroquois Park, 24th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
Free – Registration Required
Ramp up your routine and bring your pup for a public art stroll around the Philadelphia Museum of Art and along Kelly Drive as part of the Association for Public Art’s #ArtPup campaign. Only one dog per person allowed and dogs must be leashed at all times.


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|Biochemical composition of the essential oil
|The noble volatile fraction consists of phenylpropanoids, and in particular coumarins, on a fatty basis of C16 and C20.
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