Pakistan banned Test Captain Salman Butt is likely to give expert opinion on the World Cup on a private Television channel.
Sources were quoted as saying that Butt had entered into an agreement with a private TV channel for giving comments on the World Cup.
“He is being paid an undisclosed amount for the entire World Cup, said to be around half a million rupees,” blogs.bettor.com quoted a source as saying.
“Butt will be giving expert opinions on some matches of the World Cup particularly those involving Pakistan in the tournament,” the source added.
The source said that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) was not aware of this development yet and might be in a shock since they are also waiting for the detailed judgment of the ICC tribunal, which they should get ‘unofficially’ this week.
“It remains to be seen how the International Cricket Council (ICC) will react to having a banned player work as a cricket expert during the World Cup as the ban does cover a lot of areas,” the source concluded.


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Investing in the stock market can be a daunting task, especially with the vast number of options available. However, for those looking to capitalize on the exciting world of technology, there are several stocks that should be on their radar. These companies are killing it in tech, and you won't want to miss out on their growth potential.
Microsoft Corporation (MSFT): Microsoft has established itself as a tech giant with its diverse range of products and services. With a strong focus on cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI), Microsoft continues to show promising growth.
Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN): As the world's largest online retailer, Amazon has revolutionized the way people shop. With its expansion into various industries, including cloud computing and entertainment, Amazon's growth potential remains high.

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Deep down it hurts!
Yes,deep down it hurts so much. Unconsciously these streams of salty water begin to flow drowning my face because deep down it hurts, It feels as if my heart is being ripped open and torn to shreds. I am being bitten again and again,the teeth marks tattoo my skin. The claws of hungry animals rip my skin apart;the blood is seeping from my wounds and it hurts. They slash at me with those sharp nails and their hunger stricken eyes are boring deep in my skin penetrating through the curtains of my soul.
They feast everyday on my torn skin,ragged wounds and anguished screams. They quench their thirst by the forever oozing blood from my gashes and salty water from my sockets. These animals prey upon me from time to time wanting to demolish me,slowly breaking me apart.
When will these wounds be healed?When will this injured heart be soothed?When will these cuts be stitched?When will the shards in my broken heart be removed and my blood be cleaned?When will the bruises on my cheeks be cured? When? When will it stop hurting deep down?
Or this pain is endless for these animals,these monstrous animals who call themselves Humans increase everyday, their hunger doubles by every minute, their claws grow longer and the canine sharper. The throbbing pain in my heart is becoming intense, the stinging in my eyes is increasing, the excruciating pain in my body is poisoning me leisurely but surely. My skin is peeling rapidly and the raw pink meat inside vexes the animals.
These animals torment me,they slash at my wounds making them sorer and sorer. Its not just me these animals attack anyone;anyone who wants to be a true Human. They do not forgive this sin;not at any cost. This agony is becoming unbearable for me, its breaking the limits of my patience, this crucifixion is sucking the soul out of my body. I can't breathe, the air has been stroked out of my lungs. I am suffocating;this darkness is suffocating me.
They say this darkness will end. They say the sun will shine but WHEN? When my heart will have been broken into a million pieces unable to be collected? When the blood will permanently stain my once flawless skin? When the claws will bore so deep in my soul that it will be impossible to remove them?When my screams will turn into painful whispers? When these animals will have devoured the essence of my existence? When I will only be left with the Title of Human?
Oh!This agony,this helplessness will never end. They don't know but I do, this pain is endless, this night is the darkest for these animals will never be satisfied. This night has come to stay.
But still I will be persistent. I will fight back. I won't let them take the only satisfaction;the satisfaction of being human. I will not them deprive me of my pride of being a Homo sapiens.These animals can break me as much as they want but I believe in the Japanese Art of Kintsugi;the golden repair. I believe that my broken self will be repaired again and this time with a golden lining. These scars will shine, they will make me more beautiful just like the broken pieces of pottery, joined by a golden lining.

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The territory of the Madonie Mountains is considered as a biodiversity hot-spot in the Mediterranean Basin. Since long ago distinguished botanists who have studied the vegetation of this particular territory were fascinated by the high level of species diversity. In this chapter, an overview of the geographical, geological, soil, climatic and vegetation features of the area is provided. Madonie territory is an important center of diversity for fungi and in particular for species belonging to the genus Pleurotus growing on roots of plants of the family Apiaceae.
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The Bank of Korea (BoK) wants to monitor cryptocurrency transactions made through bank accounts registered with citizens’ real names, reports the Korea Herald.
According to documents sent to politicians, the BoK explained, “The [cryptocurrency] market has been growing at a fast pace and this could negatively affect the stability of the financial system.”
BoK said it hopes to enforce Article 87 of the Bank of Korea act. This would allow it to collect information from financial institutions and monitor transactions made through South Korean bank accounts.
If approved by policymakers, this would enhance the state’s ability to monitor an individual’s activity and crackdown on crypto-related crime.
Time’s tight for smaller exchanges
In April, South Korean crypto exchanges were given less than six months to implement strict anti-money laundering rules.
An amendment to the country’s money reporting laws came into effect in March, requiring exchanges to partner with banks. As part of the new rules banks:
- Bear greater responsibility for screening crypto exchanges for “financial soundness.”
- Hold culpability for illegal activity discovered on crypto exchanges.
- Remain liable to fines over potential illegal crypto activity.
The new measures have caused problems for many smaller exchanges that are unable to get backing from a bank.

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ELKTON, Md. (WJZ) — A 10-year-old girl is in critical condition after getting caught in the crossfire of a New Year’s celebration in Cecil County.
Police said the girl was shot in the head when someone fired a gun into the air at midnight.READ MORE: Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen Arrested At CASA Protest In DC
Rochelle Ritchie has more on the heartbreaking story.
The Cecil County Sheriff’s Office is blaming celebratory gunfire for the girl’s critical condition. She is fighting for her life and police are looking for a person who may not know their dangerous celebration led to such tragic events.
All is quiet right now on Ajs Court in Cecil County just one day after a 10-year-old girl was critically injured after being hit by stray bullet.
Lt. Michael Holmes says the little girl, who was visiting from Pennsylvania, was watching fireworks with her family when the celebration turned to a matter of life and death.
“There was numerous shots fired in the area. After speaking to witnesses, a shot was fired in the air and a bullet came down and struck the child in the head, causing the head trauma,” said Holmes.
The little girl was taken to the hospital where she remains on life support.READ MORE: Gov. Larry Hogan Lifts All COVID-19 Capacity Restrictions As Of Saturday, Indoor Mask Mandate Will Remain
Very few people on Ajs Court were willing to speak about Monday night’s shooting. Those who did said it is a tragic reminder that what goes up must come down.
“That’s definitely horrible. Nobody should have to deal with something like that, especially on New Year’s and somebody that young. That’s terrible,” said Ryan Doyle.
Neighbors say they could hear the boom from fireworks going off but now wonder if the boom and bang was gunfire.
“They stopped and a little bit later the ambulances came,” said Kris Collins.
The Sheriff’s Office said the shots fired in the area were from celebrations happening as the clocked strike 12, welcoming 2013.
“Investigators are still out canvassing the neighborhood, trying to find out where the shots actually came from,” said Holmes. “This is a unique situation for Cecil County.”
The incident was a tragic reminder that even in the happiest times, tragedy can strike.MORE NEWS: Colonial Pipeline Back Up, But It Could Take Days To Return To Normal Due To 'Panic Buying' Of Gas
Investigators have not determined where the shots came from and are still looking for the shooter.

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Tim Kopra comes from a fine art background making sculptural installations, public art, and interactive spaces for events. He has fabricated throughout California for various artists and institutions, notably MoreLab, Cathartic Productions, and Gordon Huether Studios. He has taught fine art, technical fabrication, and combinations of both with science and environmental studies locally and internationally. He holds a Masters in Fine Arts from San Francisco Art Institute and maintains an art practice exhibiting work throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and abroad. He currently lives and works in Oakland, California.
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text: I was trolling yarn online last week and as soon as I saw this color I thought it would be great for my pal. And hopefully this yarn won't pool too much. Now I just have to find a pattern. I think I'm going to do something more solid for this colorway and steer clear of the really lacy patterns out there. I pulled about 5 patterns I have been wanting to try and I'm going to put it up for a vote at knitting tonight.


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Florida was one of the few places that has an outright ban on adoption by gays and lesbians. Now the Florida House has passed a bill to remove that language, which was added in 1977, according to Associated Press.
The ban on gay and lesbian adoption was declared unconstitutional five years ago, and gays and lesbians have been allowed to adopt since then. This would simply clean up the state law, although the legislature had been reluctant to do so in the past.
No Republicans spoke against the amendment, although some voted against it. Some said they didn’t support adoption by gays and lesbians, but were voting for the amendment so the law reflected court rulings and policy.
In Texas, the state sodomy law has been unconstitutional since the 2003 Lawrence v Texas decision. Each legislative session since then, a bill to remove language that has been declared unconstitutional has failed to pass the Texas Legislature, so the law doesn’t reflect actual policy or court rulings.
People have been detained based on the unconstitutional law since then.
In the case of unconstitutional laws remaining on the books, misreading the Florida adoption law could delay an adoption and increase costs for no reason other than bigotry against those trying to adopt.
The bill still has to pass the Florida Senate and be signed by anti-gay Gov. Rick Scott.


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BHP Billiton has quietly started looking for a successor to Marius Kloppers, chief executive, in what could herald a further shake-up in the leadership of the global mining industry following a five-year period of stability.
The process, led by chairman Jac Nasser, is at a very preliminary stage and a succession at the top of the world's biggest mining company by market capitalization could take another 12 to 24 months, according to people familiar with the talks.
(Read More: BHP Second Half Profit Slides 35%, Olympic Dam on Hold )
BHP's move could mark a period of significant change in miners' executive suites, after several years in which chief executives of the largest global mining houses have clung on to their jobs despite the industry turbulence in the wake of the 2008-09 global financial crisis.
The four London-listed mining groups that dominate the industry – BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto , Anglo American and Xstrata – last saw major changes at the top in 2007, the year Mr. Kloppers took his job.
But the industry is set to see significant changes next year: Cynthia Carroll has announced she will step down as chief executive of Anglo American as soon as it finds a new head, while Mick Davis, Xstrata's boss, will depart if the merger between the group and Glencore closes later this year. Other international mining groups have seen changes at the top, including Vale of Brazil, Barrick Gold of Canada and Codelco of Chile, in recent months.
(Read More: BHP Warns of Job Cuts as Coal Markets Slow)
The changes come as miners come under pressure from institutional shareholders to return more money to investors just as the price of metals and minerals from aluminium to iron ore decline, squeezing profitability in the sector.
BHP declined to comment specifically on Mr. Kloppers, but said that succession planning for the chief executive and senior management team was "an ongoing process and one of the most critical tasks of any board". The company added: "BHP Billiton's board has always ensured that it has a well integrated, continual succession process in place for our most senior executives."
Industry executives said it should not come as a surprise that the miner's board had started planning for Mr Kloppers' eventual departure, pointing to the need to avoid a situation similar to that at Anglo American. While Ms Carroll has announced her departure the company has just started to look for a new chief executive.
(Read More: Rio, BHP Selloff 'Irrational,' Time to Buy: Pro)
"A board should discuss succession the moment they appoint the CEO," an industry executive familiar with BHP said.
Others, however, questioned whether discontent among BHP's shareholders after several setbacks including the failed attempt to take over PotashCorp and a collapse of a merger with Rio's iron business had contributed to the board's decision.
The company, however, highlighted that Mr Nasser praised Mr. Kloppers for his performance only a few weeks ago, saying: "We are very fortunate to have Marius as the CEO of the company, and he has been there for five years, and they've been five very, very successful years for us."

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What happened at Wirral Council’s Cabinet meeting held on the 25th November 2019?
On Monday morning (25th November 2019) Wallasey Town Hall had a “Preparing for Retirement” course running in Committee Room 2 and in the One Stop Shop the public were explaining why they were struggling to pay their council tax.
Wirral Council’s Cabinet (which was on borrowed time and would itself cease to exist in around 6 months time) met for a somewhat brief 18 minutes in public (video of the meeting can be watched below).
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Despite the ongoing general election, there were still matters to be decided. The recommendations of an ADASS (Directors of Adult Social Services) peer review into the integration of health and social care were briefly discussed.
Five different items within the portfolio of Cllr Janette Williamson (Cabinet Member for Finance and Resources and Labour’s Deputy Leader) took up most of the meeting.
She highlighted how she hoped their policies on council tax would encourage landlords to bring empty properties back into use (something her fellow Cabinet Member for Environment and Climate Change Cllr Liz Grey was “proud of”). The care leavers council tax discount (introduced in 2018) was also discussed.
Next was a report on the projected £7.1 million overspend. This had led to a “spending freeze” and “recruitment freeze”. References were made by Cllr Williamson to her preferred outcome to the general election in relation to the funding by national government of local councils such as Wirral and some of the reasons for these projections.
The report on the capital budget was more upbeat with an update on capital spend in the first half of 19-20 and was a recommendation to Council of a £52.889 million capital budget for 20-21.
Technical changes to the minimum revenue provision re-profiling were proposed due to accounting changes which were projected to free up an extra £2 million a year over the next ten years (although this was again a recommendation from Cabinet to a future meeting of all 66 Wirral Council councillors).
The treasury management mid-year report was the last report within Cllr Janette Williamson’s remit and dealt with borrowing and investments (£32 million of investments and £293 million of borrowing).
The final two items fell within the portfolio of Cllr Tony Jones (Cabinet Member for Growth and Regeneration). His items were:-
a) a recommendation for a £100,000 grant and £320,000 loan to an unnamed company in Birkenhead and Tranmere ward and
b) a grant of £275,000 to an unnamed company in Bromborough ward.
And with the public part of the Cabinet meeting nearly over, it only fell to Cllr Pat Hackett to propose a motion requiring the public to leave for the rest of the meeting.
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Don’t have an all-access pass to the Kids’ Choice Awards? Relax! Using this LIVE STREAM, pop culture fanatics can watch all the red carpet fashion, live performances, and green slime right from the comfort of their couch. Tune in for the show, right here!
The slimiest award show of the year is FINALLY here! Every year, the Kids’ Choice Awards promises a messy, sticky, icky, and gooey situation thanks to their signature green slime — and we can’t wait to watch all the action go down. If you’re planning on watching the show but have no idea where to start, listen up! Red carpet for the 2017 Kids’ Choice Awards starts at 6PM ET on Mar. 11 (Saturday), with the actual ceremony beginning at 8PM ET. You can either watch on the Nickelodeon channel on your TV or online with the live stream link posted below.
If you’re one of those people who are on the fence about tuning in, allow us to convince you! First, professional wrestler John Cena is hosting. While this may seem like an odd choice, the guy is freakin’ hilarious and you just KNOW he’s going to get covered from head to toe in green slime. Second, Fifth Harmony AND Camila Cabello are performing as two separate acts. Even if you’re not into the music, imagine how much tension might be brewing backstage! The girl group will sing their hit single “Shoutout To My Ex” and Camilla will perform “Bad Things” with Machine Gun Kelly (MGK).
Still not convinced? OK, what about the fashion? Check out all these butt-kicking superheroes who are expected to walk the red carpet — Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Chris Evans, and Jennifer Lawrence! Celebrities like Felicity Jones have traveled from a galaxy far, far away to also stun in sizzling outfits. But don’t worry, all your favorite Nickelodeon stars like Dove Cameron and Zendaya will be there too! Seriously, you don’t want to miss it!
HollywoodLifers, will you be tuning in on Mar. 11 to watch the Kids’ Choice Awards?


If it wasn’t already clear, the 2010-11 off-season has broadcast to the world the Chicago Cubs’ full-blown dormancy in the National League Central. I’m not saying the Cubs won’t be heard from in 2011, but they’ll likely make fewer national television appearances than Barack Obama. Don’t call them the Pirates yet, but also don’t call them the Reds, Brewers, Cardinals, or probably the Astros. That’s right, the Cubs are officially stuck in .500-ville. Picture the New York Knicks, except outdoors, and also without LeBron James.
The Cardinals have been busy adding Lance Berkman, Ryan Theriot and Jake Westbrook. Meanwhile, the Brewers were assembling the best rotation west of West Philly and the Reds were getting a year older. That’s right, the future is now for the powers of the National League Central. That means the future has to be 2012 for the Cubs, who have roughly $121 million committed to 15 players for the upcoming season. However, $50 million worth of bloated, under-achieving payroll will come off the books after 2011, meaning the Cubs could be poised for a serious 2012 run (paging Mr. Pujols).
Yes, this team did sign Carlos Pena, but it was a one-year deal. They also passed, or lost out, on Erik Bedard, Brandon Webb and every other veteran starter who has signed to provide a more bloated, under-achieving payroll. The Cubs clearly are looking ahead of ahead, which means Cubs fans might want to follow Ron Burgundy’s advice and find yourselves a safe house, or a relative close by. You might want to lay low for awhile.
There are many moves to be made with an eye on 2012, and here are the top ten potential deals…


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Virginia Gardner Becker was born in 1919 and grew up in Murfreesboro, North Carolina. She attended Chowan Junior College and graduated from the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina (now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro) in 1940. She worked at Thomasville Chair Company after graduation.
In June 1943 Becker joined the WAVES as an ensign and completed basic training at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, in July 1943. She was assigned to temporary duty in Scotia, New York, until she could attend Supply and Disbursing School at Harvard University in October 1943. In January 1944, she became assistant officer in charge of the Commissary Store at the Naval Air Station at Quonset Point, Rhode Island. On 20 April 20 1945 she married Bernie Becker, an employee of Pratt Reed Company, but she continued in the WAVES until 31 October 1945. She was discharged as a full lieutenant.
After the end of World War II, Becker and her husband lived in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Maryland before settling in Martinsville, Virginia, with their three children. Becker spent many years working as a bookkeeper, first for a tobacco company and later for a church. She died on 19 September 2013 in Martinsville, Virginia.

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text: Final Report Summary - THYROIDANTIOXIDANT (Role of the Keap1/Nrf2 antioxidant response system in thyroid gland homeostasis and thyroid cancer) Background, Rationale and Objectives of the ProjectOxidative stress (OS) ensues when pro-oxidant and electrophilic reactive species overwhelm the cell’s antioxidant and detoxification proteins. In addition to causing protein and lipid damage, OS can cause mutations and epigenetic perturbation, and it is therefore a causative or exacerbating factor in a range of human disorders like cancer, neurodegeneration, ischemia-reperfusion injury, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and many others. Disorders linked to oxidation affect tissues that are exposed to the environment (skin, lung, digestive tract), generate high amounts of free radicals (muscle), function in detoxification (liver, kidney, placenta), or are particularly stress-sensitive (neurons). In contrast, little was yet known about the role of OS in the thyroid gland. This gap in knowledge was surprising, given that the thyroid generates on a daily basis high amounts of the oxidant hydrogen peroxide, which it uses to oxidize iodide and iodinate thyroglobulin in the process of thyroid hormone synthesis. It had been shown that, compared to other tissues, the thyroid has increased capacity for defending itself against OS (1). Specific antioxidant and detoxification enzymes had been identified that presumably help thyroid cells to maintain their homeostasis by ameliorating oxidative insults. While a minimal oxidative load is a prerequisite for normal thyroid cell function (2, 3), the gland’s antioxidant defense is activated by intra-thyroidal OS occurring during iodine deficiency, goitrogenesis, and high iodine-induced involution (4-6). However, the precise mechanisms by which thyroid cells sense and respond to OS remained unknown.The pathway centered on the transcription factor Nrf2 (NFE2-related transcription factor 2) was an excellent candidate for mediating the antioxidant response of the thyroid. In the absence of OS, Nrf2 binds to its cytoplasmic inhibitor Keap1 (Kelch-like ECH-associated protein 1), a protein tethered to the actin cytoskeleton (7). Keap1 suppresses the activity of Nrf2 both passively by sequestering it in the cytoplasm, as well as actively by targeting it for polyubiquitination and thus facilitating its proteasomal degradation. In addition to serving as an inhibitor of Nrf2, Keap1 also functions as a sensor of oxidants and electrophiles, which react with its redox-sensitive cysteine residues. Oxidative stressors or electrophilic xenobiotics abolish the inhibition of Nrf2 by Keap1. Nrf2 then accumulates in the nucleus where it transcriptionally activates protective genes through antioxidant response elements (AREs) in their regulatory sequences. Extensive research in organisms across the evolutionary spectrum has shown that Nrf2 defends animals against OS by preventing DNA and protein damage and protecting against stress-related pathologies (8). In animal models of disease, pharmacological activation of Nrf2 by various synthetic and natural compounds can prevent cancer and other disorders linked to OS. Since aging is also associated with oxidation, Nrf2 is required for normal lifespan and its induction can promote longevity. Both up-regulation and down-regulation of Nrf2 have been associated with human disease: Nrf2 activity is unexpectedly suppressed during normal aging and during the progression of OS-related disorders, due to changes in the abundance of Keap1 and other regulators. This paradoxical suppression of Nrf2 is thought to initiate a vicious cycle that further promotes organism and/or tissue aging and facilitates the clinical manifestation of aging- and stress-related diseases (8). Conversely, constitutive activation of Nrf2 by somatic mutations or epigenetic events that impair its interaction with Keap1 has been found in a variety of human cancers and promotes resistance to chemotherapy. Thus, tight regulation of Nrf2 activity is crucial for tissue homeostasis and disease prevention.Taken together, the global importance of Nrf2 for antioxidant defense; its high expression in the thyroid (http://biogps.gnf.org); and the association of iodine deficiency with OS, suggested that the Keap1/Nrf2 pathway could be critical for thyroid gland homeostasis, and that its inappropriate activation could be associated with thyroid cancer. Thus, the objectives of the project were to elucidate the role of the Keap1/Nrf2 antioxidant response pathway in the homeostasis of the thyroid gland under normal and goitrogenic or other pathological conditions, and to document its dysregulation by pathogenic mutations and/or epigenetic events in thyroid cancer.1. Maier J. et al. (2006) Endocrinology 147, 3391-3397; 2. Poncin, S. et al. (2009) J Endocrinol 201, 161-167; 3. Poncin, S. et al. (2010) Am J Pathol 176, 1-9; 4. Maier, J. et al. (2007) Biochim Biophys Acta 1773, 990-999; 5. Poncin, S. et al. (2008) Endocrinology 149, 424-433; 6. Krohn, K. et al. (2007) Nat Clin Pract Endocrinol Metab 3, 713-720 ; 7. Motohashi, H. et al. (2004) Trends Mol Med 10, 549-557; 8. Sykiotis, G. P. et al. (2010) Science Signaling 3, r3; 9. Eszlinger, M. et al. (2007) Curr Opin Endocrinol Diabetes Obes 14, 393-397.ResultsAim1 was to document Nrf2 signaling as regulator of thyroid antioxidant defense, and this goal has been achieved through work in two rodent cell lines (PCCL3 and FRTL5) and one human thyroid cell line (TAD2), which were used to investigate whether Nrf2 regulates antioxidant defenses in thyrocytes. Importantly, the cell lines were genotyped and found to be free of mutations in the genes encoding Nrf2 and Keap1. The Nrf2 pathway was manipulated experimentally with known inducers available commercially (sulforaphane, oltipraz) and with genetic constructs obtained or generated in-house to over-express or knock-down Nrf2 and Keap1. The results consistently showed that pathway activation increases resistance to oxidative insults, whereas its inhibition increases the sensitivity of the cells to oxidants and compromises their survival. In addition, Nrf2 was found to control the expression of genes fundamental for thyroid hormone synthesis, including TG, TSHR, TPO and NIS. These results have been presented in scientific conferences and a publication is in preparation.Aim 2 was to investigate the role of Nrf2 during conditions of altered thyroid physiology with the expectation that Nrf2 ameliorates intra-thyroidal OS. To this end, wild type and nrf2-/- mice were subjected to an established model of experimental goitrogenesis (treatment with the anti-thyroid medication PTU plus deprivation of iodine from the diet). Molecular analyses and immunohistochemistry (IHC) demonstrated that the Nrf2 pathway was activated by the treatment, thus verifying the hypothesis. However, there was no difference in the size of the goiters or the degree of hypothyroidism between wild-type and nrf2-/- animals, questioning whether Nrf2 is critical for the prevention of goiter in this model. Moreover, the administration of a goiter-rescuing chemical (prostaglandin J2) was not found to activate Nrf2. A potential explanation for these results is that goitrogenesis in this model is driven primarily by thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), which is secreted by the pituitary in high amounts in response to treatment with PTU (in this sense, this is a model of drug-induced primary hypothyroidism), and Nrf2 may not be related to TSH-driven processes. It was therefore postulated that Nrf2 might be functionally relevant for milder models of thyroid function perturbation, which do not involve TSH: the so called “thyroid autoregulation” refers to the adaptation of the gland to changes in the amount of available iodine, either shortage in the diet, or exposure to pharmacological doses, such as during a computed tomography (CT) scan with intravenous contrast (which invariably contains iodine). Indeed, further work showed that iodine exposure activates Nrf2 (molecular analyses of target genes and IHC for Nrf2), and Nrf2 was found to control the expression of genes fundamental for thyroid hormone synthesis, including TG, TSHR, TPO and NIS. Taken together, these data indicate that Nrf2 is critical for thyroid autoregulation. Lastly, Nrf2 was found to cross-talk with other stress protective cellular systems, such as the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway (UPS) and the unfolded protein response (UPR) during iodine exposure. These results have been presented in scientific conferences and a publication is in preparation.Aim 3 was to test whether constitutive Nrf2 activation is associated with human thyroid cancer. Although it was expected that thyroid cancers harbor somatic mutations in KEAP1 and NRF2, the analysis of archived thyroid cancer samples from patients did not reveal such mutations. Consistently, no such mutations were found in a panel of 10 human thyroid cancer cell lines. Nevertheless, immunohistochemical staining for Nrf2 and its target genes demonstrated that the pathway is indeed activated in thyroid cancer compared to control samples of healthy thyroid tissue from the same patients, as well as benign overgrowths (hyperplastic goiter) from unrelated patients. The control samples showed very low abundance of Nrf2, consistent with the hypothesis that pathway activation is a tumor-specific phenomenon. Therefore, pathway activation is not due to mutations in the pathway itself, as originally hypothesized, but due to other genetic or epigenetic events. In addition, it was shown that knock-down of Nrf2 in thyroid cancer cell lines is highly effective in reducing cell viability.Conclusions and Potential ImpactThe main conclusions from the project are that: (i) the Nrf2 antioxidant response pathway controls antioxidant genes in the thyroid and protects thyrocytes from cellular stress independently and via interaction with other proteostatic systems; (ii) Nrf2 regulates the expression of thyroid-specific genes with roles in thyroid hormone synthesis and thyroid autoregulation in response to changes in iodine availability; and (iii) increased activity of Nrf2 is a hallmark of papillary thyroid carcinoma because it protects transformed thyrocytes from oxidative stress.Correspondingly, the main implications of these findings are that: (i) understanding the antioxidant and iodine-handling properties of thyrocytes under various physiological and pathological conditions necessitates addressing the involvement of Nrf2; (ii) modeling and manipulating the Nrf2 system may help elucidate the molecular mechanisms of thyroid autoregulation, a fundamental physiological phenomenon with major clinical implications (iodine-induced hyper- and hypothyroidism) that is known for over 40 years but whose basis remains obscure; and (iii) Nrf2-inhibiting compounds, which are currently in development by several companies, might be useful in treating radioiodine-refractory or metastatic thyroid cancer. Thus, the results of the project are of interest to basic researchers, translational investigators (including endocrinologists), patients affected by thyroid disorders, and SMEs and pharmaceutical companies pursuing the Nrf2 pathway as a drug target.Project website and contact informationThe project’s website is live and will be maintained indefinitely: www.thyroid.eu. A “.eu” address was specifically chosen to highlight the European dimension and character of the project. The support from the Marie S. Curie scheme is explicitly acknowledged on the website. Links to the published scientific results of the project are featured on the website, which contains general information about the project as well as contact information. The website will be updated with the expected future publications.

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While some essential workers received a chorus of accolades in the advertising world in the first couple phases of pandemic marketing, others have continued on in the background without much of a nod from the folks who rely on them day in and day out.
Convenience and grocery store workers certainly fall into the latter category. In New York City, of course, that’s the bodega owner and worker—a community staple for nearly everyone who lives in one of the five boroughs.


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Short Stories in Magazines, Anthologies, Textbooks, & More
"Morning Glories" is in Fifteen Views of Miami burrowpress.com/product/miami/, a collection of lightly linked stories, published by Burrow Press and edited by Jaquira Diaz.
One of “the 7 best books about Miami.” –Miami New Times
One of “our 10 favorite books set in South Florida.” –The New Tropic
“15 Views of Miami offers a sprawling portrait of Miami-Dade … a complex web of stories keep the reader searching for clues and meaning around every corner. In 15 Views of Miami, we see our city for what it is — a place risen from the ashes by investment capital and developers, but defined by the stories of the people that ignited the flame… If the goal was to paint a literary portrait of Miami’s profound uniqueness and shifting cultural identity, than Díaz succeeded. Each story is its own world, told by characters filled with longing for a Miami past a reader can’t help but relate to.”–The New Tropic
"Blues for Veneece" is included in the Tyrus Books anthology Delta Blues, edited by Carolyn Haines, with an introduction by Morgan Freeman, which was published in May 2010. A percentage of the receipts for this book go to assist the Rock River Foundation in its work for literacy in Mississippi. An e-book version of Delta Blues is available.
Book Critis Oline Cogdill named Delta Blues one of the best mystery books of 2010.
Great review of Delta Blues in the Mobile Press-Register, with attention to "Blues for Veneece."
Emily Bingham of U. South Alabama interviewed me on writing and "Blues for Veneece." The interview is online.
Delta Blues' launch weekend included a reception hosted by the Delta Writers chapter of the Mississippi Writers Guild, and an awards ceremony for a writing competition for high school students where the winners were thrilled not only with their awards but with the presence of Morgan Freeman.
I sang a couple of numbers with the authors' blues band, The Blues Muse, as well as being a Boomette backup singer for the launch of Delta Blues, March 27, 2010 at Ground Zero Blues Club in Clarksdale, Mississippi. One number is now up on Youtube.
Billy Howell's interview with me about my Delta Blues story and the anthology, as well as coverage of the launch events, can be read online at the Clarksdale Press Register.
"Gift Wrap" was included in A Dixie Christmas: Holiday Stories from the South's Best Writers, edited by Charline McCord and Judy Tucker, with an introduction by Fred Chappell, published by Algonquin Books in 2005.
"Gift Wrap" was first published in the Fort Lauderale Sun-Sentinel. It was the first of three short stories centering on two South Florida characters, as I kept going back and findng I had more to discover about them. All three are included in Magpies.
"Gift Wrap" also appeared in Irrepressible Appetites, edited by Tracey Broussard, published in 2003 by Rock Press. In this food-centric anthology my story is accompanied by my great-grandmother's recipe for Lebkuchen.
"Blue Vandas" appears in A Hell of a Woman, An Anthology of Female Noir, edited by Megan Abbott, published by Busted Flush Press in 2007
Reviewed in Crime Scene Scotland: "The problem with many anthologies is that certain stories feel like they're coasting. Usually, these stories come from the biggest names in the anthology. But here, everyone's on form from the names you know down to the names you don't. They're all on board and running with the idea of femininity as a concept, an actuality, a myth... something to embrace and something to be terrified of."
Some nice words for "Blue Vandas" and A Hell of a Woman. More from Booklist Online.
Blue Vandas went out of print when Busted Flush Press folded. I think it must be a collector's item by now because it has so many great writers in it.
"Hush Money" appeared in Marilyn: Shades of Blonde, edited by Carole Nelson Douglas, which was published by Forge in 1997.
It is included in my second collection, The Secret Names of Women.
My early short stories were published in Redbook, Quarterly West, the minnesota review, The Greensboro Review, Sou'wester, Colorado State Review, West Branch, The Pennsylvania Review, and more. They have received multiple Pushcart nominations.
... and I'm honored to announce that "Marble" made the list of "Other Distinguished Mystery Stories of 2017" in Best American Mysteries 2018. Series editor Otto Penzler's foreword describing the process of reading more than three thousand published stories in print journals, e-zines, and anthologies to cull from 3000 plus short stories to fifty, of which twenty are printed, shows both how strong the interest in short crime fiction is today, and how tough the competition.
"Quickstep" appeared in the Summer 2017 issue of The Miami Rail. Read the story here and you can follow links to explore the rest of the issue. The Miami Rail is available in print form at many venues around Miami-Dade County.
"The Willows," magical realist flash fiction, was published in the Summer 2016 issue of Rose Red Review.
Audio Story Publication
My reading of "Macy is the Other Woman," which appears in The Secret Names of Women and was first published in Other Voices, is in the great audio literary magazine The Drum.
"The Borges Cure" appeared in Night Train Magazine.
Night Train is now inactive and the archives are incomplete, so the story is not online currently.
Kristi Peterson Schoonover blogged about the story here.
"The Borges Cure" was listed by Wigleaf as one of the top 50 flash stories of the year.
"Alchemy" was published in the online magazine Pig in a Poke,which sadly shut down after the death of its editor, the poet Harry Calhoun.
My short story "When, He Wondered" appeared in the March/April 2010 issue of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.
It is included in Magpies.
"Texaco on Biscayne"was first published in Saw Palm, a journal of Florida literature and art. It appears, in revised form, in my collection Magpies.
Earlier short stories were published in Painted Bride Quarterly, Apalachee Review, the minnesota review, Other Voices, Tampa Review, Quarterly West, Redbook, The Greensboro Review, and many more magazines.
"Beauty" was first published in Mondo Barbie, edited by Lucinda Ebersole and Richard Peabody, St. Martin's Press. The book has pink paper and is shaped like a Barbie box. I first met Denise Duhamel, now my friend and colleague, when we did a reading for Mondo Barbie at the Miami Book Fair.
"Beauty" also appeared in Having a Wonderful Time, Simon & Schuster.
"Elvis Lives," winner of the Edgar Award for Best Mystery Short Story
"Elvis Lives" also appeared in:
Simply the Best Mysteries, edited by Janet Huchings, Carroll & Graf (1998)
Murder to Music, edited by Cynthia Manson & Kathleen Halligan, Carroll & Graf (1997).
From Kirkus Reviews: "As even the perfect Wagnerite knows, it's not easy to tell a compelling story while providing great music, and atmosphere prevails over mystery-mongering in most of these 15 stories (194793) chosen by Manson and Hallican (Murder Intercontinental, 1996). Six involve the opera, but except for James Yaffe's sprightly armchair matriarch ("Mom Sings an Aria"), the stories are more successful when they get down and dirty (Doug Allyn's "The Sultans of Soul" and John Lutz's "The Right to Sing the Blues") or hit the road (Lynne Barrett's droll trio of Elvis impersonators)."
And the first of all was: The Year's Best Mystery and Suspense Stories 1991, edited by Edward Hoch, published by Walker and Co.
From Publishers Weekly: "The winner, Lynne Barrett, scored with "Elvis Lives," in which a reluctant and increasingly alcoholic impersonator of the King stumbles on a foolproof method of dissolving his contract. . ."
And from Kirkus Reviews: "Long-time anthologist Hoch this time includes all five Edgar-nominated stories in his "Best'' compilation, and Lynne Barrett's "Elvis Lives,'' the ultimate Edgar winner—a dark, garish look at the Presley-impersonator industry—is reason enough to own the book. . ."

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Amendments proposed: No. 11, in page 31, line 13, leave out
'Subject to sub-paragraph (3AB) below,'.—[Mr.Oppenheim.]
§ Madam Deputy Speaker
With this, it will be convenient to discuss Government amendment Nos.12 and 13.
§ Mr. Timms
I shall be very brief. The Minister will recall that we discussed in Committee, under clause 37, the matter of the Custom House and Canning Town community renewal project and the effect that the changes would have on it. My hon. Friend the Member for Bristol, South (Ms Primarolo) and I both mentioned that matter. Amendments Nos. 11, 12 and 13 put into effect the announcements made by the Minister in Committee. However, the accountants who are advising the project have mentioned some difficulties, on which I should like to question the Minister.
In a case in which a charity is the developer of a refurbished building and intends to occupy a small office in it comprising about 2 per cent. of its floor space, will subsection (13) in amendment No. 12 mean that that charity will not be able to reclaim any VAT on the project because it will occupy, as the developer, a small part of the building? The charity has always accepted that it will not be able to reclaim VAT on the 2 per cent. of floor space that it uses. That matter was not mentioned in Committee, but since the amendment was published it has caused some alarm to those involved with the project.
240 I raised two other issues in Committee, and the amendments do not make it clear how they have been dealt with, as the Minister said that they would. Will the Minister confirm that, in cases in which small businesses occupying commercial units are below the VAT threshold, the VAT paid will still be reclaimable? He said in Committee that he intended to exempt small workshops from the provisions of clause 37, but I am not sure where in the amendment that exemption has been made. Perhaps he will clarify that matter.
Secondly, as I mentioned in Committee, the district health authority has contributed £50,000 to the project because it would include a health centre. Will the Minister give an assurance, consistent with what he said in Committee in 11 February, that a general practitioner will not be regarded as being connected with a person responsible for financing the development, so that VAT will continue to be reclaimable on that part of the project?
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§ Mr. Oppenheim
I hope that I can give some clarification to the hon. Gentleman. Charities benefit from zero rating on new buildings for non-business use. Up to 10 per cent. business activity is allowed. That relief remains unaffected.
The amendments do not help a doctor, a financial sector operation, a business or any similar operation that is exempt. An exempt business gains benefit from being exempt and therefore does not have to charge VAT to its customers. The fact that doctors and hospitals cannot reclaim is reflected in their funding, which is gross of that unclaimable VAT.
The amendments are not designed to help those, such as exempt businesses or doctors, who should not be able to reclaim. Those who are exempt should not have the right to tax, and therefore the right to reclaim, otherwise they would be getting it both ways—reclaiming without having charged, or while being funded gross.
I hope that that answers the hon. Gentleman, but if he wants to deal with those points in detail with me, I shall be happy to oblige with the greatest of pleasure.
§ Amendment agreed to.
§ Amendments made: No. 12, in page 31, line 16, leave out from beginning to end of line 6 on page 32 and insert—
- '(a) the grant giving rise to the supply was made by a person ('the grantor') who was a developer of the land; and
- (b) at the time of the grant, it was the intention or expectation of—
- (i)the grantor, or
- (ii)a person responsible for financing the grantor's development of the land for exempt use, that the land would become exempt land (whether immediately or eventually and whether or not by virtue of the grant) or, as the case may be, would continue, for a period at least, to be such land."
§ (3) After paragraph 3 of that Schedule (construction of paragraph 2) there shall be inserted the following paragraph—
§ "3A.—(l) This paragraph shall have effect for the construction of paragraph 2(3AA) above.
- (a) the land, or a building or part of a building on that land, is an asset falling in relation to that person to be treated as a capital item for the purposes of any regulations under section 26(3) and (4) providing for adjustments relating to the deduction of input tax; and
- (b) the grant was made at a time falling within the period over which such regulations allow adjustments relating to the deduction of input tax to be made as respects that item.
§ (3) In paragraph 2(3AA) above and this paragraph the references to a person's being responsible for financing the grantor's development of the land for exempt use are references to his being a person who, with the intention or in the expectation that the land will become, or continue (for a period at least) to be, exempt land—
- (a) has provided finance for the grantor's development of the land; or
- (b) has entered into any agreement, arrangement or understanding (whether or not legally enforceable) to provide finance for the grantor's development of the land.
§ (4) In sub-paragraph (3)(a) and (b) above the references to providing finance for the grantor's development of the land are references to doing any one or more of the following, that is to say—
- (a) directly or indirectly providing funds for meeting the whole or any part of the cost of the grantor's development of the land;
- (b) directly or indirectly procuring the provision of such funds by another;
- (c) directly or indirectly providing funds for discharging, in whole or in part, any liability that has been or may be incurred by any person for or in connection with the raising of funds to meet the cost of the grantor's development of the land;
- (d) directly or indirectly procuring that any such liability is or will be discharged, in whole or in part, by another.
§ (5) The references in sub-paragraph (4) above to the provision of funds for a purpose referred to in that sub-paragraph include references to—
- (a) the making of a loan of funds that are or are to be used for that purpose;
- (b) the provision of any guarantee or other security in relation to such a loan;
- (c) the provision of any of the consideration for the issue of any shares or other securities issued wholly or partly for raising those funds; or
- (d) any other transfer of assets or value as a consequence of which any of those funds are made available for that purpose.
§ (6) In sub-paragraph (4) above the references to the grantor's development of the land are references to the acquisition by the grantor of the asset which—
- (a) consists in the land or a building or part of a building on the lknd, and
- (b) in relation to the grantor falls to be treated for the purposes mentioned in sub-paragraph (2)(a) above as a capital item;
§ (7) For the purposes of paragraph 2(3AA) above and this paragraph land is exempt land if, at a time falling within the period mentioned in sub-paragraph (2)(b) above—
- (a) the grantor,
- (b) a person responsible for financing the grantor's development of the land for exempt use, or
- (c) a person connected with the grantor or with a person responsible for financing the grantor's development of the land for exempt use,
§ (8) For the purposes of this paragraph, but subject to sub-paragraphs (10) and (12) below, a person's occupation at any time of any land is not capable of being occupation for eligible purposes unless he is a taxable person at that time.
§ (9) Subject to sub-paragraphs (10) to (12) below, a taxable person in occupation of any land shall be taken for the purposes of this paragraph to be in occupation of that land for eligible purposes to the extent only that his occupation of that land is for the purpose of making supplies which—
- (a) are or are to be made in the course or furtherance of a business carried on by him; and
- (b) are supplies of such a description that any input tax of his which was wholly attributable to those supplies would be input tax for which he would be entitled to a credit.
§ (10) For the purposes of this paragraph—
- (a) occupation of land by a body to which section 33 applies is occupation of the land for eligible purposes to the extent that the body occupies the land for purposes other than those of a business carried on by that body; and
- (b) any occupation of land by a Government department (within the meaning of section 41) is occupation of the land for eligible purposes.
§ (11) For the purposes of this paragraph, where land of which any person is in occupation—
- (a) is being held by that person in order to be put to use by him for particular purposes, and
- (b) is not land of which he is in occupation for any other purpose,—
§ (12) Sub-paragraphs (8) to (11) above shall have effect where land is in the occupation of a person who—
- (a) is not a taxable person, but
- (b) is a person whose supplies are treated for the purposes of this Act as supplies made by another person who is a taxable person,
§ (13) For the purposes of this paragraph a person shall be taken to be in occupation of any land whether he occupies it alone or together with one or more other persons and whether he occupies all of that land or only part of it.
§ No. 13, in page 32, line 13, leave out '31st May 1997' and insert '30th November 1999'.—[Mr. Brandreth.]


A gas heater / heat exchanger is a device in which heat is delivered (transferred) from one medium to another. They can be made by touching and separating the media with a partition, a pipe wall, etc. Which prevent their direct contact.
The surface of the heat exchanger is made of tubes, so these heat exchangers are called tubular heat exchangers.
Depending on which procedure is primary, ie. Whether we want the main medium heated or cooled, we divide heat exchangers into heaters and coolers.
The materials used to manufacture the heat exchanger are usually steel. They can be non-alloy, low-alloy, high-alloy steel and cast steel. Pipes for the production of heat exchangers are made of aluminum and its alloys, copper and its alloys, as well as carbon, low-alloy and high-alloy steel. The gas heater / heat exchanger is protected by the anti-corrosion effect of surface corrosion, the aggressive influence of the atmosphere, condensation, etc., according to the corrosion protection procedure.


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This soft, electronic ‘nerve cooler’ might be a brand-new method to ease discomfort
A versatile electronic implant might one day make discomfort management a lot more chill.
Created from products that liquify in the body, the gadget surrounds nerves with an evaporative cooler. Implanted in rats, the cooler obstructed discomfort signals from zipping up to the brain, bioengineer John Rogers and associates report in the July 1 Science
Though far from prepared for human usage, a future variation might possibly let “clients call up or down the discomfort relief they require at any given minute,” states Rogers, of Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill.
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Scientists currently understood that low temperature levels can numb nerves in the body. Consider frozen fingers in the winter season, Rogers states. Simulating this phenomenon with an electronic implant isn’t simple. Nerves are delicate, so researchers require something that carefully hugs the tissues. And a perfect implant would be taken in by the body, so medical professionals would not need to eliminate it.
Made from water-soluble products, the group’s gadget includes a soft cuff that twists around a nerve like toilet tissue on a roll. Tiny channels snake down its rubbery length. When liquid coolant that’s pumped through the channels vaporizes, the procedure draws heat from the underlying nerve. A temperature level sensing unit assists researchers struck the sweet area– cold adequate to obstruct discomfort however not too cold to harm the nerve.
The scientists covered the implant around a nerve in rats and checked how they reacted to having a paw poked. With the nerve cooler turned on, researchers might use about 7 times as much pressure as normal prior to the animals pulled their paws away. That’s an indication that the rats’ senses had actually grown slow, Rogers states.
He imagines the gadget being utilized to deal with discomfort after surgical treatment, instead of persistent discomfort. The cooler links to an outdoors source of power and would be connected to clients like an IV line. They might manage the level of discomfort relief by changing the coolant’s circulation rate. Such a system may provide targeted relief without the drawbacks of addicting discomfort medications like opioids, Rogers recommends ( SN: 8/27/19)
Now the scientists wish to check out the length of time they can use the cooling impact without destructive tissues, Rogers states. In experiments, the longest that they cooled rats’ nerves was for about 15 minutes.
” If dealing with discomfort, cooling would need to go on for a lot longer time period,” states Seward Rutkove, a nerve physiologist at Harvard Medical School who wasn’t associated with the research study. Still, he includes, the gadget is “an intriguing evidence of idea and ought to certainly be pursued.”


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Chocolate Croissant Witch Hats
9 minutes bake time
Kids will love these chocolaty witch hat-shaped crescent snacks. Easy to make with only 3 ingredients!
- 1 can Jus-Rol™ Croissants
- 85g chocolate chips
- 2 teaspoons icing sugar or unsweetened baking cocoa
- Pizza Cutter
- Baking Paper
- Baking Tray
- Cooling Rack
- Pastry Brush
- Preheat the oven to 200°C (180°C for fan assisted ovens)/Gas Mark 6. Line 2 large baking sheets with baking paper. Separate dough into 6triangles.Cut each triangle into 2 smaller triangles.
- Sprinkle a heaping teaspoon of chocolate chips on wide end of the croissant triangle, and roll over once to form brim of hat.
- Form the rest of the croissant triangle into hat shape. Repeat for remaining croissant triangles. Place on the baking sheet. Bake 8-10 minutes or until golden brown.
- Using fine mesh strainer, sprinkle crescent hats with icing sugar or cocoa; serve warm.
- To dress up, melt chocolate chips in microwave, and drizzle over hats.
- Use Halloween stencils to make fun designs on the hats with powdered sugar or cocoa, and remember to let the kids in on the fun!


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By Kampala Sun Writer
Tanzanian businesswoman Frida Kajala posted a cryptic message on her Instagram confirming that he has broken up with renowned musician Harmonize.
Kajala and Harmonize got back together in June this year after the singer asked for forgiveness.
Earlier in April, Harmonize went on social media to show off the expensive chains he bought for his ex-lover Kajala and shared a receipt showing that the gold chains had cost him a fortune.
This was his way of asking for forgiveness and asking Kajala to take him back, and she did as she confirmed they were back in action when he recorded herself jamming to his new song while in a Range Rover he bought her.
However, the gorgeous mother took to Instagram to share she is no longer with the Matatizo hitmaker.
She said: “As a woman and human being I was created to love and forgive, but in this, I deserve to be laughed at, carried and looked down on. I’m not here to defend or show sympathy it’s true I made mistakes and I’ve realized my mistakes, I’m not perfect. I sure do miss my family, siblings, and friends. Making a mistake is not a mistake, a mistake is repeating a mistake. I forgive my X and I’m ready for the next.
On June 25, the Tanzanian crooner proposed to Kajala at a lavish party attended by her daughter, other family members and friends, and she said yes. The pair looked happy throughout the event and whispered sweet nothings in each other’s ears before the main event of the day.

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Both golf players and those hosting a golf tournament alike know how important it is to be making use of the most effective golf course management strategies that they can think of. While playing the game, some are too straightforward wherein they will just make one long shot for a hole that is free from troubles. However, there are times where golf courses become harder and so you have to choose from different shot options. When it comes to golf course management, making decisions is part of your battles, and the more you make good decisions, the more are your chances of improving playing a good game of golf.
Just like all other sports, you can make better decisions in playing the game if you come prepared. For starters, you should know what to look for in choosing a golf course. For example, it is up to you what golf options near Long Island you intend to do some golf. Furthermore, you are also applying good golf course management if you are aware with what club you must be using to be able to get the distance that you want to hit. You will learn that in playing golf, you will not be playing the same distance in the driving range with the use of the golf club that you have. If you heavily count on the club that you use for long shot distances, then majority of your shots will come out short making it a very poor golf course management option.
Knowing what both your strengths and weaknesses are is also one sure way for you to handle better golf course management. This is very challenging because determining what your strengths and weaknesses are will depend on certain scenarios. You may find golf players that find it very satisfying when they play on sand but when the golf course has it, then sometimes they fail to perform. There are particular situations where making a sand shot entails for the golfer to do it on the sand while at times it will be recommended that they use some trap on certain areas of the course. Indeed, there is no denying that there are similar situations when you play the game of golf.
When it comes to golf course management, it is a must that golfers are well aware of the internet and how golf courses use social media. With the recent advancements in technology, every golf player must have some insights into understanding social side of running a golf course.
Thus, always see to it that you make good decisions and use some technology here and there if you want to ensure good golf course management.

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UFO researchers and UFO and Close Encounters of the Third Kind enthusiasts gathered in Hulett, Wyoming for the Devils Tower UFO Rendezvous recently. Held near the iconic natural phenomenon made famous from the Steven Spielberg movie, lectures discussed UFO research and the latest UFO news.
OpenMinds.tv interviewed several of the speakers on their thoughts regarding the recent revelation that the Pentagon had a secret UFO program that began in 2007. According to insiders, the program still exists.
Read the New York Times article that broke the news: Glowing Auras and ‘Black Money’: The Pentagon’s Mysterious U.F.O. Program
Read the OpenMinds.tv article on the revelation and rockstar Tom DeLonge’s involvement.
Watch our exclusive interview with Luis Elizondo.
Read more about the Devils Tower UFO Rendezvous: devilstoweruforendezvous.com
Links to more information about the researchers in the video:
Marc D’Antonio – Watch his SkyTour Livestream
Micha Hanks – The Gralien Report: gralienreport.com
Lee Speigel – leespeigel.com
David Marler – davidmarlerufo.com
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The farm has been in the Layton Family since the mid 1700’s. For the last 6 generations there has been only one son and 5 of them have all occupied the farm Our son, Alan, is the 6th generation. We are not sure the exact date the barn was built but Bob’s Grandfather, Carey, stated the barn has been there for most of these generations.
The barn is framed with hand hewed logs held together with wooden pegs. The foundation was built of large stones. Most of these stones are still holding the barn. We presently use the top of the barn to store our hay and the bottom part is used for shelter for our cows the same as generations before.
The Quilt Block:
Like the barn, quilting has been in the Shaw family for many generations. My mother, Lucille Shaw, was a master quilter and passed her craft to me. Her first and only pair of quilt frames were her mothers. While my mother was still young, my father made the frames for my grandmother. The piece that holds the two legs together was a wagon tongue. I have possession of these frames; however, my mother gave them to my daughter, Tina.In 1999, after my mother passed away leaving us 80 some feedsacks, I got the idea for us to each make a quilt from her sacks. I was the only one who had made any quilts but my 3 sisters and brother was in for the challenge. I cut out over 15,000 pieces to make all the quilts. There were 5 siblings, close family friend, some of her granddaughters and great granddaughters making quilts. Some of the younger ones do not have their quilts finished as they were very young at the time. There will be 3 generations who will have quilts made from Mom’s feedsacks. These quilts were all hand sewn. The quilt pattern we used was called The Churn Dash. This is the block I chose to use for our Barn Quilt Block. It is read and white which is my favorite color as well as my mothers. My brother, Gerald Shaw, made 3 quilts ( not all from feedsacks ) before he passed away.
I would like to thank Brian Sullivan, Sullivan’s construction for putting the block up for our family. That was quite a job for him to do and we appreciated his hard work and time.
And lastly, thank you for letting our families, The Layton’s and the Shaw’s be a part of the Fulton County Frontier Barn Quilt Trail.
Helen and Bob Layton
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Crispy, juicy and flavourful, raw onions in summers create a different kind of satisfaction. They can be added to sprouts, eaten with chaat, and enjoyed as a side salad with your lunch or dinner. Organic ways to escape the summer include sufficient hydration as well as a nutritious diet. Many fruit and veggies have qualities which can aid the healthy functioning of your body, one of them is raw onions.
But onions are known not just for their taste, but also for ample health benefits they carry. Raw onions are rich with iron, flavonoids, important minerals and vitamins, and other nutrients abound in onions. This also contains a lot of vitamin C and B, as well as folate.
This summertime, add onions to your daily diet to keep cool, and to get the amazing health benefits mentioned below:
Keeps your body cool
Onions have cooling characteristics which mean they are very useful throughout the summer. It includes active ingredients, which contribute to maintaining the body temperature. Onions can be eaten raw as a salad in the summers. Squeeze some lemon and black salt to boost the amount Of vitamin c and improve the flavour.
Also read | These fruits can protect the liver
Conjunctivitis is pretty common at this time of summer due to dust, heat and sweat. Onions include selenium, which increases the formation of vitamin E and works to avoid this unpleasant eye condition. Some medical eye drops include onion liquid components.
Maintains blood pressure
The problem of high and low blood pressure is common in adults but today’s generation is also not spared from this. Onions are very beneficial for the problem of hypertension. It is enriched with potassium, which helps to keep blood pressure in check. Hypertensive patients must eat onions daily for this health benefit.
Controls sugar level
Onions should be included in the diet of diabetic patients as well. The glycemic control level of onions is as lower as 10, making them ideal for diabetes patients. It also has a significant amount of dietary fibre and relatively few carbohydrates. These characteristics combine to make onions an ideal veggie for diabetes.
Good for heart health
Onions are excellent for digestive health since it contains a lot of fibres and probiotic bacteria. Onion can help maintain a healthy digestive system. Onions can indeed help to protect your cardiovascular health by lowering cholesterol levels in your body. As a result, the chances of heart disease and stroke are greatly reduced.
After the pandemic, it all depends on your immunity. Onions have flavonoids that really can benefit you and boost your immune system. The elemental composition of onion is so powerful that they aid in immunity-boosting and has anti-cancer qualities as well.
Onions are high in vitamins A, C, & K, which are essential for healthy skin. Such vitamin supplements not only lead to the elimination of pigmentation, and also defend you against UV radiation. Are you aware that you can make a facial mask with onion juice and massage it for smooth, pimple-free skin?

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Rod Stewart returns to Norwich this weekend
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Rod Stewart fans are in for a treat this weekend as the star returns to Carrow Road after a five year wait.
The 73-year-old singer, best known for hits such as Maggie May and Sailing, is to perform at the stadium on Saturday.
It comes after he promised thousands of fans at the city's football ground back in 2011 that he would return.
Canaries commercial director Ben Kensell said: 'We're delighted that Rod Stewart will be returning to Carrow Road for another concert following his hugely successful performance here in 2011.
'It's another great opportunity for his many thousands of fans in the region to enjoy the performance of this British music legend.'
Stewart, who rose to fame in the bands The Jeff Beck Group and The Faces, is not the only major name to have performed at the stadium in recent years.
Elton John entertained thousands of fans in 2005, followed by George Michael in 2007.
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His latest performance in Norwich is part of an eight-date UK fully-steaded outdoor stadium tour.
Organisers were unable to reveal how many tickets had been sold for the event.
They are priced at £55, £75 and £95 plus special VIP packages are available from www.ticketline.co.uk
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2019. A digital series created by Tommy-Lee Baïk. Directed by Tommy-Lee Baïk & Maxime Devoye. Produced by AnderAnderA Production & Patmol Studio. Broadcast on viàOccitanie & YouTube.
With Tommy-Lee Baïk, Melan, Camille Tlemsani, Alexa Lasfargues, Fayssal Djedoui & Nathan N'Cho.
Official selection at the Luchon Festival 2019 - "Digital Series" category.
2013-2015. A digital series created by Tommy-Lee Baïk. Directed by Tommy-Lee Baïk & Manon Mavor. Produced by Autrement Dit Productions. Broadcast on MyTF1 & YouTube. Distributed by Rockzeline.
With Tommy-Lee Baïk, Manon Mavor, Dorian Bengounia, Brian Messina, Clément Petit & Frédéric Perchet.
Prize for Best Dialogues and Best Actress at the 2013 Francophone Webseries Festival for its Season 1.
Best Music Award at the Francophone Festival of the Webseries 2014 for its Season 2.


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Rehabilitation & refurbishment Isna temple vicinity (Khnum)
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Historic reports from the early 19th century show the town of Isna, near Luxor, to be dilapidated and generally in a bad state... however beautiful houses still existed in its centre like Hassan Bey’s, who was mayor at the time and overlooked the main square as did the old mosque, while the port of Isna was reached by a small street that opened on to another square that overlooked the Nile... those same reports also state that on the western side of the main square, behind the houses was the Grand Temple of Isna with its hall of a depth of 16 metres and a width double that... the rest of the temple remaining beneath the town...
The Khnum temple lies in the centre of a constellation of historic buildings in Isna. There is the Old ‘Amry Mosque’s minaret to its east, the ruins of the Small Isna Temple in the vicinity of the town, while to the south are a historic monastery and church. On the east bank of the Nile are ruins of yet another temple.
Despite this cultural wealth, the town of Isna still finds itself in a similar state of dilapidation as witnessed almost two hundred years ago, and one our heritage plan that focuses on the cultural heart of the town aims to address. It would start by upgrading the area around the Khnum temple, through


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In Texas, team of neuroscientists and software developers have created a new system that combines brain scanning, brain recording and virtual reality to allow used to journey through a person’s brain in the world’s real time. It was demonstrated at the Southwest Festival on March 10th, 2014. It was developed by neuroscientists named Tim Mullen and Christian Kothe from the University of California in a collaboration with Sam Gazzaley. They used a virtual gaming reality headset made by Oculus Rift. They’ve decided to call it “glass brain”.
However, it cannot portray to others what the person is thinking: it just painted a picture of her brain activity in an extremely broad way. However, scientists are getting closer and hope to discover to decoding brain signals and hope to use them in a virtual reality system.
This is useful because people with brain disabilities, like traumatic brain injuries, could see how their condition is affecting their brain which makes them understand what they need to fix. This could most likely help them fix it.


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Vaccine transport containers also called as vaccine carriers are they are used to keep vaccines cold and viable during transportation from one site to another. When compared with a cold boxes, vaccine transport containers usually have smaller volume, smaller capacity that make it ease to be used during immunization campaigns by health workers.
These vaccine transport containers are easy handled and convenient, thereby enabling out-reach services. As vaccine transport containers are passive devices, the vaccine carriers come with coolant packs that offers the cooling energy for limited time.
North America, specifically U.S. registered for the largest revenue shares in the market followed by Europe and Asia-Pacific. However, in Middle East and Africa region vaccine transport containers are not used at a great extent due to its low adoption among hospitals and clinics as they do not offer wide range vaccine offerings to different sites.
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The winners of the 2016 Tennessee elk hunt lottery have been announced. The computer drawing by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency chose five new archery hunters, four regular gun/archery hunters and one youth hunter.
The archery-only hunters are: Dennis C. Edwards (Brentwood), Travis L. Brown (Telford), William Scott Taylor (Murfreesboro), Donald Alvin Jackson (Cleveland), and James A. Millwood (Chattanooga).
The regular gun/archery hunters are: Kevin Hart (Yuma), Austin L. Burks (Waynesboro), Timothy C. Copeland (Crossville), and Bryan C. White (Harrison). The youth permit goes to Jordan Redmond (Oakdale).
The fifth regular elk license was auctioned on eBay on Aug. 7. The winning bid this year was $9,000 by Wade Roberts of Leoma, Tenn. [Last year’s winning bid was $11,101]. The entire $9,000 is a contribution to the Tennessee elk restoration program.


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By Steven Allen Adams, The Intelligencer
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — If House Speaker Roger Hanshaw decides to seek another term holding the gavel going into 2023, he will have a challenger.
House Government Organization Committee Chairman Brandon Steele, R-Raleigh, announced Monday on a news aggregator website he owns that he will challenge Hanshaw, R-Clay, for a two-year term as speaker of the West Virginia House of Delegates.
“Based upon the inability of our leadership to accomplish the policy objectives our constituents elected us to achieve, I will seek election as Speaker of the House after the November election,” Steele said.
According to the statement, Steele informed Hanshaw last week that he would seek the speakership…


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Years in the Making, CFG Bank to Move to the South Baltimore Development in Q4 2023, Leasing 97,000 Square Feet of Space
The Baltimore Peninsula Development Team and CFG Bank today announced that CFG Bank has signed a lease for three floors, totaling 97,000 square feet of space at 2455 House Street in Baltimore Peninsula, formerly Port Covington. CFG Bank is the development’s latest confirmed commercial tenant, signing a 15-year lease at the 235-acre mixed-use development. 2455 House Street will also serve as the headquarters for Capital Funding Group and the Jack and Nancy Dwyer Workforce Development Center.
CFG Bank’s lease follows the September 2022 announcement that H. Chambers Company, an architecture and interior design firm, will relocate to the development in March of 2023 as the first commercial tenant, occupying 9,000 square feet of space at Rye Street Market over a 10-year lease.
“We always knew that Baltimore would be a ‘build it and they will come’ office market, and now that the buildings are delivering you are seeing that dynamic play out,” said Marc Weller, Founding Partner and President at Weller Development Partners. “Since first introducing CFG Bank to the project, we always thought they would be a great fit given their aligned entrepreneurial philosophy and their focus not only on transforming the banking experience but also their commitment to the community. We are so excited to see CFG Bank moving to this new burgeoning neighborhood.”
The announcement comes as the development’s first phase of vertical construction nears completion, with over 1.1 million square feet of new office, retail, and mixed-income residential opening in 2023.
“It’s a momentous milestone for the project to welcome CFG Bank as a new anchor tenant,” said Steve Siegel, Partner at Weller Development. “Our team has focused regionally and nationally on attracting new businesses to the city, and we are excited to have CFG join us in the effort to elevate the surrounding communities and all of Baltimore City.”
For more information on Weller Development Partners and its projects, visit: https://www.wellerdevelopment.com/
About Weller Development Partners
Weller Development Partners is an innovative real estate development firm building world-class communities. At the heart of the company ethos is a triple-bottom-line approach to development, designing strategies that are financially viable, while also providing benefits to surrounding communities, the environment, and investors. The Weller team has a proven track record of successful and celebrated developments encompassing more than two million square feet of development and exceeding $1 billion in investment, most notably the 235-acre mixed-use Port Covington project and luxury waterfront hotel Sagamore Pendry in Baltimore, Maryland. With a wide range of experience in tackling the most complex real estate developments and public-private partnerships, Weller Development Partners delivers value and results, no matter the complexity or odds.