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Food safety fears as supermarkets put price squeeze on their suppliers that effectively forces them to commit fraud
- Supermarkets sometimes demand food at below cost of production
- The practice is opening the door to fraudsters, warns food safety expert
- FSA survey of 145 lamb takeaway meals found 30% contained other meat
- There is also evidence of cancer-risk chemicals being added to food
Supermarkets are putting customers in danger by demanding price cuts from suppliers that effectively force them to commit fraud, a food safety expert has warned.
And the situation has worsened since the horse meat scandal, according to Professor Chris Elliott, who was asked by the Government to investigate industry practices.
He said the current high street price war means the pressure on suppliers is worse than in January last year, when it emerged that horse meat was being passed off as beef in supermarkets and fast food restaurants.
The current price war means that pressure on suppliers is worse than in January last year, when it emerged that horse meat was being passed off as beef in supermarkets and fast food restaurants.
‘Procurement policies in some food businesses, particularly some of the larger retailers, are a matter of concern,’ he said.
Prof Elliott’s review is highly critical of the supermarkets and suggests the Government and Food Standards Agency were slow to react to the scandal.
The professor, who heads the Institute for Global Food Security, in Belfast, insisted that fraud is far more widespread than just consumers being fooled into eating horse meat.
There has been evidence of cancer-risk chemicals being added to foods, peanuts used in place of other nuts creating the risk of serious allergic reaction, and dirty, condemned meat being sold for human consumption.
A recent FSA survey of 145 lamb takeaway meals found 30 per cent contained other meat. One in five contained no lamb.
The professor said the aggressive approach by the big supermarkets to their suppliers, sometimes demanding food at below the cost of production is opening the door to fraudsters, some of whom are resorting to threats and violence to cover up their activities.
A recent FSA survey of 145 lamb takeaway meals found 30 per cent contained other meat. One in five contained no lamb. Above, file picture of lamb rogan josh
‘The review has been presented with information about threats made by criminals to regulators inspecting food businesses, and by honest businesses trying to compete with cheats,’ he said.
Prof Elliott has called for the establishment of a new Food Crime Unit with police powers to implement a zero-tolerance approach to fraud.
None of the supermarkets, such as Tesco or Asda, brands such as Findus, or restaurant chains like Burger King have been prosecuted for selling horse meat dressed up as beef in burgers, lasagne, Bolognese sauce and other products.
None of the supermarkets, such as Tesco or Asda, or brands such as Findus, have been prosecuted for selling horse meat dressed up as beef in burgers, lasagne, Bolognese sauce and other products
They denied wrongdoing and said they relied on written assurances from their suppliers they were supplying was beef.
Environment Secretary Elizabeth Truss said the Government would accept the review’s recommendations.
The British Retail Consortium, which speaks for supermarkets, said it has taken steps to prevent a repeat of the horse meat scandal.
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Lata Mangeshkar's brother Hridyanath hospitalised
Lata Mangeshkar’s brother musician Hridaynath Mangeshkar is admitted to a hospital and is “doing well”.
The 84-year-old musician, younger brother of Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle, will be discharged within ten days, according to his son singer Adityanath Mangeshkar.
At the inaugural Lata Deenanath Mangeshkar Award, Adinath addressed the gathering and said that it was his father who would always deliver the welcome address and give information about the trust, but wasn’t able to do it this year.
“All these years it was my father, Pandit Hridaynath Mangeshkar ji, who would deliver the welcome address and give information about our trust. This year he’s unable to do so because he’s in the hospital currently. By the grace of God, he will be back home in the next 8-10 days. He is stable and doing well,” Adinath said during his speech at the Shanmukhananda hall.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is the first recipient of the Lata Deenanath Mangeshkar Puraskar, was also present at the event and wished Hridaynath Mangeshkar a speedy recovery at the beginning of his address.
The Lata Deenanath Mangeshkar Puraskar was held as part of the Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Awards ceremony on Sunday, which marked the 80th death anniversary of Master Deenanath Mangeshkar, the singing legend’s father.
In a statement, the family and the Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Smruti Pratishthan charitable trust had earlier said that they decided to institute the award beginning this year in the honour and memory of Lata Mangeshkar, who breathed her last in February following multiple organ failure. She was 92.
Lata Mangeshkar was the eldest of the five siblings, Meena, Asha, Usha, and Hridaynath.
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Aston Martin and James Bond go hand-in-hand, making cars from classic Bond films proper collector's items – and no James Bond car is more more famous than the DB5.
The latest silver-screen Aston Martin to go under the hammer is the 1965 DB5 used to promote Thunderball in North America, and fetched $9.4 million at auction in California. That makes it the most expensive DB5 ever sold at auction.
Although it was never filmed, the DB5 you see here is fitted with 13 working gadgets, including working machine guns, tyre slashers, a pop-up bulletproof rear screen, an oil slick creator, and an in-door telephone.
They won't actually shoot your enemies, but the guns have been restored to pop and bang for effect.
“No other car in history has played a more important leading role on film and in pop culture than the Aston Martin DB5," said Barney Ruprecht from RM Sotheby's.
Power in the DB5 comes from a 4.0-litre inline-six making 210kW and 380Nm, put to the rear wheels through a five-speed manual transmission.
Since appearing in Goldfinger and Thunderball, the DB5 has featured alongside Pierce Brosnan in Tomorrow Never Dies and GoldenEye, and shared star billing with Daniel Craig in Casino Royale, Skyfall, and Spectre.
“These DB5s are amazing," said Sean Connery, who played Bond in five films between 1962 and 1967.
"I remember the Furka Pass tire shredding, as well as the promotional events with these cars—they have become increasingly iconic since Goldfinger and Thunderball. In fact, I bought a very fine DB5 myself relatively recently."

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We have recently printed hard copies of our 2014 Catalogue. As with any project involving this level of technical detail, we are likely to discover a few errors despite many rounds of proofreading. Following is a list of identified errors. The soft copy catalogue file above is kept up to date; this list is a notification for customers looking at a hard copy, and was last updated 28th October 2014.
- Page 22 - BD1020: Should have a BSPF inlet, not NPT as stated.
- Page 23 & 24 - Gen IV Series reels have been discontinued.
- Page 27 - C Series Hand Crank Reels: The hand crank C Series comes with a friction brake as standard, it is incorrectly shown as an optional extra. Note that for motorised versions of the C Series, the friction brake is an optional extra.
- Page 59 - S555 Series Steel Spring Rewind Reels: Part number S070.1507.300 reads 19mm x 20m, this should read 10mm x 30m
- Page 71 – C Series Welding Cable Reels – part numbers WC480150, AWC480150, EWC480150, EAWC480150 and HWC480150 should show the cable capacity as 70mm2 not 70m2
- Page 81 - ER Series Low Torque Reels: The stainless steel versions should have 'SS4' on the end of the part numbers to indicate 304 Stainless Steel, so the part numbers should read ER1300SS4 and ER1500SS4
- Page 98 - A4 Series 4 Port Hose Reels: Referred to as '2 port hose reels' in the table
- Pages 124 - 132 - Product titles state 'Cable Hose Reels'; these should be 'Cable Reels'
- Page 138 - Tool Balancers: The TB Series heavy duty tool balancers show the length as '24 metres' this should be 2.4m
- Page 147 - Electric Drives: part numbers P56X209 & P56X205 are marked as 500rpm; these should read 650rpm
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The utilization of human work in moving things starting with one finish of a cycle then onto the next has since been overwhelmed by innovation. Human workforce has over the long haul been utilized inside assembling ventures to assist with moving items from contribution to the end goal. There were different dangers implied which included unfortunate treatment of merchandise, mileage of items in addition to general disintegration in nature of products. Taking care of products through such manual cycle makes a great deal of harms. These harms might influence either the items or the people engaged with such an interaction. For example, you might be taking care of weighty things and with time you get worn out. The gamble of such things falling is high since you get drained after constantly dealing with weighty burdens. The interaction is additionally costly because of huge labor force required.
Continuous presentation of robotized process saw the transport lines take over many positions from manual human work. Pretty much every modern plant is by and by utilizing transport line framework to move great from one finish of creation line to the next. You never again track down human transportation of things inside manufacturing plants nowadays. One major benefit of utilizing transport line framework is that it is quick and more affordable. You never again need to pay for huge labor force for the sake of transporters. Besides, the framework is not inclined to harm thus you have less support expenses to deal with. This converts into large reserve funds while framework effectiveness and efficiency goes higher. A few transports frameworks are different in plans and capacity. Some are charged and can be utilized to deal with different sorts of items. The transport framework may not be basically as convoluted as certain individuals would envision.
There are different sorts however the fundamental idea of its commencement was to pass things starting with one spot on then onto the next. It comprises of a drive engine which is joined to an enormous shaft. The belt wraps to the axle with the end goal that as the engine turns, the shaft moves the belt toward the engine. The engine obviously must have power supply associated with it. The belt can be made of fluctuating materials like, areas of strength for elastic or plastic. The rundown of benefits that accompany correas industriales belt transports is long. They can rapidly move weighty burdens which would somehow require a few days and labor to execute. Again you just require a modest bunch of work force toward the end terminals to stack and dump sensitive bundles. The framework is not restricted to a specific sort of industry. No mechanical parts are joined to it thus decrease in support costs.


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The Claud Butler Primal makes a great commuter bike, weekend adventure bike, long-distance tourer or just an occasional fun bike.
It's so versatile that it will cater to riders who would usually own two or three different bikes for different terrains, making it even better value!
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Photo Gallery: The Works Stolen in Rotterdam
Picasso, Matisse, Monet and More Spectacular Art Heist Stuns Rotterdam Museum
The list of artists is impressive: Paul Gauguin, Henri Matisse, Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso. But rather than originating from a museum brochure advertising a modern art exhibition, the name registry comes from the Rotterdam police website.
Works from these masters and others were stolen on Monday night out of the Dutch city's Kunsthal museum in one of the most dramatic art heists Europe has seen in recent years. A total of seven paintings disappeared in the theft, with pieces by Lucian Freud and Meyer de Haan missing as well.
Kunsthal director Emily Ansenk told Dutch daily NRC Handelsblad on Tuesday that she was "speechless," adding: "This is the worst thing that can ever happen to a museum director."
Both the police and the museum, which is celebrating its 20th birthday this year, declined to put a value on the lost paintings. But given the artists involved, it is likely to be substantial. Dutch art historian Jhim Lamoree told Dutch broadcaster RTL that the value of the artworks could be as high as €100 million.
Stolen for Ransom?
Experts, however, believe that it will be next to impossible for the thieves to sell the works. Job Ubbens, director of the Christie's auction house in Amsterdam, told Dutch newswire ANP that the burglary is "very stupid" if the thieves hoped to turn the art into money. He suggested that the likeliest scenario is that they were stolen to later demand ransom money for them.
The theft is believed to have taken place between 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. and appears to have been well-planned. Police on Tuesday were still in the process of looking for clues and analyzing footage from the museum's video surveillance system. The Kunsthal, designed by influential architect Rem Koolhaas, does not have its own collection. The current exhibition is made up of works from the privately owned Triton Foundation collection, and opened just last week.
According to the police and media reports, the list of stolen paintings includes Pablo Picasso's "Tête d'Arlequin," Henri Matisse's "la Liseuse en Blanc et Jaune," Claude Monet's "Waterloo Bridge, London" and "Charing Cross Bridge, London," Paul Gauguin's "Femme devant une fenêtre ouverte, dite la Fiancée," Meyer de Haan's "Autoportrait," and Lucian Freud's "Woman with Eyes Closed."

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What are Universal Medicine Therapies?
Universal Medicine Therapies, as founded by Serge Benhayon are a set of profoundly stilling therapies that allow a client to simply return to themself.
This may sound simple, and in fact it actually is, but it is not how the majority of people live day to day, and hence its great importance. Since 1999 Serge has founded and made available for thousands of people across the world a comprehensive series of re-connecting healing modalities known as Universal Medicine Therapies.
Most people live in stress, tension, anxiousness and some form of discomfort or pain (or worse) all of which we put up with as ‘normal’ on an everyday basis. As a whole, we do not live lives of abundant joy, vitality and a strong sense of wellbeing – instead we are mostly tired, burnt out, often frustrated or just putting up with things that underneath it all, we know are just not right.
From our own feeling of physical and overall wellbeing and health to the quality of our relationships and interactions with others around us, we really do know that there is something missing – that life really should be more than this.
In a world where people, on the whole, are living less than we really do know is possible, having a set of therapies that allow people to simply let go and be themselves is profoundly healing – the world around us is constantly telling us how to be, how to think, how to act, what to say, and we have become very, very good at following those directions, even if deep inside it does not feel right. That knowing, that it is not right deep down, is something we bury, and whilst we get on with life, we pretend to ourselves (either well or not so well), that the way we are all existing is ok, and that, that existence is life – when in fact it is not; it is not true life.
Universal Medicine Therapies present a quality of being that is equally within each and every one of us – a quality of equalness and harmony that we actually all do know, because it is the quality we come from. The therapies are simple – they promise nothing, but they allow much, in that they allow you to let go and feel a depth of stillness and beauty within yourself that you may not have touched for a long time. This quality, when experienced once more, can become a way of life – your everyday experience, should you so choose, because it is something you feel within yourself – it is not something ‘done to you’.
The therapies offer an opportunity to feel and re-connect to the true you, and from there take that as an experience which you can make into your everyday life.
The Universal Medicine Therapies are:

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New Delhi: Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman handed over two categories of indigenised multi-fuel engines for powering main battle tanks to the Vice Chief of Army Staff on Saturday.
The engines were developed at the Engine Factory Avadi (EFA), Chennai, a unit of Ordnance Factory Board under the Department of Defence Production.
The engines have been fully indigenised for the first time under the Make-in-India Programme. The first engine with 1,000 HP, named V92S2, powers T-90 Bhisma Tank and the second, named V-46-6, powers T-72 Ajeya Tank and its variants.
Though these engines are manufactured based on Russian design, EFA has worked tirelessly to make critical assemblies under “Make in India” programme and has emerged successful in its efforts. These assemblies, which include Turbo Charger, Super Charger, and Fuel Injection Pumps, were sourced from Russia earlier.
EFA will be manufacturing the two engines with 100 per cent Indian made parts, according to an official release.


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It looks like Juan Martín del Potro could be a force to be reckoned with at the Australian Open…
The 25-year-old tennis player, currently ranked No. 3 in the world, outclassed defending champion Bernard Tomic 6-3, 6-1 Saturday in a 53-minute final at the Apia International Sydney tournament.
del Potro, the week’s top-seed, finished the match with his eighth ace and made only four unforced errors in securing his 18th career title and first in Sydney.
He lost only six points on his serve, and Tomic appeared dispirited after being broken to fall behind 4-1 in the second set.
“My forehand worked perfect, I made a lot of winners, many aces, played good slices,” said del Potro. “Every long rally we played, I won all of them, which is good for my confidence. I think Bernard was a little frustrated to see me very focused on the match and hitting the ball so well.”
Tomic was more succinct.
“I got killed,” the 21-year-old Australian said. “There was nothing I could do.”
Up next for del Potro: a first-round match at the Australian Open on Tuesday — against a qualifier.

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The most important thing to distinguish is if they are peeing or if they are spraying. If your cat is leaving little puddles around the house, then they are definitely peeing. However, if your cat is leaving a strong smell but you can’t see any liquid anywhere, then they’re probably spraying. Cat spraying is completely different to urination and should be therefore treated differently. As we’ll cover later on, cat spraying is to do with behavioral issues while inappropriate urinating can be down to a number of reasons. Why is my cat peeing everywhere you say?
One of the most common reasons why cats spray is to advertise that they are looking for a mate. By peeing or spraying outside of their litter box they are letting other cats know that they are available. Both male and female cats can spray, but it’s often male cats that are the culprit. With their high levels of testosterone and natural instincts, they do everything in their power to attract a mate. Female cats can also sometimes try to attract a mate but it’s very unlikely. If you have a female cat that’s peeing everywhere then it’s probably to do with another reason on our list. If you happen to come home to a puddle on the floor or amess next to the litter box, then the chances are it’s an accident.
However, if its starts to happen more regularly then something might be up. The first thing to always check is your cat’s litter box to make sure it’s clean and accessible. If you cat has trouble getting there, then they’ll just do their business elsewhere. It’s also important to make sure there are no distractions like loud noises, washing machines, dishwashers spraying etc. All of these things can be very off putting and make your cat want to find somewhere else. The most unlikely reason your cat has started peeing everywhere is down to medical problems. If you happen to see your cat attempting to pee much more regularly than usual, then they could have a medical problem.
It’s always best to get them checked over by a vet instead of ignoring it. If something is wrong with your fuzzy friend, then you’ll want them to be looked after straight away. For those of you that don’t know, cats are very territorial animals. This means they like to have their own space away from other cats and regularly mark it out with their scent. This scent warns off other cats that they are entering someone else’s areas. When a cat becomes very stressed due to other cats in the area or rearranging and introducing new furniture to your house, cat start to spray.
Unlike peeing, cat spraying is when a cat will leave marks indoors and outdoors on vertical services such as walls, chairs and doors. By spraying their scent around they are giving themselves a sense of security where they can feel calm and relaxed. The final reason why your cat might start peeing everywhere is if they are scared. If your cat feels threatened by other animals or cats, then just like when they are stressed they will begin spraying. This spraying around your house and garden can go on for a very long time until they feel safe again. Not only does spraying leave marks on furniture and walls but it also leaves a very powerful and overwhelming smell. If you get this inside your house, then you’ll need more than Febreze to get rid of it.
If you’ve checked all the other reasons why your cat might be peeing everywhere and you’ve narrowed it down to one of these last 2 points, then you’re in luck. Cat spraying cat be solved fairly quickly without any expensive medical bills or operations, you just need to teach your cat a few new skills. With the right strategy and techniques, you can teach your cat how to stop spraying in as little as 7 days. To find out how to use the T. Delaware corporation located at 917 S. Lusk Street, Suite 200, Boise Idaho, 83706, USA and used by permission.
Please forward this error screen to 67. Many people misunderstand the motivation behind spray-marking behavior. There may be an underlying medical cause or the conditions in the litter box . Why Does My Cat Scratch the Furniture? Powered by Slider Revolution 5. Even though you may not be able to see it, if your cat sprays in your home you can definitely smell it. The unmistakable odor indicates all is not peaceful in your cat’s universe. When a cat sprays, it can put everyone in crisis mode and it can put the cat at risk of being relinquished to the shelter, given away or sadly, even euthanized. Many people don’t understand why cats spray so they don’t understand how to effectively deal with it.

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Published on: November 6, 2018
by Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care:
Forgetfulness and age-related memory lapses are a common complaint for many older adults, but what is still not understood is what causes these changes.
Recent research published by scientists at Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute (RRI) brings us a step closer to uncovering the answer, which could help with distinguishing signs of dementia earlier.
The study, published in the journal Neuropsychologia, found that among older adults, there is a much weaker relationship between what their eyes see and their brain activity.
“Eye movements are important for gathering information from the world and the memory centre of the brain – the hippocampus – is important for binding this data together to form a memory of what our eyes see,” says Dr. Jennifer Ryan, RRI senior scientist and Reva James Leeds Chair in Neuroscience and Research Leadership. “But we found that older adults are not building up the memory in the same way as younger adults. Something is falling apart somewhere along the path of taking in visual information through the eyes and storing what is seen into a memory.”
Previously, Baycrest researchers had identified a connection between what we see and how we remember – when the eyes view and process more details of an object in front of them, there is more brain activity in the memory centre of the brain. When the object is seen multiple times, there is a progressive drop in hippocampus activity, indicating that what is seen is no longer new information. But this doesn’t happen with older adults.
In the latest study, researchers found that older adults exhibited greater eye movements, but there isn’t a corresponding pattern in brain activity.
“These findings demonstrate that the eyes and brain are taking in information from their surroundings, but the linkage aspect of creating a memory appears to be broken,” adds Dr. Ryan, who is also a psychology professor at the University of Toronto. “When the memory isn’t being created, the object continues to remain unfamiliar to a person, even when they have seen it multiple times.”
The study was conducted with 21 older adults (between the ages of 64 and 79) and 20 younger adults (between the ages of 19 and 28). Research participants were briefly shown faces on a screen where some of the images were displayed multiple times. Researchers analyzed the eye movements and brain scans of individuals as they looked at and analyzed the pictures.
As next steps, researchers will continue exploring the triggers of eye movements and related activity in the brain, which could be used to help predict earlier cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s disease or other related dementias.
This study was conducted with support from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council and the Canada Research Chairs Program.
With additional funding, scientists could continue research that would inform the development of an eye-tracking cognitive assessment that could one day help doctors evaluate cognitive decline in clients.
Walking is potent mood medicine that enhances your thinking, sharpens your memory, and safeguards brain health. It’s one of the most simple and easiest forms of exercise – but the benefits are huge.
The material presented through the Think Tank feature on this website is in no way intended to replace professional medical care or attention by a qualified practitioner. WBHI strongly advises all questioners and viewers using this feature with health problems to consult a qualified physician, especially before starting any treatment. The materials provided on this website cannot and should not be used as a basis for diagnosis or choice of treatment. The materials are not exhaustive and cannot always respect all the most recent research in all areas of medicine.


During this year’s Atlantic hurricane season, NASA is re-doubling its efforts to probe the inner workings of hurricanes and tropical storms with two unmanned Global Hawk aircraft flying over storms and two new space-based missions. 88.9 WCVE Charles Fishburne has this report.
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Virginia Currents recently won a “Best Segment in a Magazine Program” Emmy® for the “George Dennehy – A Story of Inspiration” feature. The story was produced and edited by Patty Nevadomski, and the videographers were Mike Rogers and Carroll Smith. This was the only nominee out of 9 entries for this category.
Entomologist Dr. Art Evans and WCVE producer Steve Clark discuss some of the interesting insects that show up at the back door light at WCVE.
Photo left (brown moth): Eastern Tent Caterpillar Moth, Malacosoma americana.
Photo right (greenish moth): Laudable Arches Moth, Lacinipolia laudabilis.
Whether you’re growing annuals, perennials or vegetables in your containers, they should be fertilized about once a month with a general purpose water soluble fertilizer. For less frequent applications, try one of the slow release pelletized fertilizers specifically designed for container plants.
Be sure to read Richard’s weekly Garden Q & A in the Saturday Home Section of the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Between the blue sky above us and the infinite blackness of space lies a frontier full of enigmas that scientists have only just begun to investigate. “At the Edge of Space” takes viewers on a spectacular exploration to probe the earth-space boundary zone, home to some of nature’s most puzzling and alluring phenomena: the shimmering aurora, streaking meteors, and fleeting flashes that shoot upwards from thunderclouds, known as sprites.
How can a jewelry appraisal help out your public broadcasting stations? It’s easy! All you need to do is visit our friends at Carreras Jewelers. Carreras is hosting a verbal jewelry appraisal event on behalf of the Community Idea Stations. Simply bring in up to 5 pieces of jewelry between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 18, Thursday June 19, or Friday, June 20th for a verbal jewelry appraisal.
Entomologist Dr. Art Evans and WCVE producer Steve Clark offer up a brief overview of these amazing insect aerialists.
Flying Squirrels broadcaster Jon Laaser is joined by Wes McElroy, and Jay Burnham investigate the struggles in the month of May and a surge from Mario Lisson. Kelby Tomlinson shows the guys how to lay down a push bunt and join Jack Snodgrass in the hot tub for a second edition of “Snodgrassed in the Hot Tub.”
David Tennant (“Broadchurch,” “Doctor Who”) stars as a brilliant defense lawyer with a storybook family and a potent nickname, “The Escape Artist,” for his ability to spring the obviously guilty. But then he gets a trial that changes his life forever. Written by David Wolstencroft (“Spooks”), this gripping legal thriller costars Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda) as the hero’s rival, along with a courtroom full of ambitious attorneys and one very unnerving defendant.
Flying Squirrels broadcaster Jon Laaser is joined by Wes McElroy, and Jay Burnham as the look at the smashing start to May for shortstop Matt Duffy, hitting coach Ken Joyce visits FSI Field to breakdown the new look for Jarrett Parker plus Michael Feldstein tags along with Ty Blach as they visit children at the Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU.


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Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) has contracted with Davey Resource Group to inspect and preserve wooden electric distribution poles within their rural territory. This program is part of an effort by BTU to identify poles that may need maintenance or replacement as part of their overall preventative maintenance program. The project is scheduled to start in […]
Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) received another above average customer satisfaction rating from JD Power’s 2013 Electric Utility Residential Customer Satisfaction Study.
The study, now in its 15th year, measures customer satisfaction with electric utility companies by examining six factors: power quality and reliability; price; billing and payment; corporate citizenship; communications; and customer service. JD Power’s received 190 responses to the 2013 survey from BTU customers.
Overall satisfaction among residential customers of electric utilities has seen the largest increase ever in 2013: up 14 points to 639, on a 1000-point scale. Communications satisfaction increased for a third consecutive year, while satisfaction scores in price and customer service are the highest they have been in the past four years. While performance in all factors improved in 2013, billing and payment satisfaction were the most notable increases.
According to the survey, customer satisfaction increases when utilities proactively communicate outage information regularly and clearly via the channels customers prefer, including utility-initiated phone calls, emails, text messages and social media sites.
“This year, BTU has improved communications by designing a new, mobile-responsive website and live-tweeting outage information,” said Gary Miller, BTU General Manager.
“There is also greater flexibility for customer payments, including five payment kiosks in the service area, online bill payment options and a redesigned drive-through.”
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The Ravens' inactive list didn't offer any major surprises, but there are indications that rookie kicker Justin Tucker will handle the kicking duties tonight against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
That would involve giving incumbent kicker Billy Cundiff the night off. Cundiff has been locked in a tight competition with Tucker, an undrafted free agent from the University of Texas.
Just because Tucker gets an extended workload tonight doesn't mean that the kicking competition is over, though. It's still expected to go down to the end of the preseason.
Cundiff indicated last week that he was informed by coach John Harbaugh that the job is his to lose. So far, he has yet to miss any field goals during a preseason game.
Tucker has been perfect as well, booting a 50-yarder against the Detroit Lions last week.
Meanwhile, the Ravens scratches include Pro Bowl offensive guard Marshal Yanda (leg), wide receiver David Reed (ACL surgery), linebackers Josh Bynes (cracked vertebrae), Darryl Blackstock (groin, ankle) and Terrell Suggs (Achilles tendon), offensive tackle Jah Reid (strained right calf), tight ends Ed Dickson (sprained right shoulder) and Dennis Pitta (broken right hand) and defensive lineman Ryan McBean (broken left ankle).
Yanda is out as a precautionary measure due to a minor leg injury.
The Ravens are also expected to hold out linebacker Sergio Kindle due to a left shoulder stinger.
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Backup safety Sean Considine (undisclosed) is warming up with no apparent restrictions after wearing a red non-contact shirt over his jersey in practice all week.
Defensive end Pernell McPhee is warming up after missing practice all week following a death in his family.
Veteran Bobbie Williams is shifting over to right guard to start tonight's game with rookie second-round draft pick Kelechi Osemele starting at left guard. Offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie is slated to start on the left side with Michael Oher moving to right tackle.
Pitta is out of the cast after breaking his right hand and undergoing surgery earlier this month.
Pitta is expected to miss the remainder of the preseason.
Dickson is also out for the preseason.


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Chronic inflation hinders millions of Americans’ ability to prepare for their financial future, according to a new study published by Allianz Life.
Findings from the Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America show that U.S. households are draining their retirement savings, taking on debt and reducing the amount that they are setting aside for the future to maintain their present-day finances.
Nearly 7 in 10 respondents said they have not contributed as much to their savings due to higher prices for everyday goods, while 51% of Americans said they are racking up more credit card debt in order to pay for necessities.
On top of that, nearly 42% of households reported dipping into their retirement savings because of inflation – a “worrying” sign for long-term financial stability, according to the report.
“The rising cost of living is stretching American budgets,” said Kelly LaVigne, vice president of consumer insights at Allianz Life. “Just because inflation has slowed doesn’t mean prices have gone down. In the short term, it may be wise to delay any major purchases to keep saving toward your future and avoid taking on new debt.”
The study comes as Americans continue to confront stubbornly high inflation that has rapidly eroded their purchasing power.


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Daily use of high-potency cannabis has been reported to carry a high risk for developing a psychotic disorder. However, the evidence is mixed on whether any pattern of cannabis use is associated with a particular symptomatology in first-episode psychosis (FEP) patients.
We analysed data from 901 FEP patients and 1235 controls recruited across six countries, as part of the European Network of National Schizophrenia Networks Studying Gene-Environment Interactions (EU-GEI) study. We used item response modelling to estimate two bifactor models, which included general and specific dimensions of psychotic symptoms in patients and psychotic experiences in controls. The associations between these dimensions and cannabis use were evaluated using linear mixed-effects models analyses.
In patients, there was a linear relationship between the positive symptom dimension and the extent of lifetime exposure to cannabis, with daily users of high-potency cannabis having the highest score (B = 0.35; 95% CI 0.14–0.56). Moreover, negative symptoms were more common among patients who never used cannabis compared with those with any pattern of use (B = −0.22; 95% CI −0.37 to −0.07). In controls, psychotic experiences were associated with current use of cannabis but not with the extent of lifetime use. Neither patients nor controls presented differences in depressive dimension related to cannabis use.
Our findings provide the first large-scale evidence that FEP patients with a history of daily use of high-potency cannabis present with more positive and less negative symptoms, compared with those who never used cannabis or used low-potency types.
The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) is a planned large radio interferometer designed to operate over a wide range of frequencies, and with an order of magnitude greater sensitivity and survey speed than any current radio telescope. The SKA will address many important topics in astronomy, ranging from planet formation to distant galaxies. However, in this work, we consider the perspective of the SKA as a facility for studying physics. We review four areas in which the SKA is expected to make major contributions to our understanding of fundamental physics: cosmic dawn and reionisation; gravity and gravitational radiation; cosmology and dark energy; and dark matter and astroparticle physics. These discussions demonstrate that the SKA will be a spectacular physics machine, which will provide many new breakthroughs and novel insights on matter, energy, and spacetime.
There is a need for accurate and efficient assessment tools that cover a range of mental health and psychosocial problems. Existing, lengthy self-report assessments may reduce accuracy due to respondent fatigue. Using data from a sample of adults enrolled in a psychotherapy randomized trial in Thailand and a cross-sectional sample of adolescents in Zambia, we leveraged Item Response Theory (IRT) methods to create brief, psychometrically sound, mental health measures.
We used graded-response models to refine scales by identifying and removing poor performing items that were not well correlated with the underlying trait, and by identifying well-performing items at varying levels of a latent trait to assist in screening or monitoring purposes.
In Thailand, the original 17-item depression scale was shortened to seven items and the 30-item Posttraumatic Stress Scale (PTS) was shortened to 10. In Zambia, the Child Posttraumatic Stress Scale (CPSS) was shortened from 17 items to six. Shortened scales in both settings retained the strength of their psychometric properties. When examining longitudinal intervention effects in Thailand, effect sizes were comparable in magnitude for the shortened and standard versions.
Using Item Response Theory (IRT) we created shortened valid measures that can be used to help guide clinical decisions and function as longitudinal research tools. The results of this analysis demonstrate the reliability and validity of shortened scales in each of the two settings and an approach that can be generalized more broadly to help improve screening, monitoring, and evaluation of mental health and psychosocial programs globally.
Consideration of ethical, legal, and social issues plus patient values (ELSI+) in health technology assessment (HTA) is challenging because of a lack of conceptual clarity and the multi-disciplinary nature of ELSI+. We used concept mapping to identify key concepts and inter-relationships in the ELSI+ domain and provide a conceptual framework for consideration of ELSI+ in HTA.
We conducted a scoping review (Medline and EMBASE, 2000–2016) to identify ELSI+ issues in the HTA literature. Items from the scoping review and an expert brainstorming session were consolidated into eighty ELSI+-related statements, which were entered into Concept Systems® Global MAX™ software. Participants (N = 38; 36 percent worked as researchers, 21 percent as academics; 42 percent self-identified as HTA experts) sorted the statements into thematic groups, and rated them on importance in making decisions about adopting technologies in Canada, from 1 (not at all important) to 5 (extremely important). We used Concept Systems® Global MAX™ software to create and analyze concept maps with four to sixteen clusters.
Our final ELSI+ map consisted of five clusters, with each cluster representing a different concept and the statements within each cluster representing the same concept. Based on the concepts, we named these clusters: patient preferences/experiences, patient quality of life/function, patient burden/harm, fairness, and organizational. The highest mean importance ratings were for the statements in the patient burden/harm (3.82) and organizational (3.92) clusters.
This study suggests an alternative approach to ELSI+, based on conceptual coherence rather than academic disciplines. This will provide a foundation for incorporating ELSI+ into HTA.
Some would argue there is a global movement afoot to study “biopolitics.” More and more scholarly reports that help shape our understanding of the political domain from this perspective are filling the pages of research journals. This is an important era of increasing scholarly interest in the intersection of the political and biological worlds and the rapidly evolving analytical innovations available to explore this still under-explored domain. With the arrival of these new opportunities comes a new editorial team at Politics and the Life Sciences (PLS). It is a team that extends its appreciation to the Council of the Association for Politics and the Life Sciences for the trust they put in it to steer the journal forward at this interesting and critical time. As well, it is a team that expresses its heartfelt gratitude to its immediate predecessors, Tony Wohlers, Maggie Kosal, and their editorial colleagues, for their determined leadership of the journal over the last three years and the easy transition they facilitated for the new team. They clearly laid a firm foundation for the next stage of the development of the journal.
Positive symptoms are a useful predictor of aggression in schizophrenia. Although a similar pattern of abnormal brain structures related to both positive symptoms and aggression has been reported, this observation has not yet been confirmed in a single sample.
To study the association between positive symptoms and aggression in schizophrenia on a neurobiological level, a prospective meta-analytic approach was employed to analyze harmonized structural neuroimaging data from 10 research centers worldwide. We analyzed brain MRI scans from 902 individuals with a primary diagnosis of schizophrenia and 952 healthy controls.
The result identified a widespread cortical thickness reduction in schizophrenia compared to their controls. Two separate meta-regression analyses revealed that a common pattern of reduced cortical gray matter thickness within the left lateral temporal lobe and right midcingulate cortex was significantly associated with both positive symptoms and aggression.
These findings suggested that positive symptoms such as formal thought disorder and auditory misperception, combined with cognitive impairments reflecting difficulties in deploying an adaptive control toward perceived threats, could escalate the likelihood of aggression in schizophrenia.
Aquaculture is one of the fastest-growing food production sectors in many low-income and food-deficit countries with aquatic ecozones. Yet its specific impact on nutrition and livelihood in local communities, where commercial and/or export-orientated aquaculture activities are developed, is largely unknown.
The present narrative and argumentative review aims to provide an overview of our current understanding of the connections between aquaculture agroecosystems, local and national fish production, fish consumption patterns and nutrition and health outcomes.
The agroecological dynamic in a coastal-estuarine zone, where the aquatic environment ranges from fully saline to freshwater, is complex, with seasonal and annual fluctuations in freshwater supply creating a variable salinity gradient which impacts on aquatic food production and on food production more generally. The local communities living in these dynamic aquatic ecozones are vulnerable to poverty, poor diet and health, while these ecosystems produce highly valuable and nutritious aquatic foods. Policies addressing the specific challenges of risk management of these communities are limited by the sectoral separation of aquatic food production – the fisheries and aquaculture sector, the broader food sector – and public health institutions.
Here we provide an argument for the integration of these factors to improve aquaculture value chains to better address the nutritional challenges in Bangladesh.
An improved understanding of diagnostic and treatment practices for patients with rare primary mitochondrial disorders can support benchmarking against guidelines and establish priorities for evaluative research. We aimed to describe physician care for patients with mitochondrial diseases in Canada, including variation in care.
We conducted a cross-sectional survey of Canadian physicians involved in the diagnosis and/or ongoing care of patients with mitochondrial diseases. We used snowball sampling to identify potentially eligible participants, who were contacted by mail up to five times and invited to complete a questionnaire by mail or internet. The questionnaire addressed: personal experience in providing care for mitochondrial disorders; diagnostic and treatment practices; challenges in accessing tests or treatments; and views regarding research priorities.
We received 58 survey responses (52% response rate). Most respondents (83%) reported spending 20% or less of their clinical practice time caring for patients with mitochondrial disorders. We identified important variation in diagnostic care, although assessments frequently reported as diagnostically helpful (e.g., brain magnetic resonance imaging, MRI/MR spectroscopy) were also recommended in published guidelines. Approximately half (49%) of participants would recommend “mitochondrial cocktails” for all or most patients, but we identified variation in responses regarding specific vitamins and cofactors. A majority of physicians recommended studies on the development of effective therapies as the top research priority.
While Canadian physicians’ views about diagnostic care and disease management are aligned with published recommendations, important variations in care reflect persistent areas of uncertainty and a need for empirical evidence to support and update standard protocols.
We apply two methods to estimate the 21-cm bispectrum from data taken within the Epoch of Reionisation (EoR) project of the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA). Using data acquired with the Phase II compact array allows a direct bispectrum estimate to be undertaken on the multiple redundantly spaced triangles of antenna tiles, as well as an estimate based on data gridded to the uv-plane. The direct and gridded bispectrum estimators are applied to 21 h of high-band (167–197 MHz; z = 6.2–7.5) data from the 2016 and 2017 observing seasons. Analytic predictions for the bispectrum bias and variance for point-source foregrounds are derived. We compare the output of these approaches, the foreground contribution to the signal, and future prospects for measuring the bispectra with redundant and non-redundant arrays. We find that some triangle configurations yield bispectrum estimates that are consistent with the expected noise level after 10 h, while equilateral configurations are strongly foreground-dominated. Careful choice of triangle configurations may be made to reduce foreground bias that hinders power spectrum estimators, and the 21-cm bispectrum may be accessible in less time than the 21-cm power spectrum for some wave modes, with detections in hundreds of hours.
Item 9 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) queries about thoughts of death and self-harm, but not suicidality. Although it is sometimes used to assess suicide risk, most positive responses are not associated with suicidality. The PHQ-8, which omits Item 9, is thus increasingly used in research. We assessed equivalency of total score correlations and the diagnostic accuracy to detect major depression of the PHQ-8 and PHQ-9.
We conducted an individual patient data meta-analysis. We fit bivariate random-effects models to assess diagnostic accuracy.
16 742 participants (2097 major depression cases) from 54 studies were included. The correlation between PHQ-8 and PHQ-9 scores was 0.996 (95% confidence interval 0.996 to 0.996). The standard cutoff score of 10 for the PHQ-9 maximized sensitivity + specificity for the PHQ-8 among studies that used a semi-structured diagnostic interview reference standard (N = 27). At cutoff 10, the PHQ-8 was less sensitive by 0.02 (−0.06 to 0.00) and more specific by 0.01 (0.00 to 0.01) among those studies (N = 27), with similar results for studies that used other types of interviews (N = 27). For all 54 primary studies combined, across all cutoffs, the PHQ-8 was less sensitive than the PHQ-9 by 0.00 to 0.05 (0.03 at cutoff 10), and specificity was within 0.01 for all cutoffs (0.00 to 0.01).
PHQ-8 and PHQ-9 total scores were similar. Sensitivity may be minimally reduced with the PHQ-8, but specificity is similar.
People with severe neuromuscular trunk impairment cannot maintain or control upright posture of the upper body in sitting while reaching. Passive orthoses are clinically available to provide support and promote the use of upper extremities in this population. However, these orthoses only position the torso passively without any degree of trunk movement.
We introduce for the first time a novel active-assistive torso brace called Wheelchair Robot for Active Postural Support (WRAPS). It consists of two rings over the hips and chest connected by a 2RPS-2UPS parallel robotic device. WRAPS can modulate the displacement of the upper ring and/or the forces applied on the torso through the ring in four degrees-of-freedom (DOF), including rotations and translation in the sagittal and frontal planes.
In the present study, we evaluate the design of WRAPS and its functions. Moreover, we discuss the potential effectiveness of WRAPS as a therapeutic robotic tool in people with severe trunk control deficits. The performance of WRAPS was evaluated in seated healthy subjects. Kinematics and surface electromyography (sEMG) were collected when the participants performed selective trunk movements. First, the torso range of motion (tROM) was calculated with WRAPS in transparent mode—zero-force control mode—which was compared with free-guided tROM (no WRAPS) with motion capture system. Second, a position control mode was configured to mobilize the torso along the trajectories obtained with the transparent mode.
Our results show that the design of WRAPS suited well the subject’s anthropometrics while supporting the weight of the torso. Importantly, WRAPS can be programmed to replicate the subject’s tROM, without the full activation of torso muscles. This can be critical in individuals with no trunk control. Altogether, these preliminary results indicate the potential applicability of WRAPS to promote active-assistive trunk mobility in people who cannot sit independently because of trunk dysfunction.
Background: Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a children’s neuromuscular disorder. Although motor neuron loss is a major feature of the disease, we have identified fatty acid abnormalities in SMA patients and in preclinical animal models, suggesting metabolic perturbation is also an important component of SMA. Methods: Biochemical, histological, proteomic, and high resolution respirometry were used. Results: SMA patients are more susceptible to dyslipidemia than the average population as determined by a standard lipid profile in a cohort of 72 pediatric patients. As well, we observed a non-alcoholic liver disease phenotype in apreclinical mouse model. Denervation alone was not sufficient to induce liver steatosis, as a mouse model of ALS, did not develop fatty liver. Hyperglucagonemia in Smn2B/-mice could explain the hepatic steatosis by increasing plasma substrate availability via glycogen depletion and peripheral lipolysis. Proteomic analysis identified mitochondrion and lipid metabolism as major clusters. Alterations in mitochondrial function were revealed by high-resolution respirometry. Finally, low-fat diets led to increased survival in Smn2B/-mice. Conclusions: These results provide strong evidence for lipid metabolism defects in SMA. Further investigation will be required to establish the primary mechanism of these alterations and understand how they lead to additional co-morbidities in SMA patients.

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|1||Observations about fools;|
|17||and about contentious busy-bodies.|
Proverbs 26:3 (King James Version)
A whip for the horse, a bridle for the ass, and a rod for the fool's back.
- According to our notions, we should rather say, a bridle for the horse, and a whip for the ass; but it should be considered, that the Eastern asses are not only much more beautiful, but better goers that ours; and being active and well broken, they need only a bridle to guide them; whereas their horses being scarce, and often caught wild, and badly broken, are much less manageable, and need the correction of the whip.
- 10:13 17:10 19:25 27:22 Judges 8:5-7 ; Psalms 32:9 ; 1 Corinthians 4:21 ; 2 Corinthians 10:6
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No question. Just a quick note to say what a pleasant surprise it was to see you on stage last evening in Baltimore with SW. Thanks much for hanging with us after the show. You are first class!
Thanks! Hope to see you next time I come to Baltimore.
Great show in Baltimore, how were you getting that great tone on Veneno Para Las Hadas?John Wesley responded on 11/14/2011 Next question
Hi John! I don't know if you played in this song but, what is the setup of the guitar that start in second '34 in Nil Recurring?John Wesley responded on 11/17/2011


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Think it or otherwise, I had no suggestion that The Shawshank Redemption (and also The Eco-friendly Mile) was originally created by Stephen King. I just saw the movie in secondary school and enjoyed it. Shawshank Redemption Audiobook Free. You know a motion picture is excellent when a class of rowdy young adults sits silently through the entire point. We were absolutely immersed. You also might not think that I learned of those realities with a fan made rap battle in between Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King. (On YouTube, look up “Epic Rap Battles of History Stephen King vs. Edgar Allan Poe” if you’re cynical. lol) However nevertheless, that captivated me adequate to review The Shawshank Redemption novella (which obviously comes from Various Seasons).
I previously thought that Stephen King only composed scary stories which aren’t my favored kind of literary works to read. Nevertheless, The Shawshank Redemption is my very first Stephen King novel ever before. I need to say that I have actually discovered one of the most effective books that I have actually ever before checked out. Everything feels genuine. It really feels as if you’re the one living the story. You’ll experience the life of prisoners and also exactly how rigged our justice system can be.
The evil that happens in this novel is genuine. It showcases the nastiest side of human nature that everyone wishes to push away and also transform the other cheek to.
If you have actually seen the film (either Shawshank or Eco-friendly Mile), get the stories that began all of it, If the motion pictures had you on the edge of your seat, the stories will probably transform your knuckles white.
Just a vital note: The Shawshank Redemption is just one of the narratives in this publication. There are 3 others.This my favorite script ever before created. I initially read it back in the mid 90’s after the film came out, however I somehow shed my copy of it for many years. I got this to change it and also could not be happier. Things that I like regarding this copy is Frank’s discourse after the manuscript regarding scenes that we were cut, exactly how scenes came about as well as the best part him describing the difficult job called filmmaking. Incredibly beneficial insight. I extremely suggest this script to all writers, striving or functioning. In fact this is a should review if you are an author. Yes, it’s that’s great!Stephen King is an impressive skill. He can bring personalities to life like no other. The people we fulfill in Shawshank are a few of my favored characters in his jobs. The temper and also disappointment you feel through a lot of the tale is digestive tract wrenching ~ The vindication at the end, so pleasant! The film adjustment is probably the very best SK job to movie. It is among my other half’s preferred motion pictures, so I just recently bought him the book. I review it over 20 years ago as well as considering that he was still reviewing “Christine” for the first time, I breezed through this novella in a day:-RRB- I had actually neglected so much! I love to re-read tales I have not seen in ages as well as reaquaint myself with old buddies. This is a classic as well as fantastic story.A fascinating peek in how the flick was created from Stephen King’s initial story and also re-made in Darabont’s image. The change of King’s tale (about narration) right into a movie script (about jail life and Andy’s getaway) is interesting. I mean we have actually all seen the flick and also remember it with fondness. Of specific interest in the script were the choices Darabont and also his staff made in transforming it– often owing to time or climate restraints as well as occasionally for easy expediency.The Green Mile I thinkthis is one of King’s finest narratives that I have actually ever before listened to. I like the initial individual narrative by Frank Muller. He was the most effective reader that was selected to review a few of King’s books. This book will offer the audience with a brand-new perspective on prison life, in addition to a belief in hope. This tells the tale of an innocent guy positioned in prison that does not let the wall surfaces take his freedom.I ‘d review the story before and loved it after that. Stephen King – Shawshank Redemption Audio Book Online. I have my very own Stephen King collection. My hubby who can take pleasure in a Stephen King motion picture yet rejects to check out enjoyed the experience of paying attention to guide. We listened with each other on a trip in the auto and also currently he can not wait on our following audio book.


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Was doing some random Googling and found this awesome blog – The Adventures of the i-LIMB. The blog’s author, Darin, has had his left arm amputated from just below the elbow from what I can see in the videos he’s posted, and he’s documented a daily journal of his experiences with his i-LIMB, an awesome piece of crazy cybertechnology (i.e. his prosthesis 😉 ). There are plenty of videos documenting what he’s been up to and stacks of content – regardless of your background, check out his site and read up on his experiences.
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The Viking Realistic Texture Pack is a wonderful and comprehensive texture pack for Minecraft that adds multiple new textures to the game that allow you to mimic materials that Vikings used. However, not just Viking materials are included in the pack. There are also general real life materials that do not come with the original game.
This does use a lot of computer power so it is best if your PC has at least the minimum requirements. This pack also changes the look of your entire Minecraft world, so it does change a lot and enables you to become immersed in the Viking theme. The pack creates many new elements towards the game that you may use to create a realistic environment, such as wooden textures, dead bushes and bamboo. The game will update everything in the world and make it more realistic, so you should not expect to keep the normal pixelated block look.
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This mod is very fun to use and is bound to please many players. Especially those who enjoy realism in their games. If everything wasn’t portrayed in block style, you might even think it is real life! This pack also includes many paintings that you may decorate your house with. In addition, the texture pack updates the monsters that spawn, which means that you will see many new special effects. This includes the amazing Creeper explosions.
In general, this mod upgrades every single aspect of Minecraft to make it much more realistic. It is very easy to install, and will be worth your time. You can do anything from killing Creepers with your realistic weapons to farming animals and decorating your home. The mod is a wonderful milestone for Minecraft that showcases all the amazing features that can now be used.

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More Comic Con
One of the misperceptions of Comic Con to the outside world is that it is comic books. Only. What is it actually? Art. Imagination. Theatre. People walking around dressed in Superhero costumes, Cosplay outfits (love the fox ears and tails with kilts)and Loli dresses, steampunkers and sci-fi fans and freaks, all sorts of fans...as someone who loved Bladerunner, the X-files, twin peaks, Sleeper, now HAVEN (watch! on the SYFY channel, it's great!), Star Trek, Close Encounters, yetis and krakens and all sorts of nonsense, and yes there truly is a sea monster in Loch Ness as well as in Lake Champlain (I have stood on the decks of boats on both lakes and called to them :) It's a Scottish thing. So why not believe or at least play that you do? It's fun.


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Peanut Butter Rice Krispies Treats. You won't mind if these peanut-buttery squares stick to the roof of your mouth. Make a magnificent mango morning treat when you combine Kellogg's® Rice Krispies® with light coconut milk, chia seeds, vanilla, shredded unsweetened coconut and mango. Healthy Rice Krispie Treats made without marshmallows and with peanut butter, coconut oil, maple syrup and brown rice krispies.
As a child, I absolutely loved Rice Krispie treats. Sometimes if I was lucky my Mom would make them for us after school and they'd still be warm, not quite These peanut butter Rice Krispies are chewy, peanut buttery, and ridiculously delicious with a layer of chocolate on top. For ingredients, you'll need I love that these Healthy Peanut Butter Rice Crispy Treats have no marshmallows or corn syrup but are still out-of-this-world delicious! You can cook Peanut Butter Rice Krispies Treats using 4 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Peanut Butter Rice Krispies Treats
- It’s 3 tbsp of of butter.
- You need 4 cup of of miniature marshmallows.
- It’s 1 of Half cup of peanut butter.
- It’s 6 cup of of crispy rice cereal.
I think they're even easier to make because melting peanut butter and honey is much easier than melting mallows! ?. If you use a super creamy, natural peanut. These Peanut Butter Rice Krispie Treats will become soft if you leave them at room temperature for too long, so I recommend storing them in the fridge for best shelf life. Keep them in an airtight container to prevent the cereal from going stale. (It will lose its crunch if you don't keep it tightly covered.) Actually Rice Krispies Treats® was one of the first things that my Mom taught me how to bake.
Peanut Butter Rice Krispies Treats instructions
- Melt butter in large sauce pan over low heat. Add marshmallows and stir until they melt. Remove from heat..
- Stir peanut butter into marshmallow mixture until smooth..
- Add cereal and quickly stir until mixture coats cereal..
- Press mixture into buttered into 9 x 13 inch pan and cool. Cut into squares..
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I’ve written a lot about the high end of the sound spectrum. There are very important questions that need to be answered as we contemplate the value of high-definition audio and the realities of ultrasonics. Perhaps the most fundamental is whether human beings are capable of “perceiving” ultrasonic sounds. There is no disputing that musical instruments are capable of producing frequencies that eclipse the traditional range of human hearing. I look at spectragraphs of music recording all the time and see meaningful partials well above 20 kHz. And of course, I lament the fact that DSD and analog recordings have large amounts of uncorrelated noise in the ultrasonic region. Perhaps it doesn’t matter…but just maybe it does. I’m hoping to be the guy that does the rigorous double blind study proving this assertion one way or the other. I’m working on it.
So what would you say if we turned the question around and looked at the other end of the audio spectrum…the subsonic region between 1 Hz and 20 Hz? Are humans able to perceive sounds less than the traditional lower limit of 20 Hz? While I can’t honestly say that I know of instruments that produce frequencies in the subsonic range, I guess it’s possible. The largest organ pipes can produce sound that extend down to 16 Hz. And I have heard or been moved (literally) by music that uses those pipes but I doubt whether there are any traditional pop/rock musicians that are producing notes that low.
The world of electronic dance music is famous for the thundering pulse of the kick drum or an electronic sample of a kick drum. How low are those? Well, the clever beat makers and the engineers that work with them use something called a “sub octave” generator. This is device (analog or digital) that takes an incoming low frequency and produces an alternative output frequency one octave lower than the source input. Want to produce a track that has that extra car thumping punch…dial in your sub octave generator and pound out frequencies that dip below 20 Hz. You might chase your neighbors away with sounds that low but it’s all in the cause of better fidelity, right?
Figure 1 – A Rotary Woofer…the blades ride on the audio driver and turn/twist to establish the frequency.
Of course, we have to have speakers and amplifiers that are capable of moving air at those frequencies. That’s hard to do. It takes a lot of energy and very large speakers to make those sounds. The effort might not be worth it if we can’t hear those super low tones. But according to the folks that make “rotary woofers” at Eminent Technology, there are several recent studies (they didn’t list them) that have concluded that we can hear, “sounds down to a few Hertz”.
In the same paragraph they state, “Eminent Technology has already conducted one double blind study demonstrating that more than 91% of the participants could hear 16Hz, 8Hz, and 4Hz tones. Conventional audio systems with cone sub woofers are usually limited to about 20Hz. Compared to our hearing, conventional loudspeakers represent a high pass filter to sound.” How do they do it…using a radical technology called Rotary Woofers.
Here’s what a Rotary Woofer is:
“Each decade of sound recording and reproduction brings wider and wider bandwidth. Four years in development, the rotary woofer creates sound by rotating a set of blades. Sound represents very small changes in air pressure. As the blades rotate at a constant speed, the pitch follows the signal from the audio amplifier changing the pressure of the air just as a cone loudspeaker does. The blades have no pitch when there is no audio signal. The rotation of the blades grabs the air much more effectively than a cone and can enable high sound levels with a much more efficient conversion of energy as compared to a cone woofer. The rotary woofer has acoustic output equivalent of a very large number of conventional woofers many times its size at extremely low frequencies.”
I especially like the first line of this paragraph, “Each decade of sound recording and reproduction brings wider and wider bandwidth.” I take this to mean that we extend both ends of the usable musical range. Even if we cannot definitively say right now that humans can hear above 20 kHz…it seems that other end of the spectrum is opening up. I honestly don’t think it will be long before someone (perhaps even me) determines that ultrasonics do play an important role in the realism of a reproduced sound event…high-definition music.
If rotary woofers work at frequencies down to a few Hertz (although it would be very hard to miss something shaking the whole room unlike ultrasonics that might cause your dog discomfort), then it’s likely that ultrasonics play a roll too.
Let’s keep our minds open to the possibility that “wider bandwidth” benefits the fidelity of our recordings…even if our scientific instrumentation hasn’t figured out exactly how our bodies do it.


Leaves’ Eyes has been a favorite of mine for a few years now. The whole operatic female fronted metal band concept has always intrigued me since Nightwish hit the scene so many years ago. I wasn’t entirely sure what I thought about it from the first listen, but as time progressed I came to love it more and more.
To charge up interest in this concert Australian director Steve Ravic conducted all personal with each of the band’s members for some behind the scene taste of the band’s unique members. I personally like this part of the DVD set as we get to know the band a bit more up close and personal and is not all about the music.
Released by: Frontiers Records Release Date: January 25th, 2019 Genre: Hard Rock Links: Facebook Line Up: Tony Harnell – vocalsMagnus Karlsson – guitars, keyboards, backing vocalsJonni Lightfoot – bassAnders Köllerfors – drums Tracklist: 1. Pure Evil2. Wild Butterflies3. Last December4. How Many More Goodbyes5. Beautiful One6 Dysphoria7. My Heart Belongs to You8. Fire Away9. Bright […]


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NEW YORK — Under a majestic round blue stained-glass window embellished with a Star of David cutout, the sanctuary at the Eldridge Street Synagogue on the Lower East Side of Manhattan was packed on Tuesday evening.
But the 150 people who sat in the rows of dark wooden pews were not here to worship. They had come to see those who would have been part of this congregation over 100 years ago come alive again, in song.
Tuesday night was the New York debut of “Morning Star,” an opera composed by Ricky Ian Gordon, a leading writer of vocal music who was sitting in the audience, lip-syncing along with his actors.
“I feel thrilled, I feel like it’s very alive,” he told The Times of Israel during intermission. “I feel like historically, something is happening here.”
Based on a somewhat forgotten 1940s play by the same name, “Morning Star” traces the story of an immigrant Jewish family who, like many in the early 20th century, struggled to find a better life on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Through their journey, the Feldermans’ destinies are shaped by real historical events such as World War I and the Great Depression. But the most direct impact on their lives came from what is today known as the deadliest industrial disaster in the history of New York City: the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, which erupted 107 years ago on March 25, 1911.
The tragedy killed close to 150 sweatshop garment workers, many of whom were Jewish women. Some were burnt alive, some died of smoke inhalation, and others fell or even jumped to their deaths in despair as the factory went up in flames.
“It’s an amazing piece because it’s so recent in our history that I find that so many people have a personal connection to it,” said the show’s artistic director Eric Einhorn. “I, like many American Jews, am the great-grandchild of immigrants; my maternal grandfather came from Romania, he was a tailor, he worked in the area.”
“It’s about a Jewish family — which, that in itself transcends time periods entirely,” Einhorn said. “To be able to put on stage these kinds of characters in a way that’s truthful and honest and non-stereotypical is really exciting to me.”
Opera, out of the theater box
Einhorn, who has already been called a rising star in his field, is part of a company called On Site Opera, known for taking productions out of the traditional theater and into their natural habitat.
“We match the piece that we are producing with the space,” he told The Times of Israel. “We scout locations like a film set and we come in and install these productions in the space in a way that totally surrounds the audience.”
“Morning Star” is literally a head-turning performance. Audience members who attended the dress rehearsal quickly understood that to catch it all, they’d have to break away a natural instinct to face forward towards the synagogue’s ark.
Singers used all areas of the sanctuary, from the back or even the upstairs balcony. Performers moved up and down the aisles, allowing all spectators to see facial expressions up close — something even a front row seat at a traditional theater wouldn’t compete with.
The sanctuary offered more than a mere stage set, rather it provided an ornately detailed space, with a massive chandelier made of some 80 small lamps and a few Stars of David, hanging right above the pews.
Over the past six years, On Site Opera has taken audiences to see “Mozart’s Secret Gardener” in a community garden, “Milhaud’s Guilty Mother” in a Hell’s Kitchen garage, and the world premiere of “Musto’s Rhoda and the Fossil Hunt” at the Museum of Natural History’s Dinosaur Hall, among others.
When it came to “Morning Star,” Einhorn and his team searched for a space that would illustrate the 1910 American Jewish immigrant experience.
“At first, we were looking to mimic a domestic environment a little more, like an apartment or even a factory,” he recalled. “But we knew it needed to be on the Lower East Side. It was not only about the space but the neighborhood it was in also.”
They visited many possible venues before stumbling upon the Eldridge Street Synagogue, also known at The Museum at Eldridge Street, a true historic gem in the heart of Chinatown.
“We realized the synagogue’s own history with the Triangle Shirtwaist fire and these [characters in the piece],” Einhorn said. “It just became very clear that that was the place to do it.”
Indeed, the connection between the story of “Morning Star” and the synagogue can be traced in a direct line. The story’s characters would have been the same people who would have walked the streets of the Lower East Side and even worshiped here at the time.
Built in 1887, the Synagogue at Eldridge Street was the first grand house of worship built by Eastern European Jews in America, and served as a true symbol of their intention to settle in the US and blend their Jewish identity with their new American one.
“The community flourished for a very long time,” Chelsea Dowell, the museum’s marketing director, told The Times of Israel. “But that neighborhood, over time for a number of reasons, became less and less Jewish and so the congregation, their finances and their resources, began to dwindle.”
By the mid-20th century, the building itself was in pretty bad shape, with holes in the roof, leaks, birds flying around and stained glass, much like the one that today culminates atop the sanctuary, falling out of the windows.
The local congregation, which kept shrinking, abandoned the main ornate space and prayed in a smaller space downstairs.
“The sanctuary was in a way re-discovered in the 1970s by a group of preservationists who were chronicling many Jewish sites on the Lower East Side,” Dowell said. “That rediscovery kicked off a campaign to bring awareness to this building and then eventually it started the Eldridge Street Project, a $20 million project that took 20 years.”
Finally in 2007, the building was rededicated. It now houses a museum and cultural site that aims to maintain the memory of the Jewish community’s history in the neighborhood.
“Neighborhoods in New York don’t stay vacant for long,” Dowell said with a smile. “If one cultural group leaves, another one just takes their place and that’s really what happened.”
“Chinatown, even in 1887 would have existed but a little bit further west than our building and over time, as the Jewish population moved on and went in many cases to Brooklyn, and left some of that space vacant, the flourishing Chinese community continued to expand their own borders,” she added. “Now we find the synagogue in the middle of the Chinese neighborhood.”
A buffet of traditions
The Museum at Eldridge Street is truly an illustration of the cultural melting pot that is New York: a juxtaposition of cultures completely separate from one another, yet living in seemingly perfect harmony.
After they were approached by On Site Opera, the team at Eldridge street almost immediately agreed to host the production.
“It’s so connected to the stories that we tell at the museum every single day,” Dowell said.
“There is something really visceral for performers and audiences to be able to produce a piece in a real space,” Einhorn said. “You are not performing on a set that somebody built and painted but you are sitting in real architecture. The audience is looking at a space that is real, that is there before and after you are there.”
There is no question that for at least two hours on Tuesday night, the Eldridge Street Synagogue came alive in a unique way. It was as if by stepping into the room, the public had stepped back in time to witness how these American Jews once lived. Some even shed a tear or two, watching scenes of a Jewish family’s life that could have easily reminded them of their own.
But to offer this kind of immersive opera experience in an existing, meaningful space comes with many challenges, Einhorn said.
Even before rehearsals began, On Site Opera must vet potential locations, from acoustics to lighting and movement options.
“We try to troubleshoot as much as possible ahead of time,” Einhorn said. “But there are things you are not going to come up against until you are actually rehearsing in the space.”
“I find that it’s more collaborative than a traditional environment,” he continued. “Everyone has got to really pitch in and help figure things out. You really have to check your ego at the door.”
As people walked out of the synagogue into the Chinatown street under sporadic raindrops that would later turn into a full shower, they stopped to congratulate the orchestra, still wrapping up their instruments with big smiles on their faces.
“Morning Star,” booked for only four performances, will hold its last on Sunday, which marks the anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist fire.
“The piece itself is about strength, memory, perseverance and dealing with tragedy and how we all come through from that and I think it’s an especially timely message right now,” said Einhorn.
“I just hope people can take some strength away and their own slice of hope from this incredible story,” he said.


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Most of the world celebrates New Year with fireworks. In Thailand we welcome the New Year, in April, with water. During “Songkran” (Thai New Year), we pour scented water on the hands of our elders as a show of respect and to receive their blessings. It’s also a very festive celebration that’s marked by entertainment, water fights that spill into the streets, and a huge amount of people travelling by road to spend the holidays with their families and friends.
When things get out of hand, the situation becomes a recipe for disaster. During the Songkran week of 2012 alone, according to the government’s Road Safety Directing Center (pdf in Thai), there were 320 deaths and 3,320 people injured by road traffic crashes, mostly from drunk driving. Every Songkran becomes a reminder that road traffic injuries and fatalities are still a major public health and development challenge in Thailand.
Let’s take a closer look at the figures. According to the Thailand Road Traffic Accident Situational Report 2010, over 12,000 persons are killed in road traffic crashes, with nearly 100,000 people injured, and thousands of people crippled for the rest of their lives.
In Thailand, road traffic deaths and injuries disproportionately affect the poor, who have limited means to cope with the losses brought about by accidents. Hospital records show that 75-80% of road traffic injuries and 70-90% of road traffic deaths in Thailand involve motorcyclists – most of whom are poor.
It is also important to note that young people in Thailand are particularly vulnerable to road traffic crashes. According to the International Health Policy Program’s Burden of Disease Working Group, road traffic injuries are the top cause of death among males aged 15-29 and the second top cause of death among females in the same age range.
As road accidents affect people of working age, it silently –though enormously- contributes to loss in productivity in Thailand. This is due to the number of years lost to disability and death. The Ministry of Health also said that road accidents are a cause of high spending on health.
The Royal Thai Government is addressing road safety issues. It introduced the “Decade of Action” program which aims to reduce road accidents from the current rate of 20 per 100,000 persons to below 10 per 100,000 persons by the year 2020. However, this is no easy task and everyone will have to do their part in making roads safer. The root causes of road accidents also have to be tackled. It isn’t uncommon to see children riding on motorbikes or at the back of open air pick-up trucks. There are behavioral issues (e.g. driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, driving without a helmet, use of mobile phone while driving, driving without a safety belt) and also infrastructure and system challenges (e.g unsafe road conditions, unsafe vehicles, poor emergency medical service, and post-crash management systems).
What can be done? To start, people should wear helmets when they ride motorbikes. Children shouldn’t be riding motorbikes or the back of open air pick-up trucks either. We also have to think about improving public transport options for the poor. Thailand needs to improve governance and enforcement aspects, particularly on how to develop a proper road safety management system and how to effectively enforce road safety rules and regulations. To succeed, government agencies, civil society, development partners, the private sector, and individuals should do their bit to make roads a safer place for everyone.
We should aspire for a Songkran that marks a new year with much fewer road accidents in Thailand.


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The Fred Salmonpantsland Monorail attraction during refurbishment
Fred Salmonpantsland Monorail
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Brag to your friends that you rode on the only remaining infrequently engineered Monorail in West America for a particular journey through the view above Matecumbe, out through Disney Plaza Adventure, and to a stop in Downtown Popeye.
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