The killing of police spokesperson Andrew Felix Kaweesi at Kulambiro, a Kampala suburb, on Friday morning was the first high-profile killing this year. His death comes barely four months after the shooting dead of Muhammad Kiggundu, who was killed at Masanafu Trading Centre on the outskirts of Kampala on November 26, last year.
Speaking to the media at the crime scene on Friday, Gen Kale Kayihura, the Inspector General of Police, said Kaweesi, the departed Assistant Inspector General of Police, had never feared for his life. But the police chief claimed there had been several warnings from a gang suspected to have previously gunned down, among others, high-profile persons, including Maj Kiggundu, Sheikh Mustafa Bahiga, Sheikh Hassan Kirya, Sheikh Abdullah Muwaya, and State prosecutor Joan Kagezi.
“No, he had never feared for his life. We are trying to build what happened as narrated by eye witnesses to scene of crime officers. When we look at the patterns of killing, it’s not new. It is the same pattern that had been previously used to murder many Muslim clerics and Kagezi [State prosecutor],” Gen Kayihura said.
Unlike in the previous killings where police was quick to implicate the rebel Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), this time round, Gen Kayihura said it was too early to speculate who Kaweesi’s assailants were.
In the case of Maj Kiggundu’s assassination, the police promptly responded by raiding Nakasero Mosque, where 18 Muslims, including Amir Umah (leader), and Yahaya Mwanjje, were arrested and detained at a high-security detention centre at Nalufenya Police Station in Jinja District for a month without trial. The suspects were later examined and 14 of them released but four other clerics, including Sheikh Mwanjje, Sheikh Muhammad Buyondo, Abdul Wahaab, and Musa Sekandi were taken to court where they are battling murder-related charges.
In the killings of Sheikh Bahiga, Sheikh Kirya, and Sheikh Muwaya, police arrested 60 suspects, including Sheikh Yunus Kamoga, and former Nakasero Mosque Amir Umah. These were picked from Kampala, Kayunga, Mbale and other districts of Busoga sub-region.
Citing cases of the Muslim suspects now in court, Gen Kayihura dismissed claims that police was moving at a snail pace in its investigations into the killings. But late Kaweesi’s deputy at the police human resource directorate, Mr Felix Ndyomugyenyi, said the police had failed to resolve at least 4,000 murder cases in the last four years.
“When you hear these cases in the courts, it is the police that do investigations. Yes, Kaweesi has been killed but it does not mean the killers have won the battle. For us, we don’t kill but we shall have them arrested,” Gen Kayihura said.
Even then, the four-star General, admitted that the police were finding it difficult to arrest Kagezi’s killer, who he said was known to the police but still on the run. He echoed his call for neighbourhood watch. He said in the killing of Kaweesi, his driver and bodyguard, the police are relying on accounts by an eye witnesses, who reportedly said the assailants first parked adjacent to his home and pretended to be repairing a motorcycle as they waited to snare their victims.
Man on fast track
Gen Kayihura acknowledged that Kaweesi was a man he always relied on for police work due to his passion for work, intelligence and promising career.
AIGP Kaweesi was soon to graduate with a doctorate from South Africa.
“By end of this year, you will be calling me Dr Andrew Kaweesi. I am going to graduate with a doctorate degree. I also plan to contest for MP in 2021. I will soon resign to achieve that dream,” Kaweesi shared with Daily Monitor on Wednesday.
A senior police officer said Kaweesi wanted to quit the Force in 2015, run for Parliament in last year’s general election, but he was convinced to stay on by Gen Kayihura.
In the Wednesday chat with Daily Monitor, Kaweesi recounted the number of missions where he survived death, among them during the 2011 walk-to-work protests spearheaded by former Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party president, Dr Kizza Besigye, at Kawempe in Kampala where a thug aimed a brick at his head but he was only saved by his bodyguard, who stopped it.
In 2009, during the Buganda riots, Kaweesi, who was the then commandant, Police Training School at Kabalye in Masindi District, was assigned to man security on the Kampala–Masaka highway, which had been blocked by protesters and no vehicle could access Kampala.
Kaweesi told this newspaper on Wednesday that he came from Masindi with 700 police trainees and 500 clubs and deployed them to all the trading centres along the highway. He recounted how he moved through the highway stretch six times on the same day supervising the young officers.
In the 2016 elections, Kaweesi was assigned to command Kampala and its outskirts. He told this newspaper that his main challenge was on the day of announcing the election results when the FDC party was planning to announce parallel elections results. He said he tried to convince the FDC officials against the idea but they could not listen to him. He removed the media from the premises such that the Opposition party was left in a media blackout during their planned pronouncements.
He also shared how Gen Kayihura had also assigned him to oversee the police sports department. He said his rise to respect is based on his commitment and determination to execute missions and tasks given to him.
Kaweesi’s effectiveness in executing assignments saw him skip ranks. For example, he was promoted from the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), skipping the rank of Superintendent of Police (SP). He was later elevated to the rank of Commissioner of Police (CP), jumping the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) and later promoted to AIGP, skipping the rank of Senior Commissioner of Police (SCP).
In the Wednesday chat with Daily Monitor, Kaweesi joked that since he had been skipping ranks, his next promotion, if he was to stay in police, would probably be IGP.


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Han Chiang University College of Communication’s (HCUC) School of Applied Creative Arts and Designs lecturers participated in the opening showcase of George Town Festival (GTF2018) recently, by producing animations and visuals on Malay cultural heritage of Kelantan.
Those involved in this project were the School’s dean Lim Chun Woei as well as lecturers Benjamin Lam Xiu Qin, Mohd Eswandy Asre, Mohd Amizar Abdul Majid and Ben Lau Eng Wah.
“We are responsible to design and animate a series of montages to be used as the backdrops for the opening showcase, which focus on Malay cultural heritage of Kelantan like songket, wayang kulit and woodcarving.
“In addition, we are also assisting as the backdrop crew to handle the video switcher to ensure that all videos will be running smoothly during the show,” Eswandy said adding that the team was glad to be part of the prestigious event once again having collaborated with GTF on several other occasions before this.
The two-day opening showcase was called KELANTAN: A Living Heritage, which was a show celebrating Kelantan, an ancient and traditional stronghold of Malay culture, known as the ‘Cradle of Malay Culture’.
Among those present at the show, which was held at Dewan Sri Pinang, were YBM Tengku Temenggong Kelantan Tengku Tan Sri Mohamad Rizam Tengku Abdul Aziz and Tengku Puan Temenggong Kelantan Puan Sri Dato’ Tunku Noor Hayati Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra, Penang deputy chief minister II Dr P. Ramasamy, Permatang Pauh member of parliament Nurul Izzah Anwar and GTF director Joe Sidek.
The showcase featured the Rebana Ubi, the traditional drum; Asyik, a royal court dance; Mak Yong, a traditional form of northern dance-drama; dance piece Dikir choreographed by Raziman Sarbini; Dikir Barat, the lively display of a group singing in moving trance; Wayang Kulit, a type of traditional shadow puppet with child prodigy puppeteer Kamarul Baihaqi, and the splendour of Songket.
GTF2018 will run from August 4 till September 2. Visit www.georgetownfestival.com for more information on the programmes.

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This is a moment of delight for both the Netflix and gaming fans. Netflix will now be releasing a video game based on its popular Tv show Stranger things. Stranger Things 3: The game is all set to launch in the month of July this year.
Netflix is all set to launch the new stranger things game. Netflix has recently announced that that it will be hosting a special panel at Coliseum 2019. The panel is to bring people’s favourite shows to the gaming platform.
Netflix has confirmed that further information about the Stranger Things game will be available along with the release news of other games.
Apart, from this many other companies have announced there move in the gaming industry. Like Google’s Stadia and Apple Arcade of Apple which is a subscription facility for the iOS games.
Netflix surely for the game will follow the traditional path and license out the properties to other studios and make the game available for multiple platforms.
In the past years, many games have been launched based on movies and people loved playing them.
Stranger things 3: The game is expected to launch on July 4, 2019, for the PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and mobile devices.
Well, fans would definitely love to watch their favourite characters in a video game platform. Are you excited for the game? share your views in the comment section below. For more updates follow Blocktoro.com.

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Three months Pre-service training program for newly appointed Additional District & Session Judges and Civil Judges has commenced in the Punjab Judicial Academy, w.e.f 13th September 2021 to 11th December 2021.
Inaugural Ceremony of the subject program was organized on 13thSeptember 2021), the Director General welcomed the participants with the confidence that the training will be helpful for them and they will learn a lot from training, in the Academy.
Hon’ble Mr. Justice Muhammad Ameer Bhatti, Chief Justice, Lahore High Court Lahore graced the ceremony as Chief Guest. His Lordship, bestowed the participants with his fruitful address.
The Director General paid gratitude to the Hon’ble chief guest for sparing his precious time to grace the event.
The Ceremony was followed by a group photo.
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The World Economic Forum released a new study on the clean technology sector here in Davos. The report is a joint effort of the WEF and New Energy Finance, a consultancy out of London.
The report is a good overview of the green tech sector and it contains a number of interesting sidebars on areas that it does not have scope to mine in depth. One sidebar focuses on the use of microfinance to spread clean technology in the developing world.
Two billion people worldwide have no access to modern fuels and 1.6 billion have no access to electricity. In addition, hundreds of millions more live in areas with unreliable grids and experience regular outages disrupting light, water pumps and other essential functions.
These emerging areas can leapfrog the industrialized world and go straight to renewable energy. There is no incumbent energy supplier to supplant. Consider how China skipped over the landline phase of telecom and now has more than 450 million mobile phones.
The report highlights the following organizations which are exploring ways to use distributed, microfinance methods to bring clean tech to developing markets:
• Acumen Fund www.acumenfund.org
• D-Light Design www.dlightdesign.com
• E+Co www.eandco.net
• GEXSI www.gexsi.org
• Global Village Energy Partnership www.gvep.org
• Grameen Shakti Bank www.gshakti.org
• Green Microfinance www.greenmicrofinance.org
• Solar Electric Light Fund www.self.org
Additional providers can be found at: http://www.seepnetwork.org
As Obama considers a new US foreign aid strategy to engage with emerging countries, these models are worth a look.

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Rundgang durch das Konzerthaus Berlin
Violinist and singer Maarja Nuut combines Estonian music tradition with contemporary forms. For instance, she captures the typical sounds of local folklore in electronic loops. Her second album “Une Meeles” is an intense amalgamation of tradition with personal narration – definitely worth a discovery!
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Happy Rednesday! Well, what do you think of the new Blogger design and layout we have to work with? I need time to decide if I like it or not! (So far I don't!) Hmmm . . .
Anyways, this round canister with the rose is new to my collection. I acquired it at the thrift shop last week. It still has some flour left in it!
On the right side of this little vignette, on the shelf above my computer, is a "fairy" potting table. I got the cupboard at Michael's for $1.00, painted it, and the garden theme evolved from there.
Now, here we have an interesting, and practical, item. Any idea what it is? This is how I found it at the thrift store~
I undid the velcro and it looks like this ~
Then unfolded like this ~
Ah! Here's a clue ~
Voila! It's a pic-a-nic basket!
Unzip the whole thing , spread it out, and you have an instant picnic "table". You don't even have to transfer food from the basket to a blanket or table. And cleanup is just as easy - rezip and you're good to go!

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Āris Zutis spoke at Panta Rhei 50th conference
Within conference Āris Zutis spoke about AGILE and “waterfall” method in IT system development.
Panta Rhei 50th Conference took place from 5th till 7th October in Latvia, during which Rural Support Service (LAD) hosted European Commission representatives and European Union’s paying agencies experts of IT. This was first time Panta Rhei conference took place in Latvia.
Within conference Rural Support Service deputy director Ģirts Krūmiņš together with Autentica expert Āris Zutis spoke about AGILE and “waterfall” method in IT system development, LAD deputy director Indulis Āboliņš introduced success story of Latvia: complete transition to electronic applications for receipt of areas payments, and Project control deputy manager Juris Cvetkovs spoke about opportunities, gains and problems of using drones.


Updated the Raspberry Pi to kernel 3.11.1, using the code from GitHub:
For some odd reason, then same files are still missing, as for 3.11 – ~/linux/drivers/net/ethernet/Kconfig and ~/linux/net/mac80211/chan.c, so just copy these across from the 3.10 tree..
# uname -a
Linux rgpi 3.11.1-pi #1 PREEMPT Sat Sep 21 11:13:01 BST 2013 armv6l armv6l armv6l GNU/Linux
There are some hints and tips on cross-compiling kernels for ARM systems in an earlier article: http://rglinuxtech.com/?p=49
I should mention that there are several other ways of doing this, but this is how I do it.. And… This is really intended for those who already have experience of compiling and installing Linux kernels from source!
Robert Gadsdon. September 21, 2013


Ryan Seacrest said the voting was so close that the difference between some of the contestants was .19 percent!
Three of the contestants in Sunday night's Top 10 were from our area: Michael J. Woodard of East Falls, Catie Turner from Langhorne, and Dennis Lorenzo from West Philadelphia.
All ten contestants performed during the Disneyland themed episode, each singing a Disney song.
Michael sang the theme to "Beauty and the Beast."
Catie sang "Once Upon a Dream" From "Sleeping Beauty."
Dennis sang "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" from "The Lion King."
Viewers at home cast their votes online, officials tabulated them and Seacrest announced the Top 7 just before the end of the show.
Turner and Woodard made it to the next round.
The family of Dennis Lorenzo is upset, but still proud of the West Philadelphia native after he was voted off.
"It is what it is. America will be behind his music one day," said Dennis' mom Roslyn King Lewis.
Earlier in the night, Lorenzo's fan club filled a West Philadelphia bar - his cheering squad going wild when he sang his rendition of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" after showing video of tonight's episode with his daughter visiting him.
Lorenzo's family spoke about the emotional journey.
"He's my first grandson and I'm so proud of him. And all I got to say is he's doing what he want to do and God bless him," said his grandmother Denise Parker.
"American Idol" airs Sundays at 8 p.m. on 6abc.
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Researchers found that the addition of cancer drug bevacizumab to chemotherapy or biological therapy may increase the risk of treatment-related mortality.
Bevacizumab inhibits the activity of the vascular endothelial growth factor, which is involved in the development of blood vessels.
A study by a team from Stony Brook University Medical Center in New York conducted a meta-analysis using data from 16 studies covering 10,217 patients with advanced tumours.
In total, 5,589 patients received bevacizumab while 4,628 were given a control drug.
Researchers found 148 fatal adverse events (FAE) occurred. The overall incidence of mortality with bevacizumab was 2.5 per cent, compared with 1.7 per cent in the control group.
Compared with chemotherapy alone, the addition of bevacizumab increased the risk of mortality by 46 per cent.
The association between bevacizumab and mortality during treatment varied significantly with chemotherapeutic agents but not with tumour type or bevacizumab dose.
The researchers concluded: 'Given that the absolute risk of treatment-related mortality appears low, the use of bevacizumab should be considered in the context of overall survival benefits.'
They added: 'Further efforts are needed to reduce FAEs due to haemorrhage, neutropenia and gastrointestinal perforation in association with bevacizumab therapy.
'It is very important for physicians and patients to recognise the risks as well as the benefits associated with bevacizumab treatment and to monitor closely to identify and treat serious adverse effects.'

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Best Five Reasons Austin Is Way Less Cool Than Houston
3. Houston is cheaper to live in.
Surprisingly, that's NOT true over all. Houston is actually a little more expensive than Austin in most ways that people measure their cost of living, and that includes rent, utilities, and groceries. But the average income is also marginally higher in Houston, and where the disparity comes into play is in scale. Houston is a big freaking city, and when we're talking about things like rent that's important. Yeah, it's expensive as fuck to rent a decent place in the previously quirky and affordable Montrose neighborhood, but a broke ass Houstonian can find reasonably priced places to live in many other not so in-demand neighborhoods. Austin is not as small as rumored - it's currently the 11th largest city in America, and grows with a steady influx of new residents with every passing day. But there are fewer and fewer cheap places to live here. Unlike the mighty sprawl that is Houston, pretty much every neighborhood here is getting pricey, so those rent averages are less "average." If every place available is $1200 a month, does that make it better when Houston's average rent is say $1300, but that takes into account rents in the $1500 range AND places that cost much less? You just don't have a wide range to choose from if you're on a limited income. In Houston, you're more likely to find something livable for less.
When it comes to home prices, that also seems to be the case. I live in a modest 1300 square foot home with a train track behind it. It's nice, but far from palatial. For the same money in Houston, I'd have my pick of much bigger places in some nice neighborhoods. Your home buying money just goes a lot further in H-Town. It's been weird seeing formerly affordable neighborhoods mutate into hip hotspots over the last twenty years. The run down homes that I once rented in a South Austin would cost close to half a million dollars to buy now. That's no joke. Some of those places were selling for $80,000 back in the 1990′s.
But this one is somewhat of a draw when either city is compared to other places nationally. Texas cities are just far more affordable for the average person than many other cities across the USA. Neither Austin or Houston bury the other on value.
2. Food. Houston is one of the nation's best food cities.
It just is. I think it's pretty obvious to any Houstonian who eats out a lot that the city is pretty special in that regard. It's part of that international and ethnically diverse trend that's been happening in the Houston area for decades. You can easily find many different options when it comes to eating in Houston. Vietnamese Pho is everywhere, along with a Indian food, Tex Mex, Cajun, and everything else under the sun. There are thousands of restaurants ranging from four star affairs down to food trucks dotting the culinary landscape of Houston.
Austin, on the other hand, offers much less variety.
Sometimes it feels like Austin has three types of basic cuisines - (mostly watered down) Tex Mex, BBQ, and "Breakfast."
Be prepared to have black beans and home fries with every fucking meal when you eat out. Also be prepared to encounter vegan and vegetarian options everywhere, including the BBQ joints. I'm not saying that's a "bad" thing, just that eating out here is pretty homogenized and boring after maybe a year. Houston in comparison is a dining adventure that seems like it could take a lifetime to explore.
But hey! You want some black bean goo on that burger! Fuck it, we HAVE that here!
1. For all of the negative stereotyping, Houston is a tolerant town in general.
Maybe it's all of that ethnic diversity, or the huge gay population, but Houston is a pretty tolerant place to live. There's an openly gay Mayor, making it the city with the highest elected homosexual person in the nation. Houston has the Pride Parade, and just feels like there's a "live and let live" attitude there. Not every place in the country can boast that. I work with two lesbians who came from New York, and both have told me that they encountered a lot less discrimination when living in Houston than either New York or Austin. Granted, that's anecdotal, but I see no reason to doubt their experiences.
Austin is pretty friendly to gays too, but they don't have the developed community or leadership here that Houston provides.

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It appears that when Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin saw actress Audra McDonald on a Broadway stage performing in the Tony Award-nominated The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, she had an epiphany. Possibly, Ri-Ri imagined her younger self, saw some resemblances and felt compelled to announce the “Private Practice” star could play the lead role in From These Roots, the movie adaptation of her best-selling 1999 autobiography.
The biopic, which was on hold, is again the topic of conversation among Hollywood heavyweights.
Franklin admits that there hasn’t been any discussion with McDonald, but she says she admires the singer’s stage presence and voice. In 2010, Franklin hinted that Academy Award-winning actress Halle Berry would be the best choice at that time. Fellow Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson’s name has also been tossed around. –yvette caslin

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Antioxidative defense system in lupin roots exposed to increasing concentrations of lead
Yellow lupin (Lupinus luteus) cv. Juno seedlings exposed to increasing concentrations of Pb2+ (50-350 mg l-1) were analysed in respect to its effect on the degradation of lipids, the content of antioxidants (ascorbate, α-tocopherol) and the activity of the ascorbate glutathione cycle enzymes (dehydroascorbate reductase DAR; EC 22.214.171.124 and glutathione reductase GR; EC 126.96.36.199). Lipid peroxidation, expressed as the content of TBArm (thiobarbituric acid reactive metabolites), increased only at 50 and 100 mg l-1 Pb2+, whereas at higher lead concentrations it decreased as compared with the control. The level of free fatty acids was not significantly affected as a result of Pb2+ exposure, except for 300 mg l-1 Pb2+. The content of α-tocopherol increased significantly at the range of concentrations between 150 and 300 mg l-1 and at these concentrations lipid peroxidation was inhibited. Ascorbic acid (AA) and dehydroascorbic acid (DHA) content increased considerably in roots treated with 100 and 150 mg l-1 Pb2+. In general the activity of DHAR and GR was stimulated by lead, however at higher Pb2+ concentrations (300 and 350 mg l-1) GR revealed lower enzymatic activity. Our results suggest that in lead-treated roots lipids might be protected against reactive oxygen species (ROS) by lipid-soluble molecules of α-tocopherol and this direct defense seems to be supported by AA as well as the enzymes: DHAR and GR.

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Happy Sunday everyone! It appears autumn turned its back for a few days and summer came sneaking back in. Temps are going to be in the high nineties all day. Ew. I love summer, don’t get me wrong, but I don’t appreciate it barging back in when it’s supposed to be fall. Since I can’t control the weather, I will instead get on with this post.
We are back with another snippet from Unveiled, the first book in my Raven Daughter series which is available in ebook, audio, and paperback. I only have a few more that I’m going to do with from this book.
We’ve jumped ahead again. Jo and Caius back on their journey and things are once again, not quite going to plan.
A chest, inside an iron cage, rested on a short, sunken pedestal in the middle of the space. I stared at it. “I’m guessing the key is in the chest?”
“I would assume so.” Caius shrugged.
I approached the caged chest, a flush of goose pimples covering my skin from another sudden drop in temperature. Was there some specific reason it had to be so damn cold? A small circle of iron made a hole in the middle of the cage. Inside that was a handle.
Caius and I examined the cage from several angles. “It looks like it should open if I reach in and twist the handle,” I said.
He nodded. “Looks that way.”
I bent and slipped my hand through the hole, grasped the frozen handle and twisted it to the side. Glowing runes appeared on the cage. A loud click echoed through the room and a silver band closed around my wrist like a vice. I cried out as pain shot through my hand and arm.
Caius appeared at my side. Grasping the bars of the cage, he tried to pull it apart. The iron didn’t give so much as an inch. As if it reacted to Caius trying to break the cage, the manacle closed tighter, drawing another cry from me. Blood oozed around my wrist as the metal cut through my skin.
“Caius, stop! It’s cutting me!” I struggled to remain calm. It wasn’t working too well, but blind panic wasn’t going to help either.
Releasing the cage, Caius stepped back, his expression unreadable. A glance at his wrist showed a ring of bloodied skin around it. I bleed, he bleeds. Somehow that thought calmed me down, even if his skin wasn’t as maimed as mine.
My wrist started to burn like a brand had been set to it. Instinctively, I tried to jerk away, the band dug into my skin. “It burns! Why does it burn?”
Caius’s large hand closed over my forearm, his voice grim when he said, “It’s the silver.”
“Silver has never burned before.”
“You’ve never had demon blood in your system before.”
Startled I looked up at him. To my surprise, he looked genuinely sorry for my plight. He stepped back then circled me and the cage before turning to examine the walls. I tried to flex my hand and winced.
“Don’t move,” Caius said without taking his eyes off the walls.
Blinking back tears, I looked around and realized for the first time there were now runes cut into the stone of the walls. About four feet off the ground, a wide area of small square stones, each with a rune cut into it, made a large pattern on the wall across from me.
Caius circled the room three times, reading the other runes. Just as he paused again in front of the last set, the stone tile I stood on dropped a couple of feet. I bit back a scream as the silver band dug into my wrist and terror gripped me.
Caius spun, his eyes narrowed as he stared at the floor beneath me. He turned back to the walls, his gaze sweeping across the runes. “We’re running out of time.”
“What?” I panted past the burning in my wrist and the sensation of needles in my hand from the restricted blood flow.
“The runes are a puzzle. Nadia said we would need to work together. Now I see why.” He motioned to the walls. “These runes weren’t here until the cage cut into your wrist. Into both our wrists. This place was making sure we are bound. Now it’s making sure we both want the same thing.”
“Fascinating,” I gasped as tears leaked down my face. “How is it going to make sure we both want the same thing?”
Caius looked at me then, his troubled eyes glowing slightly. “It’s going to try to kill you.”
“What?” I shrieked. “Why?”
“If I’m willing to let you die, then we don’t want the same thing.”
The floor under me abruptly dropped again. I screamed and grabbed the iron bars of the cage with my left hand, unable to keep the terror at bay. Did we want the same thing? Or was he ready to throw in the towel and deal with the pain of a broken bond?
Unable to look at him, I drew in a shuddering breath and said as calmly as I could, “I’m not ready to die, Caius. Please.”
He strode across the room and took my chin in a firm grip, forcing me to look into the liquid gold of his eyes. “I am not going to let you die.”
I hope you enjoyed this snippet, feel free to leave a comment. Make sure you check out the #SnippetSunday Facebook group so you can read snippets by all the other authors on there. Maybe you will find your next great read, I know I’ve found a few since joining this.
I’m Jo and the death of my mother revealed a whole lot of secrets she was keeping. Like the fact that my sperm-donor father was a freaking angel who couldn’t keep it in his pants and slept with a woman he should never have been with. Or the fact I’m not mortal and would one day be a reaper of souls.
Reaping souls, now there is something I never dreamed I would do, but here I am doing just that. Or at least I was, until souls started becoming Lost. And that’s when things went south.
When I stupidly agreed to help discover what was causing the Lost without reading the fine print first. Now a lot of immortals would like to see me dead because of what I might become. To top it off, I ended up blood bound to a powerful half-demon who is supposed to be a reaper’s sworn enemy. Funny thing is he may be the only one I can trust.
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The Peter McVerry Trust have opened new social housing units in Dublin.
The €1.4 million project delivers 11 high quality apartments in the North Inner City and will now be offered to single people exiting homelessness and to those on the city’s social housing list.
The Trust's Head of Communication, Francis Doherty gave Dublin Live a tour of one of the new units - which come fully furnished and move-in ready.
The project was first initiated in 2014 when planning permission was sought to transform the derelict site at St Agatha's Court, Dublin 1 into suitable accommodation.
Building commenced in spring 2015 and new residents are expected to move in shortly.
The Trust have their sights set on converting a further 18 units into acceptable social housing units by the end of 2017, and to date have delivered 50 units by reusing empty buildings in Dublin since 2014.


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This morning I quickly popped in to buy the necessary items for my house, I do not know if I was amazed or shocked to see parents and their kids loading their baskets with all kinds of unhealthy foods. I understand that our lives are busy from getting kids to school and getting ready to go to work, so pre-packed meals and snacks are easy, and at times we all indulge and enjoy unhealthy foods. The sad part is that the one family were all overweight and I wondered if they believe that they are doing the right thing for their kids, by letting them live an unhealthy lifestyle.
Do not get me wrong, I am not saying that kids should not be able to enjoy the occasionally sugar filled treat or fries and a burger, but it is important to try and teach them to be active and eat healthy.
For all young children being active is important and should always be fun, whether it is playing outside or joining a sports club, and parents should encourage them to play and enjoy physical activities.
As your child gets more competitive in sports, they will dedicate more time to practicing and the competitions will last longer.
Healthy eating is a priority, and it is helpful to plan if you have an active or athlete child. A visit to the park can be great fun especially if you pack a cooler so they can be adequately fuelled for their activities.
Try to encourage vegetables and fruits, fill the cooler and fridge with cut-up fruit, yogurt, turkey sandwiches, watermelon slices, string cheese, vegetables with hummus or a dip and do not forget the apples and peanut butter. As a sweet treat granola bars and vanilla wafers are a must. Snacks like these encourages healthy eating and are quick and easy for children to enjoy “real” food, try to avoid chips, chocolate bars, fizzy drinks etc.
Sometimes children can be picky eaters, explain to them that they need food to be able to perform well in their sport and that eating is just as important as training. By allowing them to choose their own foods will give them the opportunity to see what food allows them to perform at their best and they will eventually choose what makes them feel at their best.
Adequate protein is important to build muscles and mind, yogurt, string cheese, chicken breast and peanut butter is a great source of protein.
During activities children needs to stay hydrated, oranges, juicy and water are great as this will keep your child hydrated.
For those matches that needs a longer travel time, remember to stock your cooler with bottles of juice, and water, this may reduce the temptation to stop for fizzy sodas on the way. Pretzels, granola bars, peanut butter and banana sandwich, apples, and fig cookies are great to snack during your trip.
To try to avoid “junk food”, a healthy second lunch after school or before sports is great and a second lunch is important especially for children who eat poorly at school lunch. Children do not need to eat perfectly all the time and they need “junk food” in moderation to avoid them from feeling deprived.
Meal planning should not be treated as an afterthought, after all food is important and eating not an option. So, take the few minutes to plan your meals and you will have healthy, and quick meals on the table or ready to go.

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Food allergies are scary. And on the rise. We have 10-month old twins, and I joked that we would introduce them to peanut butter in the parking lot in front of the pediatrician’s office, just in case. We don’t have nut or shellfish allergies in our families, but that doesn’t always act as a precursor to a food sensitivity, intolerance, or allergy. They say that breast milk reduces the risk of allergies, but I still know plenty of kids that were nursed and have sensitivities. There is research to support that blood type is an indicator for what foods your body responds well or poorly to – *Eat Right 4 Your Type* is a good resource for more information on that subject. But still, we don’t know why food allergies have become so prevalent and extreme. Is it family history? GMOs? Things mothers are exposed to during pregnancy? The air? The water? The chemicals? We just don’t know.
For your personal diet, it’s important to listen to your body more so than the hype certain food trends get in the news. Gluten-Free is one of the new buzz words in food and food packaging. I’ve even seen a sign with “Gluten-Free” at the deli counter of my local grocery store. I know a lot of people who chose to go gluten-free – not because they are sensitive to gluten or have Celiac Disease, which is a very serious condition, but because they think it’s better for them to forgo wheat products.
Processed, refined grains can break down in to sugars in the body, which lead to inflammation and other problems. But there are a lot of health benefits to whole grains. In fact, they may reduce the risk of type-2 diabetes, heart disease, and certain types of cancer. In some instances, giving up those foods may cause long-term problems, and develop an intolerance that wasn’t there to begin with. We’ve all heard of the voluntary vegetarians who go back to meat and have bacon or a steak right away only to regret diving into the deep end right away, because their bodies have forgotten how to digest the foods.
Celiacs and people with severe food allergies and intolerances have to work very hard to get the nutrients they need. People who voluntarily give up certain foods need to be just as thoughtful. If you give up meat, be sure your getting complex proteins – beans alone aren’t adequate. If you give up whole grains, make sure you get fiber, B-vitamins, and iron elsewhere. If you give up 2% or whole milk, be very careful that you’re getting enough calcium in your diet – the body readily digests milk’s fat soluble nutrients through non-skim milk. Just be sure the choices you make for your body are thoughtful, and be considerate of what you put into and leave out of it. You only get one body, and you can’t trust the food industry to take care of it as well as you will.


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Smoky Spice Rubbed Pork Chops with Garlic Herb Butter
Prep Time: 3 - 24 hours
Cook Time: 15 - 22 minutes
Garlic Herb Butter
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter (1 stick), softened
- 2 tbsp. finely-chopped parsley
- 2 tsp. fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 tsp. Dijon (optional)
- 1/4 tsp. sea salt
- 1/8 tsp. fresh-ground black pepper
- Pinch cayenne pepper (optional)
- Olive oil for grilling
- 6 pork bone-in pork loin or rib chops
- 2 tsp. Kosher salt
- 2 tsp. brown sugar
- 2 tsp. smoked paprika
- 2 tsp. ground coriander
- 2 tsp. ground black pepper
- Zest from 1 lemon
First, make the butter by combining all the garlic-herb butter ingredients in a small mixing bowl and use a fork to thoroughly blend. Scrape butter with a rubber spatula onto a piece of kitchen parchment or plastic wrap. Roll up and twist the ends to form a cylinder. Refrigerate for a few hours until firm. (Can be stored in the freezer for up to 1 month.)
While the butter is solidifying, pat the chops dry with paper towels. Thoroughly combine the seasonings and sprinkle over both sides of the chops. Cover and cure in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or for as long as over night. Remove chops from fridge 1 hour before grilling.
Set up grill for direct-heat grilling with two zones: high heat and medium heat. Brush and oil the grates before cooking. Place chops on the high heat side for 2 minutes to sear the meat, flip and sear the other side for 2 minutes. Move chops to the medium heat; rotate 90 degrees for crosshatch marks. Cook for another 3 to 4 minutes per side or until the internal temperature reaches 140°F for medium (medium is 145°F; the temperature will rise another 5 degrees with carryover heat). Let rest 5 to 10 minutes and top with a couple slices of Garlic Herb Butter and swirl the melted deliciousness over the chops.
Recipe from Bull Outdoor Products.


AIMS: Myocardial salvage following treatment for ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction is prognostic for morbidity and mortality. Studies with myocardial salvage as endpoint rely on valid assessment of the myocardial area at risk (AAR). T2-weighted cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) imaging is the preferred method to assess the AAR. However, T2-weighted imaging can be of poor image quality and uninterpretable. Contrast-enhanced (CE) cine imaging can also show AAR and our aim was to investigate if CE-cine can replace T2-weighted imaging. Cine imaging is part of a standard CMR-protocol and implementing CE-cine imaging for assessment of the AAR would mean shorter investigation time.
METHODS AND RESULTS: As a DANAMI-3 substudy, we performed successful dual imaging of the AAR in 166 participants using both T2-weighted short tau inversion recovery (T2-STIR) and CE-cine imaging. T2-STIR imaging was non-diagnostic in nine and CE-cine in one scan during the period. CE-cine measured 4.7% of left ventricle (LV) [95% confidence interval 3.2-6.2%] smaller AAR compared with T2-STIR images (P?<?0.001). Visual analysis of a plot of infarct size vs. AAR showed an overestimation of the AAR when measured with T2-STIR images. There was no difference in AAR with CE-cine in an interobserver analysis of 46 scans [1.2?g (standard deviation 9.5), P?=?0.42].
CONCLUSIONS: CE-cine imaging shows good internal consistency in assessment of the AAR. A visual inspection reveals possible overestimation of AAR with T2-STIR images. There is good interobserver agreement in the analysis of CE-cine imaging. CE-cine can replace T2-STIR imaging resulting in a more valid assessment of the myocardial AAR.


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5 Benefits of Testosterone
As the male body ages, the hormone testosterone will naturally decrease in production. For some men, however, for various reasons, whether due to medical issues or genetic predispositions, testosterone levels may fall undesirably early, or at an alarmingly high rate. Those who find that their testosterone production is at a level that is not wanted may benefit from testosterone replacement treatment. There are numerous health benefits that come with replenishing testosterone, as it serves numerous important physical functions. If you are wondering whether this kind of treatment is right for you, consider some of the following benefits that this natural hormone provides.
The Great Things Testosterone Can Do for You
There are a lot of reasons why testosterone replacement can benefit your life. The following list provides a brief overview of these factors.
- Increased Energy: If you are experiencing chronic fatigue as a result of decreased testosterone levels, you will notice a major difference when your levels return to a normal amount. Testosterone provides the body with a highly useful boost in energy that allows for heightened performance of a variety of physical tasks.
- Sturdier Bones: A key factor affecting men’s athletic performance is the strength and density of their bones. With lower testosterone levels, the bones become weaker and can break or become stressed more easily. Higher levels of testosterone translate to higher bone density, which will protect bones and allow them to function more reliably.
- Emotional Wellness: The benefits of testosterone replacement extend beyond merely physical effects. An increase in energy allows for a more stable and overall better mood, and those who have higher levels of testosterone are less likely to suffer from depression and anger. If you are experiencing a lack of confidence and drive, it may be due to low levels of testosterone.
- Sexual Function: One of the more commonly known roles that testosterone plays is influencing a man’s sex drive. There are many positive results that will come from increasing your testosterone levels, and these include the positive impact on libido. After undergoing testosterone replacement, you may find that erectile dysfunction and other libidinal issues no longer pose problems.
- Maintaining a Healthy Weight: For some men, weight gain seems an irreversible process. That is just a myth. The fact is testosterone helps the body to eliminate body fat while producing more muscle mass. Some men may also find that low energy levels make it difficult to exercise and continue healthy habits. Since it helps eliminate fatigue, and plays a role in producing lean muscle mass instead of fat, testosterone replacement can help attack weight loss from both angles.
If you find your emotions are unstable, your energy levels are generally low while your body fat is high, and your confidence and drive are not at the place you want them to be, it may be time to explore options for testosterone replacement. The body is a machine that requires numerous nutrients and hormones to function properly, and testosterone is by no means an insignificant part of this equation. If you think you might benefit from higher levels of testosterone, consider exploring the options available for raising your levels.

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One of the most important factors to consider before construction is the composition of the soil that will support the base surface and turf. It is an idea to hire soil specialists to check the grading (using GPS and laser systems), the conditions and composition of the soil, the load-bearing capacity, potential for drainage, shrinkage and swelling properties, along with the soils water content. This can be achieved by boring between 6 to 8 holes into the surface to see what is below. In some cases, this can reveal that the proposed surface is not ready for construction with rebar and construction debris making the surface unstable. Identifying any issues with the ground prior to construction prevents future expenses and delays.
To ensure the surface is appropriate for use, a base over the soil is made out of either concrete or asphalt. This surface is determined by the properties of the soil that will hold the field and what will allow the playing field to serve its purpose. In choosing the correct base surface drainage, runoff and load bearing capacity are guaranteed, along with protecting the field from future ground movements.
Prior to beginning construction, it is important to understand the climate and weather patterns of the area where the field will be situated. Such factors include rainfall and temperature control. An irrigation system is necessary to reduce surface heat as synthetic surfaces can generate up to 40% more heat than a natural field. So, it is important to consider the water supply available and if this is enough to facilitate irrigation. Irrigation is also necessary for certain sports such as hockey to give the playing surface its gliding properties.
If the surface to be converted is outdoor and will experience heavy rainfall, the ground should have a gradient (between 0.8% and 1%) to prevent puddles forming in low areas. It is also important to consider the drainage system to suit a synthetic field and the requirements of the sports that will take place on the surface. Synthetic playing fields have a vertical drainage system that circles the perimeter of the ground acting as a border and drawing all wet patches to the perimeters of the field out of the way of play. It is then topped by 8 inches of stone and screen which the artificial grass is then put on top.
Prior to constructing a synthetic playing field, it is important to know the purpose of the field. This is the determining factor when coming to the decision that a synthetic material is the best fit. Synthetic playing fields are made from synthetic artificial turf and are commonly used on soccer, hockey and rugby fields. Synthetic playing fields are ideal as they do not experience extreme wear-and-tear, meaning they are easy to maintain and are visually appealing year-round.
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As do other recreational pilots, Ashish Kapoor (opens in new tab) learned during flight training that he shouldn’t count on the accuracy of wind forecasts. The best available forecasts in the United States—from the federal government’s Winds Aloft program—have been based largely on data from instrumented weather balloons released twice a day, providing forecasts for 176 stations across the United States.
“They would tell you, ‘Winds Aloft is often not accurate, so you have to take that into account when you make your flight plan,’” says Kapoor, a Microsoft researcher who specializes in machine learning and decision-making. Pilots learn to plan for longer flight times and greater fuel consumption, he says, in case the actual wind conditions are not as expected.
In our data-driven, sensor-filled world, that lack of precision motivated an effort to devise a better solution.
Kapoor and his colleague Eric Horvitz (opens in new tab), a Microsoft distinguished scientist and managing director of Microsoft Research Redmond (opens in new tab), began looking for such a solution—specifically, one that would not involve installing new sensors or other equipment. They focused on using aircraft in flight as a possible source of data.
It turns out that data about the tens of thousands of flights over the United States each day are publicly available from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). That means people can view any commercial aircraft’s flight plan—the planned airspeed (fixed cruising speed relative to the air mass), altitude, distance, and route—as well as the observed groundspeed (speed relative to the ground), altitude, longitude, and latitude at any moment during the flight, with only a small time lag.
“Our research question was: Could we take the information that was already available and use it to predict wind conditions without needing any additional infrastructure?” Kapoor says. In other words, could airplanes in flight be employed as a vast sensor network to determine atmospheric conditions? Could data available today be used to infer winds on a large scale without special plane-based wind sensors and new infrastructure to access and combine signals from planes?
Because winds will change an aircraft’s flight path and affect the groundspeed, the researchers determined that they could estimate the wind conditions mathematically.
That sounds straightforward enough—if no wind is present, the groundspeed will match the airspeed and the plane will fly along its intended course. If you know the groundspeed and the airspeed, along with where the plane is heading and its actual course over the ground, you can calculate the wind speed and direction.
But one key piece of data was unavailable: The data provided by the FAA does not include information about where a plane is headed.
Solving this conundrum involved a creative leap—what Kapoor calls their “biggest intellectual aha moment.” They realized that winds exhibit a special property known as spatial regularity—that is, nearby airplanes are likely to encounter similar winds. They then figured out a way to exploit this property by taking observations from nearby wind stations, combining it with the FAA data, and then using a probabilistic model to infer the wind velocity. In essence, they came up with a way to solve a puzzle despite many missing pieces.
Comparing Predictions with Ground Truth
To help with testing the accuracy of their model, which they call Windflow (opens in new tab), Kapoor and Horvitz—along with two high school researchers, Spencer Laube and Horvitz’s son, Zachary, both students at the Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences—launched a helium-filled high-altitude balloon in eastern Washington state in June 2013. Equipped with a GPS device, barometric and temperature sensors, and an onboard computer, the balloon was carried by the wind, reaching an altitude of 95,000 feet.
Before launch, they estimated the endpoint of the balloon’s journey—when it would reach maximum altitude and rupture—using their own model, as well as the Winds Aloft model from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The results were striking: The Winds Aloft prediction was off by 56.2 miles, in an easterly direction, while the researchers’ prediction was off by only 11.6 miles, in the same direction.
A small aircraft would spend much less time traveling the same route and climbing through those altitudes, but the NOAA error is “a pretty big cumulative error in terms of winds across altitude profiles,” Kapoor says.
It could certainly be significant for high-altitude balloons deployed for research purposes, which often carry expensive instrumentation that parachutes to the ground when the balloon bursts at a certain height.
“The error,” Kapoor says, “could make a difference in the ability to recover the balloon’s payload.”
In addition to publishing their findings in a paper (opens in new tab), Kapoor and Horvitz have made their predictive model publicly available on the Microsoft Azure (opens in new tab) cloud service. The service graphically depicts the Windflow model, the Winds Aloft model, and the differences between them on a map of the continental United States.
The views are computed every three hours during the daytime, using a subset of aircraft rather than all of the aircraft in flight.
“It turns out that the biggest obstacle was getting the data—we have to pay for each piece of data from each aircraft,” Kapoor says. This is because the only practical way for the researchers to access the FAA data—for now—is through a commercial website that charges for each ping to an aircraft.
“The cost becomes prohibitive,” says Kapoor. “We had a budget, so we had to decide which planes to track.”
Their budget, which is enough to track 100 planes, led Kapoor and Horvitz into another area of research that also is detailed in their paper—computing the “expected value of information” that each plane might contribute to determine which 100 planes to sample at any given time to yield the most valuable data for wind prediction over the entire continent.
These days, when Kapoor is out on a weekend flight—usually in a two-seater or a four-seater—he says he uses the Windflow predictions in addition to NOAA forecasts for his flight plans:
“I look at the Windflow data on my phone.”
Although most of the Windflow data is for higher altitudes where commercial aircraft generally fly, the predictions go as low as 6,000 feet, which can be useful to recreational pilots such as Kapoor. Not only does Windflow provide finer resolution of wind directions than Winds Aloft, but Kapoor also has found that its wind-velocity predictions are more accurate.
Kapoor and Horvitz foresee an array of applications for the Windflow methodology.
“The ongoing inferences can be used to identify ideal routes for aircraft, enabling faster trips that use less fuel and output less carbon dioxide,” Horvitz says. “Other applications include using the finer-grained wind reports for guiding and predicting the trajectories of gliders and balloons, whether they are being used for communications, sensing, or recreation.”
The results also can be used to improve understanding of phenomena such as turbulence and larger-scale weather processes, as well as for storm tracking—an area in which, Kapoor notes, current predictive methodologies are particularly unreliable.
In the Flow
Windflow is the latest in a series of efforts at Microsoft Research to use machine learning and reasoning to create new kinds of services.
Smartflow (opens in new tab), created more than a decade ago, uses highway-flow data, accident reports, weather, and major local events to predict where traffic bottlenecks will form and how long they will last. The system even performs surprise forecasting (opens in new tab)—using machine learning about surprising situations over many years to predict when people likely will be surprised by atypical jams or unexpected wide-open flows and alerting drivers before the flows or jams happen.
That project led to an even more intensive effort called Clearflow (opens in new tab), which uses large quantities of highway and GPS data, along with the topology or structure of the traffic network, to predict flows on all streets in a greater metropolitan area. The inferences from Clearflow have been used to generate traffic-sensitive directions (opens in new tab) in Bing Maps (opens in new tab) since 2008, providing enhanced routing information for cities throughout North America.
“Windflow,” Horvitz says, “is a great example of where things are headed with using machine intelligence to perform sensing, learning, and reasoning about large-scale phenomena like winds and weather—and to stream the insights down to people who can make use of the inferences in their decision-making.
“I’m very excited about the results and directions with Windflow.”


You could look at triggering different lights with amplitude, like a VU meter. This is a cheap 5 LED digital VU meter ->
I've used it before to drive some LEDs on a kinda birthday card thing, I plugged the card into my Ipod output, and the 5 LED flowers on the card flashed with the music!
You could hook the output pins to some transistors which could then drive your colored light bulbs, it would be much cheaper and easier than using a micro controller. This would give you a regular audio level meter much like the one on a mixing desk, you could however change the order and color of the lights to mix it up a bit, so it's more of a light show. The lights also fade in with the increase of amplitude rather than just flashing on at a set value, so it would look cool.
Otherwise you would have to take a look at frequency analysis, whereby the lights could be triggered by the audio level at different frequency bands (one per light). This system would closest resemble a disco light that flashes with the different instruments in an audio track, but it's much harder to implement when compared to amplitude analysis. I'm sure a modern MCU would do the job with ease tho, with only 5 lights the resolution on the analogue inputs would not be a huge issue. If you could find some code to steal this option wouldn't be that hairy, if you're familiar with micro controllers.


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Popular Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage has shared some details about the wages of Nigerian police officers.
In a post she shared via her twitter handle, she made it known that while the leaders are paid billions to sleep in the senate, police men are not paid but handed guns to protect the people
She concluded by questioning who the real criminals are.
She tweeted thus:
“I’ve spoken to a few in confidentiality about how low they are paid and how they go months without pay but are handed guns to protect Nigerians. While our leaders in the words of @n6oflife are paid billions to show up at the senate to fall asleep. Who are the real murderers here.”


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First Annual Statewide Research Symposium on Biomedical Science and Engineering
- January 19, 2022
The University of Maine’s Institute of Medicine has announced the First Annual Statewide Research Symposium on Biomedical Science and Engineering, planned for October 13 and 14, 2022.
MDI Biological Laboratory is proud to partner with the University of Maine, University of New England, Jackson Laboratory, the Roux Institute, Northern Light Healthcare and Maine Health to sponsor this statewide research symposium covering biomedical sciences and engineering.
The symposium will highlight the diverse and state-of-the-art work being carried out in Maine’s public and private academic institutions, healthcare systems and private industry as it relates to biological and physiological disciplines, medicine, biomedical engineering and data science. The event will take place at the University of New England Innovation Hall in Portland, Maine and it is hoped that the symposium will draw a wide audience across these fields by showcasing Maine’s rapidly expanding network of research scientists and institutions engaged in biomedical research, including in the clinical and engineering fields.
This symposium will complement and augment the upcoming 49th annual Maine Biological and Medical Sciences Symposium (MBMSS), which is taking place at the MDI Biological Laboratory’s Salisbury Cove campus on April 22 and 23. MBMSS is the largest state-wide symposium of it’s kind. This year’s keynote speaker is Connie Cepko, Ph.D., Bullard Professor of Genetics and Neuroscience at Harvard Medical School and Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator.
Authors are invited to submit an abstract for the October symposium of no longer than 300 words by April 1, 2022 on the University of Maine’s Institute of Medicine website.


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A WORLD renowned author from Kendal is set to release her first book in the UK.
Bizarrely, Eleanor Jones is more famous across Germany, America and Canada than in Cumbria — but all that is about to change.
Eleanor, who became the first Miss Kendal in 1974, has been a successful professional author for 15 years with her best-seller, ‘Circle of Blue’, selling 38,000 copies in Germany alone.
She is internationally famous but locally anonymous because Stabenfeldt, the German company which published her books, only distributes in mainland Europe.
But a new deal with Mills and Boon will see her latest book, ‘The Country Vet’, hit the shelves on June 1, finally bringing her work to the UK.
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A Stand Up Comedy Fundraiser For Ally Layman For House
September 8 @ 7:00 pm$24
Join us Sept. 8 at 7 PM at Sharkey’s for a special fundraising event: In Layman’s Terms! This is a stand up comedy show featuring three local comics (Alex Runyon, Angie Davis and Hilary Brewster) opening for Kate Willett, a nationally touring headliner (who has been featured on Netflix, Comedy Central & Colbert!).
Suggested donation at the door for entry is $24.00, we will have a QR code for the donation. Proceeds will benefit the campaign of Ally Layman for WV House District 24!

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Balidor will pursue acquisitions of oil and gas assets with scalable exploitation and development upside. The Company will evaluate opportunities across the onshore U.S. with a focus on the Ark-LA-Tex…

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22 May 2021
Gold and Glory at Hampton Court
The exhibition Gold and Glory: Henry VIII and the French King opens this week at Hampton Court Palace. It celebrates the ‘Field of Cloth of Gold’, one of history’s most famous and spectacular peace summits at which rival Renaissance rulers Henry VIII of England (1509–1547) and Francis I of France (1515–1547) met in person. The British Library is delighted to have loaned a number of manuscripts to be displayed alongside an array of treasures from 1520, including works of art, gold, weapons and textiles. Together they tell the story of a dazzling spectacle of diplomacy, pageantry and magnificence.
Detail of a figure wearing armour, perhaps King Henry VIII, at the Field of Cloth of Gold: Cotton MS Augustus III/1, f. 35r
Henry and Francis’s legendary encounter inaugurated a new Anglo-French alliance that was signed in 1518 as part of a European-wide Treaty of Universal Peace. The treaty was negotiated by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, Henry VIII’s brilliant administrator and trusted adviser, in response to Pope Leo X’s call for universal peace the previous year. As a result, Wolsey succeeded in reasserting his master’s status as a powerful European prince through peaceful means rather than warfare.
In the wake of the Treaty of Universal Peace, preparations got underway for the kings to meet in person. Initially planned for 1519, the peace summit was postponed following the death of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. Henry expressed his disappointment by gallantly promising not to shave his beard until he and Francis were able to meet face to face and the French king agreed to do the same. One of the British Library loans, a letter sent by Sir Thomas Boleyn to Cardinal Wolsey in November 1519, records that Henry later reneged on his vow because Queen Katherine ‘desired hym to putt yt of for her sake’. The French delegation was appeased by Thomas Boleyn’s assurance that Henry felt more affection for Francis than for any other king or prince and agreed that ‘their love is nat in the berdes but in the hartes’.
Letter from Sir Thomas Boleyn to Cardinal Wolsey, recording how Henry VIII had reneged on his earlier promise not to shave off his beard until his meeting with Francis I (16 November 1519): Cotton MS Caligula D VII, f. 164r
Henry departed for France on 31 May 1520, accompanied by Queen Katherine, his sister Mary Tudor, dowager Queen of France, Cardinal Wolsey, and some 6,000 subjects, courtiers and English nobility. The two kings met on 7 June 1520 in the Val Doré, a small valley equidistant between the French town of Ardres and the English headquarters at Guînes in the Pale of Calais, a territory held since 1347 by the kings of England as part of their claim to the kingdom of France. Another British Library loan provides visitors with a contemporary view of the English castle of Guînes, where Henry lodged for the duration of the peace conference.
View of the keep and part of the walls of the English castle at Guînes (2nd quarter of the 16th century): Cotton MS Augustus I II 12
Both kings viewed the summit as an opportunity to impress those in attendance with magnificent displays of their wealth and culture; everything was done on a grand scale. A temporary town of tented pavilions that replicated royal palaces was built to accommodate their vast entourages. Constructed of canvas, the tents were dressed in rich fabrics, including cloth of gold, which gave the event its name: the Field of Cloth of Gold or ‘Camp du Drap d’Or’. A stunning tent design on loan from the British Library illustrates the size and splendour of the accommodation erected for Henry’s court.
Manuscript tent design for the Field of Cloth of Gold, showing red tents with gold detail and crowned with fleur-de-lis, Tudor roses and heraldic beasts: Cotton MS Augustus III/1, f. 18r
After their initial meeting on 7 June, Henry and Francis demonstrated their princely power and military prowess in a daily round of tournaments involving jousting, mock battles, archery, wrestling matches and other feats of arms lasting more than two weeks. Both kings participated in the jousting competitions. Henry VIII in particular was renowned as a skilled jouster, and it is possible that in one drawing loaned by the British Library, the figure shown on horseback with a broken jousting lance is Henry himself.
Drawing of a figure on horseback, possibly of Henry VIII, with a broken jousting lance: Cotton MS Augustus III/1, f. 35r
The Field of Cloth of Gold was also a spectacular festival of entertainments. Henry and Francis hosted sumptuous feasts and banquets and laid on lavish entertainments with music, singing, dancing and masques. Choristers from the English Chapel Royal were in attendance and performed at the great liturgical feasts and the public Mass led by Cardinal Wolsey on the summit's final day. Shown below is a beautiful choirbook from the British Library on display in the exhibition. It was produced sometime between 1513 and 1525 for Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon in the workshop of Petrus Alamire, contains 28 motets, and is magnificently decorated with Tudor heraldic emblems and Katherine of Aragon’s pomegranate.
A book of choral music made for Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon, decorated with the Tudor royal arms and heraldic emblems: Royal MS 8 G VII, ff. 2v–3r
Gold and Glory: Henry VIII and the French King runs at Hampton Court from 20 May to 5 September 2021.
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Dreama Denver, wife of late TV icon and Gilligan's Island star Bob Denver shares for the first time an original story inspired by Bob and their son Colin, who suffers from autism. With their shared theatre backgrounds, Bob and Dreama would read stories to him every evening, using their acting backgrounds to reach through to Colin and bring the book's characters to life. Now, Dreama's Four Bears In A Box gives you the chance to touch the lives of the little ones in your life and take them on a magical journey of imagination and pure joy!
"Four Bears in a Box" tells the story of some bored bears in search of adventure. Mama Bear gives them something to play with: a cardboard box. "I wanted it to be something magical. I wanted it to be about creative play and imagination," said author Dreama Denver
Bob Denver, was in one-episode on The Andy Griffith Show, he played the role of "Dud" Wash, the husband of Charlene Darling of the Darlings. It was Divorce, Mountain Style which aired on March 30, 1964.
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Entering Games Scores
Team coaches/managers are responsible for entering games scores after the game has been completed in order for league standings to be updated.
Below are instructions on entering game scores.
(1) Go to your team page on the Columbus House Hockey website. Select GAMES on the left menu. You will see the list of games.
(2) After the game has been played you will see the option to edit the score. Click on the SCORE button under the game time.
(3) Enter the score of the game.
(4) Select if the game ended in Regulation time, Overtime or in a Shootout.
(5) SAVE the score.


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With nearly a third of the high school football season gone, Schurr High School finally has some answers over the six players that transferred from Cantwell Sacred Heart to Schurr as well as others who were waiting for the CIF Southern Section to rule on their eligibility.
Three of the Cantwell-to-Schurr players, senior linebackers Salvatore Valenzuela, Adam Gomez and guard Noah Barron, have been declared eligible under the sit-out-period rule and will be available on Sept. 25 after already having missed three games.
However, according to the CIF-Southern Section, senior quarterback Christian Valenzuela and receiver/corner Gio Figueroa, who also transferred from Cantwell, along with Montebello junior transfer running back Mykael Loera and Gardena transfer Keith Shanklin Jr., were all denied eligibility under CIF bylaw 510 (undue influence).
They have been ruled ineligible for the rest of the season.
According to sources at Schurr, the CIF-SS made its ruling after reviewing pictures and a video of a practice that exposed the four players to wrongdoing under the section’s undue influence guidelines.
There is no word whether any of the four will appeal the decision to the CIF State Appeals panel.
Two others that were seeking transfer eligibility to Schurr, including Edrick Gowdy Jr., and Cantwell’s Jason Morego, have both checked out of Schurr. Morego has since transferred to Garfield.
Schurr won the Almont League title last year but has struggled to an 0-3 start while under the dark cloud of the investigation, losing soundly to California (63-35), Garfield (41-0) and Arroyo (31-10).
Schurr hopes to changes it fortunes on Friday when it visits Chino (1-1), followed by Whittier next week.
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Costa Rica Juanachute (250gr)
Complex, high-toned, resiny. Chocolate , red grapes, butterscotch, orange, peach in aroma and cup. Brightly bittersweet structure with juicy acidity, plush, heavy mouthfeel. Perfumed finish with leading notes of bergamot and caramel.
The Juanachute micromill was one of the first mills of its kind. Luis Anastasio Castro, better known as Tacho, was an early adapter to the micromill model; many other micromills have learned from his efforts. The Juanachute operation consists of several different plots throughout the Los Santos region and a mill close to the town of San Pablo. The micromill is one of the few at which the entire process is controlled. From planting the coffee trees to sealing the jute bags of green beans, it is all under the supervision of Don Tacho.
The Tarrazú region lies in the high mountains of the southern Pacific region south of Costa Rica’s capital city of San Jose and is one of the most densely planted high altitude regions in Central America, with many farms at or above 2000 meters above sea level. It is locally known as “Zona de Los Santos” for the number of towns with “San” or “Santa” in their names.
Tarrazú’s climate is characterized by two well-defined seasons; a rainy season lasting seven months (May through November) and a dry season (December through April). This encourages uniform coffee blossoming. On average, precipitation is between 2,400 millimeters (94.5 inches) per year, with an average annual temperature of 19°C (66.2°F).
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Costa Rica Juanachute via Ally Coffee. Ally’s Company backgrounds and expertise
in coffee empower so as to build an open community around inspiration,
knowledge, and guidance. They believe this is the only way to improve both the
product and the experience at every step. Their ambition is to continue to
build Ally on foundations of shared value and mutual reward and make coffee a
global model for business.
PRODUCER:Luis Anastasio Castro
ARRIVED IN:30kg bags
AROMA:Red grapes, Chocolate
FLAVOR:Peach, Caramel, Bergamot
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The Castro family also owns a small roastery and coffee shop in the town of San Pablo. One of Tacho’s sons, Luis Anastasio (named after his father), is responsible for launching the barista education program in the local high school with 30 graduates each year. Luis Anatasio also competes in the Costa Rica barista championship proudly serving coffee from Juanachute.
Don Tacho is proud of his farms, his mill, and the final coffee products made with Juanachute coffee, and takes the greatest care in maintaining all three. Ally has been partnered with Juanachute since 2018, buying both microlots and larger volume lots. We are delighted to continue our partnership with Juanachute, and to continue connecting Don Tacho, his family, the team at Juanachute, and their coffees with roasters across the world.
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The fertile, volcanic soils and rolling mountainsides of Tarrazu are well-suited for agriculture, and smallholders grow bananas, avocado, and citrus as well as coffee on properties passed between generations. The spirit of community and family is strong in Tarrazu, with producers caring for their land with pride. Many farms in Tarrazú include primary forest and some degree of shade trees interspersed with coffee and producers take care to protect the natural water sources that spring up from the mountainsides.