THE widower of murdered Bradford police constable Sharon Beshenivsky has called for the routine arming of officers.
Paul Beshenivsky said the deaths of two female police officers in Greater Manchester should “open the public’s eyes”.
He said: “You wouldn’t think it’d happen again, but it has.”
He added: “I think policing, as regarding going to scenes of crimes, should be monitored better, and I think police, in honesty, should be armed, walking into situations that they’re not totally aware of. You can’t have armed response at every situation, but I think, as an officer being armed, walk into a situation, feeling more comfortable, walking into that situation, thinking, ‘I could respond to that situation’.”
Pc Beshenivsky was gunned down in Bradford in November 2005 during a botched travel agent robbery.
The 38-year-old mother-of-three, who also had two stepchildren, was shot and killed on her youngest daughter’s fourth birthday as she responded to an alarm call.
Her colleague, Pc Teresa Milburn, was wounded.
Greater Manchester Police fell silent today to remember the two officers murdered yesteday. Fellow officers and civilian staff at GMP held a minute’s silence at 11am in memory of Constables Fiona Bone, 32, and Nicola Hughes, 23.
Thousands of tributes have poured in for the women, and Pc Hughes’s family said she had died doing “the job she loved”.
Home Secretary Theresa May is due to meet GMP Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy later today - it is understood she has cut short her holiday in the wake of yesterday’s murders.
Meanwhile, Greater Manchester’s Chief Constable said said it was “absolutely normal” for police to have bailed the man who now faces accusations that he killed two unarmed policewomen.
Constables Bone and Hughes had been sent to investigate what appeared to be a routine burglary report when they were attacked yesterday with a gun and a grenade.
Soon afterwards one of the country’s most wanted men, Dale Cregan, 29, gave himself up to police.
It emerged last night that Cregan was arrested in June in connection with another murder but was released on bail pending further inquiries.
Commenting today Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy said in a statement: “It is absolutely normal in the course of complex crime inquiries that when people are arrested there are occasions where there is insufficient evidence available for them to be charged.
“In those circumstances suspects have to be released on bail as there are strict time limits covering how long suspects can be held in custody without charge. That is exactly what happened in this case.”
Cregan had been questioned and bailed in connection with the murder of Mark Short, 23, who was shot dead in a Manchester pub in May.
Mr Short’s father David Short, 46, who had branded his son’s killer a coward, was murdered in a gun and grenade attack at his home in August.
After he was released on bail in relation to the killing of Mark Short Cregan went on the run and became Manchester’s most wanted man.
After the murders of the two police officers at an address in Abbey Gardens, Hattersley, the fugitive gave himself up at nearby Hyde police station.
At a press conference yesterday, Sir Peter said it was one of the “darkest days” in the history of the police service.
He told reporters: “Clearly we are devastated today by the loss of two of our officers.
“This is one of the darkest days in the history of the Greater Manchester Police if not for the police service overall, because we have lost two deeply-loved and valued colleagues, because they are part of our team. Policing is very much a family.”
The chief constable said it was routine to send unarmed officers to a burglary call.
He said police now believe Cregan or someone else reported the burglary.
Sir Peter said he believed Cregan had been “protected by a criminal conspiracy to harbour him”, adding that the force was “fully determined” to investigate that conspiracy and bring those involved “to book”.
Two people from Abbey Gardens address, a man and a woman, are helping police with inquiries. One was named locally as barber Alan Whitwell.
At yesterday’s press conference Sir Peter said he was not aware that Cregan had contacted police at any time during their manhunt or made any threats to police officers.
But he added that police had been looking at a range of scenarios including Cregan trying to kill other people as a result of the gangland feud he was involved in.
The outrage prompted renewed calls for the routine arming of police.
But Sir Peter said his force believed “passionately” that police should remain unarmed, despite the tragedy.
Cregan, who only has one eye after reportedly losing the other during a fight in Thailand, had been the subject of a huge manhunt after the murders of the Shorts.
A £50,000 reward had been offered for information leading to his arrest.
David Short was killed at his home in Folkestone Road East, Clayton, Manchester, on August 10, while Mark was gunned down at the Cotton Tree pub in nearby Droylsden, on May 25.
Four men have already been charged in connection with Mark Short’s murder and will enter pleas at Manchester Crown Court in November.
A 33-year-old man and a 24-year-old man have been charged with the gun and grenade murder of David Short.
The chairman of the Greater Manchester Police Federation Ian Hanson called yesterday’s killings “the slaughter of the innocents”.
He said: “I’m going to look beyond the uniform here. What we’ve got are two young girls that went out this morning and they’ve got an absolute right to come home tonight to their loved ones. This is cold-blooded murder. It’s the slaughter of the innocents. GMP is a family.”
Prime Minister David Cameron said the killings were an “absolutely despicable act of pure evil”.
Eyewitnesses said a hail of bullets was fired and then a grenade was used during the attack, shortly before 11am. One of the officers died at the scene. The second was critically injured and died later.
Sir Peter yesterday paid tribute to Miss Hughes, describing her as a “chatterbox” and a “great bobby” who was “always smiling”.
He said Miss Bone was a “calm, gentle woman” and an “excellent bobby”.
Police said Miss Bone had been in the middle of planning a civil ceremony for her same-sex partnership.
In a statement, Pc Hughes’s family said: “Nicola was our only daughter and a beautiful child. She was always happy with life and lived for her family.
“She had an infectious personality and sense of humour and was a very caring and loving girl. When she left the house this morning she was going to the job she loved.
“Nicola always wanted to make a difference and, in doing so, she made such a big difference to everyone she knew. She cared about everyone and especially her colleagues.
“Nicola was only 23 years old and had the whole of her life in front of her.
“We cannot express how we feel today except to say we have always been exceedingly proud of Nicola and always will be. She knew she was loved by us all and we shall all miss her dreadfully.”
Police said Pc Hughes lived in the Oldham area with her mother, Susan.
She also leaves behind her father, Bryn, and younger brother, Sam.
She joined GMP in 2009 and had just over three years’ service, all of it in the Tameside division.


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The roads in the Swiss Alps are amazing. I’ve never been through so many tunnels and around so many bends.
As I entered Italy the road deteriorated automatically, I stopped before doing the Stelvio Pass and I felt the heat for the first time, insects were flying about, welcome to spring. As I headed up to the Stelvio Pass the road was blocked off as it was impassable due to snow (I didn’t know it wasn’t open this early in the year) at the same time two German guys turned up and we chatted and ended up riding away for the day together, it was good to ride with someone for a change.
It’s all about the people.
I booked into a hostel and headed off on the bus to Venice. It felt like a set from Disneyland where all of the people had a partner and were in love doing romantic stuff. I was on my own and couldn’t be bothered to engage in sightseeing so found a bar full of locals, I stayed there drinking and chatting with them and went back having not really seen Venice at all, I’m good at finding bars with locals and not so good at sustaining relationships, Ha Ha…

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I hate dish support, they dont understand customers even though we pay outrageous bill charges.
recently i got call from dish support guy saying he is from dish and he gave promotion for 2 yr program free for just $900.00. And he added bunch of programs, they have connection internally with dish behind the scenes and added some programs and made my monthly bill go up.
they backed my account with some gift cards what they say and asked us to send money to some guy in ca adeel and then after few months all those gift cards charged back and the bill is outstanding and connection is cancelled.
when talked to dish says yes we know that kind of fraud, we can't help it even though you did not added the programs you have to pay. i said why i pay when they hacked your systems behind the scenes and you actually allowed our private information to loose and now my identity is lost. they say no dish systems are not hacked they activated the program from your online account. I said they added bunch of deals that i don't see on online account access, it has to be inside job. I said dish you don't fix your systems, you don't go after this fraud guys
dish is risking customer personal information
- never put banking information on dish accounts, they are easily hacked by these groups
-- never pay by credit card or debit card on dish account, no one knows what charges will be applied to your cards
-- not sure what else they took from your account like ssn , date of birth street address
-- dish is not fair to understand our concern, we lost our money, we lost dish service and over the top we have to pay huge bill that dish said that programs were added by me so i have to pay even after i told them do not refund excess money from my account
these fraud guys called dish internal and asked them to erase those special comments and finally the have full control of dish account
dish don't don anything, and still they charge huge bill, while netflix etc can be available for less than $10. the whole dish is stupid, high charges, bad customer support, fraud guys throw deals that makes us attractive and we lose money and we lose dish service
i can't afford dish service at the cost of person identity theft, my banking information is public available for fraud guys to exchange in black markets, and dish studious bill
i recommend people to stop taking dish for ever there bill goes up up up 74.99 per month
and dvr fee
and extra receiver fee
and hd fee
so expensive and highly unsecured.
better for me is to get sirius radio for live news and watch netflix for entertainment and if possible have over the air digital transmission service
all end up by $30 bucks a month and your life is happy.
i hate dish support not even understanding about my situation just want their bill to be paid and don't protect our banking information. i have zero consumer confidence in dish
I've been with them for more than 10 years without a problem...but then I wouldn't fall for a deal that seems too good to be true.

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A picture is worth a thousand words is an old over-used favourite of a saying, but not many people would think that a single sound can have the same effect.
It seems incredible, but just hearing the first chimes of Big Ben, the bell in the clock tower at Westminster, and people all over the world would identify it immediately with London.
Sounds can be so important parts of our culture and our lives.
A favourite tune, a song shared with your family, the school bell, the sounds of the street. We tend to ignore them without realising their significance. Until a sound like Big Ben reaches out and becomes a symbol of something greater. Just like red double-decker buses and black taxis, Big Ben describes London as a city. And yet much more than that.
The tones of Big Ben have been used in the days of radio to start the news. So as well as being just a sound of a building, it has been associated with truth, information and authenticity. It has been used as propaganda in times of war. Then it takes on the mantle of being a symbol for freedom and the struggle against tyranny for the people of Europe.
As part of the British parliament, Big Ben rings out the call for democracy, freedom of speech and the rule of law.
Being an old British symbol, it has been an icon of an imperial past, but now a reforming voice of tolerance and fairness. It speaks of authority and permanence and yet also the opposite tones of renewal, London creativity and openness.
Try getting all that into 1000 words!
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Denny's Restaurant Poem
I awakened to the dreary foreboding and whistling of the wind;
by ArmourQuill Hunter
As sighing intervals portrayed “don’t go to work at Denny’s tonight
‘Twill surely be their humour antics that will kill thee out right;
New Zealand’s Harold will cover it all and those here will exclaim:
“Ah yes, I remember her quite well~, ah~, what was her name…? ”
Maybe it’s enough to stay in bed, indeed, and introspectively wonder:
“What if it should be…? ”
I knew of Caron with her charming bold wit~,
And Margaret, too, who sneaks up on you~,
And of course, Miss Franks~ whose always there~,
But what evidence could be proved~ to anyone, anywhere?
They all hide~, until in the break room they sit.
I thought I’d die~, yesterday, and still their antidotes wouldn’t quite!
Yet I survived, but drollery stricken scheme might lay in-store tonight? !
This is not the normal Denny’s, as anyone from America would say~.
Why shouldn’t I listen ‘creatively‘ to the wind; and stay at home today?

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Archived entries for sandwiches
I feel so tired right now. On weeks when I have events, I am always very busy planning and prepping. The idea of coming home and cooking dinner is too much. Tonight, I decided to do something quick and easy: chicken salad sandwiches.
I made chicken stock this weekend for my white chicken chili. I usually use chicken bones and scraps for my stock, but I had some chicken thighs which had been frozen for a bit too long I needed to use up. When making stock, most of the flavor in the meat has been infused into the stock leaving bland stringy chicken, which works great for chicken salad because the dressing and filling helps cover the bland chicken taste. Its quick, easy and nummy.
- 2 c. cooked chicken, chopped
- 1 onion chopped
- 1/2 – 3/4 c. mayonnaise
- 1/8 c. spicy mustard
- 1/8 c. honey mustard
- 1/4 c. sun dried tomatoes
- 1/4 c. fresh basil chopped or 1 Tbs dried basil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1-2 Tbs lime juice
Mix all the ingredients together and bam! Chicken salad done. I like to mix mine in a food processor, but if you like yours super chunky, you can just whip it up in a bowl.
Slap that salad on a bun with Swiss cheese, side with some kettle chips. I like salt and vinegar.
The Reuben has to be one of the most popular sandwiches of all time. I love it too. But, I hate the way it has so many layers, always falling apart. I want my sandwiches to be like an awesome jumpsuit, an all in one kind of deal. That’s why I love the Reuben loaf. Its all enclosed in a loaf of bread. One stop eating is the way of the future!
makes two loaves
- 3 1/4 c flour
- 1 Tbs sugar
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 c. luke warm water
- 2 1/4 tsp yeast or 1 package
- 1 Tbs butter
- 2-3 Tbs olive oil
- 1/2 c. thousand island dressing or mayo, ketchup and chopped pickles
- 1/2 – 1 lb corned beef
- 1/2 – 1 lb Swiss cheese sliced
- 1 pint jar saur kraut
- 1 egg
- spices for topping
Make your bread dough: Mix the dry ingredients in a bowl and make a well in center. Pour water into the well and add yeast and olive oil. The luke warm water will help the yeast to react faster. Allow the yeast to sit in the water for 15 minutes until dissolved and puffy. Add butter and mix ingredients together using the dough hook on a stand mixer or just using a wooden spoon.
Knead bread dough: Kneed on a floured surface until well mixed and the dough feels smooth and soft (not chunky). Every time I make dough, it comes out a little differently. Sometimes it feels light and fluffy, in which case, I can move on to making the loaves. Sometimes it feels hard and very solid feeling, in which case, I’ll allow the dough to rise a bit before I roll the loaves out. You want the dough to be very pliable. If the dough can’t easily be stretched multiple inches without breaking, you should allow the dough to sit for a while in a warm area to rise before rolling out.
Assemble your loaves: Cut the dough ball in half. Roll out each dough ball into a rectangle ~9″ x 14″ to fit the base of a large baking sheet. Pour 1/4 c. of thousand island dressing down center of dough rectangle. Split your amount of saur kraut, Swiss cheese slices and corned beef slices into two sections for each loaf. Layer the saur kraut over the dressing along the center followed by the corned beef and topped with the slices of cheese.
Weave the loaves: Using a knife or kitchen sheers, cut slits along the long edge of the dough approx. 1″ apart up to the base of the stacked filling. Starting at one end, fold the cut edges over on top of the filling alternating each side, to create a woven top.
Allow loaves to rise: Preheat the oven to 200 degrees. When each loaf is assembled and woven, cover with a towel. Turn oven off, and place trays covered with a towel in warm oven and allow to rise for 30 minutes. By placing in a preheated oven, this will speed up the rising of the dough. When dough has risen, remove loaves from the oven and preheat to 400 degrees.
Bake loaves: Before putting in the oven, brush each loave with egg and drizzle top with your choice of seeds. Carraway, dill, cumin seed, or whatever you prefer. Bake at 400 degrees for 20-30 minutes or until loaves are golden brown.
Slice and Serve. Eat ‘em up.
I often make a double batch and then freeze two of the loaves for a quick night dinner.
When freezing, I only bake the loaves for about 10-15 minutes and then finish baking when I reheat them. Label the loaves so you know when the went in the freezer.
Friday nights I get home and don’t want to fuss with making dinner. However, Ira and I have learned the hard way too many times, a night out at the bar with no dinner makes for messy results in the morning. Somehow a sandwich doesn’t sound too exciting or filling for dinner, but if we change our way of thinking and go the panini direction, we have fast and fun dinner which gives us a sense of European delight.
Panini, you think, don’t you need a Panini Press? Of course you do, but you don’t have to have this fancy one.
For ours we just fried our boring ham on our cast iron grill. Using a small baking pan to press the panini evenly, we weighted them down with my heavy enamel cookware pots.
The results were a delicious continental dinner treat which proved the perfect base for our Friday night drinks. A potato pancake from our neighborhood Polish deli finished off our quick healthy fried dinner.
But do you see him in there? Mr. Sammy Face? He’s dangerous and he wants to eat your face. To bad for him, just the opposite is going to happen.

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Brass, Metal, Resin
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1960s Italian modern large Venini chandelier, with tubular prisms in amber to clear ombre Murano glass.
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“It's a wonderful moment, but it doesn't change the situation, the most important thing is that his father is released,” coach Jürgen Klopp said on Sunday after Luis Diaz's equalizing goal for Liverpool at Luton (1- 1).
The 26-year-old winger returned after missing two matches with the Reds on Sunday, eight days after his parents were kidnapped by gunmen in Colombia. His mother was rescued but his father is still in captivity.
“It’s wonderful that he wanted to be here. For us it’s a super important goal and for him it’s very important and very emotional, but that’s it,” Klopp told Sky Sports. The Colombian international equalized in added time, around ten minutes after coming on.
“We knew he would be threatening. We didn't know how long he could play because he only had a few (practice) sessions with the team, but that's not what's most important today. He scored the goal but we need to see improvement in Colombia,” added Klopp.
In front of the broadcaster's camera, goalkeeper Alisson Becker also praised the left winger's performance despite the tragic events affecting him. “It says a lot about his character and his inner strength. I can’t imagine what he’s going through.” “We support him and we feel his pain, but for him it’s on another level,” Alisson said. “Football brings joy to Luis at the moment. When you are in the field, you concentrate on your work. He did it for us.”


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Copies of deeds of donation to Hereford Cathedral, in Latin, Written in the 13th century
- Creation: Written in the 13th century
Language of Materials
MS. Jones 23
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Falconer Madan, et al., A summary catalogue of western manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford which have not hitherto been catalogued in the Quarto series (7 vols. in 8 [vol. II in 2 parts], Oxford, 1895-1953; reprinted, with corrections in vols. I and VII, Munich, 1980), vol. III, no. 8930
- All the 71 deeds are printed in Rich. Rawlinson's History of Hereford (Lond. 1717), in appendix pp. 32-85.
10 3/8 × 8 1/2 in.

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Gusting wind blowing through leaves in trees. Distant dog barking
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Barred Cuckoo and Dove calls, some hiss and a bit of wind
Barn Swallow song, very playful and vibrant, other birds in the background.
Donkey braying, squeaky. Some background countryside ambience.


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Bastion Collective has continued its expansion with the acquisition of research agency Latitude Insights.
Bastion Collective comprises integrated communications agency Bastion Effect, sponsorship specialist Bastion EBA, government and China advisory firm Bastion S&GO, reputation management company Bastion RM, merchandising business Bastion Promote, creative content firm Bastion Stadium, major initiatives business Bastion Live and now research firm Latitude Insights.
The innovative insights and research company has produced leading work for some Australia’s biggest companies including; Commbank, Target, Simplot, Medibank, McDonald’s and Metcash.
Latitude is an innovative leader in research, creating a bespoke insights forum that allows clients to survey an unlimited number of regular customers. In addition, it has developed a digital dashboard that generates specific results for every user – particularly useful for large franchisee and retail businesses.
Led by CEO Dianne Gardiner, who started Latitude Insights in 2008, the agency will be renamed Bastion Latitude from 1 February.
Offering a mix of online and offline qualitative and quantitative research, marketing and consulting, Latitude Insights harnesses technology to help brands connect with customers and identify opportunities within the market.
Gardiner said, “We’re about bringing customers into clients’ decision making process and enhancing these key relationships through flexible, agile and responsive insights and research.
“The market is changing quickly and it is essential for businesses to stay on top of their customers’ changing needs. Businesses cannot afford not to be customer centric.”
“We look forward to joining such a group of likeminded businesses and developing some truly insights-led integrated campaigns with Bastion Collective’s agencies that will create waves in the communications space.”
In this guest post, Hulsbosch’s creative director Marcel Wijnen, casts his design eye over what truly makes a brand and says it’s all about being true and essential… To do simple – and to be original – is a truly tough task. Not impossible, but not easy. Naturally, we can get lost in ‘striving for simplicity’ […]
Seven Victorian charities are uniting for a month-long virtual fundraising challenge - Power Up 2021 - between 28th February and 28th March. There’s no denying that 2020 affected everyone, but small charities experienced a huge drop in much needed donations and it is hoped the Power Up campaign will bring fundraising back to life.
South Australia’s largest independent supermarket chain, Foodland – with its unforgettable jingle “Foodland, the mighty South Aussies, yeah” – will launch a new campaign on 7th March. The campaign coincides with the chain’s $251m expansion program to open twenty-five new stores, revamp fourty-seven and create 2,500 new jobs over the next five years. Agency KWP! […]
A-listers turned out to Klarna's Sydney party last night. It did move significantly down the alphabet on B&T's arrival.
On Thursday, Quantcast held their Virtual NOVA event, discussing the current state of the advertising industry, the end of third-party cookies, the open internet vs walled gardens, and data privacy and consent. The event coincided with the launch of their new Quantcast Platform. It is an intelligent audience platform powered by the company’s patented AI […]

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In many circumstances, auto repair really isn’t as hard as you may think. Teaching yourself about this subject can really help later on. The article below details many tips and tricks you need to know to help your car stay in great shape without having to visit the mechanic.
Always keep and eye on the radiator to make sure that it is full. You need to allow your car to run for a couple of minutes, shut down the engine and then open up the hood. Be careful not to open your radiator if the car’s running. Look to see what the fluid level is (use a dipstick), and remember that coolant needs to have a bit of water added prior to entering your radiator.
Do you understand what the estimated cost for your fix is? Ask any questions you have about the service before they start work on the car. You don’t want to get the car back, only to be shocked at how much the repairs cost you.
There are certain repairs that you can do yourself. Many things can be easily fixed. Try troubleshooting the issue on the Internet or talk to your friends to see if they have an idea of what could be wrong with your vehicle. It’s not too hard to do, and you’ll be able to get money saved back to start repairing things.
The best way to find a good auto mechanic is getting referrals. Ask the people you know for their recommendations. This gives you the opportunity to find out about costs and the overall quality you can expect. They will be the first to tell you about a dishonest mechanic too!
Dealing with car problems and repairs will be much easier if you are more knowledgeable on this topic. Educate yourself, and you may even save some money. Keep this information in mind when your car acts up again.
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News & Reviews: Apple MacBook rumours Malaysia
Mar 25, 2022
Reputable tipster regarding everything Apple-related products, Ming-Chi Kuo yesterday took to Twitter to make predictions regarding an alleged new 15-inch notebook by the tech giant. Currently, Apple is only offering a 13-inch, 14-inch and 16-inch sizes MacBooks, all of which runs an iteration of the M1 SoC.
Well, that may change soon as Kuo claimed that Apple will be mass-producing a 15-inch Mac notebook in the fourth quarter of 2023. Previous rumours have pointed for this new 15-inch MacBook to be a larger-screened version of the MacBook Air which Kuo agreed with to a certain extent.[ Read More ]


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For all of those history buffs who are tired of visiting museums to see artifacts, there are actual shipwreck sites available to visit. Apparently there are almost three million shipwrecks that haven’t been discovered worldwide. Some historians believe that some of those lost ships could be as old as thousands of years.
For those who are unable to visit the shipwrecks personally, there is a website that takes the viewers through virtual tours of almost 150,000 ships that have been found and documented. A majority of those ships are protected under UNESCO. The shipwrecks that have been found have been abandoned on beaches or submerged – some looking better than others.
The most recent shipwreck is Costa Concordia which foundered in the waters of Isola del Giglio off the west coast of Italy in January, 2012. Many tourists have traveled from around the world to see it before it is salvaged or removed, garnering an interest in other visible wrecks.
Here are some other of the most breathtaking shipwrecks known today:
1.MS WORLD DISCOVERER:
This was a cruise ship built in 1974 that took frequent trips to the Antarctic so that the passengers could view the ice flow movements. Although the ship was built rugged for the chilly waters and had a tough shell in case of small impacts, the people on the ship the day it went down did not expect a large rock to puncture the side of it. The impact happened on April 30, 2000 in the Solomon Islands.
All of the passengers survived the impact and were carried off by a ferry. Once all of the passengers were safe on the ferry, the captain steered the ship onto a nearby bay to save it from sinking. Sadly, when a salvage crew finally came to the ship, it had already been ransacked. It still remains in the same bay today.
The ship was built in the early 1950s under the name of City of York in Newcastle, England. This too was a cruise ship; it launched in London in November 1953 and was used until 1971 when it was sold. After the sale it was renamed Mediterranean Sky. The last time the ship sailed was in August of 1996 when it was making a trip from Brindisi to Patras. It didn’t get too far before being confiscated due to the company’s financial issues.
Two years after the ship was taken away, it was towed to Eleusus Gulf in Greece where it was abandoned. In late 2002, the ship started to spring a leak and take in water. Eventually it started to tip, so it was towed again to shallow water and grounded. In January 2003, the ship ended up tipping on its side and that is how it rests today.
This ship was originally used as a Greek sugar-carrying vessel; it sank in River Clyde in Scotland in 1974. A BP tanker collided with the ship when the BP tanker was hit by a gale. What is most unfortunate is that the Capytannis didn’t suffer any immediate damage from the collision; however, its anchor put a hole in the side where it allowed water to get through.
The captain tried to bring the ship into shallower waters and managed to put it on a sandbank, where it held. The ship sank onto its side during the night and has been that way ever since. Sadly, the metal was worth money so the ship has been looted – only the frame of the one side remains.
Oddly, there has been no attempt to salvage the ship even though it is in shallow waters. Some think it is because of the ownership and insurance issues the ship had. The ship is now home to many animals who find it cozy and many of the locals simply call the beautiful wreck “sugar boat.”
This ship was an ocean liner that was built in 1940. It was used for more than 50 years and eventually was sold in 1993. Originally it was supposed to be made into a five-star hotel ship in Phuket, Thailand. The ship was renamed American Star, however it was never used under the name.
The ship was towed out of Greece and toward the Atlantic to be refitted for the new renovations, however, precisely 100 days later the ship with its tugboat encountered a thunderstorm. The crew among the large ship had to be rescued by helicopter after unsuccessfully trying to rope in emergency tow lines. On January 18th of that year, the ship ended up running aground on the coast of Fuerteventura, Canary Islands.
Within two days in the Canary Islands, the surf split the ship in two. Immediately after that the stern collapsed, and that sank in 1996. In November 2005, the hull started to break up, and by 2007 the remaining parts of the ship had all fallen into the sea. Sadly, due to the large waves and currents, bits and pieces of the remainder of the ship often break off and flow free, perhaps lost for good. As of March 2013, the ship can be viewed only at low tide.
This small ship was built in 1950 and has been stranded on the beach of Valtaki of Laconia, Greece since December 23, 1981. Historians still do not know the exact story as to how the ship got there on the beach. Some believe it was a ship used to smuggle items, especially cigarettes, between Turkey and Italy.
It was seized by port authorities of Gythio and was to be dragged by sea to Valtaki, where it would be set on fire to destroy all evidence of smuggling. There is a book written by a Coast Guard chief who claimed the ship had to dock at the Gythio port on December 4, 1980 during an emergency because the captain needed hospitalization due to an illness. According to the author, engine and insurance issues caused the abandonment of the ship; it was left at the port by the captain and crew and remained there until 1981.
This was a commercial ship that was driven toward the town of Katapola in Amorgos, Greece by pirates in 1979. The pirates were trying to go from Cyprus toward Greece, but after several attempts trying to pull out of the gulf, they abandoned the ship. It is still known today as the Amargos Island’s most popular landmark.
This is a French barge that was abandoned at Maori Bay in South Africa as it was being towed by a Russian tugboat on June 26, 1994. This ship was known as the biggest floating crane in Africa, but its towing lines broke and the vessel hit rocks during a storm. Since barges need to be towed and have no engines, it was hard to recover the barge. There have been several tow attempts after the storm, but all have been unsuccessful. The company saw this barge as a total loss and was not able to recover anything from the wreck.
8.LA FAMILLE EXPRESS:
This ship lies just off Provo in the Turks and Caicos Islands. It was built in Poland in 1952 and was used mostly by the Soviet Navy. Initially called Fort Shevchenko, the ship was sold in 1999 and renamed La Famille Express. The reason why it became shipwrecked is still unknown; it may have been compromised during Hurricane Frances in 2004. The ship was not salvaged, and looters took all they could. Once again, this is a major landmark for tourists to visit. (Amusing Planet)
This gunboat was bought by the South Australian government in 1884 in the hope that it could defend the coastline against the possible attacks during the Russian scare of the 1870s. The ship came to Australia in September 1884 and served in three wars: the Boxer Rebellion, World War I, and World War II. In July 1943, the ship was bought by the US Army, but it was damaged in a collision with a tug boat and abandoned in New Guinea. The only thing visible of the ship today is the rusted frame that lies buried in the water.
This ship was used as a merchant ship and was actually made by the same shipyard as the Titanic. Launched on May 28, 1942 with the original name of Empire Strength, it was then changed to Saxon Star, Redbrook, and eventually Evangelia.
Sailing on a foggy day, the ship strayed too close to the shoreline and became grounded near Costinesti. Some historians believe that the ship was deliberately grounded to collect on its insurance. The reason behind this theory? It was said that although the weather was foggy the sea was calm, and everything was working order on the ship that day.
This is the most famous shipwreck in the Fraser Islands in Australia. Maheno was built in 1905 and was one of the first turbine-driven steamers. The ship ran regular routes between Sydney and Auckland until it was used as a hospital ship in Europe in World War I. In 1935 the ship and one similar to it were sold to Japan for scrap metal. While being towed, the ship hit a cyclone and the towline snapped. The tow crew attempted to reattach the ship, but this did not work and the Maheno with its eight-man crew drifted away to be found three days later on Fraser Island. Thankfully, the crew members survived and were camped on the shore where the ship landed. After finding out that the ship would not sail again, the owners put it up for sale as is. However, the ship found no buyers and stayed on the island. It is now a rusted shell of what it used to be.


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In the vast and dynamic world of gaming, 2022 brought forth an intriguing quest that captured the attention of gamers worldwide – the search for Game Huy Cuong.
This journey not only led enthusiasts to discover a unique game but also prompted unexpected discussions about various aspects, including the notorious “shit.”
Unveiling the Mystery of Game Huy Cuong
Imagine being a passionate gamer exploring the depths of online forums and gaming communities when whispers of a mysterious title, Game Huy Cuong, catch your attention.
The curiosity it sparks is palpable, urging you to embark on a quest to unravel its secrets and explore its virtual realms.
Game Huy Cuong wasn’t just any game; it was an enigma shrouded in mystery. Its allure lay in the unknown, drawing players into a captivating adventure filled with anticipation and excitement.
The Unexpected Dialogue: Talking About Shit
As gamers delved deeper into the world of Game Huy Cuong, they encountered unexpected discussions revolving around the concept of “shit.”
Yes, it might sound unusual, but within the gaming community, the term encompasses a wide range of experiences, from frustrating glitches to perplexing challenges.
In the context of Game Huy Cuong, “shit” became a central point of conversation, highlighting both the game’s strengths and weaknesses.
Players shared anecdotes, vented frustrations, and bonded over shared experiences, fostering a unique sense of camaraderie.
Navigating the Terrain: Exploring the Dynamics of Gaming Discourse
The discourse surrounding Game Huy Cuong evolved beyond mere discussions about gameplay mechanics. It became a platform for gamers to exchange insights, offer support, and, yes, talk about shit. Amidst the diverse opinions and experiences, valuable lessons emerged.
Talking about shit wasn’t just a critique of flaws; it was a testament to the passion and dedication of the gaming community.
It showcased the resilience of players in the face of challenges and highlighted the importance of open dialogue and collaboration.
Lessons Learned: Finding Meaning Amidst the Chaos
Amidst the excitement and chaos of the quest for Game Huy Cuong, gamers gleaned valuable insights and lessons. They learned to embrace the journey, celebrate victories, and navigate setbacks with resilience and determination.
The quest for Game Huy Cuong wasn’t solely about finding a game; it was about the shared experiences, connections, and memories forged along the way.
It exemplified the essence of gaming culture – a vibrant tapestry woven with passion, camaraderie, and yes, the occasional discussion about shit.
As 2022 drew to a close, gamers reflected on their journey in search of Game Huy Cuong. They embraced the highs and lows, the challenges and triumphs, and the camaraderie that defined their gaming experience.
For in the ever-evolving landscape of gaming, every moment, every conversation, and every shared experience contributes to the rich tapestry of the gaming community.
So, here’s to finding Game Huy Cuong, talking about shit, and embarking on countless adventures yet to unfold. Let the quest continue.

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2 Hurricanes Could Form In Gulf Of Mexico Next Week — An Apparent First
Updated on Aug. 23 at 4:30 a.m. ET
Two tropical systems — Marco and Laura — are heading toward the Gulf of Mexico, and both are expected to become hurricanes before they near the U.S. mainland early next week, according to the National Hurricane Center.
The current forecastsees both storms hitting the near Louisiana, with Marco arriving on Monday and Laura on Wednesday.
"If that were to occur, it would be first time on record that the Gulf of Mexico has had 2 hurricanes at the same time," meteorologist Philip Klotzbach says via Twitter. According to Kotzbach, Louisiana has recorded multiple hurricane landfalls in one calendar yearonly four times since 1851, with the shortest recorded time in between landfalls recorded at around 17 days in 1860.
"There are only a few times in recorded history where two tropical cyclones have shared the Gulf of Mexico," according to the Weather Prediction Center. "Flash (wayyy) back to 1933 to find a similar example," it added, referring to a time when a hurricane and a tropical storm coincided in the Gulf.
The two developing systems are currently hundreds of miles apart, but their paths are expected to parallel each other in the Gulf and even partially overlap. Their landfalls will likely be divided by hours, not days. But it's not yet certain whether both will hit the shore as hurricanes, or whether their paths might diverge.
Tropical Storm Laura, which strengthened into a named storm Friday morning, is near the eastern portion of the Dominican Republic. Marco is expected to be at or near hurricane strength when it approaches the central Gulf Coast as a hurricane on Monday.
Tropical Storm Laura is causing alerts in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Hispaniola, where it will drop heavy rain on its way toward Cuba and the Gulf.
"This rainfall could cause flash and urban flooding," the hurricane center says.
Laura is forecast to strengthen as it moves over the Gulf of Mexico, bringing a storm surge to portions of the U.S. Gulf Coast by the middle of next week.
Marco is a more immediate threat, and may become a hurricane within the next 24 hours. A hurricane watch is in effect from Intracoastal City, La., to the Mississippi/Alabama border. The area includes New Orleans.
The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season is already setting records with named storms forming at a pace never seen before. The latest estimates from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration call for nearly twice the normal number of named storms in 2020.
Climate change has been linked to the more frequent occurrence of major hurricanes globally as well as the rising number of hurricanes in the Atlantic. In addition to strong winds, many of the most dangerous storms in recent years have brought tremendous amounts of rain – creating new threats to people and infrastructure far inland from the coast.
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The Best Things to Do in Athens
Athens is like an onion: it’s multilayered, flavorful, and can elicit tears. Under the city's vibrant contemporary life are layers of culture, craft, and history reaching back to the birth of western civilization millennia ago. The Acropolis is the absolute, number-one must, but there are many other treasures, old and new, to discover. Remember to take breaks to process it all: Athens, like Rome, wasn’t built in a day.


As we known, soldering station is an advanced version of basic soldering iron. If you have a lot of soldering task, it's a smart choice to use a soldering station for your work. They provide better flexibility and make your soldering easier and safer.
A soldering station features with a secure stand for hot irons, sponges and other accessories.
Soldering stations usually include the following:
Soldering iron: the main tool of the soldering station. The soldering iron heats up to melt the solder and form the joint. It can come in many variants such as pen or gun. The soldering station will provide 40W to 200W rated power. Most soldering irons have interchangeable tips for different applications.
Soldering iron stand: A stand that helps keep the hot iron tip from touching flammable materials or your skin, it is basic tools but very useful.
Cleaning Sponge: It will keep the soldering iron tip clean by removing solder and flux residue, which prevents oxidation.
(Tips) Brass sponges are superior to traditional wet sponges.
Other accessories include a heat gun for heating components and a solder wire holder on the side.
A key feature of the soldering station is temperature control. This will allow you to adjust the iron's settings according to the needs of your job
Temperature control is a key feature of any soldering station. Control systems can be analog or digital. Analog units use a knob to adjust the heat. They do not show the temperature on the display.
The digital unit has settings for digitally adjusting the temperature. They also have a display that shows the current set temperature. These units provide better accuracy. However, they are more expensive than analog stations.
1. The best tool should be the one that best suits your needs. Having said that, a good soldering station should provide accurate temperature control
2. A good soldering station should be ESD safe. ESD is commonly referred to as "electrostatic discharge". These discharges occur when electrical charge builds up and then transfers to another object, often accompanied by a visible spark. This could result in product defects or result in an unsafe condition. .
3. The design of the iron should be ergonomic to avoid hand fatigue.
4. A workstation containing multiple soldering tips is also useful. Depending on your needs, you may need a workstation that includes desoldering tools. In the process of repairing PCB, desoldering and removing components are essential.
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Chemistry was rooted in pairs last season for the Coyotes as coach Dave Tippett had a knack for recognizing two players who worked well together.
There was the Scottie Upshall and Matthew Lombardi tandem, Vernon Fiddler with Daniel Winnik, and Radim Vrbata skating with Petr Prucha. But the only line that's been kept intact during this season has been Fiddler, Lee Stempniak and Taylor Pyatt.
"Everyone on this team can score, and everyone can contribute," captain Shane Doan said. "So it doesn't matter who you're out there with. You have to find ways to contribute."
Tippett hopes the stability of his forward groupings is boosted by the return of Martin Hanzal, expected to return Wednesday night when the Coyotes host the Nashville Predators. Hanzal missed six games with a lower-body injury.
"Hanzal's a guy that touches so many different parts of the game," Tippett said. "He's a power-play guy; he's a penalty-kill guy. He plays against other team's top players, and he just adds chemistry."
Only 10 players have played in all 10 games, and that's a result of the line juggling.
"We'd hope we'd have a little more of a situation where you'd have some continuity in your lineup, and that just hasn't happened with us," he said. "Getting Hanzal back I hope will help that process, but we need to find out where all the parts fit."
A solid home team equals a playoff team in Tippett's mind, and that formula worked for the Coyotes last year as their 29-10-2 record at home was fifth-best in the league. The Coyotes have won only once in four tries at Jobing.com Arena. Building an early lead would play to the Coyotes' advantage.
"When you get a lead at home, it's a lot easier to sit on because you can line-match," defenseman Adrian Aucoin said.
Defenseman Derek Morris (lower body) skated Monday and is expected to play Wednesday after missing Saturday's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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With U.S. home values off 35% from peak to trough, about 25% of those homeowners who have mortgages are now underwater — their mortgages are greater than the value of their homes.
Zillow’s interactive map reveals what percentage of homes in your county or ZIP code are in negative equity, based on Q1 2012 data.
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It has been a hot minutes since I rounded up some favorites. And Usborne books definitely fall into the realm of favorites!
These books are interactive, beautiful, and truly the highest quality. If I needed a new side hustle I’d be all for peddling these books. They’re just the best! Something I can recommend without reservation.
Today I’m featuring FIVE favorite Usborne books in FIVE age group categories. Many crossover though, Jemma and Max appreciate many of the books in the babies + toddler sections just as much as they love the ones in their respective age group.
My sister has a live Usborne party right now so if your littles need a fabulous book tucked into their Easter basket, stay in and order from the comfort of your couch :)
For Babies + Toddlers
- Muddle and Match series — These board books are split into three rows so as you turn each page you “muddle and match” the story and the pictures. It’s so fun … and funny!
- Garden Sounds — I’m usually not a fan of books that make noise, but garden sounds? Those I can get on board with.
- Colorful World series — Eli just got his first Colorful World book, the Forest one, and it’s the perfect Q&A toddler book! Each page has similar animals/scenes, but one thing is off and they have to search for the difference.
- 199 Things series — 199 Zoo Animals, 199 Dinosaurs, and more! Awesome picture books for early learning.
- Big Book of Colors — Want to see a beautiful book? Look no further! It’s also available in Spanish.
- Lifesize — Imagine animals up close … how does your hand compare to a polar bear or your eye to a giant squid? We love playing with this book. It also comes in a dinosaur version, but we don’t have that one yet :)
- Lift-the-Flap: Why Do Tigers Have Stripes — Usborne has gobs of flap books and trust me, preschoolers love nothing more than peeking inside their books for extra pictures and info. This tiger one is Reid’s personal favorite!
- Choose Your Own Journey — An interactive adventure book where you follow the path from page to page. Who will win?
- Mind Your Manners — A book of gentle reminders with darling animals.
- Nibbles series — For years I’ve looked at the Nibbles books and ignored them. But, we just got the bundle (which includes Nibbles the stuffed animal) and my 2 1/2 and 4 year old are obsessed!
For Early Elementary Readers
- Dogs In Space — We’re studying space this year at co-op so grabbing this book was a given. Did you know dogs have actually been in space?
- Poppy and Same Telling the Time — Max, my first grader, was really resistant to practicing telling time. This book turned his angst into fun!
- Bug Hotel — If you have bug lover, don’t miss this book!
- Shine-a-Light series — If you kids are antsy, tuck them in a dark room with a flashlight and a stack of Shine-a-Light books! Every page has a secret waiting to be
- Bug In a Rug and other phonics books — Early readers need lots of practice. These phonics books are A+! Available as a set or individually.
For Confident Readers
- Illustrated Classics — I think we have six or seven of these now. We use them as our family read alouds. They are GORGEOUS! Take note of which ones are hardback vs. paperback. Max is most excited to dive into Norse Myths next :)
- 100 Things To Know series — We have the food one and the rest are on our wish list. For kids with questions, these are gold!
- Bear Grylls Challenge series — When these arrived, Jemma immediately asked if she could keep them in her room. The kids often watch Bear Grylls You Vs. Wild TV show and these books bring lots of that to life.
- Forgotten Fairy Tales of Brave and Brilliant Girls — Have you ever heard of Kate Crackernuts, Clever Molly, or Tam Lin? We hadn’t either! Which means we’re loving these forgotten fairy tales.
- 1000 Things series — These books have launched more questions and research projects than I can count.
For the Whole Family
- What a Wonderful Word — This book features a collection of untranslatable words from around the world. Just lovely. A must buy.
- The River — I’m a sucker for illustrations and this one’s story matches the beauty of the art.
- Steve, Terror of the Sea — We all love a good picture book and this one does not disappoint.
- Where Happiness Lives — This is a new release and I’m 99% sure it will be a favorite here.
- All About Feelings — Perfect conversation starter because kindness and empathy starts at home!


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The coronavirus pandemic has caused hardships for families all over Louisville especially those with young children. Now, there’s a new virtual way parents who need help can get it when it comes to their growing child.
With fears about coronavirus, a lot of parents don’t want to put their young children in daycare. Others may not have transportation.
Louisville mom Lenisha Hammond is a few weeks into her new early education virtual check-ins for her five-month-old son William.
WAVE 3 News caught up with them during a language and motor skills milestone session.
Hammond said her Head Start home visitor, Marley Pomplun, is a virtual lifeline. She is dealing with more than a decade of difference in ages between the baby on her lap and her 13-year-old son in another room learning with Non-Traditional Instruction.
“Without her, I would be using Google,” Hammond laughed, “or I would have to wait until I see his pediatrician.”
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Pam Darnall, the CEO of Family and Children’s Place, said it’s critical parents like Hammond get involved.
“What we know about brain development research is by the time we are 5 or 6 years old the majority of our brains are already developed,” Darnall said.
While Hammond needs help because she’s working two jobs, this new in-home expansion of Family and Children’s Place Head Start also helps other families who may be living in poverty by providing them with technology.
“During this pandemic, we see that with our older children we are learning at home," Vaughn Nebbitt, the Vice President of Early Childhood Services for Family and Children’s Place explained, "so we can provide this for the younger learners as well, it’s what’s key to making sure they’re successful going forward in school.”
Because her other son took part in Head Start, Hammond knows how valuable it is.
Hammond said, “When they get up in the fifth grade in middle school and they can ask those questions and tests get hard and stuff, this is the time because it also builds up their self-esteem.”
Virtual learning is being offered to just over 100 Greater Louisville families from newborns to age 3. For more information, visit the Family and Children’s Place website.


Packers RB Jamaal Williams Gives Uplifting Message During ‘Craziness’ In World
SALT LAKE CITY – Green Bay Packers running back and former BYU star Jamaal Williams is still on his grind despite the Coronavirus Pandemic taking place in the world today. One thing about BYU’s all-time leading rusher is that he always keeps a positive outlook and he’s doing that now during these uncertain times.
Williams went to Instagram to give an uplifting message to his fans.
“What’s happenin’ y’all? This is Jamaal. Just still out here getting this work in. All this craziness happening in the world, just want to say, stay calm, cool, and collected. Stay with your family members and just be smart out there. You know, keep doing what you doing [and] live life. Go Cougs! Go Pack,” said Jamaal Williams.
Well said, Jamaal. Positive vibes are what we need to get through these tough times and no one brings BYU fans as much happiness as Williams who with his great play on the field and infectious personality had fans always feeling upbeat.
Jamaal Williams continues to train despite NFL team facilities closing
Williams is currently working out in Arizona with his longtime trainer Luke Neal who worked with Williams during his time at BYU. The training with Neal will have to continue in the near future as NFL facilities are closing to everyone beginning Wednesday night.
Earlier this month, Williams made a visit to his alma mater for BYU football spring practice where he was rocking a backpack with speakers blaring music. Only one man in BYU football history can pull that look off and it’s the “Swagdaddy” a.k.a. “Baby J” according to Taysom Hill.
Williams is preparing for his fourth and final year on his rookie contract with the Green Bay Packers. The 2020 season will be an important one for Williams to secure a second contract with the Pack. Last season, Williams had a total of 713 yards from scrimmage with 460 coming on the ground and he found the endzone six times tying a career-best he set his rookie season in 2017.
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The importance of clusters to regional competitiveness and economic performance is well established. Research has shown that the co-location of businesses in clusters increases the productivity of companies and job creation, drives innovation, stimulates the formation of new businesses, and supports the survival and growth of small businesses.
Clusters can also further catalyze economic growth by providing a framework for organizing disparate local and regional public policies and investments directed at economic development. However, this has proven to be an elusive goal for many cities as they struggle to accelerate the growth of targeted clusters that they believe will drive future economic prosperity. A new report, Building Strong Clusters for Strong Urban Economies was written to help city leaders achieve this goal by providing actionable strategies to galvanize their cluster building efforts.
Produced by JPMorgan Chase & Co. and the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC), the report’s insights were informed by cluster theory and practice, and an in-depth analysis of cluster strategies across the U.S. The report highlights actionable insights from four constructive case studies: the San Diego regional innovation cluster, BioSTL in St. Louis, the Chicago regional growth initiative, and ProsperityNOLA in New Orleans. It also offers six recommendations to help guide city leaders in designing high-impact cluster growth strategies.
Clusters represent interrelated industries in a specific geography – for example, the automotive cluster in Detroit or the oil and gas cluster in Houston. “While more and more cities are thinking about clusters as a key to their economic development plans, city leaders are not always equipped with the strategies to maximize their impact, including targeted growth in inner cities,” said Kim Zeuli, director of research and senior vice president, ICIC. “Whether your city is beginning to look at cluster strategies, or hoping to spur the growth of targeted clusters, the report offers important takeaways.”
The San Diego regional innovation cluster and BioSTL (St. Louis) cases offer important strategies for creating successful cluster initiatives. They are spurring growth in the advanced defense technology and biosciences clusters, respectively. The Chicago regional growth initiative and ProsperityNOLA (New Orleans) cases point to important lessons for creating sustainable cluster-oriented economic development plans, whether within a metropolitan region or city.
Recommendations in the report include choosing the right cluster(s), identifying appropriate cluster interventions, being flexible about geography, ensuring leadership has relevant industry expertise, establishing strong public-private partnerships, and identifying a sustainable business model.
The report was launched at announced at an event hosted recently by BioSTL, the GlobalSTL Health Innovation Summit, which represents a key cluster-building activity of BioSTL’s international attraction initiative, bringing together some of St. Louis’ top hospitals, companies, and investors and a delegation of 14 leading digital health companies from Israel and Ireland looking to set up U.S. headquarters in St. Louis. “BioSTL is proud to earn this distinction for helping to orchestrate a successful bioscience cluster built upon St. Louis’ strengths in medical and plant science,” said Donn Rubin, president and CEO of BioSTL. “It didn’t happen overnight. Our deliberate approach over the past 15 years has put in place the people, ideas, capital, and infrastructure to create a vibrant cluster to spur economic growth. To be recognized by JPMorgan Chase and ICIC as the model bioscience cluster for other U.S. cities is a privilege for the St. Louis region.”
The research was made possible by JPMorgan Chase & Co. through its ‘Small Business Forward’ initiative, a $75 million, multi-year global effort to connect underserved small businesses to experts and critical resources that help them grow faster, create jobs and strengthen local economies.
The Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) is a U.S. national, nonprofit research and advisory organization founded in 1994. Its mission is to drive economic prosperity in America’s inner cities through private sector investment that leads to jobs, income and wealth creation for local residents.


text: Amersham Biosciences has launched its CodeLink Human P450 SNP Bioarray. The company expects drug makers to use the chip when screening clinical trial populations for individuals’ toxicogenomic profiles. Amersham also said the chip may be used to determine new phenotypes linked to P450 mutation. The chip genotypes 110 SNPs within nine P450 drug metabolism genes — CYP1A1, 1A2, 1B1, 2C9, 2C19, 2D6, 2E, 3A4, and 3A5. The release comes around three months after Roche launched its own cytochrome P450 product, called Amplichip.


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It’s fall wedding season, which means there are probably some single ladies and gents out there feeling the blues as others are saying their “I Do’s.”
Or, if you’re not exactly despondent, you’re probably hoping to sit at the (seemingly sparse) singles table to make a potential spark of your own — guilty, party of one! Because, if we’re being completely honest with ourselves, as elated as we may be for our friends starting the next chapter of their lives, it can also be a sobering reminder of the empty pages in our own romance novel.
Somewhere between the gift registry and the open bar, we become so caught up daydreaming about Mr. and Mrs. Right that we forget to embrace our independence. Science has proven that being in the wrong relationship causes more than heartache. It is physically damaging to your health. During a Whitehall II study that followed more than 10,000 participants ranging in age from 35 to 55 for roughly 12 years, those who reported negative close relationships proved higher risk for heart problems. In a 2005 study of 42 healthy, married couples from 22 to 77 years old, marital conflicts led to wounds healing at a slower pace.
Toxic partnerships also cause mental health issues, such as unhappiness (that’s the easy one), stress, and feelings of insecurity. Women in particular are more susceptible to hypertension, high blood sugar, waistline obesity, and other factors of metabolic syndrome. Men do not face these similar risks.
So, if you’re sans a plus one, I have some advice: Wait for the relationship that’s right for you.
In a society plagued by the bigger, better deal, wait for the person that makes you forget about your phone, who forgets about theirs, because being together is all that matters in that moment. Wait for when you don’t want to post on social media because your happiness doesn’t depend on who else witnesses it.
Don’t let technology become a smokescreen. Wait for someone that calls you because they miss the sound of your voice, because you’re on their mind. Understand that you’re worth more. Wait for the person who pulls through, who you can count on. Wait for someone that fights for the relationship and aims to grow alongside you.
Don’t let the status of others influence your own. Wait for the partner that challenges you, who wants you to have the most out of life, and will never let you settle. Wait for uncontrollable laughter and passionate sex, a best friend and lover.
Wait for your equal, the day your heart finds a home in someone else.
Wait for the moment the fear of losing them is greater than the fear of being alone, because what’s worse than being single is being in the wrong relationship. So, the next time you’re “saving the date” don’t worry about finding a date of your own. Time is relative. Embrace the wait.
Your health depends on it.

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Do you need air tools or air compressors? You have come to the right place.
As the name suggests, air tools are those that use compressed air to power them. For comparison, conventional power tools, on the other hand, utilise batteries or mains supply.
Before you purchase air tools, you should first know some of the terminologies behind them and their usage. For instance, you will come across a few terms, such as cubic feet per minute or CFM and pressure. With CFM, it is the amount of compressed air. If it is stated in the compressor, it is what the equipment can supply. If CFM is in the air tool itself, it is what the device requires.
Meanwhile, the pressure is the air compressed inside the air compressor tool. It is in a pressurised environment and therefore does not hold its original volume. If you are an absolute beginner in using air tools, you may also read or hear about “pneumatics,” which is the term for using pressurised or compressed air.
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International Business Today Autumn 2017
Welcome to the autumn edition of International Business Today – our first for 2017. In this edition we explore the Netherlands: the gateway to Europe.
So dust off those old wooden clogs and break out the crackers and Dutch Gouda as Niels Strazdins gives you a special insight into this tiny powerhouse,
strategically located between Europe’s two biggest continental economies. Niels explains why the Netherlands is now one of the hottest start-up hubs
in Europe – and identifies opportunities for Australian exporters. The country provides an ideal place for Australian entrepreneurs and start-ups to
begin their international journey.
Closer to home, Niels looks at the growing trade opportunities with the 10 nations that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) – collectively one of the fastest-growing regions of the world. And although Australia now enjoys a strong trading relationship with our neighbours to the north, there is still plenty of scope to expand. The region is home to over 600 million people and a fast-growing middle class that is predicted to more than double in under a decade.
Also in this issue, our Postcard series focuses on Myanmar and identifies new opportunities for exporters in this emerging market. Readers are given a guided tour of Yangon, the former capital of Myanmar, with tips on the best places to visit if you can find some spare time between business
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Supported by grants from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (UO1-DK066557, to the Data Coordinating Center; UO1-DK66667, to Columbia University; UO1-DK66568, to the University of Washington, in collaboration with General Clinical Research Center Grant MO1RR-00037; UO1-DK66471, to the Neuropsychiatric Research Institute; UO1-DK66526, to East Carolina University; UO1-DK66585, to Oregon Health and Science University.
Eating behavior and eating disorders in adults before bariatric surgery
Article first published online: 9 APR 2014
© 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
International Journal of Eating Disorders
Volume 48, Issue 2, pages 215–222, March 2015
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Mitchell, J. E., King, W. C., Courcoulas, A., Dakin, G., Elder, K., Engel, S., Flum, D., Kalarchian, M., Khandelwal, S., Pender, J., Pories, W. and Wolfe, B. (2015), Eating behavior and eating disorders in adults before bariatric surgery. Int. J. Eat. Disord., 48: 215–222. doi: 10.1002/eat.22275
- Issue published online: 9 FEB 2015
- Article first published online: 9 APR 2014
- Manuscript Accepted: 2 MAR 2014
- Manuscript Revised: 7 FEB 2014
- Manuscript Received: 17 DEC 2013
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- Neuropsychiatric Research Institute. Grant Number: UO1-DK66526
- East Carolina University. Grant Number: UO1-DK66585
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- Roux-en-Y gastric bypass;
- laparoscopic gastric banding;
- binge eating;
- binge eating disorder;
- night eating syndrome;
- nocturnal eating;
- evening hyperphagia
To describe eating patterns, prevalence of problematic eating behaviors, and determine factors associated with binge eating disorder (BED), before bariatric surgery.
Before surgery, 2,266 participants (median age 46 years; 78.6% female; 86.9% white; median body mass index 45.9 kg/m2) of the Longitudinal Assessment of Bariatric Surgery-2 (LABS-2) study completed eating behavior survey items in the self-administered LABS-2 Behavior form. Other measures included the Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test, the LABS-2 Psychiatric and Emotional Test Survey, the Beck Depression Inventory, the Interpersonal Support Evaluation List-12, the Short Form-36 Health Survey, and Impact of Weight Quality of Life-Lite Survey.
The majority (92.1%) of participants reported eating dinner regularly, whereas just over half (54.0%) reported eating breakfast regularly. Half of the participants reported eating at least four meals/week at restaurants; two meals/week were fast food. Loss of control eating was reported by 43.4%, night eating syndrome by 17.7%; 15.7% satisfied criteria for binge eating disorder (BED), 2% for bulimia nervosa. Factors that independently increased the odds of BED were being a college graduate, eating more times per day, taking medication for psychiatric or emotional problems, and having symptoms of alcohol use disorder, lower self-esteem and greater depressive symptoms.
Before undergoing bariatric surgery a substantial proportion of patients report problematic eating behaviors. Several factors associated with BED were identified, most suggesting other mental health problems, including higher levels of depressive symptomotology. The strengths of this study include the large sample size, the multi-center design and use of standardized assessment practices. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. (Int J Eat Disord 2015; 48:215–222)

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How can you get ludicrously fast broadband internet speeds to go 100 times faster? By twisting beams of light so that they can haul even more data and process all that information much faster, reported an article in Nanowerk.
A broadband fiber-optics network works by encoding data into the appropriate pulses of light. These pulses travel through optical fibers at the speed of light. Once they reach their destination, they are turned back into data.
The main speed bump to even faster transportation of larger amounts of data are the encoding and processing steps at the start and end of the transmission cycle. The travel speed doesn’t matter if the data takes a long while to be converted into light and back. And the more data to be converted, the slower the process.
That’s why researchers from Australia’s RMIT University came up with their new nanophotonic device. The first of its kind, the detector can twist light into a different form.
This ability lets the device encode bigger amounts of data and convert the pulses back at a much faster rate. Its developers believe their invention will finally be able to make ultra-broadband communications a reality. (Related: Quantum physics puzzle SOLVED: Researchers say that totally secure data transfer now possible.)
What we consider to be the latest in fiber-optic communication technology is inefficient. It restricts itself to using colored light for transmitting data. But this spectrum only makes up a small portion of all light.
The next generation of broadband devices will take better advantage of the shape of light waves. It will also use the spectrum of light that is invisible to the human eye for additional bandwidth.
To do so, the technology will twist light into a spiral shape. This light is in a state of orbital angular momentum (OAM). It can thus carry much more data than normal straight light.
The RMIT researchers laid down the groundwork for their nanophotonic device in 2016. Back then, they decoded a tiny range of OAM light on a nanophotonic chip. They spent the next few years developing the technology that can detect a broader range of twisted light.
“Our miniature OAM nano-electronic detector is designed to separate different OAM light states in a continuous order and to decode the information carried by twisted light,” explained study author Dr. Haoran Ren, the leader of the research team.
Ren explained that earlier iterations of the nanophotonic device took up the same space as a large table. His team used ultrathin topological nanosheets to shrink the device down to a size where it could fit on the end of an optical fiber cable.
His co-researcher, RMIT Professor Min Gu, added that their detector is compatible with ordinary silicon technology. It can be scaled up for use in various industries without any problem.
“It fits the scale of existing fiber technology and could be applied to increase the bandwidth, or potentially the processing speed, of that fiber by over 100 times within the next couple of years,” said Gu. “This easy scalability and the massive impact it will have on telecommunications is what’s so exciting.”
He added that their nanophotonic device was not limited to receiving ordinary data. It could also handle quantum data that has been transmitted through twisted light. So not only will the OAM detector benefit broadband communications, but it will also enable advances in highly secure and capable quantum communications.
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The Lixo® Massage Chair LI4001 can interestingly massage and improve blood flow throughout the body and translates to more efficient oxygenation of cells and more rapid recovery from exhaustion. A comfortable massage chair which provides an automatically alternating type of massage for the upper body, based on air pressure and rollers and at various intensities, styles and frequency for the back, shoulders.
Cuddles you like a motherhood embrace. Value time for yourself, an ambience of convenience. A soft and careful pampering will get you out of all the stress and pain. A revolution in the massage chair with the latest technology.

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Enrique Iglesias performed at K-Love Live in Los Angeles, CA last night.
Enrique Iglesias recently spoke with R101 Italy while backstage at his recent concert in Milan.
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Enrique Iglesias took the stage in Milan, Italy for another sold-out show.
Enrique Iglesias performed a sold-out show in Bratislava, Slovakia tonight as part of his Live! tour.
Enrique Iglesias and Carly Rae Jepsen have teamed up for a new remix of Y2K & bbno$’s song, “Lalala.”
Enrique Iglesias performed a sold-out show at the BT Arena in Culj-Napoca, Romania tonight!
Enrique Iglesias performed at the Grand Opening of the Hard Rock Hotel in Los Cabos Mexico last night.
Enrique Iglesias uploaded another adorable video with his twins this morning to his social media!
Enrique Iglesias took to social media today to share a new video of him playing with his 21-month old daughter Lucy!
Enrique Iglesias headlines the Feria Nacional de Zacatecas last night in Zacatecas, MX!

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In Udaipur, the Municipal Corporation, led by MLA Tarachand Jain, is actively pursuing development initiatives. They are addressing the issue of illegally constructed ramps causing obstructions and are demolishing them to widen key roads across the city.
On Tuesday, December 26,2023 accompanied by the police, the municipal team took action by removing an unauthorised encroachment in Ashok Nagar, Udaipur. The effort extended beyond merely dismantling ramps outside shops; the team also focused on widening the roads for overall improvement.
It is worth noting that individuals involved in such encroachments had been given prior notification a few days ago regarding the impending actions against them.


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PS Vita Street Fighter x Tekken Adds 12 Characters in Fall
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Capcom announced on Tuesday that it will release the PlayStation Vita version of the Street Fighter X Tekken crossover fighting game this fall. The release will include 12 extra characters not yet available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions.
The Street Fighter characters Elena, Guy, Cody, Sakura, Dudley, and Blanka and the Tekken characters Alisa, Christie, Jack, Bryan, Lars, and Lei will be available for the PlayStation Vita version of the game.
Capcom previously announced last month that the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita versions of the game will include Mega Man, Pac-Man, Infamous protagonist Cole, and the PlayStation mascot cats Kuro and Toro.
Street Fighter X Tekken will be released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 North America on March 6. The game will be released in Japan on March 8, and in Europe on March 9. The Capcom Unity website streamed a story trailer for the game last week.


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In honor of National Honey Month (September), we invited Spa Superhero Julie Tao to fill us in on the singular benefits of raw honey – inside and out.
To think of summer is to think of bees humming away from flower to flower, collecting pollen and nectar to take back to the hive. Months later, beekeepers harvest their keeps and pull out panels thick with golden honey in its purest, raw state.
Raw honey is in its pure, natural state is free from any type of processing and so, like all foods, in its healthiest state. For centuries, this golden treasure has been used to naturally relieve allergies and sore throats and boost the immune system. These health benefits, equally effective today, are largely derived from the myriad of antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, nutrients and enzymes that are retained when left unheated and unfiltered. Natural honey also has antifungal and antibacterial properties that make it useful for treating minor burns and small cuts, preventing infection while soothing the pain. Because of its rich nutrition and its bacteria fighting superpowers, when applied directly on the skin it can treat acne and restore vibrance and energy to tired skin. And in true multi-tasking heroic form, the natural sugar found in honey makes it the ultimate gentle exfoliator.
Be aware that the processed honey typically found in grocery stores has been heated and pasteurized killing most of its valuable nutrients. Raw honey is best purchased directly from a beekeeper. Farmers’ markets are a great resource plus you’ll get the added benefit of its having traces of local pollen, a naturopathic preventative for allergies. Honey is sometimes blended but more often than not you can find delicious jars of nectar collected from sage, lavender, orange blossom and other flowers that impart their delicate taste and color. My favorite, depending on where I’m living, is sage.
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About Forever Winter…
Viscount Camden Beckinworth had lived the life of a devil-may-care rake until his parents’ untimely death. He cast
Just imagine the perfect wedding… hundreds of candles, the perfect gown, a wonderful man and loving family in attendance. And then imagine everything that could go wrong.
A Christmas Eve snowstorm barreled through the English countryside and wreaked havoc on the residents of Lorican Manor. Susanna Lorican and her fiancé, Viscount Camden Beckinworth, planned the perfect wedding but will a series of unfortunate mishaps turn the tide on their happily ever after?
Camden drew her into his arms and brushed his lips across her hairline. “I make my own luck.” He blew softly in her ear. She shivered in response. “We control our destiny, Susanna, no one else. Besides, you have nothing to worry about. The one activity we shared truly worth gossiping about will never reach the light of day.”
Her face flamed even hotter. Air escaped her lungs in short, choppy gasps as she remembered the way he touched and fondled her for hours. That wonderful activity made her feel as if she was the most cherished woman in the entire world. She despised double standards, as did Camden, but because her good name and reputation needed to remain protected in all areas, especially in high society gossip circles, they refused to make love again until their wedding night.
But now, with her wedding possibly postponed, she glanced at the open doorway one last time and pushed it from her mind. She embraced Camden with all her strength. She was so tired of denying the wondrous craving that pooled in her stomach when he was near. Kissing him as if her life depended on it, she felt his breath enter her mouth and travel deep into her lungs. She tasted his strong, rich essence and nearly melted. Trailing her hands up the back of his neck, she pulled free the ribbon pinning his long hair respectably to his nape and buried her hands in the dark silk.