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Abortion is health care.
As Governor, Josh will defend access to reproductive health care — and continue to defend a woman’s right to choose in Pennsylvania.
Our Democratic Governor’s veto pen is the only thing standing in the way of Harrisburg Republicans’ attempts to ban abortion, pass dangerous Texas-style laws, and put women’s health at risk. In the face of unprecedented attacks against the right to choose, Josh will be the last line of defense for Pennsylvanians — he will veto any bill that would restrict abortion rights, and he will expand access to reproductive care.
Throughout his career, Josh has never wavered in defense of reproductive rights and a woman’s right to choose. From taking on the Trump Administration in federal court to protecting access to contraception and winning an injunction against the “gag rule,” to filing an amicus brief in support of the U.S. Department of Justice’s challenge to Texas’ early-term abortion ban — Josh has always stood up for and defended the right to choose.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro…called the Texas ban “dangerous, extreme, and cruel” at a Planned Parenthood march Saturday.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro on Friday fired the latest legal salvo against the Trump administration’s efforts to limit the Affordable Care Act’s birth control coverage mandate.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro said anti-abortion politicians will not stop with bans in Texas and Mississippi, as others states are filing similar bills, including Pennsylvania.


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TRENTON – The Supreme Court heard arguments today on the Council of Affordable Housing’s Growth Share rules.
Edward J. Buzack, a lawyer for the N.J. League of Municipalities, said the League is challenging the appellate division’s methodology on growth share. He said municipalities today ”recognize that obligation” of providing affordable housing.
“I dare say it’s a different landscape than in 1975 and 1983,” he said, referring to the years the Mount Laurel affordable housing obligations case was heard and reheard.
For every four units or 16 jobs created, an affordable unit has to be created, he pointed out.
“Mount Laurel was about if you grow, you have to provide your fair share (of affordable units),” he said.
When the Supreme Court justices asked how a town would accommodate two affordable units if the town has 10 $1 million houses to build, Buzack said a developer could build multiple homes in place of a single $1 million home or buy down an existing market-rate house and convert it to a low-income or moderate-income unit.
“You don’t have to build a (new) unit,” he said.
Buzack said that the Fair Share Housing Center’s concerns regarding a voluntary system are unwarranted.
He said a “hammer” already exists against towns that fail to build their fair share of affordable housing, in the form of builder’s remedy lauwsuits that could be brought against those towns.


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Finally, after squealing and busting at the seams... Here's what I have been working on. A quilt for my little sister.
I used the yellow brick road pattern based on several recommendations from quilty friends. Kimbo actually picked out the fabric. She didn't know what it was for, though. I sent her a link to the Fat Quarter Shop and said "which one of these do you like best" and she picked it. She had to go through about 75 fat quarter bundles! I coordinated fabric to make up the rest of the FQs since the bundle only came with 15 and I needed 24. I had the blocks done and then... nada. The Texas Rubies retreat has been taking up a large chunk of my time the last week and a half. Co-op before that.
On Friday morning (as in the day before the shower), I laid out all the blocks and started flipping and turning them around and around until I got it balanced and just the way I liked it. My mom came over to get the big kids to take them to her house for the day. She said it in all it's unsewn - spread out on the vacuumed floor - glory. Then I "went to town" and started sewing that afternoon. Big P took 3 of the little ones to the Discovery science museum in Tyler and I started boogieing (that spelling was actually in my word check!). I decided to "chunk" this quilt and see if it came out straighter. It did! I also felt that it went together faster! Recently I listened to a podcast on documenting your quilt - so I asked Pete to take pictures of me sewing it and such. He's become Mr. Photographer ever since I let him switch the Nikon D60 to Auto. Isn't he cute! :D
Kimbo wants a Keurig - I wanted to tease her. It worked. But I figured she would like what was in the box more - so it was justified. There were tears. Happy tears. I knew everyone would be giving her stuff she wanted and needed to make their home a happy home (a fed hubby is a happy hubby), but I wanted to give her something that she would LOVE because I love her! I'm excited with the way it turned out and will be taking it to the longarm quilter very soon. We already have a pattern picked out for the quilting:

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Our long national nightmare is over. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is on the Wii U Virtual Console finally. Alongside Link to the Past this week is Mario Bros. on Virtual Console, a few 3DS eShop games, and a couple of rad deals on indie games on Wii U and 3DS. It might not be a plentiful new release week, but if you missed out on Runner2, Toki Tori 2+, or Spin the Bottle, the Super Indie Connection Sale is worth checking out. Now if only Super Mario Bros. 3 could come out in North America...
Wii U Virtual Console
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past ($7.99)
Every other region has it already, but finally, the SNES classic can be played on the Wii U Virtual Console. Originally released in 1991, Link to the Past is heralded as one of the greatest games in the Zelda and in some circles, as one of the greatest games ever. Take good ol’ pink-haired Link (or whatever you name him) and save Zelda from Agahnim and that not-so-secret villain behind his power. Whether you experienced this version of Hyrule for the first time in Link Between Worlds or when you were 8 years old on the SNES, Link to the Past is almost always worth replaying. Remember, if you got it on Wii Virtual Console (or got the recent Club Nintendo reward), you can upgrade it to Wii U for $1.50.
3DS Virtual Console
Mario Bros. ($4.99)
Did you play NES Remix? If you did, remember the Mario Bros. levels? Did you enjoy them? Then maybe you should get this game since it where those levels came from. Coincidentally, it’s also where Luigi came from, and a lot of the enemies and mechanics used in Super Mario Bros. So, if you want to check out Mario Bros. for historical context, go for it. I don’t recommend it too much, though.
3DS Original Download Games
Castle Clout 3D ($4.99)
Fire up your trebuchet and crash some darn castles in Castle Clout 3D. After numerous versions on mobile platforms, the series heads to 3DS where you can control the action on the touch screen with the benefit of stereoscopic 3D. You can also create custom levels and play some local hot seat multiplayer.
Arc Style: Solitaire ($2.99)
This 3DS version of Solitaire features two styles of the card game type: Klondike and Monte Carlo. You can play on the top or the bottom screen as well as tweak the difficulty of both games. You can undo moves, save your game, and track high scores. Keep on playing and you’ll get a variety of different decks to choose from.
Touch Battle 3D Tank 2 ($4.99)
The sequel to a 2012 eShop game, Touch Battle 3D Tank 2 once again has you jumping in a tank fighting other tanks and enemies in a top-down view while using the touch screen to aim. It features more content than the first game, with a second tank and 20 more stages among other things.
Super Indie Connection Sale
If you already bought or are planning to buy Toki Tori 2+, Spin the Bottle, Runner2, Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams, or Mighty Switch Force: Hyper Drive Edition, then you can buy any of the other games for 60% off through February 13. If that wasn’t clear, I’ll break it down: Buy one of those five games (whether it’s today, tomorrow or last year) and then the other four are 60% off. Sweet deal, right?
Ohno Odyssey Sale
Check out this 3DS game from Big John Games at a discounted price of $3.99 from now until February 20.
Shin Megami Tensei IV Sale
Shin Megami Tensei IV is available for $30 in the eShop from January 27 to February 3. That’s $20 of savings! It’s 40% off!
Fractured Soul Sale
The neat platformer Fractured Soul is only $5.99 from now until February 6.
Neal Ronaghan is busy getting his non-wearable Quality of Life hype on. Follow him on Twitter at @nron10 and check out www.nintendoworldreport.com to engage with him.

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Bhubaneswar: Dolphin census started in Chilika, the brackish water lake today.
A total of 18 teams having around 75 persons, including forest department officials and OUAT scientists were engaged for the purpose.
Chilika, a Ramsar site (i.e. a wetland of international importance) since 1981, incidentally, has the largest lagoonal population of Irrawaddy dolphins in the world.
While 10 teams were conducting the census in Balungaon range eight teams were busy in counting the dolphins in Satpada range.
Last year, Chilika Lake recorded marginal drop in the population of the species from 144 in 2015 to 134 this year.
As many as 181 endangered Irrawaddy dolphins were sighted in Odisha, according to a census carried out by the State Forest and Environment department on January 20, last year.


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Very familiar September seemed:
A flag-pole stood in the yard,
And the little path that led from the road
Was trampled bare and hard.
A bell hung high in the little tower,
And when the door swung wide
They saw a young woman with pen in hand,
Writing away inside.
The young woman rose and came smilingly to the door. A clock somewhere
inside struck nine, with quick, sharp strokes.
It sounded so familiar, somehow, that the children cried in alarm, “Oh,
it’s time for school!”
“Not quite, for you scholars,” the teacher said. “But folks and things in
there”–she nodded toward the schoolroom–“are ready and waiting.”
Amos and Ann peered past her through the door, but they could see nothing
except desks and seats.
“I suppose Columbus has sailed, by this time,” remarked the Journeying
“Oh, yes,” the young woman replied. “Furthermore, the Mississippi is
flowing into the Gulf of Mexico as hard as it can, and rice is growing in
The children understood, now, and they were both laughing. “Are the
prepositions and adverbs in their places?” they asked.
“Multiplication tables set, I suppose?” said J. M.
“Certainly,” the teacher answered. “And the tables of weights and
measures, too. And many things are here in addition.”
“How,” asked little Ann, “do the children in Zodiac Town know when it’s
time for school to open?”
“Just the way the children in any other town know,” the teacher replied.
“When bees and birds and butterflies
Have grown a little lazy;
When flowers are rare, with here and there
A late rose or a daisy;
When streams are slow, and water’s low
Down in the swimming-pool,
And grass burns brown along the lane,
And goldenrod is bright again–
There’s something tells you just as plain,
‘Time for school!’
“When apples in the orchard lot
And pears come thumping, falling;
When sweet and clear, far off and near,
The bobwhite’s voice is calling;
When crickets trill out on the hill,
And dusk comes quick and cool;
When all at once, in midst of play,
You can’t remember what’s the way
To multiply–you stop and say,
‘Time for school!'”
A clock boomed ten with a familiar sound, and Ann and Amos jumped.
“I almost thought we were an hour late for school,” Ann said.
“September’s a rather funny month,” Amos remarked. “It ends so many things
and it begins so many things.”
“I like to come home at the end of summer,” little Ann said. Then, without
waiting at all for a clock to strike she swung into a poem:–
“When we travel back in summer to the old house by the sea,
Where long ago my mother lived, a little girl like me,
I have the strangest notion that she still is waiting there,
A small child in a pinafore with ribbon on her hair.
I hear her in the garden when I go to pick a rose;
She follows me along the path on dancing tipsy-toes;
I hear her in the hayloft when the hay is slippery-sweet–
A rustle and a scurry and a sound of scampering feet;
Yet though I sit as still as still, she never comes to me,
The funny little laughing girl my mother used to be.
“Sometimes I nearly catch her as she dodges here and there,
Her white dress flutters round a tree and flashes up a stair;
Sometimes I almost put my hand upon her apron strings–
Then, just before my fingers close, she’s gone again like wings.
A sudden laugh, a scrap of song, a footfall on the lawn,
And yet, no matter how I run, forever up and gone!
A fairy or a firefly could hardly flit so fast.
When we come home in summer, I have given up at last.
I lay my cheek on mother’s. If there’s only one for me,
I’d rather have her, anyway, than the girl she used to be!”
“That’s pretty good,” said Amos critically. “I like–“
Before he could go on, a little crystal clock struck four. So Amos had to
fall a-rhyming again. He stood on his head and illustrated the last two
lines of the rhyme.
“I like to have vacation,
I like to camp and roam;
But mostly, in a curious way,
I like the coming home.
“Our old house looks so solid,
So settled and arranged;
The front gate creaks the same old creak,
The chimneys haven’t changed.
“Those weeks of sea and mountain
Had many valued points;
But oh, this loosening of my bones,
This limbering of my joints!
“Our old dog comes to meet me
With something of a smile–
I wheel right over on my head
And wave my legs a while.”
(Nancy Byrd Turner)
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Background Coagulation factors are independent predictors of cardiovascular damage in the general population. The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships between general cardiovascular risk factors, lipoprotein(a) (Lp(a)), and some hemostatic variables, and to characterize the isoforms of apolipoprotein(a) (apo(a)) in hypertensive subjects.
Methods Plasma lipids, apolipoproteins, Lp(a), apo(a) isoforms, fibrinogen, and parameters that directly reflect the coagulation activation were measured in 389 untreated essential hypertensive patients recruited at a hypertension clinic. Hypertensive patients were compared with 323 normotensive controls.
Results In normotensive subjects, Lp(a) concentrations were significantly correlated with fibrinogen (r=0.138; P<0.02) but not D-dimer (r=0.074; not significant). In hypertensive subjects, log Lp(a) concentrations were significantly correlated with age (r=0.127; P<0.02), apo-B (r=0.128; P<0.02), plasma fibrinogen (r=0.193; P<0.001), and fibrin D-dimer (r=0.200; P<0.001) levels, but not with body mass index, blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides, apo-AI, prothrombin fragment 1+2, and antithrombin III. The relationship of Lp(a) with fibrinogen (male: r=0.198, P<0.002; female: r=0.177, P<0.01) and D-dimer (male: r=0.211, P<0.002; female: r=0.188, P<0.01) was significant in both sexes, whereas the relationship of Lp(a) with age and apo-B was found only in males. Multivariate analysis showed that both fibrinogen and D-dimer were independently related with Lp(a). Elevated fibrinogen, D-dimer, and Lp(a) levels were significantly and independently associated with clinical evidence of atherosclerotic disease. Apo(a) phenotypes were analyzed to investigate the genetic background of the relationships between Lp(a) and coagulation parameters. In both hypertensive and normotensive subjects, Lp(a) levels were inversely correlated with apo(a) isoform protein size, whereas fibrinogen and D-dimer concentrations were comparable in patients with apo(a) isoforms of different size.
Conclusions The relationship between Lp(a) and clotting variables is significantly stronger in hypertensive than in normotensive subjects, providing a compelling argument for accelerated progression of atherothrombosis in these patients.
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“I would like to live in a world where different beautiful creatures coexist, and we are all united by love for nature and harmony.” —Tata Tsvetkova (@taaole)
“I mainly create fairy tale girls and focus on digital makeup. My working process might look chaotic. There are no sketches. All the ideas and the characters occur in the process. I believe that the subconscious will help you better express your feelings with the combinations of something you like rather than narrow ideas of preformed thought.
The look of my elves intersects with Arwen Undómiel, a fictional character in Tolkien’s Middle-earth legendarium; I adapt it to the modern world. I put my story and my feelings into them like they’re living people. I love to animate fairies, imagining they could live in my neighborhood, and all my 3D characters become my friends.
One is KUMO the Elf, who is searching for herself, overcoming different phobias and irrational uncontrolled fears. She is not trying to fight it. She already knows the dragon can’t be beaten. Instead, she is trying to accept herself together with it and simply live. In that collection, the character keeps the same posture but changes her masks. These masks symbolize her fears, which she doesn’t want to hide anymore, letting them be seen and accepted.”
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It seemed forgotten that the Bruins were ranked as high as No. 9 in the country just a few weeks ago, that they have been the better team for most of their year and, most important, that they have Hundley.
All week, Orgeron and USC's defensive players talked about the need to limit Hundley's ability to keep plays alive, yet the Trojans seemed consistently flummoxed by the same pull-it-down-and-run plays.
UCLA led only 14-7 in the third quarter when Hundley, on a third-and-5 play from the USC 12, ran nearly untouched for a touchdown. USC scored on its next possession, but then Hundley delivered the dagger. His 5-yard scoring run gave the Bruins a 28-14 lead with 3:18 remaining in the third quarter.
“Going into the game, there were some concerns about the quarterback draws,” Orgeron said. “We were prepared for it and we worked on it, but they still made yards. … We tried everything. We tried almost everything that we knew, to stop him. He did a good job.”
Meanwhile the USC offense, which entered the game healthy and productive, was a mess, and it certainly didn't help that starting offensive linemen Marcus Martin and Aundrey Walker got hurt.
Martin hurt his knee early in the first quarter and Walker suffered an apparently broken ankle in the third quarter, but those injuries were tangential to USC's problems.
Javorius Allen rushed for 123 yards but Kessler looked out of sync and completed 17 of 28 attempts for 174 yards.
Kessler was sacked six times and USC's pass-blocking difficulties, even before Walker got hurt, limited the Trojans' ability to attempt play-action passes and be more aggressive on offense.
“I think that when we did not make plays (early), we might have got discouraged a little bit,” Orgeron said, “which is disappointing. We had energy in spurts, but we weren't as consistent as we've been.”
USC receiver Marqise Lee caught six passes for 69 yards. After the game, Lee reiterated he would wait until after USC's bowl game to announce whether he would declare for the NFL draft.

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This Friday (24/1/2014), the 20 emerging market currencies customized index by Bloomberg fell to 90, the lowest level since April 2009. The Turkish lira fell to a record 2.3029 to a dollar while Ukraines hryvniz bank to a four year low. The south African rand fell to a low of 11 to a dollar for the first time since 2008. Argentina policy makers devalued the peso by reducing support in the foreign exchange market allowing to drop the most in 12 years to an unprecedented low.
Society generale SA strategist commented and I quote “The current environment is potentially toxic for emerging markets…You have two very troubling things; uncertainty about the fed policy combined with concerns about growth particularly in China”. Developing nation currencies sold off after report from HSBC that China’s manufacturing may contract for the first time in six months. Currencies from commodity exporting countries that depend on Chinese demand sank with rand dropping 1.1 percent. Since last year Argentine peso has dropped 37 percent in value against dollar while Turkish lira dropped 23 percent in spite of intervention
The Indian rupee plunged sharply to close at 62.68 against the dollar from 61.93 on the 22/1/2014. The weak economic data from China seems to be a forewarning of what is to come. Indian foreign reserve fell by 1.20 billion dollars for the week ended Jan 17, 2014 to $ 292 billion. The Sensex also fell by 240 points. If and when the US tapering of QE3 starts to gain momentum, combined with the current global deflationary tendencies one should expect the rupee to continue weekening in the months to come. It will be no surprise if the rupee reverts back to the low it touched on Aug 28, 2013 (1 USD $ = 68.3 Rs.). Recently Indian banks raised 34 billion dollars in the overseas market which has added significantly to our external commercial borrowing (debt). Much remains to be seen as to whether our exports are going to pick up in FY 2013-14 we read news item that Sonia Gandhi is favoring removing restrictions on gold imports. If it happens our import bill will continue to climb up.
As for depreciation of currency is concerned India is not alone. But our position is somewhat scary with the threat from the rating agencies.


Nadi beats Suva in CVC first leg
February 5, 2016 9:36 am
The Nadi football side defeated Suva 1-nil in the first leg of the Pillay’s Garment’s Champion versus Champion series at the ANZ Stadium in Suva today.
In a match which failed to live up to expectations, it was left to a second half Napolioni Qasevakatini penalty to separate the two sides heading into the second leg.
Referee Deepak Mudliar awarded the penalty to the Jetsetters after he saw a foul inside the Suva penalty box.
Qasevakatini made no mistake and made sure his side has the upper hand going into the second leg.
Nadi now just needs a draw to win their first CVC title while Suva will need a two clear goal win if they want to claim their maiden title.
The second leg will be played at Prince Charles Park in Nadi at 3pm on Sunday.
You can catch the live commentary of the match on Radio Fiji Two with the voice of soccer, Raymond Stoddart.


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Tickets for the very popular comedy JEWTOPIA are on sale. We expect large group sales for this show, and are limited to 89 seats per performance. June 18th - July 5th at the Cabaret Space - The Temple of Music and Art - 330 South Scott Ave.
Bryan Fogel and Sam Wolfson's fierce comedy plays in Tucson for the first time!
JEWTOPIA explores Judaism through warped eyes and battles stereotypes of the faith with comedy and a very huge heart. The original production of JEWTOPIA is the longest running non-musical in Los Angeles theater history. It ran for over 2 years to sold-out houses. The New York production ran for over 3 successful years.
Directed by Annette Hillman and featuring Maria Alburtus, Jacob Brown, Jay C. Cotner, Janet Henderson, Robert Kovitz, Steve McKee & Jamie Pruden.
Preview, Thursday, June 18, 7:30pm, all tickets $20
Other performances, tickets $25.00 students/seniors
$27.50 general admission
Groups of 10 or more, $22.50 each


Have you seen this man? Washington politician Justin Amash is refusing to face the voters. Amash isn’t hosting town halls, and he’s skipping debates because he’s afraid to answer tough questions about his extreme votes in Washington.
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Once again, the secret of the world’s most mysterious manuscript has been unlocked. This time the alleged solution comes from Russia. Does this one make more sense than the many others published before?
There are more than 50 persons who claim that they have found the solution of the Voynich manuscript – or at least that they have come pretty close to it. Some Voynich solvers believe that the manuscript was written in some old or lost language, others think that it was encrypted in a peculiar way. Still others even believe that the Voynich manuscript was written by extraterrestrials. However, all these proposed solutions have one thing in common: none of them has ever been accepted by the Voynich experts.
A new (alleged) solution from Moscow?
A few days ago a new alleged solution of the Voynich manuscript was published (thanks to Tobias Buckenmaier, George Lasry, Ralf Bülow, and Thorsten Voß for the hint). It goes without saying that I am always very skeptical about Voynich solutions. Is this one any better than the many others that have been published before?
A first look at one of the articles describing the new finding showed that this proposed solution is at least not one of the most ridiculous kind. There are no extraterrestrials involved, and the cleartext neither reveals the location of the philosopher’s stone nor the identity of Jack the Ripper. To be precise, the authors of this new publication don’t even claim to have deciphered the Voynich manuscript. They only say that they have come close to it.
Learning more about the alleged solution is not as easy as it seems. So far, I haven’t seen anything that resembles a research paper. The original source seems to be an announcement published by a Russian news agency in Russian. According to this announcement, the new hypothesis was developed by a team of scientists (mathematicians?) from the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics (Russian Academy of Sciences). The team is lead by some Yuri Orlov, who is completely unknown in the Voynich scene. I hope, this is not a joke. Yuri Orlov is also the name of the main character in the movie Lord of War (played by Nicholas Cage).
Orlov and his team started their examination of the Voynich manuscript by conducting a statistical analysis of the text (certainly a good idea). They came to the conclusion that the unknown author of the manuscript used a simple encryption scheme: First, vowels and spaces are removed from the text; second, the resulting letter sequence is united in a new text, bestrewed with spaces beforehand. The cleartext consists of passages written in different languages – English, German, and possibly Italian, Spanish, or Latin. According to afore-mentioned Yuri Orlov, it is impossible to restore the entire cleartext because many words are ambiguous due to the missing vowels.
Does it make sense?
Orlov’s alleged Voynich solution is certainly one of the less spectacular ones. This makes it more credible than many others, but it doesn’t mean that it is correct.
So far, it is not possible to say more about this new hypothesis, simply because not much is known about it. The Russian news agency publication only gives a rough overview on how Orlov’s alleged solution works. I hope, Orlov and his team will publish a detailed paper about their findings in the near future.
One obvious question concerns the entropy of the text in the Voynich manuscript. If the vowels are omitted in a text, the entropy rises. Is the entropy of the content of the Voynich manuscript high enough to be consistent with a consonant-only text? I hope that the Russian researchers will give a plausible answer on this question.
If a reader knows more about the work of Orlov and his team from another source, I would be very interested to learn.
Further reading: Does the Voynich manuscript show the solar eclipse of April 15, 1409?


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Wolves are an important component of the predator-prey dynamics in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve and are highly sought by both park visitors and local trappers and hunters. As apex predators, wolves impact natural systems, which have adapted to and evolved in the presence of wolves. Most notably, wolves influence the abundance of ungulates, which in turn affects the structure and composition of plant communities. Recent studies using radio-collared wolves have provided knowledge and context that helps park managers understand a fully functioning ecosystem.
Strength in Numbers
During a five year period park biologists captured 22 wolves from six packs in Lake Clark. Biologists collected biological samples, took physical measurements, and fit the captured wolves with GPS radio collars capable of recording locations accurate to within 100 feet. They programmed the GPS radio collars to record at least one location daily. The GPS collected data regardless of time of day or weather conditions. Combined with aerial radio tracking, this data provides tremendous insight into the daily activities of wolves.
Wolves live in packs, allowing them to more safely, easily, and reliably kill prey much larger than themselves. To maintain the pack's structure, strong social bonds are needed among members. Fall wolf packs average 5.3 (range 3-7) animals per pack and typically 4 packs occupy the interior region of Lake Clark.
Most young adult wolves leave the pack they were born into, seeking a mate and lessening food competition among pack members. Dispersal has kept Lake Clark packs small, with wolves travelling as far as 157 miles from their original territory.
Packs maintain a territory in which they den, raise pups, and hunt. These areas are dynamic, changing with season, prey distribution, and the distribution and movements of adjacent packs. Territories in Lake Clark are large, even by Alaska standards, averaging 675 square miles (range: 264 - 1259 square miles). Density of prey is one factor that affects territory size;fewer prey requires more travelling to increase the likelihood of encountering food. Moose, the primary prey of wolves, are currently at low densities throughout the interior of the park (0.37 moose/square mile). This likely contributes to the size of wolf territories in Lake Clark.
The Wolf is Kept Fed by Its Feet
As a generalist carnivore, wolves hunt prey that can range from the diminutive and agile snowshoe hare to the massive moose. Regardless of the prey’s size, it’s generally the hard-won reward of extensive travelling. Radio collared wolves in Lake Clark commonly traveled distances of greater than 20 miles in 15 hours during winter while searching for vulnerable prey.
While visual observations were critical in documenting predation events, direct observation has many difficulties and limitations. The use of indirect methods of diet analysis alleviates some limitations and allows assessing diet over a broad time frame. In Lake Clark, biologists used an analysis of stable carbon and nitrogen isotopes within hair and blood components to gain additional insight into the annual diet of wolves.
Many prey items are isotopically distinct and wolves fit the old adage "you are what you eat," meaning their tissues are representative of their diet. Breath, blood, hair and bone can all be used to provide data on daily diet to the compilation of diet over the life of a wolf. Analysis indicated significant diversity in diet composition among wolves in Lake Clark, especially in regards to use of salmon (range: 1-89% seasonally). While terrestrial prey is the most important component in the annual diet of Lake Clark wolves; seasonally, the diet contribution of salmon may exceed that of terrestrial prey.
Partners and Contact Information
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Last updated: December 13, 2017

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text: Economy Turkish trade deficit surges 422% in October 2022 By Reuters November 30, 2022 REUTERS/Dado Ruvic Moody's does not expect Egypt's liquidity and external positions to rebound quickly Turkey’s foreign trade deficit surged 421.7 percent year-on-year to $7.87 billion in October, with imports climbing 31.4 percent, data from the Turkish Statistical Institute showed on Tuesday. Imports stood at $29.2 billion, while exports rose three percent to $21.33 billion, the data showed. Under an economic programme unveiled last year, Turkey aims to shift to a current account surplus through stronger exports and low interest rates, despite soaring inflation and a tumbling currency. Soaring global energy and commodity prices have made that target all but unattainable. The deficit in the first ten months of the year climbed 168.3 percent to $91.05 billion, the data showed. However, Turkey’s consumer confidence index rose by 0.6 percent to 76.6 points in November, official data showed, continuing a rebound from a record low of 63.4 in June despite a continuing surge in inflation. Recently, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said he will hold discussions at the next cabinet meeting on adopting heavier measures for supermarkets and stores that charge excessive prices for goods, broadcaster Haberturk reported. He said previous fines were not sufficient to punish such sellers and authorities are following the issue closely.


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The city moves forward with plans to commemorate famed hot spots of queer and leather culture with bronze sidewalk plaques.
The skies are no longer friendly for one grounded pilot, who faces federal charges for sharing an in-person dick pic.
With a diverse cast of real queers, including Serpetwithfeet, Orbitz continues its commitment to the LGBTQ+ community.
It certainly looks like AHS has filmed in LGBTQ+ vacation hot-spot P-town. Check out the new season's title, theme, and sneak peeks.
A symbol of Pride has been reduced to rubble and ash, with the mayor suspecting foul play.
Are you itching to get back out into the world and travel like it’s 2009, or are you still feeling hesitant about how safe travel really is? IGLTA wants to know.

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Dundee sheriff jails Arbroath pervert over thousands of child abuse pics
A sheriff jailed a man who admitted possessing thousands of indecent images of children.
Grant Robb, of Newton Avenue, Arbroath, took or permitted to be taken, indecent images of children between September 2012 and May last year.
Defence solicitor Nick Whelan told Sheriff Alastair Brown at Dundee Sheriff Court that while the 52-year-old’s offences merited a custodial sentence, Robb would benefit from a community-based order.
But Sheriff Brown said he believed only one disposal was appropriate.
Jailing Robb for 11 months and placing him on the sex offenders register for 10 years, he said: “Every one of these images was a record of a real child being abused.”

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Matt (Tahmoh Penikett from Battlestar Galactica), an American journalist, and his fiance, Jessie (Laura Vandervoort from TVs Smallville), are killed in an explosion, but reawaken in a very unusual afterlife – a mysterious planet with an endless river terrain. Everyone who has ever lived on Earth has been resurrected simultaneously in this strange new world. Determined to find Jessie, Matt joins forces with an intrepid crew including a 13th century female warrior and Riverboat captain Mark Twain. Embarking upriver, their adventure begins, all the while tracked by the watchful eye of a mysterious alien force.


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Boston Police Department (BPD) reported a stabbing near Speare Place. Numerous callers confirmed a man with blood all over him was walking near Stetson West and the Fenway. Northeastern University Police Department (NUPD), BPD, Boston Fire Department (BFD) and Boston Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrived on the scene. Witnesses stated that after the male went toward the Fenway, he walked toward Cahners Hall. NUPD checked the area with negative results and no further information was available, as witnesses only saw one man leave the area and did not see the stabbing occurred. BPD located the victim, unaffiliated with NU, at Agassiz Way and Park Drive. BPD assumed jurisdiction.
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12:16 p.m. توصيات سوق الاسهم السعودي اليوم
NUPD reported graffiti in the first floor men’s restroom in Shillman Hall. A report was filed.
تنزيل برنامج تداول الذهب 12:56 p.m.
An NU professor reported a tire was stolen from his bicycle on Belvidere Street. A report was filed.
An NU staff member reported that, while in a stall of the Lake Hall first floor women’s bathroom, she saw a man on the ground in the stall next to her attempting to record her on a cell phone. She yelled to the man, who then left the area. The staff member could not tell officers in which direction he may have left and NUPD checked the area with negative results. A report was filed.
An NU student reported his laptop was stolen from his apartment located at 315 Huntington Ave. A report was filed.
An NU student reported his bicycle was stolen from a rack outside Davenport Commons B between 7 and 11 p.m. A report was filed.
معرفت اسعار الاسهم في سوق الاوراق الماليه في مسقط Tuesday, Sept. 20
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An NU student reported an incident where his Stetson West roommate made statements in an aggressive manner that left him uncomfortable and scared. A report was filed.
An NU staff member reported a university-owned laptop was missing from Hastings Hall. A report was filed.
An NU student reported he was robbed by an unarmed suspect while outside of 736 Parker St. on Saturday night. A report was filed.
A staff member of the NU bookstore notified NUPD that she caught someone attempting to steal headphones from the store. The party was attempting to cut the cable from the headphones with a knife, then fled when caught. He appeared to be in his early 40s and was last seen leaving through the sliding doors of the Curry Student Center toward Ell Hall. NUPD checked the area with negative results. A report was filed.
An NU Student reported her skateboard was stolen from the lobby of Ryder Hall. A report was filed.
سعر الاسهم مباشر Wednesday, Sept. 21
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An NU staff member reported an NU student was approached by a man claiming to be a chemistry professor and industrial engineer. The man said he had a business proposition for the student and requested $150. A report was filed.
An email received by several NU staff members and written by a subject unaffiliated with NU was reported. The message contained rambling comments, but no threats. A report was filed.
A Resident Advisor (RA) in Kerr Hall reported seeing three people on the roof of 153 Hemenway St. NUPD responded and spoke with three students who were advised they were not allowed on the roof and sent on their way. NUPD found the students gained access to the roof through an unsecured door.
NUPD reported stopping three subjects at the war memorial in the Fenway who appeared to be involved in a drug activity. NUPD confiscated less than an ounce of marijuana from the three NU students. A report was filed.
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2:06 a.m. اسعار الذهب في السعودية 2013
NUPD reported an intoxicated man behaving erratically and attempting to open several doors in the area of Snell Library facing Curry Student Center. NUPD responded and spoke to the subject, unaffiliated with NU. They transported the man back to the Marriott at 110 Huntington Ave., where he was currently staying.
An NU student reported a man sleeping in the lobby of 768 Columbus Ave. NUPD responded and spoke with the homeless man unaffiliated with NU, who declined all NUPD services. The man was sent on his way without incident or report.
An NU student reported attempted fraudulent activity on his computer. A report was filed.
An NU student reported his bicycle was stolen from outside of 888 Tremont St., where it had been secured with a cable lock. A report was filed.
An NU student reported her wallet was stolen from Snell Library. A report was filed.
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NUPD was alerted by a East Village and responded to find significant smoke and a small fire in the trash can of the eighth floor laundry room. BPD and BFD also responded, and BFD was able to contain the fire and clear the smoke at 3:37 a.m. The building was deemed safe shortly after and facilities was notified of water damage to the sheet rock and carpet. A report was filed.
بيع اسهم الراجحي Saturday, Sept. 24
NUPD received several intrusion alarms for the exterior doors of 106 St. Stephen St. NUPD responded and spoke to a subject unaffiliated with NU who was on the roof of the building and had violated the alarm several times. He stated his cousin was an NU student who lived in 116 St. Stephen St. and he was on campus visiting. NUPD responded to the NU student’s room and reported the visitor was banned from all NU property for possession of a Class D substance. A glass jar and two baggies of a green leafy substance were also confiscated. The NU student will be referred to the Office of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution (OSCCR). All alarms were reset and a report was filed.
NUPD reported speaking with four NU students across from Cahners Hall on the Fenway for possible Class D drug use. NUPD confiscated two marijuana cigarettes and sent all parties on their way. A report was filed.
An emotionally disturbed person was reported in front of the NUPD station on Columbus Avenue. NUPD responded and reported the intoxicated man was unaffiliated with NU. The man agreed to leave.
A man unaffiliated with NU reported his iPhone 6 was stolen from the International Village basement area. A report was filed.
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A proctor in Davenport Commons B reported two NU students had swiped into the building, one of whom appeared unsteady and smelled of alcohol. NUPD responded and spoke with the student who was conscious, alert and did not require medical attention. The party was over the legal drinking age.
NUPD reported new graffiti on 101 Belvidere St. A report was filed.
The Residential Safety Office (RSO) supervisor reported receiving a call from a Stetson East resident who requested medical attention for his roommate. The student was intoxicated and vomiting. NUPD responded and spoke with the subject who was conscious at the time and requested EMS. EMS arrived and evaluated the student who refused medical assistance and signed a medical waiver. A report was filed.
الاسواق المالية السعودية Monday, Sept. 26
NUPD reported graffiti on the side of the building at Marbury Terrace done with red spray paint, which appeared to still be wet. NUPD took pictures and filed a report. There were four images: one of the letters “QP” or “OP,” “35 Savage,” “Jersey” and “Twenty Two Shots!”. Facilities was notified and a report was filed.


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This heavily referenced, 48-page document is the result of three months of research effort on the part of members of Arizona’s Mommy Lobby, with the help of Emmett McGroarty of the American Principles Project. It has been distributed to Arizona’s House and Senate Education Committees, Governor Ducey’s office, most of Arizona’s leadership, as well as the Arizona State Board of Education. If you have questions about Common Core in Arizona (aka Arizona’s College and Career Ready Standards), most of the answers are contained in this document titled the National Common Core Standards System.
Chapter headings include: 1) History of Common Core: America and Arizona; 2) The Common Core are Inferior, Defective, and do Not Lead to Readiness for Authentic College Work; 3) High Stakes Testing; 4) Data Collection and Personally Identifiable Information; and 5) Teacher Accountability.
Please feel free to distribute this document, all or in part, as widely as possible. Click the title to open the National Common Core Standards System.

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text: - Radiation-induced biological bystander effects have become a well-established phenomenon associated with the interaction of radiation with cells. These so-called bystander effects have been seen across a variety of end points for both high and low linear energy transfer (LET) radiations, utilizing a variety of dose rates and radiation sources. In this study, the effect of dose rate and different low LET sources on the bystander cell survival fraction (SF) was examined. The cell line investigated was the human keratinocyte HPV-G. The bystander response was measured via clonogenic assay after medium transfer protocol. Cells were irradiated using (60)Co gamma-rays and 20 MeV electrons at doses of 0.5, 5 and 10 Gy with varying dose rates. Both gamma and electron irradiation decreased recipient SF at 0.5 Gy and 5 Gy, respectively. Subsequent recovery of the SF to control levels for 10 Gy was observed. There was no dose rate dependence for (60)Co irradiation. A significant difference in the survival fraction was observed for electron irradiation at 10 Gy and a high dose rate. Furthermore, survival fractions were compared between (60)Co and 20 MeV electron irradiations. This showed a significant increase in the survival fraction 'recovery' at 10 Gy for a (60)Co dose rate of 1.1 Gy min(-1) compared to 20 MeV electrons at 1.0 Gy min(-1). No such difference was observed when comparing at higher dose rates. Lastly, increases in survival fraction at 10 Gy were abolished and the SF decreased by the plating of increased numbers of recipient cells. Such evidence may help gain insight into the nature and mechanism(s) surrounding bystander signal production, how these phenomena are tested and their eventual application in a clinical setting.


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Why do so many of the Daily Prompts remind me of food? The last is the famous, and long-time cornbread brand, Jiffy. It was part of a Saturday even ritual when I was growing up: franks, baked beans, and Jiffy cornbread.
I had a second thought when I saw this prompt, though:
25 Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; 26 and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?”
I think of all those questions that can’t be answered in this life:
- Is there life after death?
- Where do we go?
- How real is God, the Creator?
- Was it all really a grand conspiracy?
Well, I believe that we will grasp all those answers in a jiffy, upon our passing from this world to the next. (Only then, they won’t matter so much to us.) Some ‘jiffy’ synonyms are
in a second
in a flash
We will all know, believers and non-believers, whether or not there is anything or not. If there’s nothing after death, we’ll know it (in a way) because we’ll experience nothing. Either way, I find it comforting.


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Estonia: Tallink to open cargo route from Muuga to Vuosaari harbour12.07.2017 Estonia: Tallink to open cargo route from Muuga to Vuosaari harbour
The Baltic Course, 12 Jul 2017, online:-
The Estonian shipping company, Tallink Grupp, would open a regular freight route from Muuga Harbour near Tallinn to Vuosaari Harbour in the Finnish capita, Helsinki, in October 2017, BNS reported. Tallink's cargo ship, Sea Wind, would begin operating from the Transiidikeskus terminal in Muuga. At present, the ferry operated from Tallinn's Old City Harbour. The move would transfer up to 25% of Tallink's RORO freight traffic between Estonia and Finland away from Tallinn.
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a brief about steel roofing
They are lightweight and easy to install compared to slate roofs or other traditional roof systems.
Steel, stainless steel, galvalumine steel, galvanized steel and some other high quality grade steel used to make this roofing material.
These roof panels are in the form of box type, cladding, alloy plate, stainless steel plate, gouugated plate, single-skin ladle layer, double-skin ladle layer, and sheets coated with materials such as polyester.
Some of these roofing materials are used to cover the walls of buildings such as warehouses, factories or other commercial buildings.
Stainless steel roofs are widely used in commercial buildings, offices and home buildings because they can reach the shape required for modern buildings, which, unlike traditional roofs, involves a large amount of glass.
Stainless steel has better corrosion resistance.
However, they are more expensive than some other roof systems.
The stainless steel alloy roof is more durable, corrosion-resistant and efficient. Agri -
The ladle layer is the cheapest steel roof widely used in agricultural buildings.
The stone-coated steel roof has more power and they can resist hail better.
Thanks to the metal properties of the steel roof, it is easier to operate.
Steel tiles or tiles have a good color coating and look similar to other traditional tiles.
Due to the prefabricated interlocking part, the interlocking steel tiles require a shorter installation time.
They will even look better than the traditional wooden tiles.
It does not break, lift, twist, or rot.
Steel tiles with stone coating are beautiful and strong.
Steel roofs are light in weight compared to slabs, tiles or concrete roofs.
It does not require additional structural support to accommodate a load that is different from the heavier.
It reflects harmful radiation.
Good fire performance, can withstand the changing weather conditions.
It does not allow snow deposition.
It does not support the growth of algae or mold.
Composite Steel plates or steel plates with insulation can prevent condensation that usually occurs on the roof of the skin steel.
This kind of roof has good insulation performance, which can achieve better insulation effect and noise control.
Steel roofs require screws or other fasteners to hold them on the support structure.
In the process of fixing, some parts of corrugated steel or box steel overlap with each other.
The installation cost of these roofs depends on the architectural features of the building.
The usual steel roof requires a zinc coating, or high quality paint or other chemicals to prevent rust.
Typically, the cost of these roofs depends on style, profile type, color, paint type, complexity associated with roof design, etc.
Galvanized corrugated cladding or box steel plate is cheaper compared to other steel grade varieties.
This kind of roof is a low cost alternative that can replace the traditional roof.
They need low-year maintenance.
You can get a guarantee while buying the roof.
They are friendly to the environment because steel 100% is recyclable and they can last for 50 years or more.


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Due to the death of two very young British Columbians, Bill 22 – Mental Health Amendment Act (2020) has reemerged.
The Bill, introduced but not passed last summer, would seek to involuntarily restrain youth. It faced strong opposition from the Chief Coroner, the Representative of Children and Youth, Union of BC Indian Chiefs, and others.
Premier Horgan said we need progress, not perfection. The BC Green Caucus has never sought perfection, however we did want to ensure the substantial concerns raised by many advocates that the legislation had the potential to cause significant harm, and disproportionately on Indigenous youth, was addressed.
Instead of bringing back Bill 22 and focusing on involuntary detention, we have consistently advocated for the provincial government to deliver on regulated safe supply, decriminalization, proactive mental health supports and a continuum of care.
In response to the death of a 12-year-old girl recently, an especially young casualty of the poisoned drug supply, this government and the official opposition are advocating to bring back a bill that would involuntarily restrain youth.
The death of this young child is tragic. No one in this province should die from a poisoned drug supply, especially a child. In the wake of this tragedy, we feel the weight of this toxic drug crisis even more. But let’s not use this tragedy as cover for inadequate policy. Restraining children against their will, as written in last summer’s Bill 22, would cause significant and disproportionate harm, especially to Indigenous youth.
Bill 22 is a reactive policy to an inadequate system of care and sets up youth for further alienation. What we should be doing is setting up a proactive mental health care system that ensures everyone can get the help when they need it. What is needed is a culturally appropriate, youth-specific, youth-friendly, voluntary detox, intensive care, management, day treatment and community residential treatment system.
My question is to the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions. Will the minister resist calls to bring back this flawed legislation that has the potential to hurt more than it may help?
Hon. J. Horgan:
I appreciate the position of the member, but I profoundly disagree with it.
Judy Darcy, the first-ever Minister of Mental Health and Addictions in this country worked tirelessly with all corners of this House. Jane Thornthwaite, former member for North Vancouver–Seymour, former Chair of the Children and Youth Committee, worked collaboratively to bring forward something. For the Green Party, perfection is always the enemy of progress.
We had a youth die from opioid overdoses this week, and still the Green Party believes we should continue to flounder around, rather than coming together collectively and never letting this happen again.
I don’t know how you can hold that position, Member, after what we’ve just seen.
Member for Saanich North and the Islands on a supplemental.
Well, there’s a…. It reminds me of last summer, a conversation that we had. Bill 22 faced strong opposition, and yet it was politicized. It was the B.C. Greens, just as we saw here today. The B.C. Greens were the ones that were standing up against this bill — the B.C. Greens. As I said to the Premier in his office, we’re only raising the significant concerns of a wide variety of stakeholders that were speaking out against Bill 22. But yet only the B.C. Greens were the ones that were speaking out against that.
Lisa Lapointe, our chief coroner: “Serious unintended consequences, including the potential for an increase in fatalities.” The Premier won’t mention that. The chief coroner said that this bill might negatively impact the work being done to reduce fear and stigma, something we’ve been talking about in this session of the Legislature.
The Representative for Children and Youth — not being brought up in question period today. The Representative for Children and Youth…. Only the Green Party were standing in the way of it. No, the Representative for Children and Youth said they were disappointed by government’s move to create involuntary stabilization units, stating the need for more urgent, voluntary supports.
The Premier’s government not only heard from the Green Party, but they also heard from — and the chief coroner and the Representative for Children and Youth — the First Nations Leadership Council, the nurses association and the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs that this bill faced strong opposition, because as it was written, it was not the solution to the problems that we face and could potentially make the situation worse. That’s exactly the advocacy that we brought to the Premier’s office last summer.
My question is again to the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions. Is her ministry focused on expanding the voluntary supports, or are they going to bring back the flawed bill that they put in front of this House last summer?
Hon. J. Horgan:
I was a 12-year-old drug user, and I wasn’t reading statutes at the time. I don’t think that anyone who’s using drugs as a youth is concerned about the debates in this Legislature. I don’t think the parents of children using drugs are particularly concerned about the debates in this Legislature. They want all of us to get our act together and protect young people.
The direction to the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions is to consult, and she has been doing that. We will bring back the bill, and it may well be an improvement in his eyes. I reject his position that we have to find perfection before we step in and help people who need help.


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Two Men Are Seriously Injured After A Violent Double Stabbing In Oshawa This Morning
Two men have been rushed to trauma centres after an early morning stabbing in Oshawa, and one suspect has been arrested.
Durham Regional Police have arrested a suspect involved in an early-morning stabbing in Oshawa. Two men are seriously injured, and have been taken to hospital.
According to City News, Durham Police were called to Adelaide Street and Park Road just after midnight on Thursday. A fight allegedly broke out between three men, and things quickly escalated into violence.
It is alleged that two men were stabbed during the altercation. They are said to be in critical, but stable condition. One has been transported to a trauma centre in Toronto, according to Oshawa This Week.
City News reports that the man who was arrested by Durham Police also suffered a shoulder injury. Police have yet to reveal the nature of the charges, or the identities of the three men involved.
Local news reports claim that more information will be released later today, and the charges are pending.

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TRENTON, N.J. – Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce and Assemblyman Christopher DePhillips joined a GOP panel Friday to investigate Gov. Phil Murphy’s Covid response at nursing homes which lead to nearly 8,000 deaths.
Other Republican lawmakers participating in the probe were Sens. Joe Pennacchio, Kristin Corrado, Declan O’Scanlon, Michael Testa, and Steven Oroho.
It is the first in a series of independent hearings to understand the policy and management failures of the Murphy administration that led to preventable deaths, destroyed businesses and jobs, and left millions of New Jerseyans without access to important services and support.


Hello eveyone; Just got into "brushless" with a Hobbywing ESC and a Monster 17.5 "locked" motor. Racing in oval in a Spec class. Any maintenence with the motor, or anything to ensure I'm getting all the power to the car? Also setting the ESC with the"programmer" want to make sure I'm getting full power. Any settings I should look for? Also it seems I have to pull the throttle almost half to 3/4 way before the car moves. Also I have no "brakes" and staging the car seems to be a new adventure every time I stage at the starting line. I am running about a 420ish roll out. Any help would be appreciated thanks!


text: One-Punch Man fans have been waiting a long time for Funko to create Pop! versions of Saitama and the rest of the One-Punch Man characters and I can happily say that the wait is over. Fans can pick up Saitama, Genos, and Lord Boros at your local specialty shop in August. Pop! Keychain collectors will get some One-Punch Man goodness as well with a Saitama Pocket Pop! Keychain which will also be available in August. Check out the figures and keychain below.


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Our friends over at The Spoiling Dead Fans have dropped three more EXCLUSIVE spoilers for Sunday’s episode of The Walking Dead. The title of the episode is “Them” and is the tenth episode of the show’s fifth season.
***WARNING: SPOILERS BELOW***
DO NOT CONTINUE READING IF YOU DON’T WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS
So, let’s discuss their minor spoilers. Here they are from The Spoiling Dead’s Facebook account, in the order they appeared in their post.
Here is the first:
"“The group has been traveling a long road. Daryl is seen eating a worm while Sasha kicks some dead frogs in a dried up river.”"
When you’re hungry enough, you’ll eat almost anything. Daryl Dixon’s history has shown that he has no problem eating most animals, so a worm shouldn’t be too surprising. Then there’s Sasha. Perhaps kicking those frogs is a great way to take out some frustration and emotional anguish without being detrimental to the group.
The second involves Rick, Daryl, and Sasha:
"“After taking a break on this long road, Daryl comes back from a failed hunting trip, a cigarette break, and having a little cry for Beth. He puts the cigarette out in his thumb. Four feral dogs appear. Rick and Daryl get their weapons ready, but Sasha pulls out her silenced rifle and shoots them all. She’s very annoyed at everything due to her brothers death. The next shot we see them cooking chunks of meat on a fire in the moonlight.”"
Although Beth’s death was only two episodes ago, I already feel like a ton of time has been spent dealing with her demise. It will be interesting to see how The Walking Dead can distinguish the reason why Daryl sheds some tears during his smoke break. Will it be a flashback? Will he be vocally upset?
The pack of dogs were part of the preview video for next week. The roaming group of canines would pose a big threat to the survivors, but Sasha appears to be more than willing to take out her anger on them. While I never enjoy seeing animals die, even when it isn’t real on a TV show like The Walking Dead, it is important to get the group some food and establish how low they are on supplies.
And the final spoiler involves Father Gabriel:
"“At one point near the fire, Father Gabriel throws his priest collar into the fire.”"
That is quite interesting. If Father Gabriel is either renounces his faith or questions it, that would be a major change from the comic book series. Gabriel has been on a bit of a journey since locking himself in his church. He’s discovered how much of a threat walkers are and how much people are willing to do to survive in the zombie apocalypse. This is something to keep your eyes on.
At the end of The Spoiling Dead’s post, this disclaimer was added.
"*Note: the scenes and information are correct at the time of posting. Keep in mind, this can change by the time we see it on tv."
At this time, I have no reason to doubt these spoilers for Sunday’s episode of The Walking Dead from The Spoiling Dead Fans. Each of these, while minor, could be leading up to something more major or helping develop a storyline. Many thanks go out to Spoiling Dead Fans for their great work!
More from Undead Walking
- Walking Dead alum Jayson Warner Smith promotes new film, Chipper, watch it now
- Walking Dead actor Chandler Riggs filming new movie in Tampa Bay
- Why is there no season 12 of The Walking Dead?
- Will Morgan Jones find Rick Grimes in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live spinoff?
- Watch Tales of TWD actress Jillian Bell in Prime Video’s Candy Cane Lane

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Foreign Subsidies under the European Commission’s Microscope
The European Commission’s June 2020 White Paper outlined its initial plans for a subsidies regime. The Commission has now developed these plans in its proposals for a new regulation. If approved, the regulation would establish three broad tools through which the Commission could regulate foreign subsidies within the EU - including the mandatory notification of certain M&A transactions and public procurement bids.
The debate surrounding companies active in the EU that receive foreign state subsidies has been unfolding for some time. Back in October 2020, we highlighted that the European Commission was planning to establish a new regulatory regime to control the impact of subsidies given by non-EU governments to companies doing business in Europe.
On 5 May 2021, the Commission took the next step towards making these plans a reality by publishing its proposals for a new regulation to regulate distortions to the internal market that could be caused by foreign subsidies. Speaking at the press conference announcing the long-anticipated foreign subsidies legislation, European Commissioner Margrethe Vestager stressed: “we want every company that operates in Europe no matter where it comes from to respect our house rules.” Those “house rules” include the EU’s State aid regime, which does not regulate subsidies given by non-EU states to companies active in the EU. This proposal would give the EU significant new watchdog powers to scrutinize, on foreign subsidies grounds, M&A deals, public procurement bids and the activities of companies receiving foreign aid active in the EU.
Data from the Commission’s impact assessment that supported this proposal emphasises how much foreign investment enters the EU, and the number of subsidies that could have played a part in some of this investment:
- Foreign direct investments (FDI) within the EU totalled in excess of €7 trillion in 2019, approximately 25% of global FDI that year.
- There were 3,254 foreign acquisitions of at least 30% of the equity of European companies in 2019.
- The EU’s five biggest trading partners (USA, China, Russia, UK and Switzerland) are known to have implemented 1,724 subsidy measures.
The proposed regulation would furnish the Commission with three broad tools to tackle third country subsidies that it considers harmful:
- a mandatory notification regime for acquisitions where the purchaser in an M&A transaction has received financial support from a non-EU state;
- a separate notification regime relating to bids in public procurement which include a financial contribution from a foreign government; and
- new powers to investigate any company that has received financial aid from a non-EU state that amounts to more than either €200,000 or €5 million over the previous three years, and potentially force it to sell off assets (the Commission has yet to decide which of these thresholds it would like to pursue).
These attempts to vet FDI on the basis of subsidies received from foreign governments makes the Commission an outlier amongst major economic powerhouses. The American Chamber of Commerce to the EU, which is generally supportive of the proposal and the Commission’s efforts, has already commented that the proposed legislation must be balanced and proportionate rather than creating additional compliance requirements for those companies already complying - as this could deter legitimate foreign investment in Europe.
Evidently, the Commission aims to bolster EU companies against their non-EU competitors who benefit from the type of government assistance that is precluded under the EU’s state aid rules. Its definition of foreign subsidies is far-reaching, capturing zero-interest loans, unlimited state guarantees, zero-tax agreements and dedicated state funding. Will this definition and the Commission’s approach against foreign subsidies proceed in its current form? If the proposed regulation remains as is, companies will have to negotiate an additional layer of regulation for their European activities.
Two new notification regimes – M&A and public procurement
In June 2020, the Commission outlined its early plans for a subsidies regime in its White Paper. This included proposals to control the use of foreign subsidies to facilitate acquisitions of EU-based targets through a mandatory notification regime. The latest proposals are a development of the Commission’s intention to scrutinise deals involving foreign subsidies. The key aspects of the proposed regime are:
- M&A: acquisitions would have to be notified to the Commission where an EU target has EU revenues of at least €500 million, and the purchaser has received at least €50 million in subsidies from a non-EU state.
- Public procurement: for public procurement bids, the requirement to notify would be triggered where the estimated value of the procurement is at least €250 million.
In addition, the Commission would have power to “call–in” deals and bids below these thresholds when it suspects that a foreign subsidy might be involved.
Transactions that satisfy the notification thresholds would have to be notified before they are closed, and closing must be suspended until clearance is received from the Commission. Parties that fail to notify or that provide incorrect information could receive substantial fines.
The proposed notification regime is remarkably similar to the Commission’s existing merger review process, with the notable - and significant - exception that the notification threshold for acquisitions does not include a global turnover threshold. Parties involved in transactions that are not notifiable to the Commission under the merger control rules could still find that they may need to submit an EU filing under this new regime.
Additional market investigation power to scrutinise foreign subsidies
Under the proposed regulation, the Commission would also have an additional power to examine foreign subsidies received by companies active within the EU. This power would be subject to a de minimis threshold below which foreign subsidies could not be presumed to be distortive. The Commission has proposed setting this threshold at either €200,000 or €5 million, with the lower figure reflecting the de minimis threshold under its state aid regime.
Where the Commission has established the existence of foreign aid that surpasses the de minimis threshold, it would look for “indicators” that determine whether - on balance - that subsidy has had a harmful effect. These indicators could include foreign aid that:
- covers a substantial part of a tender contract or transaction value;
- provides support to a company in financial distress;
- amounts to an export subsidy or unlimited guarantee;
- is especially large;
- is granted to a company that already enjoys a considerable market share in a sector with little competition.
The Commission’s investigative powers would be similar to those it enjoys for its competition law investigations, which are substantial. They would include the ability to conduct dawn raids and issue requests for information. Fines could be imposed on companies that provide false information or otherwise fail to comply with the investigative procedure.
Once the Commission has established that a company has received distortive foreign aid, that company could be prohibited from buying an asset, forced to sell specific assets, made to repay the subsidy or required to comply with an array of behavioural measures.
What happens next?
These proposals will now wind their way through the EU’s complex legislative system and we would not expect to see final legislation in force before 2023. If approved, they would be a significant addition to the Commission’s arsenal for scrutinising transactions within the EU, alongside EU and national merger control and the FDI regimes. Companies active in M&A in the EU where the buyer receives state support as well as companies bidding for public procurement projects will need to consider carefully these new powers and procedures and build them into their planning and timing processes. This significant move by the EU to control subsidies provided abroad will present another regulatory hurdle for dealmakers and public contract bidders in the EU.
BCLP’s Antitrust & Competition team has been engaging with the EU on these developments and monitoring the progress of these proposals. If you have any questions on the status of these proposals or how they may affect your business, or if would like to engage with the EU during the legislative process, please don’t hesitate to reach out to any member of the team.
This document provides a general summary and is for information/educational purposes only. It is not intended to be comprehensive, nor does it constitute legal advice. Specific legal advice should always be sought before taking or refraining from taking any action.


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There's nothing quite like watching a great movie. The feeling of getting lost in a fictional world and developing deep one-way relationships with the characters onscreen is unparalleled. Often times, audiences feel that the two hours of escapism they've been afforded just isn't enough and want nothing more than to spend a little more time in that universe, with these people they have simultaneously come to know so intimately yet hardly know at all.
Sometimes this request is granted via a sequel and audiences are given a couple more hours to live in these spaces with their favourite characters. Of course, there are instances in which this extra time together is a blessing and instances in which they wish they'd kept schtum and said their final goodbyes the first time around.
In others however, the calling is heard, a window into that world opens up again and... nobody notices. Many times, movies that proved popular at the box office do receive that much-requested sequel and, for one reason or another, fail to capture that same excitement when the sequel is wheeled out.
10. Easy Rider 2: The Ride Home
Led by an endlessly talented cast, Dennis Hopper's Easy Rider is generally considered a masterpiece. With the likes of Peter Fonda, Jack Nicholson and Hopper himself on a motorcycle-bound quest across America, the pace is unashamedly unhurried as the characters take in new sights, new people and a great deal of drugs.
It was only a modest success at the box office but its legacy as a piece that saw in the start of the 1970s (and importantly, the end of the 1960s) ensures that it remains a must-watch for any budding cinephile. The same can't be said for the ill-judged sequel that came a whole 43 years (!) later.
The film is written by and stars Phil Pitzer, a man known for... Easy Rider 2: The Ride Home. An ill-conceived passion project, it meanders and has nothing to say except, of course, that Peter Fonda's Wyatt died in 9/11. Every single aspect of it is baffling and completely misses the point of the film that inspired it. It's nothing short of a blessing that nobody ever heard of, let alone watched, this misguided continuation of a saga that shouldn't be, and for all intents and purposes isn't, a saga.


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My name is John R. Fultz and I’m a storyteller.
The first two volumes in my Books of the Shaper trilogy, SEVEN PRINCES (2012) and SEVEN KINGS (2013), are both now available. The trilogy’s concluding volume, SEVEN SORCERERS, will follow in December 2013. The Shaper trilogy is published by Orbit Books.
I live in the North Bay Area, California, but I’m originally from Kentucky. My short fiction has appeared in anthologies such as THE WAY OF THE WIZARD, CTHULHU’S REIGN, OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE, and THE BOOK OF CTHULHU II. I’ve also had stories in these fine magazines: BLACK GATE, WEIRD TALES, LIGHTSPEED, and SPACE & TIME. I’ve written comics for Boom Studios’ ZOMBIE TALES and CTHULHU TALES. My graphic novel of epic fantasy PRIMORDIA (illustrated by the great Roel Wielinga) was published by Archaia Comics in an “ultimate hardcover edition” in 2012.
I am not a “critic,” nor do I claim to be, so any reviews on my blog are simply my own personal opinions. I like to shout a lot about the things I love.


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Hi, we are Angela Giles and Galit Ventura-Rozen, and together, we founded Everyday Woman in the height of the pandemic in 2020. We passionately believe community is necessary in order to achieve the lives each and every one of us as women are capable of building. We saw the need for support, motivation, and the tools to help women business owners succeed against the odds.
Have a project in mind that you think we’d be a great fit for it? We’d love to know what you’re thinking


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Slavery Dream Meaning
Dreams about slavery can be interpreted in many ways, depending on the context of the dream. Generally speaking, dreaming of slavery is a sign that you are feeling trapped or oppressed in some way. It could be related to your job, relationships, or even your own thoughts and feelings. Alternatively, it could also represent a need for freedom and independence.
The following are some of the most popular dreams related to the meaning of slavery:
Dreaming of Being a Slave
Dreaming of being a slave can indicate that you feel like you have no control over your life. You may feel like you are stuck in an oppressive situation and unable to escape. Alternatively, it could also symbolize a need for freedom and independence.
Dreaming of Owning Slaves
Dreaming of owning slaves can suggest that you are feeling powerful and in control. It could also indicate that you are taking advantage of someone else’s labor or resources without giving anything back in return.
Dreaming of Escaping Slavery
Dreaming of escaping slavery can signify that you are ready to break free from an oppressive situation. It could also represent a desire for freedom and independence.
Dreaming of Abolishing Slavery
Dreaming of abolishing slavery can suggest that you are ready to take action against oppression. It could also symbolize a desire for justice and equality.
Dreaming of Being Sold into Slavery
Dreaming of being sold into slavery can indicate that you feel like you have no control over your life. You may feel like someone else is making decisions for you without considering your needs or desires.


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An earlier bomb blast in Gombe. Source.
(Reuters) – An explosion shook a busy market in the north Nigerian city of Bauchi on Monday, engulfing it in flames and causing an unknown numbers of casualties, a Reuters witness said.
Large sections of the central market area were on fire, sending plumes of smoke into the air, he said. Medics were driving some wounded away in ambulances…
Also, (Reuters) – Two bomb explosions at a bus station in the northeast Nigeria on Monday killed at least 20 people and wounded 40, an emergency services official said, and witnesses said many of the victims had rushed in to help those wounded in the first blast.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack in the city of Gombe. Boko Haram insurgents have repeatedly set off bombs targeting civilians, especially in the northeast where they are trying to carve out an Islamic state.
“The second blast was worse than the first one because many people rushed to the scene and were affected. Many were killed and many injured,” witness Mohammed Fawu told Reuters by phone.
Setting off twin bombs is a classic guerrilla tactic which seeks to maximize casualties.
Meanwhile, (Reuters) – Cameroon’s army has dismantled a training camp for the Boko Haram Islamist group, arresting or killing dozens of militants and seizing 84 children who were being trained there, the army said on Monday.
Local people in northwest Cameroon alerted the military on Saturday to the camp in Guirvidig locality, near the border with northeastern Nigeria, said Lieutenant Colonel Didier Badjeck, spokesman for Cameroon’s Ministry of Defence.
“The Rapid Intervention Battalion of our army immediately launched an attack, seized 84 children between seven and 15 who were undergoing training in the camp, arrested 45 of the trainers and killed many more,” he told Reuters. There was no independent confirmation.
It is the first time the army has dismantled a camp and appears to represent a further success for the military after it said it killed 116 militants on Wednesday.