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American hedonism closes its eyes to death, and has been
incapable of exorcising the destructive power of the moment
with a wisdom like that of the Epicureans of antiquity.
- Octavio Paz
Death is un-American, and an affront to every citizen's inalienable
right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
- Arnold Toynbee
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"As long as such self-serving hypocrisy
motivates America's response, Ukraine will
only sink further into needless bloodshed,
and that blood will be on America's head."
In America everybody is of the opinion that he has no social superiors,
since all men are equal, but he does not admit that he has no social inferiors,
for, from the time of Jefferson onward, the doctrine that all men are equal
applies only upwards, not downwards.
― Bertrand Russell
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"What those 'racists' are reflexively and rightly reacting
to is the soulless chill as the fire goes out beneath the
melting pot. Those who think America can thrive as a
'cultural mosaic' are worse than fools; they're Canadians."
Two centuries ago, a former European colony decided to catch up with Europe.
It succeeded so well that the United States of America became a monster,
in which the taints, the sickness and the inhumanity of Europe
have grown to appalling dimensions.
― Frantz Fanon
What the United States does best is understand itself.
What it does worst is understand others.
- Carlos Fuentes
Poor Mexico, so far from God
and so close to the United States.
- Porfirio Diaz
"Indeed, everything about the American southland was magical
and exotic to the young Canadian musicians, from the sights
and smells to the drawling manner of speech to, especially, the
central role that music played in people's everyday lives."
America is a mistake, a giant mistake.
- Sigmund Freud
America is an adorable woman chewing tobacco.
- Auguste Bartholdi
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"This is the tone of the China Century, a subtle
mix of Nazi/Soviet bravado and 'oriental'
cunning -- easily misunderstood, and never
heard before, in a real enemy, by the West."
Coke and 'America the Beautiful'
"And for the others who argued for English-only
patriotism, I note that there are more than
57 million Americans (about 20% of the nation)
whose first-language is not English...."
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"This is the behavior, and the fate, of paranoid
old-world tyrants like Hitler or Saddam, not liberal new-world democracies like America pretends to be."
America is the only nation in history which
miraculously has gone directly from barbarism to
degeneration without the usual interval of civilization.
- Georges Clemenceau
I found there a country with thirty-two religions and only one sauce.
- Charles–Maurice Talleyrand
A people who are still, as it were, but in the gristle,
and not yet hardened into the bone of manhood.
- Edmund Burke
America is the only country ever founded on the printed word.
- Marshall McLuhan
"The removal of racist sports nicknames (and mascots) seems outrageously belated
-- why, exactly, has this civil rights cause
taken so long to gain momentum?"
The atom bomb is a paper tiger which the
United States reactionaries use to scare people.
It looks terrible, but in fact it isn't.
- Mao Tse-tung
They made us many promises, more than I can remember, but
they kept only one; they promised to take our land, and they did.
- Red Cloud
In America sex is an obsession,
in other parts of the world it is a fact.
- Marlene Dietrich
I would rather have a nod from an American,
than a snuff-box from an emperor.
- Lord Byron
One day the United States discovered it was an empire.
But it didn't know what an empire was.
It thought that an empire was merely the biggest of all corporations.
- Roberto Calasso
Americans are so enamored of equality, they would rather
be equal in slavery than unequal in freedom.
- Alexis de Tocqueville
"No one, I thought, could watch those scenes, of young children slaughtered en masse, and so many parents grieving, without thinking that this, finally, would tip some kind of balance in the country."
If you are prepared to accept the consequences of your dreams
then you must still regard America today with the same naive
enthusiasm as the generations that discovered the New World.
- Jean Baudrillard
I am willing to love all mankind, except an American.
- Samuel Johnson
America, thou half brother of the world;
With something good and bad of every land.
- Philip Bailey
"What can be more powerful than disinformation in the Information Age?"
England and America are two countries separated by the same language.
- Sir Walter Besant
Christopher Columbus, as everyone knows, is honored by
posterity because he was the last to discover America.
- James Joyce
Now, from America, empty indifferent things
are pouring across, sham things, dummy life.
- Rainer Maria Rilke
If the United States is to recover fortitude and lucidity,
it must recover itself, and to recover itself it must
recover the "others"- the outcasts of the Western world.
The youth of America is their oldest tradition.
It has been going on now for three hundred years.
- Oscar Wilde
"America really is, for most Americans, all things considered, a good place to be, and all they really want is for everyone to enjoy the same privilege and pleasure."
When good Americans die they go to Paris;
when bad Americans die they go to America.
jobs drug dealer
They're nothing more than traffickers; and as the smart traffickers'll tell you, you don't use the merchandise. They are just inoculating their kids with a tech-drug serum, to immunize them against the very merchandise that put the **** bowling alley in their basement.
America is therefore the land of the future, where, in the ages that
lie before us, the burden of the World's History shall reveal itself.
- Georg Friedrich Hegel
America is a large, friendly dog in a very small room.
Every time it wags its tail, it knocks over a chair.
Americans always try to do the right thing after they've tried everything else.
- Winston Churchill
The thing that impresses me most about Americans
is the way parents obey their children.
- Edward, Duke of Windsor
Americans are apt to be unduly interested in discovering
what average opinion believes average opinion to be.
- John Maynard Keynes
Europe was created by history.
America was created by philosophy.
- Margaret Thatcher
America is God's crucible, the great Melting-Pot where all the races of
Europe are melting and reforming!... The real American has not yet arrived.
He is only in the crucible, I tell you - he will be the fusion of all races.
- Israel Zangwill
American dreams are strongest in the hearts of those
who have seen America only in their dreams.
- Pico Iyer
America: It's like Britain, only with buttons.
- Ringo Starr
The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer.
It has never yet melted.
― D.H. Lawrence
I have two conflicting visions of America.
One is a kind of dream landscape and the other is a kind of black comedy.
― Bono
The American mirror, said the voice, the sad American mirror
of wealth and poverty and constant useless metamorphosis,
the mirror that sails and whose sails are pain.
― Roberto Bolaño
Marx To Engels In Manchester, July 1st, 1861
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Source: MECW, Volume 41, p. 300;
First published: abridged in Der Briefwechsel zwischen F. Engels und K. Marx, Stuttgart, 1913 and in full in MEGA, Berlin, 1930.
[London,] 1 July 1861
Dear Frederic,
I was delighted to see Lupus here, as was the whole family. Despite his gout, the old man had quite a youthful air. He immediately handed over your letter, and £2, which promptly went to the Tax Gatherer. I was expecting to get a supply from Germany this morning, but nothing has arrived yet. Since I am completely without revenue for the time being and yet in a continual course of consumption (this being how some economists account for 'profit" which they see as deriving, not from the costs of production, but from the costs of consumption), any supplies from Manchester would be most welcome.
Please write and tell me at once what you think about the moves (military) in Virginia. The blunders made by officers of the militia — Brigadier-General Pierce, by nature a 'tailor' from the State of Massachusetts — will, of course, recur often enough on both sides. Is Washington still threatened? Do you believe that the Southerners' position at Manassas Junction is an offensive one? Or aren't the fellows engaged rather in a withdrawal? In Missouri the defeat of the Southerners seems certain, and who should now turn up there but the terrible 'Colonel Bornstein'? From a private letter to Weber it transpires that 'Colonel Willich' is in command of a corps from Cincinnati. He would not appear to have gone into action yet.
On studying these American affairs more closely, I have come to the conclusion that the conflict between South and North — for 50 years the latter has been climbing down, making one concession after another — has at last been brought to a head (if we disregard the effrontery of 'Chivalry's' fresh demands) by the weight which the extraordinary development of the North Western States has thrown into the scales. The population there, with its rich admixture of newly-arrived Germans and Englishmen and, moreover, largely made up of self-working farmers, did not, of course, lend itself so readily to intimidation as the gentlemen of Wall Street and the Quakers of Boston. According to the last census (1860), it had grown by 67 p. c. between 1850 and 1860, in which year it numbered 7,870,869, whereas, according to the same census, the entire free population of the seceded Slave States was about 5 million. These North Western States furnished not only the bulk of the ruling party, but also the President in 1860. It was also this self-same area in the North that first came out unequivocally against any recognition of the independence of aSouthern Confederacy. They cannot, of course, allow the lower reaches and estuary of the Mississippi to pass into the hands of foreign states. Again, in the Kansas affair (from which this war really dates), it was the population of these North Western [States] who came to blows with theborder ruffians.
A closer look at the history of the secession movement reveals that secession, constitution (Montgomery), Congress ibid., etc., are usurpationswithout exception. Nowhere did they allow the people en masse to vote. This 'usurpation' — which is concerned, not only with secession from the North, but also with consolidating and intensifying the oligarchy of the 300,000 slave lords in the South vis-à-vis the 5 million whites — has been the subject of highly characteristic articles which appeared in the Southern papers at the time.
And now let us turn to high politics — Kinkel and the National Association in London. You will no doubt recall that, a week ago last Saturday, Heintzmann had adjourned the meeting (a fact he advertised in the Hermann), because Juch had been sent to Coburg, there to move a placitum patrum. At the same time, the great Heintzmann had convened an extraordinary meeting for Tuesday to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo, etc.
Foxy Gottfried, however, together with Zerffi, sent out secret circulars to their people (see last Hermann) summoning them to a meeting on Saturday. Gottfried and his people, having now got the field to themselves, effectively held their meeting behind the backs of the others. Gottfried (as one of the vice-presidents of the National Association) took the chair, and Zerffi (as a member of the committee of the self-same National Association) acted as secretary. It goes without saying that the resolutions pertaining to the MacDonald business, etc., that were adopted at this meeting were agreeable to Gottfried and Zerffi. Now, on the following Tuesday, Heintzmann called for a reading of the minutes of the last meeting at which he had taken the chair, and acted as though he knew nothing whatever about the interim meeting held by Gottfried and Co. Nor did Gottfried and Zerffi, who were present, call for the reading of the relevant minutes or, for that matter, say a single word about the meeting they themselves had arranged. What Gottfried did do, however, was to write to Juch the following day, requesting him to reproduce in the Hermann the minutes of his, Gottfried's, meeting enclosed in his letter. He even ominously invoked an agreement which he had made with Juch on handing over the Hermann.The latter, however, said 'quod non' (see last Hermann). The day before yesterday, it would seem, the row was discussed at a meeting of the National Association at Seyd's Hotel. But I haven't had a report on it yet.
This will give you some idea of what the 'Machiavellismus Gottofredi Magni' is like. You will further see from the last Hermann's account of the meeting of the National Association that Blind — who has as many little dodges up his sleeve as there are fleas on a dog — invited 'Dralle' to join, in order to secure for himself a vote of thanks as the saviour of Schleswig-Holstein. This was, however, capped by Heintzmann, who didn't even give Dralle's notion a chance to be put to the vote. This same summus Blind got third party to ask Weber, etc., whether he should 'appear as speaker' at the meeting to be held by the German communist association and the Frenchmen's associations in honour of the June insurrection. Reply: If he wanted a drubbing — yes.
Ad vocem Lassalle's work:
Lupus has made me a present of his copy, for disposal as follows: to be sent by you to my cousin, addressed to: 'A. Philips, Advokaat, Keizergracht bij de Westermarkt. L. L. 267, Amsterdam.'
You must, of course, erase Lassalle's dedication to Lupus. My cousin is interested in the theory of jurisprudence.
You yourself, in order to get a foretaste — both of what is insipid and what is good in Lassalle's book, should, for a start, read the foreword to Volume I and Chapter XLI in Volume II, beginning at p. 517.
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Factory Theatre To Present "Charley's Aunt"
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Greenville University's Factory Theatre will host six performances of the well-known comedy play "Charley's Aunt" in late October and early November.
The play was first performed in England in 1892, the same year Greenville College was established.
Chris Borwick, interim managing director of the Factory Theatre, said the play has been presented a few times over the years at Greenville University. The first he's aware of was in 1984. Two current cast members, Rich Beans and Bryan Reinhardt, were in the cast as students in 1984.
Click below to hear more:
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Borwick said despite her age, "Charley's Aunt" remains popular. It was written and first performed in the 1890's, when it was the biggest hit of its time. The Factory Theatre is doing an adapted version, which is a bit shorter than the original.
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Factory Theatre performances will be October 25-27 and November 1-3.
Tickets are available at Adam Brothers Music and Coffeehouse, Jo's Java and Watson's Drug Store or go to the Greenville University Factory Theatre Facebook page.
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Insider emails confirm the undue influence of polluter lobbyists and special interest groups over the controversial Energy Mandates Study Committee report that recommended an extension of the freeze on clean energy standards in Ohio.
The Ohio House of Representatives and Senate just acted on the report's recommendation and passed a bill – HB 554 – that will effectively continue the freeze unless it is vetoed by Governor John Kasich.
The emails were obtained from state legislators by the Energy and Policy Institute via a public information request, and were not available publicly before now.
In one August 18, 2015 email addressed to several Republican state policymakers and 10 industry lobbyists, Ohio Senator Bill Seitz suggested that "we should be meeting as a small group to figure out what that report is going to say." The following month, the Energy Mandates Study Committee that Seitz referenced in his email issued a contentious report that recommended extending the freeze on Ohio's clean energy standards indefinitely.
Seitz's email went to lobbyists for American Electric Power, Dayton Power & Light, Duke Energy, and FirstEnergy, as well to Samuel Randazzo, a lobbyist for the Industrial Energy Users of Ohio and anti-wind attorney.
In an earlier email, Balderson's legislative aide provided Gentil with a copy of a deeply flawed and biased study by Strata Policy and the Institute for Political Economy at Utah State University, both of which have funded by the Koch brothers. Gentil received the report before its author, Ryan Yonk, testified publicly before the Energy Mandates Study Committee. The study's over the top claims about the economic impact of Ohio's clean energy standards featured heavily in the committee's final report.
Senator Seitz requested feedback from lobbyists on a report by the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy's (ACEEE's) that showed the money saving benefits of Ohio's energy efficiency standards. Randazzo responded and described ACEEE's report as "garbage." ACEEE's report was excluded from the Energy Mandates Study Committee's report.
In reality, carbon dioxide is of course a factor in climate change, and higher temperatures can lead to higher ozone pollution and pollen levels that trigger more asthma attacks.
In the end, the Energy Mandates Study Committee report greatly exaggerated the costs and ignored the benefits of meeting Ohio's clean energy standards. In 2016, two members of the committee, Senator Seitz and Representative Ron Amstutz, introduced companion bills – SB 320 and HB 554 – to extend the clean energy freeze.
On June 30, 2015, a top lobbyist for Duke Energy reached out to several key state legislators to request a meeting about the emerging issue of "re-regulation" of Ohio's electricity markets. The email's recipients included Ohio House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger, Senator Seitz, and Representative Ron Amstutz.
The Ohio House and Senate could take up the issue of re-regulation in 2017.
Meanwhile, Governor Kasich has an opportunity to show that Ohio's energy policy is not for sale to utility lobbyists by vetoing HB 554 and unfreezing clean energy in the Buckeye State.
A previous public records request that was published by EPI in 2015 details how Senator Seitz has worked with polluter lobbyists dating back to at least 2013. The emails are available here.


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Innovators Under 35
Inventors (2014)
These people are inventing the devices and technologies that will redefine how we live and work.
Jinha Lee
Finding more powerful ways to manipulate and interact with digital data.
"I'm keen to explore better ways to interact with data and environments," says Jinha Lee. "What would be the tools that help us think better? What would be the tools that help us reflect ourselves better?" Statements about his research often come after a pause of 15 to 20 seconds; it is, he says, the time he needs to picture his thoughts in images and translate them into words.
Among the projects Lee worked on as a graduate student at the MIT Media Lab is one he began developing as a research intern at Microsoft Applied Sciences Group; it is a 3-D desktop that allows a user to "reach inside" the screen, flipping through digital documents and windows. He also created a physical pixel that levitates and moves freely about, allowing users to physically manipulate data in three-dimensional space.
Lee, who is from South Korea, cultivated his algorithmic and artistic sense by making origami with his mother, a professional teacher of the art form. These days, as leader of the Interactive Visualization Lab at Samsung Electronics in Suwon, Korea, he is working on user interfaces for the company's next-generation products, including its interactive TVs.
—Yewon Kang
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Meet the Innovators Under 35
Emily Cole
Can we cheaply convert carbon dioxide into something useful?
As the chief science officer of a startup called Liquid Light, Emily Cole is attempting to accomplish something that has long thwarted chemists: finding an economical and practical way to turn carbon dioxide, the chief culprit in greenhouse warming, into useful chemicals.
The idea that could make this possible came from a visit to the Princeton University lab of Andrew Bocarsly. Back in 1994, Bocarsly had published an intriguing but largely ignored paper reporting a way to convert carbon dioxide into methanol without using a lot of energy. Bocarsly couldn't get funding to pursue the research, and the work sat on the shelf until he mentioned it to Cole. She was fascinated and decided to join his lab as a graduate student.
Cole kept tinkering with different catalysts and conditions, increasing the yields of the reactions and learning how to produce other valuable chemicals. The researchers have gone on to show they can convert carbon dioxide into isopropanol, acetone, and more than 30 other chemicals. Moreover, they have shown that light can be used to drive the reactions.
In 2009, Cole and Bocarsly cofounded Liquid Light in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. The company is working to scale up the conversion process and hopes to market ethylene glycol, a chemical widely used to make plastics, as soon as 2017.
—Stephen S. Hall
Steven S. Hall
Tanuja Ganu
Simple devices allow consumers to cheaply and easily monitor India's rickety power grid.
Using the small box plugged in between a wall socket and an appliance, Tanuja Ganu can tell you when the electric grid in India is likely to shut down. Sensors inside the device, called nPlug, detect the voltage and frequency of the incoming electricity; analyzing that data over time, the box can determine the periods of maximum power demand on the grid and predict when the need for power will exceed the supply. With that information, the box can schedule when to run water heaters and dishwashers to avert outages, allowing utilities to more easily meet peak demand.
Ganu hopes that the simple data-harvesting gadget and others she is developing will help India's consumers navigate the country's notoriously unreliable power system. Growing up in a small town in India, she studied for exams by candlelight and endured hot days with no fan or air conditioner because the power would shut off for hours with no warning.
She joined IBM Research in Bangalore in 2011 and quickly understood that the basic premise of the so-called smart grid—a two-way connection between consumers and the grid that helps optimize the production and consumption of power—is a nonstarter in her home country. "If you build any solution that requires computation and communications, that's not going to be practical for many developing countries," she says.
Tanuja Ganu's boxes are a simple way to monitor unreliable power grids.
Instead, she's designed devices that work autonomously. In tests, nPlug is able to infer the status of the grid using simple pattern-recognizing algorithms and a few weeks' worth of data. For example, voltage dips during spikes in demand, such as morning hours and early evenings. The device can also identify when outages are likely to occur: the frequency of the electric current drops substantially when grid operators can't supply enough power.
If deployed widely, these simple gadgets could help address India's energy deficit without requiring expensive infrastructure investments. "With the amount of data available, there's a lot we can still do with the available power," says Ganu.
—Martin LaMonica
Shyam Gollakota
An expert on wireless technology figures out how to power devices without batteries.
The energy demands of wireless devices have held back the spread of cheap sensors that could be monitoring our homes, the environment, and physical infrastructure such as bridges. Shyam Gollakota has an ingenious solution—a way for these wireless devices to operate without batteries.
Gollakota's prototypes use the fog of radio noise that surrounds us from TV stations, cell towers, and other sources as an energy supply and a means of communicating. By absorbing and reflecting those ambient signals, the devices can send messages to one another and even link to the Internet.
When Gollakota became an assistant professor in the wireless lab at the University of Washington in 2012, he joined a team already working on using ambient radio waves as an energy source. The group had found ways to power simple sensors such as those used for measuring temperature and humidity. But transmitting that data is more challenging. The researchers' devices stored up the trickle of harvested power and occasionally sent out data using a transmitter.
Gollakota saw that a better solution lay in skipping the conventional, power-hungry transmitter. His battery-free devices—the latest prototype is half the size of a credit card—have antennas that switch between reflecting and absorbing ambient radio signals. In the absorbing mode, they collect enough energy to power chips, sensors, LEDs, and even black-and-white displays. In the reflecting mode, they scatter ambient radio signals in a way that nearby devices can detect. The design makes it possible to deploy battery-free sensors or other devices just about anywhere at low cost, Gollakota says.
His latest prototypes can send and receive signals over 20 meters and between different rooms in a building. They can also connect to the Internet, by communicating up to two meters over Wi-Fi with smartphones or home routers.
Gollakota believes that eventually his energy-scavenging designs will make it possible for ambient radio waves to power stripped-down devices. Many poorer parts of the world lack reliable electricity sources but have strong cellular coverage. Even "a primitive computer or device that can only send e-mails by harvesting these signals," he says, could be valuable.
—Tom Simonite
David He
This watch could finally get your blood pressure under control.
David He wants to change how we manage our own health. But at first, he was just trying to find a noninvasive way for hypertension patients to continuously keep tabs on their blood pressure. It was 2009, and He, then a graduate student at MIT, figured people might be helped by a wearable gadget that could record an electrocardiogram—a measure of the heart's electrical activity also known as an ECG.
Since the ear is a good place to monitor the body's physiology and pretty easy to hook a device to, He started there: he bought a hearing aid on eBay, removed its guts, and added his own electronics. After doing a lot of jumping jacks and other exercises while wearing the gadget, He looked at the data and saw something odd: a signal that looked similar to an ECG, but with a sharp peak.
There were other weird things, too. The signal was larger than the one from an ECG gathered simultaneously from a heart-rate monitor on his chest, even though the ear was farther away from the heart, and it was noticeably delayed from the chest ECG. As it turned out, what He tracked was actually a ballistocardiogram, or BCG, which is a mechanical signal indicating the tiny body movements that result as the heart pumps blood. First spotted in the 1870s, it gives a more direct view of the heart's mechanical performance than an ECG can, capturing the strength and timing of a person's heartbeats. But it fell out of favor over time, in part because it was difficult to track.
In 2012, He cofounded Quanttus to build a watch-like gadget. There are plenty of wristbands already on the market that track things like steps taken and calories burned, but they don't measure vital signs like heart rate and blood pressure as accurately as Quanttus expects a BCG-based device to do. An optical sensor on the underside of the wristband shines light onto the skin and keeps track of the tissue's selective light absorption, detecting volumetric changes in blood vessels that occur with each heartbeat. This information can be used to deduce heart rate, while an accelerometer measures the body movements that occur as a result of heartbeats.
Though the wristband doesn't yet have a release date, Quanttus has tested it at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. The results have been encouraging enough to help the company raise $22 million in venture capital.
—Rachel Metz
Maria Nunes Pereira
Patching holes in the hearts of sick infants.
Each year, an estimated 40,000 babies in the United States alone are born with congenital heart defects. Some are treated with open-heart surgery, which is invasive and can be risky. Sutures or staples are used to close the holes between the chambers of the heart, but these can damage the fragile tissue. Additional surgery may also be needed as the tissue grows.
Maria Nunes Pereira has created a biocompatible glue that a surgeon could use to patch the holes in the hearts of these infants. It can be applied and activated during a minimally invasive procedure. And the adhesive is strong and flexible enough to work in one of the harshest environments in the body—inside a beating heart. Unlike sutures and staples, the glue doesn't harm the tissue when it's applied to the heart, and it doesn't need to be replaced as the child grows.
Pereira developed the glue as a graduate student in the MIT-Portugal program; working with a team of surgeons at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, she demonstrated the adhesive inside a beating pig heart. The procedure required only a single incision. Today, she works at a startup called Gecko Biomedical in Paris, where she is hoping to adapt the technology to human patients within the next two years.
The material could be used in other parts of the body where repairs are invasive or require potentially damaging sutures. "I think these materials have potential to change how surgery is performed and how defects in the body are closed," she says.
—Alexandra Morris
Tak-Sing Wong
Carnivorous plant inspires solution to "sticky" problems.
Tak-Sing Wong has invented one of today's most intriguing and potentially useful new materials. Called SLIPS, for "slippery liquid–infused porous surface," it repels any type of liquid, from oil to water to blood, and prevents organisms like bacteria and barnacles from sticking.
The range of possible applications for the new material is wide: it could be used to coat medical devices such as catheters to decrease the potential for bacterial contamination or cover the hull of a ship to prevent barnacles from adhering to the surface.
Working at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University, Wong modeled the SLIPS material after the carnivorous pitcher plants Nepenthes, which produce a surface that can upend even the oily feet of an ant and send the bug hydroplaning into the stomach of the plant. He assembled micro- and nanoscale structures and filled the empty spaces within the structures with a lubricant that repels both liquids and solids, including ice and bacterial biofilm.
Now an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Pennsylvania State University, Wong continues to invent novel materials based on nature's inspiration. He hopes to develop wearable devices with camouflage capabilities or gadgets that use a gecko's ability to adhere to walls. "Like Spider-Man, we could walk on walls," he says, "or [use] camouflage like a chameleon that can change color on demand."


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Q: How to define global variables in css I want to define global variables in one css file and use the variables in other css files.
Is this possible?
Global.css:
:root {
    --main-color: #192100;
    --main-background: #89b66b;
}

html, body {
    min-height: 100%;
    width: 100%;
    font-family: Arial;
    color: var(--main-color);
}

SomeFile.css:
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    display: table;
    border-radius: 12px;
    border: 4px solid var(--main-color);
    padding-left: 10px;
    padding-right: 10px;
    color: var(--main-color);
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Html: (Global.css if referenced before SomeFile.css)
<link href="Global.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link href="SomeFile.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

A: You can't do that with CSS. Try A CSS Preprocessor like Less or Sass.
less.css sharing variables across files
SASS - use variables across multiple files

A: CSS itself doesn't use variables. However, you can use another language like SASS or LESS

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The Pont du Gard, France
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Meals as per the itinerary and specified drinks onboard
Meals as per the itinerary, tea or coffee with dinner
Meals as per the itinerary, either two glasses of wine, two beers, or two soft drinks and tea or coffee with dinner
All activities as per the itinerary
Tickets to the Oberammergau Passion Play
Gratuities for hotel porters and waiters at included meals
All transport taxes
Port & city taxes
Five journeys by bullet train, 3 journeys by express train & luggage transfers
Hotel Category C (equivalent to 3-star)*
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Experience an enlightening river cruise, which will take you along the Rhine, Rhône and Danube in search of archaeological treasures at each port. We are delighted to have partnered with A-ROSA River Cruises to offer these special tours, which are designed to open up the enchanting world of river cruising to keen archaeology and history enthusiasts from all walks of life. What makes them unique is the accompanying package of fully exclusive, private excursions that have been skilfully crafted by our experts to enhance each itinerary.
Each river we travel on will reveal a different story – uncover ancient ruins, discover archaeological splendours and find out how these major European rivers functioned both as limits of empire and as conduits of trade.
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Egypt Cruise - In the Wake of the Pharaohs
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Cruising the Rhine - The archaeology of Germania
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Cruising the Danube - Romans, Amber and Habsburg Splendour
The Rhône
In antiquity, the Rhône was the most important artery connecting the Mediterranean to Southern and Eastern Gaul, which explains the spread of Hellenisation after the Greek foundation of Massalia (ancient Marseilles), as well as Roman culture after Caesar's conquest of Gaul. So strongly felt was Roman culture in the Rhône Valley, that Pliny the Elder described it as more akin to Italy than a province. The wealth from the production of wheat, olive oil and wine, which flowed down the river, resulted in an incredible development of the cities of the Rhône Valley, starting in Lugdunum – ancient Lyon – continuing on to Vienne and then onto Arles, the epicentre of the trade tours, as well as Nîmes. It's for this reason that the Rhône Valley is home to the most spectacular Roman monuments in all of France.
Due to its immense size, the Danube functioned both as a border and as an important trading artery. Predominantly, it served as the border of the Roman Empire for much of the extent of the river, which both made it an obstacle for those outside of the Empire and an important passage for materials supplying the army stationed along its banks. Crucially, the Danube was also an important part of the Amber Road – a facet of ancient history which is, perhaps, overlooked. Although the Silk Road has captured modern imaginations, there has been less attention on the amber, which was one of the most important long-distance routes of the ancient world. Prized by Romans for its appearance and perceived therapeutic qualities, the Danube was an avenue by which the gem reached Italy via Aquileia. Both Carnuntum – established as a Roman colony because it is a meeting points of the north-south and east-west trans-European routes – and Aquincum were important stopping points along the Amber Road.
The Rhine acts not only as an artery for trade, as evidenced by the spread of the Hallstatt and La Tene cultures in the Late Bronze – Iron Ages, but as a formidable barrier. Unknown to Greek writers, Roman writers characterise the Rhine as a boundary. Servius describes the river as the border between Gallia and Germania, while Augustus sees it as the limits of the civilised world. Roman colonisation began with the Julio Claudian emperors, starting with the foundation of Cologne. From this period, there is a flourishing of Roman culture and the development of Roman cultures. This was aided by an enormous military presence on the Rhine – a staggering eight legions were kept along the Rhine, including legions in Argentoratum and Moguntiacum. With the metamorphosis of the Roman Empire into the Frankish Empire and the Holy Roman Empire, the legions of the Roman Empire settled along the Rhine gave way to castles in the medieval period as competing elites fought over its fragmented territory. It is this landscape that has shaped the modern vision of the Rhine, with its extraordinary proliferation of castles along its banks.
With an Andante Travels river cruise, your tour price includes every key element of the experience. Meticulously planned shore excursions in every port, featuring some of Europe's greatest archaeological sites along with medieval architecture and historic landscapes, and the insight and knowledge of an expert guide lecturer. International flights from London, FullBoardPlus dining, all-inclusive drinks packages, gratuities and leisure facilities are all in there. On-board entertainment is also included, which adds to the wealth of opportunity to relax and make new friends over a drink on the ships' sundecks or in their lounges. Live evening music will accompany your dining experience, while your expert guide regales further tales of the ancient world during early evening lectures.
Home comforts on holiday
A relaxed and comfortable experience on board these ships is paramount. Each A-ROSA ship offers a spacious sundeck for admiring the passing scenery and for relaxing with included drinks from the bar in a deckchair or sun lounger. The ships have mobile bars, a heated outdoor whirlpool or swimming pool, and activities such as shuffleboard. Other public areas include restaurants, cafés/bars, shops, day lounges, SPA-ROSAs with saunas, massage and beauty treatments (you'll receive 15% on spa treatments), relaxation areas and gyms. All ships have air-conditioned cabins with twin/double beds, including private bathrooms with showers and bathroom amenities, TVs, bottles of mineral water, bathrobes, hairdryers, safes, telephones, and slippers. All cabins are a minimum of 14.5 sqm in size, and you can choose between cabins with porthole or delightful Juliette balconies to enhance the river cruise experience – with views and fresh air. Free WiFi is available in public areas on board all ships. Each cruise ship is equipped to a high standard to ensure your on-board experience is as memorable as the sites you visit, so just sit back and relax as the wondrous world passes by.
A delightful range of culinary tastes
Our itineraries include all meals and specified drinks on board. Meals are predominantly gourmet buffet-based with live cooking stations. Breakfast serves up a mix of continental and freshly cooked offerings to set you up for a fascinating day of archaeological exploration. Evening meals are influenced by the local areas of the countries you sail through, and tea and coffee are available throughout the day, with cabin water being refreshed daily as well. With your all-inclusive drinks package, enjoy the delectable range of tipples while on board and during mealtimes. Choose between house wines, beer, a selection of spirits and cocktails, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and water.
A very well organised programme of visits, accompanied by very professional and knowledgeable guides. Excellent information from the company. Feefo reviewer


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Q: My computer loses internet connection while router is ok It happens when I play games mostly. My desktop pc loses its internet connection (connected via ethernet) for a small amount of time (1-2 sec), dropping from games and raidcall and every other programm that uses internet.My laptop in the same time keeps having internet connection via wireless(always leave a stream on from twitch.tv to check). I've changed all cables but nothing happened.I have re-installed my network driver (have Asrock H77M for mobo) , switched to Linksys WAG200G from Thomson 585 v8 , still not fixed , disabled windows defender still not fixed, checked with MBAM for malware , still not fixed and disabled IPv6 cause I've read sometimes it bugs with IPv4, still not fixed and I disabled some other programms that used internet connection but still nothing happened.I have disabled windows updates (have win7 64bit on a new pc), and I use eset smart security 5 as an antivirus.My ISP says it's not my internet dropping and I can see it on my router - all LEDs working properly but I lose connection on my desktop.Also I've unchecked the energy option at the device management -> network adapter.
EDIT : I've read somewhere about NVIDIA and ASUS having something to do with that problem but they didn't elaborate much.I am using NVIDIA and ASROCK(which was ASUS ago iirc) just in case this helps.

A: You've mentioned that it happens when you play games mostly. It sounds like your computer is overheating.

A: In the end it was ESET Smart Security 5 blocking UDP port 5355 which resulted in games + other programms losing connection with their respective servers. I tried to add that port to firewall's trusted zone but it wouldn't work. Just uninstalled it and changed to avast.


Wall Street was poised Wednesday to observe the longest-ever "bull market," a run that began amid extraordinary crisis-era monetary policy and which experts think could persist at least a while longer.
The record will be set at Wednesday's close when the S&P 500 ends its 3,453rd straight session without a drop of 20 percent from its peak.
It comes amid signs the US economy has accelerated this year after a long period of slow but steady growth. Experts say trade wars and higher interest rates are among potential threats to the persistence of the bull run.
While financial experts are well aware of the durability of the current stock market cycle, the record is "news more to Main Street than to Wall Street," according to Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
Although "bulls" and "bears" are very much in the psyche of Wall Street, there is no official authority on these designations and some experts quibble over the dates.
In late morning trading Wednesday, the S&P 500 was down 0.1 percent at 2,864.76, about eight points below the all-time record close set in January.
The Fed began moving away from these policies in 2014 and has lifted interest rates seven times since December 2015.
Stocks got another shot of support in late 2017 when President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans succeeded in pushing through an overhaul that cut the tax rate on corporate profits from 35 percent to 21 percent.
That has led to huge earnings gains. Companies in the S&P 500 reported a nearly 25 percent jump in second-quarter profits per share compared with the year-ago period, according to FactSet.
Despite these positive signs and the market's steady rise since the crisis, data show most of the gains from the bull run have gone to the wealthiest Americans.
Seeing little risk of a near-term recession, analysts perceive little chance of a bear market for some time.
Regardless of how the situation plays out for trade and monetary policy, US companies are unlikely to match the earnings growth of 2018 in 2019 and beyond once the boost from tax cuts subsides. That reality could pose challenges to the bull market, analysts say.
Perhaps the biggest wildcard in the near-term is US politics. Investors have thus far largely shrugged off various controversies involving Trump, including Tuesday's conviction of his former campaign manager and a guilty plea by his former lawyer.


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Hello, everyone! I'd like you to meet Midge, the newest addition to my Dollireum. She is Barbie's best friend from Wisconsin, and this particular doll is from the Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse series. I loved that show so much I watched all episodes in Netflix in less than a week! I wish they can produce more episodes! Midge wasn't really in my list of dream dolls to have but when I saw her for sale in one of the Facebook groups I belong to I just couldn't resist. I just love her hair and freckles!
This was definitely one of the most restful and relaxed weekends I've had in a while. We spent it taking photos of some of my dolls and organizing their clothes and shoes, and I realized that my Barbies have more shoes than I do. Heh.
My boyfriend also got a Nintendo Switch over the weekend. I am not a gamer by any means, but Mario Kart was loads of fun.
Mario Kart's theme was stuck in my head for two days! (ꐦ ´͈ ᗨ `͈ ) Here are the other things I've been up to.
I'm almost done with Adam J. Kurtz's Things are What You Make of Them: Life Advice for Creatives. You can actually read it in one day but I choose to relish each chapter. His book signing is one of my favorite book signings I have attended, and I know that when I get sad I'll just remember that day and feel less sad.
Also, while waiting for the book signing proper last Friday, I whiled away the time by spending monies. One of the things I spent on was The BUST DIY Guide to Life: Making Your Way Through Every Day by Laurie Henzel and Debbie Stoller. I have an entire shelf/ pile dedicated to DIY books and I'm happy to have this as the latest addition.
I am happiest when I make, and I am excited to make things with this as guide!
A cheesy love letter. It's Valentine season, y'all!
House clothes. I opted to work from home today because - TMI but - I anticipated the deadliest cramps in my history of having my period because my usual cycle of 28 days extended to 76 days because of my myomas. Now that my period has finally come, we can already schedule my operation. I am freakin' scared but it has to happen as soon as possible, before my myomas get even bigger.
I need to be busier. An idle mind is the playground of a shopaholic's wish lists.
RED, so I feel the need for the Fenty Beauty Stunna Lip Paint Longwear Fluid Lip Color in Uncensored.
Dolls, but you know that already. I said I will never get a Blythe or a Fashion Royalty doll, but I find myself looking at photos of them lately.
I particularly like Blythe dolls with mint green or forest green long curly hair, or those with brown hair but modern bobs. I am actually thinking of selling some of my Barbie/ Monster High/ Ever After High dolls to finance my future Blythe. H E L P.
Money. Well, dolls and other expensive hobbies aside, I really need funds for my operation so I have started checking my stashes again for stuff I can possibly sell.
But then I get invites to things like the Big Bad Wolf Book Sale preview happening next week so what is the going rate for a kidney nowadays.
I'll get buried in a pit of books and dolls and other hobbies.
Ultimately, I just wish for things to turn out okay.


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Q: On the wallpaper is a horse - is the sentence correct?
On the wallpaper there is a horse.

Is the sentence correct or must I change it somehow?
In other words:
Is there any difference between these sentences?

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*There is a picture of a horse on the wallpaper.

*On the wallpaper there is a picture of a horse.
My question relates to a phone screen.
Does the sentence beginning with "On" sound artificial to you or is it perfectly correct?
Could I write?:

On the phone screen there is a wallpaper of a horse.
On the phone screen there is a horse wallpaper.

or

On the phone screen is a wallpaper of a horse.
On the phone screen is a horse wallpaper.

A: A sentence which begins with a preposition, like yours, is perfectly correct, and it would be inaccurate to characterize it as sounding artificial. Your sentence as written is not wrong, and one reasonable interpretation of your sentence is exactly what you intended to say. It is not the way most native English speakers would express this particular thought, but in literature and formal writing you will find many beautifully-composed sentences which begin with On. To cite just a few:

On my volcano grows the grass,—
  A meditative spot,
  An area for a bird to choose
  Would be the general thought.

On the Mountains of the Prairie,
  On the great Red Pipe-stone Quarry,
  Gitche Manito, the mighty,
  He the Master of Life, descending,
  On the red crags of the quarry
  Stood erect, and called the nations,
  Called the tribes of men together.

On the beach at night alone,
  As the old mother sways her to and fro, singing her husky song,
  As I watch the bright stars shining—I think a thought of the clef of the universes, and of the future.

These examples illustrate the way in which a sentence beginning with On may be perceived, and that may be part of the reason why your first sentence strikes some native English speakers as mildly humorous: the juxtaposition of a form which brings to mind poetic expression with such prosaic things as a horse and wallpaper seems incongruous, especially before we learn that the wallpaper here is a background image on an electronic screen.
Below is one example of the image your sentence might conjure in the mind of the reader:

Because the preposition on can mean so many things in English, your sentence lends itself to an interpretation which brings to mind a humorous image. It is sometimes important to express a thought carefully in order to avoid unintentional Ambiguity; as some of the commentary to your question indicates, this is a fertile source of humor.
There are many ways in which your sentence might be interpreted. If you wish to describe a background image (sometimes referred to as wallpaper) for use on a computer or handheld device, you might say:

*

*The background image pictures a horse.

*The wallpaper* image shows a horse.

*On the computer wallpaper is a picture of a horse.

*There is a picture of a horse on the wallpaper*.

* This could denote any kind of wallpaper, even the kind we put on walls.

A: This construction is grammatically correct and will be readily understood, although it's perhaps a bit unusual.  It's more associated with old-fashioned or poetic writing, e.g. Tolkein's famous opening line

In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.

but it's not strange enough that anyone would think it was out of place.  It certainly does not mean that there's an actual horse standing on the wallpaper.

A: Both sentences are correct although I find the second more natural. I would be more likely to use the first one as part of a fuller description of the phone as in "My phone is a black iPhone6. On the wallpaper is a picture of a horse." Having said that I would probably say, in this context, "The wallpaper is a picture of a horse." since most phone wallpapers are single images. Hope this helps.


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Ben E. King dead: 'Stand By Me' singer, Drifters frontman dies at 76
Updated Mar 22, 2019; Posted May 04, 2015
In this Nov. 15, 2011, file photo, singer Ben E. King speaks during a news conference in Tokyo.
(Itsuo Inouye | AP)
NEW YORK (AP) -- Ben E. King, the unforgettable lead singer for the Drifters and solo star whose plaintive baritone graced such pop and rhythm 'n blues classics as "Stand by Me," ''There Goes My Baby" and "Spanish Harlem," has died. He was 76.
King died Thursday of natural causes, his publicist Phil Brown told The Associated Press on Friday. His attorney, Judy Tint, said he died at The Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack, New Jersey, near his longtime residence in Teaneck.
"As amazing an artist as he was, multiply that by a million and that's how nice a guy he was," she said.
A native of North Carolina who moved to New York City as a boy, King was singing with the Five Crowns when they were hired in 1958 to become the new incarnation of the Drifters, a top act for Atlantic Records who had several doo-wop hits featuring tenor Clyde McPhatter. The new Drifters, their records among the first in the rock era to use strings, had a more polished production and vocal style and became key influences on recordings by Phil Spector and others in the 1960s.
King co-wrote and sang lead on "There Goes My Baby," and he and the Drifters followed with such favorites as "Save the Last Dance for Me" and "This Magic Moment," romantic and emotional ballads mostly written by the team of Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman.
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John Lennon covered it in the 1970s and "Stand by Me" found new listeners in the '80s when it was featured in the Rob Reiner movie of the same name. The song returned to the charts and King appeared in a promotional music video along with cast members River Phoenix and Wil Wheaton.
"Of course, the kids who had never heard of a person called Ben E. King were then aware of the name associated with the song," King told www.classicbands.com in 1993. "That gave a tremendous lift to me as an artist."
Like many early rock performers, King had seen his career fade when the Beatles and other British acts arrived in the mid-1960s. He did manage a hit during the disco era in the '70s with "Supernatural Thing" and continued to record and tour, including with an '80s edition of the Drifters. According to Billboard, he had 21 songs in the top 100 between 1961 and 1975. King and assorted other Drifters were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988.
He is survived by his wife, Betty; three children and six grandchildren, according to Brown. Darlene Love, Smokey Robinson and Stoller were among those offering tributes Friday, with Stoller telling the AP that King's "beautiful styling" overwhelmed him from the time they met more than 50 years ago.
Ben E. King was a stage name. He was born Benjamin Earl Nelson in Henderson, North Carolina and moved to Harlem at age 9, giving him early exposure to both country and urban music. He sang in church and joined local street corner groups in Harlem, although admittedly as much to impress girls as for the music. By age 20, he and some friends had formed the Five Crowns, who shared a bill at the Apollo Theater with a previous version of the Drifters and were noticed by manager George Treadwell when he needed to recruit new singers for a group that changed personnel often.
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"Those things don't happen today," he added. "I feel sorry for the kids in the industry today. They have on sunglasses, eat caviar in jet planes, but they'll never know the true feeling that we did."


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Random chance may determine fate of Whakatane councillors
Charlotte Jones, Local Democracy Reporter
The toss of a coin may determine who represents the southern-most communities of the Whakatane district over the next three years.
Final election results have revealed a draw in the Whakatane District Council's Murupara-Galatea ward. Photo: Charlotte Jones / LDR
Final election results have revealed a draw in the Whakatane District Council's Murupara-Galatea ward.
The previous seat-holder, Alison Silcock, and newcomer Hinerangi Goodman have tied with 262 votes each.
The only other candidate, Jackie Te Amo, received 164 votes.
Mrs Goodman said she was heading into a meeting with council staff this afternoon but had been told that election law stated a tie had to be settled by a lot, either the toss of a coin or names drawn out of a hat.
"I am quite reluctant to accept that," said Mrs Goodman.
"I believe that is not a democratic process, it's unconstitutional and it's archaic; it belongs in the Dark Ages.
"Has it ever been challenged before? Because it's about to."
Mrs Goodman said if the council chose to go ahead with this process, she would fight it in court.
"Both Alison and I are councillor-elect and the people have spoken," she said.
"At the end of the day, one of us will be squashed like an ant by the flip of a coin and I don't accept that.
"I'm not giving my consent for that process to take place on my behalf until I am sure it's fair and it represents what our people want. I don't care how long that takes, I'm acting on behalf of our people."
Instead of leaving the candidates' fate to chance, Mrs Goodman said she would prefer another seat be added to the council table so they could both serve. Alternatively, they could co-govern or job-share.
If this wasn't possible, she said she would accept a by-election.
Mrs Goodman said a by-election would remove the issue of vote splitting.
She believes the third candidate, Ms Te Amo, may have drawn crucial votes away from her and Ms Silcock.
She noted that Ms Silcock received fewer votes than she did in the last election and said this might indicate the community's waning support for their representative of the last six years.
She said if a by-election was held the people would be "more aware" of their two options.
In the 2016 election there was a draw for a seat on the Murupara Community Board and this was settled by drawing a name out of a hat.
It is expected the council will make an announcement concerning the draw later this afternoon.
"The people have spoken, well they surely have and there's two of us," said Mrs Goodman.
Ms Silcock could not be reached for comment this morning.
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Intradiploic hematoma after skull fracture: case report and literature review
Ralph J. Mobbs, Prakash Rao Gollapudi, John W. Fuller, Jane E. Dahlstrom, Nadana K. Chandran*
Background: Intradiploic hematoma of the skull was first reported in 1934. The pathogenesis of this lesion is unclear. It is a very rare benign reactive process occurring after minor head trauma, with only seven cases reported in the literature to date. Case description: A 3-year-old right hand dominant male presented with a non-tender parietal scalp swelling of a 1-year duration. History included a skull fracture located in the same region 24 months before presentation. Neurological examination was unremarkable. Pathological examination after curettage of the lesion revealed features consistent with organizing hematoma. Conclusions: The pathology of chronic diploic hematoma mimics aneurysmal bone cyst, giant cell tumor, giant cell reparative granuloma, fibrous dysplasia, eosinophilic granuloma, intradiploic epidermoid and dermoid cyst, cavernous hemangioma, circumscribed osteomyelitis, and tuberculous granuloma. Chronic diploic hematoma is a lesion that must be differentiated from various skull lesions both radiologically and histologically as it is amenable to treatment with a complete cure once excised.
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Skull Fractures Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Hematoma Medicine & Life Sciences 68%
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Mobbs, R. J., Gollapudi, P. R., Fuller, J. W., Dahlstrom, J. E., & Chandran, N. K. (2000). Intradiploic hematoma after skull fracture: case report and literature review. Surgical Neurology, 54(1), 87-91. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0090-3019(00)00263-9
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FueLNG Receives Singapore's First LNG Bunkering Vessel
By MI News Network | In: Shipping News | Last Updated on June 1, 2020
FueLNG, a joint venture between Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd (Keppel O&M) and Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd, is pleased to announce the launch of Singapore's first LNG bunkering vessel in Keppel Nantong Shipyard in China. She was moved from land to water on 28 May 2020.
Construction of the 7,500m3 LNG bunkering vessel is progressing smoothly and is on schedule to be completed in 4Q2020.
The LNG bunkering vessel will enable FueLNG to be the first in Singapore to provide regular ship-to-ship LNG bunkering services within the Singapore port. It supports initiatives implemented by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) to increase the adoption of LNG as a marine fuel, facilitating the growth of Singapore as a global LNG bunkering hub.
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Mr Saunak Rai, General Manager of FueLNG, said, "There is a growing number of LNG-fuelled vessels in the world and FueLNG is well-positioned to seize LNG bunkering opportunities in Singapore. We have safely completed more than 200 truck-to-ship bunkering operations with no incidents, a testament to our high standards and operational expertise. Building Singapore's first LNG bunkering vessel demonstrates FueLNG's confidence in LNG as a marine fuel. The vessel will enhance our range of services and boost our efforts to further increase the availability of LNG in the market."
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The vessel, which is able to run on both LNG and marine diesel oil, is currently being built to the proprietary MTD 7500U LNG design developed by Keppel O&M's technology arm, Keppel Marine and Deepwater Technology (KMDTech) for cleaner and safer bunkering activities. Key features of the vessel include high manoeuvrability which enables bunkering without tug assistance, compatibility with a wide range of vessels, as well as propulsion and power management systems that optimise fuel consumption. The vessel has a filling rate range of up to 1000m3 of LNG per hour and is able to supply LNG to various types of vessels at heights ranging from 3m to 23m above water level.
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Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell is the first on the island to own the latest Blackberry smart phone device as LIME'S General Manager, Angus Steele, presented it to him.
A host of Blackberry enthusiasts, technophiles, members of the business committee, LIME cultural ambassadors and members of the media were in attendance at the ceremony held at the Grenadian by Rex Resorts at Point Salines.
The new Blackberry Z10 hit the market Tuesday morning at a whooping price of $2199.00 but with limited amounts of the device in stores.
Customers will have to pre-order their devices using the company's website. Receipt of the device is expected within a period of two weeks.
In his remarks, Steele urged all in attendance to upgrade their cell phones and move to the Z10.
Blackberry has revolutionised since the introduction of the device in 2009 and Steele is encouraging customers to get "the best experience".
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