Most people have heard of anemia and know that it has something to do with the blood. Most people also associate anemia with feeling tired. But probably not too many people could explain exactly what anemia is.
Stated simply, anemia is a condition in which there is a lower than normal number of healthy red blood cells in the body and/or a lower than normal amount of hemoglobin in the red blood cells.
Red blood cells carry oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body. The specific part of the red blood cell that carries oxygen is called hemoglobin. Red blood cells also carry waste products from the cells to the urinary and respiratory systems to be excreted. When either the number of red blood cells or the amount of hemoglobin is low, the body's cells receive less oxygen than normal. A low oxygen level can cause fatigue and other symptoms such as weakness, difficulty exercising, and light-headedness.
Diabetes does not directly cause anemia, but certain complications and conditions associated with diabetes can contribute to it. For example, both diabetes-related kidney disease (nephropathy) and nerve damage (neuropathy) can contribute to the development of anemia. In addition, taking certain oral diabetes drugs can raise the risk of developing anemia. People with diabetes can also have anemia as a result of not eating well or of having a condition that interferes with the absorption of nutrients.
Kidney disease. Normally, the kidneys secrete a hormone called erythropoietin, which stimulates the bone marrow to produce red blood cells. In diabetic nephropathy, the tiny blood vessels that filter waste products from the body become damaged and start "leaking" substances (such as protein) into the urine. At the same time, the amount of erythropoietin produced by the kidneys is reduced, leading to anemia. Some studies have shown that reduced erythropoietin production and anemia happen earlier in people with diabetes and kidney disease than in those with kidney disease and no diabetes.
Both chronically high blood glucose levels and high blood pressure can cause kidney damage.
Neuropathy. In people who have a type of neuropathy called autonomic neuropathy, the body may not be able to properly signal the kidneys to produce more erythropoietin in response to anemia.
Heart failure. People who have diabetes are at increased risk for heart failure, or the inability of the heart to pump adequate blood to meet the body's needs. Decreased heart function can cause kidney dysfunction, and many people with heart failure also have nutritional deficiencies; both of these can contribute to anemia. About 20% of people with heart failure are anemic.
Nutrient deficiencies. Many people who have diabetes have nutrient deficiencies that can cause anemia. Nutrient deficiencies can be caused by either not eating enough nutrients (because a person restricts his food choices, for example) or by the body's inability to absorb the nutrients that are eaten. Deficiencies in iron, vitamin B12, vitamin B6, and folate can all cause anemia.
One condition that affects the body's ability to absorb nutrients is celiac disease. In celiac disease, the body cannot tolerate gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye. If gluten is eaten, the normal, fingerlike folds of the small intestine flatten out, preventing the absorption of not just the gluten but of other nutrients, as well. About one in 20 people who have diabetes also have celiac disease.
Bariatric (weight-loss) surgery can also lead to nutrient deficiencies that cause anemia. Vitamin and mineral supplements are generally needed after bariatric surgery to prevent this.
Diabetes drugs. Metformin is the most widely prescribed treatment for people with Type 2 diabetes. It is now recognized that metformin can cause malabsorption of vitamin B12 and that long-term use (12–15 years) of metformin leads to vitamin B12 deficiency in 30% of people who use it. Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause anemia and also peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage in the feet, legs, hands, and arms).
Another type of diabetes drug, the thiazolidinediones, which include pioglitazone (Actos) and rosiglitazone (Avandia), can also cause mild anemia by slightly decreasing hemoglobin levels and hematocrit, a measurement of the proportion of blood that is made up of red blood cells.
A person with very mild anemia may have no symptoms, but more serious anemia can cause tiredness, weakness, dizziness, irritability, shortness of breath, and/or depression. It can also cause brittle nails; pale skin; cold hands and feet; numbness and/or tingling in the fingers, toes, and feet; chest pain; an irregular heartbeat; cravings to eat unusual things such as ice; difficulty concentrating; and sexual problems.
If you have these symptoms, ask your health-care provider to check to see if you are anemic.
Anemia is diagnosed with a blood test. The blood sample is analyzed for the amount of hemoglobin in the blood and for the hematocrit.
For men, the normal hemoglobin range is 13.8–;17.2 grams per deciliter (g/dl), and the normal hematocrit is 40.7% to 50.3%.
For women who are not pregnant, the normal hemoglobin range is 12.1–15.1 gm/dl, and the normal hematocrit is 36.1% to 44.3%.
The normal ranges for both men and women may vary somewhat from one laboratory to another and also vary according to altitude. At higher altitudes, the body produces more red blood cells in response to the decreased oxygen available. A higher number of red blood cells means that hemoglobin levels and hematocrit are also increased.
Test results below the low end of the normal range for either hemoglobin or hematocrit can indicate anemia. If initial tests show anemia, more blood tests may be done to establish the cause of the anemia and the best approach to treatment. For example, a test for the level of iron in the blood is often done, since iron deficiency is the most common cause of anemia. Other diagnostic tools include a physical examination and asking about such things as family history of anemia, diet, use of prescription or over-the-counter drugs, heavy menstrual bleeding (in premenopausal women), and any signs of internal bleeding, such as blood in stools.
As a side note, blood glucose meters have a hematocrit range at which they give accurate results. Having a hematocrit that falls outside your meter's range may mean you are getting inaccurate results when monitoring your blood glucose. The package insert that came with your meter should state its hematocrit range.
The treatment for anemia depends on the cause and severity of it. For example, if anemia is due to blood loss and it's not severe, identifying the source of bleeding and stopping it will often be enough to reverse the anemia. For other causes or more serious cases, other steps may need to be taken, such as treating an underlying disease, taking vitamin or mineral supplements, and making dietary changes.
In all cases, it takes time for the body to create new, healthy red blood cells, so a person is likely to feel better gradually.
Because anemia can recur, depending on the cause, the steps taken to treat it may need to be continued — possibly for life — to prevent it from coming back.
Kidney disease. If you have kidney problems, you should be under the care of a nephrologist, a physician who specializes in kidney diseases. Treatment for anemia related to kidney disease may include both steps to reverse the anemia and steps to improve kidney function (or prevent it from worsening). For example, to reverse the anemia, injections of a type of drug called an erythropoiesis-stimulating agent may be prescribed to stimulate your bone marrow to produce red blood cells. In addition, drug therapy with certain types of blood pressure drugs may be prescribed to prevent further kidney damage.
Also important for preventing further kidney damage are attaining and maintaining blood glucose levels as near to normal as possible and a blood pressure level below 130/80 mm Hg. If your kidney damage is already severe, however, you may need dialysis or a kidney transplant.
No matter how severe your kidney disease, you should meet with a registered dietitian who specializes in kidney diseases to help you with your food choices. People with diabetes and kidney disease have dietary needs that are somewhat different from those of people who have diabetes and no kidney disease. In particular, they need individualized guidelines for protein, potassium, phosphorus, and fluid intake, as well as for carbohydrate intake.
Heart failure. Take your medicines as prescribed, and follow your healthy lifestyle plan. Weigh yourself every morning, and report a weight gain of 3 pounds in one day or 5 pounds in one week to your health-care team. Rapid weight gain such as this can mean that your heart function is worsening, and fluid is accumulating somewhere in your body.
Diabetes drugs. If you take either metformin or a thiazolidinedione (Actos or Avandia), ask your health-care provider to check your blood to see if you are anemic. If your lab results show a low vitamin B12 level, you may be prescribed B12 supplementation. If your hematocrit and hemoglobin are low, your dose of Actos or Avandia may reduced, you may be advised to eat more foods that are higher in iron, and/or you may be advised to start taking iron supplements.
Nutrient deficiencies. If your anemia is due to blood loss or a nutrient deficiency, you may be instructed to eat more iron-rich foods and possibly to take iron supplements.
Iron-rich foods include beef, organ meats, pork, poultry, fish, clams, and oysters. The iron in foods of animal origin such as these is usually easily absorbed by the body. The iron in plant foods, such as fruits, vegetables, dried beans, nuts, and grain products, is less easily absorbed, but absorption can be increased by eating these foods along with foods high in vitamin C, such as dark leafy greens, broccoli, bell peppers (particularly red, yellow, and orange peppers), tomatoes, mangoes, papayas, and kiwifruits.
Taking vitamin C supplements is another option for helping your body absorb iron. However, vitamin C supplements can affect the accuracy of some blood glucose meters. Before you take vitamin C supplements, ask your meter's manufacturer if taking vitamin C (also called ascorbic acid) affects the performance of your meter.
If your nutrient deficiency is due to a lack of vitamins or minerals other than iron, such as folate or vitamin B12, you may be prescribed a supplement, and you will be encouraged to eat foods high in folate and B12.
Foods high in folate include green leafy vegetables, eggs, seafood, lean beef, organ meats, orange juice, dry beans, lentils, asparagus, and broccoli.
Foods high in vitamin B12 include all animal products, including eggs, dairy products, and meat. People who follow a vegan diet are at risk of vitamin B12 deficiency and should take a vitamin B12 supplement.
If your nutrient deficiency is found to be a consequence of having celiac disease, you will need to follow a strictly gluten-free diet for the rest of your life to allow your small intestine to heal and remain healthy.
Anyone diagnosed with a nutrient deficiency should meet with a registered dietitian or nutritionist to discuss healthy food choices and how to prevent such a deficiency from happening again. Meeting with a dietitian may be particularly helpful for people diagnosed with celiac disease, since switching to a gluten-free diet can be a challenge.
As many as 25% of Americans with diabetes also have anemia, so if you feel fatigued or weak, get it checked out. Don't diagnose yourself with anemia, however. There are many reasons you might feel tired and weak, and trying to treat yourself for anemia when you don't have it could create or worsen other problems.
If your doctor does diagnose you with anemia and prescribes a treatment, you should get regular blood tests to track your progress. In time you should notice that you feel much better.


As a teacher, Dr. Hendricks's primary interests include the pedagogy of private instruction and studio management; efficient embouchure function and correction; and the teachings of Vincent Cichowicz, whose methodology was the subject of her doctoral research. Her own teachers include Barbara Butler (B.M. Northwestern University, 2007), David Hickman (M.M. Arizona State University, 2009), Eric Yates (D.M.A. University of Alabama, 2013), Richard Giangiulio (primary study, 2000–2003), Charles Geyer (periodic study, 2003–2007), and Christopher Martin (intermittent study, 2005–2007). As a soloist, she is dedicated to the promotion of works that challenge the expressive boundaries of her instrument; to contemporary compositions for soprano trumpets; and to the promotion of music by living composers.
…and a lifetime of writing.
Music is actually the second of two creative pursuits that have dominated Dr. Hendricks's life. Drawn to fiction and poetry from her earliest years, Dr. Hendricks was undoubtedly more surprised than anyone else when, in the spring of 2013, she found herself in possession of a terminal degree in music; a published dissertation bearing the scintillating title, Pedagogical Methods of Vincent Cichowicz as Witnessed by Larry Black, 1964–1966: A Case Study; and the early drafts of what would become her first published mainstream work, Limited Range Etudes for Trumpet (Ensemble Publications, 2017).
Having finally quit her day job, so to speak, Dr. Hendricks's writing self has been pleased to find that it now has free rein to work on whatever it wants, since her trumpet-related commitments have finally ceased to consume upwards of fifty hours each week. Since it takes quite a long time to get large works published, anyone curious about this second pursuit should either settle in for a Rip Van Winkle-style wait or visit ditchtheramen.com, which, in spite of not being fiction, is at least proof of Dr. Hendricks's current commitment to writing on a regular basis.


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Babcary Meadows
Meadow Brown Butterfly - Bob Coyle
Getting away from it all
Insect spotting
Overwintering birds
Visiting the species-rich hay meadows of Babcary next to the River Cary in summer is like stepping back in time when meadows like this were a common sight in our countryside.
Babcary Meadows,
Just off A37,
Babcary
Lydford-on-Fosse
OS Map Reference
ST 567 293
Park in Babcary village and then on foot for 500 metres along North Street to ST 566 291 and then cross a narrow footbridge over the River Cary into the reserve.
Grazing animals
Cattle in the autumn.
Unsurfaced footpaths, narrow footbridge over River Cary, kissing gates.
Under effective control
Visit the 'Dog walking on reserves' page in the Contact section for more information.
Open at all times
April to July
About the reserve
Somerset Wildlife Trust have owned eight of the nine fields that make up the Babcary Meadows SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) since 1999. Babcary Meadows is one of the last remaining areas of traditionally managed, flower rich, unimproved neutral grasslands in south Somerset.
The reserve lies alongside the River Cary. Areas immediately adjacent to the river bank are frequently waterlogged and contain numerous tussocks of soft rush. Other damp ground plants found here include Meadowsweet, Cuckoo Flower, Saw-Wort, Devil's-bit, Creeping Jenny, Pepper Saxifrage and Corky-fruited Water-Dropwort which is restricted in its distribution to the south of Britain.
On the higher and drier ground in late spring you can see Green Winged orchids and Cowslips and a little later, in June, Yellow Rattle, Bee and Common Spotted orchids, whilst mid-Summer sees a swathe of white Oxeye Daisies take over.
As well as being home to a diverse range of plant species, over two hundred have been recorded, Water Voles have been recorded along the riverbank and the songs of Skylarks and other birds add to the atmosphere of this rural idyll. During June and July large numbers of butterflies use the meadows including Meadow Browns and Marbled Whites.
This SSSI is a traditional lowland hay meadow; a habitat that has declined dramatically since the Second World War.
Reserve conservation management - The hay is cut mid-July onwards to allow the wildflower to set seed. Some fields may be cut earlier or later in the year to provide an extended period of flowering plants as nectar sources for invertebrates. In the autumn, the re-growth (aftermath) is grazed by cattle to reduce the dominance of grasses. The hedges are cut on rotation over the winter, with no more than half being cut in any one year.
Access and Safety
Cattle can be grazing in the fields from late-summer to early-winter.
Be aware that the banks of the River Cary are steep and can be slippery.
History and Archaeology - The most easterly of the fields rises to a significant dome and has three mounds. These have not been investigated but may be some archaeological remains of burial or other features. There are signs of significant ridge and furrow, in some fields, probably the result of medieval strip arable farming methods, caused by single sided ploughing that moves soil from the edge of the strip to the centre. Ditch remnants suggest that the riverside fields may have formed part of a 'catch meadow' (a slope water meadow system).
Somerset Wildlife Trust
Contact email: enquiries@somersetwildlife.org
Environmental designation
Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
Babcary Meadows Documents
WildWalk Babcary
Nearby Nature Reserves
Perry Mead
Green Down
Large Blue Butterfly - John Lindley
White Field
Marble White Butterflies - Guy Edwardes/2020VISION

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The movies of 2014 was a mixed bag. It was the year of over hyped films like Interstellar and Foxcatcher that didn't live up to my expectations. Guardians of the Galaxy and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes were huge hits, but didn't shake up or add anything new to the genre. Snowpiercer was original, but became more an exercise in gratuitous violence than great storytelling. So, what's left? Here are the ten best movies that I saw in 2014.
Director Richard Linklater (The "Before" Trilogy) is one of the most diligent filmmakers of our time. Linklater follows newcomer Ellar Coltrane from the age of six to eighteen showing the growth of a young boy and his older sister (Linklater's real daughter) who come from a broken home.
Jake Gyllenhaal stars as the callous Louis Bloom, who enters into the world of L.A. crime journalism. Gyllenhaal gives an amazing performance as the film reveals a side of the news that is equal to watching your food being killed before it hits the plate.
Finally, Brad Pitt doesn't phone in his performance. 'Fury' is an exceptional character study about a five man tank crew who must depend on one another during the final days of World War II in Europe. But the film centers on the relationship between a hardened Staff Sergeant (Pitt) and a scared shitless former Army typist (Logan Lerman) turned gunner, who has never seen battle.
David Fincher (Seven, Zodiac) directs this adaptation of Gillian Flynn's brilliant novel 'Gone Girl'. Ben Affleck stars as Nick an unaffected bar owner suspected of killing his wife Amy (Rosamund Pike), who disappeared on their fifth wedding anniversary. 'Gone Girl' is a great film adaptation because Fincher recognizes that Flynn's unique way of storytelling is a big part of the narrative.
Based on Hiroshi Sakurazaka's 2004 Japanese graphic novel 'All You Need Is Kill', Tom Cruise plays a military officer who relives the same day over and over again after coming in contact with an extraterrestrial enemy. 'Edge' has action, heart and a great story. It's an instant cult classic.
Miles Teller stars as a promising young jazz drummer lead by a perfectionist instructor played by J.K. Simmons. Writer-director Damien Chazelle's 'Whiplash' is more than it's great performances by Teller and Simmons. The film is like watching a great boxing match where the underdog ends the bout with a surprise K.O..
'Get On Up' chronicles the life of "The Godfather of Soul" James Brown (Chadwick Boseman) from his humble beginnings to become one of the most influential musicians in history. Tate Taylor (The Help) directs this surprisingly amazing biopic about a music figure who not only influenced everyone from Michael Jackson to The Rolling Stones but changed what it meant to be a performer.
Woody Allen is the greatest (and most Academy Award Nominated) screenwriter in history and the romantic comedy 'Magic In The Moonlight' is just another example of his intellectual ability, creativity and originality. The film tells the story of a atheist illusionist (Colin Firth) who is brought to the French Riviera to help unmask a possible clairvoyant swindler (Emma Stone), who believes in the supernatural.
Alejandro González Iñárritu (21 Grams, Babel) wrote and directed this meta-comedy about a former superhero movie star (Michael Keaton) who must overcome his ego and acting revival (Edward Norton) as he mounts a Broadway play. Why is 'Birdman' my favorite film of 2014? It's the most original film of the year and the writing is Oscar worthy. 'Birdman' does what 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' (2013) failed to do. It pleasantly surprised and impressed me as a viewer at every turn.


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Finally, Zuleyha tells Yilmaz he has a son. His reaction certainly surprises Zuleyha. His raises his voice yelling at her to tell him why she has waited all this time to tell him. Her answer to him is she was scared. Zuleyha tells him that she lived in fear that her children would be taken from her and Demir had threatened not only to kill her but Yilmaz and their son also.
Yilmaz asks her why is she telling him now after all these years. She explains that everything has changed since Mujgan tried to kill her. She tells him the story of how she was lured out of the mansion on the pretext of meeting with him but found Mujgan and a gun waiting for her.
Yilmaz is infuriated by what she tells him. He makes a move to leave the room and to claim his son. Zuleyha begs him to wait until the time is right so they can make a plan together. He is angered and impatient and Zuleyha fears that she cannot stop him.
Her life without him and her children is not worth living. She swears she will kill herself if he does not believe her. She rushes to the hospital balcony and stands on the edge telling him that she will have nothing to live for if he leaves and sheds blood. She looses her footing and if it was not for Yilmaz she would have fallen to her death. He grabs her and drags her back over the balcony giving her his promise not to do anything.
On his way out of the hospital Yilmaz meets Mujgan. He tells Mujgan to stop messing with Zuleyha. He now knows that Mujgan tried to kill Zuleyha and that he has a son. His life is in a turmoil at the moment. Zuleyha's words go around and around in his head giving him so much anxiety. He thinks of his son and wonders how he will have the patience to wait until the time is right to claim him. He blames Hunkar for it all.
At the Yaman Ranch, Hunkar burns every photo of her deceased husband. She realises that Demir has turned his back on her and has betrayed her by secretly supporting her ex-husbands lover without telling her all these years.
Meanwhile, Yilmaz wants revenge. He drives to the Yaman Ranch looking for Hunkar who he finds in the stables. He draws his gun. He has an unobstructed view of his enemy. It would be so easy to just pull the trigger.
As fate would have it, his little son comes into the stables and the situation is diffused. Hunkar picks up the child which forces Yilmaz to lower his gun. Yilmaz watches his son from a distance. Later that day he gets a cuddle and the opportunity to kiss his son after he runs up to greet him in the grounds of the Ranch.
In this scene, actor Furkan Palali from the television series 309 makes his entrance. At this stage we do not know what character he is playing. What we do see is that he secretly watches Fekeli from inside his car.
Sermin has kept quiet about seeing Gaffur murder Hatip Aga. The body of Hatip Aga has been found and Gaffur lives in fear of being found out.
Zuleyha makes the decision to leave the hospital. She asks Gulten to help her as much as she can. She tells Gulten she will not be telling Demir about what Mujgan did to her as she has plans for Mujgan herself.
At the Yaman Ranch, Gulten brings Zuleyha the news that Yilmaz is waiting for her and his son in Sermin's old mansion. It is the first time the three of them have come together as a family. Zuleyha tells him that she named his son Yilmaz and not Adnan. She uses this in private.
Yilmaz leaves Zuleyha to return to the Fekeli Ranch. She reminds him of their need to be patient. She warns that the first little mistake they make could mean death to either of them. She shares with him some of her plan and tells him what to say when he gets home.
In town, Gaffur hears the story that Hatip Aga must have been killed by the men from Ankara trying to buy up his land. A shepherd tells police that he saw Hatip talking to the Ankara men and they were shouting with raised voices at Hatip. He has reported this to the police.
Fekeli has asked all the town land owners to join him in a community meeting to discuss the men from Ankara. It was decided at the meeting to unite against them.
In Season 2, the men from Ankara were given a task by their mafia boss to kill Hunkar and Demir Yaman for their interference in stopping the sale of Cukurova land . The men from Ankara decide that Fekeli is proving to be big trouble also and they plan to teach him a lesson.
Sermin meets the new blonde stranger in town. She openly shares the Yaman family history with him.
Under the orders of Hunkar, Demir is stopped by security guards from entering the Ranch. Hunkar stands at the gate with a rifle in her hands when the security guards have a hard time in holding Demir back. She tells Demir that he has shamed and disgraced her by staying with his fathers lover. He has also betrayed her by supporting Sevda financially and never letting her know. She refuses to let him call her mother and turns him away.
Whether it was to plan or not, Yilmaz gets home and immediately confronts Mujgan for luring Zuleyha into the forest and shooting her. He tells Mujgan that Zuleyha told him everything. He has trouble though with Fekeli who feels he is slandering his wife.
Mujgan continues to deny everything he says. She believes he wants a divorce so he can continue his affair with Zuleyha. Fekeli remembers seeing Mujgan in the house the night Zuleyha was shot and tells him that Zuleyha must be lying. He tells him not to torment Mujgan and to ask for forgiveness.
Mujgan tells Aunt Behice that she believes her hate for Zuleyha is greater than her love for Yilmaz.
Demir returns to Sevda Caylagan who decides to support him in everything he does.
Zuleyha is comforted by the thought of a changed Hunkar. She can see that Hunkar tries to make up for the things she has done. Zuleyha has told her that she has made her suffer a great deal but she understood when she became a mother and she now has forgiven her.
That evening Hunkar goes to meet with Fekeli at the lookout. Her disappointment in Demir is great. She has always lived for her son but now he has betrayed her.
Demir also thinks about the mistakes he has made with Zuleyha. His mother has now cut him out of the family and he has lost any chance to make up with Zuleyha.
That evening Yilmaz goes to meet with Zuleyha and holds her in his arms. Zuleyha reminds Yilmaz that if they are careful they will be together very soon.
He tells her she was right about Mujgan's reaction when he told her he knew what she had done.
He warns her that although she feels Hunkar has changed she cannot be trusted. Zuleyha realises she will have to be careful as Mujgan will still be watching her.
Hunkar takes down the Adnan Yaman Holdings sign and places her name in its place. She orders the photo of her ex-husband taken down from the foyer. It is an angered and surprised Demir who sees the changes when he arrives for work that morning.
Ali Rahmet Fekeli calls in a Lawyer to undertake the legal adoption of Yilmaz as his son and who will inherit his wealth when he passes.
Cetin once more sees the blonde stranger watching Yilmaz. This is the second time Cetin has seen this man watching them. He takes it upon himself to follow him and find out who he is.
Cetin and Gulten make plans to set a date for the wedding. They believe they have waited long enough.
Sebahattin is getting married at the Businessman's Club and after that he will leave Cukurova.
Sermin still had hopes that Sebahattin would come back to her. She is still worried about her financial situation. The news of his pending marriage that evening angers her.
Cetin tells Fekeli that he has watched the blonde stranger following Yilmaz and he is unsettled by his presence when he thinks about the Ankara strangers in town.
That evening Fekeli decides not to go to the wedding but rather to pay the stranger a visit. He enters his room at the hotel and holds a gun to the strangers face. Fekeli is surprised when the stranger calls out Uncle! He introduces himself as Fikret and asks Fekeli to remember him.
The wedding guests arrive and amongst them are Yilmaz, Mujgan and Aunt Behice. Demir arrives separately with Sevda Caglayan his father's ex-lover.
Sermin sees Sevda Caglayan and reacts with shock. She immediately runs to Hunkar and tells her of what she has seen.
Hunkar turns up at the wedding and the look in her eyes tells you she is not happy.
Demir addresses the wedding guests and tells them that although they all know Sevda Caglayan as a singer, she is much more than that to him. He relates how his father loved her and had asked him to always take care of her if anything should happen to him.
Hunkar feels embarrassment standing in front of all the wedding guests especially when Demir tells them that he claims Sevda Caglayan as his second mother. You can see the hairs standing up on the back of Hunkar's neck also a steely look in her eyes. We will have to wait until next week to see what eventuates.
WRITTEN BY: Sandra Giles
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My second endurance ride ever was the Descanso Fall Ride LD in 2015. It had a lot of the same trails as the Best of Both I had done on Bella. Another bonus was knowing the trails from riding there on the weekends! I love having local sanctioned Endurance rides!
I hadn't had Sunny all that long, but we had trained hard and he was doing well, so I decided to go for it! I had planned on keeping him to a nice medium pace as he was older.
We got up there Friday night and got to camp early enough to vet in and set up camp. My good friends Caitlin and Eileen got to come camping with me! It was super fun, and I was happy to have my friends be there to support me.
The ride started at 7 am, and I was one of the last ones to the start line. There was another gentleman next to me on a paint, and the ride volunteers asked us to wait. I wasn't sure why we were waiting, as the rest of the LD riders had left already, but I was abiding by what the check out timer asked me to do. A minute later the ride manager walks up and says, "are you guys doing the LD?", we said "yes", and she says "you better get going"! So we took off. I literally started in the very last place of this ride, and there was 53 riders that started!
We came into the vet check and Sunny looked great. He pulsed down well and passed his vet check with flying colors! While we were there waiting I had a lady approach me and told me she had a juinor rider who's horse was lagging and she couldn't keep up with the group and asked me to take her and sponser her for the rest of the rider. I said "yes" and got to ride with a very wonderful kid, Lyla Scoles on Lucky, the rest of the ride! She was very nice and respectful and a joy to ride with. We started out, and I would say we did 60% of the ride at a nice steady medium paced trot. However, there was a HUGE long downhill on the back side of the course that was ALL rock, horrible big loose rocks that were sharp and slippery, so we ended up walking that entire back section! In fact, it took so long, and we never saw another rider, that the junior and I commented to each other how we must be in last place! We came down off the rocky road and rode through some of the most beautiful trails in San Diego county. We got to the "cookie stop" and asked how many riders had come in before us, and they said just a handful, not too many. We were shocked! We trotted the rest of the way back into camp and finished in 17th and 18th place! Not too shabby on an older horse, and from starting in very last place! So happy with my beautiful boy.


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L'edizione 1981-82 della A' Katīgoria fu la 43ª del massimo campionato cipriota; vide la vittoria finale dell', che conquista il suo undicesimo titolo, il secondo consecutivo.

Capocannoniere del torneo fu, per la quarta volta di fila (l'ottava in carriera), Sōtīrīs Kaïafas dell' con 19 reti.

Classifica finale

G = Partite giocate; V = Vittorie; N = Nulle/Pareggi; P = Perse; GF = Goal fatti; GS = Goal subiti; DR = Differenza reti.
(C): Campione nella stagione precedente
(CC): Vince la Coppa di Cipro

Verdetti
 Omonia Campione di Cipro 1981-82.
 Evagoras Paphos e Keravnos retrocesse in Seconda Divisione.

Qualificazioni alle Coppe europee
 Coppa dei Campioni 1982-1983: Omonia qualificato.
 Coppa delle Coppe 1982-1983: Apollon Limassol qualificato (come finalista di Coppa).
 Coppa UEFA 1982-1983: APOEL qualificato.

Note

Voci correlate
Coppa di Cipro 1981-1982

Collegamenti esterni

Calcio nel 1981
Calcio nel 1982
1981-1982

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August 8, 2020 by Pat Johnson
Revel Scooters – Carroll Gardens
As the Corona virus pandemic slowly receded out of the collective consciousness of Gotham's citizens, lots of issues that were put on the back burner were starting to rear their ugly heads again. The Presidential race, New York City and States fiscal issues, rising crime, the decrease in the city's population, and more resignations from Mayor De Blasio's staff were regular headlines in the paper and one would be hard-pressed to find any good news among the varying topics vying for front-page notoriety. In the midst of all of this was a story that seemingly came out of nowhere but was bubbling under the surface for quite some time, as it was intertwined with the ongoing FHV saga.
On the afternoon of July 18th, WCBS-TV reporter Nina Kapur was riding as a passenger on a Revel scooter that was traveling north on Franklin Ave in Greenpoint. A driver exited a parking space in front of the scooter as it swerved to avoid the car and ended up on it's side. Both her and the still-unidentified driver were thrown onto the street and although she was taken to Bellevue Hospital, she later died from her injuries.
The level of outpouring was intense as several of her on-air colleagues wrote tearful remembrances on social media, for the 26 year-old that only recently joined the station as a reporter. Longtime Anchor Dana Tyler choked up on that Monday's evening newscast as she reported of her passing and a memorial quickly sprung up at the site, with pink "N" and "K" balloons marking the intersection's location. Many were touched at someone who was a rising star at the station and had a tireless work ethic, but it was shocking given how quite the city still was overall during the second half of this year. Although traffic counts in the city have been lower due to the pandemic, CitiBike and Revel usage had still been robust as the systems were still expanding outwards across the Boroughs.
From here on out, that probably won't be true for the latter as the motorized service was temporarily banned by the city not too long after Kapur's passing. There were other notable accidents around the time of it and videos were popping up on social media showing drivers joyriding in them and using the service in a reckless manner. Though helmets were in the back of every Revel scooter, neither Kapur nor the person driving it last month were wearing one at the time of the accident.
Ask any cabdriver whether he or she likes the proliferation of two-wheeled transportation as a way to get around New York and most of the answers will probably involve some grumbling or a four-letter word. Bicycles were around long before horseless carriages were in New York and they will probably be around long after there are flying cars in the air or motorized vehicles are banned outright. In the meantime, the bike lanes will be expanded and various companies will seek to cash in by having their products on the streets of Gotham, or by sponsoring whichever form of transportation is approved for those looking to rent their way from Point A to Point B. Regardless of what wins out, some changes will have to be made in the meantime.
While it's not agreed upon by everyone, licenses, license plates, and a form of insurance in the user agreement would make for a much more safer, and accountable, bicycle and motorized scooter system. Those would be a big step from what's currently in place, but having those regulations in place would improve usage, safety, and make collisions and accidents easier to process should a police report be filed. I've told my passengers for years that I don't mind the bikes, skaters, and such as much as I mind the people riding them and some of their blatant disregard for traffic rules. Had a cabdriver been responsible for the death of a passenger, it's not likely that he or she would be back out on the streets in a matter of days, or would be unidentified in media reports. Yes, driving a bigger vehicle involves more responsibility but passengers in any form of transportation need to be protected as much as possible by ensuring that those at the helm understand that it's a privilege, and not a right, to be taking others around New York.
The other end of the story is how easily the city lets in a service that puts profits and exposure ahead of the well-being of the users. I don't need to remind anyone how much Uber has done a number on us but it is worth noting that passengers in the back of their vehicles are much more likely to get in accidents or be assault victims at the hands of the driver, than by someone operating a yellow cab. Exposés done on Revel in the days after Kapur's death revealed that the scooters were not properly maintained and that their approval process to operate could have been a lot more thorough. Having something that reaches 30 m.p.h. (5 m.p.h. above the citywide speed limit) and could be potentially operated by someone under the influence without a seat belt or helmet on was ultimately going to end up with an accident that was entirely preventable from the get-go.
That's not to say that collisions don't happen at all. Yes, the Vision Zero goals are laudable and worth striving for and yes, motorized vehicles kill more people than bikes or scooters but that doesn't mean that one form of transportation should be held more liable than the other. Revels were not allowed to use bike lanes, highways, or crossings between Boroughs but the result of that was having many on streets without proper separated lanes or commercial traffic that used the same lanes as passenger vehicles. While many streets continued to be reconfigured for bikes, buses, or pedestrians exclusively, recent events such as Nina's indicate that more work needs to be done if various forms of transportation are going to sharing lessening and reconfigured street space in the coming years.
Recent reports have hinted that the city's traffic may be back at pre-Covid levels, or even above it, in the very near future. Although tens of thousands have chosen to work at home or have left the city outright, many of those who remain in Gotham have expressed a reluctance to take mass transit out of fear of catching the virus. Should that come to fruition, single-use of automobiles will only add to the gridlock and pollution that characterized traffic in New York at the height of the last bull run. If the streets become close to capacity again, look for more tragic accidents to happen, regardless of the form of transportation chosen, adherence to the rules, or operational reforms by those looking for cheaper and more mobile ways to get around town. After failing to rein in the explosive growth of new services in recent years, it would be the ultimate disservice to Nina to repeat the same mistakes the next time around.
Nina Kapur Memorial – Greenpoint
Tagged Accident, Nina Kapur, Revel, uber
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This February marks the 25th anniversary of Rose Publishing! Thanks for celebrating 25 years of of loving God and loving others with us! Our little company has come so far and expanded so much. From a few handmade maps and charts in a spare bedroom to two warehouses shipping worldwide, this team has seen some tremendous growth and change over the decades!
Over the last quarter-century, we expanded from solely Bible reference material and the free eCharts you all know and love, to include Christian living, biblical counseling, and kids' Sunday school and devotional material, and it's all been possible due to your support and God's grace!
Today also happens to be #ThrowbackThursday, so we'd love to share some Rose "Then and Now" photos with you!
Since the dawn of Rose Publishing, we've had to upgrade to two warehouses that are moving product faster quicker than Girl Scouts and their cookies!
Aren't you glad about the advances in design and technology? We sure are… I'm convinced we still look good in pink though!
3. Our president Gretchen doesn't seem to change at all other than her hairstyle!
When we find out her secret to being forever-young, maybe we'll make an eChart on it!
4. Even more Christian teaching DVDs!
Dr. Timothy Paul Jones has been on board with us for years hosting our popular DVD series, from Christian History Made Easy to Four Views of the End Times and How We Got the Bible! We're glad to have you Dr. Jones!
5. Look how much we've grown!
Rose Publishing was dreamt up and founded by a public school teacher and a Sunday school teacher. Since Rose's mother-daughter team days, it has stayed feeling like a family business, except we can't fit our staff in one under one roof anymore! Last year, Rose acquired a second building and warehouse to accommodate our new employees and line of RoseKidz products!
Thanks for joining us for this journey! In addition to sharing some photos with you, we also wanted to share a pretty sweet deal that can save a life!
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We will automatically donate $1 for each Rose item you order with this special anniversary coupon to provide clean water for children through Compassion International. Each "water well" is $34 and provides clean water for an entire family. Without these wells, children must travel long distances to find water which is dangerously contaminated with waste and runoff.
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We give God all the glory for 25 amazing years and want to celebrate our anniversary by helping others. There are many great organizations helping children in need. For this anniversary campaign, our donations will go to Compassion International's water well project. (Received top 4-star rating through Charity Navigator). To find out more about this "Safe Water" Well Project, click here.


If you've been following my posts lately, you've seen me explore the tools question numerous times. In this post, I'll explore combining structured authoring with web publishing on WordPress.
In a nutshell, here's the main idea: structured authoring tools are great for authoring content. Web platforms are great for publishing content. My plan is to leverage the best of both worlds by creating content using an XML editor like OxygenXML, and then publish it to a platform like WordPress.
Unquestionably, authoring content with a tool like OxygenXML or another editor is preferable to authoring in a web CMS. Every web-based CMS that I've ever used — WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Google Docs, and even Mediawiki — have all been less than desirable for creating and editing content. These platforms make it easy to publish content, but when you're writing book length material (that is, 100+ pages of a technical guide), you have greater authoring needs.
If you have to create, delete, rename, and move around many pages frequently, it's going to be really tedious doing this in a web-based CMS. For example, if you want to delete a page, you can't just drag the file into the trash. You have to go to your list of pages, find the page, click the delete button below it, and eventually empty it out of the trash so that the permalink the page was using is freed up. And with each navigation point, the site has to load for 1-2 seconds. When you make hundreds of these little edits every day, it makes authoring really cumbersome.
If you add a code sample with angle brackets in Text mode, and then switch to Visual mode and back to Text mode, the rich text editor will remove the code.
If you try to add list formatting with the Visual editor, you end up wrestling it when you try to account for lists broken up by notes, screenshots, subsets, results, and so on. If you switch to straight HTML authoring, it's hard to keep all the tags straight (remembering whether to close or not close a list item based on whether there's a paragraph or image following it, and such). Plus, writing everything directly in HTML is simply cumbersome (this is why Markdown is such a popular syntax for HTML writers).
You can't see prompts about what tags are allowed at different points in your document, nor can you see prompts about the allowed attributes and values for each element. You also can't troubleshoot invalid content by looking at prompts listing reasons for errors.
You can't link topics with each other in ways that update automatically even if the other file name changes.
If you ever need to publish a full PDF, good luck. Almost no WordPress tools are designed to create a PDF from anything more than a single page.
You have to be online the whole time to write and edit content. If your browser freezes, your wifi goes offline, your computer goes into sleep mode and shuts off your wifi, or if you're on a plane or somewhere where there isn't wifi, your productivity drops.
You can't easily re-use content for different audiences. If you have a publishing solution requiring any degree of complexity, such as creating six different outputs (2 products across 3 programming languages each), you will struggle using WordPress. Imagine having to update the same paragraph on six different WordPress sites. You just can't keep so many sources in sync manually. Instead of re-using content for different audiences, with web formats you see a lot of tabbed interfaces that show different programming language snippets or which explain different version notes integrated into the same page for all products.
You can't enforce a specific structure. This means that across writing groups, the content will be less consistent and predictable.
Overall, if you attempt a large scale, complex authoring effort in a platform like WordPress, which is really designed for writing standalone blog posts, you're setting yourself up for frustration.
I'm not saying it's not possible, and if you have simple requirements, you could probably work around all of these limitations. But in my previous job, I worked for about 15 months using nothing but Google Docs and Drupal, and I found the authoring experience to be somewhat challenging. I missed working with my help authoring tools. I longed for a tool that understood my needs as a technical writer.
Before I trash online CMS platforms too much, let me flip to the other side of the problem: structured authoring tools produce poor outputs, for the most part.
Although they're great for authoring content, neither help authoring tools nor structured editing tools seem to publish content in an impressive way on the web. One might say it's unfair to criticize an XML editor for its output, since the whole idea of XML is to separate content and publishing. But at some point, you have to apply a transform to publish XML content, and unless you're developing your own custom transforms, you'll use what's available.
Most of the webhelp outputs available for structured content are frame-based. They look like they belong to the pre-2000 web. Tripane help outputs are hard to customize, they don't display well on mobile, and they lack a lot of the interactive, social functionality of the modern web.
The TOC-heavy paradigm of structured content outputs is the most problematic aspect. Almost all webhelp outputs load up the left or right sidebar with an innumerable number of topics (a massive table of contents) and require the user to expand folders and subfolders and sub-sub-folders to find content. It's essentially the book paradigm transposed onto a web interface.
And yet, almost no complex website publishes its content through a massive table of contents in the sidebar. In fact, tech comm is probably a decade behind web usability in terms of online findability and navigation. Yet this TOC-based navigation is the default paradigm of structures like DITA. The default setup is to create a map file that is a long TOC with various levels of hierarchy.
There are a few DITA vendors in this space with decent looking web outputs, such as Fluid Topics, SuiteShare, DITAweb, WebWorks, and more. But none of them is cheap, and none of them breaks out of the TOC paradigm.
Additionally, there are a few open source HTML help solutions that you can leverage with DITA that look modern (for example, see this Salesforce branded site (which was kind enough to open source its code).
However, I'm not just talking about display. Almost none of these platforms, regardless of the modern look of the display, has the functionality of WordPress for publishing.
I don't mean to dive into each of these features in this post. Instead, I'm simply introducing a new series here that will explore publishing DITA tech comm content with WordPress.
Overall, while you can probably do many of these things with a regular HTML site, you probably can't do them in 10 minutes. With WordPress, you simply leverage a lot of plugins, themes, and other code samples already developed.
Users can reply to replies (nesting threads several levels deep). This is sometimes referred to as threaded conversations.
The author's comments can appear with a special styling. This helps readers know at a glance which comments are the official responses to questions and criticisms.
Users can subscribe to comment threads (by RSS or email) and be notified of updates.
You can auto-close comment capability on old pages, or close comments on a page-by-page basis.
You can integrate plugins like Akismet to handle spam.
You can aggregate comments across all pages into a central display, such as on your homepage or a sidebar.
You can choose to moderate comments before publishing them.
You can integrate social login plugins so users can sign in through Twitter, Facebook, or Google.
You can control how many comments appear below a page before the user must click to see additional comments (so that your page doesn't become infinitely long with 100+ comments).
You can reply to the comments in a central interface on the backend so that you don't have to visit each page directly to add your replies.
You can define who should be sent an email when someone comments. The email could go to an alias that gets distributed to a support team.
You can integrate comments into a live comment feed that dynamically cycles through the comments and makes your site look more alive.
You can integrate plugins that allow commenters to annotate in the margins rather than at the end.
You can customize the commenting form itself.
Many different platforms offer the ability for users to comment on pages, but sometimes the commenting features are pretty simple.
For example, I explored using Oxygen's Webhelp with Feedback output as a means of allowing reviewers to comment on pages. Before I could fully test it, the commenting system broke and I couldn't figure out how to fix it. Overall it felt like a simple feature that was quickly tacked on in a few weeks of coding effort, whereas WordPress' commenting feature is one of its core strengths and is probably more robust than most other tools.
WordPress is free. You won't need to put together major budgetary proposals or get alignment with dozens of stakeholders before you can move forward with a solution. This is something you can probably hack together in a weekend as a proof of concept.
Even when there's a cost associated with a plugin or theme, the cost is minimal (usually under $100). The time the plugin or theme saves you is well worth it.
If you want to pay someone to build a custom plugin, you can do so rather cheaply, for probably under $2,000. There are many WordPress developers you can find to build the functionality you need. In contrast, when you work with a specific tech comm vendor, you're reliant entirely on that vendor (or the vendor's partners) for functionality enhancements.
You can buy a slick, modern looking theme for around $50 and install it with a few clicks. This saves you the hassle of designing one yourself. You could also hire someone to custom brand a theme that matches your corporate site for as little as $1,500.
You can easily make adjustments to the theme with some basic knowledge of CSS and a bit of familiarity with WordPress theme files and tags. You can customize the heck out of anything. And there are thousands of tutorials online to show you how to do just about anything.
Many of the themes look modern and stylish. You won't be embarrassed by the output. Since many managers don't read help anyway, you'll score an immediate win with this crowd.
Probably the greatest strength of leveraging a platform like WordPress is the ability to build on already-available components in order to create a solution. Developers all over the web have already coded beautiful, functional components that you can either purchase cheaply or install for free to get the functionality you want. There's no need to spend time rebuilding or redeveloping all of these components from scratch.
For example, take a look at the Ubermenu. For about $20, you can buy a pretty cool menu that is responsive out-of-the-box, takes a few clicks to install, and allows you to break out of the TOC paradigm in interesting ways. Sure you could have internal front-end designers build a similar feature, but how long would it take, and at what cost?
As a general strategy, we get innovation by piggybacking on each others' efforts. We build on server technology already available to deliver our content. We leverage themes already designed that maximize usability and responsiveness. We use login systems that have already been created to authenticate users against existing protocols. We don't build all of these technologies from scratch every time we need them.
Imagine if every time you wanted toast, you had to build a toaster. Or if every time you wanted electricity, you had to rig up your own dam and coils and run power lines.
This is how innovation works. We don't start over every time. We leverage existing technology and innovate on top of it. With WordPress, most of this functionality is already developed and ready to incorporate into your project.
When you consider the pace of innovation on the web, no tech comm vendor will ever be able to keep up. Can you imagine a vendor offering all the functionality in their platform I listed above?
In contrast, there's a WordPress plugin for virtually any need or situation because its community is so vast (WordPress powers about a quarter of the websites on the web.) No vendor can sanely can offer all of the features that a popular platform like WordPress does. And the pace of technology is only increasing. How can traditional tech comm publishing solutions ever stay current?
In the coming weeks, I'll be exploring the publishing workflow with WordPress in greater detail. At work I have a WordPress multisite set up internally for review of my help content. So far it's working well. There are a few limitations. And I suspect I'll have to eventually consider whether authoring in an external tool is really worth it. But for the time being, this is my workflow: author in DITA, publish with WordPress.
For instructions on importing DITA into WordPress, see the topic in my DITA QRG called Import DITA's XHTML Output into WordPress.


As the EODSA has not yet notified its Membership of this decision the ERSL Management Board has determined that it is important for our members to be made fully aware.
The decision of the EODSA Board to take control of the District Competitive and Development competitions will have an enormous impact on how youth soccer will be provided to you beginning in the fall of 2018. Changes will not only directly affect the provision of District competitions but will also have a dramatic impact on the Regional competition which will continue to be operated by the ERSL. Currently, 309 teams participate at the District level in the ERSL while 91 teams participate at the Regional level in the ERSL.
As a result of the EODSA Board decision the ERSL has begun its budget projections for 2019 and it is evident that there will be a significant impact on the cost of services you are provided. We will need to make significant financial cuts to maintain the level of service currently provided and team registration fees for Regional will increase significantly in order to offset the lower revenue as a result of the movement of District teams out of the ERSL.
If you choose to accept this change, we suggest that you begin assessing the impact that this change will have on your operations and costs for both Regional and District teams.
The ERSL was initially given responsibility of the operation of youth District league competitions within the EODSA so that their overall operation could be provided in a coordinated and efficient manner alongside the Regional league competition. This allowed for the lowest team fees in Ontario, the integration of services, a single point of contact, coordination of rules across all competitions, and the effective and efficient delivery of services to our members.
The ERSL has successfully and consistently provided both Regional and District youth soccer competitions to our Members for the last 5 years; and Regional alone for the last 16 years. You have the ability to retain the quality and consistency of soccer operations that this District currently enjoys. We urge you to call on your District to continue to have the ERSL provide your District Development and Competitive competitions.
That the EODSA Extend the mandate of the ERSL to Manage the EODSA's District Competitive and District Development Competitions until October 2018.
- This will give greater start-up stability to the ERSL through transitions of OPDL.
The ERSL subsequently hired a full-time General Manager and shifted from a Board of Directors to a League Management Board. Shortly thereafter the ERSL was also tasked with operations of the Indoor District Development League as requested by the EODSA and their Membership.
The ERSL submitted an appeal of this motion to Ontario Soccer on the grounds that the EODSA Board did not have authority or jurisdiction to pass a motion, in contradiction of the previously passed motion of The EODSA Membership. Upon receipt of notice of the appeal the EODSA rescinded their July 10th motion and operations of the District Development and Competitive competitions were returned to the ERSL for the remainder of the mandate. The Winter Development League, despite dispute, was not returned to ERSL operations.


Regarding the Rangers, three points out of last overall, notwithstanding games in hand on fellow bottom-feeders, and on the road to get there.
1. The playoffs are more of a pipe dream than ever following one win in the past seven games (1-2-4) and three in the past 14 (3-6-5), so the debate can cease whether it would be good or bad for the franchise to somehow find a way into the tournament as first-round fodder. Rather, it is time for David Quinn to start coaching toward the trade deadline and build the value of his players, even if that might not align with the short-time objective of winning the next game.
This applies specifically to Kevin Shattenkirk, who likely will return Monday in St. Louis after missing a seventh straight game Saturday in Nashville, and needs to play a prominent role following this latest setback.
Quinn's sudden love affair with a five-forward power play makes no sense, given that the formation bumps Neal Pionk, the club's most efficient player on the man-advantage, to the second unit. Replacing Pionk with, in essence, Vladislav Namestnikov, substitutes a half-wall passer for a shooter/passer at the top. Beyond that, if Pionk is bumped to the second unit, what does that mean for Shattenkirk?
Would Quinn — or assistant David Oliver, if he is calling the shots here — go with a pair of righty defensemen on the points on the second power-play unit, or does No. 22 drop out altogether? And what sense would that make?
It is not about whether Shattenkirk — who had been receiving limited second-unit power-play time even before he suffered his shoulder separation in Tampa on Dec. 10 — merits the time over Pionk (clearly, he does not) or merits the time at all. It is about putting Shattenkirk, who will turn 30 before the end of next month and has two years at an annual $6.65 million cap hit remaining on his contract that includes a limited no-trade clause, in the best possible situation to increase — if not, establish — his value on the market. And if not on the market, then to the Rangers.
If Shattenkirk does not get substantial time on the power play — and with the team's loaded unit that features Chris Kreider, Mika Zibanejad and Kevin Hayes — then the Rangers have a $6.65 million third-pair defenseman who gets occasional time on the power play even though running the man-advantage unit has been one of his prime assets. It is Keith Yandle on the third pair and second power-play unit. It is Bobby Holik as first-line center. It is Eric Staal at third-line left wing.
Shattenkirk failing to get a first unit assignment upon his return is self-defeating.
2. Mats Zuccarello, who is also on that Power Five Unit, has done nothing to increase his value on the market in the six games he has played since returning from his extended groin-related absence. The Rangers should not wait for an unlikely bidding war to develop for the impending free agent. It does no good for a team to keep a veteran who knows he is out the door any longer than necessary.
To that end, general manager Jeff Gorton, who is scouting the World Juniors in British Columbia, should be aggressive in attempting to jump the market on Zuccarello. If fortunate, the Rangers might be able to get a package equivalent to the one they got last year from the Devils for Michael Grabner (a second-round pick plus a reasonable prospect).
3. Pavel Buchnevich, who has one goal and one assist over his past six games since returning from his five-week absence (broken thumb) and is pointless in his past four, is frustrated by his lack of production. Buchnevich had a glorious opportunity in the final 1:10 of regulation against the Flyers on Sunday, but missed the net from the slot. Philadelphia won in a shootout.
4. The Rangers have held third-period leads in 17 games. They have blown eight of them, going 3-3-2 in those contests, all of the victories via shootout.


Originally developed in 1880 as an open-air farmers' market, this 114-acre park has a lovely sunken rose garden and three museums—the California African American Museum, the California Science Center, and the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County—as well as an IMAX theater. There's also the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and Sports Arena, where Olympic festivities were held in 1932 and 1984 and where USC games are now played. Good news for commuters: The Metro Expo Line, which connects the Westside to Downtown Los Angeles, has a stop at Exposition Park. Note that the park and neighborhood are sketchy at night.


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Good news for many that finally a new cure for HIV is has found. Yes, Pittsburgh scientists reported that they found an immunotherapy approach that kicks and kills HIV out of hiding in the immune system.
It's a common belief since years that HIV/AIDS is one epidemic disease which has no cure. And that was true also. There are treatments available for the disease which allow the patient to live a healthy life but, they are not a permanent cure.
However, this belief has been changed now. Yes, and not only us but this news surely has made us heave a sigh of relief to millions of people.
There were approximately 36.9 million people worldwide living with HIV/aids in 2017, according to UNAIDS. And, at the same time, 940,000 [670,000−1,300,000] people died globally in 2017 from HIV.
Well, researchers are still trying hard to find a permanent cure for this. Recently another study was published in EBioMedicine journal which was conducted by scientists from the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
The study stated that the immune cells are the cure for HIV/AIDS. And, this is the all-in-one remedy for HIV/AIDS.
In this process, the immune cells recognize the Cytomegalovirus (CMV) and then kick the cells out of hiding. This all happens, particularly in the immune system.
However, this discovery has been only made in the laboratory. Therefore, it is still to be examined in clinical trials. At least, it is confirmed that the cells that were used for the study were taken from HIV patients.
How They Found the Cure?
Additionally, Co-Author Charles Rinaldo, Ph.D., Professor, and Chair of Pitt Public Health's Department of Infectious Diseases and Microbiology said about how they got the clue for such kind of cure.
"The immune system spends a lot of time keeping CMV in check; in some people, 1 one out of every 5 T cells are specific to that one virus.
Further, they executed the experiment. For that, all they needed was blood from people with HIV controlled by ART. So, they told in an interview that around two dozen people stepped up from the Pitt Men's Study.
"The MACS participants were vital to the success of this study.
Well to cancer immunotherapies, dendritic cells are key cells, and Senior Author Mailliard earlier also worked with a team developing such a therapy to treat melanoma. Moreover, to induce the immune system to kill HIV, conventional dendritic cells also have been used. However, they hadn't yet been utilized to "kick" HIV out of hiding in the body.
So, the team engineered "antigen-presenting type 1-polarized, monocyte-derived dendritic cells" (MDC1) in this study. And, that was primed in the lab to seek out and initiate CMV-specific cells with the thought that they also may carry latent HIV.
So, the time MDC1 added back to T helper cells carrying latent HIV, they changed that latency as expected, and also kicked the virus out of hiding. And in this way, the big test came.
"Without adding any other drug or therapy, MDC1 were then able to recruit killer T cells to eliminate the virally infected cells.
Can HIV Patients Lead a Normal Life After This?
It is expected that this study will lead to the development of a vaccine. That means, in the future, this vaccine will help HIV patients even to stop taking medicine.
Also, these regular medicines will enable patients to have a normal life like others. And, they will not need the medicines after getting vaccinated. Also, they will have a normal life without everyday medications.
As one more benefit, the vaccine will help them to keep a check on the HIV, and if ever detected in future, it will not only kick the virus out of hiding but will also kill it.
These medicines are part of antiretroviral therapy. Under this therapy, they dominate the HIV infection fairly well and also control it. Hence, the virus cannot be detected in the blood because of this. More importantly, it will not infect other people as well.
However, this is only possible when the person takes medicines regularly because if the person stops taking the medicines, the case will not be similar. Also, the virus will become potent enough to cause HIV/AIDS if any irregularity occurs.
Moreover, as one disadvantage, the medicines have some side-effects also. And, because of this, scientists are trying to discover a replacement for it.
1. First Success: The "Berlin Patient"
The first person who got treated was Timothy Ray Brown. He was an American living in Berlin. First, he was cured with HIV and then with advanced leukemia in 2007.
Gero Hütter, a German oncologist, M.D., chose to try a never-before-attempted stem cell transplant with Brown. However, the method was extremely unsafe. Still, Brown's disease remains in remission, and successful.
Also, he has been not using HIV medications after his transplant. And, it's been 12 years now there is still no sign of active HIV anywhere in his body.
2. Second Success: The "London Patient"
After Brown, an unnamed man living in London is the second patient who has been cured of HIV in September 2017. He also faced the same situation as Brown although the cancer type was different. He was suffering from Hodgkin lymphoma (cancer) which stopped responding to treatment. Then later he was matched with a donor whose CD4 cells had a rare mutation, and because of them, it became impossible for most strains of HIV to infect them. In this way, the attempt appears to have worked for the second time in history.
However, it's been only three years since transplant though it's too early to call the London patient "cured." Well, doctors gave him the green signal on March 4, 2019, to stop taking HIV medication two years ago only. After months of watching and waiting, doctors claimed that he is indeed the second person ever cured of HIV infection.
3. Third Success: The "Dusseldorf Patient"
Same as the other two HIV-free patients, this patient also underwent the same type of bone marrow transplant. In this case, researcher Annemarie Wensing of University Medical Center Utrecht told New Scientist magazine that it is now three months after he stopped taking antiviral drugs, biopsies from the patient's gut and till now lymph nodes show no infectious HIV.
Hence, we have seen how three people got cured of this threatening disease and what was the new study conducted by scientists from the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health in terms of HIV.
Well, it's surely a piece of great news that our doctors and scientists have found a cure for HIV as stats suffering from the disease is very high. It's no less than an achievement in the field of medical science. Isn't it?


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Review: THE EMISSARY by Yoko Tawada
Jan 9, 2019Reviews
The Emissary
Translated by Margaret Mitsutani
New Directions Publishing
Review by Riley Bingham
Yoshiro rents a dog from the Rent-a-Dog store for his daily jog. Except Yoshiro can't call his exercise jogging, as jogging is a foreign word. Nor is Yoshiro understood by saying he's taking a dog for a walk, because to take the dog for a walk is an obsolete and foreign expression in this mysterious, cloistered, post-disaster country of The Emissary, where "the shelf life of words," the narrator observes, is "getting shorter all the time."
Yoko Tawada is one of the century's most famously exophonic authors, and not just because she writes in both her native Japanese and German. A Tokyo-born woman living in Berlin for almost three decades, Tawada has, in her career, outlined a relationship to language in which language often plays the role of a playful muse. Language not in the sense of the mere beauty of words, but language in the sense of worlds of homophony waiting to unfold from any word, of any language; language in the sense of the frisson of inspiration that can spark as words from different languages strike. Tawada in her own words, from an interview with Bettina Brandt:
"You can give a word more depth by listening to its history. Then we can ask ourselves, within one culture, what a certain word meant for Goethe or for Schiller…in the eighteenth century…in the fifteenth century…What I am doing now in my writing, however, is to ask what a particular word means when it is inserted in the context of multicultural and multilingual world where words from different languages create purely poetic correspondences."
That was 2005. In 2018, with The Emissary, Tawada continues her long exploration of multilingual world beyond purely poetic correspondences and asks, what happens when a multilingual world shuts itself off?
The Japan of The Emissary has isolated itself from the world, cutting away any vestiges of foreignness in its culture. It is unclear what government-imposed penalty awaits citizens who won't let go of their foreign words, but Yoshiro can't take the chance. He's responsible for more than himself; he's got a sickly great-grandson to care for.
Proof of the endurance and savviness of Tawada's obsession is that she chooses to set her story–one of a mysterious human-made disaster that has left the adult population of Japan seemingly deathless–in the eyes of Yoshiro, who was a novelist before the world changed. What better vessel to illuminate the profound loss in the banned language than one whose life was language, one for whom every word lost is a phantom limb.
This absented, contraband language builds another barrier besides mere age to communicating with his great-grandson, Mumei. Yoshiro has entire lexicons at his disposal Mumei wouldn't understand. There are words Yoshiro will say in the privacy of home, but what might happen should his great-grandson repeat these sounds in public? Tawada does an expert job leveraging small worries and communication breakdowns like this into a subtle, low-level worry collecting like a gas in the small spaces of each page.
And it's this language gap that makes The Emissary stand out among the disaster- or apocalypse-adjacent novels of our moment. Tawada pushes beyond the staid exhibitions of infrastructural fallout so possible for novels of natural disaster or political upheaval to languish in, instead showing a society's deeper, more abstracted fissures. The language gap between Yoshiro's and Mumei's generations shows how disaster can, in an instant, tear new generations out of whole, poisoned cloth. No longer are the easy and steady divisions of generations across an aging population: there are only those who lived before, who remember the old world and its language, and those who came after.
One of the questions the novel poses, then, is: which of these generations has it worst?
If The Emissary pities Yoshiro and his undying ilk, it is not for his loss of language, a society, a world. If the novel pities Yoshiro, it is for the pain of his own incommunicable pity, a pity for his great-grandson.
Yoshiro's great-grandson, Mumei, like all other children in this new world, is different from the children of Yoshiro's childhood, and of his children's' childrens' childhood. Mumei has trouble eating, walking, holding up his head. Mumei, and his whole generation, is born into the pain and debility of mysteriously premature senescence: basically, they're tiny people more feeble than their own great-grandparents.
We might catch on to something of Mumei's essential instability from the novel's first page, where his head is described as "too large for his slender long neck," and his hair are "fine as silk threads stuck to his scalp, damp with sweat." But this is one of The Emissary's great pleasures: it opens its world slowly, resisting with great discipline the urge to explain everything at once.
Tawada repeatedly buries the lede with respect to the novel's big questions. What is Mumei's experience like? How did he, and the other children, develop their condition? And, always lingering in the background, the question of what happened. What happened to the world? What happened to make chrysanthemums double in size, to change a person's sex numerous times in one life, to make Mumei's bones refuse calcium, to make his hand shake, lifting a spoon to his mouth?
To the reader, and to Yoshiro, Mumei's existence seems like one of torture, wracked by myriad inexplicable agonies. But these children born in the new world have no point of comparison but the new world. Mumei feels little sense of being different in regards to his weak body, his tender mouth full of weak, soft teeth:
The rye bread Great-grandpa toasts for me smells good, but it's sure hard to chew. The mean little spikes of dried grain stick to the soft places inside my mouth all at once. I taste blood…Once when I said, 'This toast tastes like blood,' Great-grandpa looked like he was about to cry, so I decided never to say that again. Great-grandpa has real bushy eyebrows and a square jaw, so he looks strong, but his feelings get hurt real easily, and he often looks like he's about to cry. For some reason he seems to pity me.
For all of Mumei's quirk and wonder, Tawada is at her most gutting when showing the world through his uncomplaining viewpoint. Mumei's stoicism in pain doesn't absolve those responsible for creating the new world. Mumei is supposed to be the novel's hero, its titular emissary, some vague sort of light to guide humanity back towards what Yoshiro would call a "normal" future. But if Mumei is a beacon, it's hard not to see, too, the shadow he casts: beyond a damning critique of the guilty parties (all preceding humanity), his perspective offers a subtle appraisal of the human capacity for historical ignorance, and this capacity's tendency towards a normalization of any disaster we pull upon ourselves.
The Emissary's back copy proclaims that Tawada turns "inside out the dystopian scenario," and Booklist blurbs the novel's ability to "both chastise humanity for the path we are taking…and look hopefully toward an unknown future," and they're kind of right: this isn't The Road, by any means. On certain pages, this dystopia can dwarf mere depression, but it is undeniably a departure from the self-serious brinkmanship developed in the apocalypse genre over the last decade or so, and the praise it's received for this is warranted, due evidence of just how relieving and satisfying the humor and beauty found in the novel can be, given its context. And much of this humor and beauty is achieved through Mumei, the world's diminutive, could-be-savior.
Mumei's delights are as nimble and bright as the novel itself. In one of its best runs, The Emissary shifts easily into Mumei's voice, giving a glimpse of the novel's strange, new world, not through the eyes of one awed (and saddened) by its difference from our own, but through a gaze of childlike mild wonder mixed with equanimity, where the problems are kid problems, not world problems.
And this new world feels real, and it feels entrancing–able to hold our attention by its odd familiarity, its unimaginable changes to the natural world, and the creeping sensation of its potential possibility. Tawada's disaster world is fantastical, but doesn't feel like a fantasy. Reading The Emissary, as in reading any Tawada, often feels like Mumei felt reading the words for animals that Yoshiro has written down on a calendar in the kitchen:
"It wasn't just the Naumann Mammoth that cast a spell on Mumei. When he heard or saw the word heron, for instance, or sea turtle, he became obsessed, unable to take his eyes off the name from which he believed a living creature might emerge."


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Hanen issued the February injunction at the request of a coalition of 26 states, led by Texas, which have filed a lawsuit (State of Texas, et al v. United States of America, et al) to stop the Obama administration's executive action, saying it is unconstitutional. Since his latest order is issued pursuant to that lawsuit, the "defendants" that he names generically in his order include the defendants in the original suit, which includes, in addition to the United States of America, which is generally represented by Department of Justice attoneys: Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection R. Gil Kerlikowske, Deputy Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Ronald D. Vitiello, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Thomas S. Winkowski, and Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Leon Rodriguez.
"In addition to the individual Defendants, the Government shall bring all relevant witnesses on this topic as the Court will not continue this matter to a later date," Hanen also wrote.
The "2,000" that Hanen referred to was the number of three-year work permits that the administration had issued to illegal immigrants in violation of his injunction.
DHS Secretary Johnson sent an executive action memorandum last November to the heads of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection expanding "deferred action" (another name for amnesty) by directing "USCIS to establish a process, similar to DACA, for exercising prosecutorial discretion through the use of deferred action to certain categories of individuals, principally those who had a son or daughter who is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident."
Hanen's injunction banned the government from implementing the action directed by Johnson, which included extending two-year work permits for qualifying illegal aliens to three years. Justice Department attorneys apologized to Hanen for a lapse in correcting the expansion of DACA, which they said was an error.
The judge told the government attorneys that if they did not promptly correct the mistake, he would consider imposing sanctions, an action he has taken only twice during the past 14 years.
Hanen's July 7 order indicated that he was losing patience with the Obama administration's lack of compliance. He gave the parties to the suit until July 31 to file a status report with his court about progress made to reverse DHS's implementation of Johnson's November 20, 2014 memorandum that had begun before Hanen issued his injunction on February 18. According to the order, DHS had granted benefits pursuant to Johnson's memorandum to 108,800 individuals.
The Government promised this Court on May 7, 2015, that "immediate steps" were being taken to remedy the violations of the injunction…. Yet, as of June 23, 2015 — some six weeks after making that representation — the situation had not been rectified. With that in mind, the Court hereby sets a hearing for August 19, 2015, at 10:00 a.m.
If the Government remedies this situation and comes into compliance with this Court's injunction by July 31, 2015, it shall include a summary of that situation in the July 31, 2015 report to the Court. If the Court is satisfied with the Government's representations, it will cancel the August 19, 2015 hearing. Otherwise, the Court intends to utilize all available powers to compel compliance.
If "the government" (that is, the Departments of Homeland Security and Justice) believes that it can wear Hanen down though repeated stalling, they may have underestimated the judge. He has exhibited dogged persistence throughout the history of this case and has shown no signs of letting the Obama administration off the hook.


Everyday we all come across few scientific terms that we don't know. Generally if you are not from science background, you may find trouble understanding things in everyday life. Either you are a student or not, if you see a word you don't know meaning of, you would open a dictionary or search Google to find the meaning. You wish if there was an app where you can find the answer. Science Glossary is one such education app that is for use to everyone, from a high school student to a science enthusiast.
Science Glossary is an education app that helps you understand the meaning of scientific terms and definitions. You can refer to this app for anything remotely related to science that you don't understand. In simple words, this app is a glossary of scientific term and short biographies. The app is created in such a way that it redirects you to a related website for detailed biographies.
Using the education app Science Glossary is very easy and simple. Download the app and simply open it to use. No registration, sign up or log in is needed to use Science Glossary.
When you open the app, you can see an index of scientific terms and names. On top of the list there is a search option that you can use to search a word in the app. Finding a word or a term in the index is very easy as they are arranged in alphabetical manner. When you have found the word and click it, you can see the meaning or definition of the word specified.
Index: It will take you back to index where you can start the search again and find the meaning of the word again. In other words, it will take you to the home page of the education app Science Glossary.
Random: Clicking it will show a number of random scientific terms. Each time you click the random button you will see different scientific terms.
Modules: Each word belong to certain modules. One word can belong to one or more modules and when you click on the certain module, you will be redirected to vision learning website. You can study the whole module on the website.
Image: If a scientific term has an image saved with it, clicking the image button will show the image. Image option is extremely rare.
There are hyperlinks attached to the terms that need further study. If the word you are looking for is biographical, the hyperlink will take you to a certain website to give you detail information about the scientific personality. Click on the hyperlink of John Couch Adams redirected to history encyclopedia, and Madam Curie hyperlink redirected to Nobel Prize website.
There is absolutely no doubt that Science Glossary is the best education app available for all age group. Learning science has never been easier and simpler. This is one app I would suggest you must have in your iPhone if you want to stay updated and not feel stupid.