Beta Lambda group picture – Host Chapter.
Beta Lambda Chapter of Winston-Salem hosted the Eastern Region Xinos/Kudos Youth Leadership Conference March 15-17 at the Downtown Marriot. These are ninth through twelfth grade girls (Xinos) and boys (Kudos). Noreen Little is the Eastern Region Director and Donna Mickens is president of the local chapter.
National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, Inc. consists of professional female educators who are committed to stimulating personal growth among teachers, fostering a true spirit of sisterhood, promoting the highest ideals of the teaching professional and encouraging the development and potential of our youth.
There were over 400 attendees from states from Connecticut to North Carolina. Activities included a college fair, an activity station with a photo booth by Memory Lane Photographers, "Getting to know you!", and table games. The Health Fair included screenings and information on nutrition, mental and emotional health, bullying and other issues.
Over 140 10th and 11th graders participated in a "Campus Crawl" to University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Wake Forest University and Winston-Salem State University. They had guided tours by alumni and professors.
The theme for the conference was: "Discovering K.E.Y.S. – Unlocking Your Dreams." During the conference, the youth displayed their talent through oratorical presentations, step competition, talent (vocal, instrumental, spoken word, dance), science, art, activity books, and non-competitive.
Each chapter could submit Scholar of the Year applications for the Gladys Merritt Ross Memorial Scholarship Award. The Scholar of the Year for Beta Lambda is Xino Kenya Brabham. The winner for the Xinos was Jasmine Rowland of Xi Chapter of West Chester, Pennsylvnia, and Kudos Gray Hall, Beta Chapter from Washington, D.C., each receiving a trophy and a monetary gift.
Youth also have an opportunity to submit an essay on the theme prior to the conference. The winner for Xinos was Danielle Jenkins, Alpha Chapter of Jersey City, New Jersey, and Kudos was Jordan Leake, Epsilon Alpha Chapter from Somerset, New Jersey.
The finale for the evening was the Parade of Seniors. They were presented by chapters, entering with their banners, walking the red carpet. They stated their name and the college or university attending in the fall. Beta Lambda has seven seniors: Xinos Kenya Brabham, Rashawana Huntley, Da'Maya Jefferies, Kendall O'Neal; Kudos Duronza Artis, Eric Cherry and Shawn Johns.


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Managing Polygenic Disease : Canine Hip Dysplasia as an Example
Polygenic disorders have been difficult for breeders to manage. Examples are hip dysplasia, many congenital heart defects, and epilepsy. To manage them, they must be considered as threshold traits. A number of genes must combine to cross a threshold producing an affected individual. If phenotypically normal parents produce affected offspring, both should be considered to carry a genetic load that combined to cause the disorder.
Hip dysplasia is a classic example of a polygenically controlled hereditary disease. Due to genetically controlled defects in anatomy and/or joint laxity, affected dogs can become lame, and eventually crippled due to secondary osteoarthritis. The genetic test used to manage hip dysplasia is the pelvic radiograph (x-ray). The Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) has a longstanding hip dysplasia registry to attempt to manage the disorder based on an extended-hip radiograph. OFA ratings are based on hip joint conformation (anatomy), joint laxity, and remodeling (arthritic changes).
The PennHip method of evaluating hip status is based on a measurement of joint laxity different from that recorded on the extended leg radiograph. The PennHip method utilizes a radiograph taken while applying a uniform force on the hips of an anesthetized dog to measure the maximum distractibility of the hips. By computing a breed average of distractibility, and selecting for tighter hips than the breed average, it is believed that the incidence of hip dysplasia should decrease over time.
There are pros and cons to both the OFA and PennHip radiographic methods of managing hip dysplasia. The OFA radiograph documents anatomical abnormalities (shallow sockets, early bony changes), but only natural laxity in a hip extended view. The PennHip radiograph documents maximum distractibility, but many dogs with a high distraction index do not develop hip dysplasia. It is shown that both techniques have false positive and false negative results. For both methods, radiographic findings at an early age are highly correlated to dysplasia at a later age. OFA does not provide permanent certification until two years of age, but offers preliminary evaluations at any age.
We know that the environment has a role in the expression of hip dysplasia. Ovemutrition and excessive environmental trauma during the critical periods of ossification will promote later dysplastic development. While limiting these environmental stresses is prudent in pet dogs, it is recommended that breeders not overly protect or overly stress their dog's development. You do not want to mask the expression of dysplasia causing genes in breeding stock. Breeders should evaluate prospective breeding dogs raised under fairly uniform conditions, which neither promote, nor overly protect against hip dysplasia.
One reason we have not had great progress with managing hip dysplasia is that it is being treated as a single gene disease, with a test for carriers. In canine hip dysplasia, there is no excellent hip gene, although that is what most breeders are selecting for. In polygenic disorders, the phenotype of the individual does not directly represent its genotype. Breeders must break down affected phenotypes into traits that more directly represent the genes that control them.
These include clinical signs of lameness (especially during the critical period of bony ossification between six and eighteen months of age), palpable laxity under anesthesia, deep acetabula, rounded femoral heads, the absence of remodeling, deeply seated hips on an extended leg view, and radiographic distractibility.
All dogs do not have hip dysplasia due to the same gene combinations. A dog with laxity and subluxation but normal anatomy, has hip dysplasia caused by different genes than a dog with no subluxation but malformed sockets. Selection against the components of the syndrome may provide better control. If a quality dog is to be bred, but has shallow hip sockets, it should be bred to a dog with deep hip sockets. Two dogs with fair hips can be bred together and produce much worse hips if they share detrimental traits, or could improve on each other if they compliment each other's good traits. You need to select for enough genes influencing normal development, to get above the threshold where dysplasia develops. Not all of these aspects will ensure a genetically normal dog, but the chances increase with the more of these that are present.
Another reason for diminished progress against hip dysplasia and other polygenic disorders is that breeders have been selecting for generations of phenotypically normal parents and grandparents (depth of pedigree). In polygenic disorders the phenotype of the full brothers and sisters more directly represent the range of genes present in the breeding individual. In other words, the breadth of the pedigree is as important, if not more important than the depth of the pedigree in managing polygenic disease. Phenotypically normal dogs from litters with a high incidence of dysplasia are expected to pass on many genes that promote hip dysplasia. By selecting for breadth of phenotypically normal littermates of breeding dogs, and of parents of breeding dogs, all breeds should realize a decrease in hip dysplasia. In addition, the offspring of breeding dogs should be monitored to see which are passing the disorder with higher frequency. Open health registries, such as maintained by the OFA, and the Canine Health Information Center (CHIC; www.caninehealthinfo.org) can assist breeders with this assessment.
Many polygenic disorders have a major recessive or dominant trigger gene that must be present to produce an affected individual. The trigger gene in one breed or family may be different from the gene in others. Consequently, one test may not provide useful information for all breeds. Molecular genetic research to identify these genes can allow better control of polygenic disorders such as hip dysplasia, epilepsy, and cataracts in the future.
In summary, managing polygenically inherited disorders involves; 1) identifying traits that more closely represent genes being selected against, 2) the standardization of nuisance factors (such as environment) that can limit your selective pressure against the genes and 3) selecting for breadth of pedigree as well as depth of pedigree.

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MBBS – Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery
The Latin phrase Medicinae Baccalaureus Baccalaureus Chirurgiae, which stands for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, is also referred to as MBBS or BMBS. This is a program leading to an undergraduate degree in the medical and surgical fields. The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery are the first two advanced and professional undergraduate medical degrees. Given that it is arguably one of the best degrees in the world, obtaining an MBBS from one of the best medical schools formally transforms a person into a medical professional.
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This is a very time-consuming study that calls for a lot of patience and skill. The bravest and most humble profession is that of a medical professional. Participants can learn how to diagnose and treat particular diseases from the curriculum's descriptions of different medical specialties and human anatomy. The many medical specialties covered by an MBBS degree enable students to gain a thorough understanding of their chosen field. In this article, we've covered the specifics of the MBBS program, including MBBS admission, courses to take after MBBS, the MBBS tuition schedule, and post-MBBS career options.
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery is the full name for MBBS. A five-year undergraduate medical degree program leads to the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, or MBBS degree. The Latin phrase Medicinae Baccalaureus Baccalaureus Chirurgiae is the source of the terms Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, and MBBS.
Name of Course Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Abbreviation MBBS
Type Degree
Field Healthcare
Course Eligibility 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
Course Duration 5.5 years
Course Average Fee Rs. 70,000 to Rs.2,500,000
Course Average Salary Rs. 360,000 per annum
Career Opportunities Doctor, Physician, Endocrinologist, Pathologist, Neurologist, Cardiologist, Gynaecologist
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Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery is referred to as MBBS. Due to the fact that admissions are granted based on NEET exam rank, it is a very competitive program. Every year, thousands of students take the NEET exam to be admitted to MBBS programs. To prepare for the NEET exam and gain admission to prestigious medical colleges in India, many students skip a year of school.
When students achieve the necessary admissions scores, they must show up for the NEET counseling process. Numerous opportunities for a medical career in the healthcare sector are made available by successfully completing an MBBS. After successfully completing an MBBS program, candidates may choose to pursue an MS, MD, or DNB in any related specialization.
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Medical colleges and universities grant the MBBS degree, a professional undergraduate degree in the fields of surgery and medicine. A Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery are two distinct degrees, despite what the name suggests; they are combined into a single discipline and practiced together. An internship is included in the five- to six-year duration of the MBBS degree.
Candidates for this program must have completed 10+2 coursework in physics, chemistry, biology, and English. Candidates who want to pursue their career as a doctor should earn an MBBS degree.
One of the best professional degrees in science and medicine is the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. The MBBS program lasts five years plus a year-long internship in a nonprofit organization, hospital, or rehabilitation facility.
Candidates must be eligible to receive a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (BMBS) or Master of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. Candidates should also be aware of the fundamental prerequisites, such as course comprehension, for pursuing a bachelor's degree in medicine or a bachelor's degree in surgery. These are the requirements that students must meet in order to be eligible for MBBS admission:
Although the minimum score requirements can vary, general applicants must have received at least 50% on the intermediate test.
To take the MBBS NEET exam, you must be at least 17 years old.
The medical entrance exam required for admission to an MBBS program must be passed by applicants.
Candidates should have completed at least 10 + 2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as required subjects.
Candidates must have a minimum of 40% to be eligible for the reserved category.
The MBBS course has a 25-year age limit as its upper age limit.
Students can enroll in the MBBS program offered by various institutions and schools in a number of ways. The educational institutions that offer the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery programs have different recruitment strategies they employ to enroll students. Candidates must adhere to the various strategies with a thorough understanding in order to be admitted to universities and earn an MBBS degree. The different ways that applicants may be accepted to this degree are described below.
Entry-level tests: Colleges and universities most frequently use medical entrance exams to evaluate applicants. Candidates for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (BMBS or MBBS) degree take various entrance exams.
Students can apply to prestigious universities that offer these degrees based on their exam results.
Merit-based: There are colleges and universities that offer applicants admission to these programs based on the grades received in 10 + 2. The requirements for eligibility are based on the skills acquired in 10 + 2. These colleges frequently accept applicants based on their cut-off lists. However, there are very few of these colleges, and the medical entrance exam is a requirement for this particular degree.
A few universities hold entrance exams for the bachelor's degrees in medicine and surgery (BMBS or MBBS). Some top universities base admission decisions for this degree on both the entrance exam and the cumulative grade point average from the student's last year of school.
NEET, or the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Exam
Admission to the MBBS program is determined by passing the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Exam for Undergraduate Courses (NEETE-UG). All medical universities and colleges around the world use NEET-UG as their standard entry-level admissions foundation. Every single candidate who wishes to be hired for the MBBS program must submit an application for the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Exam-UG.
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Previously there was an exception for admissions to AIIMS and JIPMER MBBS because these educational institutions seemed to undertake their own medical entrance exam. But meanwhile, those examinations have also been eliminated.
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The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (BMBS) or Baccalaureus Medicinae, Baccalaureus Chirurgiae (MBBS) degree programme is a national undergraduate specialist graduate degree program for medical aspiring candidates. This MBBS course programme allows interested and eligible candidates to study medicine and surgery in the country. The length of the MBBS course is five and a half years, with a one-year internship.
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Through its MBBS degree programs, the university seeks to give all MBBS students a cutting-edge, growth-driven education. A Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Surgery degree makes graduates marketable in the current global environment. Since there are fewer job opportunities in the market and there are far more doctors than there are openings, there is a huge demand for medical professionals throughout India. Students have the chance to accomplish their goals in the medical and healthcare sectors by earning an MBBS degree.
Ophthalmology General Medicine
Orthopedics General Surgery
Anaesthesiology Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Dermatology ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat)
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We have mentioned below MBBS subjects. It may vary from college to college.
Semester-I
Fundamentals of Disease and Treatment Locomotor System
Introduction to Medical Practice I Introduction to Molecular Medicine
Cell Biology Introduction of Embryology and Histology
Semester-II
Health and the Environment Neuroscience 1 (Peripheral System)
Basic Haematology Respiratory System
Healthcare Concepts –
Semester-III
General Pathology Environmental Pathology
Neoplasia Nutrition Disorders
Hereditary Disorder Immunity
Semester-IV
Systemic Pathology Alimentary System
Haematology Common Symptoms and Signs
Cardiovascular System –
Semester-V
Special Pathology Growth Disturbance and Neoplasia
Clinical Pathology Immunopathology
General Pathology –
Semester-VI
Epidemiology of communicable diseases Reproductive and child health
Epidemiology of non‐communicable diseases –
Semester-VII
Infectious disease Diseases of immune system, connective tissue and joints
Nutritional disease Hematology and Oncology
Geriatric disease –
Semester-VIII
Endocrine disease Brain Death, Organ donation, Organ preservation
Metabolic and Bone disease Nervous system
Emergency medicine and critical care –
Semester-IX
Nervous system Environmental disorders, poisoning and snake bite
Kidney disease Emergency medicine and critical care
Aspirants' average pay for an MBBS program varies gradually. The sector, company, and candidate's commitment and work history may all have an impact on the variation. The MBBS salary scale according to years of experience is listed below.
Year-wise salary for MBBS
Experience (in years) Salary scale from Salary
0-6 years 2 to 4 lakh per annum 5 to 8 lakh per annum
6-12 years 6 to 10 lakh per annum 10 to 14 lakh per annum
12-20 years 11 to 14 lakh per annum 15 to 20 lakh per annum
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MBBS students are extremely focused on the healthcare sector. MBBS students can find employment in both the public and private sectors. The fields of biomedical firms, medical facilities, healthcare facilities, laboratories, emergency rooms, community health centers, and private practice all offer more than enough employment opportunities for these specialists. With the growth and commercialization of the healthcare sector, MBBS students appear to have a variety of options.
The majority of students choose to pursue a master's degree in this field in order to become well-known doctors, even though the MBBS is a medical degree that allows graduates to prescribe medications.
Apollo Munich Health Industries Co Ltd, Medanta Hospitals, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd, Fortis Healthcare Ltd, and Cipla Ltd are the principal recruitment firms for MBBS candidates, and they offer positions like anesthetist, cardiologist, and many others.
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In this section, we have discussed some of the career opportunities after MBBS degree.
Medical Officers: Doctors who are primarily in charge of clinics are known as medical officers, also known as chief medical officers. These doctors strongly advise their patients in addition to offering medical assistance, identifying issues, and instructing patients on how to manage medical conditions and illnesses. One of the best career options for MBBS graduates is this field. Medical officers are crucial in overseeing patient care and the tasks performed by other medical personnel. They may occasionally be able to actively participate in the treatment when services are first implemented. They may very well support the evaluation and diagnosis of treatment plans and needs for both families and individuals.
Medical Surgeon: The surgeon is responsible for making the crucial diagnosis for the patient, performing the surgery, and providing the patient with ongoing medical attention and treatment. One of the best post-MBBS career options is surgery. The surgical team leader is frequently considered to be the surgeon. Medical surgeons work to make sure that all of the other leaders of the surgical team collaborate and coordinate, which typically calls for another surgeon or an assistant to the surgeon, anesthesiologist, and nursing staff in the operating room. They perform operations on patients to improve or recover their health, such as fixing injury issues or preventing depression. They adhere to surgical techniques developed primarily in operating room settings.
General Physician: Graduates with an MBBS degree can start their careers as general physicians, researching, diagnosing, treating, and curing patient illnesses. One of the best career options for MBBS graduates is this field. When a disease is in its early stages, a doctor typically treats it; however, if it is still serious after being diagnosed, the patient may be referred to a specialist. General practitioners are trained medical professionals who offer a range of nonsurgical medical care to elderly patients. If they haven't addressed or resolved such complications, they continue to serve the patient. They deal with complicated, important, or severe health issues.
Physicians: From diagnosing chronic diseases to making recommendations for healthcare services, doctors treat patients in a variety of ways. Despite the fact that doctors' areas of expertise can occasionally diverge greatly, all specialties share the common goal of helping patients identify and treat illnesses and injuries. Sometimes people carry out screening exams, gather medical records, carry out and analyze diagnostic procedures, and offer a course of treatment to accomplish this. A higher level of intelligence and education is needed to become a doctor, which typically entails a bachelor's degree, graduation from medical school, and years of practice.
Paediatrician: A medical professional is in charge of diagnosing and treating sick children as well as monitoring their general development and growth. Pediatricians conduct routine, in-depth tests on infants and young children to test and monitor their health and regular physical performance. They also observe children to assess their health and ask questions to learn more about potential complications. They write prescriptions and give detailed instructions on how to take the medication.
Dietician: Dieticians create a balanced nutrition plan for patients or the general public and promote wellness. Dietitians put a lot of emphasis on educating people about nutrition and health, which helps people stay healthy. People share their recommendations and advice on nutrition. In order to help maintain conditions like food allergies and intolerances, dietitians may also alter diet plans. They impart knowledge on people and groups about the fundamentals of a healthy diet, how to make the right food choices, and how to control their nutrition in order to improve their quality of life. They keep tabs on the food service's operations to make sure that they adhere to the standards for nutrition, health, sanitation, and safety.
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Frequently Asked Question (FAQs) – MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery) Courses, Admissions, Eligibility, Syllabus
Question: Is it necessary to pass the NEET exam in order to study MBBS at private medical colleges as well?
Answer: In order to be admitted to private medical colleges, you must also pass the NEET, which is the common entrance exam for all undergraduate medical degrees.
Question: Is enrolling in a private college for MBBS worth it?
Answer: Of course, it makes no difference where you receive your MBBS degree. What matters is how you are doing in your academic medical program.
Question:Is an Indian MBBS recognized in the USA?
Answer: Since postgraduate medicine is the fundamental level of practice in the United States of America, an Indian student would not be able to begin practicing there right away after earning their MBBS. The medical courses that must be taken in the United States after earning an MBBS degree were outlined in detail by the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). The United States Medical Licensing Examination step 1 is open to doctors from India who have completed their second year of MBBS in India.
Question: What does MBBS go by in the US?
Answer:The medical degree is known as an MD (Medicine Doctor) in the United States, not as an MBBS. In the United States of America, medical coursework is taught exclusively in English. The MCI, WHO, ECFMG, and MCC medical degrees are recognized in America. The MBBS standard for clinical education had already been established in the United States.
Question: What does an MBBS degree mean in its entirety?
Answer:Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery is the meaning behind the acronym MBBS. The two professional undergraduate medical degrees—Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery—are both offered through this program. The typical length of the MBBS curriculum is five to six years, including the internship phase.
Question: Is MBBS required for career as a doctor?
Answer: The most widely used and respected doctoral degree is MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery). This is the only bachelor's degree that entitles holders to add "doctor" after their names. The MBBS is a medical undergraduate degree program.
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Uncontrolled anger can take a toll on both your health and your relationships. That's why knowing how to deal with anger is key.
When you're angry beyond belief, there's nothing more you can do than just breathe and take back control of your body. Slowly breathe in and out. Simple as that.
It may sound silly, but slowly counting to 10 is a great way to immediately relieve some built up tension. Why? Because it focuses your mind on the specific task of taking care of yourself first. Anger causes your blood pressure and heart rate to rise so counting to whatever number is appropriate for you will give your body a chance to cool off and slow down your breathing so you can get some time to think before saying or doing something you might regret.
Dealing with anger is much easier when you know what you're angry about. Sometimes people may feel generally irritable because of stress, sleep deprivation or other factors; more often, there's a specific reason for the anger. Either way, you can become more aware of what's behind your anger if you keep an anger journal.
Record the feelings you experienced, what factors contributed to your anger and how you responded to it. Try to write down the thoughts that were going through your mind and the time, and then reflect on these instances and see if there's any sort of pattern to your anger.
Imagine your breath as a wave, a surge of color blowing in the wind. Watch it come in and out; each breath will become deeper and quieter as you visualize your anger floating away. Hear yourself speaking calmly and softly to yourself and to others. Your anger reflex should diminish another degree each time you do this imaging.
Someone ticked you off? Tell the person ― in a healthy, positive, constructive way. Yes, he or she might be surprised, possibly even angered, by your words. But you know what? He or she will get over it and appreciate your respectful communication approach.
The hormones that we release when we are angry — mainly cortisol and adrenaline — are similar to those produced when we are stressed to help us to escape from danger. When you exercise regularly, your body learns how to regulate your adrenaline and cortisol levels more effectively. Also, people who are physically fit have more optimum levels of endorphins; endorphins are hormones that make you feel good and therefore less likely to feel angry.
When you're angry, look at your watch. Let the second hand sweep across the dial at least two minutes before you take any action. By then, you'll have had time to think and can act in a more appropriate way. Plus, it's kind of Zen to watch time move.
Remember — we're all human and sometimes we let anger get the better of us. But just because you allow yourself to be angry doesn't mean you also have to let anger rule your interactions with others, or spiral out of control.
Anger management counseling is one of the best ways to learn to control your anger issues. The purpose of anger management is to help you decrease your anger. It reduces the emotional and physical arousal that anger can cause. It is generally impossible to avoid all people and settings that incite anger, but you can learn to control reactions and respond in a socially appropriate manner. The support of a mental health professional may be helpful in this process.


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Join the Folded Flag Foundation and Las Vegas Philharmonic in celebrating America's Birthday this July 4th at the Star Spangled Spectacular! Enjoy fireworks, food, fun family activities, entertainment and a special performance by your symphony orchestra led by conductor Donato Cabrera. Las Vegas Philharmonic performance begins at 8PM.
Bring your friends and family and experience an afternoon and evening on the beautiful grounds of TPC Summerlin and revel in a spirited program of patriotic favorites including America the Beautiful, and Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever, coupled with music from the concert hall and the movie screen including Star Wars, West Side Story, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Entertainer and much more.
Vocalists Maren Wade and Eric Jordan Young will perform a selection of beloved favorites alongside the orchestra.
Presented by: The Vegas Golden Knights Foundation, Las Vegas Philharmonic & Bank of Nevada.
Proceeds benefit The Folded Flag Foundation and the music education and outreach programs of the Las Vegas Philharmonic.
Important Notes: General Admission attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or low back chairs. No coolers or outside food and beverage (other than personal water bottles). No tents. No pets. Personal sun umbrellas are permitted but must sit on top of the lawn, no stakes in the ground. Free water will be provided. Personal water bottles and reusable bottles will be permitted in and are encouraged.
Please note, except for VIP and ADA access there is NO PARKING AT THE VENUE.
@JW Marriott Parking Lot, 221 N Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89145 OR City National Arena, 1550 S Pavilion Center Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135.
NOTE: There is no available parking for General Admission or Reserved Lawn ticket holders at TPC Summerlin on the day of the event. Please note that that ALL General Admission and Reserved Lawn ticket holders, to include Family Four-Pack ticket holders, will need to be shuttled from the JW Marriott or City National Arena. There will be buses for all General Admission & Reserved Lawn attendees that will take ticket holders directly to the entrance gate. Shuttles will run from 4:30PM to 11:30PM to and from JW Marriott and City National Arena to TPC Summerlin.
VIP ticket holders will be allowed complimentary valet parking starting at 5PM at the front of the clubhouse at TPC Summerlin and will check-in to the event directly outside of the clubhouse.
Shuttles at JW Marriott that are equipped with ADA access are available. Those with ADA plates will be offered complimentary valet parking at TPC Summerlin.
Imagine if three of the biggest icons in popular music history decided to perform a concert for the sole purpose of saying 'Thank You'' to the Country that has taken them from having so little and then given them so much.
Las Vegas's most popular locally produced show returns to the South Point Hotel/Casino for 3 nights June 30 – July2.
For the last 3 years this original, one of a kind show has sold out all 3 nights and this year we'll get to see if history can repeat itself (It's been known to happen from time to time).
AMERICAN TRILOGY is a Las Vegas produced show that brings together three of the greatest and most beloved entertainers of all time – 'FRANK SINATRA' (Gary Anthony),'ELVIS PRESLEY' (Justin Shandor), and 'NEIL DIAMOND' (Rob Garrett)'. The show is a scripted "What If" production that will both delight and enlighten the audience as they come to realize that, during their prolific, illustrious careers, not only did these gentlemen all cross paths, but actually connected and/or collaborated with each other. The audience will see the mutual respect and admiration the three had for one another and the love and gratitude they shared for their country. They personified the American Dream, becoming three of the biggest megastars of our time. In addition to performing solo segments backed by a 9-piece band, the show includes the ultimate trifecta as the stars unite for a moving, upbeat, patriotic finale to help honor America's 242nd birthday.


Thursday, March 31st, 2016 at 11:26am.
Metro Denver home prices rose 10.2 percent in January, marking the 12th consecutive month of double-digit annual price increases, according to the latest update of the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices. Portland, Ore., recorded the biggest annual jump in home prices in January at 11.8 percent, followed by Seattle at 10.7 percent and San Francisco at 10.5 percent. Home prices nationally are increasing at a 5.4 percent clip, twice the rate of inflation. Denver's home price appreciation is running at nearly twice the national rate.
Monday, March 21st, 2016 at 1:57pm.
Are Your Pets in Danger?
There 's no question that the warm Colorado weather is awesome. You and your dog are excited to go out and enjoy the warm weather with a walk in the park or a hike up the mountain. Your dog stops to smell a daffodil blossom, then he suddenly chomps the whole blossom. It's just a daffodil. No harm done, right? You may be surprised at the answer.


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This section of our website is to share information about the measures we are taking to keep all of the school community safe during the current COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak and has been updated for our return to school. We thank you for your continued support in helping us to provide the best possible learning for the children at Wollaston Primary School
We continue to monitor the situation regularly and to follow the advice of Public Health England (PHE) and the UK government. The page will be updated as necessary with the latest letters to parents and carers and other relevant information.
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Turn on the glitz with the season's sparkliest style, rainbow sequins! Features a v-neck and sleeveless cut.
This dress looked beautiful on and had an amazing fit. My measurements are 36D-29-39 and Im 5'2, 130lbs. I bought a medium.


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I can't help but dream about a kind of criticism that would try not to judge but to bring an oeuvre, a book, a sentence, an idea to life; it would light fires, watch the grass grow, listen to the wind, and catch the sea foam in the breeze and scatter it. It would multiply not judgments but signs of existence; it would summon them, drag them from their sleep. Perhaps it would invent them sometimes-all the better. All the better. Criticism that hands down sentences sends me to sleep; I'd like a criticism of scintillating leaps of the imagination. It would not be sovereign or dressed in red. It would bear the lightning of possible storms.
This entry was posted in Michel Foucault by Anthony. Bookmark the permalink.
I really like what he is saying here. I have not read much Foucault beyond his early work which I read at the wrong point in my life (or perhaps for the wrong reasons).
This seems to me what I endeavour to achieve when I write about a book – not to judge but to bring a work to life. If I can't do that, I don't review (or generally even finish) a book. Sometimes though, I finish a book with a measure of ambivalence but in the process of writing about it, my appreciation deepens and my regard for the book grows. To read and write critically is, for me, to attempt to inhabit the creative process, not to assign a letter grade. That was an aspect of reading as part of the IFFP shadow jury that convinced me I don't want to do that again.
That's also why I try to write about the books I read and love how figuring out what I want to write about a work sometimes makes it expand. It also goes the other way, particularly when a week or two elapses between reading and writing.
My reading of Foucault is fragmented. He is a writer I nibble at even though I find his work insightful and often moving. I don't know why I've never given him sustained attention. Perhaps a leaning toward Derrida.


A sterling silver Zymbol with soft deerskin cord make this a staff favorite! Plus, it's the easiest bracelet you'll ever put on. Follow the 3 steps below. Wrap cord more or less depending on your wrist size. The Zymbol on this bracelet measures 1-3/8" x 5/8" and is cast in the USA.


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March 8, 1919: Municipal Journalarticle. Sprinkling Filter Flies. "One of the objectionable features connected with sprinkling [trickling] filters is the prevalence at most of them, during certain seasons of the year, of myriads of small flies. This fly is small and moth-like, 3 to 5 mm. long, the body and wings covered with fine hair. Millions will breed in a filter during a season. They may be carried by favorable winds three-quarters of a mile from the plant, but generally remain rather close to it. Ordinary window screens do not keep them out.
In studying the habits of the flies it was determined that the breeding continues throughout the entire season. During the cold months they are present in the larval and pupal stages, emerging with the coming of warm weather. The abundance of the flies during the warm season seems to be correlated with the thickness of the film on the stones of the filter. A thick film means more flies, and a thin film, fewer flies. The thick film of late spring gives rise to a tremendous brood. After the film has broken down and sluffed off the number is greatly reduced. Again with the thickening of the film in late summer, the flies become abundant….
Reference: "Sprinkling Filter Flies." 1919. Municipal Journal. 46:10(March 8, 1919): 196.
This entry was posted in Year 7 TDIWH and tagged filter flies, sewage, sewage treatment, trickling filter, water, water history on March 8, 2019 by safedrinkingwaterdotcom.
March 7, 1912: Municipal Journalarticle. Some Principles of Sewerage Design. "The report of the Sewerage Commission upon the problem presented by the city of Milwaukee, the general conclusions of which were referred to in our issue of Feb. 29, contains a number of features among its details which are of considerable interest. One of these is the quantity of sewage which the engineers, Messrs. Alvord, Eddy and Whipple, think it desirable to provide for. The maximum rate of flow of sewage at the present time is approximately 250 gallons per capita per day, this including water used in manufacturing and ground water leaking into the sewers. The proposed sewer system is estimated of a capacity sufficient for the population and other requirements of the year 1950, and the maximum flow at that time is estimated at 350 gallons per capita per day. As the amount of ground water seepage per capita will probably be less rather than greater at that time, this indicates a belief in a very high rate of water consumption for domestic and manufacturing purposes 40 years hence. The importance, in their opinion, of manufacturing wastes in such a calculation is indicated by the fact that more than three times as much sewage per acre is allowed for from the manufacturing as from the residential areas.
Reference: "Some Principles of Sewerage Design." 1912. Municipal Journal. 32:10(March 7, 1912): 349.
Commentary: The three prominent engineers (Alvord, Eddy and Whipple) were wise to not lock in treatment technology in 1912 for 50 years. They knew that the knowledge in this area of sanitary engineering was advancing at a significant rate. They wanted their client to benefit from such a technological advance when it occurred some years in the future.
This entry was posted in Year 7 TDIWH and tagged planning, public health, sewage, sewage treatment, sewers, water, water history, Whipple on March 7, 2019 by safedrinkingwaterdotcom.
Reference: Municipal Journal.1916. 40:7(February 17,1916): 244.
This entry was posted in Year 7 TDIWH and tagged fertilizer, flooding, Milwaukee, San Diego, sewage, sewage treatment, sludge, water, water history on February 17, 2019 by safedrinkingwaterdotcom.
Commentary: It was only after the turn of the 20thcentury that states began to get serious about requiring treatment of sewage before discharge to local streams.
Reference: "Sewage Disposal in Pennsylvania." Municipal Journal and Engineer. 26:5(February 3, 1909): 167.
This entry was posted in Year 7 TDIWH and tagged Board of Health, Pennsylvania, public health, sewage, sewage treatment, sewers, typhoid fever, water, water history on February 3, 2019 by safedrinkingwaterdotcom.
December 17, 1914: Municipal Journalarticle—Small Sewage Treatment Plant. "The Home for the Indigent of Delaware County, Pa., is located in Middletown Township, near the village of Lima, and on the main highway leading from Media to West Chester, Pa. There are usually about 125 inmates the home, although during the winter months the number runs higher. With employees, etc., the number of persons contributing to the sewer system will average about 140.
The sewage flow varies considerably on different days. When the laundry is being operated, the total daily flow to about 10,000 gallons, 60 per cent of which runs off in about 6 hours. On all other days, the total flow amounts to about 4,000 gallons.
The plant consists of an Imhoff tank, dosing chamber, percolating filter, secondary tank and sand filter, as shown on the general plan. Both the sewer system and treatment plant operate by gravity….
The plant has now been in operation for about one year and has given perfect satisfaction. No odors are noticeable at any portion of the plant. The sewage is kept in a fresh state and is passed through the plant as rapidly as consistent with the degree of purification necessary.
Reference: Mebus, P.E. and F.R. Berlin. 1914. "Small Sewage Treatment Plant." Municipal Journal. 37:25(December 17, 1914): 877-9.
This entry was posted in Year 7 TDIWH and tagged Imhoff tank, sewage, sewage treatment, sludge, water, water history on December 17, 2018 by safedrinkingwaterdotcom.


Very rare small to medium size tropical tree that produces red flowers. Collector plant.
Ships in 1gallon pot (6″ pot).
This very rarely offered tree is native to the rain forest in NE Australia. It is related to the Golden Penda Tree (Xanthostemon chrysanthus) but it produces beautiful scarlet red flowers. It is a summer bloomer and also an early bloomer (as small as 4″ pot). The red variety is quite rare on the market.
This is a medium size tree for full to partial sun. It can also be kept as a compact tree in a small garden or container. Has appealing pinkish orange new growth.
Can take freezing temperatures for a short period of time, but best to avoid if possible.


PRICE REDUCED! Direct waterfront 3BR, 2 BA camp/home on one of the deepest parts of the Schroon River. 150 foot of waterfront. You can take your boat, kyack, canoe, paddle board, jet skis, etc. right into Schroon Lake. Large boat dock/swim platform, roap swing and boat launch. Private well. Large septic tank. Large one car garage which can fit a boat w/separate workshop, storage shed and pump house. The roof is approximately 8 years old. Large deck with a screened in porch for entertaining. Only 29 Minutes to GORE MOUNTAIN! The perfect little Adirondack get-a-way.
Original ''camp'' is a manufactured home with stick built addition. Block Foundation (crawl space). Home is set up for four season living. Furniture all negotable/included if wanted.


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Osteopath in Brescia, Italy. He has a private practice since 2006. Behind a deep anatomical knowledge, there's a gentle and accurate therapy that contributes to the global wellness of the patient, on a physical, chemical and spiritual level.
Matias participates and organizes anatomical dissections at the University "René Descartes" of Paris since 2011, and this practice helps the knowledge of normal and pathological anatomy to understand the physical and chemical working of the human body.
Matias is interested in orthomolecular medicine, in PNEI (Psyco Neuro Endocrine Immunology) and Epigenetic Medicine.


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FC Dallas stand up! Jesus Ferreira, Paul Arriola massive for USMNT vs. Panama
By Jonathan Sigal @JonathanSigal
Undeniably, Christian Pulisic was the key protagonist in Sunday's 5-1 win for the US men's national team over Panama, a hat trick from the captain filled with equal parts wrath and swagger.
But the frontline contained far more punch than just the Chelsea star, with FC Dallas' duo of Paul Arriola and Jesus Ferreira also hugely important in a World Cup qualifying victory that has the Yanks on the verge of a Qatar 2022 spot.
Ferreira took up his No. 9 role, scoring in the 27th minute what he dubbed "the first of many" as his international profile continues to grow. Arriola set up that strike and headed home an Antonee "Jedi" Robinson cross in the 23rd minute, making the most of his first-half shift with Tim Weah facing a yellow-card suspension.
Encountering essentially a must-win match at Orlando City SC's Exploria Stadium, head coach Gregg Berhalter's lineup decisions – and trust in the squad's depth – were repaid.
"Jesus was, for us, pretty clear of how we wanted to use him in this game," Berhalter said postgame. "I think he did an excellent job, and similarly with Paul. We knew that he would be relentless pressing, we knew he'd stretch the backline and get behind them, and we know he can arrive in the penalty box. Both of those players are in form and doing a great job with their club and scoring goals with their club. We didn't hesitate to start them at all."
JESUS! FC Dallas' Ferreira and Arriola combine for USMNT's third first-half goal
Arriola is new to FCD this year, arriving from D.C. United in a league-record trade for $2 million General Allocation Money and incentives. As for Ferreira, he inked a Young Designated Player deal this past offseason after fellow homegrown forward Ricardo Pepi – who started the 0-0 draw at Mexico on Thursday – was transferred to German Bundesliga side FC Augsburg.
And they're both playing under new FCD coach Nico Estevez, a former USMNT assistant coach under Berhalter whose tactics and playing style employ similar principles. With club-record acquisition Alan Velasco arriving from Argentina's Independiente, they project as quite the formidable attacking trio in MLS.
"I think the chemistry between Paul and [me], it shows," Ferreira said postgame. "We've been doing it before and once he came into Dallas it was even better. We practice the pressing all the time, so it made it easier to have someone that you can trust and that gets your back. I'm excited to share the field and I know every time we're there together we'll do a good job."
GET UP! Paul Arriola heads it in for USMNT
With the USMNT up 4-0 at halftime, it was the most dominant half of the Berhalter era on a night where Canada booked passage to the 2022 World Cup. Arriola and Ferreira both enjoyed vital roles, with the latter even employing a clever decoy tactic on Pulisic's two penalty-kick finishes to prevent Los Canaleros from disrupting the No. 10.
"In both of their cases, it's arriving," Berhalter said of the FCD duo. "You have to get into the penalty box if you want to score. Jesus is a good combination player, is a very clever player. He understands where space is really well and Paul the same thing. We've challenged him about arriving in the box, getting good positions and he did that. Great service on his goal and he was able to put away a nice goal."
USMNT player ratings: Pulisic, Zimmerman key in dominant WCQ win over Panama
How USMNT can qualify for the Qatar 2022 World Cup
Arriola: "I'll be honest with you, I'm not celebrating anything."
But the job's certainly not complete, something Arriola stressed during his postgame press conference. The 27-year-old is one of several players who experienced the failed Russia 2018 cycle first-hand, when they beat Panama 4-0 in Orlando in the penultimate game of World Cup qualifying only to lose 2-1 on that fateful night in Couva against Trinidad & Tobago.
That specter still hangs over the program, even if the math is certainly in their favor for Wednesday's visit to Costa Rica (9:05 pm ET | CBS Sports Network, Paramount+, Universo, Peacock). They'll land one of Concacaf's three automatic spots with a win, draw or loss by no more than six goals. A fourth-place finish, at worst, is already secured alongside the Oceania one-off playoff that comes with it.
"I'll be honest with you, I'm not celebrating anything," Arriola said. "Like you said, I was in this exact position or a very similar position four years ago and we know how that qualification ended. So for me, I think it's just maintaining focus, understanding that we still have work to do and anything is possible. For us, like I said, the mentality of this group is and has to be to go down there to get a good result against Costa Rica."
FC Dallas US Men's National Team Paul Arriola Jesus Ferreira Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers
Gregg Berhalter flexes USMNT depth chart to keep 2022 World Cup quest on course
What went right for the USMNT vs. Panama & what it means for Wednesday at Costa Rica
Christian Pulisic "in the zone" vs. Panama as USMNT enter World Cup threshold


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I love the way working with a doll house that's homemade brings out the creativity in children.
My daughter has made two items lately, totally by herself and not by my urging. First, a crib/playpen. It's made from a box that contained soap. The legs are tall wooden beads. It is trimmed in ribbon and rick-rack.
Dolls houses... love them! And yours is really special. The little things you`ve made are great and with such imagination! Keep going!


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Why I'm Not On Pokemon Go
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Filmmaker Brant Pinvidic sets out once again to understand a new phenomenon that has taken the world by storm, Pokemon Go. After discovering his 13-year-old daughter sneaking out of the house at night to catch Pokemon, Brant is catapulted into a hilarious journey of exploration and self-discovery.
Starring: Brant Pinvidic, Dr. Drew Pinsky
Director: Brant Pinvidic, Producer/Editor: Josh Klein, Producer: Garret Greco
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Invelop Film is focused on cutting edge technology, engaging stories, and powerful characters. With several documentary and feature projects in development, 2018 looks to be a breakout year on the big screen.
Why I'm Not On Facebook
One man's soul searching decision on whether or not he should join Facebook sets him off on an epic journey of self-discovery as he weighs the pros and cons of becoming a member of the world's largest social networking site.
The Incredible Voyage of Captain Hook
An elderly wanderer is placed in a psychiatric institution upon being discovered drifting through traffic on a New Mexico interstate. A young psychiatrist becomes enchanted with this new patient when the man reveals himself to be none other then Captain James Hook. Through in-depth questioning, Hook reveals how he barely escaped Never Land after a maniacal bloodthirsty Peter Pan killed every last pirate aboard his ship. After he's institutionalized against his will, Hook is transformed from the fictional character whom he believed he was, into a man without a past, or so he is made to accept. The chilling outcome of the film involves the Captain pitted against that which he fears the most, the truth.
With his family, friends and an entire town against him, Oliver sets out to find the man responsible for ruining his life, there's just a small problem...


What I am going to cover today is a common scenario I come across when working on D365 CE trial instances for my customer demos or pre-sales work .I usually create a 30day trial if I have to do a Demo on D365 CE to a customer and as part of the demo I will also demonstrate some of the cool Azure functionality that is available for D365 CE e.g. D365 Data Export Service , Interpretation to Azure Cognitive Services or Connected fields Services.
So when my 30day trial ends or I have to create a different demo instance , I need to move the Azure subscription to the New Instance for me to get the Azure Services functioning . I have done a short 5 min video on how this can be done easily . I have also provided two URL's from Microsoft that explains the process in details as well .


The estrogen receptor (ER) belongs to a nuclear receptor superfamily of ligand-regulatable transcription factors. The ER is a modular protein consisting of an amino-terminal region (A/В domain) that influences transcriptional activity, a centrally located DNA binding region (C domain), and the carboxyl-terminal region (domain E), which enables the receptor to bind to its ligand, estradiol.
The hinge region (domain D) is located between the DNA and hormone binding domains, while the F domain is located at the extreme carboxyl terminus of the molecule. It is well established that estradiol binding to the ER, which is accompanied by a conformational change in the hormone binding domain, results in the activation of this receptor and increased transcription of ER target genes. Two distinct regions within the ER contribute to its transcriptional activity: the constitutively active, amino-terminal activation function (AF-1) and the ligand-regulatable AF-2 domain, which is located in the carboxyl-terminal portion of the molecule (Fig. 1). Depending on the cell type and promoter examined, AF-1 and AF-2 may regulate transcription independently or synergistically. Although the F domain is not required for hormone binding, it does modulate transcriptional activity.


Changes to the Dez Bryant catch ruling ….I am glad God does not change..
I am so thankful that God does not change. The NFL needs to make many changes this year to make the game more fun to watch. Let's see why it is so great that God does not change and he never will.


The Campbell River and North Island Transition Society has taken over the administration of the Campbell River Women's Centre.
The two organizations have been working closely together for years and, in fact, it has not always been clear in the community about what the difference was between the two. Added to that is the financial challenges facing the Women's Centre given there is no government funding for its operation.
"Administratively, it became very difficult for the Women's Centre to operate without any secured funding," said Valery Puetz, Executive Director of the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society (CRNITS). "And as the opportunities shrunk it became more difficult and more difficult.
The Women's Centre has operated a drop-in centre for women since 1984 and its mandate – the support and empowerment of women – dovetails with the Transition Society's own mandate of providing shelter and access to community-based resources for women and children. The two organizations have a long and valued relationship with each other, a press release from CRNITS says. In fact, in 1986, the Women's Centre was instrumental in the creation of the Transition Society.
The Campbell River and North Island Transition Society is a non-profit society which operates the Ann Elmore Transition House and Rose Harbour Transitional Housing in Campbell River as well as safe homes in remote locations. The society also offers child and youth support services, outreach services, a 24-hour telephone help line and more.
The Campbell River Women's Centre provides a safe, supportive, non-judgmental environment that provides access to basic necessities, programs, services for women in crisis, poverty or who simply need support. The Women's Centre is located on the ground floor of Rose Harbour at 1116 Dogwood Street and will continue to be open between 10 a.m and 3 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.
This change, while exciting for both societies, is administrative in nature and should result in no changes to the operation of the Women's Centre, Puetz said.
"It will be business as usual," Puetz said.
"Our shared vision and principles make us a perfect fit," said a longtime employee of the Women's Centre who was not identified in the press release.
But the CRNITS will be out in the community seeking support for the Women's Centre.


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Iran to see increase of oil output from major fields
22 April 2016 13:00 (UTC+04:00)
Iran's oil output from major old oil fields in southern parts of the country would increase by 800,000 barrels per day in 2017, Wood Mackenzie expert predicted.
"The country's oil production is mostly increasing from big old southern fields which started producing more than half a century ago such as Ahvaz, Marun and Gachsaran. Compared with the period under sanctions, production from the ageing oil fields could be boosted by more than 800,000 b/d by H2 2017," Homayoun Falakshahi, Middle East Upstream Analyst for Wood Mackenzie told Trend.
"Given the majority of the stored oil is condensate from South Pars and not crude oil, Iran needs to continue boosting production to meet its export targets. Realistically, the country could add 500,000 b/d of production to global markets in 2016, meaning its crude oil exports could average around 1.7 mb/d," he added.
"An uptick in demand growth is likely to be seen in transport, but others sectors such as oil products for power and residential are fundamentally on a decreasing trend, being replaced by gas," Homayoun Falakshahi concluded.
Iran's oil output plunged by more than one million barrels to 2.8 mb/d during a 3-year sanctions, imposed by western countries in 2012. Iran had to shut down some fields, but resumed the output to around 3.3 mb/d in March, three months after lifting sanctions.
Tehran says it would increase this figure to the pre-sanctions level, but most of
international organization, including the Energy Information Administration believe that the country can add only around 0.5 mb/d to its output in 2016 due to the delays in developing new fields and technical problems for resuming output from old fields
Meanwhile, about 80 percent of Iran's active fields are in their second half-life and their production decrease by 8-13 percent annually.
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Kazakhstan eyes implementating joint projects with Iran
17 January 15:27
IAEA talks Iran's decision regarding nuclear deal
Rouhani: Iran's airspace security is important
Iran eyes boosting ties with Oman in all spheres
Iran, Qatar agree to reach certain level of trade, tourism relations
Tehran to host Iran-Qatar economic co-op commission meeting
Some of Ukraine plane crash victims identified
Canada, Sweden to send representatives to Iran over Ukraine plane crash investigation
New highway to be built between Azerbaijan, Iran
9 January 10:05
17 January 19:14 • Azerbaijan, Latvia discuss co-op on ICT
17 January 18:59 • Official: Azerbaijan actively participates in World Economic Forum in Davos


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  "  -n, --name=STRING     Name of the metric",
  "  -v, --value=STRING    Value of the metric",
  "  -t, --type=STRING     Either \n                          string|int8|uint8|int16|uint16|int32|uint32|float|double",
  "  -u, --units=STRING    Unit of measure for the value e.g. Kilobytes, Celcius  \n                          (default=`')",
  "  -s, --slope=STRING    Either zero|positive|negative|both  (default=`both')",
  "  -x, --tmax=INT        The maximum time in seconds between gmetric calls  \n                          (default=`60')",
  "  -d, --dmax=INT        The lifetime in seconds of this metric  (default=`0')",
  "  -g, --group=STRING    Group of the metric",
  "  -C, --cluster=STRING  Cluster of the metric",
  "  -D, --desc=STRING     Description of the metric",
  "  -T, --title=STRING    Title of the metric",
  "  -S, --spoof=STRING    IP address and name of host/device (colon separated) we \n                          are spoofing  (default=`')",
  "  -H, --heartbeat       spoof a heartbeat message (use with spoof option)",
    0
};

typedef enum {ARG_NO
  , ARG_STRING
  , ARG_INT
} cmdline_parser_arg_type;

static
void clear_given (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info);
static
void clear_args (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info);

static int
cmdline_parser_internal (int argc, char **argv, struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info,
                        struct cmdline_parser_params *params, const char *additional_error);

static char *
gengetopt_strdup (const char *s);

static
void clear_given (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{
  args_info->help_given = 0 ;
  args_info->version_given = 0 ;
  args_info->conf_given = 0 ;
  args_info->name_given = 0 ;
  args_info->value_given = 0 ;
  args_info->type_given = 0 ;
  args_info->units_given = 0 ;
  args_info->slope_given = 0 ;
  args_info->tmax_given = 0 ;
  args_info->dmax_given = 0 ;
  args_info->group_given = 0 ;
  args_info->cluster_given = 0 ;
  args_info->desc_given = 0 ;
  args_info->title_given = 0 ;
  args_info->spoof_given = 0 ;
  args_info->heartbeat_given = 0 ;
}

static
void clear_args (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{
  FIX_UNUSED (args_info);
  args_info->conf_arg = gengetopt_strdup ("/opt/ganglia/etc/gmond.conf");
  args_info->conf_orig = NULL;
  args_info->name_arg = NULL;
  args_info->name_orig = NULL;
  args_info->value_arg = NULL;
  args_info->value_orig = NULL;
  args_info->type_arg = NULL;
  args_info->type_orig = NULL;
  args_info->units_arg = gengetopt_strdup ("");
  args_info->units_orig = NULL;
  args_info->slope_arg = gengetopt_strdup ("both");
  args_info->slope_orig = NULL;
  args_info->tmax_arg = 60;
  args_info->tmax_orig = NULL;
  args_info->dmax_arg = 0;
  args_info->dmax_orig = NULL;
  args_info->group_arg = NULL;
  args_info->group_orig = NULL;
  args_info->cluster_arg = NULL;
  args_info->cluster_orig = NULL;
  args_info->desc_arg = NULL;
  args_info->desc_orig = NULL;
  args_info->title_arg = NULL;
  args_info->title_orig = NULL;
  args_info->spoof_arg = gengetopt_strdup ("");
  args_info->spoof_orig = NULL;

}

static
void init_args_info(struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{

  args_info->help_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[0] ;
  args_info->version_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[1] ;
  args_info->conf_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[2] ;
  args_info->name_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[3] ;
  args_info->value_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[4] ;
  args_info->type_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[5] ;
  args_info->units_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[6] ;
  args_info->slope_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[7] ;
  args_info->tmax_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[8] ;
  args_info->dmax_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[9] ;
  args_info->group_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[10] ;
  args_info->cluster_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[11] ;
  args_info->desc_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[12] ;
  args_info->title_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[13] ;
  args_info->spoof_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[14] ;
  args_info->heartbeat_help = gengetopt_args_info_help[15] ;

}

void
cmdline_parser_print_version (void)
{
  printf ("%s %s\n",
     (strlen(CMDLINE_PARSER_PACKAGE_NAME) ? CMDLINE_PARSER_PACKAGE_NAME : CMDLINE_PARSER_PACKAGE),
     CMDLINE_PARSER_VERSION);
}

static void print_help_common(void) {
  cmdline_parser_print_version ();

  if (strlen(gengetopt_args_info_purpose) > 0)
    printf("\n%s\n", gengetopt_args_info_purpose);

  if (strlen(gengetopt_args_info_usage) > 0)
    printf("\n%s\n", gengetopt_args_info_usage);

  printf("\n");

  if (strlen(gengetopt_args_info_description) > 0)
    printf("%s\n\n", gengetopt_args_info_description);
}

void
cmdline_parser_print_help (void)
{
  int i = 0;
  print_help_common();
  while (gengetopt_args_info_help[i])
    printf("%s\n", gengetopt_args_info_help[i++]);
}

void
cmdline_parser_init (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{
  clear_given (args_info);
  clear_args (args_info);
  init_args_info (args_info);
}

void
cmdline_parser_params_init(struct cmdline_parser_params *params)
{
  if (params)
    {
      params->override = 0;
      params->initialize = 1;
      params->check_required = 1;
      params->check_ambiguity = 0;
      params->print_errors = 1;
    }
}

struct cmdline_parser_params *
cmdline_parser_params_create(void)
{
  struct cmdline_parser_params *params =
    (struct cmdline_parser_params *)malloc(sizeof(struct cmdline_parser_params));
  cmdline_parser_params_init(params);
  return params;
}

static void
free_string_field (char **s)
{
  if (*s)
    {
      free (*s);
      *s = 0;
    }
}

static void
cmdline_parser_release (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{

  free_string_field (&(args_info->conf_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->conf_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->name_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->name_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->value_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->value_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->type_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->type_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->units_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->units_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->slope_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->slope_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->tmax_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->dmax_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->group_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->group_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->cluster_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->cluster_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->desc_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->desc_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->title_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->title_orig));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->spoof_arg));
  free_string_field (&(args_info->spoof_orig));

  clear_given (args_info);
}

static void
write_into_file(FILE *outfile, const char *opt, const char *arg, const char *values[])
{
  FIX_UNUSED (values);
  if (arg) {
    fprintf(outfile, "%s=\"%s\"\n", opt, arg);
  } else {
    fprintf(outfile, "%s\n", opt);
  }
}

int
cmdline_parser_dump(FILE *outfile, struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{
  int i = 0;

  if (!outfile)
    {
      fprintf (stderr, "%s: cannot dump options to stream\n", CMDLINE_PARSER_PACKAGE);
      return EXIT_FAILURE;
    }

  if (args_info->help_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "help", 0, 0 );
  if (args_info->version_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "version", 0, 0 );
  if (args_info->conf_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "conf", args_info->conf_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->name_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "name", args_info->name_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->value_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "value", args_info->value_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->type_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "type", args_info->type_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->units_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "units", args_info->units_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->slope_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "slope", args_info->slope_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->tmax_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "tmax", args_info->tmax_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->dmax_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "dmax", args_info->dmax_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->group_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "group", args_info->group_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->cluster_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "cluster", args_info->cluster_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->desc_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "desc", args_info->desc_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->title_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "title", args_info->title_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->spoof_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "spoof", args_info->spoof_orig, 0);
  if (args_info->heartbeat_given)
    write_into_file(outfile, "heartbeat", 0, 0 );

  i = EXIT_SUCCESS;
  return i;
}

int
cmdline_parser_file_save(const char *filename, struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{
  FILE *outfile;
  int i = 0;

  outfile = fopen(filename, "w");

  if (!outfile)
    {
      fprintf (stderr, "%s: cannot open file for writing: %s\n", CMDLINE_PARSER_PACKAGE, filename);
      return EXIT_FAILURE;
    }

  i = cmdline_parser_dump(outfile, args_info);
  fclose (outfile);

  return i;
}

void
cmdline_parser_free (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{
  cmdline_parser_release (args_info);
}

/** @brief replacement of strdup, which is not standard */
char *
gengetopt_strdup (const char *s)
{
  char *result = 0;
  if (!s)
    return result;

  result = (char*)malloc(strlen(s) + 1);
  if (result == (char*)0)
    return (char*)0;
  strcpy(result, s);
  return result;
}

int
cmdline_parser (int argc, char **argv, struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info)
{
  return cmdline_parser2 (argc, argv, args_info, 0, 1, 1);
}

int
cmdline_parser_ext (int argc, char **argv, struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info,
                   struct cmdline_parser_params *params)
{
  int result;
  result = cmdline_parser_internal (argc, argv, args_info, params, 0);

  if (result == EXIT_FAILURE)
    {
      cmdline_parser_free (args_info);
      exit (EXIT_FAILURE);
    }

  return result;
}

int
cmdline_parser2 (int argc, char **argv, struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info, int override, int initialize, int check_required)
{
  int result;
  struct cmdline_parser_params params;

  params.override = override;
  params.initialize = initialize;
  params.check_required = check_required;
  params.check_ambiguity = 0;
  params.print_errors = 1;

  result = cmdline_parser_internal (argc, argv, args_info, &params, 0);

  if (result == EXIT_FAILURE)
    {
      cmdline_parser_free (args_info);
      exit (EXIT_FAILURE);
    }

  return result;
}

int
cmdline_parser_required (struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info, const char *prog_name)
{
  FIX_UNUSED (args_info);
  FIX_UNUSED (prog_name);
  return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

static char *package_name = 0;

/**
 * @brief updates an option
 * @param field the generic pointer to the field to update
 * @param orig_field the pointer to the orig field
 * @param field_given the pointer to the number of occurrence of this option
 * @param prev_given the pointer to the number of occurrence already seen
 * @param value the argument for this option (if null no arg was specified)
 * @param possible_values the possible values for this option (if specified)
 * @param default_value the default value (in case the option only accepts fixed values)
 * @param arg_type the type of this option
 * @param check_ambiguity @see cmdline_parser_params.check_ambiguity
 * @param override @see cmdline_parser_params.override
 * @param no_free whether to free a possible previous value
 * @param multiple_option whether this is a multiple option
 * @param long_opt the corresponding long option
 * @param short_opt the corresponding short option (or '-' if none)
 * @param additional_error possible further error specification
 */
static
int update_arg(void *field, char **orig_field,
               unsigned int *field_given, unsigned int *prev_given,
               char *value, const char *possible_values[],
               const char *default_value,
               cmdline_parser_arg_type arg_type,
               int check_ambiguity, int override,
               int no_free, int multiple_option,
               const char *long_opt, char short_opt,
               const char *additional_error)
{
  char *stop_char = 0;
  const char *val = value;
  int found;
  char **string_field;
  FIX_UNUSED (field);

  stop_char = 0;
  found = 0;

  if (!multiple_option && prev_given && (*prev_given || (check_ambiguity && *field_given)))
    {
      if (short_opt != '-')
        fprintf (stderr, "%s: `--%s' (`-%c') option given more than once%s\n",
               package_name, long_opt, short_opt,
               (additional_error ? additional_error : ""));
      else
        fprintf (stderr, "%s: `--%s' option given more than once%s\n",
               package_name, long_opt,
               (additional_error ? additional_error : ""));
      return 1; /* failure */
    }

  FIX_UNUSED (default_value);

  if (field_given && *field_given && ! override)
    return 0;
  if (prev_given)
    (*prev_given)++;
  if (field_given)
    (*field_given)++;
  if (possible_values)
    val = possible_values[found];

  switch(arg_type) {
  case ARG_INT:
    if (val) *((int *)field) = strtol (val, &stop_char, 0);
    break;
  case ARG_STRING:
    if (val) {
      string_field = (char **)field;
      if (!no_free && *string_field)
        free (*string_field); /* free previous string */
      *string_field = gengetopt_strdup (val);
    }
    break;
  default:
    break;
  };

  /* check numeric conversion */
  switch(arg_type) {
  case ARG_INT:
    if (val && !(stop_char && *stop_char == '\0')) {
      fprintf(stderr, "%s: invalid numeric value: %s\n", package_name, val);
      return 1; /* failure */
    }
    break;
  default:
    ;
  };

  /* store the original value */
  switch(arg_type) {
  case ARG_NO:
    break;
  default:
    if (value && orig_field) {
      if (no_free) {
        *orig_field = value;
      } else {
        if (*orig_field)
          free (*orig_field); /* free previous string */
        *orig_field = gengetopt_strdup (value);
      }
    }
  };

  return 0; /* OK */
}

int
cmdline_parser_internal (
  int argc, char **argv, struct gengetopt_args_info *args_info,
                        struct cmdline_parser_params *params, const char *additional_error)
{
  int c;	/* Character of the parsed option.  */

  int error = 0;
  struct gengetopt_args_info local_args_info;

  int override;
  int initialize;
  int check_required;
  int check_ambiguity;

  package_name = argv[0];

  override = params->override;
  initialize = params->initialize;
  check_required = params->check_required;
  check_ambiguity = params->check_ambiguity;

  if (initialize)
    cmdline_parser_init (args_info);

  cmdline_parser_init (&local_args_info);

  optarg = 0;
  optind = 0;
  opterr = params->print_errors;
  optopt = '?';

  while (1)
    {
      int option_index = 0;

      static struct option long_options[] = {
        { "help",	0, NULL, 'h' },
        { "version",	0, NULL, 'V' },
        { "conf",	1, NULL, 'c' },
        { "name",	1, NULL, 'n' },
        { "value",	1, NULL, 'v' },
        { "type",	1, NULL, 't' },
        { "units",	1, NULL, 'u' },
        { "slope",	1, NULL, 's' },
        { "tmax",	1, NULL, 'x' },
        { "dmax",	1, NULL, 'd' },
        { "group",	1, NULL, 'g' },
        { "cluster",	1, NULL, 'C' },
        { "desc",	1, NULL, 'D' },
        { "title",	1, NULL, 'T' },
        { "spoof",	1, NULL, 'S' },
        { "heartbeat",	0, NULL, 'H' },
        { 0,  0, 0, 0 }
      };

      c = getopt_long (argc, argv, "hVc:n:v:t:u:s:x:d:g:C:D:T:S:H", long_options, &option_index);

      if (c == -1) break;	/* Exit from `while (1)' loop.  */

      switch (c)
        {
        case 'h':	/* Print help and exit.  */
          cmdline_parser_print_help ();
          cmdline_parser_free (&local_args_info);
          exit (EXIT_SUCCESS);

        case 'V':	/* Print version and exit.  */
          cmdline_parser_print_version ();
          cmdline_parser_free (&local_args_info);
          exit (EXIT_SUCCESS);

        case 'c':	/* The configuration file to use for finding send channels.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->conf_arg),
               &(args_info->conf_orig), &(args_info->conf_given),
              &(local_args_info.conf_given), optarg, 0, "/opt/ganglia/etc/gmond.conf", ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "conf", 'c',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'n':	/* Name of the metric.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->name_arg),
               &(args_info->name_orig), &(args_info->name_given),
              &(local_args_info.name_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "name", 'n',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'v':	/* Value of the metric.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->value_arg),
               &(args_info->value_orig), &(args_info->value_given),
              &(local_args_info.value_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "value", 'v',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 't':	/* Either string|int8|uint8|int16|uint16|int32|uint32|float|double.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->type_arg),
               &(args_info->type_orig), &(args_info->type_given),
              &(local_args_info.type_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "type", 't',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'u':	/* Unit of measure for the value e.g. Kilobytes, Celcius.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->units_arg),
               &(args_info->units_orig), &(args_info->units_given),
              &(local_args_info.units_given), optarg, 0, "", ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "units", 'u',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 's':	/* Either zero|positive|negative|both.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->slope_arg),
               &(args_info->slope_orig), &(args_info->slope_given),
              &(local_args_info.slope_given), optarg, 0, "both", ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "slope", 's',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'x':	/* The maximum time in seconds between gmetric calls.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->tmax_arg),
               &(args_info->tmax_orig), &(args_info->tmax_given),
              &(local_args_info.tmax_given), optarg, 0, "60", ARG_INT,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "tmax", 'x',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'd':	/* The lifetime in seconds of this metric.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->dmax_arg),
               &(args_info->dmax_orig), &(args_info->dmax_given),
              &(local_args_info.dmax_given), optarg, 0, "0", ARG_INT,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "dmax", 'd',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'g':	/* Group of the metric.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->group_arg),
               &(args_info->group_orig), &(args_info->group_given),
              &(local_args_info.group_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "group", 'g',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'C':	/* Cluster of the metric.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->cluster_arg),
               &(args_info->cluster_orig), &(args_info->cluster_given),
              &(local_args_info.cluster_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "cluster", 'C',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'D':	/* Description of the metric.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->desc_arg),
               &(args_info->desc_orig), &(args_info->desc_given),
              &(local_args_info.desc_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "desc", 'D',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'T':	/* Title of the metric.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->title_arg),
               &(args_info->title_orig), &(args_info->title_given),
              &(local_args_info.title_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "title", 'T',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'S':	/* IP address and name of host/device (colon separated) we are spoofing.  */

          if (update_arg( (void *)&(args_info->spoof_arg),
               &(args_info->spoof_orig), &(args_info->spoof_given),
              &(local_args_info.spoof_given), optarg, 0, "", ARG_STRING,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "spoof", 'S',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;
        case 'H':	/* spoof a heartbeat message (use with spoof option).  */

          if (update_arg( 0 ,
               0 , &(args_info->heartbeat_given),
              &(local_args_info.heartbeat_given), optarg, 0, 0, ARG_NO,
              check_ambiguity, override, 0, 0,
              "heartbeat", 'H',
              additional_error))
            goto failure;

          break;

        case 0:	/* Long option with no short option */
        case '?':	/* Invalid option.  */
          /* `getopt_long' already printed an error message.  */
          goto failure;

        default:	/* bug: option not considered.  */
          fprintf (stderr, "%s: option unknown: %c%s\n", CMDLINE_PARSER_PACKAGE, c, (additional_error ? additional_error : ""));
          abort ();
        } /* switch */
    } /* while */

  cmdline_parser_release (&local_args_info);

  if ( error )
    return (EXIT_FAILURE);

  return 0;

failure:

  cmdline_parser_release (&local_args_info);
  return (EXIT_FAILURE);
}

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Injustice 2's Information Overload trailer
With just one week to go until Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment's Injustice 2 is released, you'd think there'd be little left to show off, well think again. Another trailer informing us of "everything we need to know" relating to Injustice has been released, perfectly summing up the games story, gameplay options, and new features in one juicy five minute trailer.
Touching base on the epic story-line of Injustice 2, we learn that there will be several options available to players and that the choices made in game will impact the final outcome of the story. Spoilt for choice, players can ally themselves with Superman, Batman, The Society of Supervillains, or go it alone with wild-cards such as Supergirl or Braniac.
Having already touched a little on gear, the trailer delves further into what gear can do to improve your gameplay experience and ways in which to obtain it. Online features are mentioned and given a quick rundown on both competitive and co-op play, so for those like me who like a bit of online carnage, this is a warm welcome.
Finally, more details were announced on the mobile release of Injustice 2 for those who want to play, even where they're on the go. The entire cinematic story of Injustice 2 will be featured on the mobile version and a simplified version of the game will be playable. It will also offer in-game console rewards for those who play and complete missions on the mobile.
With not much longer to wait, Injustice 2 is about to burst onto the gaming scene in a epic way, there's no stopping this DC fighting-juggernaut. Injustice 2 is set for release for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on the 17th of May 2017 in Australia and is already available for preorder, with bonus content available, including Darkseid as a playable fighter and additional character skins.
Kieren Munn
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