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The Zombies Live In London
An acoustic musical journey live from one of London's most dramatic venues.
By Paul Lester published 26 June 15
You've got to admire the audacity: The Zombies, the quintessence of late-60s proto-prog baroque pop, doing a stripped-down, piano-and-vocals-only show.
This is The Zombies Unplugged – Rod Argent at the piano and Colin Blunstone on surprisingly potent breathy vocals. It's all very sparse and intimate, with a reverent atmosphere – not surprising, considering the venue. "The rest of the band didn't turn up," jokes Blunstone.
There's a lot of banter tonight from the pair. Blunstone explains that this will be "a musical journey" of the last 50 years, from 1964 – the year of the release of She's Not There – to the present, with tracks from their forthcoming album. They play Tell Her No, one of their big US hits, with its nods to Merseybeat and Burt Bacharach. There's a vast difference in terms of compositional complexity between that and new song Edge Of The Rainbow, with its simple bluesy progressions.
Vastly more ornate is A Rose For Emily from Odessey And Oracle, followed by This Will Be Our Year, written by bassist Chris White and, according to Blunstone, a favourite of Tiger Woods (it was used for a Nike Father's Day commercial in the States that starred the golfer).
Argent laughs that Time Of The Season, "a song about unconditional love", was recorded in the studio in an atmosphere of rising tension between him and Blunstone. A string quartet arrives for tracks from Blunstone's Argent-produced 1971 solo debut, _One Yea_r: first Misty Roses, then a fabulous rendition of Denny Laine's Say You Don't Mind. It might not be prog in terms of technoflash, but it is if you count ambition and aching grandeur.
It's on this gorgeous chamber pop that the gig reaches a florid musical and emotional peak. Well, this, and I Don't Believe In Miracles, which elicits the biggest cheers of the night, along with She's Not There and Old And Wise, Eric Woolfson's 1982 song for The Alan Parsons Project. The latter is impossibly moving and poignant, especially its lyric: 'There are shadows approaching me/And to those I left behind…'
They may be in the autumn of their years, and the casualties are mounting, but the sun hasn't set on The Zombies yet.
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Startup launches crowdfunding model for photojournalists
por Dana Liebelson
Oct 30, 2018 en Digital Journalism
A new crowdsourcing site could shape the future of photojournalism, helping find cash for far-flung projects.
Emphas.is, planned for launch in early 2011, is marketing itself as an innovative funding platform for photojournalists.
Here's how it works: photojournalists submit pitches to the site, which are then reviewed by a panel of industry experts. If the proposed trip is accepted, a fundraising goal is set. Users of the site can then choose to fund a photojournalist's work anywhere around the world, including war zones and far-flung destinations.
If the financial goal is met, backers get intimate access to the photographer's online written experiences and photo archive—allowing them to virtually step in the shoes of an international photojournalist. The photographers still retain the rights to their photos taken during the trip.
The staff -- five international photojournalists -- envision the site as the natural online extension of a growing, global interest in photography. In 2009, for example, 2.4 million people in 46 countries visited the World Press Photo exhibition. The photojournalism blog by The New York Times also receives more than 750,000 unique visitors a month. Emphas.is hopes to create a new sustainable financial model for photojournalists by cashing in on the romanticism of the profession.
Whether this new funding model will change the shape of photojournalism remains to be seen—but it already has an impressive list of endorsers, including Kira Pollack, director of photography at Time magazine and Jamie Wellford, senior international photo editor at Newsweek.
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(1) One of the most popular reason for getting low marks in the exam is, lots of wrong answers or blank answers. Your goal should be to answer more number of correct answers to beat the competition.
(2)Sometime you don't solve easy questions carefully because you focus more on solving harder questions. Remember that you will hurt more if your easy questions gets wrong so be careful while answering the easy one.
(3)Another factor which largely affect is "Time Management". If you are not able to solve questions within 2 hours, you will definitely face problems. In case, you missed 4-5 questions in a row, you will feel the pressure. This mind set will led you to negative time.
(4)If you don't solve Mock Test Papers before the actual exam, you are likely to face problems in exam. Mock test papers are the best way to judge your preparation level.
Focus on Smart Work rather than Hard Work - Out of complete syllabus, there are few topics which are very important for the exam. For example- Topics like - Percentage, profit & Loss, Trigonometry, Time & Work, Time & Distance, Geometry, Mensuration, Data Interpretation etc are extremely important whereas Topics like - Permutation and Combination, Probability etc are not that important. So, the best strategy is to leave less important topics and focus on more important topics. This approach is called "Focussed Study". In English, focus on Antonyms-Synonyms, One word Substitution,Idioms and Phrases, Spelling Mistakes, Error detection etc. As far as G.S section is concerned, give more time on Biology,History and Polity.
Revision is the Key - Many students don't find much time to revise the topics they read. This is where they make mistake. Revision is the most important part so make a habit to revise the topics you read(Specially Maths). If possible, make a habit of writing important things or formula(in maths). We get mails regarding this problems where students inform us that when they face questions in exam, it appear easy to them but they still fail to solve them on time. That's only because lack of revision.
Solve Mock Test Papers and Previous Year Papers - This part comes under revision as well because Mock test papers helps you to judge your preparation level before exam. After solving Mock Test papers, you would be able to know, how much you know about the syllabus. You can download the mock test paper in this website as well. If you are finding it difficult to find mock test papers, then comment below.
Proper Time Management is the Key: Questions which are asked in SSC CGL Exam are not very tough but it's the "Time Management" which makes the difference. If you want to get good marks in CGL, you must be able to solve questions within 2 Hours. To accomplish this, you must make a timetable of how much time you should give to which section. An ideal approach is : 15 Minutes to General Awareness , 20 Minutes to English , 35 Minutes to Reasoning and Remaining 50 Minutes to Maths. Also remember that 10-15 minutes will be taken by filling of ovals.
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Pakistan continues to use Taliban as hedge against India, says US commander
First Published 5, Dec 2018, 10:36 AM IST
'Pakistan is an essential element in long-term stability in Afghanistan,' Marine Corps Lt Gen Kenneth McKenzie Jr told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday
Washington: Days after United States President Donald Trump sought Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's help in the Afghan peace process, a top American commander has told lawmakers that Islamabad's policy seems to be unchanged and it continues to use the Taliban as a hedge against India.
"Pakistan is an essential element in long-term stability in Afghanistan," Marine Corps Lt Gen Kenneth McKenzie Jr told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday during his confirmation hearing for commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM).
Pakistan could play a key role in facilitating talks between the Taliban and government of Afghanistan, he said, adding, "I would welcome that development. At this time, however, Pakistan does not appear to be using the full extent of its influence to encourage the Taliban to come to the table."
"We continue to see the Taliban being utilised as a hedge against India rather than as part of a stable, reconciled Afghanistan," McKenzie told the lawmakers during his confirmation hearing.
His answers to the Senate Armed Services Committee in response to a set of written questions come a day after it became public that Trump has written a letter to Imran Khan, seeking his help in the Afghan peace process.
"President Trump sent a letter to Prime Minister Khan, requesting Pakistan's full support to the US-led Afghan peace process and Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad's upcoming trip to the region," a spokesperson of the National Security Council, White House, told PTI.
"In the letter, the President recognises that Pakistan has the ability to deny the Taliban sanctuary on its territory," the spokesperson said.
"The letter also makes it clear that Pakistan's assistance with the Afghan peace process is fundamental to building an enduring US-Pakistan partnership," the spokesperson said.
McKenzie told lawmakers that he did not see much of a change in Pakistan's behaviour towards Afghanistan or its stand against terrorist groups.
Despite Pakistan's positive rhetoric in support of the South Asia Strategy, violent extremist organisations or VEOs operate along its border with Afghanistan, he said.
While Pakistan has conducted some operations against VEOs in the country, they must continue to expand these operations and remain aggressively engaged, McKenzie said.
"Taking concrete steps that deny VEO safe havens in Pakistan, as well as VEO freedom of movement from Pakistan to Afghanistan, remains an important ask that Pakistan needs to fulfill. Pakistan must leverage their influence over the Taliban leadership to help compel them to come to the table for reconciliation negotiations," he added.
McKenzie said the US CENTCOM would continue to support the State Department as it works towards a diplomatic solution to the conflict in Afghanistan which includes ensuring that Islamabad's equities are acknowledged in any future agreement.
Pakistan's action or inaction, as it relates to stability in Afghanistan, has often led to US's frustration, he said, adding that stability in the South Asia region remains the most important mutual strategic interest for both the US and Pakistan.
"We must continue to engage with the Pakistani leadership to realise how we can achieve this mutual interest," McKenzie said.
With PTI inputs
Last Updated 10:36 AM IST
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Notated Music The tale the church bell told someone will answer for my silence
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The tale the church bell told someone will answer for my silence
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Don't cry Frenchy
Don't cry Frenchy, don't cry Notated Music. print | 1 score (2 pages) ; 32 cm | music by Walter Donaldson ; words by Sam M. Lewis & Joe E. Young. (Statement Of Responsibility). For voice and...
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How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm (after they've seen Paree?) Notated Music. print | 1 score (2 pages) ; 32 cm | music by Walter Donaldson ; words by Joe Young & Sam M. Lewis. (Statement Of Responsibility). For voice and piano....
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There's a million heroes in each corner of the U.S.A Notated Music. print | 1 score (2 pages) ; 35 cm | words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young ; music by Maurice Abrahams. (Statement Of Responsibility). For voice and piano....
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Just a baby's prayer at twilight From Edison records catalog: After you have listened to this Re-Creation a few times you will probably decide it is one of the most perfectly rendered songs you ever heard. Notice, particularly,...
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If I knock the 'L' out of Kelly (It would still be Kelly to me)
Step this way | It would still be Kelly to me Columbia A2040. Matrix/Take: 46847/3.
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When the sun goes down in Romany
My heart goes roaming back to you | Step this way Columbia A2059. Matrix/Take: 46827/1.
Contributor: Lewis, Sam M. - Grant, Bert - Young, Joe - Brice, Elizabeth - King, Charles
The worst is yet to come Victor 18515. Matrix/Take: B-22442/3.
Contributor: Young, Joe - Bourdon, Rosario - Lewis, Sam M. - Murray, Billy - Grant, Bert
If I knock the 'L' out of Kelly
Step this way | It would still be Kelly to me Victor 18105. Matrix/Take: B-17930/3.
Contributor: Grant, Bert - Wells, John Barnes - Rogers, Walter B. - Macdonough, Harry - Young, Joe - Murphy, Lambert - Victor Orchestra - Lewis, Sam M. - Farrell, Marguerite - Wheeler, William


Good morning everyone how have you been doing? I hope everything is going well for you. Drew and I are getting ready to head up north today because tomorrow my son is having a birthday party for both the Grandkids. Here are your questions.
1) Are you ready for Fall to come?
2) Do you like to see the leaves change color?
3) Do you go out driving around to look at the changing colors of the leaves?
4) Are you ready for the colder weather?
2. Let the fall color show begin.
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Our dive into dog talent was inspired by our client, Autotrader. Everywhere was engaged to help produce #ParkandBark, an event celebrating National Dog Day. Autotrader used the event to educate dog owners about the best pet-friendly cars and accessories. Hundreds of dog guests enjoyed free treats, received swag prizes, and played in the costume photo booth. Pet experts schooled the crowd in dog CPR, the art of doggy massage (Shi-A-Tzu… Get it?), and puppies in need were available for adoption.
Everywhere also took this opportunity to reach out to a few A-list Instagram influencers, including Indy the Goldendoodle and Sparkles the Diva.
So why are brands so eager to add some canine appeal? It could have something to do with the fact that this year pet owners are projected to spend $62 billion dollars on their furry friends, according to the American Pet Products Association. Not to mention the added bonus that brand reputations are rarely ruined by the actions of a Yorkshire Terrier. Dogs breed happiness, with pups like ChloeKardoggian slinging products for Clorox and Boo the Pomeranian working as a liaison for Virgin Airlines, it's hard to think of a brand that wouldn't benefit from pup-endorsement.
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We had such a great time at this event and my dogs absolutely adored all of the goodies they snagged! Those treats from Taj Mahound were paws down their favorite.


Nikawa, J., Cameron, S., Toda, T., Ferguson, K. M., Wigler, M. H. (November 1987) Rigorous feedback control of cAMP levels in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Genes & Development, 1 (9). pp. 931-937.
We have isolated and characterized normal and mutant alleles of many of the genes of the RAS/adenylyl cyclase pathway of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Manipulation of those genes has revealed a system for feedback control that can modulate cAMP levels over at least a 10,000-fold range. The feedback control depends upon the activity of the cAMP-dependent protein kinases and requires the presence of the CDC25 and RAS proteins. The capacity for such dramatic control of cAMP levels raises fundamental questions about the normal mechanism of action of the cAMP signaling system in yeast.


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Oberrimbach ist ein Stadtteil von Creglingen im Main-Tauber-Kreis im fränkisch geprägten Nordosten Baden-Württembergs.

Geographie

Das Dorf Oberrimbach liegt etwa 22 Kilometer südöstlich der Mitte der Kreisstadt Bad Mergentheim und 7 Kilometer südsüdöstlich der Stadtmitte von Creglingen. An den Stadtteil grenzen reihum im Norden der Stadtteil Münster, im Nordosten der Stadtteil Schmerbach und im Osten der Stadtteil Blumweiler von Creglingen; im Süden der Stadtteil Spielbach von Schrozberg im benachbarten Landkreis Schwäbisch Hall; im Südwesten der Stadtteil Wildentierbach und im Nordosten der Stadtteil Rinderfeld von Niederstetten wieder im Main-Tauber-Kreis.

Oberrimbach breitet sich als Streusiedlung in der Quellmulde des Rimbachs aus. Zur Gemarkung der ehemaligen Gemeinde Oberrimbach gehören das Dorf Oberrimbach (), der Weiler Lichtel (), das Gehöft Landturm () und der Wohnplatz Birkhöfe ().

Das Naturschutzgebiet Oberrimbacher Erdfälle mit einer Fläche von 71,2 Hektar liegt auf den Gemarkungen von Oberrimbach, Wildentierbach und Spielbach.

Geschichte

Mittelalter
Der Ort wurde im Jahre 1316 erstmals urkundlich als Rimpach erwähnt. Früheste Erwähnungen zu Rimbach beziehen sich neben Niederrimbach vielleicht auch auf Oberrimbach. Im 14. Jahrhundert gehörte der Ort zur hohenlohe-brauneckischen Herrschaft Lichtel und gelangte mit dieser 1324/25 zunächst an den Deutschen Orden, 1340/49 an das Hochstift Würzburg und von diesem im Jahre 1399 an Rothenburg. Bereits davor besaßen Rothenburger Bürger und das dortige Spital Rothenburg einzelne Güter in Oberrimbach. Im Jahre 1316 wurde vor Ort eine Burg in hohenlohischem Besitz erwähnt, die 1381 zerstört wurde. Möglicherweise bestehen hier Parallelen mit dem Ort Lichtel.

Neuzeit
Im Jahre 1526 wurde der Ort in einer Fehde gegen die Stadt Rothenburg verbrannt. 1634 starben in Oberrimbach 113 Menschen an einer Seuche. Der Ort fiel im Jahre 1803 zunächst an Bayern und bereits 1810 wiederum an Württemberg und gehörte seitdem zum Oberamt Mergentheim und seit 1938 zum Landkreis Mergentheim, der zum 1. Januar 1973 im neu gebildeten Main-Tauber-Kreis aufging.

Der ehemals selbstständigen Gemeinde war bis 1851 noch der Ort Schmerbach als Parzelle zugeteilt. Am 1. Februar 1972 wurde Oberrimbach in die Stadt Creglingen eingegliedert.

Einwohnerentwicklung
Die Bevölkerung von Oberrimbach und den umgebenden Wohnplätzen auf dessen Gemarkung entwickelte sich wie folgt:

Am 31. Dezember 2016 lebten auf der Gemarkung des Creglinger Stadtteils Oberrimbach 253 Menschen. Diese verteilten sich auf die folgenden Wohnplätze: Oberrimbach (141 Einwohner) mit Lichtel (112 Einwohner).

Politik
Die Blasonierung des Oberrimbacher Wappens lautet: In Silber über blauem Wellenschildfuß ein schwarzer Wolfsrumpf.

Religion
Die evangelische Kirchengemeinde Oberrimbach war und ist nach Lichtel eingepfarrt. Die evangelische Kirchengemeinde Lichtel umfasst die Stadtteile Lichtel und Oberrimbach und die Aussiedlerhöfe Landturm und Birkhöfe der Stadt Creglingen sowie den Wohnplatz Wolkersfelden des Niederstettener Stadtteils Wildentierbach. Von Rothenburg wurde die Reformation eingeführt. Die evangelische Kirchengemeinde Lichtel wurde zeitweise vom Pfarramt Schmerbach, heute vom Pfarramt Finsterlohr betreut.

Die Katholiken gehören kirchlich zu Creglingen.

Kultur und Sehenswürdigkeiten

Kulturdenkmale

Taufstein
Ein Taufstein bei einem Naturdenkmal auf der Gemarkung von Oberrimbach stammt aus dem 2. bis 3. Jahrhundert.

Verkehr
Oberrimbach ist aus östlicher und westlicher Richtung jeweils über die L 1020 zu erreichen, die den Ort durchquert. Aus nordwestlicher Richtung ist der Ort über die K 2867 zu erreichen.

Persönlichkeiten

Weblinks

 Karte von Oberrimbach und Umgebung auf:
 Oberrimbach auf der Website www.leo-bw.de
 Oberrimbach auf der Website der Stadt Creglingen unter www.creglingen.de
 Oberrimbach auf der Website www.taubertal.de

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Ehemalige Gemeinde (Main-Tauber-Kreis)
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We must dedicate on our business, bio-image foundry, and not distract ourselves with other pursuits.
Since the company was founded, we have treated our customers as partners. At CEL, customers come first. Their success is our success, and we value their ability to compete as we value our own.
Innovation is the wellspring of CEL growth. It is vital to all sectors of our business, from strategic planning to marketing to management to technology and production.


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The B 440 is a German federal road in Lower Saxony. It runs from the district town of Rotenburg an der Wümme to Bad Fallingbostel. It was based on an old Army road built by Napoléon Bonaparte.

Course

It begins at the B 215, runs through the so-called Mill Quarter (Mühlenviertel) of Rotenburg an der Wümme, passes nearby Bothel and after about 20 km passes through the town centre of Visselhövede to the southeast. Continuing in a southwesterly direction it crosses the Bomlitz valley north of Bomlitz. In Dorfmark (part of Bad Fallingbostel) it crosses the B 209 and joins the A 7 motorway just east of the village.

See also
List of federal highways in Germany

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Full List of Winners from the 2017 American Music Awards!
by shem on November 19, 2017, 11:11pm. EST
Niall Horan performs "Slow Hands" at the American Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision/AP)
Bruno Mars was the big winner tonight picking up the most awards (7) as well as winning ARTIST OF THE YEAR!
Here's a full list of winners from tonight's 2017 American Music Awards.
**WINNERS ARE IN BOLD**
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Diana Ross
Bruno Mars -WINNER
Niall Horan – WINNER
The Chainsmokers feat. Halsey, "Closer"
Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee feat. Justin Bieber, "Despacito"-WINNER
DJ Khaled feat. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance the Rapper & Lil Wayne, "I'm The One"
Maroon 5 feat. Kendrick Lamar, "Don't Wanna Know"
The Weeknd feat. Daft Punk, "Starboy"
Coldplay -WINNER
Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee, "Despacito"
Bruno Mars, "That's What I Like" – WINNER
Ed Sheeran, "Shape of You"
FAVORITE MALE ARTIST – POP/ROCK
FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST – POP/ROCK
Lady Gaga -WINNER
FAVORITE DUO OR GROUP – POP/ROCK
FAVORITE ALBUM – POP/ROCK
Drake, More Life
Bruno Mars, 24K Magic – WINNER
The Weeknd, Starboy
FAVORITE SONG – POP/ROCK
Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee feat. Justin Bieber, "Despacito" – WINNER
FAVORITE MALE ARTIST – COUNTRY
Keith Urban – WINNER
FAVORITE DUO OR GROUP – COUNTRY
Little Big Town – WINNER
FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST – COUNTRY
Carrie Underwood – WINNER
FAVORITE ALBUM – COUNTRY
Jason Aldean, They Don't Know
Chris Stapleton, From a Room:, Vol. 1
Keith Urban, Ripcord – WINNER
FAVORITE SONG – COUNTRY
Sam Hunt, "Body Like a Back Road"
Jon Pardi, "Dirt on My Boots"
Keith Urban, "Blue Ain't Your Color" – WINNER
FAVORITE ARTIST – RAP/HIP-HOP
Drake – WINNER
FAVORITE ALBUM – RAP/HIP-HOP
Kendrick Lamar, Damn. – WINNER
Migos, Culture
FAVORITE SONG – RAP/HIP-HOP
DJ Khaled feat. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance the Rapper & Lil Wayne, "I'm The One" – WINNER
Kendrick Lamar, "Humble."
Rae Sremmurd feat. Gucci Mane, "Black Beatles"
FAVORITE MALE ARTIST – SOUL/R&B
FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST – SOUL/R&B
Beyonce – WINNER
FAVORITE ALBUM – SOUL/R&B
Childish Gambino, Awaken My Love!
FAVORITE SONG – SOUL/R&B
Khalid, "Location"
FAVORITE ARTIST – ALTERNATIVE ROCK
Linkin Park -WINNER
FAVORITE ARTIST – ADULT CONTEMPORARY
Shawn Mendes – WINNER
FAVORITE ARTIST – LATIN
Shakira – WINNER
FAVORITE ARTIST – CONTEMPORARY INSPIRATIONAL
Lauren Daigle – WINNER
FAVORITE ARTIST – ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC (EDM)
TOP SOUNDTRACK
Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2: Awesome Mix Vol. 2
Moana – WINNER
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The International Network of Paediatric Surveillance Units (INoPSU) was established in 1998 to facilitate international collaboration among the 12 member paediatric surveillance units (PSUs) around the world. This collaboration allows for sharing of resources; simultaneous data collection and comparison across geographical regions.
The INOPSU 15 year report is available for download.
Learn more about the National Units across the globe.
Over 150 studies have been facilitated by INoPSU members, including studies on a range of infectious and vaccine preventable diseases, genetic and metabolic conditions, childhood injuries and mental health disorders. Over 10,000 paediatricians, servicing a population of >56 million children aged <15 years contribute data to the PSUs each month.
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This past week, I was reminded of a couple of simple but important concepts when it comes to giving and receiving rehabilitative health care.
A common phrase in the rehabilitation world regarding skill sets is "tools in the toolbox". This analogy refers to both manual and diagnostic skills that therapists acquire in school and through continuing education courses. I am all for expanding my skills and knowledge in order to better serve my patients. But once I realized that there is no one "magic bullet" treatment that will help everybody, I gained a lot more confidence as a physical therapist. While the possibilities for acquiring knowledge are limitless, I no longer feel that I am missing the one thing.
Several years ago, I asked the instructor of a class I was taking about a specific manual technique. She detoured from her agenda to give us her perspective as a 35-year veteran therapist.
"Look," she said, "I have been doing this for a long time now. Many of these latest and greatest techniques and interventions are things that have been around for decades. Don't forget that there is a lot of savvy marketing behind a lot of this. Don't think that you have to spend a lot of money to become certified in this or that special technique. I'm not saying that they can't be helpful. I'm just saying that there's not one technique that necessarily better than another."
Those remarks have resonated with me ever since as I consider which courses I am going to pursue in an effort to make myself a better clinician. And her advice doesn't just pertain to therapeutic techniques. It also applies to rehabilitative devices that therapists often prescribe to their patients for home use, such as the following example.
The other day, while instructing a patient on how to perform a soft tissue technique for her homework, she asked me if a particular brand of ball (which I will not mention) is "better" than the lacrosse ball I had her using. Her question relates to the concept that simple is very often effective. It's a ball. It doesn't need a fancy name attached to it. My personal feeling is that I want patients to be able to use tools and techniques that are inexpensive yet effective. If someone is trying to convince you that their magic ball with a thousand dimples on it, or their special foam roller with spikes protruding from it will get you better faster, be leery. I'm not saying they won't work for you. I'm simply advising you to save you money and keep it simple.
Fancy bells and whistles often grab people's attention. The more equipment in a gym or rehabilitation center the better, right? The more letters credentialing a practitioner's academic achievement the better, right? Perhaps, but don't be blinded those alone. All the tools in the world are meaningless unless they are properly and effectively applied to yourspecific needs.
Yesterday, I was at my local car dealership to have my car inspected. I saw a woman ambulating past me with a cane in her right hand. Her shoulder was jacked up by her ear, indicating that her cane might not be fitted quite right for her. So I stopped her, and after identifying myself as a physical therapist, asked if anyone had ever properly sized her cane.
"That feels much better. My shoulder doesn't hurt anymore. I have been going to physical therapy three times a week for several months now, and nobody said anything. God is good!"
My entire interaction with her lasted less than 2 minutes. I did not lay a hand on her to perform any special technique. Just a simple adjustment of her cane had her feeling better immediately. This is not rocket science. It was just Keeping It Simple by observing, explaining and offering to help.
I'll continue to pursue continuing education because it constantly keeps me focused and helps my patients. But I have come to understand that the most important tools therapists have in their toolboxes are their observation and listening skills, their ability to effectively educate folks, and their kindness in wanting to help people feel and function better.


The chart below shows the changes within the last 30 days in the number units of Transcom T-15 device type are connected to Wialon Data Center.
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No. 9/9 Men's Hockey Returns Home to Face Bentley Saturday
Bentley (3-6-3) 0 1 1 2
Harvard (5-1-1) 2 2 1 5
1st - 12:31 - PP - Fox, Adam (Harvard)
1st - 17:44 - Zerter-Gossage, L. (Harvard)
2nd - 05:59 - Donato, Ryan (Harvard)
2nd - 13:20 - Ryner Gorowsky (Bentley)
2nd - 19:51 - PP - Krusko, Nathan (Harvard)
3rd - 17:26 - PP - Kyle Schmidt (Bentley)
3rd - 19:39 - SH - EN - Malone, Sean (Harvard)
G: 2 Players (#20, #22 - 1)
A: Tanner Salsberry - 2
Sh: Tanner Jago - 7
Sv: Jayson Argue - 29
G: 5 Players (#13, #16, #17, #18, #77 - 1)
A: Alexander Kerfoot - 4
Sh: Sean Malone - 5
Sv: Merrick Madsen - 32
Devin Tringale and the Crimson welcome Bentley to Cambridge Saturday night (Gil Talbot).
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Nov. 26, 2016 Program
The Opening Faceoff
The No. 9/9 Harvard men's hockey team (5-2-1) will play its first game post-Thanksgiving, hosting Bentley at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26. The game will be broadcast live on One World Sports, the Ivy League Digital Network and Facebook Live.
The First Line
• Senior winger Tyler Moy has recorded a point in every game this season and has three multi-point games. The eight-game point stretch is the longest since Alexander Kerfoot had an 11-game streak last season. In Harvard's last three games, Moy has five points (2G, 3A).
• Harvard and Bentley are meeting for the fourth-time ever, with Harvard having won each of the first three meetings. The Crimson has outscored the Falcons, 13-1 in the previous meetings.
• Harvard is coming off a stretch of three-straight games against top-10 ranked opponents. The Crimson took down then No. 3/3 Boston College, 5-2, but suffered its only two setbacks of the season to then No. 7/8 Quinnipiac and current No. 7/7 Boston University.
• Saturday's game against Bentley is the final out-of-conference matchup for the Crimson until the 65th annual Beanpot in February. Harvard is 3-1 against non-ECAC Hockey opposition this season, including two games over Arizona State and the triumph against Boston College. Harvard is slated to play Northeastern in the first round of the Beanpot February 6.
Last Time Out
Despite Sean Malone scoring twice and the Crimson's second line registering five total points, Harvard dropped a 5-3 decision at Boston University Tuesday night. The Terriers were able to convert on two of its five power play chances, while Harvard was 0-for-3. Alexander Kerfoot scored accounted for Harvard's third goal of the game, a shorthanded effort during a 5-on-3 penalty kill.
Scouting Bentley
Atlantic Hockey's Bentley Falcons sports a 3-5-3 overall record and a 2-4-2 conference record heading into the post-Thanksgiving matchup. The Falcons have had a full week off since its last contest, a 2-1 victory over AHC foe Mercyhurst. Bentley is 1-1-2 during November.
Bentley has struggled on special teams, scoring on only three of its 41power play chances. It has allowed 12 power play tallies during its 62 man-down experiences. The Falcons have scored five times shorthanded.
Senior Max French has dished out a team-best eight assists to support his team-leading 10 points. Kyle Schmidt and Alexey Solovyev each have four goals this season. Junior Jayson Argue has made 11 starts in goal for the Falcons, posting a 2.61 goals-against and a .922 save percentage.
Series Record vs. Bentley: 3-0-0
Last Three Meetings: 3-0-0
Nov. 21, 2014 - W, 5-1
Oct. 26, 2013 - W, 3-0
Oct. 27, 2012 - W, 5-0.
Filling the Box Sheet
Senior Tyler Moy has recorded a point in every game this season, the only Crimson to do so. He leads the team with 12 points (5G, 7A), and has three multi-point games to his credit. His eight-game streak is the longest since Alexander Kerfoot's 11-game stretch from Nov. 7, 2015 - Jan. 15, 2016.
Points in Bunches
Senior center Sean Malone leads the Crimson in goals (six) and has a team-best four multi-point games this season, including recording two points in each of the last two games against Boston College (1G, 1A) and Boston University (2G).
Scoring Four or More
Four goals has been the magic number for the Crimson this season, as all five of its wins has come when it has scored four or more times. Harvard is also 4-0-1 when allowing two goals or less.
Freshman Adam Fox has made a name for himself on the Harvard blue line through the first six games of the season. The Jericho, New York native, and Calgary Flames prospect is leading the team with eight assists. His 1.00 points per game mark ranks fifth among all defensemen in the country and eighth among all rookies. Fox also leads the Crimson with a +8.
The Crimson's offense has continued to fire on all cylinders in 2016-17 after finishing ninth in the country with a 3.41 goals per game average in 2015-16, Harvard is third the nation with a 4.13 mark. The 3.41 average from a season ago was the highest for Harvard since 2002-03 when it put up 3.91 per contest.
Shorthanded Success
Sophomore Ryan Donato and freshman John Marino each scored shorthanded goals in the season opener at ASU. The last time Harvard scored twice a man down was Jan. 4, 2014 in a 7-4 win versus Boston University. Sean Malone accounted for both goals. Harvard's third shorthanded tally this season came from Alexander Kerfoot at Boston University Nov. 22. His came with the Crimson killing a 5-on-3.
Wealth of Experience
The Harvard roster features 15 juniors and seniors, tied for second most in the NCAA. Only Princeton, Quinnipiac and Vermont have more at 16.
NHL Caliber
Harvard boasts eight players on its 2016-17 roster that were selected in the NHL Entry Draft:
• Ryan Donato (2014, Boston, 2nd rd.)
• Adam Fox (2016, Calgary, 3rd rd.)
• Alexander Kerfoot (2012, New Jersey, 5th rd.)
• Merrick Madsen (2013, Philadelphia, 6th rd.)
• Sean Malone (2013, Buffalo, 6th rd.)
• John Marino (2015, Edmonton, 6th rd.)
• Tyler Moy (2015, Nashville, 6th rd.)
• Wiley Sherman (2013, Boston, 5th rd.)
Globies Honor
Jimmy Vesey '16, the 2016 Hobey Baker Award winner, was recognized Monday, Nov. 14 at The Globies award dinner as Boston's top collegiate athlete from the 2015-16 academic year. The Globies is an annual awards ceremony hosted by the Boston Globe that honors the top athletes from the greater-Boston region.
All-Academic
Harvard placed 25 student-athletes on the ECAC Hockey All-Academic team led by junior Thomas Aiken, who earned a spot on the Commissioner's List as the top scholar for Harvard in 2015-16.


Make your own photo keychains from bottle caps! 10 pieces of silver flattened bottlecap pendants with split rings already attached. Approx 25mm or 1 inch photo area. Includes 10 standard size keyrings, and self adhesive Krystal Clear-Itz photo covers, EZ Photo Resizer software that works with both Windows and Mac computers, photo paper and seal-itz for finishing your key rings.. These are so easy to make! Just resize your photos, print, cover with Krystal Clear-Itz, and attach to frame with Seal-Itz strips.


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Q: turn money amount to symbol equivalent I am searching for a method to turn a numeric value such as $10.00 into a symbol.
I need to have symbols to represent the price of a product.
A good example is:
http://www.customink.com/categories/short-sleeve-t-shirts/16/styles#facets/
Instead of displaying prices they show currency symbols. So the price of a cheap item is represented by $ while a more expensive item is $$$
For the code it needs to:
For a value between $1-$10.99 to display it as $

For a value between $11-$25.99 to display it as $$

For a value between $26-$200 to display it as $$$
Thank you, for any guidance you can provide.

A: What have you tried?
var symbol;

if( value < 11.0 ) {
    symbol = "$";
}
else if( value < 26.0 ) {
    symbol = "$$";
}
else {
    symbol = "$$$";
}

return symbol

Or am I missing something here? There are plenty of more sophisticated approaches, but if those are actually your requirements what is wrong with an if/else clause?

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It's a fact, life means abiding in Christ. That word, abiding – dwelling – has a restive quality to it. It's not simply a physical address. It's not a place to just come and go from. It's not a storage facility where you keep stuff. No. It's a economy all of its own. An economy of intimacy. An economy of peace. An economy of shelter. An economy of love, which means self-forgetfulness, which means truthfulness, which means trust.
Interestingly enough, this peaceful, restful intimacy will in and of itself serve as a lightning rod for persecution against it (15:18-27, 16:1-6, 20-22). But it has its own justification of being. The Spirit justifies its reality, its simplicity, its beauty (15:26-27). And this contemplative, mystical reality judges those who have no notion of this…those who live with the spirit of the world (16:9-11).
It's ironic that something so basic to common human identity is ground under foot in favour of people's self-promoted fantasies…which even includes twisting the Gospel of St. John itself to fit enculturated notions of Christian self-promotion and ego and churchly 'advancement'.


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DRAM Capex Spending Expected to Decline 20% in 2020
Suppliers cautious about spending plans this year, despite modest DRAM market recovery
The DRAM market is poised for a modest recovery in 2020, but suppliers are being very cautious, strategic, and thorough in their analysis of market conditions before they consider any further upgrades or decide to move ahead with any new DRAM wafer fab plans.
Figure 1 shows DRAM capex budgets for the three major suppliers. Each is expected to make further cuts in its DRAM capital spending in 2020 as most new facilities and upgrades to current fabs are in place to handle near-term demand. Among the three big DRAM players, IC Insights forecasts that Samsung's DRAM capital expenditure budget will decline 21% to $4.9 billion this year, SK Hynix is expected to trim its DRAM capex budget 38% to $4.0 billion, and Micron is forecast to trim its DRAM capex by 16% this year to $3.6 billion.
New fabs, once built, must run at very high or full capacity given the high levels of capital expenditures required to build and equip them. Investing $6-10 billion in a wafer fab only to see it operate at partial capacity would have a destructive financial impact on any supplier. Consequently, DRAM makers will continue to closely monitor capacity and expansion plans in the coming months in order to limit potential damage from another supply/demand imbalance.
Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are wrapping up their significant DRAM capacity expansions in 2020, and each has made it clear that they will be restrained about how fast they progress with building and ramping their new manufacturing lines.
Even smaller niche DRAM suppliers like Winbond are being guarded. Winbond is building a new fab in Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan. It was originally scheduled for completion at the end of 2020 with commercial production slated for 2021. However, the company has now rescheduled equipment move-in for January 2022.
Collectively, suppliers are expected to allocate $15.1 billion to DRAM capex spending this year, a 20% decline from $19.1 billion in 2019 and down from the record high of $23.2 billion spent for DRAM in 2018.
Even with elevated capital spending levels the past few years, DRAM capex as a percent of DRAM sales was not terribly out of line with what the industry has seen since 2015. It is interesting to note, however, that with the 37% DRAM market collapse in 2019, DRAM capex spending as a percent of sales jumped to 30.5%, the highest level since 30.5% in 2011 (Figure 2).
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Two men suspected of robbing a mail carrier Tuesday in Manhattan Beach and leading a high-speed chase across the South Bay were captured in Rancho Palos Verdes, where police dogs took bites out of both of them.
A third suspect eluded capture during the four-hour search that involved 60 officers and seven police dogs from seven area police agencies.
The motive for stealing mail from a letter carrier was unclear, but federal Social Security and other checks are delivered on the first of the month.
Robbers used to prey on mail carriers on the first and 15 th of each month, but the crimes have decreased significantly as more check recipients use direct deposit, U.S. Postal Inspection Service spokesman Randy DeGasperin said.
The most recent batch of federal stimulus checks was mailed on Friday.
The crime occurred about 11:30 a.m. as a carrier unloaded his vehicle at First Street and Meadows Avenue to walk his route, DeGasperin said.
Three men jumped out of a red pickup truck and confronted him.
Manhattan Beach police Sgt. Steve Tobias said one of the men pretended to have a gun in his waistband.
The robbers raced away with a couple of trays and a small white tub containing several hundred pieces of mail, DeGasperin said.
The postal worker immediately notified police. A Redondo Beach officer spotted the suspects' truck heading south on Inglewood Avenue and gave chase.
Speeds reached 80 mph as the pursuit moved along Inglewood Avenue and headed west on 190 th Street.
The chase made its way through Torrance on Del Amo Boulevard, Cathann Street and Ocean Avenue.
Turning onto Hawthorne Boulevard heading toward Pacific Coast Highway, the driver drove on the wrong side of the road, going south in the northbound lanes.
Fortunately, motorists avoided the truck as it reached 80 mph.
The truck cut through the Best Buy parking lot on PCH, accelerated through Lomita and turned south on Narbonne Avenue, whizzing past the Lomita sheriff's station onto Palos Verdes Drive East.
"These guys were really trying to get away," Keenan said.
The driver lost control trying to navigate a curve and slammed into an embankment near Mustang Road. The three occupants ran.
Police officers from Redondo Beach, Torrance, Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes Estates, Hawthorne, Gardena and deputies from the Sheriff's Department surrounded the area. A sheriff's helicopter circled above as officers on the ground searched the wooded canyon area.
A Manhattan Beach dog caught Jorge Alfonzo Diaz, 19, of Lynwood. Hawthorne's nabbed Jesus Martinez, 19, of Long Beach. Both men were taken to hospitals for treatment of bites before they were booked on suspicion of robbery at the Manhattan Beach jail.
DeGasperin said police recovered the stolen mail. Residents will be notified that their mail will arrive late because it had to be held as evidence and photocopied.
Investigators will work on identifying and arresting the third man, police said.


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Iran Is Wisely Marketing Itself As A Conduit For Russian-Pakistani Trade
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The Iranian Consul General to Pakistan's proposal on 16 July that his country could serve as a conduit for Russian-Pakistani trade was extremely strategic since it shows a keen awareness of the Islamic Republic's role in Eurasia's rapidly evolving geo-economic environment.
Eurasia's geo-economic environment is rapidly evolving in light of several interconnected developments over the past year. February's agreement to construct a trilateral railway between Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan (PAKAFUZ) challenged the strategic viability of the North-South Transport Corridor's eastern branch (E-NSTC) from the Indian-controlled Iranian port of Chabahar to Afghanistan and the Central Asian Republics (CARs). Kabul hammered another nail in that project's coffin last month during the virtual trilateral Foreign Ministers meeting alongside the top diplomats from Beijing and Islamabad when it committed to rely on the Belt & Road Initiative's (BRI) flagship project of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Although Russia still officially remains interested in the NSTC, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov enthusiastically endorsed Central Asian-South Asian connectivity during a topical conference in the Uzbek capital of Tashkent in mid-July, which can be interpreted as Moscow's approval of PAKAFUZ and willingness to use this project to reach South Asia.
As it presently stands, Iran can't bank on the NSTC as much as it initially expected. This initiative will still likely facilitate some Russian-Indian trade as intended, but nowhere near what the most optimistic observers had hoped for. The Islamic Republic's strategic consolation is that Azerbaijan's proposed six-nation integration platform will probably become its new priority and thus connect Iran more closely with Russia and the other four members of this platform. Even so, Tehran would still prefer to become a transregional economic player in Eurasia, the vision of which it aims to advance through March's 25-year strategic partnership deal with China. I wrote at the time that this game-changing development could be leveraged to facilitate Russian-Pakistani trade through the western expansion of CPEC into the Islamic Republic (W-CPEC+) where it would then mostly proceed parallel with the NSTC's original route. Some critics were skeptical of this ambitious vision, but my views have just been vindicated by the Iranian Consul General to Pakistan.
The Express Tribune reported that Mr. Mohammad Reza Nazeri said on 16 July while speaking at the first session of the Pakistan-Iran Business Facilitation meeting that Iran is a beneficiary of CPEC and can facilitate Pakistan's trade with Central Asia and Russia. This statement very strongly suggests that he has a keen awareness of the Islamic Republic's role in Eurasia's rapidly evolving geo-economic environment. With E-NSTC having been made largely redundant by PAKAFUZ, which in turn also reduced the strategic viability of its core function of facilitating Russian-Indian trade, it makes sense for Iran to position itself as a conduit for Russian-Pakistani trade in order to redeem this project's transregional importance for connecting Eastern Europe with South Asia. It can also serve as a temporary workaround to trans-Afghan trade between the two for as long as the situation in that landlocked country remains violently unstable. Put another way, Iran finally realizes how important Russian-Pakistani connectivity is nowadays and thus wants to play an important role in facilitating it.
Guided by this flexible approach to Eurasia's rapidly evolving geo-economic environment, Iran can realistically retain its transregional geo-economic importance despite the NSTC's initial Russian-Indian connectivity function having been reduced due to recent developments related to PAKAFUZ and New Delhi's general realignment towards the West (including through its abidance to the US' unilateral anti-Iranian sanctions regime). The expected influx of Chinese capital and the connectivity projects that it could be responsible for as a result of their 25-year strategic partnership deal could greatly enhance Iran's transregional connectivity attractiveness, especially with respect to facilitating Russian-Pakistani trade. The expansion of W-CPEC+ to Russia via Iran and Azerbaijan would also improve the viability of the Golden Ring concept for assembling a new multipolar network in the Eurasian Heartland, which would serve the strategic interests of all the involved countries.
Tags: Russia, Pakistan, Iran, PAKAFUZ, W-CPEC+, NSTC, Geo-Economics.
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Debunking Bloomberg: Biden's Afghan Withdrawal Isn't A Blow To China
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It was hyperbole for Ghosh to claim that 'Biden's Afghanistan Withdrawal Is A Blow To China'. It might only be so in the worst-case scenario, which is far from certain.
Bloomberg published an op-ed last week provocatively claiming that "Biden's Afghanistan Withdrawal Is A Blow To China". Opinion columnist Bobby Ghosh argues that the country might soon slip back into an all-out civil war that would not only disrupt China's connectivity interests in the country, but also spill over to threaten the Belt & Road Initiative's (BRI) flagship project of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). In addition, he predicts that Afghanistan will become "a sanctuary for jihadists of every stripe — some of whom will undoubtedly direct their attention to that very short, mountainous and porous border with China."
This line of thinking is typical of what many in the Western mainstream media are saying. They were against former US President Donald Trump's deal with the Taliban last year and subsequent promise to complete his country's military withdrawal by the beginning of next month. His successor, US President Joe Biden, will instead initiate the full withdrawal by that date and complete it before the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Some establishment voices fear that this will create strategic opportunities for China and the US' other so-called peer competitors like Russia to exploit for zero-sum ends against American interests.
In reality, however, it's in everyone's interests that the US completes its promised withdrawal from Afghanistan as soon as possible. America has spent trillions of dollars there without much of anything to show for it. It's true that Afghanistan now has a governing system comparatively closer (key word) to Western democracy than before and that woman now enjoy greater rights, but the Taliban still controls large swathes of the country and ISIS' entry to the battlefield in 2014 immensely complicated the anti-terrorist situation there. Indefinitely continuing the US' occupation of Afghanistan would only make matters much worse without solving anything.
By boldly agreeing to withdraw from the country and clearly articulating the strategic reasons behind this decision in his national speech on Wednesday, President Biden concluded that it's better to cut America's losses and simply move on even though the victimized Afghan people won't be able to move past this twenty-year dark chapter of their national history so easily. In any case, their future is arguably brighter than before, not dimmer. The completion of the US' withdrawal will unlock promising socio-economic opportunities for Afghanistan provided that their leadership and local stakeholders have the political will to support them.
To explain, it's precisely because of China that this is possible. Afghanistan's geostrategic location in the center of the tri-regional Central-South-West Asian space affords it enormous potential for connecting these three massive markets through BRI. In particular, CPEC's de facto expansion into Afghanistan via the recently agreed Pakistan-Afghanistan-Uzbekistan (PAKAFUZ) railway will complement existing rail connectivity with China via the Central Asian nations of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. The Chinese-Iranian Strategic Partnership deal also creates the chance of further expanding this connectivity network to West Asia with time via W-CPEC+.
Domestically, the Afghan economy would require extensive reconstruction, but its reported $3 trillion worth of minerals – including some rare earth ones – could ideally be extracted in the most responsible way possible to ensure the equitable distribution of this wealth to every citizen. Coupled with grants and low-interest no-strings-attached loans from partner states like China and others, the Afghan people actually stand a very credible chance of succeeding in the future so long as their country can avert the all-out civil war that Ghosh fears might soon erupt.
That worst-case scenario is plausible, but nevertheless not inevitable. The Taliban, despite being designated as terrorists, have recently proven themselves to be shrewd diplomats on the international stage during multiple rounds of peace talks over the past few years. They seem to have understand the pragmatism of facilitating such connectivity and extractive projects for the purpose of improving their citizens' living standards. Should they enter into the planned inclusive transitional government that's been proposed, then they'll probably not do anything to threaten those projects since they'll too have a stake in their success.
Considering all of this, it was hyperbole for Ghosh to claim that "Biden's Afghanistan Withdrawal Is A Blow To China". It might only be so in the worst-case scenario, which is far from certain. What's much more likely is that the existing low-intensity conflict continues but doesn't reach catastrophic proportions. Instead, with the Taliban possibly becoming part of the Afghan government, the international community might remove their terrorist designation and accept them as equal stakeholders in Afghanistan's future socio-economic success, a large part of which will be due to mutually beneficial cooperation with China.
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Cinenova presents
Wed 5 Feb , 20:00
Still from "Back Inside Herself" by Saundra Sharp, 1984
Free entry. The talk will be held in English.
CINENOVA
Cinenova is a volunteer-run charity preserving and distributing the work of feminist film and video makers.
Cinenova was founded in 1991 following the merger of two feminist film and video distributors, Circles and Cinema of Women, each formed in the late 1970s/early 1980s. Cinenova currently distributes over 300 titles that include artists' moving image, experimental film, narrative feature films, documentary and educational videos made from the 1920s to the late 1990s. The thematics in these titles include oppositional histories, post-colonial struggles, representation of gender, race, sexuality, and other questions of difference and importantly the relations and alliances between these different struggles.
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SCREENING PROGRAMME:
BACK INSIDE HERSELF (1984)
Saundra Sharp
Inspired by the film maker's poem of the same name, BACK INSIDE HERSELF urges African-American woman to reject images placed on her…'from people who don't hear her need and don't need her here'… and discover her own identity.
FIERCE DETAIL (1995)
Helena Goldwater
Fierce Detail seeks the erotic in our everyday lives. The fierce detail of the face, language and objects are sites of emotion, passion, spirituality and humour. Shot on handheld Super 8, and cut quickly and fluidly, the film allows for the causality of gazing at a women's face in extreme close-up, as she reflects and interacts with the audience/camera.
A TRIBUTE TO BLACK WOMEN (They don't get chance) (1986)
A Carney, B Phillips
"How many famous Black women can you name who aren't either sportswomen or entertainers"? Through a series of street vox pops on the streets of 1980s Liverpool most people draw a blank. The film investigates why this is so, pointing to inadequate media representation and bias in the education system which Black women have to overcome to uncover their own history.
A QUESTION OF CHOICE (1982)
Sheffield Film Coop
This video examines the type of paid work that married women find themselves doing. 'Woman has always cleaned' declares a male caretaker, who prefers to work with women because it is easier to exert his authority. Prevailing attitudes like this reveal the degree to which 'women's work' is denigrated in the home and in the sphere of waged employment.
AMONG GOOD CHRISTIAN PEOPLE (1991)
Catherine Gund, Jaqueline Woodson
Based on a poignant autobiographical essay by Woodson, this video adaptation illustrates the pull between desire for (religious) community and personal freedom. Featuring the music of Lavender Light Black and People of All Colours Lesbian and Gay Gospel Choir.
ZOOM is Bergen Kunsthall's programme of artists' films and videos. This season we are presenting talks and screenings with artists, looking from different angles at how various social dynamics and power relationships are being produced, performed and negotiated. Considering storytelling as a political act, the films we present explore one's cultural and political agency to shape history.
This event is organised in cooperation with the Faculty of Fine Art, Music and Design (KMD), University of Bergen.
Please join us for a talk by Louise Shelley (member of the Cinenova Working Group) and a screening of films from the Cinenova collection.


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Cleveland Clinic: What to Expect After an Abnormal Pap Smear
If your Pap test comes back with an abnormal results, your first instinct may be to panic that you have cervical cancer. But, rest assured, your doctor will first want to do a careful evaluation ― usually including a colposcopy ― to determine whether there's truly cause for concern.
"This complicated word really means a fairly simple procedure — examining the cervix in detail with a pair of high-tech binoculars," says Ob/Gyn Pamela Hruby, MD. The whole thing usually takes no more than 10 to 15 minutes.
Here, Dr. Hruby explains what you can expect in 5 steps:
1. Getting ready
First, the doctor or nurse will talk to you about your Pap results, explain the procedure, and get your consent. They'll want to know if you're pregnant because it makes a difference in the procedures they do, Dr. Hruby says.
Next the doctor will put in a speculum, just like for a Pap test, and then bring the colposcope into place. The colposcope might look pretty intimidating, but it stays outside of you, so don't worry.
2. The white-spot test
A vinegar solution is applied to the cervix using large Q-tips. Most people don't feel this part at all, but occasionally someone will feel mild stinging, Dr. Hruby says.
The vinegar will turn the abnormal areas of the cervix white. "This can take up to three minutes to take full effect, and it's kind of boring until that happens," Dr. Hruby says. "You just have to wait."
Once the vinegar has done its work, the doctor will carefully look at each area of the cervix. A cervix looks like a donut from this angle. "There might need to be a little pushing and pulling using small Q-tips while we try to see as far as we can down the donut hole," Dr. Hruby says.
3. Taking a sample
If an area of whiteness is found, the doctor will use a small instrument to take a piece of the cervix for testing. This is known as a biopsy. There may be more than one area.
"Biopsies can pinch or pull, but they are over in a second. Most people don't feel too much pain with them," Dr. Hruby says. "The small pieces will be put into containers to send to the pathologist to evaluate.
"Sometimes the doctor will take a sampling from the inside of the cervix," Dr. Hruby says. "This is done by touching inside the cervix and collecting some cells and mucus." This is generally done with four swipes of a small, sharp instrument, or with a mascara-brush-type wand. This part can cramp, but it's very important to make sure there are no abnormalities beyond where we can see, Dr. Hruby says. This part isn't usually done if you're pregnant.
4. Finishing up
If the biopsies stirred up any bleeding, pressure will be held over the areas. It may be necessary to use medication to stop the bleeding.
One method, silver nitrate, leaves dark ashes behind. These may fall out later into your underwear, looking like cigarette ashes, Dr. Hruby says. Another medication, Monsel's solution, is a thick, amber-colored liquid that may also fall out later in dark chunks. Many women will wear a pad for a few days afterwards, just in case.
Then the speculum is removed, and it's all over!
"My advice to women is to find out how long it will be before the results are in, and call the office if you haven't heard in a reasonable amount of time," Dr. Hruby says. Your doctor will make a plan with you then, based on the biopsy results. If the results are consistent with low-grade changes or less, the plan will likely be to repeat the pap smear in one year.
5. Prevention
One other thing to consider is the HPV vaccine. "You may think it's too late to get it if you have already been infected with one kind of HPV," Dr. Hruby says. "But since the vaccine now protects against nine strains of the HPV virus, it may be worth getting the vaccine."
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What age would you choose? 21? 16? 9? 4? How old would you be if you could choose? Each of us would have a different reason for going back to a certain age.
How about 9 years old, when I preached my first sermon? The summer when I was 13 (talk about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn) I can still smell the warm countryside and see the pond we swam in. At 16, I got my first car and at 17, I took my first evangelist trip alone. When I was 25 I met and married Arlis, HALLELUJAH!; became a daddy at 30, and at 32 did my first solo flight in an airplane.
So, you see I have special memories just like you. But, have you noticed that no one wants to be real old–or real young? Do you know why? Because somehow we have the idea that they're not real people. After all, a real old person seems to be in their own world of memories and knickknack's, and babies don't know anything anyway.
Did you know our spirits are ageless, and it's the outward body that changes? You're the same person now as you were before you got that first wrinkle or grey hair. Only your body changes.
Of course we can't go back, but we can learn as we grow older to love and understand those that are young and old.
Stop thinking just because a person is under 3 feet tall that they don't really understand anything, so we can shove them in a back room called a nursery and watch them play with blocks. You wouldn't do that to the same person if they were 2 feet higher.
Put yourself in their shoes: You come in the front door of the church and no one speaks to you. Oh, they shake hands with Mom and Dad; even give them a bulletin and take them to a real class with a real teacher, and the only reason is, they're just taller!
By now you've got the point–"I guess I'm not important enough to rate any special attention." You wish you could speak up, but you can't talk too well yet. You would probably walk to another church, but your diaper bag is too big to carry.
Finally, some dear saint comes in. She's been there 16 times in the last month because she's faithful, and someone's got to do it. As they close the door, you hear the crowd shouting, "Amen!" as the preacher talks about the harvest field that's out there. Of course, you know by now that they would have to be at least 3 feet tall before they could be harvested.


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Q: Pass environment to module I'm very much used Lua where you are able to do this, so please excuse me if this is not possible.
Lets say on client.js I have 2 variables, both of these requiring modules
var EmbedManager = require('Embed');
var client       = require('Client');

new EmbedManager()
  .init()
  .output()

from the module 'Embed' I need to be able to access the variable 'client' without passing anything as an argument.
For the purpose of example, the files are stored like so;
Client.js
Embed.js

A: If you want to access a variable from another module, you'd need to include the variable in your module.exports, and then require that module.
So, in Client.js, you'll need to add a line like:
// This creates a new exported variable on Client
module.exports.client = client

And then in Embed.js, you'll need to:
// When you import `Client.js`, you're getting whatever
// it `module.exports`
var Client = require("./Client.js")
// So now we can access the `client` variable of the `Client` module
var client = Client.client

It's surprisingly tricky to find good documentation for the CommonJS module format, but this article isn't too bad: An Introduction to CommonJS.

A: In node js the first thing you would think about if you don't want to pass argument is to just require Client in your embed.js file, but this will cause a cyclic dependency issue. As client.js include embed.js and vise versa.
Usually the best way to deal with that is to restructure your modules in a way where you end with one file that use both client.js and embed.js so you might need to create <thirdFileName>.js and then require both client.js and embed.js and add your logic in that file
thirdFile.js
var EmbedManager = require('Embed');
var client       = require('Client');

new EmbedManager().init().output()

new Client().init()

//rest of logic here!

So either use arguments, or structure your code to use both modules in one file


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A highly efficient system for generating and distributing energy is lean, mean and green – and could be as close as the nearest farm, according to a University of Connecticut professor. "This solution is truly homegrown, and its successful application can be critical for the U.S. and the world," said Dr. Prabhakar Singh, Director, Connecticut Global Fuel Cell Center and UTC Endowed Chair Professor in Fuel Cell Technology.
Dr. Singh is the organizer of an ASM International-produced symposium on Emerging Energy Technology at the Materials Science & Technology Conference & Exposition (MS&T 2009) this October. While building on the high interest in fuel cells at previous MS&T events — where related sessions have attracted the highest number of papers and attendance over the past several years – the 2009 program will focus on clean energy efficiency "to achieve low or negligible pollution and greatly reduced carbon emissions that approach zero," Dr. Singh said.
Materials Science & Technology, the leading forum addressing structure, properties, processing and performance across the materials community, will be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Oct. 24th-29th. In addition to programming on Emerging Energy Technology, MS&T covers ceramic and glass materials, electronic and magnetic materials, fundamentals and characterization, materials and systems, nanotechnology, processing and product manufacturing, and iron and steel.
For more information, visit the MS&T 2009 website.