Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has insisted that he would leave his post at Old Trafford if he honestly believed that his dressing room had lost its chemistry.
The Dutchman, famous for his no-nonsense approach, labelled chemistry as the 'most important' thing when running a football club, pointing to the fact that he has left previous details due to there being a negative atmosphere engulfing the squad.
This comes in the wake of speculation suggesting that certain players at United are unhappy with the way Van Gaal runs things. The Daily Mirror even went as far as to state that the 64-year-old could anticipate a 'backlash'.
"I always gave my clubs structure and I think structure is very important in a club, but also in a company, everywhere," he said, as per Sky Sports.
"I'm happy that when I'm gone, people are saying nice things about me but the most important thing is not always that. It is in my opinion the chemistry between players and staff. That chemistry is the most important thing.
Van Gaal then went on to claim that money would never force him from a club, only the idea that things were going south concerning the relationship he has with the players and the board.
"I don't think there is a coach that quits by himself because of the money, but I am like that," he added.
"It's fantastic that people are saying when I'm gone, 'Oh, he was very good, he gave structure and was the basis for other things'.
"But it's not the most important thing for me. The most important thing for me as a trainer, coach and manager is the chemistry between me and my players and my board.
Naturally, he was asked how the chemistry was at United. He answered: "It's good."
Indeed, it would appear that United are beginning to pick up speed with regards to their ambitions of winning the Premier League, and Van Gaal has had a huge say in that.
The Dutchman picked up the reigns from where David Moyes' disastrous tenure had set them down and though it's been a bumpy ride thus far the team are definitely heading in the right direction.
With one or two players yet to hit form - Wayne Rooney, we're eyeballing you - there's no reason why the Red Devils can't run the likes of Man City and Arsenal close for the English title. Van Gaal's side might not play dazzling football, but they're picking up plenty of points.
United fans, are you happy with Van Gaal's management? Would you prefer to see someone else? Let us know in the comments box below.


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Javier Baez Riding Cub Bobblehead Unveiled
This morning, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled an officially licensed, limited edition bobblehead featuring Chicago Cubs star shortstop Javier Baez riding a cub. This is the newest addition to the extremely popular Riding Bobblehead Series and comes as Baez and the Cubs prepare for their first Spring Training game on Saturday. The bobbleheads are being produced for the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum by FOCO, an official licensee and manufacturer of Chicago Cubs and MLB merchandise.
Wearing the Cubs signature home pinstripe uniform, the smiling Baez bobblehead is holding a bat and sitting atop a ferocious looking cub. Each bobblehead is individually numbered to 2,020, and they are only available through the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum's Online Store. The bobbleheads are in production with expected delivery in May. They are $40 plus a flat-rate shipping charge of $8 per order.
Nicknamed "El Mago" (Spanish for "The Magician"), Baez has developed into one of the game's most exciting young players on both offensive and defense. The ninth overall selection in the 2011 MLB Draft, Baez made his MLB debut with the Cubs in 2014. Two years later, he was named the NLCS co-MVP with pitcher Jon Lester as the Cubs won the 2016 N.L. pennant and went on to win their first World Series in 108 years.
An All-Star in 2018 and 2019, Baez was also a Silver Slugger award winner in 2018 as he led the N.L. with 111 RBI. On the heels of his World Series triumph, Baez helped Puerto Rico capture the silver medal in the 2017 World Baseball Classic. In his last three MLB seasons, Baez has been one of the most productive shortstops in baseball, collecting 102 doubles, 15 triples, 86 home runs, 271 RBI and 42 stolen bases with 265 runs scored.
"We're always thinking of ideas for unique and fun new bobbleheads and the riding bobbleheads have been some of the most popular over the last year," National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum co-founder and CEO Phil Sklar said. "With Javy being one of the brightest young stars in baseball, we're excited to add him to the lineup for Cubs fans to add to their collection."

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New gym up and running after launch with Canaries star
Published: 2:50 PM October 12, 2019 Updated: 12:37 PM October 6, 2020
From left to right: NR Health and Fitness Club owner Nathan Gostling, Norwich City midfielder Todd Cantwell, Help Delete Cancer founder Harry Cottenden and assistant manager Aaron Johnson. Picture: NR Health and Fitness Club - Credit: Archant
Norwich City star Todd Cantwell made a welcome return to his hometown to help launch a new gym.
The Canaries midfielder was in Dereham for the opening of NR Health and Fitness Club, replacing the former Chattels department store on Norwich Street which closed last year.
In July, owner Nathan Gostling was given the green light to transform the premises into his third branch, adding to existing gyms in Wymondham and Attleborough.
He initially planned to open in October, but started taking on members during September and charged £5 for use of the facilities for the remainder of the month.
All September's proceeds were donated to children's neuroblastoma charity, Stacey's Smiles.
"We had a great open evening and we've got 750 members already which is amazing," said Mr Gostling, who lives in Mattishall.
"The gym's in a fantastic location and we are bringing people into the centre of town. A lot of surrounding businesses say their footfall has really increased."


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Trailer Sheds Light on Dragon Ball FighterZ Campaign
With its release date set for early next year, Dragon Ball FighterZ is expected to be one of best-licensed DBZ games to come out since they stopped making the Budokai series. Bandai Namco, the developer behind the title, is definitely well aware of this, teasing character announcements and story details whenever they get the chance. Most recently the company revealed a trailer that shed more light on Dragon Ball FighterZ's story mode.
The game takes players on a wild journey through an original story crafted specifically for the brawler that takes place in three of DBZ's story arcs. It starts out with a troop of clones appearing on earth followed almost immediately by the Z-Fighters losing consciousness one by one. When our main hero, Goku, finally awakens he is connected to the player which gives them control over the powerful Saiyan.
A new character making their way into the series through the story mode is Android 21, who Bandai Namco also shows off in the trailer. The villain is a highly intelligent scientist that is compared to the likes of Dr. Gero, whom fans of the series will remember from the Cell Saga. She also has apparent ties to the Red Ribbon Army, which comes as no surprise because all of the other androids were built by the same organization. At one point in the trailer she can also be spotted with the Namekian Eternal Dragon, Porunga, wishing Android 16 back to life.
Much like Goku, the story will link players with a variety of different characters from throughout the series for its different arcs. One of these revolves around Frieza and Goku's ability to go Super Saiyan, while another gives players control of Android 18 during the Cell Saga. Fighting with the character will let fans develop an in game "bond" as more enemies are defeated. As the bond builds, new conversations will be unlocked that give insight into the character's back story.
Dragon Ball FighterZ will be released for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on January 26th. Remember, those that pre order the game digitally on the Xbox One or Playstation Store, will be given special access to the game's upcoming beta. Pre-ordering also unlocks Super Saiyan Blue Goku and Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta early. Gigamax Games will be keeping a close eye on Dragon Ball FighterZ so be sure to check back for more information!
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June 13, 2010 by Chris Ryan
Indianapolis, Indiana isn't exactly known as a hotbed of prep baseball talent, but in recent years there have been numerous players with local ties selected in the upper rounds of the Major League Baseball amateur draft, and many have worked their way up through the minors, and are currently playing in the top level of professional baseball, and still others are close to achieving the same goal, making the current crop of talent coming out of Indianapolis perhaps the best it's ever been. Let's take a look at some of the notable players around the area living out their dream of playing in the Major Leagues.
Indianapolis Area Players in Professional Baseball:
Jake Fox: Fox grew up in Beech Grove, Indiana and graduated Cathedral High School in 2000. He spent two seasons at the University of Michigan, where he was a first-team All-Big Ten selection his sophomore year. Fox was drafted by the Cubs in the 3rd round (73 overall) of the 2003 draft.
He got a cup of coffee with Chicago late in 2007, but didn't stick, and spent the entire 2008 season in the minors. 2009 was a different story, as Fox forced his way into Lou Pinella's lineup and endeared himself to the Wrigley Field faithful by clubbing 11 homers and driving in 44 runs. The Oakland Athletics thought enough of his performance they traded for him in the offseason. Fox has struggled to find consistent playing time in Oakland, and is hitting just .214 with two homers in 98 at-bats, but it's only matter of time before his power bat gets back on track.
Kyle Gibson: Attended Cathedral before transferring to Greenfield-Central High School after his freshman year. He went on to the University of Missouri, where he had a stellar three-year career. Gibson was considered the second best collegiate arm in the 2009 draft class, but fell to the Minnesota Twins at pick No. 22 because of a stress fracture in right forearm. He began his minor league career this season, and has already progressed to Double-A. In 80.1 innings, he's posted a 2.69 ERA, 71 strikeouts, and a 1.18 WHIP, indicating it won't be long before the local product is pitching in the big leagues.
Cory Wade: Wade is a 2001 graduate of Broad Ripple High School. He spent three seasons at Kentucky Wesleyan College where he pitched and played shortstop. The Los Angeles Dodgers made him a 10th round selection in the 2004 draft. Wade debuted in 2008, and was impressive out of the bullpen, pitching in 55 games and tabulating a 2.27 ERA and 0.92 WHIP. He struggled early this season, and was sent down to Triple-A to work things out. Currently pitching for the Albuquerque Isotopes, Wade has a 6.75 ERA in 18 appearances.
Drew Storen: Storen was a standout pitcher for Brownsburg High School, leading the Bulldogs to a state title in 2005. He went on to a dominating career as a reliever at Stanford University and was selected by the Washington Nationals with the 10th pick in 2009. Storen, who's the son of WNDE 1260 drive-time sports guy Mark Patrick, blew through the minor leagues at the start of the 2010 season, earning a call to the big club in May. He's done nothing but impress at the Major League level, compiling a 1.74 ERA and 1.16 WHIP in 10.1 innings.
Wes Whisler: Whisler was the 2001 Indiana Mr. Baseball out of Noblesville High School in Noblesville, Indiana. He played three seasons at UCLA, and was selected in the 2nd round by the White Sox in 2004. After five season in the minors, he finally made it to the bigs at the end of 2009, pitching in three games for the White Sox. This season he has a 5.27 ERA in 27.1 innings out of the bullpen for Triple-A Charlotte.
Lance Lynn: Another product out of Brownsburg, Indiana, Lynn attended college at the University of Mississippi, but struggled in the tough SEC. The St. Louis Cardinals saw enough promise to take him in the 2nd round of the 2008 draft though, and he's had much more success in the professional ranks, already reaching the Triple-A level. Lynn's sports a 4.13 ERA and 1.29 WHIP in 13 starts with Memphis, and is considered a call-up possibility if the Cardinals were to need an extra arm.
Tommy Hunter: After dominating at Cathedral High School and Alabama University, Hunter was selected in the 1st round of the 2007 draft by the Texas Rangers. He made it to the Majors just one year later, but struggled in his initial season. He made 19 starts in 2009, finishing the season with a 4.10 ERA. Hunter began 2010 in the Triple-A, but has since rejoined the Rangers, surrendering only three earned runs in 15 innings in two June starts.
Other Notable Indiana Residents in Major League Baseball
Clint Barmes: Barmes grew up in Vincennes, Indiana and attended Indiana State University in Terre Haute, Indiana. He was drafted in the 10th round of the 2000 draft by the Colorado Rockies, and he's been there ever since, carving out a useful role as a utility infielder. Barmes is hitting .219 with four home runs and 29 RBI this season.
Bryan Bullington: Bullington was born right here in Indy, but went to high school in Madison, Indiana. He played college ball at Ball State University, and was so dominant the Pittsburgh Pirates made him the #1 overall selection in the 2002 draft. He made just six appearances with Pittsburgh's Major League club before injuries and ineffectiveness led to his release.
Bullington made a couple of starts for Cleveland in 2008, then tossed six innings out of the bullpen for the Toronto Blue Jays last year. He caught on with the Kansas City Royals prior to the 2010 season, and he's spent much of the year at Triple-A Omaha, registering an encouraging 1.88 ERA and 1.06 WHIP in 52.2 innings. He was briefly called up in May to bolster the bullpen, but was sent back down after three outings.
Adam Lind: Born in Muncie, Indiana, Lind played at Highland High School in Anderson, Indiana. He was originally drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the eighth round of the 2002 draft, but Lind choose to attend college instead, spending two years at the University of South Alabama. The Blue Jays made him a 3rd round pick in 2004, and Lind quickly ascended to the Majors. Primarily a designated hitter, he burst onto the scene in 2009 by parking 35 homers and driving in 114 runs, winning the Silver Slugger Award for the DH position. 2010 hasn't been quite as friendly — he's hitting .209 — but don't expect that to continue for long. Lind has the talent to earn multiple All-Star nominations before his career is over.
Joe Thatcher: Known as "The Throw'in Kokomoan," Thatcher, a Kokomo, Indiana native, is a relief pitcher for the San Diego Padres. He attended Indiana State after a storied basketball and baseball career at Kokomo High School. This season he's notched a stellar 1.42 ERA and 0.55 WHIP in 18 appearances, making it his most productive of his four Major League seasons.
Clayton Richard: Richard was the winner of Indiana's Mr. Football AND Mr. Baseball award his senior year at McCutcheon High School, located in Lafayette, Indiana. The 6'5, 240 pound lefty accepted a scholarship to the University of Michigan to play both sports. He was redshirted for the 2003 football season, and then worked as a backup quarterback to Chad Henne the following season. He quit football his junior year and joined the baseball squad.
The White Sox drafted him in the 8th round of the 2005 draft, and Richard spent four years in the minors before making it to the majors in 2008. Though he showed some promise with the White Sox, he was dealt to the Padres during the middle of the 2009 season. The move out of hitter-friendly U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago to the spacious confines of Petco Park in San Diego has been good to Richard. Through 12 starts this season he has a 2.72 ERA and 1.27 WHIP.
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One of the oldest known continuously-inhabited areas in the world, Tanzania is a republic located in East Africa between Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Congo (amongst other countries). The nation was born when Tanganyika and Zanzibar merged as one after achieving independence from British rule in the 1960s, and the resulting country has an area of more than 900,000 square kilometres. Within this sizable area is the tallest mountain in Africa and one of the highest peaks of the world - Mount Kilimanjaro - as well as countless wildlife-filled safaris and game reserves, making Tanzania a treasure trove of natural wonders.
Tanzania's coastline isn't to be forgotten either - a tranquil, undiscovered gem, much of the country's gorgeous white sand beaches and clear blue waters aren't plagued by sunburnt tourists and offer a serene beach experience seldom found in other tropical hotspots. Its wildlife is something else, too - marine and aquatic flora and fauna are a-plenty just off the shore, making diving and snorkelling a magical experience. The wildlife even comes ashore for those who don't want to get into the water - many of Tanzania's beaches are nesting spots for sea turtles, who lay their eggs and bury them in the sand. If you're lucky, you may witness the hatching of tiny baby turtles and their first voyage into the ocean.
For those on a tight schedule, getting around Tanzania by plane is recommended as it is fast, affordable and relatively efficient. There are even domestic airlines that specially fly routes between popular tourist attractions such as safaris and the coastal region. If you're feeling a little more adventurous, inter-city buses are also available at extremely low rates. Do note that some buses are rather worn-down and can be overcrowded at peak hours.
No trip to Tanzania is complete without a visit to one of the country's top attractions: the Serengeti National Park, the country's oldest and most popular park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. An area jam-packed with wildlife, the Serengeti's many inhabitants include African elephants, giraffes, leopards, lions, cheetahs, rhinoceroses, wildebeests and crocodiles amongst many others. Its most famous feature, though, is no doubt the annual wildebeest migration. A truly incredible natural spectacle, the migration involves a million massive wildebeests following the cycle of life and charging through a 1,000 kilometre marathon to the north through crocodile-infested waters, all for the chance to graze at fresher grounds.
Witness nature's frenzy for survival with your own eyes - you can watch the spectacle from a hot air balloon, go on a game drive or brave a walking safari.
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Maélys Morel (* 15. Mai 1945 in Den Haag) ist eine niederländische Schauspielerin, die zwischen den Jahren 1966 und 1975 in verschiedenen  TV-Sendungen und TV-Serien mitspielte. Auch spielte sie Rollen in verschiedenen Musicals. In Deutschland wurde sie bekannt in der Rolle der Juultje Quant in dem Kinderkrimi Q & Q.

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Sir John Rowland Tomlinson CBE (født 22. september 1946 i Accrington, England) er en engelsk bas.

Tomlinson studerede på Royal Northern College of Music og med Otakar Kraus. Han synger regelmæssigt på Royal Opera House og English National Opera og har optrådt med alle de store britiske operakompagnier. Han har sunget ved Bayreuther Festspiele i Tyskland hvert år fra 1988 til 2004 som Wotan, der Wanderer, König Marke, Titurel, Gurnemanz, Hagen og hollænderen. I 2008 sang han titelrollen i Harrison Birtwistles opera The Minotaur ved urpremieren på Royal Opera House.

Han blev Commander of the British Empire (CBE) i 1997 for sin indsats for musik og slået til ridder i 2005.

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3. Imagine you were the older person depicted in Drawing 2, the 1847 engraving. What do you think you would have been saying to your young companion?
¹Blanche Linden-Ward, Silent City on a Hill: Landscape of Memory and Boston's Mount Auburn Cemetery (Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1989), 150.
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You're From The South, But How Well Do You Know It?
The United States - not to mention the rest of the world - is a big and beautiful place, and there's a lot of fascinating places to see from coast to coast. Seeing a show in New York City? Sounds pretty great! Touring the West's stunning national parks, such as the Grand Canyon and Yosemite? Yes, sign us up! There's a misconception that you have to travel to far-flung destinations to have a good time. If you live in the South, then there are probably several things you haven't yet seen. For your next vacation, stay local. Here are a few things you might want to do.
When we travel, we'll usually automatically find ourselves doing something that puts us out of our comfort zone. When we feel like we're relatively close to home, then that's harder to do. It's not an impossible feat; all it takes is a little bit of extra effort. For example, if you're usually one for exploring museums and the like, then put on a backpack and hiking boots and start exploring some of the South's amazing trails. If you always want to be outdoors, visit one of the cultural attractions you haven't yet seen. Traveling is about growing as a person, and you can only do that if you're doing something new!
You're within just a few hours drive of some of the best sights in the country and you probably haven't even realized it. Take a drive to Nashville to discover the home of country music; even if you're not a fan of the genre, it's awe-inspiring to see so many music lovers gathering in one place, and you're sure to learn a thing or two while you're there. If you're a history buff, head to Savannah and see the city that was so beautiful that it was left untouched during the Civil War.
When, for example, people visit New York, they most likely visit the Empire State Building. But the best of that city isn't in its most famous attractions, it's in the local life and small sights, and the same goes for the South. To really get to know your area in a new way, make sure you're attending local events and roadside attractions. You can book yourself into the Econo Lodge Inn and Suites Jackson and attend the Tennessee Strawberry Festival, which has been running for more than seventy years. Or head down to Alabama for its annual Shrimp Festival. Go off the beaten track slightly, and you'll be rewarded with unique experiences, and meet plenty of great people.
If we're traveling "locally," then it'll be all too easy to fall into the same rhythms of the everyday. However, you'll get the most out of your trip if you treat your travels as a true vacation, so disconnect for a few days. Don't check your emails, let the phone go to voicemail, and fully immerse yourself in the region of the world that you call home.
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Geneva Motor Show: Jaguar debuts hybrid concept B99
James Raia | March 1, 2011 | Auto Shows/Museums
The Jaguar B 99, a new concept car from Bertone, one of the world's oldest design brands, will have its world premiere March 3-13 at the Geneva Motor Show.
The B 99 projects Jaguar's classic style into the future with refined Bertone (now 99 years old) elegance with its sleek lines and smooth volumes. The result is a compact, four-door sedan that fits perfectly into the D segment.
Starting with a classic three-volume architecture, Bertone designers have shaped a taut, muscular body with strong character, entirely constructed with handmade aluminum panels in true Italian "coachbuilder" tradition.
The unique personality of the luxury sports sedan is emphasized by the sophisticated minimalism outside and in, with the exclusive use of prestigious materials inside the cockpit such as soft Italian leather, brushed aluminum and high-gloss African wood.
Bertone will present not only the luxury sedan in Geneva but also a full GT2 race version, maintaining the exceptional "double soul" tradition of the Jaguar brand, adding high speed aero appendages and aggressive graphics to the jet set wafting car.
The B 99 uses a full hybrid long range power system tuned by Bertone Energy (the newest Bertone division dedicated to renewable energy research). Bertone has been studying alternative powertrains for the 20 years, with many examples including full electric "extreme" concept cars like the 1992 Blitz or 1994 Zer record car, which was the first full electric car to break the 300 kilometer per hour speed barrier.
With the 2011 Jaguar B99 concept car, Bertone establishes a new record in its 99 year history as the only Italian designer to have created five different Jaguars. The previous models are the 1957 XK 150, produced in a limited edition of four copies, the 1966 Jaguar FT concept car, the 1967 Jaguar Pirana, and 1977Jaguar Ascot.
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Chennai bids goodbye to doctor Jayachandran who charged his patients only Rs 2
Hundreds of people paid homage to him at his house at Old Washermenpet.
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CHENNAI: Dr S Jayachandran, popularly known in North Chennai as 'Makkal Maruthuvar' (People's doctor) as he charged only Rs 2 as consultation fee from his patients, passed away after a brief illness on Wednesday.
Hundreds of people paid homage to him at his house at Old Washermenpet. K Rajeshwari, one of Jayachandran's patients, said that he used to charge just 25 paise during his initial years of practice.
"I knew him for last 40 years. He is our family doctor. At a time medical service has turned into a business for many doctors, he looked at it as a humanitarian service," she said.
Jayachandran studied medicine at Madras Medical College, and began practice in 1970s at Old Washermenpet. He later shifted his clinic to Kasimedu and started practicing at his home at Old Washermenpet, according to his friends.
After fighting lung problem for some time, the doctor breathed his last at around 5.15 am on Wednesday at a private hospital on Greams Road, said his elder son Dr J Saravana Jagan.
"He used to always talk about doing service to people. He would tell that people in North Chennai are from economically weaker sections and they can't afford much, so we should help them. He used to charge only Rs 2," said Jagan.
There was a special respect for prescription given by Jayachandran, say his friends, family members and neighbours. "Seeing daddy's service, many trusts came forward to donate, but he never accepted money, instead he would request them to buy medicines and donate to us, which he gives to his patients free of cost," he said.
Jayachandran also used to refer patients to scan centres, where they would get concessions. He was also nominated by his well-wishers and friends for Padma Shri award in 2016 on the grounds of humanitarian service, said his friend N Raman, former director of Botany Department, University of Madras. "He deserved the award, but he didn't receive it," said Raman.
One of his patients, Om Prakash said, "The doctor who cured others' ailments never bothered about his own health. He never slept or ate on time. Even if you knock on his door at 1 am, he will be awake to treat his patients. He even gave money to patients. Sometimes he even offered them food."
"When I was young, I have seen him going around narrow streets of North Chennai on a bicycle to treat patients," added the 63-year-old.
Born in 1948 at Kodaipattinam Village in Kancheepuram district, Dr Jayachandran was honoured with many awards including Knighthood Award in 2008 by Grand Magistry of Knights of Charity of St. John Jerusalem, Lifetime achievement award by Dr MGR Medical University in 2012, and Doctors Day Award for the years 2005, 2006 and 2009 from Indian Medical Association. He was also given the Best Social Service Doctor Award by former Governor of Tamil Nadu K Rosaiah in 2013
He is survived by his wife Dr Veni Jayachandran, two sons, and one daughter, all doctors by profession.
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Thuyamurthy
No.one service oriented person in North Chennai. All the people from downtrodden to High society liked him very much. He is not a money minded personality. He has given excellent treatment to the poor. He never change his life style. He lived like a poor man. No savings in his life. Earned the very good name from the people.
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srinath
my doctor the only doctor i use do he his no more...
shailesh Vaghela
Great soul
Sankar N
Makkal maruthuvar
Ananth G
CP Venkatesan
Great person. My humble respects to him. Though he passed away he will live in the hearts of many of his patients.
Dinesh S
God bless his soul! Curious to know what fee is charged by Dr Veni Jayachandran
May your soul Rest in Peace Doctor Jayachandran avargale(ji)! Do not worry about your patients. They would be cared for by those who have adored you all this while!


The world leader in projector manufacturing, EPSON, has officially launched its new category of spotlight-shaped accent lighting solution in the Philippines.
Entitled "In the Spotlight: The LightScene Showcase 2019," was held at Hilton Manila last March 26.
"Display Technology has the ability to delight and engage the audience in new and visually compelling ways. We hope that our LightScene Showcase helped our partners in the retail, H&B, and food industry get a glimpse of how this product innovation can help create captivating and engaging environments that make memorable experiences for their customers," Eduardo Bonoan, marketing director of Epson Philippines, said.


Red Bull Illume Photo Contest is the world's greatest adventure and action sports imagery contest. It showcases the most creative and captivating images on the planet, while illuminating the passion, lifestyle and culture behind the photographers that shoot them.
The Image Quest 2019 is the fifth edition and evolves with two exciting new categories; Best of Instagram by SanDisk and the Moving Image category. Submissions for Best of Instagram by SanDisk are open from 1 – 14 every month from February to June, 2019 with five monthly winners selected by a community vote, while entries for the main contest are open from May 1 to July 31, 2019.
A judging panel of 50 photo editors and digital experts will select 55 Finalists, 11 Category Winners and 1 Overall Winner, to be unveiled at the Winner Award Ceremony in November 2019.
In 2020, all finalist images will travel to capitals and cultural hubs on three continents in parallel as part of the Red Bull Illume Exhibit Tour, providing an unprecedented level of exposure.
Official partners for the 2019 Image Quest include Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony, storage specialists SanDisk, software developer Skylum, makers of the artificial-intelligence powered Luminar 3 photo editing suite and COOPH, photography apparel and accessories.
In 2016, a record-breaking 34,624 images were submitted by 5,646 photographers from 120 countries, with Lorenz Holder crowned for the second consecutive time as the overall winner.
The competition is open to anyone.
Photographers may submit images to every category. Images must have been taken after March 31, 2016.
Overall and category winners will receive a selection of outstanding prizes from reputable photography brands.
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Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information to trace a man reported missing in the Lochend area.
Robert Scoular left his home address around 10pm on Wednesday 3rd April, when he said he was going to a local shop.
The 34-year-old has not returned home or been in contact with his family since, who have growing concerns for his welfare.
Robert is described as white, 5ft 4ins tall, of very slim build, with dark hair, stubble and patchy eyebrows.
He was last seen wearing a green/khaki waterproof Adidas hoodie, grey jogging bottoms with a khaki stripe and black trainers also with a khaki stripe. He may be wearing a black beanie hat.
Anyone with information on Robert's whereabouts can contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 0561 of 4th April 2019.


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November 7, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: Abortion, Anti-Semitism, Appellate Courts, Catholic Church, Christianity, Health Care and Religion, Judiasm, Mexico, Mormon Church, Religion in China, Terrorism	Leave a comment
Here are some important law-and-religion news stories from around the web:
Alliance Defending Freedom, on behalf of a San Diego church, argued a case in front of a panel of the Ninth Circuit regarding a California law mandating that religious organizations' health care plans cover elective abortions.
The Texas Conference of Catholic Bishops asked Governor Greg Abbott to delay or cancel the execution of Rodney Reed, a convicted murderer sentenced to death in 1998 who maintains his innocence.
A Mormon family was shot and killed by a Mexican cartel, leaving twelve dead.
Chinese authorities agreed to provide land to a Catholic community to rebuild its church after local authorities demolished it for alleged improper building permits.
Undercover federal agents arrested an anti-Semitic man who plotted to bomb a historic Colorado synagogue.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued a temporary injunction against the "Unborn Child Protection-from-Dismemberment-Abortion Act," which bans dilation-and-evacuation abortions after fourteen weeks.
November 4, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: Abortion, Bishops' Conference, Faith-based Services, LGBT Rights, Religion and Gender, Religious Discrimination, Religious Persecution, Terrorism	Leave a comment
The Trump administration proposed a new rule that would allow social service agencies receiving taxpayer funding to refuse service based on religion, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
A Georgia state representative intends to introduce "The Vulnerable Child Protection Act," which makes it a felony for medical professionals to assist in changing a minor's gender either through surgery or medication.
The Kentucky Supreme Court dismissed for lack of standing a discrimination claim brought by the Gay and Lesbian Services Organization against a print shop owner who refused to make a gay pride T-shirt based on his religious beliefs.
The Lebanese Judicial Council sentenced Youssef Diab to death for killing forty-seven people after he detonated car bombs outside Sunni mosques in Tripoli.
Following the discovery of fetal remains at the Illinois home of a deceased abortion doctor, the Kansas City Archbishop wrote Congress in support of legislation requiring abortion providers to dispose of aborted children's remains through burial or cremation.
President Trump selected Florida pastor Paula White, a televangelist preacher and adviser to the President, to head the White House's Faith and Opportunity Initiative, which helps faith-based groups partner with the federal government.
October 10, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: Catholic Church, Catholic Clergy, Civil Rights, Discrimination, Islam in US, Judiasm, LGBT Rights, Religion in China, Religion in Prison, Religious Persecution, Satanists, Terrorism, Title VII	Leave a comment
The Supreme Court heard the first major LGBT-rights case to reach the Court since Obergefell v. Hodges, which extended constitutional protections to same-sex marriage, to consider whether Title VII protects gay and transgender employees from discrimination.
The Satanic Temple (TST) is pursuing a legal challenge after receiving emails from students complaining that public school computers that allow access to websites for Jewish, Christian, and Muslim organizations block TST's website.
Virginia prisons, under a settlement with the Department of Justice, are relaxing restrictions on group worship and rules that inhibit access to religiously compliant meals following a federal investigation into whether the Department of Corrections violated inmates' religious rights.
South American bishops met at a high-profile meeting on the Amazon region, where Catholics can go months without seeing a priest or receiving sacraments, to consider whether married elders could be ordained priests to better minister to remote indigenous communities.
After unsuccessfully invading a synagogue in Berlin during Yom Kippur services, a heavily armed anti-Semitic assailant killed two people and wounded two others outside the temple and broadcasted parts of the attack on a live-streaming platform.
A recently surfaced drone video appearing to show hundreds of blindfolded prisoners raises new concerns over China's detention of hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities over the last two-and-a-half years.
October 7, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: Anti-Semitism, Catholic Church, Christianity, Death Penalty, Freedom of Religion, Islam in US, Judiasm, Missionaries, Pope Francis, Religion and the Constitution, Religious Persecution, Turkey	Leave a comment
The Freedom from Religion Foundation filed a formal complaint with the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct, claiming it was "inappropriate" and "unconstitutional" for a state judge to have given a Bible to a former Dallas police officer after she had been convicted of murder.
Enes Kanter, a Turkish player for the Boston Celtics and an outspoken critic of the Turkish regime and its human rights record, claims two supporters of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan harassed him outside a Massachusetts mosque.
Bryan Fulwider, a popular local Christian radio show personality who co-hosts "Friends Talking Faith" along with a rabbi and an imam, is being held without bail in Florida on thirty counts of sexual battery of a minor by a person in a position of custodial authority.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted a stay of execution for Randy Halprin, a Jewish death row inmate, and remanded his case back to the Dallas County court so it can review whether his trial judge was anti-Semitic and thus biased against him.
Pope Francis created thirteen new cardinals on Saturday, many of whom have missionary experience in countries with nearly no Catholic presence, demonstrating his vision that the Catholic Church be "a missionary Church that acknowledges the importance of interreligious dialogue."
September 20, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: Discrimination, Federal Courts, First Amendment, Free Speech, Hinduism, LGBT Rights, Muslimism, Religious Exemptions, Religious Expression, Religious Persecution, Vaccines	Leave a comment
A federal judge in North Carolina allowed a case to proceed against a man who anonymously threatened to lynch a Muslim-American state Senate candidate in Virginia, declining to grant the defendant's motion to dismiss.
The Arizona Supreme Court held that the free speech rights of two Christian artists who make wedding invitations were violated by a Phoenix anti-discrimination ordinance that prohibits refusing service to same-sex couples for religious reasons.
Governor Ned Lamont recommended Connecticut lawmakers introduce legislation that eliminates religious exceptions for vaccinations to "protect the public health" and assure parents that "kids can go to school and feel safe."
Pakistani police arrested three Muslim individuals after a mob ransacked a Hindu temple and damaged a school and several homes following a Hindu school principal's alleged insult of the Prophet Muhammad.
The Third Circuit ruled a Lackawanna County (PA) transit authority's 2013 policy barring all religious and political bus advertisements violates the First Amendment's free speech protections because it discriminates based on viewpoint.
September 18, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: Catholic Church, Clergy Sex Abuse, Human Rights, Judiasm, Religion and Education, Religious Persecution, Terrorism	Leave a comment
A federal jury in Denver (CO) concluded the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal and service organization offering financial products to members, breached a verbal contract with UKnight Interactive, a technology company, and awarded UKnight $500,000 in damages.
A Lebanese-American man was referred to Lebanese prosecutors after confessing to working for Israel during its occupation of Lebanon as a senior warden at Khiam, an infamous prison where prisoners were tortured and detained without trial.
Catholic school leaders appeal to the governor of Jharkhand, India, the National Commission for Human Rights, and the National Commission for Minorities for help after a Jesuit school in Jharkhand was attacked last week by a crowd of 500 presumed radical Hindu nationalists.
Police arrested and charged a thirty-six-year-old man with first-degree arson in connection with a fire that destroyed the historic Orthodox Adas Israel Synagogue in Duluth (MN), which had been actively used for 119 years.
The Missouri attorney general will refer twelve men, who previously served as Roman Catholic clergy, for potential criminal prosecution after a yearlong statewide investigation found that 163 priests or clergy members were accused of sexual abuse or misconduct against minors.
August 29, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: Anti-Semitism, Catholic Church, child sex abuse, First Amendment, Religious Violence, RFRA, Supreme Court of the United States	Leave a comment
Cardinal George Pell will appeal his conviction for child sex abuse to the Australian High Court, after the Victoria Court of Appeal upheld his conviction and sentence of six years' imprisonment.
Mothers in Philadelphia are seeking a writ of certiorari from the Supreme Court to validate a free exercise claim against the city, which stopped placing foster children in homes run by Catholic Social Services, based on the agency's beliefs on marriage.
Federal prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for the anti-Semitic man accused of killing eleven worshipers in the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh.
A federal judge in Georgia denied the RFRA defense of a Catholic peace group that broke into a nuclear submarine base to protest nuclear weapons, reasoning that the government's compelling interest in the security of nuclear weapons outweighed the group's sincere religious faith.
Authorities found anti-Semitic graffiti on the front and side walls of a Newtown (CT) synagogue on Saturday morning and have offered a reward of up to $2,500 for information related to the crime.
Monsignor Antonio Yao Shun, the first Chinese Catholic bishop ever ordained, was consecrated in Jining, Mongolia, following the Vatican and Beijing's September 22 agreement over bishop nominations.
August 25, 2019 By ascarcella in Around the Web Tags: First Amendment, Hinduism, Islam, Legislative Prayer, LGBT Rights, Religious Violence, Terrorism	Leave a comment
The Eighth Circuit revived a 2017 lawsuit brought by Angel and Carl Larsen challenging a Minnesota anti-discrimination law requiring that their video production company film same-sex weddings, which they claim violates their free speech and free exercise rights.
The Third Circuit ruled that the Pennsylvania Legislature can exclude nontheists and atheists from leading legislative prayers, citing Supreme Court precedent that "prayer presumes existence of a higher power."
A three-judge panel for the Sixth Circuit upheld a 2017 district court ruling that the state of Kentucky must pay $224,000 in legal fees after Rowan County (KY) Clerk Kim Davis refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
Two U.S. citizens, inspired by radical Islamic ideologies, face up to twenty years in prison after pleading guilty to teaching and distributing information concerning the use and manufacture of an explosive, destructive device and weapon of mass destruction.
Six suspected members of a radical Hindu group were arrested and charged with rioting, attempted murder, and disturbing religious peace following their verbal and physical assault on forty Catholics on a pilgrimage in southeast India.
Rev. Joseph McLoone, former pastor of St. Joseph's Parish in Downingtown (PA), was arrested and charged with embezzlement after officials discovered that a secret account of his contained nearly $100,000 in stolen church funds.


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Das Versorgungskrankengeld ist eine Form des Erwerbsersatzeinkommens des Bundes nach dem Bundesversorgungsgesetz (BVG). Als berechtigter Personenkreis des BVG kommt §§ 1 bis 7 BVG in Betracht. Dabei handelte es sich früher in der Regel um anerkannte Beschädigte und deren Angehörige, welche im Ersten und/oder Zweiten Weltkrieg gesundheitliche Schädigungen erlitten haben.

Eine – auch politisch und demographisch gesehen – wesentlich größere Bedeutung erlangte das Versorgungskrankengeld in der heutigen Zeit als Entgeltersatzleistung auch bei einigen anderen anspruchsberechtigten Personenkreisen in den sogenannten Nebengesetzen des Bundesversorgungsgesetzes.

Dabei sind die Vorschriften des Bundesversorgungsgesetzes jeweils entsprechend anzuwenden auch z. B. im

• Soldatenversorgungsgesetz (SVG), § 80 SVG, für Wehrdienstbeschädigte

• Zivildienstgesetz (ZDG), § 47 ZDG, für Zivil- und Ersatzdienstbeschädigte

• Bundesgrenzschutzgesetz (BGSG), § 59 Abs.1 BGSG i.V. m. den §§ 80ff SVG

• Häftlingshilfegesetz (HHG), § 4 Abs.1 HHG

• Infektionsschutzgesetz (IfSG), § 60 IfSG

• Opferentschädigungsgesetz (OEG), § 1 Abs. 1 OEG

Die gesetzlichen Regelungen zum Versorgungskrankengeld finden sich in den §§ 16 – 16 h BVG. Nach § 1 BVG steht das Versorgungskrankengeld gesundheitlich geschädigten Personen der Bundeswehr, dem Bundesgrenzschutz zu, soweit deren Schädigungen auf militärische oder militärähnliche Dienstverrichtung oder durch einen Unfall während der Ausübung des militärischen oder militärähnlichen Dienstes oder durch die diesem Dienst eigentümlichen Verhältnisse (berufliche Tätigkeiten und Einsätze) zurückzuführen ist. Daneben werden gesetzliche Analogregelungen für beispielsweise Wegeunfälle oder die Kriegsgefangenschaft aufgestellt.

Für Zivil- und Ersatzdienstbeschädigte gilt alles entsprechend.

Die Leistungen werden für die Dauer der Arbeitsunfähigkeit erbracht. Sie betragen 80 % des Regellohns und dürfen gemäß § 16a Bundesversorgungsgesetz das entgangene regelmäßige Nettoarbeitsentgelt nicht übersteigen. Gem. § 16 f Bundesversorgungsgesetz sind Einkommensanrechnungen möglich.

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Dinnwiddie Expands Crypto Ties With Bison Trails Deal
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Through his own company, Calaxy, Brooklyn Nets point guard Spencer Dinwiddie has entered a partnership with Bison Trails, a budding New York-based blockchain enterprise. AP Photo/Kathy Willens
Spencer Dinwiddie is not only a prolific point guard for the Brooklyn Nets, he's also one of the first high-profile U.S. professional athletes to invest heavily in cryptocurrency.
When Dinwiddie signed a three-year, $34 million deal with Brooklyn in 2019, he offered that contract as an investment vehicle to monetize much of it ahead of its maturation date at the end of the 2021-22 season.
Through his own company, Calaxy, Dinwiddie has entered a partnership with Bison Trails, a budding New York-based blockchain enterprise, the latter announced Thursday. Dinwiddie's goal is to draw investors toward crypto purchases on his chosen networks, Polkadot and Flow, which Bison Trails supports. Dinwiddie was also an investor in developer Dapper Labs's latest $12 million funding round.
"We're excited to work with Spencer Dinwiddie and Calaxy," said Joe Lallouz, the chief executive of Bison Trails. "As an innovative thinker in the crypto space, and a prominent professional athlete, Spencer Dinwiddie's participation on Flow and Polkadot will help move the ecosystem forward by introducing more people to crypto. We look forward to seeing how our work together will help grow the Flow and Polkadot communities."
Dinwiddie is Bison Trails' first celebrity client, and the company hopes he will pave the way for others. Bison Trails provides blockchain infrastructure for protocols like Polkadot and Flow. Investors purchase what are called tokens through third-party token exchanges. Bison Trails provides the infrastructure and nodes, which connect with the networks, and earns a fee from Calaxy to run those nodes for its customers.
When a customer puts digital assets into a chosen network, that customer can earn rewards at a rate that each network designates as an economic incentive to participate in the network. Bison Trails also earns a percentage of those rewards.
"As Calaxy becomes the social engagement application of the future, it is business-critical for us to work with innovative and credible partners like Bison Trails who will support the backend infrastructure and drive participation with the utmost security," Dinwiddie said. "The growth within the industry has presented a tremendous opportunity for a lot of emerging blockchain-powered companies. The benefits of delegating to Calaxy nodes will further enhance the industry and continue to foster a collaborative environment as a whole."
Dinwiddie plays for a talented Nets squad that expects to boast a healthy Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving for the shortened 2020-21 NBA season. He averaged 20.6 points and 6.8 assists per game in 64 games this past season, which was paused on March 11 when the coronavirus began spreading across the U.S. and Canada.
The Nets are slated to open their season this coming Tuesday against the Golden State Warriors at Barclays Center in downtown Brooklyn.
Bison Trails, a privately held company with an unpublished value, was founded in 2018 and raised an initial Series A capital of $25.5 million in November 2019.
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Pre-eminent compounding pharmacy innovator, leader and guide, Dr. Hootan Melamed has dedicated his life to furthering the cause of patient health and well-being. Patients who are unable to find satisfactory solutions through commercial drugs and treatments may find effective resolution of their condition with compounding pharmacy treatment.
Through his Beverly Hills enterprise, New Age Pharma, and his consultancy organization, Skyler Holdings, Inc., Dr. Melamed supports a number of research and development projects related to pharmacy. He is among the key supporters of melatonin based treatments for autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
One of the most commonly recognized symptoms in children with ASD is sleep difficulty. Several studies have shown that the sleep disturbance rate in patients with ASD can range from 40 to 60 percent. Many such children will not be able to attain sufficiently long and consistent stretches of sleep, and may find it challenging to initiate sleep. Some of the patients will also suffer from prolonged periods of hypersomnia.
Researchers over the years have increasingly determined a link between sleep difficult in children with autism and lower levels of melatonin in the body. Melatonin is a natural hormone that is instrumental in maintaining a normal circadian rhythm. This secretion process of melatonin typically takes place in the evening.
At around 3:00 am, the healthy body attains optimal nocturnal plasma levels. Secretion declines progressively after that until morning. Among adolescents and young adults, the peak levels are in the range of 60 pg/mL. Researchers believe that the last enzyme of melatonin synthesis gets eliminated in patients with autism. Consequently, melatonin is one of the major research areas when it comes to autism treatments.
A major study in this area revealed favorable outcomes in 18 children with ASD or fragile X when they were administered a dose of 3 mg melatonin. Out of the 12 participants in age group of two to 15 who completed the study, 10 displayed signs of improvement in the duration and initiation of sleep.
A second study involving 107 children with a confirmed diagnosis of ASD received a dosage of melatonin varying from 0.75 mg to 6 mg. When the study was completed, one-fourth of the participants reported that their sleep concerns were resolved, while 60% reported improvement in sleep.
Melatonin also plays a vital role as an antioxidant. Melatonin is recognized as a strong free radical scavenger. It can provide support to autistic children who may other find it challenging to remove toxins from the body and may experience deficiency of antioxidants.
Children have specific needs when it comes to handling medications. A compounding pharmacist can provide dosage in a form designed to meet the needs of a child, and even the strength of ingredients can be altered to suit their condition. Dr. Melamed recommends that pharmacists should make an effort to evaluate the particular dosage form, deliver, and flavor that may work best for a child, provide effective support in a melatonin based treatment.


The five-star hotel and the famous Waldstein Restaurant are situated in the historical centre of Prague with bellow the Prague Castle.
During the reconstruction all the historical elements such as the plastering, painted ceilings, floors, valuable baroque roof construction were preserved and restored to their original condition. The hotel is furnished with fitted modern furniture and the design seating. Brazilian Nero Marinace illuminated stone highlights the bar and hotel reception desk. The courtyard is covered with a special light glass roof construction.
Three floors are connected with a glass elevator. Each room is original and some have glass bathrooms and some are fitted with a special cube unit containing a bathroom.
The well-known restaurant Waldstejnska hospoda has been also reconstructed with a new fresh look.


In addition to the basics — eating healthy, exercising and staying away from tobacco — it's important to keep up with the following screenings to ensure any health conditions are caught early when they are easier to treat. When in doubt, check with your primary care provider as frequency of screenings may depend on your family history and individual risk factors.
Mental health (discuss symptoms with your provider).
Vision: Get regular eye exams. People with diabetes should have eyes dilated annually.
Cholesterol (or earlier or more frequently if high risk for heart disease; talk to your provider).
Pap smear. If Pap and HPV test negative, women ages 30–65 should be tested every 5 years. Women over 65 who have had normal results do not need to be tested. Women with a history of serious cervical pre-cancer should continue to be tested for at least 20 years after diagnosis.
Glucose/blood sugar, or more frequently if overweight or have family risk factors.
Colonoscopy, or more frequently if you are at an increased risk.
Abdominal aortic aneurysm screening, if you have ever smoked (talk to your provider).
Osteoporosis (earlier if risk factors exist).
Find one who is right for you at one of our Eastside neighborhood clinics.
Sources: American Cancer Society; American Heart Association; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; National Cancer Institute.


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To help you make informed supply chain decisions, we pair each Eastern customer with their own dedicated team member committed to getting things right. That's why our team touches each freight transaction an average of 60 times over the course of the transportation process. We know that accuracy matters to you. It matters to us too.
No one likes being given the runaround. And when it comes to the intricacies of air freight, intermodal shipping, customs, and logistics management, you definitely want someone attentive and responsible. That's Eastern.
Rest easy knowing that your Eastern operations representative is keeping a close eye on your international supply chain, the federal requirements of your imports and exports, and your final invoice. After all, our job is to get your cargo where it needs to go — quickly, securely, and without hassle or stress.


(Nanowerk News) Metal-based nanophotonics (plasmonics) is a field concerned with manipulating and focusing light on nanoscale structures that are much smaller than conventional optic components. Plasmonic technology, today still in an experimental stage, has the potential to be used in future applications such as extremely sensitive (bio)molecular sensors, nanoscale optical interconnects for high performance computer chips, and highly efficient thin-film solar cells.
Plasmonic applications can be made from nanostructured (noble) metals. When such nanostructures are illuminated with visible to near-infrared light, the excitation of collective oscillations of conduction electrons – called surface plasmons – generates strong optical resonances, focusing electromagnetic energy in deep-subwavelength-scales. This local field enhancement can be used in spectroscopy technologies, such as SERS, surface-enhanced infrared spectroscopy, and surface-enhanced fluorescence emission.
SERS is a powerful approach for molecular detection, and one of the core analytical technologies in (bio)chemical sensors. It requires a high-performance plasmonic nanostructure with an extremely high field enhancement factor and spatial resolution. This results in extremely high sensitivity, detecting the chemical fingerprint of the analytes. In some case, it can even achieve single molecule level detection.
However, the high-performance plasmonic nanostructures currently used in SERS are mainly randomly formed colloidal aggregates or rough surfaces. They do not allow a good reproducibility of molecular detection experiments. Therefore, imec's rationally designed plasmonic nanostructure with a high SERS performance is an important achievement.
Imec's plasmonic nanostructure for SERS is based on a gold nanoslit exhibiting both a high SERS enhancement factor (>106) and a high spatial resolution (<10nm). This device has been fabricated starting from a SOI wafer, proceeding by standard micromachining processes. The strong SERS enhancement factor was studied by using a self-assembled monolayer of 4-amiothiophenol. The nanoslit-cavity itself can already generate a strong enhancement. With the presence of the periodic nanoantennas around it, the performance can be further improved. The second requirement, the high spatial resolution was studied by using a modified electron beam induced deposition (EBID) of carbonaceous nanoparticles. The small particles can be selectively placed inside and outside the field enhanced region of SERS. The significant distinction among the corresponding SERS spectra proves the localization of the enhanced region at ~10nm, meaning the high spatial resolution of the nanoslit-cavity device in a SERS application.
Imec's results are published recently online on Small and Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.
Beyond the performance study of the device, this work was also commented as an important stepping stone in SERS dispute, citing a reviewer: 'it is a welcome final punctuation to those who flog the localized SERS'.


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Money root of pandemic mental health issues
You don't have to tell the counsellors and therapists working at Catholic Family Services, Archdiocese of Toronto that money — or the lack of it — can have a severe effect on one's mental health.
Human trafficking education centre launched
The Joy Smith Foundation's new National Human Trafficking Education Centre (NHTEC) is aiming to increase awareness of the scourge while providing greater support for survivors and their families.
Dioceses navigate vaccine volunteer protocols
Over 19 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, all 225 parishes of the Archdiocese of Toronto have deftly avoided being an outbreak zone for the virus.
French court convicts Canadian priest of sexual assault
A Canadian priest who served in three different Canadian dioceses from 2010 to 2013 has been convicted by a French court in the 2019 sexual assault of four teenage girls in France and Italy.
Regis College, St. Mike's join forces
The intellectual muscle of the Canadian Catholic Church has been recalibrated by combining Regis College and the University of St. Michael's College into a federation just one year after negotiations between the two Toronto graduate schools began.
Apology 'most pressing issue': Fontaine
When Chief Phil Fontaine arrives in Rome to meet with Vatican officials and Pope Francis he will be laser focused on having the Holy Father apologize on Canadian soil, in an Indigenous context, for the damage done to children and communities by Catholic participation in the residential school system.
Fundraising on hold as national strategy worked out
Regional efforts to raise $30 million on behalf of Indigenous healing and reconciliation projects appear to be on hold while the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops hammers out a national framework for regional and diocesan campaigns.
Court rejects attestation challenge of summer jobs program
The federal government's policy of requiring applicants for summer jobs grants to attest support for abortion rights was "reasonable," a federal court judge has ruled.
Pope Francis to visit Canada
Pope Francis has accepted an invitation by Canada's bishops to visit Canada "on a pilgrimage of healing and reconciliation."
Parish builds strength with fundraising
A restoration project that came in at close to $2 million has not only allowed St. Mary's Church in Campbellford, Ont., to return to its former glory, it has also fostered greater strength among the parish community.
Canadian aid helps a forgotten Haiti
Since the Aug. 14 earthquake in Haiti killed 2,200, injured 12,250, destroyed or damaged 130,000 houses and left 650,000 hungry, homeless and needing aid, so much has happened in the world it's safe to say the world's attention has been anywhere but Haiti.


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Factoring Humanity
By: Robert J. Sawyer
Publisher: TOR Books
If there's a pattern that Robert J. Sawyer is following in constructing his novels it would have to be in the way he successfully combines the mundane with the cosmic. There is always a scientific basis to the plots of his books. In that sense he is what those in the field tend to think of as a "hard-sf" writer. But, regardless of what insights in genetics, space travel, human-alien relations or other BIG IDEA kind of thing there may be in a Sawyer novel, there is also a human story.
The BIG story in Factoring Humanity is that aliens have been sending us indecipherable messages for the last decade. The SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) project finally bore fruit, but there's been no way for us to taste it. Someone out near Alpha Centuri has been trying to talk to us, and we can't figure out what they're saying. The first eleven pages were clear enough, but everything after that seems to be gibberish.
We follow the life of one Heather Davis, whose career has been devoted to attempting to decode the 2,841 messages (a new one every 30 hours and 51 minutes) that have been received over the ten years.
If this wasn't enough to occupy a scientist's mind, there are problems in the Davis family. Heather and Kyle have been separated for about a year, a separation caused by the suicide of their daughter, Mary. Now, all of a sudden, their remaining daughter, Rebecca, requests a meeting with both of them, and turns up at the house with her protective boyfriend to accuse Kyle of having sexually molested both daughters and having triggered the breakdown that led to Mary's suicide. Her note, "This is the only way I can stay silent" seems to confirm Rebecca's accusation.
The point of view in the book moves back and forth between Heather and Kyle, so we're never left in any doubt as to his guilt or innocence. He didn't do it. The more pressing questions are, 'Why does Rebecca think he did?' and 'How can he prove it?'
Right about then, without any warning, the alien transmission ceases. What does that mean? Is the length of the message part of the message? Have they stopped sending because we haven't responded?
You might be wondering how these seemingly unrelated events come together. If I said too much more, I would be giving away the game. Let me say that there is a superficial resemblance between this book and Carl Sagan's Contact, but this is more apparent than actual. The resemblance probably comes from the fact that it is Heather who is working on the alien transmission puzzle. The solution to the alien message also provides her with a solution to the family's personal dilemma, one that is quite clever and based on the BIG idea in the novel.
Kyle's work is in the creation of artificial intelligence, something Sawyer used rather chillingly in The Terminal Experiment. Kyle's creation is a computer whose thought processes may remind you a bit of Data on Star Trek: the Next Generation. Cheetah is trying very hard to understand human emotions, and one of his/its experiments in this direction lead it to telling bad jokes and experimenting with puns.
Sawyer has also addressed a very real, down to earth problem as well. Child abuse and the complications created by the repressed memory/false memory debate are very much part of the current discussion in these areas. Only recently a couple in the prairies were cleared of charges brought against them by a provincial social services department, based on testimony that later proved to be false.
With fourteen novels and a short story collection to his credit, Rob Sawyer is one of Canada's busier and more successful genre writers. he even picked up the annual Hugo Award at last fall's World Science Fiction Convention in Toronto for his later novel, Hominids.
Rob visited the Yukon two years ago, and more recently offered long distance assistance to a science fiction course being offered at Yukon College.


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The Resident agrees to: deposit one night's lodging ($200) /week reserved, plus MD sales tax of 6% ($12)/week reserved, together with this rental agreement, to secure reservations . Reservations will be confirmed upon receipt of $212/week reserved, plus this rental agreement, signed and dated. Confirmation of reservations will be sent to the above address. This deposit will be held as a security and may only be refunded if cancellation of reservations are received seven (7) days prior to arrival on a non-holiday week or four (4) weeks prior to arrival on a holiday week, October 15-March 15th. March 16th--- October 14th, 4 weeks notice is required to receive any refund.
There will be a $75/week cancelled service charge for cancellations made after confirmation of reservations (Confirmed reservations are placed on the availability calendar and are no longer available to other guests). There will be no refund unless we are able to rebook your reservation. If we are unable to rebook your reservation, we will hold $125/week reserved for a future booking made by you within 12 months. No refund for cancellations made less than 7 days or 4weeks prior to arrival as stated above. Payment of total charges is due one week prior to arrival, nonrefundable, including sales/use tax and pet cleaning fee. Payment by personal checks are accepted with a valid credit card . There is no monetary security deposit , however: Replacement or repair charges incurred as a result of misuse of the residence, fixtures or appliances will be based on cost. There is a $25 charge for checks returned for insufficient funds or noncompliance with recycling guidelines, which are provided at the house. The Resident agrees to pick up all dog waste and to clean all dog hair, or, to be charged $10/day in addition to the pet fee. Returned checks for insufficient funds, damages of property or theft of property, extra guests, noncompliance with recycling, or additional dog fees will be applied to you credit card. The Owner will notify the Resident of any charges prior to placing charges on on the credit card on file. Charges will be applied to the Resident's credit card on file unless other arrangements are made between the Owner and the Resident.
Residents will register at Windsong after 4pm on the date of expected arrival and will sign out by 10am on the last day of agreed upon stay unless other arrangements have been made with the Owner.
No smoking is permitted in the house and proper receptacles (ashtrays) will be used when smoking outdoors. There may be a charge for litter (including cigarette butts).There will be no fires burned in the fireplace and no candles will be burned.
No feline pets are permitted due to allergies of guests and landlord.
The Resident shall keep the premises safe and sanitary; dispose of rubbish, garbage and recyclables in the appropriate containers; use and operate all electrical and plumbing fixtures properly; personally refrain and forbid any other person on the premises with his permission, from intentionally or negligently destroying, defacing, damaging, or removing any fixture, appliance, or other part of the premises; conduct himself and require other persons on the premises with his consent to conduct themselves in a manner that will not annoy, disturb, endanger, or inconvenience neighbors, nor use the premises for any immoral or unlawful purpose, nor violate any law or ordinance, (including use of illegal drugs) nor commit waste or nuisance on or about the premises; unreasonably withhold consent for the owner to enter the property to inspect, make necessary repairs, alterations, deliver parcels, supply necessary or agreed services or exhibit the premises.
The Resident assures the Owner that any person, Resident or guest of the Resident, who violates any terms of the contract, shall be immediately denied continued occupancy on the premises.
The Resident will not tamper with the security system. Any tampering causing an alarm or alert will be paid by the Resident to the security company.
The Owner agrees to: comply with applicable building, housing, health, and safety codes; make necessary repairs and do whatever is necessary to keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition; except in an emergency or if it is impracticable to do so, give the resident notice of intent to enter, and enter only at reasonable times.
The Owners liability. Owner is not liable for any damages/losses to persons/property caused by anyone not under the direct control and specific order of the owner. The Owner is not responsible for personal injury or damage or loss of residents personal property from any cause not within the Owners direct control.
The governing laws in the state of Maryland are binding and jurisdiction will be in Frederick County, MD. If any provision is not enforceable, the remainder of the contract will be enforced.


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New Tool Helps Researchers Identify DNA Patterns of Cancer, Genetic Disorders
Source - NC State News Services
Media Contacts: Dr. Alan Tharp, 919/515-7435 or Matt Shipman, News Services, 919/515-6386 or matt_shipman@ncsu.edu
A new tool will help researchers identify the minute changes in DNA patterns that lead to cancer, Huntington's disease and a host of other genetic disorders. The tool was developed at North Carolina State University and translates DNA sequences into graphic images, which allows researchers to distinguish genetic patterns more quickly and efficiently than was historically possible using computers.
David Cox, a Ph.D. student in computer science at NC State, devised the "symbolic scatter plot" tool to provide a visual representation of a DNA sequence. Cox explains, "The human visual system is more adept at identifying patterns, and differentiating between patterns, than existing computer programs such as those that try to identify repetitions of DNA sequences." In other words, the naked eye sees patterns better than computers can.
Identifying patterns in a sequence of DNA is important because it can help researchers identify the minute genetic variations between subjects that suffer from a disease, such as cancer, and subjects that do not. "Improved identification of relevant DNA sequences will hopefully expedite the development of successful treatment for a range of diseases," Cox says, "by allowing researchers to focus on the components of DNA that are related to the disease and improving our understanding of the genetic mechanisms of these diseases. For example, what turns specific genes on and off?"
So, how does the symbolic scatter plot create a visual representation of DNA? DNA is composed of a series of nucleotides. There are only four types of nucleotides, represented by the letters A, T, G and C. Each three-letter string of these nucleotides, such as AAA or ATG, is called a 3-mer. Cox explains, "There are only 64 possible 3-mers, thus each 3-mer maps to a number from zero to 63. The symbolic scatter plots take a very long string of letters representing a DNA sequence and split it into a bunch of 3-mers. It then plots a point for each 3-mer, zero through 63, with that number serving as the y-coordinate." The x-axis is the order that the 3-mer appears in the genetic sequence.
"If this seems really simple," Cox says, "that's because it really is simple. Even so, the resulting scatter plots reveal interesting patterns in the original DNA. I can also string these scatter plots together to produce animations for the purpose of comparing DNA sequences."
Cox chose to focus on 3-mers because they correlate to codons, which are the genetic codes the body uses to specify the insertion of a specific amino acid during the creation of proteins. In other words, they oversee the creation of proteins – which are themselves the basic building blocks of the human body. "There are 64 3-mers, but only 20 amino acids," Cox says, "so each amino acid corresponds to multiple 3-mers." Cox designed the symbolic scatter plot so that those 3-mers that correspond to the same amino acid are adjacent to one another.
"This way," Cox says, "it is easier to determine when a difference in 3-mers is significant – from one amino acid to another – rather than a difference in 3-mers that still results in the production of the same amino acid. A change in a single amino acid can be the difference between a relatively harmless disease and a fatal one," Cox says.
Cox will present the research this July at BIOCOMP '09 – The 2009 International Conference on Bioinformatics and Computational Biology in Las Vegas. The research was co-authored by Dr. Lina Dagnino of the University of Western Ontario.


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Лучшие песни 80-х: a-ha — Stay On These Roads (Official Video)
Official music video for a-ha — «Stay On These Roads» from 'Stay On These Roads' (1988)
🎼 Listen to more a-ha here https://lnk.to/ahastrm
📺 Watch all the official a-ha videos here http://bit.ly/ahaOfficialVideos
🔔 Subscribe to the a-ha channel and "ring the bell" to turn on notifications http://bit.ly/Subscribetoaha
Stay In Touch with a-ha…
📡 Website https://a-ha.com/
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📱 Twitter https://twitter.com/aha_com
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The a-ha channel is the official YouTube home of the Norwegian Pop trio a-ha, who achieved global stardom in 1985 when their debut single, "Take On Me" from the album 'Hunting High And Low' topped the charts in 36 different countries on its way to becoming one of the best-selling singles of all time, and the 5th most streamed song of the 20th century. a-ha struck chart gold again with "The Sun Always Shines On T.V." and "Cry Wolf," and recorded the theme to the 1987 James Bond film "The Living Daylights". The a-ha YouTube channel is proud to host the music videos from these hits alongside live performance videos, lyric videos, and the solo work of band members Morten Harket (lead vocals), Paul Waaktaar-Savoy (Guitar), and Magne Furuholmen (Keyboards).
a-ha — Stay On These Roads (Official Video)
Лучшие песни 80-х: The Smiths — Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now (Official Music Video)
Лучшие песни 80-х: Kate Bush — Cloudbusting — Official Music Video


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"Savage Lover" is a 1979 hit recording by the American disco group, The Ring. .The tune was produced and written by studio musician - composer Marcus Barone and the professional musician Fausto Lucignani who also co-produced the hit record. Savage Lover hit #1 on the Pop Charts in Mexico for weeks. It hit #14 on the American Dance Billboard charts.
The Ring disbanded in 1981, yet Savage Lover was often still played throughout the 1980s in the United States and Mexico. It was released by Vanguard as a single in 1979 and was featured on The Ring's debut album in 1981. The track was mixed by disco consultant Ray 'Pinky" Velazquez.

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