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UTStarcom to Exhibit Full Suite of Broadband, Wireless and Switching Solutions at ITU Telecom World 2006
ALAMEDA, Calif., Nov 21, 2006 -- UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, today announced that the company will display its innovative portfolio of IP networking and telecommunications solutions at the company's booth (Booth #3001 in Hall 3) at ITU Telecom World 2006. The show runs from December 4-8, 2006 at the AsiaWorld-Expo in...
UTStarcom Announces Contract with Maxim Telecom to Target Pakistan Market
LAHORE, Pakistan and ALAMEDA, Calif., Nov 20, 2006 -- UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, today announced a distribution contract with Maxim Telecom to meet the demand of the growing fixed and mobile markets in Pakistan. The Pakistan communications market has experienced dramatic growth over recent years and continues to grow...
UTStarcom to Debut at Gitex Dubai
DUBAI, UAE and ALAMEDA, Calif., Nov 16, 2006 -- UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, will make its show debut at Gitex Dubai 2006, to be held at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre from November 18-22, 2006. Building on its first appearance in the region at the 3G>GSM Middle East event in September,...
Reliance Communications and UTStarcom Launch Reliance Mobile Pocket PC
MUMBAI, India and ALAMEDA, Calif., Nov 09, 2006 / - India's First CDMA Windows Mobile(TM) 5.0 Pocket PC Phone With Download Speeds Up to 144 Kbps MUMBAI, India and ALAMEDA, Calif., Nov. 9 / - UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, and Reliance Communications Ltd. today announced the launch of India's first CDMA Microsoft Windows...
SeaMobile(TM) to Deploy UTStarcom's MovingMedia(TM) 2000 All-IP Network Solution to Deliver Wireless CDMA Voice and Data Services at Sea
ALAMEDA, Calif., Nov 01, 2006 / - UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, and SeaMobile, Inc., a leading provider of advanced at-sea wireless voice communications and data applications, today announced UTStarcom's MovingMedia(TM) 2000 all-IP CDMA2000 network solution will be deployed to provide wireless voice and data services to...
VoIP Handset can be programmed with 3 separate SIP accounts.
Operating at WiFi 802.11b/g 2.4 GHz, F3000 WiFi handset supports SIP, SDP, RTP/RTCP, and RFC 2833/inband DTMF voice protocols, utilizes ITU codecs G.711 and G.729, and supports WiFi security WEP64/128 and WPA. With 3 hr talk time and up to 75 hr standby, 90 g phone features full-color, 1.8 in. LCD screen, polyphonic ringtones, and text messaging capability. Auto-search locates WiFi networks...
Mobiboo Launches Mobile VoIP Service
Mobile WiFi to replicate cellular experience London, UK, 4 September, 2006 - Mobiboo, the UK's first commercial VoIP WiFi network operator, today announced the official launch of its mobile VoIP service. The cost-savings of VoIP have already been proven by companies such as Skype. Mobiboo has gone one step further to replicate a true mix of traditional mobile, DECT and landline phone services to...
UTStarcom Launches the CDM7025 for Cricket®
HAUPPAUGE, N.Y., Aug 22, 2006 // -- UTStarcom Personal Communications, a division of UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, announced today that the UTStarcom CDM7025 mobile handset is now available to Cricket customers. The clamshell-style CDM7025 is available at select Cricket retail stores and Cricket dealers for $129.99. With...
UTStarcom Signs Contract with China Telecom for 300,000 QBOX Terminals to Support Fixed-Line PAS Convergence Services
QBOX Leverages IP and Fixed-Mobile Convergence to Enable New Services for PAS Subscribers in 24 Cities UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, today announced it has signed a contract with China Telecom Group to supply 300,000 QBOX terminals. China Telecom will sell the QBOX for use with its Homebox fixed-line/PAS convergence...
China Telecom to Expand Commercial IPTV Coverage in Shanghai with Utstarcom's RollingStream End-To-End IPTV Solution
Deal Represents Follow-On IPTV Contract in Shanghai UTStarcom, Inc. (Nasdaq: UTSI), a global leader in IP-based, end-to-end networking solutions and services, today announced that it has signed a follow-on contract to deploy its RollingStream(TM) end-to-end IPTV solution to China Telecom, the largest fixed-line telecom operator in China. The commercial IPTV network is initially designed to...


(A) A single En-1 element cosegregates with pooled sur2/+ F2 plants and is absent from +/+ F2s. The DNA from five pooled +/+ F2 lines and from two sets of five pooled F2 sur2/+ lines (sets 1 and 2) was Southern blotted and probed with the 3′ end of the En-1 element. A single hybridizing band of 5 kb is indicated with an arrow; this is present in both sur2/+ pooled samples but is absent from the +/+ sample. (B) An En-1 insertion disrupts the cyt P450 gene CYP83B1. DNA was Southern blotted and probed with the 5′ end of CYP83B1. Arrows indicate the bands migrating at 5.0 kb and 2.6 kb, which result from disruption of the cyt P450 gene.
(A) Footprint mutations in the four lines that did not show the cosegregation between the sur2 phenotype and the En-1 insertion. The 3-base target site duplication (ATA) is underlined. Bases in bold and underlined represent the insertion footprints. An arrow shows the 5′ to 3′ orientation of the En-1 element. (B) Expression of SUR2 in sur2–1 and sur2–2 alleles. A Northern blot with total RNA from wild-type (WS) and sur2–1 and sur2–2 homozygous seedlings was hybridized with the full-length cDNA as a probe.
SUR2 is induced by auxin. Northern blots with total RNA from 10-day-old wild-type or mutant seedlings were hybridized with the full-length cDNA as a probe. (A) RNAs from wild-type seedlings, after transfer to liquid medium containing 5 μM IAA for 0–7 h. In the histogram, the level of expression of the SUR2 gene in the presence of auxin was normalized against the level of expression of the gene in absence of auxin. (B) RNAs from wild-type seedlings grown in media containing a range of concentration of IAA or 2,4 dichlorophenoxyacetic acid between 0 and 10 μM. (C) RNAs from wild-type Col0 seedlings and two independent batches of homozygous sur1–3 seedlings.
Endogenous content of total IAA in different organs of the seedlings. Free IAA was analyzed by mass spectrometry (SRM) in different apical organs (A). (B and C) In the root system (B) and in the apical part (C) of both wild-type and mutant seedlings. Quantification was performed in three independent experiments. Hyp., hypocotyl; Cot., cotyledons; Y.L., young leaves.
Homozygous sur2 seedlings, 3 weeks after germination, grown on media without auxin (A) or containing 1 μM IAA (B). Homozygous sur2 seedlings, 12 days after germination, grown on medium at pH 5 (C) or pH 7 (D).
Quantification of metabolites. Endogenous IAA (A) and IAN (B) contents in wild-type and sur2 seedlings, 3 weeks after germination, on a medium without auxin or containing 1 μM IAA. IAA (C), IAN (D), oxindole-3-acetic acid (E), IAAsp (F), IAGlu (G), and IAleu (H) were analyzed by mass spectrometry (SRM) in the wild-type and mutant seedlings grown for 12 days on medium at pH 5 or pH 7. Quantification was performed in three independent experiments.
Metabolic profiles. (A) Metabolic profiles of [1′-14C]IAA in the wild-type (1) and sur2 (2) seedlings and of [14C]indole in the wild-type (3) and sur2 (4) seedlings. (B) SRM analysis of the D5-labeling products. Endogenous IAAld peaks (arrows) in the wild type (1) and sur2 (3) correspond to D5-labeled IAAld peaks (arrows) (2 and 4).
Auxin biosynthesis by the YUCCA flavin monooxygenases controls the formation of floral organs and vascular tissues in Arabidopsis.


That reminds me of the Cop who worked for the village my wife grew up in. He had an expired license in Wisconsin, and also a suspended license in Iowa. No one knew for 9 years, and probably wouldn't have known still if he hadn't done an illegal U-Turn and got into a car accident. Now the village has to pay back all of the money they received in issued tickets for the 9 years he was employed.
What was really amusing was that the Chief wasn't armed as he owed money in back child support.
Fans of IKEA will soon have another option closer to the Omaha metro.
The Swedish furniture store plans to open a store in the Kansas City area.
According to the Kansas City Business Journal, the store will be built in Merriam, Kansas, in the fall of 2014 in the vacant Merriam Village shopping center at Interstate 35 and Johnson Drive.
Yes.. that's right.. we are reporting locally we will have an Ikea in the local area in two years. By local I mean 195 miles away or 3 hours 14 minutes (one way) per google maps.
They've just caught an apparently badass serial killer. The story as I understand it goes like this: A construction worker digging something (I haven't seen what specified) on the very large, secluded, and mostly-undeveloped (although I understand several sections had apartments and warehouses and so on, which he rented out) estate of a wealthy doctor came across two human skeletons with bound wrists and gunshot wounds to the head. The police arrive: the doctor admits fault, says that they are the bodies of a married couple he made a mistake treating in 2009, who were dying and knew it and intended to prosecute him for medical malpractice: He says he panicked and killed them.
Then they find another body. He says it's his (missing) mother; there was a clip of her saying something apparently bad about him shown that I didn't understand, with her in a hospital bed, and it could be that he was drugging her in order to have control over her assets (which I think was mentioned, but again, am not clear on).
Then they test the skeletons; not one of them is who he says they are, and so the body count doubles and the search broadens, and they've been finding a body every several hours on average, according to the TV news here. The conclusion that's being drawn is that these are mainly the bodies of slaves that he kept, and this is what he is being charged with, as the bodies so far are nearly all Burmese nationals (I haven't seen any tribes specified, so no input there), and when they were sick and not useful and unable to work, he shot them in the head and buried them.
Um... the Michael Stipe quote at the end of the article is incredibly inaccurate. Was it meant as a joke or is it another example of meticulously researched journalism at its finest?
I am puttering around near the reference book section of the B&N when I hear this exchange.
Daughter: You need a book of words that are the same as other words. A book of cinnamon.
Daughter: No that's a dictionary you need a book of cinnamon they should have it!
I decided to step in here.
Me: Excuse me I think you need a thesaurus. Here, it's on the top shelf. I'll get you one.
Daughter: Ah, no that is not what we need. That is not a book of cinnamons.
Me: No, I am certain this is what you need. By the way the word you are looking for is synonym.
Daughter: Ugh! No! You don't even know cinnamon is a word that means other words!? I don't think you are helping us.
I sighed and walked off.
I hear a quiet voice on the other side of a book isle saying "That just happened".
I had to read most of that story before I figured out what she meant by "cinnamons". Bless you for trying to help.
On the plus side I had a coworker nearly choke on his soda when he was dropping some eaves as I was recanting the story to my boss. Painful stupidity nearly kills my coworker.
To offset, my last visit to B&N a few days ago, I found a small boy looking in confusion at the Tolkien display. I pointed out that The Hobbit was a good choice. It's a complete story, a single protagonist, and, well, movie in December. This kid was totally jazzed. He'd read all Harry Potter and needed a new fix. Parents were happy they didn't have to admit complete confusion over modern literature. Seems they have a bowdlerized version of the Hobbit for younger readers. I hope he got the real one. It made me stupid happy to see that kids still read.
I know what you mean. I was overjoyed to see armies of kids descending onto bookstores to buy the latest Harry Potter book because until Harry came along, kids just weren't reading any more.
Then to top off her success, the first thing JK Rowling did was turn them into movies... I was most unimpressed.
I've been to pubs in the UK. I don't think you're looking hard enough.
In pubs, yes, but they don't often make the news, so I can't link news articles like everyone else has.
Lettuce watch this one closely as the courts get to the meat of the situation. While I don't relish domestic assault I think we can all mustard a quiet laugh over this.
A western Nebraska man is accused of assaulting his wife with a sandwich.
The Scottsbluff Star-Herald says 50-year-old Larry Spurling, of Melbeta, is charged with disturbing the peace. According to the arrest affidavit, Spurling's wife called 911 late Sunday and reported he pushed her down during an argument and rubbed a sandwich in her face.
The newspaper says court documents don't detail the ingredients, but a deputy found several pieces of lunchmeat on the carpet outside a bedroom and some pieces of bread in the bedroom.
A special time in a young lad's life, nepotism, "family connections", a creepy back parking lot of a bank.. man.. this hallmarks of going a totally different direction.
When Sam Avery asked Maria Flores to the homecoming dance at North High School in Sioux City, he knew teddy bears, roses and balloons wouldn't do. Instead, he put her face on a giant invitation posted on a downtown billboard.
"I was definitely almost crying and my knees were all weak and stuff," Flores said as she recalled her reaction to seeing the billboard for the first time.
Avery and Flores, both seniors at North High, first met in the eighth grade. She moved to Texas two years ago and returned to Sioux City this summer.
Avery said he had thought about asking a girl to a dance via a billboard for some time. His father, Noel Avery, owns Avery Brothers Sign Co.
...For a paying customer, Noel Avery estimated the cost of production and rent for a similar billboard at about $1,000. His son didn't have to shell out a dime, thanks to his family connections.
The billboard is in the back parking lot of a bank, and keeping it secret was a challenge.
Three weeks ago, Sam Avery asked Flores to go the bank with him to cash a check. They parked in the back parking lot, and when she got out of the car, Avery covered her eyes with his hands and led her to the billboard.
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Romeyn is a Dutch given name and surname. Among variant forms are Romeijn, Romein, Romijn and Romyn, each pronounced  in Dutch. Romein means "Roman", and the given name could be considered cognate to Romeo. The surname's origin may thus be patronymic or toponymic, indicating someone from Rome. Sometimes the name is a spelling change from Remein, which started as a patronymic based on the given name Remy / Remigius. Notable people with the name include:

Given name
Romeyn B. Ayres (1825–1888), Union Army general in the American Civil War
Romeyn Berry (1881–1957), American sports administrator and author
Romeyn de Hooghe (1645–1708), Dutch painter, sculptor, engraver and caricaturist
Romeyn Beck Hough (1857–1924), American physician and botanist best known for creating The American Woods
As a middle name
Theodric Romeyn Beck (1791–1855), American physician specializing in medical jurisprudence
John Romeyn Brodhead (1814–1873), American historical scholar
Charles Romeyn Dake (1849–1899), American homeopathic physician and writer
Elizabeth Romeyn Elwyn (1922–2002), American-born architect
Ned Romeyn Healy (1905–1977), member of Congress from 1945 to 1947
Theodoric Romeyn Westbrook (1821–1885), U.S. Representative from New York

Surname
Annie Romein-Verschoor (1895–1978), Dutch author and historian, wife of Jan
Charles Romeyn (1874–1950), American football player and United States Army officer
Charles W. Romeyn (died 1942), American architect
 (1929–2008), Dutch linguist and author
Hennie de Romijn (born 1968), Dutch football defender
Henry Romeyn (1833-1913), American Army officer and Medal of Honor recipient
Jan Romein (1893–1962), Dutch historian, journalist and literary scholar, husband of Annie
John le Romeyn (died 1296), mediaeval Archbishop of York
Luke Romyn (born 1975), Australian action thriller author
Piet Romeijn (born 1939), Dutch football defender
Rebecca Romijn (born 1972), American actress and model
Willem Romeyn (1624–1693), Dutch landscape painter

See also
Romen (disambiguation)

References

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Dutch-language surnames
Patronymic surnames

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LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Dale Zorn will conduct a coffee hour in Morenci on Friday, Oct. 2. Coffee hours are open to residents to express their opinions or concerns about state government or to request assistance with a state issue.
The coffee hour will be held from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the Village Inn Restaurant, 121 West Main St., in Morenci.


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Science is now making it increasingly clear that it is possible to therapeutically impact physical and emotional issues by affecting the subtle energy bodies which are in dynamic equilibrium with the physical body.
According to Dr. Richard Gerber in Vibrational Medicine the etheric body is a subtle-energy template that guides the development of the physical body. Distortions in the etheric template may be a prediction of illness months prior to it becoming manifest in the physical body. Working with vibration and frequencies, we can detect distortions in the etheric field and using 5th dimensional energy, allow the client the opportunity to let go, re-pattern the distortion, and change the anticipated physical outcome.
These original sounds were apparently used in Ancient Gregorian Chants, such as the great Hymn to St. John the Baptist, along with others that church authorities say were lost centuries ago. The chants and their special tones were believed to impart tremendous spiritual blessings when sung in harmony during religious masses. These powerful tones were rediscovered by Dr. Joseph Puleo as described in the book Healing Codes for the Biological Apocalypse by Dr. Leonard Horowitz. I give honor to both of these gentleman for the part they've played in helping return these lost tones back to humanity.
For example, the third note, 528 Hz, relates to the note MI on the scale and derives from the phrase "MI-ra gestorum" in Latin meaning "miracle." Stunningly, the 528 Hz Frequency - according to Dr. Horowitz's research - is the exact frequency used by genetic biochemists to repair broken DNA – the genetic blueprint upon which life is based!
Let's look at the seven auric fields that energetically make up our physical body. Most of us have been taught that the body has an aura. I come from the premise that the aura has (is) a body! The furthest field out is the ketheric (crown) which is the least dense (steam) and holds the perfect blueprint for our physical body (ice). As we work our way to the physical body we go through other fields that store our experiences, beliefs, and emotions, becoming denser along the way. As the blueprint of the ketheric moves down through these other fields, the perfect blueprint – which is never lost, but held in the ketheric field – is changed to something less than perfection – forming an inferior body. As we come to the field closest to the physical body, there is an interface that takes place between the etheric and the physical. This interface between these two fields is what we work with in the Phase 1 Energy Vitality Technique.
Science is now making it increasingly clear that it is possible to therapeutically impact physical and emotional issues by affecting the subtle energy bodies which are in dynamic equilibrium with the physical body. According to Dr. Richard Gerber in Vibrational Medicine the etheric body is a subtle-energy template that guides the development of the physical body. Distortions in the etheric template may be a prediction of illness months prior to it becoming manifest in the physical body. Working with the Ancient Solfeggio Frequencies, in the form of Energy Tuners, we can detect distortions in the etheric field and using 5th dimensional energy, allow the client the opportunity to let go, re-pattern the distortion, and change the anticipated physical outcome.
Open the gateway into alternative realities and explore altered states of consciousness to empower ones self-healing and increase creativity. These special sound ratios are part of a continuum of sound that spirals in and out of different realities.
Imagine children walking down the beach picking up sea shells and putting them to their ears. The sound inside the sea shell is the same as the sound created by these special ratio tuners based on the Fibonacci Series. Children enter the sound of the sea shell much like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz being transported by a cyclone to the Land of Oz or Alice going down the rabbit hole to discover Wonderland. They discover realities within realities. Each alternative reality is a location within a spiral revolving around a central vortex of stillness which connects with the Universal Energy Field.
When we listen to the Fibonacci Tuners, like children going inside a seashell, we naturally seek out alternate realities within the sound.
Each alternate reality is a location within a spiral revolving around a central vortex of stillness which connects with the Universal Energy Field.
In many instances it may be more effective to work in an alternate reality to effect healing then in normal reality.
This is no different than a psychotherapist using dreams or a reflexologist pressing points on the feet, hand, or ear to effect healing within the whole body.
In cases of trauma and addiction people often times disassociate into alternate realities.
The Fibonacci Tuners create a bridge between these realities which can promote a healing response.
Fibonacci and the Golden MeanWhat is the Golden Ratio?
The Golden Ratio is a unique number, approximately 1.618033989. It is also known as the Divine Ratio, the Golden Mean, the Golden Number, and the Golden Section. Its unique mathematical properties have resulted in a very long and influential history.
What is the Fibonacci Sequence of Numbers?
The Fibonacci numbers are a unique sequence of integers, starting with 1, where each element is the sum of the two previous numbers. For example: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, etc.
After having a session with the tuning forks I am feeling really focused again. For the last 4 months I have been struggling with a huge work load and unable to listen to my higher self. What a difference you have made, I am once again grounded in the physical and in tune with my intuition.
I had a tuning fork session with Julia a few weeks ago. Not only is it extremely relaxing but also the vibration from the sounds the forks make can be felt deep within the body. I really liked my treatment and had another one a few weeks later.
I did have a bit of tension and sometimes some pain in my liver area, when I shared this with Julia she used the appropriate tuning fork for this area of the body and I felt like energy was leaving my body. The lightness I felt afterwards was very elating! I definitely will have more sessions.
I received a distant healing session from Julia and was very happy with the whole process and the results. It was was conducted in a caring and professional manner.
Consulting was included before and after which helped understand the workings of this energy. This powerful at a distance, imagine this at closer range.
In Julia's Healing Sessions she uses Tuning forks as her main Healing tools but also because Julia works very intuitively she has now added in other Sacred Geometry healing tools into her clients sessions to get the best possible result for her clients needs, this way is making the healing sessions go to a whole new advanced level incorporating Tuning Forks, Pyramids, Sun Rings, Neutralisation Rings, Essences as needed, Crystals, Crystal Bowls etc. Julia also often brings through the reconnective Healing frequencies through her hands during the sessions as well which seem to fast track the healing and seems to also push people further on track to their true life purpose so if your feeling stuck in any area of your life please reach out to Julia for a healing session. Julia works mainly doing distant healing sessions to reach people all around the world she has done distant healing sessions with great results with clients around New Zealand, Australia, Canada and USA. "energy flows where attention goes" so distant is no problem infact people seem to get the almost exact same results whether they are in person or distant session laying in the comfort of their own home. Alternatively if you wish to travel to Tauranga for a in person session that can be arranged or if you live locally in the area.
This is designed for those who are committed to their healing journey and also maintenance of their personal energy field, keeping their chakras and Aura strong, vibrant and energised, I would love to work with you if your committed to your healing journey clearing energetic blockages whether that be trauma, out-dated belief systems, and would like to be able to move on from past hurts, grief, trauma, and be able to experience life on the other side feeling energised, and joy for life and inspired. We cannot manifest what we don't have the energy for, the tuning forks are designed also to give you more energy. It is like putting more money into your bank account so you have more to spend when you need it, with more energy you have more energy reserves to be able to jump out of bed to manifest your hearts desires with greater ease and vitality.
"Divine Source wants this Sacred Knowledge returned to the masses of spiritual people who long for it. By returning to God's clock, calendar, musical notes and color scheme, humanity will return to the matrices of (higher) thought that enables Spirit to inspire natural "communion". That is, people who sing the notes of the Solfeggio, and practice the precepts therein, will be blessed with peace, health, harmonious social relationships, and oneness with Spirit. - From "Healing Codes for the Biological Apocalypse" - by Leonard G. Horowitz, D.M.D.


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US Election: The mysterious blue curve
Written by Chris Fitch
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2012 US presidential election results by county (blue for Democrat, red for Republican) Kelvinsong
A quirk of geology has produced a strange pattern on the American voting map. What is this blue curve, and where does it come from?
Arguably, the first takeaway from studying a county map of the 2012 US presidential election is the significant influence of the USA's dense urban cities. Over a purely geographical spread, the above map looks more like a landslide for Mitt Romney's Republican party (red), not a comprehensive 332 – 206 electoral vote victory for the incumbent, President Barack Obama and the Democrats (blue). The high populations and therefore large number of votes from such states as California, Florida, New York, Illinois and Pennsylvania carried the 44th president back to the White House, despite the large swatches of red across such central states as Oklahoma, Utah, and West Virginia.
However, there is another curiosity on the map. In the middle of a sea of red in the southeast of the country, a thin blue line of Democrat voters can be seen curving through such states as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. It's a trend seen not only in 2012, but also 2008, 2004, 2000 and into the last millennium. Why is this narrow band of voters consistently voting Democrat when their surrounding neighbours opt for the Republicans?
The mysterious blue line in the 2012 election counties map (Image: Kelvinsong)
The answer lies in a mix of geology and demographics. Visitors to this region one hundred million years ago (give or take a few million years) would have observed the fractured continental 'North America' of the Cretaceous era, divided, as it was then, into the western Laramidia landmass, and the eastern Appalachia landmass. Coastlines sat in very different locations to where they are today, and – crucially – included a large region of coral reefs off the southern edge of Appalachia, around what is now the southern foot of the Appalachian mountains, in Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina. As time passed, the shallow seas in the region dissipated, the landmasses fused into one and the coral reefs crumbled into soil.
Late Cretaceous North America showing the landmasses of Laramidia and Appalachia (Image: Ron Blakey)
Early settlers to the US may not have fully understood this geological history, but they knew fertile land when they found it. The vast organic matter left in the soil from these ancient reefs made for excellent agriculture and, over the course of 19th century, a vast and profitable cotton business grew along this ridge marking the old Appalachian coastline.
Prior to Abraham Lincoln's preliminary Emancipation Proclamation in 1862, abolishing slavery across the United States, such an industry would have been heavily dependent on African slaves with around four million individuals still enslaved at the passing of the Act. In the century-and-a-half that followed, despite the significant changes in society through time, this same part of the country became the spot with the highest concentrations of African-Americans – descendants and family members of former slaves – situated along the location of the old Appalachian coastline.
Proportion of American population self-describing as 'black' in the 2010 census (Image: United States Census Bureau)
Thanks to the policies of 36th president, Lyndon B. Johnson – such as the 1964 Civil Rights Act – the Democratic party has, especially since the 1960s, been the party most closely aligned with African-Americans. Barack Obama collected 93 per cent of all African-American support in the 2012 presidential race, a figure which hasn't fallen below 80 per cent for decades.
Hence, despite their fellow Georgians, Mississippians and Alabamians deciding that Mitt Romney was the best man for the job, the residents of the mysterious blue curve continue to put a cross in the box of the Democrat candidate, an action traceable back to a one hundred million year old coral reef.
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Wow! Wow! Wow! That's about all I can say right now. I have so much I want to tell you about, like…what life is like as a family of four, how labor and delivery was, how E is adjusting, etc. I still need to show you the nursery, some new kicks I got and so much more but I've been taking a small hiatus from blogging to really enjoy the time I with my little family.
Allie is about 6 days old and she's doing amazing. She has melted our hearts and she's working on E's. He likes her just fine. He likes to pet her, like a dog and every now and then I'll see him sneak a kiss but he doesn't want us to see them.
Next week, I'll be back around but in the meantime, here's a few snapshots from our weekend.
She is just beautiful! I'm so happy for you and your family! Enjoy this time and grab some rest when you can. Congrats!
Thank you! I'm trying to nap here and there. Tonight I get to let her sleep so hoping to get a little more now.
She is so beautiful! Congrats on your blessing!
Thank you! I am definitely felling very fortunate.
My son was the same way with my daughter until she started smiling and then he realized she was his biggest fan (still is!).
So beautiful! Enjoy these precious moments together…especially the first little bit when baby sleeps A LOT and you can get some rest too.
I think it's so sweet that your little boy is sneaking kisses. He's going to look out and protect her for the rest of her life!
Now that my youngest is almost 1 (her bday is Thursday!), her older sister LOVES to boss her around and show her the ropes. It's adorable and makes me so glad they have each other.
Thanks so much for sharing these beautiful pics! Congrats to you and your family! Enjoy!
Gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing. Enjoy every minute!
Love love love this Katie. Love seeing you as a family of four.
Congrats on your new baby! Going from one to two kiddos was a big transition for me. I'm sure you're rocking it out!


Hydrogen energy is an alternative fuel, despite its overall availability. There are numerous ways that hydrogen energy can be produced. Even our current energy grid can help us to produce this form of energy. Once it is created, the energy can be stored within a fuel cell that can run continuously with the presence of fuel and oxygen.
The interest in hydrogen energy is growing as the desire to be environmentally responsible with energy consumption grows. Burning fossil fuels creates emissions that may be destructive to the atmosphere. Renewable energy resources are not always affordable or available in certain geographic locations. That makes this energy option a viable resource that could benefit many.
Here are the pros and cons of hydrogen energy to consider when evaluating it as a potential fuel for the future.
1. There are fewer exposure risks with hydrogen energy.
When using energy from fossil fuel resources, there are multiple dangers to consider. There are 150+ chemicals in gasoline, for example, and high levels of exposure to some of them may have a carcinogenic effect on the body. The use of nuclear energy creates the risk of a large-scale incident should a meltdown occur. These risks disappear with hydrogen energy. Freeze burns and flammability concerns are the primary issues to address with this energy resource.
2. There are fewer emissions to worry about.
Using hydrogen energy reduces the number of emissions that are produced from personal energy consumption. A hydrogen fuel cell produces zero harmful emissions when it is being used. Only water vapor is produced as a result of consuming hydrogen energy. If one vehicle were converted from a standard combustion engine to one powered by hydrogen, it would eliminate almost 5 metric tons of carbon dioxide being introduced to the atmosphere.
3. There are better energy outputs with hydrogen.
Hydrogen energy is more effective as a fuel. If used in vehicles, a driver can achieve a 100% better fuel economy with hydrogen when compared to gasoline. More than 10 million tons of hydrogen are created each year for industrial use because of the energy output that it offers. It can even be used as an energy resource to help refine petroleum. As an added benefit, the vapor from hydrogen energy can even be condensed into water that is safe to drink.
4. There are no toxicity issues associated with hydrogen energy.
There are multiple ways to generate hydrogen energy without the same dangers of exposure or harvesting that are associated with fossil fuels. In 2012, there were 138 workers killed in the oil industry in the United States. The rate of casualties within the oil industry is 8 times higher than the rates found in all industries combined. Many of these issues disappear with the creation of hydrogen energy.
5. There are fewer costs to transport hydrogen energy.
Even with all the expected losses to consider with hydrogen energy, the cost to transport it is much higher than any other type of energy. The cheapest installation of hydrogen transportation networks to-date has been over $210,000 per mile. When the first hydrogen pipelines were installed, it came at a cost of $2 million per mile. In 2014, estimated pipeline costs for crude oil in the United States were much higher, averaging $6.5 million per installed mile. In Massachusetts, installed crude oil pipelines in 2014 were installed at a cost of $17 million per mile.
6. There are no degradation issues with hydrogen energy.
Once the energy is created from hydrogen, the reliability of that energy remains constant. Other energy resources struggle to maintain transmission levels. The most efficient energy resources come from natural gas, and even then, the fuel is only about 45% efficient. For coal, oil, and nuclear energy, about 65% of the energy produced at the plant is lost in transmission. Hydrogen energy has an efficiency rate of 60% or greater when transmitting energy to a new location.
7. There are fewer installation issues.
Hydrogen energy, when incorporated into a fuel cell, can be used at virtually any geographic location. It is a flexible energy resource that can be used in a wide variety of ways. As long as the items being used have a compatible receptor to accept the energy, the fuel cells can even work with other power resources to supplement available power. They also require less maintenance than other fuel sources and there is less of an energy drop-off that occurs as the fuel cell reaches the end of its life cycle.
8. There are fewer spatial issues.
Hydrogen energy can be stored in fuel cells that are extremely small. Think about the size of the average laptop battery and you've got a fuel cell that could power almost anything. This sizing advantage allows a fuel cell to be installed almost anywhere, assuming that the energy can be transmitted in some way. There are fewer worries about placing it next to a wall or storing it in a specific environment. The only exception here is that hydrogen energy cannot be stored in extremely hot environments.
9. There are opportunities to limit foreign energy dependence.
Countries that are able to take the lead on hydrogen energy production will be the first to alleviate their dependence on foreign energy resources. Much of the world's oil is produced in about 20 countries. The nations without oil access rely heavily on imports to meet their domestic needs. By developing hydrogen energy, these countries can stop putting money towards energy. They can put that money toward building up their own infrastructure instead.
1. It is based on fossil fuel technologies right now.
About 95% of the hydrogen energy that is produced right now comes from natural gas. It is created through steam methane reformation, which allows the hydrocarbons in the gas to be broken into hydrogen and carbon dioxide. That means carbon is released into the atmosphere when hydrogen is created, making it less of a renewable fuel source than many realize. Only when technologies allow for hydrogen energy to be generated from other sources will it become a true renewable option.
2. It is a costly way to generate energy.
The U.S. Department of Energy funded a 10-year, $950 million product to create hydrogen energy from a coal-fired power plant. The design of the plant would then remove the carbon created from the energy process by placing it underground. It is billed as being the first zero-emissions fossil fuel energy resource. It also creates unknowns, such as how the planet may react with the higher levels of carbon dioxide storage under the surface.
3. It has transportation issues to consider.
When transporting hydrogen, there is an expected 20% energy loss associated with its movement. Hydrogen energy loses an average of 1% of its viability for every day that it is kept in storage for transportation. There are also boil-off losses associated with hydrogen energy that can be as high as 50%. For this technology to be effective, it must be produced locally to minimize energy loss. Otherwise, the actual costs of production for this energy resource will always be higher than other energy types.
4. It is not always compatible with current infrastructure technology.
Our current energy structure is based off of what fossil fuel energies could produce. As renewables were developed, it was discovered that solar and wind energy could be converted into a resource that worked with the current infrastructure. Hydrogen energy is different. It requires the manufacture of fuel cells to store the energy. Although new resources could be developed simultaneously with these fuel cells, the current infrastructure would likely find the energy to be incompatible with what currently exists.
5. It does not perform well in certain conditions.
Hydrogen energy is difficult to use in certain temperatures and environments. With our current technology, this energy resource is ineffective at temperatures where water begins to boil. We currently use polymer exchange membranes to generate the hydrogen energy we use, and these membranes do not perform in high temperature environments. Because of this limitation, it becomes difficult to use hydrogen energy in multiple platforms, including vehicles, because of the heat present in that environment.
6. It has limited availability.
Hydrogen energy is not available with easy access. It may be produced on an industrial scale to meet specific needs right now, but it is not produced on a commercial scale, or a residential scale, much at all. In the United States, as of January 2018, there were 39 publicly available hydrogen fuel stations. 35 of those stations were located in California, with most in the Bay Area or the Los Angeles metroplex. The other four stations are located in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and South Carolina. That makes it difficult to use this energy for anything but local use.
7 of the stations with publicly available hydrogen energy require permission from the original equipment manufacturer to access the fuel, along with a pre-authorization from the fuel provider.
7. It could harm the environment.
Hydrogen is an abundant gas. It is also balanced with other gases in our atmosphere to create a specific result. When we produce hydrogen energy, we release more of this gas into our atmosphere. Too much hydrogen is known to interfere with the ozone that is present in our atmosphere. Without adequate ozone, we are subjected to more of the UVA and UVB transmitted by the sun, which could change our environment, endanger our health, and create other concerns of which we do not know of yet.
8. It requires a constant fuel source.
One of the primary benefits of hydrogen energy is that it can run continuously. The provision for this benefit is that a fuel source must be available to it for energy to be continually produced. Without that fuel source, the hydrogen fuel cell would run out, just like every other type of energy would. That means a fuel source must be provided at an extra cost or the hydrogen fuel cells must be continually replaced.
9. It does not provide long-distance transportation security.
With our current technologies, the average hydrogen fuel cell provides about 300 miles of energy support. Because of the limited availability of retail stations which sell this energy resource, someone using hydrogen fuel cells will find that their mobility is minimal. That issue is further influenced by its overall lack of durability, as contamination from the outside can limit its overall effectiveness to provide energy on-demand.
These hydrogen energy pros and cons suggest that we have an option for the future if we wish to take it. There are several applications where hydrogen fuel cells could be beneficial. There will also be applications where the cost of developing hydrogen energy does not make sense as there are already cheaper forms of clean, renewable energy available. In time, this could be a cheap source of almost unlimited energy. For the present, we must pick and choose how we use it with care.


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A fizikában töltéshordozón olyan töltéssel rendelkező részecskét értünk, mely a közegben elmozdulhat, ezzel a töltés terjedése valósulhat meg. Szűkebb értelemben az elektromos vezető belsejében található, elektromosan töltött, szabadon mozgó részecskéket nevezzük töltéshordozónak. Gyakori példák az elektronok, ionok és az elektronlyukak. Ha elektromos vezető anyag belsejében a töltéshordozókra elektromos tér hat, akkor jellemzően ezek rendezett mozgása alakul ki, melyet elektromos áramnak nevezünk. A töltéshordozó a közegtől függően sokféle lehet:
 Fémek töltéshordozója az elektron. A fém atomok vegyértékhéjáról néhány elektron delokalizált állapotba kerül és a fém kristályában szabadon elmozdulhat. Ezeket nevezzük vezető elektronoknak, a szabad elektronokból kialakuló elektrongázt pedig Fermi-gáznak.
A töltéshordozók elektrolitokban ionok, azaz olyan atomok, amik elektront vettek fel vagy adtak le, így töltésük nem semleges. Az így negatív töltésűvé váló ionokat anionnak, a pozitívakat kationnak nevezzük. Ionos kötésű anyagok olvadékai is tartalmaznak anionokat és kationokat, melyek töltéshordozóként viselkedhetnek. Protonvezetőnek nevezzük azokat a vezető elektrolitokat, melyekben pozitív hidrogén ion a töltéshordozó.
 Plazmában az atomok elektront adnak le, azaz ionizálódnak, az elektromosan töltött gázt az elektronok és az atomokból létrejövő kationok alkotják. A plazma töltéshordozói tehát elektronok és ionok.
 Vákuumban szabadon mozgó, ballisztikusan terjedő töltött részecskék lehetnek töltéshordozók. Például ilyen a katódsugárcsőben a szabad elektronokból álló elektronnyaláb. A vákuumban az elektronokat például kelthetjük termikus emisszióval, vagy téremisszióval is (ezek a vezetőről való, rendre hő illetve elektromos tér hatására történő elektron kilépést jelentik).
 Félvezetőkben az elektronok mellett elektronlyukak is részt vesznek a vezetésben. Az elektronlyukakkal a szilárdtestfizikában valójában a vegyértéksávon terjedő elektronhiányokat modellezzük. A félvezetők töltéshordozói tehát a negatív töltésű elektronok és a pozitív töltésű lyukak.
Ezek alapján látható tehát, hogy az elektromos áram a pozitív és negatív töltéshordozók elmozdulásának összessége, így az elektromos áram felírásakor mindkét töltéstípust figyelembe kell venni. Fémekben csak egyféle töltéshordozó, az elektron található, így ezek esetében az áram csupán ezek mozgásából származik.

A félvezetők töltéshordozói
A félvezetők esetében két alapvető töltéshordozóról beszélhetünk. Ezek egyike az elektron, ami jellemzően a vezetési sáv alján terjed, töltése negatív. A félvezetők másik töltéshordozója az elektronlyuk, melyek gyakorlatilag a vegyértéksáv tetején található elektronhiányok. Ezek az elektronokhoz hasonló módon elmozdulhatnak a rácsban, az elektronlyukakat az elektronnal azonos nagyságú, de ellentétes előjelű, azaz pozitív töltéssel rendelkező töltéshordozóként képzelhetjük el.

Töltéshordozók keltése és rekombinációja
Ha egy elektron és egy lyuk találkozik a rácsban, rekombináció történhet, ami mindkét töltéshordozó eltűnését eredményezi. A gyakorlatban ez azzal jár, hogy az elektron a vezetési sávból a vegyértéksávba jut és betölt egy ott található elektronhiányt. Közben a többletenergiáját leadja. A két töltéshordozó eltűnésekor felszabaduló energia lehet termikus energia (amit a rácson terjedő fononok kapnak meg, ez a félvezetők termikus veszteségeinek egy forrása), illetve történhet fotonkibocsátással (ez az optikai rekombináció, mely a LED és a lézer működésének is az alapja).

Többségi és kisebbségi töltéshordozók
Az anyagban a legnagyobb arányban jelen levő töltéshordozót többségi töltéshordozónak nevezzük, főként ezek a felelősek az elektromos áram kialakításáért. N típusú félvezetőben az elektronok, p típusúban a lyukak a többségi töltéshordozók. Kisebbségi töltéshordozóból kevesebb található az anyagban, például n típusú félvezetőben vannak lyukak is, p típusúban elektronok is, de számuk jellemzően jóval kevesebb a többségi töltéshordozókhoz képest.

Az intrinszik félvezetőkben nincsenek szennyezők, ezek félvezető jellege pusztán annak a következménye, hogy a Fermi-szint a tiltott sáv közepén húzódik és a tiltott sáv nem túlságosan nagy. Ilyen félvezetőkben a pozitív és negatív töltéshordozók száma megegyezik. Ha a félvezetőt dópoljuk (szennyezőket juttatunk a kristályba), akkor attól függően, hogy donor vagy akceptor szennyezőt alkalmazunk, benne a többségi töltéshordozók az elektronok illetve a lyukak lesznek.

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Taylor Decker had a busy past two weeks. On April 28, he was drafted in the first round and the next Friday, he signed his first NFL contract, instantly making him a multimillionaire.
The former Ohio State offensive tackle signed a four-year deal worth $10,966,978, including signing bonus, and Detroit will have an option to keep him around for a fifth year as well in 2020. It's the first first-round deal negotiated by the new Detroit Lions front office group of team president Rod Wood, general manager Bob Quinn and vice president of football administration Matt Harriss.
Decker's entire contract is guaranteed and his signing bonus was $6,175,984.
In 2016, Decker will earn $450,000 in base salary and will get $6,625,984 in cash (the signing bonus). His cap number is $1,993,996 and any potential "dead money" -- the salary-cap space a team must allocate to a player who has been cut -- is the complete deal.
In 2017, Decker will make $948,499 in cash and have a cap hit of $2,492,495. His potential dead money is $9,972,982.
In 2018, Decker finally gets more than $1 million in base salary, pulling in $1,446,998 in cash with a cap hit of $2,990,994. His potential dead money is $6,480,487.
In the final year of his deal (pre-option), Decker will pull in $1,945,497 in cash with a cap hit of $3,489,493. His potential dead money would be $3,489,493.
Interestingly enough, the Lions put no bonuses in the deal and no incentives, either. This is the third time in four seasons the Lions have not put any roster or workout bonuses in the first contract for the team's first-round pick. The exception is tight end Eric Ebron, the No. 10 overall pick in 2014. Ebron has roster bonuses in his deal of $200,000 in 2015, $300,000 in 2016 and $500,000 for next season.
All numbers in this post were provided by ESPN Stats & Information.


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number = rand(10)+1

puts "Welcome to my guessing game"
puts "-" * 20
puts "Guess my number (1-10) >"
#--code 1-----------------------------
#guess=gets
#p guess => "3\n" a string contains \n
#p number => 8 a random number
#--code 1 begin-----------------------

win=false
puts "Guess my number:"
5.times do #can be replace with for i in 0..5  or (0..5).each do |i|
  guess=gets.to_i
  if guess==number
    win=true
    break
  else
    if guess>number
      puts "Your number is bigger"
    else
      if guess<number
        puts "Your number is smaller"
      end
    end
  end
end
if win
  puts "You win"
else
  puts "You lose, The number is #{number}"
end


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Interaction of the c-cbl proto-oncogene product with the Tyk-2 protein tyrosine kinase.
Uddin S1, Gardziola C, Dangat A, Yi T, Platanias LC.
Division of Hematology-Oncology, Loyola University Chicago, Maywood, Illinois 60153, USA.
The c-cbl proto-oncogene product (p120cbl) forms a stable complex with the Tyk-2 protein tyrosine kinase in various human cell lines of diverse hematopoietic origin. In U-266 myeloma and 293T embryonic kidney cells, p120cbl is rapidly phosphorylated on tyrosine in an IFN alpha-dependent manner. p120cbl also acts as a specific substrate for the Tyk-2-associated SHP-1 phosphatase in vitro, suggesting that this phosphatase plays a regulatory role on the phosphorylation of the protein. These data provide evidence that p120cbl interacts with the functional Type I IFN receptor complex, and suggest its involvement in IFN alpha signaling.


After prevailing at the Hanny Stanislaus Invitational the week before, Chico State was ready to continue the momentum in the Mustang Invitational.
The Wildcats started off Monday at 10 under par in the morning round and a 9-under par in the afternoon round. This earned them a final score of 19-under par for the day.
Even with such an impressive performance, Colorado School of Mines was slightly above with a 21-under par giving them the lead in the tournament.
Wildcat Josh McCollum posted 8 birdies in each round which earned him an individual score of 12-under par. His second round score of a 65 has been the lowest round score since Lee Gearhart's 65 that he posted at the 2015 InterWest Wildcat Classic.
Kelley Sullivan was the second highest scoring Wildcat and tied for 11th with a 5 under par followed by Christopher Colla who tied for 16th place with a 4-under par.
Jordan Oliver trailed behind and tied in 57th place with a 2-over par. Last but not least, Surge Kiriluk with a 6-over par, tied in 91st place, even though he started in 5-under par in the first 13 holes of the day.
As the windy weather conditions blew against Chico State's efforts on Tuesday, Colorado School Mine's flowed in the right direction for the victory.
Despite the Wildcat efforts at the beginning of the day, they were not able to score enough pars to keep their second place standings and allowed Western Washington to surpass them.
McCollum continued his high scoring tournament with a 1-under par performance which earned him a 12-under par score. He led the 120-player field with a score of 22. Sullivan remained tied for 11th place as he posted a final score of 5-under par. Colla dropped and tied for 42nd place with an even par and a final round 76.
Miraculously Kiriluk jumped 25 places placing him in a tie for 66th with a score of 3-under-par 69. Oliver placed 78th by posting a 3-over-par 75 and finishing off at a 5-over.
The Wildcats start their postseason journey with the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) championships scheduled April 23 and 24 in Seaside, California.


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The competition was to design a picture of a "Superhero" using the CLAPA logo. The judges in the Preswylfa surgery in Llangefni more than a 100 application and the winning picture was awarded to Amy Briggs! The judges also were very pleased with the work provided by Aimee Goddard. Both are in Year 6.
Amy won £10 as well as winning a book token worth £40 for the school! Well done Amy!
There had been many many practices for this competition!
And although they all had a long jounrey down to Swansea, as well as an early start to fight through the mud and the rain to the prelim on the maes – it seems it was all worth it! They had succeeded in getting through to the competition on the stage and all had to run across as fast as they could as the prelim had been running late! We hope you saw them on the stage and our congratulations go to them for coming 3rd. That's 3rd through Wales remember!!! Well done all!
Miss Jones becomes Mrs Rhys!
All the children wished Miss Jones (Infants) much luck on her wedding day during a special presentation in the school on the Friday before half term! Everyone had been very busy designig very special cards for Miss Jones and her husband Aled.
Both were blessed with a beautiful day for their wedding and photos of the stunning bride will follow shortly!
The cards were placed on show at the reception for everyone to admire and there were many lovely comments heard regarding the children's hard work!
Thank you to all who supported the Sponsored Walk – please bring in any sponsor money if you are still to collect.
Remember the Summer Fair on the 22 of June – further details to follow. The calendar of events has also been updated on the website.
Now in its second year, our poly-tunnel is thriving and we are hoping for a bumper crop of strawberries! The children own and look after the poly-tunnel, and they will be selling the fruit of their harvest during our school's summer fair.
Ysgol Llanbedrgoch welcomed two new additions to the school family this week, when we took delivery of two black feathered hens! They have been given the names Begw and Beti Bwt. We hope to be able to bake with their eggs very soon! Welcome Begw and Beti! We hope you will be eggstremely happy with us here!
The school were recently awarded the prestigious prize of Phase 5 of the Welsh Network Healthy Schools Scheme and Jessica and Leo of Yr 6 were presented with the prize during an award ceremony at Tre-Ysgawen Hall, Llangefni. The whole school has worked hard to achieve this accolade and all are very pleased with our progress through the Phases in the scheme.
We wish the unison party every success in the Urdd Eisteddfod which will be held during Whitsun week in Pembrokeshire.
The Junior Classes visited the Conway Centre recently and enjoyed a full day of activities including creating a bivouac shelter. A wonderful fulfilling day – but all were very tired by the end!!!
The PTA will be holding their annual Xmas Fair on Friday 7 December 2012. Please support! There will be the usual stalls and games not forgetting our Special Santa's Grotto of course!
The pupils will be presenting their Christmas Show on 19 and 20 December this year. You are all welcome to hear a feast of singing, dancing and performing! More details will follow.
The children had a fantastic day raising money for Children in Need Friday 16 November 2012. Everyone came to school in their pyjamas and they had a disco and party to end the afternoon. They raised a worthy £53 to the cause!
Jac Llewelyn Hughes, Yr 6 took part in the Swimming Gala at Holyhead over the weeken. Jac was successful in gaining two silver medals (for breaststroke and best performance in his year group) and one bronze medal for the individual medley. Jac will be competing in the Urdd Gala soon! Well done Jac on your achievements.


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We Have to Decide Who Suffers Most in a Pandemic. That's Complicated
Medical workers wait for patients at a special coronavirus intake area at Maimonides Medical Center in the Borough Park section of Brooklyn which has seen an upsurge of coronavirus patients on April 02, 2020 in New York City.
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By Philip Bobbitt
May 5, 2020 7:30 AM EDT
Bobbitt is professor of law at Columbia University and lecturer at the University of Texas.
Every society must face tragic choices and every society is defined by them. From determining who gets drafted and who receives heart transplants, to decisions about sentencing and parole for crimes, to who is given access to kidney dialysis, tragic choices lay bare the character of the body politic like no other event. Now we are confronting a pandemic that has required, and will require, many such choices. Who receives access to ventilators? Who gets resuscitated? Who has to risk infection by going to work? Who has access to testing and what kinds of tests are to be made available? Should we re-open the economy, even if it means more Americans will die?
So far, we have rarely faced up to the implications of these choices. Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's suggestion, for example, that the elderly would willingly sacrifice themselves in order to protect the American way of life for their descendants, may appear noble until it is examined carefully. Actually the question isn't whether grandparents are willing to die for the sake of a thriving economy but whether the rest of us are willing to kill them to achieve that objective. Other more empathetic claims, like New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's tweet—"My mother is not expendable and your mother is not expendable…and we're not going to t put a dollar figure on human life"—are misleading. Expressing our comparative options in dollars or otherwise is simply to observe that we do in fact make choices and these can be calculated. We can't ban actuarial tables. It is idle to think that everyone will have "the best care" or that difficult decisions imposed by scarcity can ultimately be avoided. What makes those choices "tragic" is that there is no way to avoid degrading some of our most deeply held values, such as the pricelessness of life..
If we are struggling with such questions it shouldn't be surprising. Societies tend to disguise certain choices when they require us to price the "priceless." That and other characteristics of tragic choices have emerged throughout history: there is no rational way for us to maximize our competing values; there is more than one fair way to decide who gets hurt; such decisions require us to degrade some values for a time while exalting others. Moral societies often tend to cycle through degradation and exaltation to shore up the values they have neglected. Less admirable societies reach for subterfuge and scapegoating to disguise the tragic nature of their dilemmas.
It is by struggles such as those imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic that societies come to define themselves. How will we define ourselves? How can we limit the damage to our values and deal with the inevitability of tragedy in the least offensive way?
We can begin by setting priority protocols for sorting out the care we give to patients, recognizing that doing so will temporarily degrade some of our values and exalt others. By "priority protocol," I mean a set of rules that specify a decision procedure by ordering the preferred recipients of goods, such as ventilators and vaccines, or bads, such as removal from a ventilator. For example, one such protocol might be: the most vulnerable should be given priority to receive scarce medical resources; or, it might be those who win an auction or those who win a lottery or those who present with symptoms first, and so on. There is no one perfect solution; every option has fateful consequences, not least for the values rejected for the chosen, whether they be efficiency, equality, compassion, honesty or some other fundamental value.
At most we can sometimes find a randomized way of sequencing various protocols in a cycle to ensure that taken as a whole, we have done what we can to uphold our values over the course of this terrible pandemic.
Doing so will not be easy. Some have tried to set medical protocols and it has not always gone well. Among the purported values those protocols have attempted to exalt are efficiency and equality. But when such protocols have been published, they have often been withdrawn in the face of public protest. University Medical Center, Paterson N.J. rescinded its protocol memorandum when it became public. The same thing happened at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens.
Absent generally applied protocols, though, the problem gets worse. Decisions are left to individual doctors who must cope with a Hippocratic Paradox: that unswervingly serving the immediate patient can lead to gross inequalities based on wealth, race, ethnicity and so on, and also sacrifice the well-being of the society as a whole that cannot, despite what the AMA says, give the best possible care to every person. Without explicit protocols, honesty is sacrificed and this is a value every bit as important as the purported ones of efficiency and equality. In the United States, it is a fundamental constitutional principle that the use of coercion by the State must be accompanied by a public justification.
It turns out efficiency and equality aren't entirely the values they seem. It is not clear that there is a consensus as to what set of priorities would be most efficient. "The greatest good for the greatest number" sounds reasonable, but "the good" is unspecified. It might be the number of lives saved or it might be the number of years of life preserved or even the good done by very accomplished members of the society like research scientists or the good that results from having a sufficient number of doctors and carers. The efficient suggestion allegedly made by a special adviser to prime minister Boris Johnson, "let enough people get sick to establish herd immunity and thus protect the economy, and if that means some pensioners die, too bad" is willfully degrading.
As for equality, things are no clearer. "First in time" leads to unequal treatment, penalizing those without doctors or insurance, locking in entrenched structures of injustice. Care "regardless of age or disability" treats patients with unequal prospects as equals. Lotteries are anti-scientific, casting away what epidemiological knowledge we have about the condition of patients and the probable course of their infections.
In fact, neither equality nor efficiency are fully specified—each requires a filling up with other values. Is giving priority to a young patient who is not that ill really more efficient than giving priority to an elderly person who will die without intervention? Efficiency, contrary to a position economists sometimes take, is not a value; its goal must be specified. Calculating efficiency depends upon what value we are trying to maximize. The efficient solution to a problem—the best route between two destinations–depends on what objective is being pursued (sightseeing or fuel economy). The same is true of equality: Is a lottery more equal because it is random or is it likely to be considered less equal because without an overriding set of priorities, it invariably treats persons of very different conditions as if they were the same? Treating people the same—as equals—doesn't always mean we are treating them equally.
Perhaps a different set of values should be preferred in making different decisions. Isolation could be imposed to protect the weakest among us, while social distancing is required of the those in contact with them. We might triage access to ventilators on the basis of efficacy, giving access to those who are most likely to benefit because they are not in such desperate straits nor are they so healthy that they are likely to survive anyway. We might want to impose non-resuscitation rules such as a ban on discrimination against the disabled or the elderly, or the reverse, protecting physicians and nurses from risking their lives for the likely-to-be lost causes. We could provide physician care on a first-come first-served basis that is sensitive to the duty felt by physicians to their patients or we could assign doctors by lotteries to avoid preferring those victims fortunate enough to have pre-existing medical relationships.
None of these protocols is really satisfactory. For many cultural and historic reasons, the United States is a society, along with others, whose self-respect has increasingly come to depend on how the weakest and most vulnerable among us are treated. But does "most vulnerable" mean those persons nearest to death who have the most to lose from lack of care, or those persons whose futures have the most to lose years of life?
The skill, or art, will be designing protocols that toggle between different sets of values. Although it is tempting to reach for a single metric—for example, a program that protects young people seems far better than one that protects old people because it delivers greater benefits—the choices posed by these situations are tragic precisely because they defy simplistic rules. Greater benefits to whom—the society or the individual whose life is at stake? Benefits of what nature? And at what cost to values other than simply lengthening the number of years of life purchased by the priority?
"Most vulnerable" also means those persons who are in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, incarcerated in prisons with densely packed populations, immigrants detained while seeking asylum, and others in congregate settings marginalized by society. And remember: care for the most vulnerable is only one of America's incommensurate values.
It is important to note, as well, that there are two different kinds of decisions in tragic choices: first order choices such as how many tests to produce, how many ventilators, and so on and second order choices that are the priority protocols I've been describing. It ought to go without saying that choosing to make the first order decisions turn on whether they enhance the political prospects of the president is unspeakable. The same could be said is choosing to make second order decisions, such as which states and cities will be favored, depend on whether the recipients are deemed personally and politically supportive of the president.
With respect to the pandemic, there are several points to remember. This is not a "trolley problem"—that is, such choices are not like the choice a driver must make whether to swerve to protect a mother and child in a pram and unavoidably kill someone waiting for a bus. Tragic choices are made by societies not by individuals and they are not accidents but quite predictable, even inevitable.
Moreover, unlike epidemics in earlier centuries, the data on this one will be collected and reviewed, and they will in turn reveal the choices we have made: the extent of euthanasia, enforced de-intubation and the like. Subterfuge is not likely to be a successful option for long.
It is worth asking ourselves, "What action will we one day be ashamed of having taken?" This is especially hard as values change, unpredictably. But we know from the past that scapegoating and xenophobia often accompany the tragic choice.
Some of the choices to be made are not so hard, even if they are hard to achieve. We need to connect all of the ill persons with medical centers that at present have some surplus capacity and shunt equipment, tests and protective gear among the various stricken cities on a national basis and reassign staff to those localities where they are most needed. We must engage the vast resources of the Department of Defense as if they were reacting to a biological attack.
This article, and the problems and solutions discussed are derived from a book the celebrated Yale Law School professor Guido Calabresi and I wrote in 1978 called Tragic Choices, which studied how societies determine very difficult social allocations. The book opens with these sentences:
We cannot know why the world suffers. But we can know how the world decides that suffering shall come to some persons and not to others. While the world permits sufferers to be chosen, something beyond their agony is earned, something even beyond the satisfaction of the world's needs and desires. For it is in the choosing that enduring societies preserve or destroy those values that suffering and necessity expose. In this way societies are defined, for it is by the values that are foregone no less than by those that are preserved at tremendous cost that we know a society's character.
Perhaps in these frightening and dismal times we can take some bitter solace in the fate we have been given to define our society through these awful tragic choices. At least we ought to do so without kidding ourselves.
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Free parking for shoppers in Sheringham while sinkhole repairs are carried out
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Free parking for shoppers will be on offer from Saturday, to offset the loss of spaces in High Street while sinkhole repairs are carried out. Picture: KAREN BETHELL
Sheringham shoppers are to get 30 minutes of free parking from this weekend, to offset the spaces lost as a result of the closure of High Street while repairs to the sinkhole are carried out.
Engineers are digging eight metres beneath the ground in order to repair a sewage pipe under the Sheringham sinkhole. Picture: KAREN BETHELL
Following a request from Sheringham Town Council, North Norfolk District Council (NNDC) has agreed to offer half-an-hour's free parking at the 115-space Morris Street car park, behind High Street, from Saturday.
Town mayor Madeleine Ashcroft said the decision demonstrated NNDC's support for the town during what was a difficult time, and its commitment to the Sheringham is Open For Business campaign, which the Eastern Daily Press and North Norfolk News are running in partnership with the town council and local traders.
"It also acknowledges the importance of free short-term parking to the success of the town centre," she added.
Those using the car park will need to obtain a ticket from the pay and display machine for short stays, with payment applying for longer stays.