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Earth's inner core is 1 billion years old
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Scientists were able to calculate the age of the Earth's inner core with greater accuracy than previous studies.
By creating conditions similar to those at the center of the Earth inside a laboratory chamber, Chinese and American researchers refined the estimate of the age of our planet's solid inner core.
(Credit: Kelvinsong – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0).
The study, published in early August in the journal Physical Review Letters, suggests that the planet's core was formed between 1 billion and 1.3 billion years ago, contrary to theories that claim that this occurred between 1.3 billion and 4.5 billion years or, as a more recent hypothesis suggests, 565 million years ago.
Knowing the age of Earth's core is important to understand how the matter at the center of the planet conducts heat and how the mechanisms that support the Earth's magnetic field work.
"People are really curious and excited about knowing about the origin of the geodynamo, the strength of the magnetic field, because they all contribute to a planet's habitability," explained Jung-Fu Lin, one of the scientists responsible for the study.
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The Earth's core is mainly made of iron, with a solid inner part and a liquid outer part. According to experts, the effectiveness of iron in transferring heat through conduction is the key to determining several properties of the core, including when its inner part was formed.
Over the years, age and conductivity estimates have varied widely, from very old and relatively low, to very young and high. This created a paradox.
As the scientists explain, these theories suggest that the planet's core would have to reach extremely high temperatures, maintaining the geodynamo for billions of years before the formation of its solid part.
Computer simulation of the Earth's magnetic field, which is generated by heat transfer in the core. (Credit: NASA / Gary A. Glatzmaier).
The new research solves this paradox by finding a solution that keeps the core temperature within more realistic parameters.
In the new article, the team suggests that the recently measured conductivity is 30% to 50% less than previously estimated, suggesting that the geodynamo was maintained by two different energy mechanisms: thermal convection and compositional convection.
To reach this conclusion, the team measured iron conductivity in conditions similar to those of the planet's core, where the pressure is greater than 1 million atmospheres (atm) and temperatures are as high as on the Sun's surface.
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Emulating these conditions was no easy task, but after two years researchers achieved them by compressing laser-heated iron samples between two diamond anvils.
The hard work paid off, as scientists learned more about iron conductivity and heat transfer over time, and were able to make a more accurate estimate of the age of Earth's inner core.
"Once you actually know how much of that heat flux from the outer core to the lower mantle, you can actually think about when did the Earth cool sufficiently to the point that the inner core starts to crystalize," Lin said.
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3D-printed model helps complex surgery to remove 50 tumours
Holding the 3D-printed model of Maureen's uterus, Dr. Sony Singh examined the MRIs and 3D renderings – the images that appear on the operating room screens that doctors can move to get a 3D view of the surgical area.
The uterus fits in the palm of Dr. Sony Singh's hand. The large pink lumps inside the clear, plastic 3D-printed model are fibroids, or tumours, and there are more than 50 of them. To ensure his patient could carry a child in the future, Dr. Singh had to do something that had never been done before.
Maureen had suffered for years with abdominal pain. Over the past six years, she was told by five doctors that she had so many fibroids in her uterus, her only option was to have a hysterectomy – complete removal of her womb. She refused this option.
"I will die with my womb. Nobody will touch it," said Maureen (who did not want her last name used).
The 3D-printed uterus model was printed eight times smaller than the actual size, but Maureen's uterus was 20 times bigger than normal because of the fibroids.
She was referred to the Shirley E. Greenberg Women's Health Centre at The Ottawa Hospital, where she saw the Minimally Invasive Gynecology team of doctors and nurses. Dr. Singh, a surgeon and the Elaine Jolly Research Chair in Surgical Gynecology, told Maureen he could remove all the fibroids, and she would not need a hysterectomy.
"Maureen had close to 50 fibroids and we wanted to make sure her uterus was able to carry a baby in the future and function normally," said Dr. Singh. "But we needed help to plan the complicated surgery to remove them."
Dr. Teresa Flaxman, Research Associate at The Ottawa Hospital, said it was difficult to see tumours in the patient's uterus on an MRI. So, she contacted the hospital's 3D Printing Lab. She had heard how 3D-printed models were helping orthopaedic surgeons see exactly what they were operating on, so they could better plan the surgery.
In 2016, thanks to a donor's generosity, The Ottawa Hospital acquired a medical 3D printer that uses acrylics and plastics to create exact replicas of patients' bones and organs from a CT scan or MRI. With the opening of the 3D Printing Lab in February 2017, the hospital became the first in Canada to have an integrated medical 3D-printing program for pre-surgical planning and education.
Dr. Adnan Sheikh, Director of The Ottawa Hospital's 3D Printing Program, said the Department of Orthopaedics is one of the main users of the lab, which prints models for orthopaedic oncology surgeons to plan operations in advance, reducing surgery times and costs.
"3D printing is revolutionizing the way we look at anatomy," said Orthopaedic Surgeon and Oncologist Dr. Joel Werier, who has used 3D-printed models of his patients' hips and bones since the lab opened. "It adds another perspective to how we view tumours, how we plan our surgery techniques, and our ability to offer precision surgery."
Bones are relatively easy to create from CT scans and MRIs, said Dr. Flaxman. However, soft tissues, such as uterine tissue, is harder to identify, and a model hadn't been made of one before.
Dr. Flaxman and other researchers from the Women's Health Centre worked with Waleed Althobaity and Olivier Miguel at the 3D Printing Lab to create 3D images from an MRI of Maureen's uterus. Then the lab printed a model that allowed them to see exactly where the fibroids and the lining of the uterus were located.
A 3D rendering of the uterus helped the surgical gynecology team in the operating room.
"This was a very challenging case," said Dr. Sheikh. "The multiple fibroids within the uterine cavity made it very difficult to print, and we had to identify each one of them, in order to replicate the exact anatomy on a 3D-printed model. We used a softer, flexible material to create the model that was more consistent with uterine tissue."
The model took 14 hours to print. Although the model was scaled to eight times smaller than her actual uterus, her fibroid-filled uterus was 20 times bigger than normal. Having a 3D-printed model was a huge asset to the gynecological surgery team, which included surgeons Drs. Singh and Innie Chen.
"This model helped to provide a good visual aspect. To have a model in my hands during surgery was incredible," said Dr. Singh. "At the same time, we also had 3D images that I could look at on a TV screen in the operating room. It seems very futuristic, but in the operating room I was able to turn the image of the uterus at any angle or degree that I wanted, so I could see it from different perspectives, which helped during surgery."
A picture might be worth a thousand words, but a 3D version is worth a million words. The 3D-printed models are not only helping surgeons, but also helping patients like Maureen understand their illness and prepare for their surgery. For patients, seeing a 3D model of the problem inside their bodies makes it tangible and real.
"Just before my surgery, Dr. Singh brought the model to me," said Maureen. "He explained how he could use it in the surgery to see where the fibroids are, and he asked my permission to use it during the operation."
She agreed, knowing that it would help other women suffering similar experiences. Dr. Singh successfully removed the fibroids, sparing Maureen from having a hysterectomy.
Researcher Dr. Teresa Flaxman (left) and surgeon Dr. Sony Singh worked with the 3D Printing Lab to create a 3D model of the uterus.
"We wanted to save her uterus in hopes that she can carry a pregnancy in the future, which wasn't a hope for her up until this point," said Dr. Singh.
"By working together with the 3D Printing Lab at The Ottawa Hospital, we're going to be one of the first hospitals internationally to study how we can provide this improved care by using 3D-printed models in planning surgery for women's health," said Dr. Flaxman.
Dr. Sheikh said that, since the success of this first use of a 3D-printed model for gynecological surgery, the 3D Printing Lab is already working on a couple of other similar projects with the Minimally Invasive Gynecology team to offer other women alternatives to major surgery in the future.
Maureen was so grateful the gynecology team was able to spare her uterus, that she donated to the Guardian Angel Program to thank them.
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At East Elementary School, students urged to take music deep into adult life
Teacher Tanya Young taps technology, theory and love of music in her interaction with students
Michael Neary
East Elementary School Music Teacher Tanya Young practices with fourth-graders Gerardo Guereca Morales, left, Ruby Short and Joselyn Moriel.
Craig — When students at East Elementary School come to Tanya Young's music class, they enter the room singing. In fact, the first few minutes of interaction — and much of the communication after that — take the form of song.
For Young, who's taught at East Elementary for about nine years, cultivating that musical spirit is vital. She described how the act of being sung to, as well singing, can help to fashion a child's musicality.
"If they've been sung to as toddlers and young children, they'll have a lot more experience with it," she said.
That sort of interaction, she said, creates an effect that's much different from listening to a radio or some other mechanized recording.
"When you have babies, you talk to them so they learn the language," she said. "If you have children listening to music on CDs that's at least exposing them to music, but if you sing to them you interact. Music is an interaction. It's something that can create a bond. There's a reason why mothers sing lullabies to their babies."
Young said she's developed an even greater appreciation of music since she's become a mother.
"I sing all day long," she said. "They've had music from when they were in the womb."
Young said she and other music teachers in the Moffat County School District have been looking especially hard at the musical teaching approaches advocated by John M. Feierabend. Young had a book by Feierabend close at hand, and she said she'd recently listened him deliver a presentation at a Colorado Music Educators Association conference.
"He has this program called 'First Steps in Music,'" she said. "He made up some words: 'artfulness,' 'tunefulness' and 'beatfulness,' and so his program works on those three aspects of music making."
Feierabend writes of "the music that is interwoven throughout our lives" on his website, and that's clearly a concept that Young threads into her teaching, as well.
"He advocates movement, lots of movement," she said. She also noted that he encourages cultivating a kind of "artfulness," a way of thinking about music that's different from everyday speech and communication.
"You work on using the voice and you try to get the kids using their head voice," she said, demonstrating with a soaring musical note. "Most of the kids use their speaking voice, which doesn't get them into singing."
Throughout her teaching, Young is tapping technology, including iPads, but she offered a caution.
"I want students to use them as a tool, rather than as a toy," she said.
Young said she's experimented with a "flipped classroom," where she's made videos to complement the material she's presented in class and then asked students to apply lessons from those videos to their own playing. Students send her videos of themselves playing, and she gives them written feedback.
East Elementary School Fifth-grader Samantha Willems talked enthusiastically about those iPads, and she said Google Classroom is helping students to prepare for a recorder concert later in the year.
The recorder is the instrument assigned to fifth-graders.
Samantha also noted the way Google Classroom allows students to practice songs, accumulate points, and move step by step through various levels.
That, explained fifth-grader Ian Trevenen, is where practice becomes important.
"It was kind of hard reading the music on the lines," he said. "I wasn't used to that on the recorders. But now that we have a little bit more practice it's been easier to read these notes."
Ian said he'd learned to read music in Young's classes — a point that led East Elementary School Principal Sarah Hepworth to note the importance of music classes in the students' lives.
"For most of the students in our school, it's probably the first exposure students have had to music," she said.
Young describes her goal in teaching music as something that goes beyond any kind of professional preparation.
"You want them to go into life and to be an appreciator of music — and maybe make music, or at least to go to concerts, to sing lullabies to their babies, to dance nicely at their weddings," she said. "Music is such an enrichment to life, but it's not necessarily something that everybody is going to become a professional at."
Contact Michael Neary at 970-875-1794 or mneary@CraigDailyPress.com or follow him on Twitter @CDP_Education.


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These are the best of the best hiking trails in and around Victoria and the reasons why they are great. In order starting from the most beautiful, most scenic, most enjoyable and most interesting. Some are steps from downtown Victoria and others a short to long drive away. The Juan de Fuca Trail is further away at over an hours drive and the world famous West Coast Trail is two hours away.
The West Coast Trail is one of the most amazing hikes in the world and it can be found just a two hour drive from Victoria. The WCT combines several characteristics that make it thoroughly wonderful hike to do. First, the location of the West Coast Trail is along the brutally wild west coast of Vancouver Island. This relatively untouched part of the world is a tangled mess of wild, rainforest spilling over the often stormy Pacific Ocean.
The rainforest here is so wonderfully alive that the 75 kilometre route usually snakes through the jungle left and right, but also up and down. There are a bewildering number of wooden ladders, suspension bridges, and even the occasional cable car crossing over large canyons! The ladders are so numerous and stunningly long that you often can't readily see the bottom as it disappears down into the jungle.
At the base of the ladders at Tsusiat Falls, you can't help but stare at the complex ladder system you just came down in disbelief. It all looks so rickety and hastily built, but when you climb them, you quickly appreciate how solid and well built they are. They have to be to withstand the harsh, wet weather as well as the thousands of hiking boots hitting each rung. The decades of use have worn two gouges in each rung and exemplify the hardy age of these antique ladders. Another factor that makes the West Coast Trail an essential hiking trail to hike in Victoria is the startling array of wildly different beaches. Each time to emerge from the rainforest to a new beach, you are invariably shocked by the uniqueness and drastic change from the previous beach you saw. If you start your hike from the north you will begin your hike at the beautiful, wide, soft sandy beach of Pachena Bay. The wonderfully wide beach stretches in an arc for kilometres, edged by thick rainforest.
Further up the trail you reach Michigan Beach and then Darling River. The beach here is far less scenic, owing to its exposed rock shelf and messy, sand, rock, driftwood shoreline. There are two attributes, however, that make this beach sensational. First, you notice the remnants of the Michigan shipwreck. A hulking ships boiler wallows on the hostile rock shelf. This monster piece of the Michigan has wallowed here since January 21st, 1893. The Michigan was a 695 ton steam schooner inbound from San Francisco when she plowed into the rocks here and became a part of the Graveyard of the Pacific.
Darling River is just a couple kilometres from Michigan Beach and is yet another wonderful beach. The shipwreck of the Uzbekistan can be found here scattered along the beach. This World War II ship met its end here on April 1st, 1943. The remnants of the Uzbekistan are not impressive like the Michigan's boiler, however you may notice a strange sound as you poke around the mouth of Darling River. Over the crashing ocean waves you might hear a faint rumbling sound that you soon realize comes from Darling Falls. Just a 5 minute walk from the mouth of Darling River, Darling Falls stays hidden from a shamefully large percentage of West Coast Trail hikers. This perfect little wilderness paradise inhabits a hidden world where a torrent of water spills through a gap in the rock face into a hypnotizingly emerald coloured pool. Though not dramatically tall, the falls are only about 5 metres, the place is an amazing little hideaway that entices you to shed your clothes and jump in.
Why should you hike the West Coast Trail?
The West Coast Trail is a continuous array of surprises, challenges, curiosities, dangers and exhilarating moments. Victoria has a lot of excellent hiking trails, but the West Coast Trail is something special. Almost everyone finds it brutally exhausting and challenging, but almost everyone longs to hike it again, and again, and again. It is just that incredible. Find out more about the West Coast Trail at HikeWCT.com. Details on the best campsites, best sights to see and the most comprehensive online guide to shipwrecks along the West Coast Trail. Find out why it is our pick for the best hiking trail in Victoria.
The Juan de Fuca Trail is somewhat of a continuation of the West Coast Trail. In fact it was part of the route to Victoria that extends from the West Coast Trail. Though the Juan de Fuca Trail is not as wild and dramatically beautiful as the WCT, it is still fantastic. The 47 kilometre length is broken up by four main trailheads allowing you to hike sections conveniently or even just hike to a marvelous beach for an afternoon.
As Victoria hiking trails go, the Juan de Fuca Trail is hard to beat. Beautiful, wild, west coast sandy beaches backed by untouched wilderness. Waterfalls spill over abrupt rock faces as the ocean waves carve the sandstone cliffs. You find yourself staring at these rock walls, tracing the horizontal lines of rocks formed over millions of years. It is not unheard of to find ancient fossils embedded in the cliffs as paleontologist Gary Kaiser found in 2015. He discovered a 23 million year old fossil bone from a penguin-like bird he named Stemec suntoku.
Juan de Fuca Provincial Park is large and spread out allowing the torrent of visitors from Victoria to thin out a bit along the various trailheads. The trail is very well laid out and marked with mapboards at various spots. Despite the popularity, you may arrive at China Beach and Mystic Falls some mornings and find yourself all alone in this paradise. Certainly during weekdays and outside the warm summer months, this becomes very likely. Sombrio Beach is another trailhead which is popular for surfing and the beach there is particularly serene and beautiful.
The furthest, from Victoria, trailhead to Juan de Fuca Provincial Park is Botanical Beach in Port Renfrew. From downtown Victoria, Botanical Beach is a daunting 110 kilometres(68 miles). Though a couple hours drive away, the drive is often very scenic and there are plenty of great places to stop along the way. Fort Rodd Hill Historic Park and Esquimalt Lagoon are wonderful pit stops along the way as well as the marvelous drive along the coast from Sooke.
Why should you hike the Juan de Fuca Trail?
Juan de Fuca Provincial Park is such a beautifully spread out park that nearly every visitor visits it in parts. Each trailhead is effectively a wonderful day-hike with a huge amount to explore. Each has a uniquely different beach that never gets boring. A Victoria locals favourite place to hike and certainly one of Victoria's nicest hiking trails. Check out more information, maps, photos and details for Juan de Fuca Provincial Park here.. See why it is one of the essential hiking trails to hike in Victoria.
Goldstream Provincial Park is an exquisitely beautiful park that has a unique variety of standalone sights within it. To start with, the forest in the park embraces you with monster trees and dense forest that blocks out much of the sky and creates a serenely wonderful world away from the world. Right from the parking lot, just off the highway, you suddenly feel dwarfed by the enormous trees all around you. The trails take you through a nice route through the forest past and sometimes through massive, fallen trees. In the fall the salmon make their yearly salmon run and the stream comes alive with shockingly large salmon thrashing their way up the stream to spawn. This yearly event is hypnotizing. Seeing so many large fish swimming past is such an unaccustomed sight that you tend to stare in amazement for minutes at a time.
Salmon spawning is just one of the marvelous wonders in Goldstream Park. If you continue along the trail past the salmon you will come to a water channel that runs under the highway. Though not an official route to the other side of the park, it is certainly the most scenic. The large tunnel often only has water running along the centre and you can easily walk along the edges where you come out at a magical valley that leads to Niagara Falls. The little valley is surrounded with thick forest and leads to Niagara Falls. Depending on the season, you may find a torrent of water or just a trickle. Either way, the short walk to reach the base of the falls is nice on its own.
A trail extends up one side of the valley to yet another wonderful sight, the Goldstream Train Trestle. You have to backtrack towards the tunnel under the highway where you will see the trail ascend up to the top of Niagara Falls. The trail is fairly steep, though not that long and in just 15 minutes you will reach the stunning train trestle across a huge valley. This monster museum piece of art has endured the years and is a beautiful sight to see. Not only for the great views, but for a look at an ancient work of engineering art.
The park is also home to another interesting bit of Victoria history, the abandoned gold mine. The Goldstream Gold Mine is cut straight into the mountain and peering into the darkness brings out the kid in you. It's a surprisingly untouched look back in time. A large metal plaque at the entrance lets you know some details of the cave. It reads: This tunnel and nearby shaft are probably evidence of a minor gold rush in the Goldstream area during 1863. Back across the highway you will find Mount Finlayson. A fairly steep, but short trail takes you from the Goldstream Park parking area up to the summit where you see amazing views of Victoria, the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Mount Baker and the Olympic Mountains in the United States.
Why should you check out Goldstream Park?
The wonderful variety of things to see in the park is hard to beat. Mount Finlayson is good for one visit. The train trestle is another beautiful visit to the park. The gold mine is yet another standalone sight to see on another day. So many aspects of this amazing park definitely makes it one of the best and essential places in Victoria to visit and hike. For more info, maps and details for Goldstream Provincial Park click here..


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Slovenia heads to the polls in early election
Ljubljana, SloveniaUpdated: Jun 03, 2018, 11:18 AM IST
A man passes by an electoral billboard of Slovenian People's Party (SLS) on May 21, 2018 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Photograph:(AFP)
Slovenians vote Sunday in an early election in which veteran right-wing leader Janez Jansa looks set to emerge on top after consolidating his lead in the last days of the campaign.
The last poll published by the Dnevnik newspaper had Jansa's SDS on just over 25 per cent, well clear of its nearest rivals the Social Democrats, who were on 12 per cent.
However, with more than 40 per cent of those surveyed saying they either hadn't decided or didn't want to reveal their preference, a shock result can't be ruled out.
Jansa's combative personality, strident anti-immigration rhetoric and alliance with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban dominated the closing stages of the campaign.
In the final TV debate on Thursday Jansa effectively traded barbs with comedian-turned-politician Marjan Sarec.
Sarec's "anti-system" LMS party is on 11.9 per cent in Dnevnik's poll, a weaker showing than earlier in the campaign but one which could yet leave him well placed to play kingmaker if borne out.
The SMC party of outgoing Prime Minister Miro Cerar -- whose shock resignation in March prompted Sunday's poll -- is on just 9.3 per cent.
Cerar threw in the towel after months of being buffeted by public-sector strikes and internal wrangling within his coalition, with the last straw coming when a supreme court verdict on a flagship infrastructure project went against the government.
Some 1.7 million Slovenians are eligible to vote for 90 members of parliament.
Polling stations will be open between 7am local time (0500 GMT) and 7pm, with the first results expected on Sunday evening.
Fear of migrants
Even if Jansa's SDS party comes out ahead, he may still find it difficult to put together a majority in parliament.
The parties in the outgoing coalition -- the Social Democrats, the SMC and the pensioners' party DESUS -- have all ruled out collaborating with the SDS.
Sarec also recently told AFP that "spreading fear (of migrants) and getting the prime minister of a neighbouring country (Orban) involved in our elections has crossed all red lines and I and our members do not see ourselves in such a constellation".
Last month Orban took part in an SDS party convention and said an SDS victory "would ensure the survival of the Slovenian people".
According to Slovenian media reports, Jansa's media campaign has also been boosted by investments to the tune of two million euros from Hungarian media companies in a TV station and newspaper co-owned by SDS.
Sarec and other opponents say this may be a violation of campaign finance laws but SDS insist the investments are above board.
Instability ahead?
Jansa's political career stretches back to the country's struggle for independence from Yugoslavia and has already seen its fair share of drama. In 2013 he was forced to step down as prime minister over a corruption scandal and competed in the 2014 elections from jail.
Like rightwing leaders elsewhere he has adopted a combative presence on Twitter and has used it to defend his alliance with Orban.
"Thanks to its (migration) policy, Hungary is a safe country while Belgium, due to its wrong policy, isn't," read a recent Jansa tweet.
Almost 500,000 migrants crossed Slovenia in late 2015 and early 2016 along the so-called Balkan route.
During the campaign, Jansa effectively evoked the memory of the crisis to his advantage despite the fact that only a tiny fraction of the migrants stayed, with most continuing to northern Europe.
For the first time in over a decade, elections will take place against a backdrop of strong economic growth rather than of financial crisis or recession.
But Cerar's government has not reaped any political benefit from improved economic growth, with the campaign instead focusing on growing hospital waiting lists, demands for higher pensions and wages and for a better environment for businesses.
Analysts say that while parties may prove more open to co-operation once the results are counted, in the near future political instability may well continue, whether under a right-wing, Jansa-led government or one from the centre-left.


Lord Montague admits that he does not know the reason for Romeo's grievous state and says that he has been shunned by his son, who has refused to talk to him about what he feels.
Juliet expresses her unwillingness to even think about it, but her mother insists that she should consider wedlock now since the county Paris has shown his interest in her. She instructs Juliet to look at Paris and consider him an apt groom. Juliet reluctantly agrees.
Harsh words indeed. It is clear that the relationship between Juliet and her parents has broken down irrevocably. Even though Lady Capulet tries to intervene, it is to no avail. Lord Capulet threatens to disown Juliet if she does not do as he commands and her mother, subservient to her husband, is forced, at this point, to also reject her daughter. It is this dramatic altercation which eventually forces Juliet's hand and leads to the tragic series of events culminating in her, Romeo and Paris' deaths.
It is clear, however, that both Lord and Lady Capulet love their daughter, for they enquire after her well-being. Lady Capulet still seeks some kind of appeasement from Juliet when she later offers to assist her - a request which is disdainfully rejected by Juliet. Further emphasis of their love is provided at the moment they discover Juliet's lifeless body and are both completely engulfed by grief.
this when she betrays Juliet leaving her stranded.
impatient actions regarding his daughters wedding to Paris is rushed.
positive aspects to Lord Capulet's parenting.
the opening Juliet was described by her father as a 'blessed child'.


Today I came across this article on Facebook. A FB friend has actually scanned the article and posted it as her profile picture. Naturally, I was compelled to check it out. And when I realized that it was a full-on newspaper article, I decided to read it. It's basically an advice column, where a reader was asking how in the world her friends with kids (reader had no kids) never seemed to have time for her friends. The columnist is downright blunt, as she goes about explaining why oh why moms are so freaking exhausted at the end of the day, and that when they finally do have a minute to themselves, the last thing they want to do is pick up a phone for a chat.
I have to be honest that when I had no kids, I had NO IDEA just how much work it is to be a parent. Between the diaper changes (or in our case, trips to the toilet, which are an extremely exhausting affair), feeding them, entertaining them, putting them to bed, and running after them making sure that they don't try to kill themselves, it's a lot of work. I work all day, so I get the "lite" version of child-rearing on weekdays, and am grateful that the hubby is around on weekends so that we can team up. I can't even imagine how hard it is for a stay-at-home parent. Mindy you, after an exhausting day at work, the last thing you want is to tend to the needs of your child, even WITH help from your spouse. Still, they're your kids and they need you, so you can't very well ignore them. At least that's not what normal people do.
My sister doesn't have kids, and has been considering having kids maybe a couple of years down the road. Then, she spends a couple of hours with PK and leaves absolutely exhausted, questioning whether or not she has the energy for a kid. And she's three years younger than I am.
The point is, having a child is exhausting, and the columnist pretty much summed it all up very well in her article. If you're a parent, you can totally relate. If you're not a parent, hopefully this puts things a bit into perspective - and doesn't scare you if you're planning on someday having kids.


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Overwatch Review
A Cult Classic in the Making
Written by Ray D. on June 26th, 2016.
Overwatch is Blizzard Entertainment's new class-based FPS that has been leaking all over the web. It's an online shooter that teams players up into ragtag groups of six and forces them to work together for the win. Modeled after MOBA games like League of Legends and Dota 2, but wrapped in a team objective-based FPS similar to CS:GO, Overwatch is in a class of its own.
At the beginning of a typical match in Overwatch, each team is given a directive to either attack or defend. Players are then tasked with assembling a six man team from a selection of 21 unique heroes – 6 offensive, 6 defensive, 5 tank types, and 4 support heroes. The first moments of a match are both tense and exciting as players mentally prep themselves for the coming assault, along with spray-painting everything in sight and pointlessly shooting at each other. Once the gates are open, all Hell breaks loose. On a typical offense-defense map, the attacking team rushes forward and attempts to find purchase in any available cover while also trying to find a way through the already-prepared defensive team. The defense fights to deny them that. What ensues is a mix of a firefight and a tug of war as the opposing teams attempt to either protect or invade the designated objective, escort or stall a moving payload, or simply fight it out over a central location in King of the Hill style maps.
The gameplay in Overwatch is very tight and enjoyable. Heroes handle well, controls are for the most part responsive, and the pacing is almost always right where it should be. Each hero has a very distinct feel that highlights their individual play style. Torbjörn is the shortest hero in the game, and you can definitely tell when you have to look up to see your much larger opponents. Reinhardt is the largest and his movements are slow and deliberate. Every time you switch heroes, you feel like a different player. You'll feel fast, slow, powerful, fragile, all in line with how your character should feel. Subtle differences like these really help you feel immersed in the gameplay, and it gives players a reason to try new heroes and assume new roles. You might normally shy away from playing a support/healer type, but Blizzard has made it very tempting to give them a try by giving each support a unique play-style and focus. After a couple rounds as Mercy or Zenyatta, they may just become your new favorite.
The heroes of Overwatch make a ragtag team. (Overwatch, Blizzard)
Where Overwatch really excels is in its team-based gameplay. Everything about a match – the maps, the objective, your opposition, even the way the heroes are designed; force you to be a team player. The worst thing you can do when attacking is to get too far from your teammates. Likewise, your defense will surely fail if you don't have a reliable healer nearby. While there is certainly a large amount of tasks to divvy up: flanking, sniping, and covering of individual choke points; the match always ends up evolving into a frantic scramble to hold together and push during those last few seconds. It's in those moments where the team is really tested, and it's those moments where everybody needs to work as one.
In order to assemble a winning team, every player, including you, must assume a role, and the distinct feel of each and every hero helps encourage players to fill that role. Each hero provides something unique, and clever players can even use them to fill a role they aren't designed for. Mei is meant to be a defender with her ice walls and enemy speed debuffs, but she can easily be a leading offensive hero on a Payload map. The game is designed around this concept, and it shows in the ways heroes' skills and play styles interact with each other. Reinhardt is the perfect partner for a Bastion. His heavy shield will keep the mini-gunning robot safe while he puts heavy fire on the opposing team. Throw a Mercy in there to buff Bastion's damage, and your team will cut through the enemy like butter. Combos like this are everywhere to be discovered. The only limit is your creativity. In addition to heroes playing well together, there are many heroes that feel almost designed to grief another hero. Mei can be the ultimate grief to a well-placed sniper or a Bastion by walling them off long enough for the team to walk right by. Catch an enemy McCree using his ultimate and an ice wall makes it useless. Just like good combos, these grief combos are everywhere, you just have to experiment. The thing to take away from all of these combos, counters, and play styles is that the focus of Overwatch is in the heroes. Each and every one of them has a full fleshed backstory, complete with lore, videos, comics, and all kinds of content both in and out of the game. Couple that with gameplay where every hero feels different – faster, tougher, more or less accurate, even taller and shorter, and what you get is an original cast and crew that will hopefully grow with time. The maps are good, the game modes are fun, but the heroes are what keep you coming back, and they are the reason that assembling a powerful team is always a new and exciting challenge.
Mei's icy weapon can stop a tank in its tracks. (Overwatch, Blizzard)
Roadhog can use his hook to steal a team's healer away from them. (Overwatch, Blizzard)
With so many great things about Overwatch, it's hard to talk about the things that aren't so good, but they surely exist. The matchmaking system is bare bones and only allows for quick play, with no say in the map or play mode. The only benefit provided by this basic system is that if a player drops out, they are replaced almost instantly, and finding a match almost never takes more than a minute. There is a custom mode, but unless you have 11 friends all online willing to play your way, you are forced to use bots. The game requires a lot of teamwork and coordination, but only provides basic tools to do so. There is standard text and voice chat, but text is difficult to type while being attacked, and many players don't own a microphone. If your team gets disorganized mid-game, it's very difficult to bring them back together. Getting disorganized can happen pretty easily because a lot of the maps do a poor job of streamlining the action. I mentioned earlier that the pacing is almost always spot on, but when it isn't, the map is usually to blame. Deaths on the defending team often result in a 5 second respawn timer, coupled with a long (upwards of half a minute) walk back to the action. Throw in the fact that every hero moves at a different pace, and it becomes a big challenge to keep your team together. Not only that, but when your team is getting hit hard, players end up experiencing 30 seconds of active play for every minute of respawning. Small nuisances like these can really take away from the experience. Playing in a group definitely helps with communication and coordination issues, but Blizzard really needs to show some love for the solo players out there.
My biggest complaint with Overwatch is for how well done and enjoyable the content is, there isn't a lot of it. The handful of maps are all tied to a specific play mode, and the modes are just a variation of a common theme. Couple that with the fact that quick play does not let you vote on the map or any other aspect of the game, and things start to get repetitive very quickly. I was very excited to see that Blizzard had integrated weekly brawls into the game – a feature that any Hearthstone player knows to be excited about – but ended up disappointed upon realizing they are just variations of the custom game settings. There is no new content or one time only thrill, just some match settings that Blizzard hasn't properly incorporated into the game yet. For a game so wildly different from standard shooters, it's sad to say it becomes repetitive just as quickly.
In spite of its flaws, Overwatch is a great game for all the reasons I listed and more – a great community, a seasoned development team who will hopefully listen to its players, and a frantic team struggle that keeps you on your toes. The game hasn't changed much since beta. It still feels like it is a beta, but it was a great beta nevertheless. It's a great game, but needs to keep pushing forward the way its players do. Blizzard needs to continue listening to its players, adding the content we want, and fixing the bugs that pop up along the way. If they can give us this, they will surely earn a cult following. There's already one in the making, and it's up to the developers to not let them down.
Final Rating
Sound: Chaotic. Gunshots don't really behave very locally or directionally, so everything sounds way more hectic than it should. Also, player catchphrases ring out from all directions, even if they are triggered far away.
Graphics: Great! Everything is crisp and clear, and the art for any given map really ties together with the setting.
Controls: Intuitive. Every hero is a little different, and controlling each one requires something special. Having the ability to have custom settings for each hero really makes it easy to get comfortable with every role.
Gameplay: Aside from the heroes, the heart of the game. Hectic, fast-paced, frantic, and exciting. But most importantly, Constantly Improving.
Developer Support: Phenomenal so far. Blizzard is constantly updating, and they are listening to the players and making changes where WE feel they are needed. At the time of writing this, most of the grievances I have raised are already being worked on. Doubtless by the time you read this, at least some of them will have already been resolved by the dev team.
Final Rating: 8.5/10. Overwatch is great, and it keeps getting better. If you like class-based shooters or frantic MOBAs, this game is worth a try. The hardest part about writing this review was taking time away from playing the game.
Overwatch is a great game, and it keeps getting better.
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The Clintons To Be Indicted
Posted By: Liam77
Date: Monday, 12-February-2018 11:11:22
https://eraoflight.com/2018/02/12/the-clintons-to-be-indicted/
For years Bill and Hillary Clinton have evaded prosecution for dozens of crimes, but it appears that her luck is about to run out. Over the years, Clinton has been involved in numerous scandals that would land anyone else in America behind bars for life. However, since the Clinton's are top leading liberal politicians, they have been able to fly under the radar despite the public outcry for their arrest and prosecution.
Both Bill and Hillary's arrogance knows no bounds, and that has been evident in the way the two have flaunted their freedom in front of the American people and on the world stage. For instance, just last year, during the presidential campaign, Clinton was cleared of any wrong-doing by the former FBI Director James Comey for the use of a private server and deleting countless sensitive emails which happens to be a federal crime.
However, instead of Hillary being indicted, she was cleared of all charges, which seemed only to encourage her, as she began to accuse President Trump of Russian collusion and a myriad of other crimes worthy of his impeachment. But now the tables have turned in the last week as new evidence of Hillary Clinton's involvement in the Uranium One scandal has been revealed which could land her behind bars sooner than later after the first indictments have been handed out over this weekend, but that is just the beginning.
Now, an Arkansas grand jury has convened to indict both Bill and Hillary Clinton as well as countless other Clinton Foundation employees which means we may finally see justice happen in our lifetime.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been aggravating conservatives for the past year as he has refused to go after Hillary Clinton and her various crimes. For months, we have witnessed the smug two-time failed presidential candidate traipsing around the country slamming President Trump and all those who voted for him spreading her vicious lies.
However, those smug days may be over since Sessions has ordered prosecutors at the Department of Justice to begin interviewing FBI agents about evidence they uncovered in a criminal investigation into a highly-controversial uranium deal that involves Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Then to add more fuel to the fire Corey Hiland, a US attorney picked by Trump in 2017, has convened a grand jury in Little Rock, Arkansas, that has been working hard for last several months, according to the Washington Post.
According to recent reports, Hiland has reopened the Clinton Foundation investigation that was shut down by Loretta Lynch and disgraced former FBI Director James Comey, but of course, the left is doing their best to protect the Clinton posse.
The mainstream media in their desire to shield the criminal Clinton's has done their best to push this significant news story under the rug, but that will be hard to do considering the recent indictments handed down.
Here is more from Breitbart:
An 11-count indictment has been handed down from a grand jury investigating possible Russian bribery involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Uranium One deal negotiated when she was part of the Obama administration, a report says.
The indictment was levied against Maryland resident Mark Lambert, a former co-president of a nuclear transportation company involved in Hillary Clinton's deal to sell U.S. uranium interests to a Russian company. A Department of Justice statement says that the 54-year-old Lambert was charged with "one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of international promotion money laundering."
The statement added:
The charges stem from an alleged scheme to bribe Vadim Mikerin, a Russian official at JSC Techsnabexport (TENEX), a subsidiary of Russia's State Atomic Energy Corporation and the sole supplier and exporter of Russian Federation uranium and uranium enrichment services to nuclear power companies worldwide, in order to secure contracts with TENEX.
The charges come on the heels of an eight-year investigation into the sale of Uranium One to the Russian company. The sale was completed in 2013.
Peter Schweizer, Government Accountability Institute president and Breitbart News senior editor-at-large, broke the Uranium One scandal in his book Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich.
The Uranium One scandal centers on the partial sale of the Canadian firm Uranium One to Russia's atomic energy giant Rosatom. The Obama administration was required to approve the sale because it transferred 20 percent of U.S. uranium stocks to Russia. As it happens, Hillary Clinton was on the federal board that approved the deal in 2010.
Soon after the word was spread about the indictment, Jullian Assange posted a tweet that had many people scratching their heads. However, if you are a chess player you will understand the significance of this post, and here is why.
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— Julian Assange ⌛ (@JulianAssange) January 13, 2018
The chess piece shows a move from what many hail as the greatest chess game of all time in a step from the 1918 Capablanca vs. Marshall game. Checkmate is just one move away which is a signal to Bill and Hillary that they are about to go down and it is about damn time.