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Brookings is an attractive, cosmopolitan town with terrific scenery and restaurants, on the southern most part of the Oregon coast, minutes from the northern California border.
The town is noted for its natural beauty, spectacular beaches and sea stacks, warmer weather driven by the Chetco Effect, excellent ocean and river fishing, and vibrant economy supporting a larger population than many other area towns (13,816).
It began as a logging town, founded 1913 by John Brookings, brother to Robert Brookings who went on to found the well-known Brookings Institute. The town was somewhat isolated during the early years, relying primarily on sea traffic to transport goods to the town and ship timber on the return trip to San Francisco.
With the completion of the Roosevelt Highway in the 1930s (now known as Highway 101), Brookings became geographically more accessible to the rest of the Oregon and California coastlines. Tourism began to play a larger role in the economy.
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In the 1950s and 1960s timber, fishing and tourism were mainstays of the economy, in addition to a then growing production of Easter lily bulbs. It is said that the area contributed over 90% of the world's production of the crop even into the 1990s.
The Chetco River, flowing through the lower part of Brookings, is recognized for being one of the most pristine watersheds and consequently is federally protected under the Wild and Scenic River Act originally signed into law by Lyndon Johnson in October 1968. The Chetco is a popular fishing, camping, and outdoor recreational spot visited by thousands every year.
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For golfers, there's the beautiful Salmon Run Golf Course just 3.5 miles from downtown Brookings. The long awaited Pacific Gales Golf Course located north of Port Orford is set to open soon and promises to be another spectacular course. And of course Bandon Dunes Golf Resort is in Bandon, an hour and a half to the north, with five excellent and highly rated courses.
Brookings is a terrific destination for people of all ages, with something to do for everyone. There's a Winter Art & Chocolate Festival, a Kite Festival, a Wild Rogue Running Relay, an Oktoberfest, a Coastal Holiday Festival, a Wild Rivers Music Festival, disc golf, softball fields, a wonderful library, and much more, all waiting to be discovered.
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Sahara's 'Godzilla' dust storm may have been triggered by warming in the Arctic
An enormous dust cloud dubbed "Godzilla" that surged over the Sahara Desert in June and then blew toward the U.S. may have reached its record-breaking size and density due to warming in the Arctic.
Unusual wind patterns near the coast of western Africa whipped the Sahara storm to its gargantuan size, and could have been caused by reduced sea ice and rising ocean temperatures, according to research presented on Monday (Dec. 7) at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU), held virtually this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
During most of the month of June, a "train" of wind circled the globe, effectively trapping a high-pressure system in northwest Africa that intensified northeasterly winds over the Sahara for four days, displacing vast quantities of dust. This wind activity coincided with a period of record lows for the extent of Arctic sea ice, hinting at a link between a warming Arctic and global wind patterns, the scientists reported.
Related: Astronaut photo: Sahara dust enters Caribbean skies
From late spring through early fall each year, the Saharan Air Layer (SAL) — a mass of dry, dust-choked air — rises every three to five days from the Sahara Desert into the atmosphere, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). These clouds reach altitudes up to 20,000 feet (6,000 meters) and can travel thousands of miles across the Atlantic Ocean, darkening skies as far west as the U.S. Gulf Coast and seeding the Amazon River Basin in South America with nutrient-rich sediments.
But the 2020 "Godzilla" storm was exceptional, becoming the Sahara's biggest and most concentrated dust cloud on record. It formed on June 13, reaching the Caribbean by June 22, Live Science previously reported. The dust cloud then arrived at the Gulf Coast on June 25, lending a hazy brownish tint to the skies and causing air quality alerts (as well as spectacular sunsets) in multiple states.
In some regions, the cloud carried about 70% more dust than the average storm, with plumes extending more than 5,000 miles (8,000 kilometers) across the Atlantic and toward the Caribbean and the southern U.S., the scientists reported in a study, published Dec. 1 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
Saharan dust plume, seen by the NOAA-20 satellite on June 17, 2020. (Image credit: NOAA)
The high-pressure system that energized and fed the dust storm also intensified the African Easterly Jet — a jet stream over the Sahara — "which rapidly transported the dust towards the Caribbean and southern United States," lead study author Diana Francis, lead author Diana Francis, a senior research scientist at the Khalifa University of Science and Technology in the United Arab Emirates, said in a statement.
Arctic sea-ice cover was also exceptionally low in June 2020, "around the lowest on record in the period of satellite observations," the researchers reported in the study. This could have shaped a large-scale anomaly in which Arctic winds dipped farther south than they normally do, potentially disrupting other wind patterns and leading to the formation of the high-pressure system and persistent northeasterly winds that birthed Godzilla.
"If such patterns become more common in a warmer world, it is plausible that these extreme dust outbreaks will increase in frequency in the future," the scientists wrote in their paper.
Prior studies have also shown that when dense dust clouds hover over the Atlantic, they can suppress tropical cyclones by cooling ocean waters. But surprisingly, June's monster dust storm was followed by one of the most active hurricane seasons on record, said study co-author Amato Evan, an associate professor at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Climate, Atmospheric Science and Physical Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego.
"Either 2020 is just a year where everything is upside-down, or we really need to reevaluate our understanding of how dust impacts that climate system," Evans said in the statement.
Originally published on Live Science.
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chicago/reuters / General Mills Inc.'s mix of foods and its limited exposure to Italy and Greece have insulated it a bit from Europe's economic crisis, one of the company's top executives said March 14.
The maker of Cheerios and other cereals has seen some European shoppers buy more items when they are discounted, or trade down to store brands, said Chris O'Leary, executive vice-president and chief operating officer of the company's international business.
Like most food companies, General Mills raised prices on many of its products to offset soaring costs for commodities such as grain, and saw sales weaken as a result.
Still, a recent launch of two decadent Haagen-Dazs ice-cream flavours shows that new products can win over shoppers even during difficult economic times.
In late 2011, the company introduced Haagen-Dazs Secret Sensations, ice cream surrounding a liquid sauce, either "Chocolat Fondant" or crème brûlée.
"Our Haagen-Dazs business remains quite strong in Europe this year despite the economic troubles," O'Leary told the Reuters Food and Agriculture Summit.
General Mills has annual sales of about $15 billion, with about $3 billion coming from international markets.
General Mills is set to report results for its fiscal third quarter, which ended in late February, on March 21. Last month, it lowered expectations for the fiscal year after seeing some weak volume in the U.S. business.
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Satanische Pferde [Caballos satánicos], es el tercer álbum en vivo de Die Ärzte, solo estuvo disponible a la venta para el club de fanes.

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 Radio brennt (Felsenheimer, Urlaub/Urlaub) - 2:46
 Ausserirdische (Urlaub) - 2:23
 Ohne Dich (Urlaub) - 2:16
 Alleine in der Nacht (Felsenheimer) - 2:39
 Sweet sweet Gwendoline (Urlaub) - 2:31
 Madonnas Dickdarm (Urlaub/Felsenheimer, Liebing, Urlaub) - 2:11
 Helmut K. (Felsenheimer, Liebing, Urlaub) - 2:27
 Buddy Holly's Brille (Urlaub) - 4:08
 Ich ess Blumen (Felsenheimer) - 3:33
 Mysteryland (Felsenheimer) - 3:34
 2000 Mädchen (Urlaub/Felsenheimer, Urlaub) - 4:51
 Du willst mich küssen (Urlaub) - 3:59
 Wie am ersten Tag (Urlaub) - 3:03
 Dos Corazones (González) - 3:25
 Popstar (Felsenheimer) - 3:07
 Frank'nstein (Felsenheimer) - 2:27
 Sie kratzt (Urlaub) - 2:36
 Vollmilch (Urlaub) - 3:20
 Ist das alles (Felsenheimer) - 3:40
 Zu spät (Urlaub) - 4:32
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Stars of Impractical Jokers Bring "The Scoopski Potatoes Tour" to INTRUST Bank Arena July 30
The Tenderloins, creators and stars of truTV's hit show Impractical Jokers, announced today a brand new comedy tour called "The Scoopski Potatoes Tour." Launching Summer 2020, the 30+ city tour is produced by Outback Presents, as well as Live Nation. Off the heels of the Season 2 renewal of their new game show "The Misery Index," the Season 9 pickup of "Impractical Jokers," and their sold-out global tour "Cranjis McBasketball World Comedy Tour," The Tenderloins are excited to bring new videos and jokes to comedy fans across the nation.
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James "Murr" Murray, Brian "Q" Quinn, Joe Gatto, and Sal Vulcano have been making audiences laugh on Impractical Jokers since 2011, and will reach a 200 episode milestone in February 2020. Impractical Jokers is a top 5 comedy on cable, and truTV's longest-running & top-rated original comedy.
Ahead of this new tour, the guys will be setting sail on their fourth annual "Impractical Jokers Cruise" on the Norweigan Pearl on February 10-14, 2020 with Sixthman. Additionally, their highly-anticipated first feature film, directed by Funny or Die's Chris Henchy, will premiere early 2020.
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Non-Public Group 3 Championship Preview: Red Bank Catholic vs. Mater Dei Prep
Bob Badders Published: November 21, 2018
Photos by Paula Lopez/palimages.com
2018 NJSIAA NON-PUBLIC GROUP 3 FINAL
WHO: 1-Red Bank Catholic (9-0) vs. 3-Mater Dei Prep (10-1).
WHEN: Saturday, Nov. 24, 4:05 p.m.
WHERE: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford.
RED BANK CATHOLIC'S ROAD TO THE FINAL: First-round bye; defeated Pope John, 27-0, in the semifinals.
MATER DEI'S ROAD TO THE FINAL: Defeated Donovan Catholic, 35-21, in the quarterfinals; defeated DePaul, 28-23, in the semifinals.
RED BANK CATHOLIC'S BEST WIN: 41-14 over Central Jersey Group 4 champion Long Branch on Oct. 5.
MATER DEI'S BEST WIN: 28-23 over DePaul in the semifinals.
PLAYOFF HISTORY: Red Bank Catholic is making its first state finals appearance since winning Non-Public Group 3 title in 2014…The Caseys are 13-23 in 26 all-time playoff berths…They have reached the finals five times and won two titles…Mater Dei is just 10-11 all-time in 13 playoff appearances but is in the finals for the third straight year…The Seraphs have won eight playoff games since 2013 and are 7-1 in three years under Dino Mangiero…The last time two Shore Conference teams met in an NJSIAA Non-Public championship game was 1980 when St. John Vianney defeated RBC, 14-6, in the South Jersey Non-Public A sectional final.
RED BANK CATHOLIC STAT LEADERS:
-Steve Lubischer, Sr., QB: 78-for-109, 1,481 yards passing, 21 TDs, 4 INTs; 32 carries for 334 yards and 6 TDs.
-Billy Guidetti, Jr., RB: 123 carries for 875 yards and 11 TDs.
-M.J. Wright, Sr., WR/DB: 34 rec. for 548 yards and 6 TDs; 2 INTs on defense.
-Jaden Key, Sr., WR/DB: 16 rec. for 403 yards and 5 TDs; 2 INTSs on defense.
-Kevin Bauman, Jr., TE/DE: 14 rec. for 282 yards and 2 TDs.
-Kevin Degnan, Jr., RB: 33 carries for 347 yards and 5 TDs.
-Charlie Gordinier, Jr., TE/LB: 9 rec. for 119 yards and 3 TDs; 73 tackles.
-Steve Cmielewski, Sr., RB/LB: 85 tackles, 9.5 sacks, 13 TFL; 4 rushing TDs.
-John Columbia, Sr., LB: 94 tackles, 13 TFL.
-Gino Tartamella, Sr., DE: 9.5 sacks.
-Tommy Smith, Sr., OL/DL: 6 sacks, 11 TFL.
-Anthony Romano, Sr., S: 3 INTs.
-Ryan O'Hara, Sr., K: 42-for-43 on extra points, 4-for-4 on field goals with a long of 44 yards.
MATER DEI STAT LEADERS/TOP PLAYERS
-Rob McCoy Jr., Sr., QB: (in seven games) 52-for-80, 1,127 yards and 16 TDs; 38 carries for 314 yards and 7 TDs.
-Malik Ingram, Jr., RB: 131 carries for 1,664 yards and 21 TDs.
-Isaiah Alston, Sr., WR: 32 rec. for 546 yards and 8 TDs.
-Clarence Lewis, Jr., WR/DB: 21 rec. for 411 yards and 6 TDs.
-Isiah Noguera, Jr., WR/DB
-Izaiah Henderson, Sr., DT
-Shittah Sillah, Sr., LB
-Amir Coleman, Jr., DL
-Russell Ferrisi, Sr., LB
Red Bank Catholic senior quarterback Steve Lubischer. (Photo by Paula Lopez/palimages.com).
One of the most anticipated Shore Conference matchups in recent history is upon us as No. 1 Red Bank Catholic and No. 2 Mater Dei Prep will meet for the NJSIAA Non-Public Group 3 title this Saturday under the bright lights of MetLife Stadium.
RBC has been the top-ranked team in the Shore Sports Network Top 10 since the preseason while Mater Dei has been in the top-five all season and ranked No. 2 for several weeks. The last time two Shore Conference non-public schools met in an NJSIAA championship game was 1980. St. John Vianney defeated Red Bank Catholic, 14-6, that year, but that was in a sectional final. Two Shore teams have never played for an overall non-public state title since the format was switched in 1993.
Mater Dei has the No. 1 scoring offense in the Shore at 39.2 points per game thanks to a dynamic group that can scorch defenses on the ground and through the air. Junior running back Malik Ingram is a first-team All-Shore candidate with over 1,000 yards rushing and over 10 touchdowns on the season. He is both physical and athletic and has been a load to handle for all of Mater Dei's opponents this season. After sitting out the first four games of the season stemming from his transfer from Camden Catholic, senior Rob McCoy Jr. has helped take Mater Dei's offense to another level. He's a pass-first quarterback but can beat teams with his legs as well. He has a fantastic group of receivers with 6-foot-4 senior Isaiah Alston and game-breaking juniors Clarence Lewis and Isaiah Noguera. Tight end Chris Autino is a first-year player who attends Ranney School and plays for Mater Dei as part of the schools' co-op agreement, but at 6-foot-7 he brings another difficult matchup to the table.
Mater Dei Prep junior running back Malik Ingram. (Photo by Paula Lopez/palimages.com)
Mater Dei also sports a top-10 defense in the Shore led by a pair of FBS recruits. Senior defensive lineman Izaiah Henderson and senior linebacker Shittah Sillah, both of who are verbally committed to Boston College, spearhead a defense that has yielded just 10.8 points per game and recorded three shutouts. Junior Amir Coleman is also a force along the defensive line while senior Russell Ferrisi is a three-year starter at linebacker. Lewis and Noguera are playmakers in the secondary, as well.
Mater Dei cruised through its divisional schedule where all of its opponents were overmatched. In the second half of the season, however, the Seraphs have faced better tests and been able to prove just how good of a team they are. After beating Barnegat, 43-0, to clinch the National Division title, they crushed Central Jersey Group 2 finalist Manasquan, 41-0, and then beat Donovan Catholic, 48-12. The Seraphs' only defeat this season is a 34-33 loss to Cheshire Academy, a Connecticut school with postgraduates similar to Hun School, Blair Academy and Lawrenceville in New Jersey.
The Seraphs' biggest statement of the season and likely in program history came in the playoff semifinals when they went on the road and beat defending-champion DePaul, 28-23, in an instant classic. McCoy threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Lewis with 41 seconds left and Tahaj Parland knocked down a pass in the end zone on the final play of the game to send Mater Dei to its third straight state final.
Mater Dei Prep senior linebacker Shittah Sillah (9). (Photo by Paula Lopez/palimages.com).
Red Bank Catholic's offense is also filled with playmakers and FBS recruits, and the Caseys will enter the state final averaging 35.9 points per game. Senior quarterback Steve Lubischer is also a Boston College recruit and guides RBC's pro-style offense under the direction of head coach Frank Edgerly. Lubischer has thrown for 1,481 yards and 21 touchdowns with just four interceptions, and has completed 72 percent of his passes. Senior wide receiver M.J. Wright has had a breakout season with a team-high 34 receptions for 548 yards and six touchdowns. Senior Jaden Key has been a big-play machine with 16 catches for 403 yards (25.1 average) and five touchdowns. RBC has a pair of 6-foot-5 tight ends in junior Kevin Bauman, a Notre Dame recruit, and junior Charlie Gordinier, who has an offer from Rutgers and interest from other FBS schools.
Junior running back Billy Guidetti leads Red Bank Catholic's ground game with 875 yards rushing and 11 touchdowns on an average of 7.1 yards per carry. Junior Kevin Degnan has proven to be more than capable of stepping in when necessary, averaging 10.5 yards per attempt with 347 yards and five touchdowns. Lubischer is also dangerous out of the pocket and has contributed 334 yards rushing and six touchdowns on an average of 10.4 yards per carry. Senior fullback Steve Cmielewski does the dirty work leading the way and also has four rushing touchdowns. Senior Tommy Smith leads the way up front on the offensive line.
RBC also has arguably the best kicker in the Shore in senior Ryan O'Hara, who is 42-for-43 on extra points and 4-for-4 on field goals with a long of 44 yards.
Red Bank Catholic senior linebacker Adam Demurjian (26). (Photo by Paula Lopez/palimages.com).
The Caseys' defense is allowing just 10 points per game and has recorded two shutouts. The defensive line is stout with Smith in the middle and senior Gino Tartamella coming off the edge with Bauman also seeing time at defensive end. Cmielewski and fellow senior John Columbia lead the defense from their linebacker positions while Gordinier has also had an excellent season defensively. The secondary features Key, Wright, senior Anthony Romano and junior Sean Rossback.
Red Bank Catholic has a pair of signature wins this season over a pair of public-school sectional champions. The Caseys defeated Central Jersey Group 4 champion Long Branch, 41-14, on Oct. 5 and edged Central Jersey Group 3 champion Rumson-Fair Haven, 14-13 in an instant classic, on Oct. 19.
There are plenty of intriguing matchups with talented players all over the field for both teams. Who will win out between the top two-way players in the receiving corps and the secondaries? Which set of linemen will impose their wills and control the trenches? Which top player comes through with a big game to lead their team to a state championship? The possibilities seem endless.
It all goes down inside an NFL stadium on Saturday. No. 1 in the Shore vs. No. 2 in the Shore for a state title. The stakes have never been higher.
Managing editor Bob Badders can be reached at bob.badders@townsquaremedia.com. Follow him on Twitter @Bob_Badders. Like Shore Sports Network on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube channel for all the latest video highlights.
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Del Mar College gives update on new academic, music building
Board of regents and guests were invited to sign a steel beam that will be used in the building's construction.
Published: 10/22/2018 6:24:27 PM
Corpus Christi (KIII News) — Del Mar College is undergoing one of the most significant construction projects in its history.
The college is getting a brand new academic and music building which because of a $157 million bond initiative passed by voters back in 2014.
On Monday, president Dr. Mark Escamilla and others gave an update on the project which is expected to be completed less than a year.
"They will be able to walk into a practice room we'll have five with state of the art tech, those five the students can walk in touch a button, record their practice session play it back or record to a thumb drive and carry it out," Cynthia Bridges said.
The new facility is expected to open to students by August of 2019.


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Two sorts of ventilated closure are shown on the middle row.
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There are various types of Disc Entrances available, either proprietary or home made and so the adaptor block illustrated below was designed to cater for their use with these types of mating box.
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Hi friends! IT IS TIME, the newest Star Wars film The Last Jedi hits theaters this week and we were lucky enough to snag a sneak peek thanks to our friends at Disney and Fingerpaint. Now we're not going to give anything away but we wanted to share our thoughts as to WHY you need to get out to see this film as soon as possible!
The movie picks up right where The Force Awakens left off. I don't know about you, but our family went crazy over The Force Awakens. For the adults it was definitely because it had been so long since we had a new Star Wars film at the box office. But for our kids it was exciting too. Though they're new to Star Wars they are already familiar with the characters and story line and really enjoyed the new film.
I liked it MORE than The Force Awakens. Now it'll be hard to match the success of The Force Awakens at the box office this weekend, but oh, this film so should. Many of the same characters return so there are less introductions and more deeper development and action. Loved every minute.
There are great new characters. I'm always skeptical when new characters are introduced into our beloved saga, but I really loved the additions!
Yes, you'll LOVE Porg. So I didn't buy into the Porg hype right away. I wanted to be sure that I'd love him before I bought everything Porg-related. But if you want to know my thoughts, you'd just have to check my recent Amazon purchases to know that I'm 100% on board with the hype.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi L to R: Chewbacca with a Porg Photo: Lucasfilm Ltd. © 2017 Lucasfilm Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
The visuals and cinematography are on point. After years of new films and new worlds, you'd think it would be difficult to one up. But I loved some of the visuals in The Last Jedi!
Star Wars: The Last Jedi AT-M6 Walkers, along with Kylo's Shuttle Photo: Lucasfilm Ltd. © 2017 Lucasfilm Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
There are surprising plot twists! Obviously I can't say more than that, but there were times I literally gasped and maybe even said "WHOA" out loud. I squealed and even hit folks sitting next to me (sorry about that). You definitely aren't going to be able to foresee all of the twists and turns in this one.
It's surprisingly funny at times. I always think of Star Wars as somewhat dark and brooding – there's always so much conflict. But there are real moments of levity and humor in this film that I found refreshing!
You'll get emotional seeing Carrie. General Leia returns in this film and yes, it's truly emotional seeing her on screen. You'll also get to see her daughter Billie Lourd return as Lieutenant Connix.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi..Praetorian Guards. Photo: Industrial Light & Magic / Lucasfilm. ©2017 Lucasfilm Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Is the film ok for kids? As always, it's a personal family decision. My kids have seen all of the Star Wars films to this point and seem to have no issue with the action and violent themes. And this movie I would say is on par with the rest.
Well that's about all I can share for now. I'd LOVE to hear your thoughts once you see the film – and YES – you need to see it opening night or as close to as possible. I can't wait for the boys to see it.


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Breast cancer survivor microchips breast prosthesis to collect data on recovery – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Posted on October 7, 2019 by adminini
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Breast cancer survivor microchips breast prosthesis to collect data on recovery
By the Specialist Reporting Team's Brooke Wylie
Photo: As part of her masters program, Kathy Reid developed a breast prosthetic that collects data on the wearer's recovery. (ABC News: Aaron Hollett )
Related Story: HRT breast cancer risk may persist for years, study finds
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From smart watches to exercise monitors and devices that correct your posture, wearable tech is everywhere — and now cancer survivor Kathy Reid has invented a smart breast.
The prosthesis can monitor movement, temperature, and pressure and collects data using a microchip
The data could help tailor and improve physiotherapy treatment for women recovering after breast surgery
The technology has been made available online for others to improve and refine
The applied cybernetics student put her faith in science when doctors told her she had the kind of aggressive breast cancer "you really don't want".
A decade after her diagnosis, she has developed a prototype smart prosthetic breast that she hopes will improve recovery of other breast cancer survivors.
"For me this has been an outlet or a way that I can express some control over something that has been a part of my life by being able to create something that others can use," Ms Reid said.
She built the Sense Breast for a university assignment as part of her master's program at ANU.
The prosthetic uses sensors to monitor movement, temperature, and pressure via an open-source computer board — similar to a chip — called a Raspberry Pi. It is estimated to cost about $200 to build.
"Women who've had breast surgery often have to do physiotherapy as part of the recovery process," Ms Reid said.
"We can look at things like how much movement and what range of movement the person who's wearing the prosthetic has."
That data could help tailor and improve physiotherapy treatment for women recovering after breast surgery.
Photo: Kathy Reid built a 'smart' breast prosthesis for cancer survivors that can detect temperature, pressure, and movement. (ABC News: Aaron Hollett)
The masters student said she hoped the data collected would help women regain some control over their bodies and environment.
"You can't control how advanced it is, you can't control what's going to happen to you," Ms Reid said.
"Cancer is an experience [that] forces you to surrender and this was an area I had some agency over."
It would not be the first wearable health technology borne out of lived experience.
Distinguished professor Genevieve Bell has spent 20 years in the technology sector exploring the links between culture and technology.
She has held senior positions at some of the biggest tech companies in the world and now leads the ANU's 3A Institute.
She said it was common for advances in technology to come from personal challenges.
"The reality is we've used technology to augment ourselves and the ways people make sense of us for hundreds, if not thousands, of years," Professor Bell said.
"Swords, glasses, hearing aids — this new data stuff feels in some way different, but for me, it's awfully close to the same conversation we've always had."
A shared resource
Ms Reid made the data and design available on an open-source website in the hope others would build on, and refine, her idea.
"My vision is that women all around the world can use this to experiment, to tinker, and it might even help them with their breast cancer journey as well," she said.
"I didn't really want to commercialise this, but I did really want people to benefit from what I'd created.
"I think if we had more women in technology, particularly older women — who are the cohort that is most often diagnosed with breast cancer — I suspect we would have seen something like this a little bit sooner."
Topics: electronics, womens-health, health, breast-cancer, science-and-technology, computers-and-technology, canberra-2600, australia
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Getting to the snow could be a problem. All access to Big Bear Valley was closed to anyone other than residents Monday. Thousands battled for hundreds of parking spaces on Mt. Laguna Saturday. In the North County, the California Highway Patrol stopped people heading up to Palomar Mountain Sunday afternoon.
Due to limited access to Big Bear Valley, Bear Mountain resort was closed Monday. Snow Summit will be open with all runs and lifts available, according to the resorts' web site.
San Bernardino County officials closed access to all of Big Bear Valley Monday due to snowy and tough road conditions, despite a glut of skiers and snowboarders that has flooded the area.
County spokesman David Wert says only residents and those providing supplies and emergency services will be allowed in. The restrictions affect Highway 38 from Redlands and Yucaipa and Highway 18 from Lucerne Valley.
In San Diego, there was a discrepancy over whether drivers needed chains. Monday, the CHP was requiring chains on Highway 79 due to icy conditions.
"The sign at the bottom of the hill is still flashing that you need chains but folks driving near Mt. Laguna Lodge aren't using them," Mt. Laguna Lodge owner and operator John McWay said.
The sign may be discouraging potential visitors to the snow. "It's busier than a normal Monday but not like a holiday," said McWay.
On Sunday, the CHP stopped drivers heading up to Palomar Mountain to see the snow.
Officers closed the South Grade Road Highway 76, east of Valley Center Road from about 3:15 to 5:35 p.m., citing excessive traffic, CHP Sgt. Ken Perez told the North County Times. The CHP also shut down East Grade Road at Highway 76 near Lake Henshaw, Perez told the paper.
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Білка () — гірська річка в Польщі, у Бжеському й Новосондецькому повіті Малопольського воєводства. Ліва притока Лососіни, (басейн Балтійського моря).

Опис
Довжина річки приблизно 14,80 км, падіння річки 119  м, похил річки 8,04  м/км, найкоротша відстань між витоком і гирлом — 9,63  км, коефіцієнт звивистості річки — 1,54. Формується притокою та багатьма безіменними гірськими потоками. Річка створює природну межу, що розділяє два мезорегіони: Бескид Вишповий і Погуже Вісьницьке.

Розташування
Бере початок на висоті 358 м над рівнем моря між горами Пекарською (515 м) та Рогозовою (531 м) у селі Івкова (гміна Івкова). Тече переважно на південний схід через Поромбку-Івковську, Полом-Малий, Конти, Ленкі і на висоті 239 м над рівнем моря на південній стороні від гори Чижовець (418 м) у селі Вітовіце-Гурне впадає у річку Лососіну, ліву притоку Дунайця.

Притоки
 Вояковський Потік (права).

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 Навколо річки пролягають туристичні шляхи, яки на мапі туристичній значаться кольором: зеленим (Райброт — Домінічна (468 м) — Пекашка (515 м) — Шпілувка (516 м) — Буковець (494 м) — Івкова — Чхув); жовтим (Рогозова (531 м) — Копець (585 м) — Кобила (605 м) — Лопуше Східне (600 м).

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New York State Route 282 (NY 282) is a north–south state highway located within Tioga County in the Southern Tier of New York in the United States. It extends for  from the Pennsylvania state line in the town of Nichols, where it connects to Pennsylvania Route 187 (PA 187), to an intersection with NY 17C in the town of Tioga. The route meets the Southern Tier Expressway (NY 17) and crosses over the Susquehanna River just west of the village of Nichols.

NY 282 originally served the hamlet of Smithboro on the northern riverbank via a toll bridge when it was assigned as part of the 1930 renumbering of state highways in New York. The route south of the junction with former NY 283 was reconstructed during 1964 and 1965 while NY 282 was realigned in January 1969 to cross the river on a new bridge to the east of Smithboro as part of construction of the Southern Tier Expressway between Nichols and Owego.

Route description

NY 282 begins at the Pennsylvania state line in the town of Nichols, where it connects to PA 187. The route heads to the northwest as a two-lane road, loosely paralleling Wappasening Creek as it passes farmland in the base of a valley surrounding the creek. It crosses over the creek and serves little more than farms on its way into the village of Nichols, where the open fields give way to residential neighborhoods and NY 282 becomes known as Main Street. After two blocks, the highway enters Nichols' central business district, where it intersects with County Route 6 (CR 6, named River Street), a highway once designated as NY 283. NY 282 turns west at the junction, following West River Street through another residential section of the village to Nichols' western village limits, where the street name changes to West River Road.

Just outside the village limits, the line of homes ends at an interchange with the eastbound half of the Southern Tier Expressway (NY 17). The route briefly continues west through a commercialized area of the town of Nichols, running parallel to the expressway before turning north onto an unnamed highway crossing over the Susquehanna River. At this point, West River Road becomes CR 4. Heading away from the river road, NY 282 passes under the expressway and connects to its westbound direction before crossing the river and entering the town of Tioga. It immediately passes over the Norfolk Southern Railway's Southern Tier Line on the northern riverbank before traversing a brief undeveloped area of rolling fields in the base of a valley surrounding the river. The open stretch ultimately leads to the route's end at an intersection with NY 17C on the northern edge of the valley.

History
On April 27, 1922, the state of New York awarded a contract to rebuild a  highway connecting the Pennsylvania state line south of the village of Nichols to the hamlet of Smithboro. The project was 98 percent done by the end of 1922 and completed by 1926. Upon completion, the road was added to the state highway system as unsigned State Highway 1615 (SH 1615). In the 1930 renumbering of state highways in New York, hundreds of state-maintained highways were assigned posted route numbers for the first time. One of these was SH 1615, which was designated as NY 282.

Smithboro toll bridge
The alignment of NY 282 between Smithboro and Hoopers Valley originally followed a ferry across the Susquehanna River, dating back to the 18th century, opened by two local entrepreneurs. The ferry was replaced by one opened in 1811 by Caleb Lyons, followed by a wire ferry in 1842 constructed by Colonel William Ransom. On April 18, 1829, the Smithboro and Nichols Bridge Company, with Isaac Boardman, Nehemiah Platt, and John Coryell appointed as commissioners of the new company. The first of the bridges was constructed shortly after the bridge company was improved, but washed away the next spring. In March 1865, the second bridge at the site was constructed, only to be blown apart by a gale in October. After being reconstructed in forty days after the gale incident, the bridge would be demolished when a span of a bridge in Owego village crashed upon the structure. The bridge was rebuilt once again, and survived until 1880, when it was washed away again. This bridge was replaced by a rope ferry to cross the structure. The second of two bridge companies was chartered on June 9, 1899 across the river with a capital stock of $30,000 (1899 USD). This new bridge would be private for 50 years after it would be constructed, with its charter expiring in June 1949. The bridge, constructed by the Groton Bridge Company, was completed in 1899 and contained a toll of 25¢ to cross, covering the return trip.

The Smithboro toll bridge opened to traffic on June 28, 1900. A formal ceremony was held that day with several local dignitaries attending. Barnum Williams of the Groton Bridge Company presented the bridge on a form basis to the president of the toll company, William Lawrence. Judge Murray Poole of Ithaca noted that he was rejoicing in having the best bridge across the Susquehanna River for a  span. The judge invited the Erie Railroad to build a switch and tracks onto the bridge to prove its strength. After the procession it was announced that the bridge would free to traffic for the first six months.

Attempts to purchase the bridge from the toll company were numerous in the 1930s and 1940s. A bill was defeated in 1931 by Governor of New York Franklin Delano Roosevelt that would have authorized the state to investigate purchasing the bridge. Roosevelt vetoed the bill, stating that the New York State Department of Public Works can choose to investigate without a legislated act. The state made an effort in 1933 which was unsuccessful. In 1937, the village of Waverly made an unsuccessful attempt to have the bridge bought by the state as part of construction of a road out of Waverly to improve connections. By July 1, 3,000 people had a signed a petition to have the structure purchased that would be delivered to Governor Thomas Dewey. The state declined the petition however, citing that the bridge company wanted too much money for the transaction.

In February 1948, State Senator Chauncey Hammond and State Assemblyman Myron Albro announced a bill that would authorize $30,000 to get the bridge purchased. The reasons for the bill was that the charter of the bridge company forbid any bridges being built in the area, which also led to delay the reconstruction of NY 17. The condition of the toll bridge, along with the fact that the structure was used by school buses, made it a priority to get the bill through. The bill, which passed both houses, was vetoed by Dewey because the section of NY 17 was just a concept and if the alignment was changed in the study phase, there is no reason to purchase the bridge.

On April 14, 1949, the state announced that Dewey had authorized the purchase of the structure, the last remaining privately owned toll bridge in New York State.As part of the deal, the state had through the end of the fiscal year (April 1, 1950) to use the money to acquire the bridge, at a cost of $30,000 or less. On June 14, 1949, two months after the appropriation, the state extended the charter through January 1, 1950 to work with negotiation of the transactions. In the time span of more than a year after the appropriation, negotiations were made for a fair purchase price to acquire the structure, which came to an amount of $26,000 by September 1950. As part of the purchase, the bridge would be made toll-free. However, the state was not able to acquire the structure until August 6, 1952, when the state officially took over, abandoning the toll. Albro, who was at a ceremony removing the sign denoting the toll, noted that there was multiple issues in the three-year span involving transfer of the bridge, such as titles of the approaches and miscellaneous technicalities.

In May 1953, the state announced that the bridge would need repairs costing $105,920 to replace the deck of the four-span,  structure, along with repainting the bridge with three coast of paint as well as a deep cleaning. The state announced the bid would go to the Conn Welding and Machine Company of New Castle, Pennsylvania and be started by June with a slated completion date of December 1, 1953. The project was completed ahead of schedule and opened on October 26.

Nichols relocation

In July 1962, the state of New York proposed the relocation of NY 282 south of the village of Nichols. The project, proposed to cost $650,000, would involve reconstructing NY 282 for a  stretch from the Pennsylvania state line to the corporation line of the village of Nichols. There would also be a section of the project reconstructing NY 282 through downtown Nichols to the junction with NY 283, a  span. This project would involve straightening the roadway south of Nichols, with a new I-beam bridge constructed at the crossing of Wappasening Creek. A storm sewer would be installed along NY 282, which would also be widened from  to  south of the village and to  in Nichols. The project would involve removing a former blacksmith shop, a residence next to the Wappasensing Creek bridge along with various pens and coops. 27 trees would also have to be removed along the alignment: 19 elms and eight maples that were in the process of dying from Dutch elm disease.

Opposition of the 60 residents who attended the public meeting on July 24, 1962 at Nichols Elementary School felt that the improvement of NY 282 was going to be dangerous for those who lived along the stretch. The contention felt that the relocation would bring drivers closer to houses. Residents also complained that Pennsylvania drivers coming off PA 187 were using NY 282 as a speedway and this new project would just make things worse. The residents proposed that the state focus on the relocation of NY 282 for a  length stretch of the road between the Pennsylvania state line and the crossing of the Wappasening Creek. The state noted that they would investigate the possibility of a relocation but that it would involve the state of Pennsylvania in construction and cause issues of multiple state responsibility. Opponents also felt that the state was only doing this project more to focus on the construction of the Southern Tier Expressway, which would have a connection with NY 282. The opponents also noted that there was an unused property east of the road that would be acquirable and used at a cheaper price than the proposed project. The state rebutted, stating that since NY 282 was upgraded to a state highway in 1924, the road had never seen a reconstruction project and was a massive traffic hazard.

Despite the protests, the village of Nichols gained a $4,100 check to deposit as part of the connection of storm sewers along NY 282 for the project in May 1963. In October 1963, the state of New York announced the opening of bids on the project, which involved the construction of a  bridge across Wappasening Creek, along with blacktopping the full  stretch. The state totaled the project at around $644,000. The contract was given to the  Dalrymple Gravel & Contracting Company at the cost of $603,667. The project was given a slated completion date of June 1, 1965.

Southern Tier Expressway and rail crossing controversy
In May 1962, the state of New York gave residents of Nichols a sneak preview at the proposed construction of the Southern Tier Expressway (NY 17). This sneak preview at Nichols Elementary School announced that two new interchanges would be constructed in the town of Nichols, one at the junction with Stanton Hill Road and one west of the village. As part of the Southern Tier construction, a new bridge across the Susquehanna River would be constructed to replace the one in downtown Smithboro. The mayor of Nichols, Donald Hunt, requested time to study the proposed location of the new bridge across the river, stating that one constructed east of the village would be more beneficial for residents. The state rebutted that the new bridge location was chosen because the river east of Nichols was wider and more prone to flooding.

In 1966, the relocation of NY 282 from Bridge Street in Smithboro was approved with the elimination of a grade crossing with the Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks. The project would also involve the elimination of the crossing on NY 282 of the Erie-Lackawanna Railway. On January 22, 1967, the state announced that they wished to update the proposed grade crossing elimination with local opposition exerting pressure because of new construction in the area. The New York State Department of Public Works now proposed that the elimination would still occur with the fact that NY 282 would end up being relocated eastward as part of construction of the Southern Tier Expressway, but that NY 282's old alignment would be open until a point south of the grade crossing so that access to a nearby house is not cut off, along with new houses being constructed in the area.

Just nine days prior to the grade crossing changes, Governor Nelson Rockefeller announced that bids would open on the construction of the new alignment of NY 17, the Southern Tier Expressway on February 16. The state announced that the amount would come out to $15.123 million for the new road, but half of that would be paid by Appalachia funds, while the state would pay for the rest. As part of the construction, a new, five-span,  bridge across the Susquehanna River and Erie-Lackawanna Railroad tracks would be constructed. This new bridge would also involve a  relocation of NY 282 to the east, while having the former toll bridge removed. In April 1967, the state of New York announced that the Perini Corporation of Framingham, Massachusetts, who was constructing a section of the expressway east of Owego village, won the bid of $11,706,225.10 to construct the new expressway, along with the relocated NY 282 with a slated completion date of December 1, 1969.

Preliminary work began in late April 1967 on the construction of the next segment of the Southern Tier Expressway. By June, construction through Nichols was visible, with construction of the interchange at Stanton Hill Road, along with draining pipes for construction of the new bridge across the Susquehanna River of NY 282. In January 1969, the state announced that the new bridge across the Susquehanna River would open on January 14, receiving its first traffic at 10 a.m. The road was opened early during construction of NY 17 to permit the demolition of the old toll bridge to go forward. The Perini firm took dynamite to the center span of the old bridge on February 6, 1969, with the eight charges causing the center spans to fall in the river.

NY 282's original alignment along the southern riverbank is now part of CR 4 while a small section in Smithboro is town-maintained and known as Bridge Street.

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(NIGERIA) -- Another World Leprosy Day has come and gone and the disease is still spreading with 3,000 new cases been reported annually in Nigeria, especially with the involvement of child-related cases. KUNI TYESSI in this report highlights the causes, symptoms, treatment as well as preventive measures as many still live in ignorance of it.
Known as Hansen's Disease, leprosy is caused by a type of bacteria otherwise known as mycobacterium leprae and is known to multiply very slowly. Its incubation period is said to be between 5 years while symptoms can take 20 years to appear and it mainly affects the skin and peripheral nerves.
Throughout its history, leprosy has been feared and misunderstood with several mythical and cultural undertone attached to it. For a long time, it was thought to be a hereditary disease, a curse, or a punishment from God as there are stories in the Bible that suggests this.
Before and even after the discovery of its biological cause, leprosy patients were stigmatized and shunned. For example, in Europe, historical fact records that during the Middle Ages, its sufferers had to wear special clothing and ring bells to warn others that they were close, and even walk on a particular side of the road, depending on the direction of the wind. Even in modern times, its treatment has often occured in seperate hospitals and live-in colonies called leprosariums because of the stigma of the disease.
Contrary to the social stigma, it is not highly contagious, and does not cause body parts to fall off. It is not also caused by witchcraft, neither are the suffers witches or wizards. In fact, 95% of the world's population is naturally immune to the disease and once diagnosed, a person is easily cured.
It is not highly infectious and transmission from human to human is through respiratory droplets from the nose and mouth, during close and frequent contacts with untreated cases. It's also possible to get the bacteria from armadillo and other non-human primates.
Leprosy, if left untreated is capable of causing damage to the nerves, limbs, skin and eyes as seen in most patients. The deformities in the fingers and toes occure due to cartilage being absorbed back into the body and they are not leprosy but the aftermath of late diagnosis and treatment and this can happen in the case of other diseases.
This damage gives the patient decreased feeling in the areas affected. The decreased feeling can leave the patient unaware that they have injured themselves and they can get secondary infections. These infections result in the loss of body tissues.
The symptoms are wide and can start out mild and progress into presentations that are the subject of misconceptions and cultural beliefs. The hallmark signs of leprosy are hypesthesia, which is an abnormally weak sense of pain, cold, heat, or touch, skin lesions, and peripheral neuropathy.
The first visible indication that someone has leprosy usually has to do with the skin. Things like painless skin patches (lesions) that are not itchy begin popping up. They tend to be circular with a dry scaly centre. These usually first present themselves on the buttocks, face, and the surfaces of limbs. This is because the bacteria prefer cooler zones of the body. In fact, the organisms involved grow best at 80-86 degrees Fahrenheit.
As the face becomes involved, a person can begin to sound hoarse, loose their eyebrows, and eyelashes. Their nasal cavities may collapse because of the breakdown in the septum. When the eyes become involved in the process, the person can get glaucoma or keratitis. The facial skin can also become thickened and corrugated. When it remains untreated, the progressive impairment becomes permanent damage to the skin, nerves, limbs and eyes. Early diagnosis and treatment with multidrug therapy (MDT) still remains the key elements in eliminating the disease as a public health concern.
In 1991, WHO passed a resolution that would eliminate leprosy as a problem by the year 2000 (the definition of a problem meaning less than 1 case per 10,000 people). Due to the advances in drug treatments and the use of multi-drug therapies, WHO did accomplish their goal. In 1995, they began offering free therapies to any patient in the world who contracted the disease. Nigeria still records about 3000 cases annually and more disturbing are cases of children who have been affected by the disease, thereby leaving experts in the field of medicine and other stakeholders to declare that on no account must children be allowed to suffer such.
A person is also not contagious after a few weeks of the treatment. This, combined with many surgical options that decrease a person's deterioration and increase their nerve function, give leper colonies everywhere something to party over.
The national director of The Leprosy Mission, Nigeria, Dr Moses Onoh, further creates awareness about the disease so that people can understand it's signs, symptoms, prevention as well as treatment, based on the standard of the World Health Organisation, WHO.
He said referring to victims of the disease as lepers is derogatory and as such, the proper way to define them is " persons affected by leprosy" as it is a disease that can affect anyone and therefore called for good general hygiene as the disease is caused by germs that reside and breed in dirty environments.
"The deformities you see on persons affected by leprosy is a result of late treatment but is not leprosy in itself. Most of them do not come for treatment until they are faced with the deformities. It's just a deformity which can also occur in other ailments.
He said there are wonder drugs that care cure the disease and called on medical doctors to always refer pregnant women for test whenever a patch has been noticed on their bodies during check-up as loss of fingers is not a parameter to diagnosing the disease.
He revealed that there are four organisations in Nigeria which oversee leprosy- related diseases and are committed to its total eradication. They are based in Enugu, Enugu state, Jos, in Plateau state, Ibadan in Oyo state and Abuja the federal capital territory which are situated in the south-east, south-west, north-central and the nation's capital respectively.


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Sierra Nevada Brewing Acquires Sufferfest Brewing
As further proof that healthy conscious beer is the future, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has made their first ever acquisition of another brewery in the bay area's Sufferfest Beer Co. Sierra Nevada is purchasing 100% of Sufferfest and noted the companies shared values, goals, and innovation as reasons for the partnership. Interestingly, Sufferfest specializes in gluten-removed beers similar to Craft Brew Alliance's Omission brand that the ymarket as "functional beer to fit your active lifestyle." This type of low calorie, more healthy beer is super hot right now, see Deschutes new Da Shootz pilsner and Lagunitas new Day Time IPA.
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"While still in its infancy, Sufferfest is at the front of the wave of 'functional' alcoholic beverages," said Sierra Nevada President and CEO Jeff White. "By joining with Sierra Nevada, Sufferfest will be better positioned to grow and continue to lead the way in a rapidly growing and highly competitive space."
Sufferfest, which launched in 2016, is beloved by athletes for its gluten-removed line of beers like its 95-calorie Kolsch brewed with bee pollen and its FKT (Fastest Known Time) Pale Ale brewed with salt and black currant.
"The complementary nature of our offerings and their position at the cusp of this emerging category are not the only reasons Sufferfest made sense," said White. "From the moment we met, it was clear that our two companies are deeply aligned in our values and our commitment to do the right thing."
Sufferfest is a Certified B Corporation and a values-driven company. Founder and CEO Caitlin Landesberg, a long-distance trail runner, started the company with a vision to create the perfect post-sweat beer for herself and fellow sufferers.
"I've always craved a beer after a race, but when I couldn't find a beer that agreed with my dietary and performance needs, it left a genuine void in the post-race social experience," explained Landesberg. "The finish line is where we get to celebrate the ail, anguish and suffering we've all been through together. I so wanted to continue to be part of this occasion, but didn't want to keep compromising on taste or ingredients."
A homebrewers course in 2012 followed by coursework at UC Davis enlightened her on the microbiology of beer and its many positive attributes. She started her quest to develop a beer by athletes, for athletes, and after years of improvements and sampling her beers among fellow runners, local heroes and professional athletes, Sufferfest Beer Company was born.
"Sierra Nevada is the perfect fit," explained Landesberg. "If it were any other company, this would not be a consideration for us. Sierra Nevada is a family-owned and operated business that isn't driven by shareholder pressure to meet quarterly numbers," she continued. "I've always been so impressed by their commitment to the communities they serve. They are really driven by their own north star."
"Sufferfest represents an authentic and genuine platform for us to connect with more and different people," said White. "This isn't something cooked up by an ad agency. Sufferfest is a group of tireless, deeply committed people who love to have fun. In other words, they feel like us."
About Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
Founded in 1980, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. is one of America's premier craft breweries, highly regarded for using only the finest quality ingredients. The pioneering spirit that launched Sierra Nevada now spans both coasts with breweries in Chico, California and Mills River, North Carolina. Sierra Nevada has set the standard for craft brewers worldwide with innovations in the brewhouse as well as advances in sustainability. It is famous for its extensive line of beers including Pale Ale, Hazy Little Thing™, Torpedo®, Tropical Torpedo®, Hop Hunter® IPA, Nooner® Pilsner, Otra Vez™, Kellerweis®, Porter, Stout and a host of seasonal, specialty and limited release beers. Learn more at www.sierranevada.com.
About Sufferfest
Sufferfest Beer Company fuels active, healthy and passionate humans with premium quality beer. Born out of the needs of athletes and adventurers, we make award-winning functional beer for those who go the extra mile. We're committed to serving delicious beer that delivers more benefits without settling on taste or quality. Sufferfest Beer Co. is a certified B Corporation, because we're dedicated to practicing environmental sustainability and positively impacting the communities in which we sweat, drink and celebrate. Whether you crushed it on the trails, had a big win at the office, flexed your weekend warrior, or shredded the gnar, you deserve our beer. From us to you: go hard, have fun, and enjoy the sufferfest. Learn more about why we sweat for our beer at www.sufferfestbeer.com.


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Our Florida pre-licensing insurance courses cover the various insurance concepts, definitions, insurance laws and agent regulations listed on the Florida Examination Content Outline. Courses are presented in a clear and concise format and include instructional videos, interactive illustrations, practice exams, and student support.
Your Certificate of Course Completion is valid for 4 years from the date you pass your pre-licensing course final exam.
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The Florida Department of Financial Services limits individuals to 5 exam attempts for the same exam type during a 12 month period. Individuals who have reached the 5 exam limit are not permitted to sit for their next exam attempt until the 12 month time window only contains 4 exams. The certificate that you will receive from the testing administrator upon passing the state exam is valid for 12 months.
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Motley Crue & Alice Cooper
Since its foundation in 1981 by bass guitarist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee, American heavy metal band Mötley Crüe has sold over 75 million records, an achievement that rightfully turned it into one of the world's best-selling groups of all time.
The performance at the Sleep Train Amphitheatre on July 29 is part of their Final Tour which precedes the band's retirement and which features the very special guest Alice Cooper, a rock legend with an impressive career of over five decades, famous for his unique brand of "shock rock".
Buy your tickets today and prepare yourself for a literally explosive show.


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Brand New Clips: DREAMWORKS HOME: ADVENTURES WITH TIP & OH! Season 2!
In support of DREAMWORKS HOME: ADVENTURES WITH TIP & OH! Season 2 coming to Netflix on this Friday, January 27, DreamWorks Animation Television and Netflix have released 2 new clips! See the link to it below.
DETECTIVE TUCCI AND A SUSPICIOUS BOOV
THE BEST WORST DAY
Tip and Oh – the two best friends from two very different worlds – are back with more heart, hilarity, catchy tunes and fun-filled adventures for 13 all-new episodes of DREAMWORKS HOME: ADVENTURES WITH TIP & OH! These besties prove their friendship is only getting stronger as they explore human and alien worlds with unexpected and surprising results. Whether camping, concert-going or discovering inside jokes, Tip and Oh are inseparable friends tackling any situation with a lot of love, a ton of laughter and a few delightful duets when Season 2 premieres on January 27, only on Netflix.
About DreamWorks Animation Television:
DreamWorks Animation Television is one of the world's leading suppliers of high-quality, animated family programming, reaching consumers on linear and on-demand platforms in more than 130 countries and garnering 31 Emmy Awards to date. It is a division of the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group (UFEG).
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Second Degenerative Brain Disease Diagnosis in Post-Mortem of Ex-Professional Footballer
In edition 203 of BC Disease News (here), our feature article focused on 'Degenerative Brain Disease In Football'. Specifically, we discussed the risk of heading footballs with the development of a form of dementia, called Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). Jeff Astle, deceased in 2002, aged 59, was the first known footballer to have been diagnosed with CTE, following an autopsy with Dr Willie Stewart.
The Coroner described Mr Astle's death as an 'industrial disease' and this led to the creation of the Jeff Astle Foundation.
On 6 August 2018, Rod Taylor became the second British footballer to be diagnosed with dementia with Lewy bodies and Grade 3 CTE at post-mortem. The autopsy was carried out by Dr Stewart.[i] Subsequently, Dr Stewart has written to the Coroner's office to suggest that his findings are added to the post-mortem report as the cause of death.
Mr Taylor, who previously played for Portsmouth, Gillingham and Bournemouth, died in April. His family has since joined the Jeff Astle Foundation, which are campaigning for football authorities and the Government to formally recognise certain dementias among players as an 'industrial disease', as well as encouraging the Professional Footballers' Association to put more resources into ascertaining the 'care crisis' among former players and their families.
Elsewhere, the University of Washington School of Medicine has added to scientific evidence in support of a link between brain injury and dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
In an article, published in the Lancet Psychiatry journal, in April 2018, researchers reported that those who sustain traumatic brain injuries have a higher risk of developing dementia and Alzheimer's.[ii] This is thought to be one of the first studies to assess the effect of brain injury on long-term dementia risk using a sufficiently large sample size and follow-up time.[iii] [iv]
The researchers collected data from a cohort of 2,794,852 Danish inhabitants (the Danish Civil Registration System) at risk of dementia. All subjects turned 50 at some point during the follow-up period of 1999 to 2013.
Of this group, results showed that 132,093 individuals suffered at least 1 traumatic brain injury between 1977 and 2013 and 126,734 individuals were diagnosed with incident dementia during the follow-up period.
Those who suffered at least 1 traumatic brain injury were 24% more likely to be diagnosed with dementia than those without such a history, and 16% more likely to have Alzheimer's disease diagnosed.
Moreover, factors such as increased number and increased severity of traumatic brain injuries sustained, increased the risk of dementia, inferring a cumulative effect. The risk of dementia in individuals who had suffered 5 or more injuries was almost 3-fold. Nevertheless, a single, mild injury (e.g. concussion) was linked to a 17% higher risk of dementia.
In the first 6 months after traumatic brain injury occurred, the researchers found the risk of dementia to be at its greatest, with risk decreasing thereafter. Also, younger victims of traumatic brain injuries appeared to face a higher risk of onset dementia. Those who suffered injuries in their 20s were 63% more likely to develop dementia than those who had not.
Dr Carol Routledge, Director of Research at Alzheimer's Research UK, praised the latest study for being 'well-conducted', but noted that the 'study only looked at head injuries that required hospital treatment and doesn't tell us anything about the impacts you'd normally expect to see on the sports field'.
According to Professor Jonathan Schott, Professor of Neurology at University College London (UCL), the latest study is 'perhaps the best evidence yet that traumatic brain injury is a risk factor for dementia'. Like Dr Routledge, however, Professor Schott identified that 'further research is required to establish the extent to which specific types of head injury (e.g. sports concussions) are or are not implicated'.
The Football Association will undoubtedly be aware of this study and may choose to conduct more specific research on how specific types of head injury affect onset dementia.
[i] Jeremy Wilson, 'Revealed: The second British footballer to die with head trauma' (6 August 2018 The Telegraph) <https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/08/06/revealed-second-british-footballer-die-head-trauma/> accessed 15 August 2018.
[ii] Professor Jesse R Fann, MD, et al, 'Long-term risk of dementia among people with traumatic brain injury in Denmark: a population-based observational cohort study' (2018) DOI: 10.1016/S2215-0366(18)30065-8 <https://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lanpsy/PIIS2215-0366(18)30065-8/fulltext> accessed 2015 August 2018.
[iii] Miriam Stoppard, 'Dr Miriam Stoppard: A knock to the head can lead to dementia' (13 May 2018 Mirror) <https://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/health/dr-miriam-stoppard-knock-head-12529024> accessed 15 August 2018.
[iv] 'Concussion in 20s could increase the risk of dementia by 60 per cent, Lancet study finds' <https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/04/10/concussion-20s-could-increase-risk-dementia-60-per-cent-lancet/> accessed 15 August 2018.


Is anyone else seeing this reproducible (for me) bug with the new 10.4.5 update? I didn't see the update so deleted the FCPX app and then downloaded fresh from the App Store.
I thought I would check the preferences were the same having installed it fresh and going to destinations and clicking / highlighting each one It crashes without fail when I select Apple Devices 4K. Every time.
Last Edit: 18 Jan 2019 03:56 by CBlakeston.
Update. I started FCPX up holding CMD & ALT and deleted the preferences. It still crashes when I go to preferences / Destinations / and highlight Apple 4K Devices. I haven't customised that setting in FCPX. Only added custom exports by creating them in compressor and then adding them to FCPX as destinations to share.
Does anyone know a way of resetting the FCPX sharing destination?
Okay. Not only can I not select the Apple 4K Devices preset to modify but selecting to export to also crashes FCPX.
For me FCPX crashes every time I try to export to 4K. Is anyone else seeing the same?
I've restored 10.4.4 from a time machine backup and that crashes on 4K export too. I'm not sure what's going on?
I just tested this after reading your posts and I don't see this behavior. All the exports for Apple (including the 4K) work as intended. In the preferences for the share destinations I am able to select all the presets and modify their settings without problems.
I would suggest that you uninstall FCPX using Digital Rebellions FCP remover, rather than just deleting the app. Maybe something corrupt is still intact even after reinstalling. Also, be sure you have the latest Pro Video Formats v2.07 installed. You don't specify what OS you are using, but I tested this on the latest Mojave 10.14.2.
Thanks for the quick reply. It's clearly something wrong with my system as it happens between FCPX versions all of a sudden - I'm on Mojave 10.14.2 on a MacBook Pro late 2016 with Touch Bar. I have the latest pro video formats installed as far as I know. It doesn't show any new updates.
I'll follow your advice now and try using the Digital Rebellions remover. Thanks.
Ok, I used FCS Remover and still have the same problem.
I noticed that my presets for sharing have remained throughout all these uninstalls (see my attached screen grab). Do you know what I need to uninstall to clear those? That might be the issue?
Last Edit: 18 Jan 2019 03:31 by CBlakeston.
Control-click in the Destinations list, then choose Restore Default Destinations.
You're a legend, sir It seems whatever was wrong - Restoring to default destinations fixed it. Thanks so much. I was starting to panic.
Glad you got it working, and thanks for posting back that it worked.
OK, it seems I spoke to soon. It's back.
I added two custom exports back that I use. Opened a project I was working on and thought - I'll just check. And it crashed again selecting any of the exports. I restored to default again and it still crashes no matter what I select.
I made a brand new project and that crashes too. I'm confused. It worked just minutes ago.
So, I used FCS remover to uninstall Final Cut and Compressor. I installed Final cut from the App Store.
The first time I launched FCPX it worked and could export as normal. But then closing down and open any other project including the same one again now makes everything crash without fail when selecting any of the Apple Device presets. 720p, 1080p, or 4K.
Last Edit: 18 Jan 2019 04:37 by CBlakeston.
Well, this is clearly a completely different problem as opposed to a faulty share preset since (if I understand correctly) it happens with only the default presets and not your custom presets. At this point, I would check the hard drive. If you are exporting to the internal MacBook drive it would be worth trying to attach an external drive for exporting. Both the internal and external should have 20% or more of free space on them. If either drive is near full, this can cause a variety of issues and may limit the functionality of the share process.
If you have ample drive capacity, then I would try repairing permissions on all connected drives. Are you using any specific 3rd party plugins that may be out of date ?
Finally, if the above still doesn't help, create a new ADMIN user account on the computer. Launch FCPX from that new user account and see if the problem is still present. If it reliably works with a new user account, then the issue is likely your current user account. There is a specific way to repair that, but test it and post back your findings.
Do all drives have at least 15 percent of their total capacity left as free space?
Hey guys, So my external and internal drive both have more than 20% space free but I don't get the chance to select where I export. The moment I select that preset in the list FCPX crashes.. or it did.
Because I couldn't use those device presets listed as default - I imported the device presets from compressor and figured I'd use those. That seemed to work ok. Then later this morning my muscle memory went to the default ones and it worked. I opened up preferences and tried clicking on all the export options listed to highlight them.. no crashes. that worked too.
I thought it might break again but still seems to be ok now a reboot or two later. The only thing I can think is I lethargic when it started working again I had iTunes open playing music from a wireless hard drive.. and noticed when it was working the 'what to do when finished' option was set to add to iTunes library. I changed that for each preset to 'do nothing'. Maybe that was why? And updating to 10.4.5 set it back to default and when highlighting it when iTunes wasn't open meantime it couldn't find the iTunes media folder?
Last Edit: 19 Jan 2019 12:45 by CBlakeston.
In 10.3.x there was a bug whereby FCPX would immediately crash upon raising the file *import* dialog box if a certain file was in the import folder. In my case it was an .M4A audio file from iTunes. This was difficult to perceive because there was a small but variable delay in the crash. You could sometimes click on a video file, then it would crash, which gave the impression it was that file. In actuality was was the .M4A file in the import folder. The file was not apparently corrupt or damaged.
Since the import dialog remembers the last folder location, every subsequent import attempt would crash upon launching the dialog or almost immediately thereafter. You couldn't navigate to a different folder -- it would usually crash when enumerating the files in the import folder. In my case the solution was to identify and remove that iTunes .M4A file. I vaguely recollect other people had this with different files, not just .M4A.
For your *export* case, I wonder if something similar is happening? IOW something in the export folder or the composition/length/characters in the path to the export folder. You can rule this type of bug in or out by setting the default exporting to a different location containing no other files. Ideally an empty thumb drive or portable drive with nothing in it, and just export to the root of that (as a test). You want a totally different, short path to the empty export location, and (as a test) make sure there are no odd characters or spaces in the path to that location. Also make sure any export drive is HFS+. APFS should work fine but it's new. NTFS you can't write to, and for exFAT, other operations are needed to split the resource fork metadata to hidden files.


Many, perhaps most, of the presentations at our Startup labs spend a lot of time on presenting their product, where you should be presenting your company. Indeed, they often amount to fifteen or twenty minute product sales pitches. Unfortunately, this is the wrong way to go about presenting your company to potential investors.
Strategies and Web Design, were discussing social media the other day. We discussed the potential, and direction of social media. These questions influenced me to write this article. Thanks Nina.
Passion, creativeness and vision are all characteristics of today's entrepreneur. The mentality is I will get there not matter how; please get out of my way, determination at its best. This is a large part of the process to initiate that idea, believe in it and go forward. But what today's entrepreneur needs to consider is more than just an idea.
Sad to say, that is not all. The most successful Entrepreneurs will tell you that at least 90% of their time is spent dealing with matters that lie far away from the creative domain where their ideas first took root. These are the dull, dry details that can, if ignored, spell the end of a promising venture.
Where do you want to be, and how do you intend to get there. So you took a napkin, drew some diagrams and now you have your business al figured out. If it were that easy, there would be a shortage of napkins around the world.
Be careful with your pocketbook. Part of the problem that I see too often is that people starting their business forget about a lot of expenses. Heat, electricity, paper, ink, tables, chairs, office cleaners etc., etc. all costs money. Here's one thing to remember, and once again, they all cost money.
Take time for yourself. Please, please, please take time for yourself. This is sometimes the most difficult part of the entrepreneurial experience. Make sure you take time for family, friends, spouses, ballet recitals baseball games, and your hobbies. Being a successful entrepreneur is a fantastic experience, but make sure that you include the parts and people involved in your life that got you here.
Tax changes inevitably occur from year to year. These can range from minor adjustments to the complete elimination of various tax provisions. The Internal Revenue Service has released information on a number of tax changes for the 2012 tax year.
Here it is ladies and gentlemen, your 2013 Expert Personal Financial Plan. Please watch closely, there are two very important steps to pay attention to.
We get so many questions every year about how the stock market works and how to going about learning how to invest. The perception, and the reality, of how it works are like most things. Very different. This article will give you a few pointers on how to look at companies and the stock market as whole. I'm a big beleiver of learning how things work before using them, so I'm learning all the time. I suggest you do the same, do some homework and get aquainted with the stock market. Understanding how it works will payoff in the end. And yes, the fiscal cliff, very entertaining.


The case of Bishopsgate Space Management Ltd –v- London Underground Ltd considered the occupier's to compensation under section 20 of the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965. It was held that it was necessary to make the assumption that a landlord would terminate the tenant's interests at the first available opportunity following notice to treat, whether or not that would happen in reality and thereby severely reducing the compensation to which such an occupier would be entitled. The decision creates a situation where an occupier with no formal interest in the land it occupies may be better off in terms of its compensation entitlement than one occupying under a formal lease.
Is the concern that the AA pays more in compensation to the freeholder?
The real injustice is on the value of the business.
An experienced surveyor should be able to take account of the prospect of lease renewal when valuing the interest.
The problem is that the two different parts of the LCA are in direct conflict on this matter.
The expectations of the business to continue in occupation should be taken into account in valuing the interest.
Agree with the general principle put forward by the CPA but when you disregard the scheme you also have to disregard the Landlord's right to terminate the lease so should there not be a consistent approach re the occupier's right to renew?
The case of Bishopsgate Space Management (BSM) dealt with the entitlement to compensation under section 20 of the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965. It held that you should assume that the landlord terminates the tenant's interests at the first available opportunity following notice to treat whether or not that would happen in reality. On the face of it a lessee with an excluded lease of 20 years unexpired with a 6 month landlords break clause has a lesser right to compensation than a licensee.
"We should also note the particular provisions contained in section 37 and 38 of the 1973 Act for payment of compensation for disturbance where no interest is acquired. There is an entitlement to such compensation where a person in lawful possession is displaced in consequence of the acquisition of the land by an authority possessing compulsory purchase powers. A disturbance payment covers both removal expenses and, where the person was carrying on a trade or business on the land, the loss sustained by reason of the disturbance of the trade or business consequent upon his having to quit the land. It is expressly provided that, in estimating such loss, regard is to be had to the period for which the land occupied by the claimant might reasonably have been expected to be available for the purpose of his trade or business."
The President in BSM and commented: "section 37(2) gives mere licensees a more generous compensation than is available to holders of short tenancies under section 121 of the Land Clauses Consolidation Act 1845 and since 1965, section 20 of the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965 which replaced it."


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Most people love to commiserate, and most people really like having others commiserate with them.So the first thing you need to do is to change your mindset. Take A Good Look At Yourself: I want to give you a little bit of a wake-up call.I want to challenge you to look deep inside your life.I hear so many people who live in Los Angeles tell me that Los Angeles is the worst place to date if you're a woman over 35. It's the biggest city in the country and there's no one to meet if you're a woman over 35? What happens is that people will manifest the things on which they focus.So if women are focusing on disappointment, scarcity and failure in their dating life, then that's what they are going to experience in their dating life.