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Hum Tere Bin Ab Reh Nahi Sakte
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Tere Bina Kya Wajood Mera
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Tujhse Juda Gar Ho Jaayenge
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To Khud Se Hi Ho Jaayenge Juda
Kyunki Tum Hi Ho , Ab Tum Hi Ho
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Zindagi Ab Tum Hi Ho
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O..Ho..Ho
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Chain Bhi Mera Dard Bhi
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Meri Aashiqui Ab Tum Hi Ho
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Tera Mera Rishta Hai Kaisa
Ik Pal Door Gawara Nahi
Tere Liye Har Roz Hai Jeete
Tujhko Diya Mera Waqt Sabhi
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Koi Lamha Mera Na Ho Tere Bina Har Saans Pe Naam Tera Hmm..
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Kyunki Tum Hi Ho Ab Tum Hi Ho
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Tere Liye Hi Jiya Main
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Khud Ko Jo Yun De Diya Hain
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Tere Wafa Ne Mujhko Sambhala
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Saare Ghamon Ko Dil Se Nikala
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Tere Saath Mera Hain Naseeb Juda Tujhe Paake Adhoora Na Raha Hmm
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About Tum Hi Ho : "Tum Hi Ho" (transl. You are the one) is a song from the Indian movie Aashiqui 2 . It was released by Bhushan Kumar under T-Series . The audio song was released on 16 March 2013 and received critical reception from critics as well as became very popular among the audiences . The music video was released The song received acclaim from critics . "Tum Hi Ho" and "Sunn Raha Hai" (both versions) are our favorites, but "Piya Aaye Na" end up as a close second . It was released in 2013. It was released as part of album Aashiqui 2. The genre is acoustic music , filmi , indian pop. The track was release in 2013. Tum Hi Ho has a significant contribution from artist(s) Arijit Singh,Mithoon,Bhushan Kumar. Its associated with movies - Aashiqui 2.
About Arijit Singh - Arijit Singh is an Indian playback singer . He sings predominantly in Hindi and Bengali . He has also performed in various Singh was discovered by filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Kumar Taurani . Singh received widespread recognition with the release of "Tum Hi Ho" and "Chahun Main Ya Naa" in 2013 . Arijit Singh was born on 25 April 1987 in Jiaganj, Murshidabad, West Bengal . He studied at Raja Bijay Singh High School and later at the University of Kalyani affiliate . Arijit Singh's music is influenced by genre(s) - filmi pop edm ghazal indian classical.
About Aashiqui 2 (soundtrack) : Aashiqui 2 is the soundtrack to the 2013 Bollywood romance film of the same name . The album was produced by Bhushan Kumar and Mahesh Bhatt . The songs of the film were mostly composed by Jeet Gannguli, although Mithoon and Ankit Tiwari composed two songs each (including both versions) as guest composers . Arijit Singh sang six of the songs on the album . Mithoon recorded the song Tum Hi Ho two years before its original release . The song became the most popular listener's choice song of the year 2013 . It was released in 2013.


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Amy Purdy Focuses On Positives In Midst Of Long Recovery And Ongoing Pandemic
By Stuart Lieberman | Dec. 21, 2020, 10:10 a.m. (ET)
Amy Purdy stands at the Women's Adaptive Snowboard Final Presented by Toyota on Dec. 13, 2018 in Breckenridge, Colo.
Amy Purdy spent eight weeks with her mother in a beautiful Boston apartment this summer that was covered from floor to ceiling with captivating glass windows. It was her healing environment, inspiring her to bounce back from a five-hour surgery during which two centimeters of her already amputated left leg were cut off.
Purdy, a three-time Paralympic medalist in snowboarding, was discharged from the hospital on Aug. 11, exactly 20 years to the day after her initial amputation. And in the first four weeks of recovery, her leg was put in an immobilizer from the hip down. Her muscles had been reconstructed and she was not allowed to move or bend her knee at all.
"I just felt so confined," she said. "I couldn't even make it moment to moment keeping my leg straight. How was I going to go four weeks?"
Purdy had already undergone five vascular surgeries in 2019 in a fight to save her leg from a serious blood clot and had recently started taking baby steps for the first time in a year. The drawback from those vascular surgeries was that her limbs were left more boney; she effectively lost padding in the bottom of her leg. It was very uncomfortable to stand or walk in her prosthetic. She would need another revision to her leg.
Purdy took it upon herself to research next steps and looked to double-amputee Hugh Herr, who heads up the biomechatronics group at MIT, for advice.
"He's like the Elon Musk of prosthetics — just an unbelievable genius of a man," she said.
Herr connected her with a surgeon in Boston who was running medical trials at MIT focusing on revisions to amputations that prevent atrophy, or wasting away of the body. Instead of cutting muscles, doctors connect them so there's a protagonist and antagonist.
That is exactly what Purdy needed. Surgery would allow the muscles in her leg to function again to a degree, prevent future atrophy and help her vascular system.
"Amputations haven't changed much since the Civil War. They tend to just cut through the bone and sew you up and call it a day," Purdy said. "With that comes atrophy because you're not using the muscles. The longer you are an amputee, the more and more your body atrophies. If I did a traditional amputation I would continue to deal with more atrophies throughout my life."
The surgery felt surreal because Purdy never imagined she'd be back on the operating table for another amputation. She kept her hospital glass half full, though, knowing she was at least starting from experience this time.
"I was able to go so far, and I have to believe that that's possible again," she said. "It's amazing what your body and mind can do when you are forced to accept something and have to adapt.
"I was just as nervous and scared as when I lost my legs 20 years ago. The uncertainty was still there. However, I was able to rely on experience from 20 years ago when I was uncertain and scared as well but then saw how amazing things turned out to be. You can't predict the future, but if looking at my past was any indication, then I knew it was going to be OK."
Now on a long road to recovery, Purdy can't control when she will be back walking and snowboarding as she had before, she can only take the steps needed to forge forward.
The same goes for the COVID-19 pandemic — she insists society can only control what to do in the moment to progress, instead of falling behind.
It's amazing what your body and mind can do when you are forced to accept something and have to adapt.
Amy Purdy, Para snowboarding
"This year has been equally challenging as it has been rewarding," she said. "With these obstacles that I and others have faced in 2020, I'm always looking for the opportunities within them. This downtime has actually been really amazing. I call it the fruits of COVID — these silver linings that have come out of the pandemic and lockdown, and also the surgery that I've had."
Purdy, also the co-founder of Adaptive Action Sports, has refocused her energy toward passion projects she had always put on the back burner. She's expanded her network. She's immersed herself in current events. She's created safe spaces to help inspire and motivate others. Her virtual speaking engagements, which started as Zoom calls, are now done from a full studio built into her house backed by a green screen.
"There's still so much to be grateful for. It's looking at what you can control and what you can't control. Once we can separate those things and take a step back, we're able to wrap our head around it more and see the bigger picture," she said.
All while juggling surgery and recovery, Purdy joined a mastermind group of highly successful women entrepreneurs who meet weekly, set in motion her own six-week book club, and laid the foundation for her new podcast "Bouncing Forward with Amy Purdy," which launches in January and focuses on overcoming obstacles and using challenges to get ahead.
She also laid the foundation for a future "Amy Purdy Fund," which will one day provide grant funding for both future Paralympians and the general disabled population just looking to better their quality of life.
And even on the days when she wakes up fully overwhelmed by all that 2020 has thrown at her and the world, Purdy tries to be an opportunist. Following the protests of George Floyd's death in June, she teamed up with professor and social justice activist Dr. Peniel Joseph to host a virtual book club for "Just Mercy" for 400 people. The aim was to educate people about social injustices and converse on how they can show up more for their communities. All of the proceeds and donations went to the Equal Justice Initiative.
"I thrive on challenging myself and helping others to do the same," Purdy said. "I live up in a gorgeous ski resort with athletes, not always seeing the injustice that continues to go on in our country. It was a great opportunity to pull together my community, have conversations and learn something."
Purdy is now almost healed. She's waiting for one little spot to get better — it may be a nerve, scar tissue or a rogue stitch, she's unsure — before she can walk again.
"It's forcing me to have patience because I'm ready to go," she said, with her goal of being a Tokyo 2021 torch bearer next summer at top of mind. "If I can walk comfortably on prosthetics, then I know I can snowboard."
"It would be amazing to go back and compete at another Games. That was my initial plan. I'm not stepping away from that idea yet because I like having these goals to work towards, but I'm also continuing to work on helping other athletes to build their Paralympic dreams and goals."
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Stuart Lieberman covered Paralympic sports for three years at the International Paralympic Committee, including at the London 2012 and Sochi 2014 Games. He is a freelance contributor to TeamUSA.org on behalf of Red Line Editorial, Inc.
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This was a special Christmas present from Huw's wife and Cai's mum Sarah. The brilliant Woodlands View Fishery near Droitwich in Worcestershire was the chosen venue.
It was an overcast morning with a warm South Westerly wind. Both anglers started on the pole at 6mts loose feeding with 4mm hard feed carp pellets with 2 red maggots on the hook. Cai was the first to catch and was soon catching a fish every put in. Huw was catching some larger carp and really enjoying the big fish action. The afternoon saw some larger fish move into Cai's swim.
We left the bank at about 4pm and although neither of them had used keepnets I guess they had caught about 50lbs of fish each.
This was a special present from Russel and his family for his dad Jack. The chosen venue was the wonderful Decoy lakes near Whittlesey in Cambridgeshire. Diane the owner had kindly allowed them to use keepnets.
It was a bright cool morning and there had been an overnight frost. I decided that Elm lake would be a good choice.
Both anglers started in the margins loose feeding with 4mm Van Den Eynde hard feed carp pellets with a 4mm expander pellet on the hook. It took about 5 minutes for Jack to bank the first fish and then it was non stop action as common, mirror, and F1 carp came to the nets. They had no need to change tactics as the fishing was so good.
We left the bank at about 4pm Jack having reached his net limit of 50lbs in each net and so had caught his first ever 100lbs. Russel also had a brilliant day and finished up with about 90lbs.


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Letter To Jane: Interview With Yoko Ono
Yoko Ono is not a name that needs much introduction. She is arguably the most successful modern artist. As long as The Beatles remain popular it's destined that Ono's name will also remain a household name, but it's really a shame to only know her for her fame. I fell in love with her work in college when a professor showed me some of Ono's installations and performance pieces from the Sixties. They were in typical Yoko Ono fashion: daring, original, and always positive. Through the decades she has kept herself ahead of the curve and worked with every notable artist in every art form known to man. Amazingly all of that is still only a fraction of what she has accomplished when you add the fact that she's been a champion of human rights and other causes as well. With her recent album she teamed up with her son Sean to bring what might be the most eclectic album of the year. With so many different sounds and styles, the 73-year-old Ono created an album that is more aggressive and unique than what most 20 somethings turn out these days. As you can clearly tell, Yoko Ono has been one of my heroes in my young art career and it was great to be able to talk with her as part of our Artist Interview Series.
The title of your LP Between My Head and The Sky, What about that phrase that stuck out to you when naming this LP?
I thought it was a cool title.
Is it true that you improvised all the lyrics on this album?
Almost. There were three songs which were something I've scribbled one summer, and I changed them into songs in the studio this time. But other than that, all songs just came to me at the studio.
As I'm listening to your latest work again, I'm struck with your presence on each track. You've always remained such an independent spirit throughout your whole career and as a young artist I wish I had more of that. Has that always been there or was it a progressive process?
I was very independent from a very, very early age. I think it had something to do with the environment I was brought up in as well.
How was the dynamic of making music with your son Sean?
It was a total surprise. It went very well.
With your latest LP there are so many different styles, what was the overall concept?
Like life. I wanted the LP to reflect reality.
You are releasing remixes of Gimmie Something which is a track that I always loved. What made you want to bring back this song now?
Because it is expressing the emotion we all have now. GIVE ME SOMETHING THAT'S NOT COLD!
These remixes take the original punk inspired sound into a modern dance scene, I guess both really want to make you dance. What do you like to dance to these days?
I dance to the wind, the sky, the sun. We are children of nature.
I know you are someone who is always looking into the future, but I was wondering if there is something you'd like us to remember about Double Fantasy, because it still is an underrated record I feel.
I think it was what we were then. I don't look back.
Do you like to hear your voice in auto-tune?
The very fact that it is something new, that lets you hear your voice in a changed form excites me. Yes. I would like to hear my voice in it.
Being a conceptual artist and you've made a lot of strong "whole" albums. How do you feel about this shift to smaller releases? It feels like music is almost going back to the beginnings of rock when it was just singles.
If it changed once, it will change again. Change is the nature of life. So enjoy what it is now.
I was recently watching some of your films from the 60's 70's, and you were such a pioneer of experimental film back then. The way video is used socially these days there seems to be new venues for to reinterpret the artform. Do you think you'll get back into experimental film/video?
No. I already did that one. So I'd like to move on. I am moving on.
You recently celebrated the release of The Beatles Rock Band game. Would you ever like to see a video game of your solo work be released?
I don't have the need to see it happen, but if people want to do it, I won't be stopping them.
I'd kick myself if I didn't ask this last question. For a lot of us in a creative field, the pressures and outside distraction are enough to make a lot of stray over the years. You've gone through it all and keep on growing and getting better. I was just wondering why you think that is? How were you able to focus on the work and not let the business get you like so many others did?
I really don't know the answer to this. But I guess the fact that I'm moving on all the time, being super-active may be helping!
Original interview here.
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Terrace Talk: Man United - Cantona nostalgia a relief from current struggles
Manchester United's Ashley Young celebrates the winner at Old Trafford. Photo: Martin Rickett/PA
By Richard Kurt
I wonder whether the Portuguese have an expression equivalent to 'Sod's Law'? In the very week that the Silver Jubilee-celebrating King Cantona was visiting his realm, thus making our thoughts drift happily back to the 1992/3 season, Mourinho's men produced two boring stinkers. The comparisons with the Good Old Days were unavoidable and telling.
Eric himself rammed the point home by explicitly criticising United's current playing style on Britain's biggest radio programme, and even admitted he wished Pep had got the O.T. job instead of Mourinho.
Normally, one would reach for phrases such as 'treason' and 'lèse-majesté' when leading Reds are publicly undermining the manager. But with Eric being the King, and thus outranking a mere Prince (of Darkness) José, the Portugeezer and his men o' war will have to take the royal proclamation on the chin.
The second half in Basel, and almost all of Saturday, were certainly pretty thin gruel from a team supposedly rejuvenated by the return of prodigal Pogba.
It's true that Brighton are an efficient and well-organised team but scraping by with a deflection, from a corner that shouldn't have been given, was a poor show.
They will have to do much better than this at Watford tomorrow, who have occasionally shown some real threat this season. And Vicarage Road is not a place with happy memories for José; remember last season's embarrassing defeat, and the subsequent spat with Luke Shaw?
Jose rather originally opined at the weekend that he is dealing with a problem of having too many attackers knocking about, which was as amusing as it was cheeky.
In fact, his pals in Lisbon tell me that his serious diagnosis matches that of many Reds: he wants another winger, and a creative No.10-style talent. Mata and Mickey no longer fit the bill for the latter post, and we all know José was thwarted on the former during the summer, when Woodward failed to seal the Perisic deal.
Ah, yes: SuperTed Woodward - the puffed-up scruffy hobbit who thinks he's a British Prime Minister. By which I mean he likes to resort to a version of the Westminster parliamentary lobby system, whereby selected hacks are called together and fed a load of storylines on an unattributable - and therefore unaccountable - basis.
Eddy held his drinks do for the Manchester reptiles last week, and they then duly rolled out a pile of helpful stories over subsequent days.
One line that didn't make print, but which was pitched to some of the hacks, was that Perisic wasn't signed because Internazionale "simply refused to sell".
Which isn't what José's allies say — and nor is it what United were briefing at the time. In fact, most objective observers agree that the deal didn't happen because United and Inter couldn't match their valuations — after extensive talks, involving an Ed flight to Italy.
Ed also briefed that he was relaxed about the recent José/PSG stories, and airily declared that José's comments on the matter were "a bit of fun". He also added that it's "too early to start negotiations" over an improved deal. As one of my Mourinho-mate Lisbon sources laconically noted: "Had those quotes appeared attached to Woodward's name, you can rest assured José and Jorge Mendes wouldn't have been too thrilled."
Such are the silly willy-waving games that go on behind the scenes, then: José pretends he might really be tempted to jump ship to PSG next summer, and then Ed pretends he's not in the slightest bit bothered about such a prospect. Boys will be boys.
You can understand that the hacks lap this stuff up: one of them got four stories in five days out of Ed's drinkies. Phil Space remains the patron saint of journalists, after all.
Your (pseudo-) hack correspondent wasn't invited, of course, so is happy to shine spoilsport light upon the magic.
And is also happy to tell you something Woodward didn't share with the hacks: Mourinho has identified a young creative Brazilian player he thinks might make all the difference next season. Now, if only his mates would tell me his name; perhaps I should invite them in for drinks...
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Seng Set to Close 2017 at Viking Fall Classic!
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By Mike Spieker
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. (October 7, 2017) – Brad Seng and the S&S Transport team will bring the 2017 season to a close this weekend at the Viking Fall Classic at Viking Speedway. This year the two-day show will feature two complete WISSOTA points paying events.
Coming into the weekend, Brad currently sits tied for ninth in the WISSOTA national Late Model point standings. With just two weeks left in the season, this weekend will be pivotal in securing a top 10 position in the national points.
In his four previous starts at Viking Speedway this year, Brad has two podium finishes and three top fives overall. Brad's worst finish at the high-flyin' half-mile was a sixth place finish in NLRA competition.
WEEKEND RECAP:
Last weekend, Brad was in action north of the border at Red River Co-op Speedway in Winnipeg, Manitoba for the Prairie Classic. The two-day show also featured two-complete WISSOTA points paying events.
On Friday night, Brad began the weekend by racing to a third place finish in his heat, which placed him seventh on the starting grid for the main event.
After 20 trips around the high-banked three-eighths mile clay oval, Brad took the checkers in fifth to capture his 21st top five finish of the season..
On Saturday, Brad's night got off to a little better start as he raced to heat race win number nine of the season. Brad was the lone American driver in the eight-car heat race field, but drove from third to capture the win, which put him on the outside of the front row for the main event.
At the drop of the green flag for the feature, pole sitter Ricky Weiss got out to the early lead, while Brad settled into second. Brad rode in the tracks of Weiss for the majority of the race, but Weiss continued to stretch out his advantage as the race advanced.
In the closing laps, Brad had his hands full with defending WISSOTA national champion, Dustin Strand. The two former NLRA champions went head to head for the runner-up spot, which Strand stole from Brad on the final lap at the line.
Brad was relegated back to third to round out the podium.
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Marie McGunigle
St. Mary's Parish Eucharistic Minister
Family and friends are invited to attend the Funeral for Marie A. (Falanga) McGunigle today, Wednesday, Feb. 28 at 10 a.m. at the Vertuccio & Smith Home for Funerals, 773 Broadway (Route 107) Revere followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Mary of the Assumption Church, 670 Washington Avenue, Revere at 11 a.m. Mrs. McGunigle died on Friday, Feb. 23 at the Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home following a brief illness. She was 81 years old.
Born, raised and educated in East Boston, she was a graduate of East Boston High School, Class of 1954. For many years, she worked as a salesperson at Logan Airport's "Duty Free" Shop and later she was a receptionist-secretary for "Fleetwood Recording" of Revere. While at Fleetwood, she made many social and lifelong friends lasting a life span.
The family moved to Revere in 1967 and she became a devotee of St. Mary of the Assumption Parish and an active member of several sodalities and fraternal groups in the church. She was appointed a "Eucharistic Minister" for the parish and truly was proud of her function within the parish family.
She was married to the late Hilary J. McGunigle, Jr. for more than 40 years until his death on Dec. 31. 2001. She was the cherished mother of Maureen A. McGuingle of Revere, Roseann C. Terrazzano and her husband, Vincent J. of Manchester, NH and Hilary J. McGunigle of Malden and the devoted grandmother to: Derrick V. Terrazzano of Manchester, NH and Joshua J. McGunigle of Saugus.
Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701. For more information, please visit: wwwvertuccioandsmith.com.
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Retired Boston Public School teacher and former director of the East Boston Camps
James T."Jim" McGrane, in Saugus, formerly of East Boston, died in Naples, FL on Feb. 23.
Jim was a retired teacher in the Boston Public Schools and former Director of the East Boston Camps.
The beloved husband of 43 years to the late Pamela June (Scott), he was the devoted father of Eric and his wife, Cheryl, Jason and his wife, Jennifer, all of Saugus and Krista and her husband, Michael Geissler of Peabody; adoring "Papa" to Olivia, Robert, Christopher and Dante McGrane, Jimmy and Patrick Geissler and great-grand father of Avary.
He was the brother of Thomas and John (his twin), both of Saugus, Frank of New Hampshire and Fred of Reading and is also survived by many nieces and nephews.
Visiting hours in the Magrath Funeral Home, 325 Chelsea St. [at Day Sq] East Boston will be Friday, March 2, from 3 to 8 p.m. His Funeral Mass will be celebrated in Sacred Heart Church, 45 Brooks St., East Boston, Saturday, March 3 at 9:30 a.m. Please go directly to the church. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment will be in Puritan Lawn Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory to East Boston "K" Trust Scholarship, PO Box 503, East Boston 02128. Indoor parking and entrance to funeral home available from 340 Bremen St. For additional information, visit: MagrathFuneralHome.com or call 617-567-0910 for details.
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Another milestone for the Newcastle Bulk Terminal development
World Fertilizer, Thursday, 20 December 2018 11:01
The dismantling of the old ship unloaders is now complete, with bulk cargo hoppers, including fertilizer, now in place to provide continuity of trade while the new ship unloader and conveyor system is constructed.
The old ship unloaders at the Kooragang 2 berth have been a feature of the Walsh Point precinct since 1968. The two rail mounted ship unloaders were established at what was then known as 'Rotten Row' to handle dry bulk products including fertilizer, rock phosphatic, ores, and meals. Kooragang 2 and 3 berths remain the busiest and most diverse common user berths in the port, continuing to handle a diverse range of dry bulk and liquid bulk commodities.
In June 2018, Port of Newcastle announced it was investing US$33 million into a new ship unloader, including state-of-the-art crane, conveyor infrastructure, and an electrical substation incorporating the latest in safety and environmental compliance features.
Port of Newcastle's Executive Manager Marine & Operations, Keith Wilks, said the replacement of the old ship unloaders was driven by the Port's strong commitment to working with its customers and anticipating their future needs.
"Our customers have requested more capacity to grow their cargo volumes and the new unloader will have a capacity of 1000 tph, a significant increase from the current average rates of 230 tph," said Wilks. "We have also implemented a new service model to improve environmental performance and ensure regulatory compliance. Our approach is to embed a more consistent, streamlined approach to environmental performance at the Terminal, whilst at the same time driving efficiency and maximising trade growth."
The Port of Newcastle's principle contractor Kerman Contracting will deliver the overall project with design and construction of the new crane unloader by their partner Tenova Takraf. The new crane unloader will be constructed in Vietnam and is due to arrive in the Port in early 2020.
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Cox takes positives from Naxxar draw
Manager Paul Cox insists there are plenty of positives to be taken from Saturday's first Pre-Season outing, which saw us held to a 0-0 draw by Naxxar Lions.
Cox used 20 players during the encounter, opting to field an almost entirely different xi in each half, but despite dominating we couldn't make a break-through.
Striker Ben Hutchinson twice came close inside the opening half-an-hour, whilst Jamie McGuire saw a vicious well-struck shot saved after the interval.
After the match, our boss said: "We came up against a really stubborn side. There were things we really need to improve on but I thought our fitness levels were really good.
"If you look at players like Matt Rhead and Ben Hutchinson, their body shape is a lot better than it was this time last year.
"We mixed the two sides up and it's given me a look and it just shows you what we could do with bringing in, but I thought the lads worked hard and they've worked hard all week.
"We looked a little bit rusty in the last third, but we've kept a clean sheet and I can't remember the opposition having a shot on target throughout the game.
"It was a small tight little pitch on a 3G surface that's hard to play on, but it's all about conditioning," added our boss.
Reports suggest that an estimated 500 supporters have made the trip to Malta and Cox concluded: "I was pleased with the following. It's always nice when a number of people follow you, and I hope they've enjoyed it."
Our Pre-Season programme continues with a trip to Worksop Town on Wednesday (kick-off 7.30pm).


Angela Dill is the centerpiece of this experience, as Caroline, the earnest, overworked, damaged social worker — an extremely complex role that's an impressive departure from some of the comedic roles we've seen Angela shine in before. Here, she uncomfortably navigates the custody waters for baby Luna Gale, being pulled between Luna's earnest but "crazy Christian" grandmother (Jean Burk) and her druggie parents Karlie (Sarah Lynn) and Peter (Connor Kelly.) Sarah and Connor are frighteningly convincing in their roles. Supporting actors are all strong presences: Danica O'Neill is Lourdes, a "graduate" of the foster care system; Ben Cassidy is Cliff, the supervisor who sees through situations in unexpected ways; and Chad Badgero is Pastor Jay, bringing an UNcrazy Christian perspective.
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Antonio Brown not 'intended target' in son's murder, attorney says
CHICAGO (WLS) -- The father of a 7-year-old boy killed over the Fourth of July may speak with Chicago police as soon as today, his defense attorney said. Antonio Brown has been accused of not cooperating in his son's murder investigation.
Brown, 29, was in court Wednesday on charges unrelated to the murder of his son, Amari, 7. His court appearance stems from an April 6 arrest in which the convicted felon allegedly had a weapon while attempting to flee from police. He was charged with felon in possession of a firearm; possession of a gun by a gang member; and being an armed habitual criminal, which carries a sentence of at least six years if convicted.
Before the status hearing on those charges, the judge offered Brown condolences on the loss of his son, Amari, 7, who was shot to death in Humboldt Park. Following Amari's murder, Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy said Brown was the intended target and called into question his willingness to cooperate with police in the investigation.
McCarthy went on to say that if Brown, who has more than 45 arrests, had been in prison on the gun charges, Amari would be alive. Brown was released on a $50,000 bond.
After the hearing, Brown's defense attorney Donna Rotunno attacked Supt. McCarthy and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel for going after her client while he's mourning his son.
"The mayor took the lead of the superintendent without really knowing all the facts and now that the facts are coming out it's very clear to the police department that my client was not the intended target of that shooting. I have continued to pass along information we've received. My client is willing to work with them. Problem is that he doesn't have a lot of independent knowledge," Rotunno said.
Rotunno also said she expects Brown sit down to talk with police, possibly as soon as Wednesday, something that he has not yet done.
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Cornerstone Montessori School was founded in March of 1983, with the goal of providing children with the most nurturing Montessori education available.
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All of our teachers have received specialized training in the Montessori method, which includes teachings, observations, and materials developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, as well as training in ECE. Our staff commits to each family enrolled in the school to support the discovery and development of the greatest potential within each child.
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Blend this mixture for less than one minute before adding the fruit. Add the fruit and honey mixture to the liquid in the blender. Add vanilla and blend on high until all the fruit is mixed well.
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PRINCETON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY) and AstraZeneca ("companies") today announced a collaboration to develop and commercialize two investigational compounds being studied for the treatment of Type 2 diabetes. Both compounds were discovered by Bristol-Myers Squibb.
Saxagliptin, a dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitor, is currently in Phase III development. Upon successful completion of the development program, the companies plan to file for U.S. regulatory approval of saxagliptin during the first half of 2008. Dapagliflozin (previously referred to as BMS-512148), a sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitor, is currently in Phase IIb development. The collaboration on these compounds is worldwide, except for Japan. Should either party develop additional DPP-4 or SGLT2 compounds, the other company can elect to add those compounds to the collaboration.
Terms of the agreements include an upfront payment of $100 million by AstraZeneca to Bristol-Myers Squibb. The companies have agreed upon initial development plans for the two compounds. From 2007 through 2009, the majority of development costs will be funded by AstraZeneca. Any additional development costs will be shared equally.
Bristol-Myers Squibb may also receive additional payments of up to $650 million based on development and regulatory milestones for the two compounds. In addition, potential sales milestones up to $300 million per product are also possible. The companies will jointly develop the clinical and marketing strategy of the compounds, and post-launch will share commercialization expenses and profits/losses equally on a global basis, excluding Japan. Bristol-Myers Squibb will manufacture both products and book sales.
"This collaboration provides Bristol-Myers Squibb the opportunity to maximize our primary care assets, and it is aligned with our corporate strategy to concentrate R&D efforts on serious diseases such as diabetes while maintaining commercial focus on specialists and high prescribing primary care physicians," said Jim Cornelius, chief executive officer, Bristol-Myers Squibb. "Bristol-Myers Squibb has a strong legacy in treating Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and we look forward to leveraging the combined expertise of our company and AstraZeneca to further develop and commercialize these compounds."
David Brennan, chief executive officer of AstraZeneca, said, "Diabetes is a disease reaching almost epidemic proportions in many regions throughout the world and is a particular area of scientific interest for AstraZeneca. This deal represents a significant step in delivering our externalization strategy as it gives us access to two strategically important late-stage compounds in an area of high unmet medical need. We believe that Bristol-Myers Squibb's recognized contributions to diabetes research will complement our existing strengths. Additionally, our combined expertise will develop new areas of opportunity for both companies and the potential to bring real medical benefit to the wider community."
Diabetes is a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin. Insulin is a hormone needed to carry glucose (sugar) from the blood into cells, where it is converted to energy the cells need to perform properly. When insulin is not present or does not function correctly, the result is high levels of glucose in the blood. Over time, high blood glucose levels can lead to complications in the eyes, kidneys, central nervous system or heart.
Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes, accounting for approximately 90-95 percent of diabetes cases. Having Type 2 diabetes increases the risk of many serious complications, including heart disease or stroke, high blood pressure, amputation (particularly legs), blindness, nerve damage, and kidney failure. The risk of stroke and the rate of deaths due to heart disease are two to four times higher among people with diabetes, while about 65 percent of deaths among people with diabetes are due to heart disease and stroke.
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) estimates that more than 20 million people in the United States, or 7 percent of the population, have diabetes, and that one in three Americans born in 2000 will develop diabetes sometime during their lifetime. There are currently more than 230 million people living with diabetes worldwide. The objective of treating diabetes is to control blood glucose to as normal a level as possible. This can be accomplished by a combination of diet, exercise and medication.
Saxagliptin is a dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitor, a new class of diabetes medicines that work by increasing and prolonging the action of natural hormones in the body called incretins. Incretins decrease blood sugar by increasing consumption of sugar by the body, mainly through increasing insulin production in the pancreas, and by reducing production of sugar by the liver. By enhancing the effect of active incretin hormones in the body, DPP-4 inhibitors improve timely insulin release and ultimately decrease high blood sugar levels in patients with Type 2 diabetes.
Dapagliflozin is a sodium glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitor. The SGLT2 transporter protein is located only in the kidney, where it normally reabsorbs glucose from urine while waste products are filtered out. Patients with Type 2 diabetes continue to reabsorb glucose from the urine, even though this process contributes to high blood glucose levels, or hyperglycemia. Dapagliflozin has a novel mechanism of action that blocks re-absorption of glucose from urine in patients with Type 2 diabetes. Inhibiting SGLT2 activity decreases re-absorption of glucose by the kidney, helping to improve glucose control in patients with Type 2 diabetes.
Bristol-Myers Squibb is a global pharmaceutical and related healthcare products company whose mission is to extend and enhance human life.
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Canada Proposes New Regime to Block and Deindex Pirate Sites
April 15, 2021 by Ernesto Van der Sar
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The Canadian Government is exploring different options to tackle online piracy through new legislation. One of the proposals is to make it easier for copyright holders to obtain injunctions to block pirate sites and have these deindexed by search engines. Through a newly launched public consultation, lawmakers ask for input on these and other anti-piracy measures.
The Canadian Government is exploring if and how current copyright law should be amended to better fit the present landscape.
To this end, Canada's Innovation, Science and Economic Development department launched a consultation asking for feedback on a wide range of proposals.
The ultimate goal is to deter piracy by helping copyright holders better protect their content. At the same time, the Government wants to safeguard the rights and freedoms of individual citizens.
This isn't a new topic in Canada where there have been similar consultations in the past. Just two years ago, this resulted in a thorough review of the Copyright Act, which advised against implementing a broad site-blocking scheme.
Today, however, the site-blocking proposal is again being considered, albeit in a different form.
New Plan to Block and Deindex Pirate Sites
The proposal notes that any new blocking legislation would be primarily focused on commercial-scale infringement. It shouldn't target individuals directly, although they ultimately are the ones whose access is blocked.
The general idea would be to change the law to 'expressly' allow courts to require ISPs to block sites and services. Similarly, courts should also be able to order search engines such as Google to remove these pirate sources from search results.
These orders can be issued without assuming any liability on the part of Internet providers or search engines, who can keep their roles as neutral service providers.
"The Act could be amended to provide expressly for injunctions against intermediaries to prevent or stop online copyright infringement facilitated by their services even where they are not themselves liable for it, such as where they may be protected by the safe harbors," the proposal reads.
The Government adds that these injunctions should be issued by courts that are expected to guarantee the highest standards of procedural fairness.
Staydown and Termination Injunctions
In addition to site-blocking and search engine de-indexing, courts should also be able to order online service providers to prevent infringing content from being re-uploaded, or to suspend or terminate access to infringing customers.
Cementing these options into law is warranted, according to the Government, as courts have already issued site blocking and de-indexing injunctions in the past. This includes the GoldTV case, which is currently being appealed by Internet provider TekSavvy.
This begs the question; if these injunctions are already an option under current law, why would anything need to change?
Fewer Court Cases?
According to the proposal, clearer legal guidelines could help to bring copyright holders and intermediaries together, which may ultimately lead to fewer court cases.
"This legislative scheme could moreover deter litigation by encouraging intermediaries, rights holders and others to work together to establish a suitable framework for dealing with alleged infringements facilitated by the intermediaries' services," the proposal reads.
This indirectly suggests that the Government hopes that the end result will be more voluntary agreements. While some ISPs may be open to the idea of blocking pirate sites without a court order, we doubt that all are.
What About the Copyright Act Review?
To some people, it may come as a surprise that the Government is proposing a site-blocking scheme now as an earlier review of the Copyright Act dismissed this idea. However, the wording of the proposal appears to be carefully crafted to fit the outcome of the earlier review.
For example, the review dismissed the idea of a "non-judicial" site-blocking scheme or "narrowing the safe harbor" of online service providers. Instead, it argued that new legislation should be focused on "commercial-scale infringers."
The new proposal suggests a "judicial" site-blocking scheme that keeps safe harbors intact and is primarily aimed at commercial-scale infringers. This ticks all the right boxes, although that will undoubtedly be contested.
A full overview of all the proposals, which also includes new measures against repeat infringers and plans for compulsory licensing agreements, is available on the public consultation page published by the Innovation, Science and Economic Development department.
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Let's talk about a few things you probably already know. God is our Father. We are His children. Therefore, as girls and ladies in God's family, we are sisters. Just as our physical blood makes us sisters in this life, the fact that we've all been washed in the blood of Christ makes us sisters in Him. Also, just like sisters here on earth living under the same house and sharing experiences and traditions, we do the same. We experience grace, peace blessings, God's love, mercy, and joy together. We share in worship, heartaches, communion, and fellowship with one another. It is no wonder the church is called God's family.
However, I think we also know that being sisters in Christ isn't always cupcakes and prayer circles. Being sisters in Christ can be tricky. Any relationship that has more than one girl in it is bound to be challenging at some point. Then, the more you have, the more work it takes to keep those relationships the way God designed them to be.
My sister Kaylee is my best friend. This has not been the case all of our lives, though. We had to learn to live with one another. We had to find common ground despite our different interests. We had to learn how to work through disagreements (and even downright fights) with each other. We had to spend time with one another. We had to consciously decide we wanted to be close as sisters, and strive towards that.
I am not at all implying that as sisters in Christ we will all be best friends. I truly do not think that it would be possible and I don't think that is what God has asked of us. Even Paul and Barnabas had disagreements and had to part ways for a while (Acts 15:36-41). However, I do think that as sisters in Christ we need to work on being closer. As with most things, this is probably easier said than done. God has called everyone, despite their pasts, despite their personalities, despite their interests, to be in His family, and will accept anyone that is willing to accept Him. As humans, I think this is a bit harder for us. It is natural to want to cling to people that are similar to us. Yet, we are called become like our Father in this way as much as any other. Who are we to reject anyone when our Lord has accepted them??
Learn to live with one another. This is something God did not give us a choice about. He has commanded us to meet with one another. We must first of all learn to simply live with each other because this is what God has asked us to do.
Find common ground despite our different interests. Again, God calls everyone to His table and we are a part of that. We will have a lot in common with some of our family members. Others, we might not have anything in common with at all. This is not true though. We have Christ's blood and His Holy Spirit. There is nothing greater to have in common with anyone.
Work through our disagreements. We will not all get along 100% of the time. There will be things we do not agree on. We must learn to work through these things in a godly manner and then put them behind us and all work towards the common goal.
Spend time with one another. I'm sure we all have friends that are our "church friends" and our "other friends." Let me encourage you to spend some time with your Christian sisters. You will never be able to build a bond with them otherwise.
Consciously decide to become closer. Sometimes, becoming closer with our sisters in Christ is not exactly what we want to do. But ladies, these are the girls we will be spending eternity with. These are the people that God has chosen for you to live with for all of time. Make an effort to go ahead and build a stronger bond with one another.


The Inflamed Mind: A Radical New Approach to Depression is written by psychiatrist Edward Bullmore, and presents inflammation as a new frontier in tackling depression. The author's bio at the beginning of the book reveals that he works at pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline. He doesn't try to be subtle about disclosing this, and I didn't pick up any sense of bias. He explains that in 2010 GSK shut down its mental health research and development (R&D) programs, and this was what prompted him to start thinking seriously about neuro-immunology and the role of inflammation.
The author refers multiple times to an anecdote of his experience of social withdrawal and morbid rumination immediately following root canal surgery. It was gone by the next day, but he wrote "you could say I had been a bit depressed", and attributed this to inflammation related to the surgery. While I understand the point he was trying to make, as a person living with depression myself I couldn't help but roll my eyes.
Cartoon drawings are used effectively to capture neuro-immunology concepts. Explanations are given in simple terms, without making the mistake of sacrificing accuracy for metaphor. Scientific terms are used, such as the immune cells known as macrophages, and the signalling molecules they release, called cytokines. While it's somewhat difficult for me to judge, as I was familiar with many of these concepts before reading the book, I think it was pitched to a level that a reasonably intelligent person could understand without having a science background.
There was what initially felt like a bit of a detour to philosopher René Descartes to explain the persistent idea of separation between mind and body. However, Descartes ended up appearing even more often than Mrs. P. did, to the point that it got to be a bit much. The author writes "I can fondly imagine that Descartes himself might have agreed with me, but I can't be sure." Oh my. He did make the interesting point, though, that the mind/body divide is a sort of "medical apartheid", and I very much agree that a more holistic approach will better serve patients.
Bullmore argues that placing depression solely within the mental domain actually serves to increase shame and the likelihood that people will think the illness is their fault, which is in many ways what the idea of a "chemical imbalance" tries to counteract. He goes on to explain the shortcomings of the serotonin hypothesis, which was used as the basis for the development of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants. He also explained that approaching depression with a focus on serotonin and related neurotransmitters has stalled out, and there have been no major advances in the treatment of depression since around 1990. He writes: "To this day, in 2018, I could still safely and acceptably treat most patients with mental health disorders based solely on what was written in those those textbooks" that he used when he started his specialty training in 1989. While I understand the underlying point that there haven't been any revolutionary advances in psychiatry, the notion of seeing a psychiatrist whose knowledge base is rooted in 1989 is unpalatable, to say the least.
The possible relationship between depression and evolution is discussed. The author explained that back in the caveman days social withdrawal could have been a form of quarantine to prevent infectious disease, adding that: "One might even wonder if the stigmatization of depression in 2018 is somehow related to the isolation of ancestral tribe members who were behaving as if they were inflamed." That seems like a bit of a leap, and is followed by yet another leap: "Could the common feeling that 'we don't know what to say' to our depressed friend conceal an ancient inherited instinct to recoil from close contact with people who are behaving as if they are inflamed and infectious?" By that argument, though, why is there not such a social recoil from people with type I diabetes or Crohn's disease? Or the oft-referred-to Mrs. P. with rheumatoid arthritis?
While there is a strong argument that inflammation is a factor in depression and an important target for research, there isn't much yet in practical terms. The book describes the "Remicade high" that some clinicians have seen in patients who rapidly cheered up while getting an infusion of that anti-inflammatory medication. There have been some small studies with anti-inflammatories that have had positive results, but there isn't a clear indicator of something particularly effective that's available right now.
I started this book quite prepared to buy what the author was selling, given my prior knowledge of some of the research in this area. I was a bit surprised by the book's presentation of the idea as though it's something that everyone is denying, because it's sufficiently accepted to have made its way into the mainstream continuing medical education activities that I've viewed. Bullmore writes that "we could be on the cusp of a revolution", and I know personally I'm hoping that advances in anti-inflammatory treatment approaches will end up being able to help with my own depression.
The book makes a strong argument that further research into inflammation is going to open new doors in depression treatment. However, the fact that we don't have keys to those doors yet limits its practical usefulness. Still, this book is worth reading if you're interested in finding out more about a new way of looking at the biology of depression.
Hi, Nice post! Keep up the good work!
I'm adding this book to my reading list. Thanks for sharing!
That's the most thorough book review I've ever read!! Great job!
Yeah, I don't know science at all. I could read this, and I'd be like, "The blah-blah-blah chemical then goes and blah-blah-blahs in the blah-blah section of the brain." And I don't understand what type of inflammation he's discussing. Is he referring to the sort Mrs. P has with arthritis, or is he referring to inflammation of the brain, or to all inflammations? I'm just glad it was you who read this book and not me! It would frustrate me beyond belief, I'm sure!
I kind of see what he's saying about how antidepressant research hit a wall after the SSRIs came out. Aside from SNRIs and using other drugs (e.g., antipsychotics or mood stabilisers) or other treatment approaches (light box therapy), there haven't been any huge drug advances beyond the basic SSRI. It could be helpful for research to go in a different direction, I suppose.
Yeah it would be nice if there were more options. Maybe a bright and colorful Mr. Kitty-shaped wonder pill!
Oooohhhh, I think you're onto something!!
I know that adding minocycline (an antibiotic) to the psych drug cocktail specifically for its anti-inflammtory effects is a thing, my friend A who has bipolar was put on it for a while.
But whoah, no advances in psychiatry since 1990's?? No advances resulting in lucrative new drugs ≠ no advances at all. Showing his pharma bias there. A huge amount of research has been done since then on the contributions of trauma, immunology and genetic and epigenetic influences on mental illness, with actual, useful changes to therapeutic approaches as a result. Was there much discussion of diet in the book? Because my understanding is that a lot of the benefit of mediterranean and similar healthy diets vs bad effects of high fat/high sugar junk food on mental health is mediated via immune/inflammatory effects. As in diabetes, drugs are likely to be of limited use if everything else in your lifestyle is working against them, especially if you're talking about long term outcomes and overall quality of life as opposed to the limited things which can be easily measured.
I've considered trying minocycline myself, but am not keen on the effects on gut bacteria of a long-term antibiotic.
One thing that really stood out for me as an example of drug advances is the use of ketamine for depression, since targeting NMDA receptors is a novel approach. But of course that's not a new drug and therefore not doing much for Pharma.
My memory is a bit fuzzy but I don't think much attention was given to diet. In 2017 I tried sticking quite rigidly to an anti-inflammatory diet, and it brought down my C-reactive protein numbers, although I'm not sure if it had any impact on my mood.
re the effect on gut bacteria – I think that's representative of one of the big problems, that any intervention is going to have flow-on effects that we don't really know the long term consequences of. But the gut microbiome itself is one area of new-ish research that is opening up some interesting new prospects.
I was very fortunate to get the Vagaus Nerve Stimulator right after receiving FDA approval. The device worked for so many but not me. My doctor and I worked for two years changing the settings to see if something would kick my depression that meds had not provided. The device is long turned off and now just scars and a device sticking up in my chest. The clinical trails showed great results but years later doctor's in this area had written it off.
The device was originally used for epileptic patients, the noticed depressed people with epilepsy were less depressed after a seizure. I can't speak for other's who may have great experience with the device, I'm very happy for them.
Trans cranial stimulation was is trials at the same time the VNS was wrapping up. Again very high hopes, I don't think it's high on doctors list as a treatment.
The only treatment that has changed lives is Brain Stimulation. I haven't kept up and not sure if passed by FDA yet. After 35 years I've seen 50/50 on most drugs or the last east technology. The day will come, just not,in my life. The brain is more complex than doctors understand. Some day they will know more.
That's unfortunate that vagus nerve stimulation wasn't helpful. It's not something I've ever given much thought to for myself, in large part because I've never heard from anyone who's been helped by it.
My doctor had many patients who had great success but I'm treatment resistant which could have been part of the problems.


I am calling SetActorTransform and it returns true, but the actor instance of the object in the scene is not moving. Any ideas why it would return true without effect like a NOP? Do I need to set the permission or something? This is a C++ project not blueprints.
Is your actor set to Moveable?
Yeah that was the problem, thank you. The function should have return false if movable was not set, is what I was thinking. But it was returning true. I'm not sure why that is expected behavior.


What is diabetic retinopathy and who is at risk? What is macular degeneration and how do you treat it? To maintain the health of your eyes, a comprehensive exam (including a retinal photograph) are important. These allow for the early detection of various eye conditions such as age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma. Since many of these conditions develop without symptoms, they are often first discovered during a comprehensive eye examination. With early detection and appropriate treatment these and other conditions may be corrected or minimized with any potential sight loss reduced.
A leading cause of blindness in older people is a condition called age-related macular degeneration. The macula is located in the centre of the retina (back of the eye) and is responsible for the sharp, central vision needed to see straight ahead. Aging can cause the macula to slowly degenerate and reduce central vision in people over 50 years of age. It is estimated that 8.5% of individuals between 43-54 years and 36.8% of those over 75 years have some degree of macular degeneration. For more information see NHS Choices.
Over 2.5 million people in the UK have diabetes, which is a leading cause of blindness, and there are more than half a million people with diabetes who have the condition and don't know it. Diabetic retinopathy affects the blood vessels supplying the retina and bleeding inside the eye may be the first sign of its presence. Vessels can become blocked, leaky or grow haphazardly. If left untreated, they can damage vision. For more information see NHS Choices.
Glaucoma of some type is found in about 2 per cent of the population over the age of 40. Sadly, approximately half of these people don't know they have the disease. Almost every case of glaucoma develops without symptoms. Long-standing glaucoma without treatment can lead to severe vision loss. Early detection and treatment can prevent significant sight loss. For more information see NHS Choices.
The retina is the light-sensitive layer of tissue that lines the inside of the eye and sends visual messages through the optic nerve to the brain. When the retina detaches, it is lifted or pulled from its normal position. If not promptly treated, a retinal detachment can cause permanent vision loss. Anyone can get a retinal detachment; however, they are far more common in nearsighted people, those over 50, those who have had significant eye injuries, and those with a family history of retinal detachments. For more information see NHS Choices.
Melanoma is a cancer that usually occurs on the skin. It develops from the cells that produce the dark-colored pigment melanin, which is responsible for our skin's coloring. These cells, called melanocytes, are also found in other places in our bodies, such as our hair, the lining of our internal organs, and our eyes. So while most melanomas do begin to grow in the skin, it is possible for a melanoma to begin in other parts, including the eye. When melanoma does occur in the eye it is called ocular melanoma. For more information see NHS Choices.
The term ocular hypertension usually refers to any situation in which the pressure inside the eye, called intraocular pressure, is higher than normal. Eye pressure is measured in millimeters of mercury (mm Hg). Normal eye pressure ranges from 10-21 mm Hg. Ocular hypertension is an eye pressure of greater than 21 mm Hg. For more information see NHS Choices.


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What would the primary curriculum look like with humanities at its heart? How can cross-curricular work help children to learn more effectively? With practical ideas on how to join up the primary curriculum, this book uses history and geography to explore different contexts and strategies for making links between the full range of primary subjects, so that learning can be more integrated and relevant to learners. The authors demonstrate how these subjects can serve as the basis upon which values can be developed in the curriculum. There are powerful case studies, including examples of pupils' work and talk, and teachers' reflections. Additional materials to accompany the book can be found at: www.sagepub.co.uk/rowleyandcooper Written by a group of practising teachers and university tutors, this book will be invaluable to primary teachers, student teachers and all those involved in curriculum design. Chris Rowley is Senior Lecturer in and Geographical and Environmental Education at the University of Cumbria, UK. Dr Hilary Cooper is Professor of History and Pedagogy at the University of Cumbria, UK.


Collected here are our favorite moments of spell check gone mad. It all started when somehow we managed to make Firefox's speller suggest "Televangelist" in place in "Castlevania."
Doesn't sound quite as fun, does it, hunting down religious figures and putting a stake through their heart? Simon, your family's beef is with Dracula, not the poor old pope. Once we saw this, we just had to type in random names and see what happened.
BioShock: Yes, these are the actual suggestions. Not Bio Shock, but hockeys and Shockley. Mr. Shockley was a physicist, for those who care. He's credited with inventing the transistor, even.
Abadox: This long-forgotten NES shooter used to be one of the goriest games on the market. Now its bloody sprites are simply adorable. Not sure the tropical Barbados island would like the comparison though.


This week on Supercharged we're talking about Apple's many problems, video game refunds, and Android Wear! Questions/comments? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD!
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Darren's Recommendation: Don't come to a cocktail party when you're pregnant!
Google is now offering Yahoo and Hotmail/Outlook users the opportunity to "Gmailify" their accounts. It might be shocking to the Gmail-centric mainstream, but there are millions of people still using these email services. Not only do they use them—but they use them with the Gmail app their iOS and Android devices.
Twitter has been on a tear making tons of changes that its users never asked for. From today's new "best of" module, to promoted tweets, and "while you were away," it's all cruft to someone who just wants a clean stream to read. Here's how to take your timeline back.
Apple has said it's going to roll out an update that stops people from deliberately rendering their iOS devices useless by setting the time and date back to a specific point.
Donald Trump, a leading Republican candidate in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, has spoken out against Apple's refusal to help the FBI access data on an iPhone 5c used by shooter Syed Farook in the 2015 San Bernardino attacks.
The FBI wants Apple's help to investigate a terrorist attack. Apple says providing this help is the real danger. We've reached a boiling point in the battle between tech companies and the government over encryption. And what happens will affect anyone who uses a smartphone, including you.
Apple has spoken a lot over the past year about how much it values the security of its customers' data, but it wasn't until early this morning that Apple really took a stand for it. Hours after a court order came down mandating that Apple assist law enforcement in breaking into a locked iPhone, Apple CEO Tim Cook published a long note on his company's website saying that Apple would oppose the order, which it viewed as "an unprecedented step which threatens the security of our customers."
Why do you buy games? It seems like a simple question, but it has many answers. Do you want something that's going to last, or do you want to be told a story? Do you want to do something, or feel something? Or both? One fan of Campo Santo's Firewatch loved the game, but was thinking about getting their money back due to its length.
Android Wear is a rather useful addition to your arsenal of technology, but getting to know a completely new device can be overwhelming. Here's everything you need to know about setting up, tweaking, and using your new Android Wear watch.
Facebook's Android and iPhone apps still aren't great. The iPhone app has had bugs that cause it to drain battery in the background, and Facebook once even reportedly made its Android app crash on purpose. And don't even get us started on the Android app's permissions.


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He's living a lie. Dante Ramos: Champion. Ladies' man. Party animal. Women want him, and men either want to be him or put his lights out for sleeping with their girlfriends. It's all an act. Inside, he's so full of self-loathing he's on a fast-track to self-destruction. She's living in the shadows. Meeting Michelle at a support group for assault survivors shows Dante a new world of possibilities. Finally, someone in his life might understand him, and she creates in him a fierce need to protect. Trouble is, Dante lives his life in the spotlight, and the only thing Michelle wants is a place to hide.