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10 Common Misconceptions About Combustion Safety
BY VI RAPP, BRETT SINGER and IAIN WALKER
This online-only article is a supplement to the March/April 2014 print edition of Home Energy Magazine.
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In the home performance industry, most standards require extensive testing to identify vented appliances that could backdraft and spill exhaust gases, particularly when homes are air-sealed. But how good are these tests at finding problems? And how real are the risks? In this article, we answer these questions by addressing ten common misconceptions about combustion safety.
1. Carbon monoxide from backdrafting gas appliances kills hundreds of people each year
CO fatalities from backdrafting appliances are extremely rare. According to a 2012 report by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), an average of 169 deaths occurred each year from unintentional carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning between 2007 and 2009. On average, 52 were associated with household gas appliances and most of these were attributed to furnaces or portable heaters (see Figure 1).
Source of CO Poisoning In the Home
Figure 1. Distribution of 52 average annual CO poisoning deaths from common household gas appliances published by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (Hnatov, 2012).
CO Distribution In a House
Figure 2. Sample CO concentrations from a fireplace measured at the mantel and the living room (Francisco et al., 2010).
Fan Flow, Depressurization, and Airtightness in a House
Figure 3. Relationship between fan flow, depressurization, and airtightness for a 1,000 ft2 home using the standard power law relation.
Steady State CO Concentrations in a House
Figure 4. Steady-state indoor CO concentrations in a 1,000 ft2, 4 ACH50 home with a 40,000 Btu/hr appliance spilling continuously with varying levels of air-free CO in the exhaust. Increasing depressurization decreases indoor concentrations.
CO Test Results from Water Heaters and Furnaces
Figure 5. CO test results from 1,356 water heaters and 548 furnaces located in Minnesota (Bohac & Cheple, 2002).
The incident reports noted that deaths were generally a result of compromised vent systems, flue passageways, and chimneys, improper installation and poor maintenance. A few appliances had vents blocked by soot resulting from inefficient combustion caused by factors such as leaky or clogged burners, an over-firing condition, or inadequate combustion air. Some furnace incidents included compromised heat exchanges and access panels that were removed or improperly sealed.
The CPSC report mentioned backdrafting as a factor in only one case. But, the vast majority of CO fatalities involved a severely malfunctioning appliance and venting system. While CO fatalities from combustion appliances appear to be rare, sub-lethal CO exposure may be a larger problem. However, we currently lack the exposure and health vulnerability information needed to quantify the hazard of sub-lethal CO associated with backdrafting appliances (or any other source for that mater). Regardless, ensuring gas appliances and venting systems are properly installed, are operating normally, and are well maintained will protect against both fatal and sub-lethal exposures to CO.
2. Carbon monoxide is the only pollutant of concern associated with combustion spillage
Although carbon monoxide (CO) is a primary concern, other combustion products, such as oxides of nitrogen and water, can also produce health hazards. The two most prevalent oxides of nitrogen are nitric oxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2). Both NO and NO2 are toxic gases, but NO2 is highly reactive and corrosive. Short-term exposures to NO2 can results in respiratory stress; chest pain; and eye, nose, and throat irritation. The largest by-product of combustion is water, which can lead to moisture related problems including mold. Because combustion appliances can generate hazardous pollutants, it is important to ensure that all combustion appliances are properly vented outside the living space.
3. Combustion safety diagnostics have a zero-tolerance policy for exhaust gas spillage
Almost all combustion safety diagnostic procedures allow appliances to spill some exhaust gas into the home. The diagnostics provide strict regulations for preventing depressurization-induced spillage from gas water heaters and furnaces. Yet, many procedures ignore the fact that cooking burners, ovens, vent-free heaters, and vent-free fireplaces directly emit 100% of their exhaust gases into the home. Additionally, some procedures allow homes to pass for combustion safety without addressing emissions from vent-free appliances. For example, vent-free heaters and fireplaces spill all of their exhaust gases by design and are considered acceptable in many parts of the country – though not in California, Michigan, Wisconsin, and a few U.S. cities.
According to a study conducted by researchers at the University of Illinois (Francisco et al., Indoor Air 2010; 20: 370–379), vent-free fireplaces can, "produce indoor air concentrations considered to be unhealthy to at least sensitive or at-risk individuals." In the study, measured nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels exceeded the U.S. EPA's 1-h health protection standard for outdoor air in 80% of the homes, regardless of usage; the EPA's 8-h standard for CO was exceeded in 20% of homes when usage patterns did not comply with industry recommendations. Amazingly, these problems were found in just 3-4 days of measurements!
Figure 2 shows an example of the CO measurements from one home in the Illinois study. CO was measured at the mantel of the fireplace and in the living room. Figure 2 shows that CO distributes almost instantaneously throughout the house (using 1-min sampling intervals), as concentrations in the living room and the fireplace room are equal when the fireplace is operating. Although the concentrations in the fireplace room and the living room are far below life threatening, the results indicate that everyone inside the home would be at risk if the appliance emitted hazardous concentrations. Therefore, the risk of exposure should be assessed using the entire living space of the home, not just the combustion appliance zone.
4. Combustion appliances ALWAYS backdraft if the house is depressurized beyond the industry standard test thresholds
How effectively appliances vent exhaust gases does not solely depend on depressurization. Normal venting, or draft, largely depends on the firing rate of the appliance, the weather, and the vent system design. Appliances with higher firing rates produce hotter exhaust gases that result in larger upward (buoyant) forces. The large buoyant forces from the hot exhaust gases increase draft and more effectively heat the vent system.
Weather conditions can also impact draft. Cold weather conditions often improve draft from appliances because increasing the temperature difference between the hot exhaust gases and the outdoors increases buoyancy-driven ventilation. Conversely, if a cold downdraft is established before the appliance begins operating, then the appliance will have more difficulty reversing the flow and establishing draft after the burner fires. During warm weather conditions, the likelihood of downdraft increases because the indoor temperature is often lower than the outdoor temperature, reversing flow in the vent.
In addition to outdoor temperature, wind can also affect draft from vented appliances. Research conducted by Koontz et al. [GRI Report: GRI-01-250, 2001] showed that houses were more likely to fail combustion safety tests during low wind speeds than high wind speeds. Depending on the vent cap and the location of the vent termination on the roof, windy conditions generally aid in venting exhaust gases.
Although the firing rate, outdoor temperature, and wind contribute to buoyant forces needed for establishing draft, a good venting system is required for maximizing buoyancy driven ventilation. A vent system design that maximizes buoyancy driven ventilation can ensure draft even in cases when the house is depressurized beyond the industry standard test thresholds. For example, appliances with vent systems that consist of a tall, straight stack may be capable of establishing draft even when depressurization far exceeds industry standard test thresholds. In contrast, the same appliances with vent systems that contain multiple elbows or long horizontal runs may backdraft when the house is depressurized less than the protocol thresholds.
Because vent systems are not trivial, local and national codes provide guidelines for reducing the risk of backdrafting and spillage. A weatherization study conducted in Minnesota (Bohac, D. and Cheple, M., 2002) showed that vent system complying with the National Fuel Gas Code were more likely to establish draft, even when the house is depressurized to industry standard test thresholds.
5. Increasing depressurization increases the risk of very high pollutant concentrations in the home
Increasing depressurization actually reduces the risk of high pollutant concentrations. It is true that increasing house depressurization increases the risk of spillage. This is because increasing depressurization increases the likelihood of downward flow in the vent and increases the flow rate of the downward flow. However, higher flow rates of outdoor air entering the house means higher flow rates of indoor air leaving the home, thus removing more indoor pollutants. To better understand the relationship between fan flow and depressurization, Figure 3 provides a graphical representation for a 1000 ft2 home with varying tightness (ACH50). This figure was generated using the standard power law relation, Q = C(∆p)n, where n is assumed to be 0.65 and C, the flow coefficient, is determined using the ACH50. We can see that for a reasonably tight home (ACH50=4), a fan flow of 125 cfm is needed to depressurize the house to -5 Pa.
To explore the impact of increasing dilution with more depressurization, we calculated the concentrations that would result from an appliance spilling exhaust into a house modeled as a well-mixed single-zone (or box). As shown in Figure 2, CO distributes almost instantaneously throughout the house; therefore, the risk of exposure should be assessed using the entire home not just the combustion appliance zone. Figure 4 shows the results for a 1000 ft2, 4 ACH50 home with a 40,000 BTU/hr appliance – a common size for a storage water heater, small central furnace or large wall furnace – continuously spilling 200 ppm or 400 ppm of air-free CO. The CO emission rates are based on the allowable BPI and RESNET limits (200 ppm) and on the ANSI limits for furnaces and water heaters (400 ppm). The results show that increasing depressurization actually reduces pollutant concentrations inside the home due to the contribution of additional dilution air.
6. Short spillage events can produce very high pollutant concentrations in the home
Short spillage events are very unlikely to generate high, life-threatening indoor pollutant concentrations. This is because indoor pollutant concentrations depend on the total mass (amount) of pollutant in the home at a given time. The mass of pollutants released by an appliance depends on the burner firing-rate (size), the duration of operation, and the concentration of the pollutant in the flue gases. Over long periods of time, indoor concentrations depend on the air exchange rate of the house.
In order to better understand the relationship between appliance spillage and indoor concentration, let's go through a simple example. A 40,000 BTU/hr appliance produces about 400 ft3 of exhaust per hour (about 100 ft3 of exhaust for every 10,000 BTU). In five minutes,the appliance can produce about 33 ft3 of exhaust that could enter a home. In a 1000 ft2 home with 8 ft. ceilings the appliance exhaust makes up about 0.4% of the air in the home. Even if the exhaust has 1000 ppm of air-free CO, the concentration in the home would only be about 4 ppm of CO. If the appliance spilled for ten minutes, then the indoor concentration would only be about 8 ppm of CO. These results indicate that short spillage events are very unlikely to generate high, life threatening pollutant concentrations in the home.
7. Compared to other vented appliances, water heaters have the highest risk of harming occupants
Water heaters are less likely to result in an indoor air quality hazard than other appliances because they are typically operated for short periods of time and generally produce little to no CO or NO2. Water heaters are commonly believed to have the highest risk of causing harm because they are operated during warm weather conditions, which increases the likelihood of downdrafting (due to the reverse stack effect) and backdrafting (due to a lower temperature difference between the flue and the outdoors). However, water heaters are generally operated for short periods of time, reducing the risk of ongoing pollutant production and entry into homes. According to a study that monitored water heater operation in 143 California homes for one-week (Mullen et al., LBNL-6374E, 2013), 95% of the homes monitored had a maximum water heater operating time of 2.3 hours in an 8-hour period. Furnaces, specifically wall and floor furnaces, pose a larger risk than water heaters because they operate more frequently during some seasons and if undersized, they can operate continuously.
In addition to operating for short periods of time, water heaters generally emit low concentrations of CO and NO2. As mentioned by Rick Karg in the July/August 2013 issue of Home Energy, most gas appliances operate with 4-9% excess oxygen, reducing the risk of CO production from combustion. Bohac and Cheple (2002) measured CO from 1,356 water heaters and 548 furnaces during downdrafting conditions in Minnesota. They found that only 2% of water heaters had CO concentrations greater than 500 ppm, while 7% of the furnaces had CO concentrations greater than 500 ppm. Figure 5, provides a summary of their CO test results from water heaters and furnaces. The authors noted that a standard "clean and tune" resolved many of the CO problems. A study in California (Singer et al., CEC-500-2009-099; 2009) showed that functioning storage water heaters and furnaces rarely emit enough NO2 to result in an indoor air quality hazard. Based on these results, we cannot confirm that water heaters present a greater risk than other vented appliances.
8. Carbon monoxide alarms protect occupants from short-term and long-term carbon monoxide exposure
Most carbon monoxide alarms available on the U.S. mass market are designed to protect healthy adults against short-term CO exposure that could result in death or hospitalization. According to the UL-2034, CO alarms are to remain silent during "long term, low level carbon monoxide exposures." The alarms allow indoor CO concentrations of 30 ppm for up to 30 days, 70 ppm for up to 4 hours, 150 ppm for up to 50 minutes, and 400 ppm for up to 15 minutes. These limits do not protect against CO levels that are deemed unacceptable for the general population. For example, the CO limits set by the EPA National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) [EPA, 2012] are 35 ppm for 1 hour and 9 ppm for 8 hours, well below the UL-2034 CO alarm limits. Low-level CO alarms are available, but they may not meet code requirements for CO alarms and may be difficult to obtain unless you are a building professional. Even though most CO alarms provide partial protection, a CO alarm is essential if you have a combustion appliance that is not direct vent located in your home.
9. "Worst-case depressurization" means worst-case for appliance venting
The worst-case for appliance venting does not always include "worst-case depressurization" conditions. In order to understand why, let's first review what "worst-case depressurization" means. "Worst-case depressurization" is the maximum differential pressure between the combustion appliance zone (CAZ) and the outdoors induced only by exhaust fans. This is measured by subtracting the baseline pressure from the maximum CAZ differential pressure. The baseline pressure is the differential pressure between CAZ and outdoors when no exhaust fans are operating. The maximum CAZ differential pressure is determined by turning on all the exhaust fans, and configuring the interior doors to maximize depressurization between the CAZ and outdoors. The purpose of this method is to eliminate effects from weather and determine the maximum house depressurization induced by exhaust fans. This method is problematic because weather is also capable of affecting house depressurization. Removing depressurization and pressurization induced by weather can result in a false indication that an appliance experiences more or less depressurized than normal over the course of a year.
Additionally, the "worst-case depressurization" measurement does not provide an accurate indication of the likelihood of spillage from a combustion appliance. Instead of assessing weather and fan-induced depressurization, it assesses depressurization only from fans installed in the home at the time of the test. If fans are replaced and weather remains the same, then the worst-case situation could arise from a combination of weather with some fan use. Additionally, effects of depressurization on a combustion appliance must include the effects of weather to accurately capture the risk of spillage. An instantaneous measurement on a given day may not provide an accurate representation of the venting performance over the course of a year. Therefore, a probability-based metric is needed properly identify the risk of depressurization-induced spillage.
10. In tight homes, all appliances should be direct vent or installed outside the living space
For naturally vented appliances in tight homes (2 ACH50 to 4 ACH50), several problematic events must coincide to generate a health risk. In very tight homes (2 ACH50 or tighter), problematic events are also necessary but more likely to occur. The combination of low air exchange rate and increased risk of spillage significantly increases the potential for prolonged pollutant exposure. Therefore, in very tight homes, all combustion appliances should be direct vent or installed outside the living space.
A key to reducing health risk associated with spillage is a properly functioning appliance and a connected, well-designed vent system. The simulated results show that although depressurization can increase the likelihood of backdrafting and spillage, depressurization also increases airflow into the house, thus increasing the rate of indoor pollutant dilution and removal. Although current combustion safety tests provide a first step towards mitigating hazards, the tests do not assess the risk of a home being depressurized long enough to create an IAQ problem, assuming the appliance is malfunctioning. A diagnostic that effectively mitigates risk must consider physical parameters (i.e., house size, burner, size, and house tightness), the flow required to depressurize the house, and statistical parameters (i.e. weather, appliance operational patterns, and occupant behavior) associated with combustion spillage.
Combustion safety assurance should target effective risk mitigation and management, not risk elimination. Incorporating a probability-based metric that identifies the risk of prolonged depressurization over the course of a year will assist in identifying homes that are truly high risk. Additionally, spillage from the highest risk appliances, such as stoves, ovens, and unvented heaters should be identified and addressed. By ensuring appliances are functioning properly, the vent system design meets local codes, and removing or venting unvented appliances, we can significantly reduce the risk of spillage and exposure to harmful indoor pollutants.
Vi Rapp is a postdoctoral fellow, Brett Singer is a staff scientist, and Iain Walker is a staff scientist and group leader doing research with the Residential Building Systems group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL).
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Towards the end of every year, magazine editors, television producers, bloggers, and miscellaneous people on the internet compile their Best and Worst of Lists. Music lovers tend to release their favorite (and least favorite) songs of the year. And unlike books or movies, songs can carry over into the next year and constantly play on the radio, thus making us want to pull out our hair and also the radios from our cars and throw it out the window if we ever hear that one hit song from last year again.
In the spirit of hating on tunes, here are some of our picks for songs that should stay in 2013 and never show their face in 2014 – or every year moving forward.
Click here to listen to the entire list on Spotify!
Traci's Picks:
What Does The Fox Say? – Ylvis
Just like Gangnam Style before it, 2013 needed one of these novelty songs and Norwegian duo Ylvis filled that quota. This song wasn't even made as a real track – if you don't know the story, brothers Vegard and Bård Ylvisåker are hosts of a popular talk show in Norway. They created What Does The Fox Say? as a music video to promote their show, and the video went viral and here we are. But let's just let the fox and its mysterious sounds in 2013, shall we?
Blurred Lines – Robin Thicke ft. T.I. and Pharrell
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Thrift Shop – Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
"They had a broken keyboard, I bought a broken keyboard, I bought a skeet blanket, then I bought a kneeboard." This song is nominated for not one but TWO Grammys, y'all. GRAMMYS.
Timber – Pitbull ft. Ke$ha
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#thatPOWER – will.i.am ft. Justin Bieber
When Justin Bieber is 50 years old, he's going to wish he could do 2013 over again. He's also going to wish he never agreed to do this horrific song with a Black Eyed Pea.
Molly's Picks
Radioactive – Imagine Dragons
As I've said before, Imagine Dragons sounds like the name of a pretend band created by two eight-year-old boys who are really into Lego. Let's allow this song to fade into 2013 and just imagine the dragons from now on.
[Note: I'm noticing a lot of these songs were released in late 2012, but they all climbed the charts in 2013.]
Can't Hold Us – Mackelmore
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Don't You Worry Child – Swedish House Mafia
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In the previous century Eindhoven knew many local 'kermisses', almost every neighborhood had their own kermis. Some bigger then others, but in general they had the appeal of local fairgrounds of smaller towns. Very nice for the locals, but not something to attract many remote people. However in 2002 the local government decided to group it all together, to have the appeal of a big city fair. Therefore they created Park Hilaria, that combines all fairs together and therefore brings fun for every one, has their own terraces and places to eat. It now takes place for the 17th time.
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Uncle Bill again. This puzzled me for a moment until Ed explained he operated landing craft in the Navy. I remember late in his life Bill at some family party, and somehow the topic got on the military (or maybe it was the fire company after Franky had passed away?), and he got a bit of the thousand yard stare -- as he recalled how you never forget picking up the broken bodies of the dead when on burial detail. One of the few times I ever saw a WWII vet get emotional over their experiences in person.
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Video Game Review: Super C (NES)
December 23, 2019 by Talking Pulp	in Reviews, Video Game Review and tagged action, adventure, Contra, NES, platformer, review, sci-fi, shooter, side scroller, vertical scroller, video game, war
Contra was a massive game for the original Nintendo. Super C, its first sequel also did well but it wasn't a phenomenon like its predecessor. I think that the reason why has a lot to do with the Konami Code giving you 30 lives in Contra but only 10 in Super C, a game that was actually harder.
For the most part, this plays and feels exactly like the first game except for one major change.
The levels in the first game where you walk through two fortresses with your back to the camera and move forward in almost a 3D effect are now replaced with vertical scrolling bird's eye view levels, which kind of suck. The main reason is that jumping is disabled due to the mechanics of the level and therefore, evading a volley of bullets from baddies is much more difficult. I'm not sure why they changed this but I prefer the alternate non-side scrolling levels of the first game a lot more.
However, the game sort of makes up for that mistake in the level design of the standard side scrolling levels. We now have levels that feature side and vertical scrolling, as well as slanted platforms that add to the challenge but make this game feel more advanced.
I also thought that most of the boss battles were really fun, even if the bosses here aren't as iconic as those from its predecessor. In regards to bosses, my only complaint is that the final boss is one of the easiest in the franchise and a total cakewalk as a final boss. But at least the boss looked damn cool.
Ultimately, this isn't as good as the first game but it's still in the same ballpark and for fans that love Contra that haven't actually given Super C a fair shot, it's worth your time, especially because its just like playing new levels in a game you already love. But with less lives available, it'd behoove you to be less reckless.
Pairs well with: other side scrolling action games for the classic Nintendo, which narrows it down to about 8 dozen games. But definitely the original Contra.
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Police officer rescues woman trapped in fiery car crash
Police: Officer was soaked with gasoline, covered in blood
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Howard County police Cpl. Craig Ream
SOURCE: Howard County police
A Howard County police officer en route to work rescued a young woman trapped inside a burning car Friday.Cpl. Craig Ream, a member of the Police Department's tactical team, was about to help serve a search warrant when he came upon a crash on Route 97 in Carroll County at about 3 a.m. Police said one vehicle was badly damaged and another was down an embankment, upside-down and on fire.When a fire extinguisher had little effect on the flames, Ream crawled under to the windshield area, squeezing his way inside, where he found a young woman trapped inside. Ream grabbed the woman and pulled her out of the car, up the hill, where Carroll County Sheriff's Deputy Cpl. Gunnar Burdt provided assistance.The woman, later identified as Casey Marie Bellofatto, 18, of Sykesville, was flown to Shock Trauma, where she remained Friday afternoon in critical condition.Ream, soaked with gasoline and covered in blood, was taken to Howard County General Hospital for burns, cuts and scrapes."This took amazing courage," said Police Chief William McMahon. "I couldn't be more proud. We hear the word 'hero' used all the time, but Craig's actions this morning were truly heroic."State police continued to investigate a cause of the crash.
A Howard County police officer en route to work rescued a young woman trapped inside a burning car Friday.
Cpl. Craig Ream, a member of the Police Department's tactical team, was about to help serve a search warrant when he came upon a crash on Route 97 in Carroll County at about 3 a.m. Police said one vehicle was badly damaged and another was down an embankment, upside-down and on fire.
When a fire extinguisher had little effect on the flames, Ream crawled under to the windshield area, squeezing his way inside, where he found a young woman trapped inside. Ream grabbed the woman and pulled her out of the car, up the hill, where Carroll County Sheriff's Deputy Cpl. Gunnar Burdt provided assistance.
The woman, later identified as Casey Marie Bellofatto, 18, of Sykesville, was flown to Shock Trauma, where she remained Friday afternoon in critical condition.
Ream, soaked with gasoline and covered in blood, was taken to Howard County General Hospital for burns, cuts and scrapes.
"This took amazing courage," said Police Chief William McMahon. "I couldn't be more proud. We hear the word 'hero' used all the time, but Craig's actions this morning were truly heroic."
State police continued to investigate a cause of the crash.


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HomeNorth Korea says US 'mugged' its diplomats in New York
North Korea says US 'mugged' its diplomats in New York
The alleged incident took place at John F Kennedy Airport in New York
(BBC NEWS) — North Korea has accused the US authorities of "literally mugging" its diplomats at a New York airport.
A spokesman for the secretive state said its officials had been "robbed" of a diplomatic package at John F Kennedy Airport on Friday.
North Korea's state news agency KCNA said the incident proved the US was a "lawless gangster state".
The White House – which considers "solving" the North Korea crisis a priority – has yet to comment.
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The North Korean diplomats were reportedly returning from a UN conference on disability rights when the incident – branded by KCNA as a "illegal and heinous act of provocation" – took place.
"The international community needs to seriously reconsider whether or not New York, where such an outrageous mugging is rampant, is fit to serve as the venue for international meetings," KCNA said.
This alleged incident marks the latest addition to a catalogue of increasingly strained tensions between the two countries.
Last week, North Korea returned US university student Otto Warmbier to his family, more than a year after he had been sentenced to 15 years' hard labour.
Mr Warmbier was in a coma, showed no understanding of language, and had extensive brain tissue loss.
Pyongyang said Mr Warmbier's coma was caused by botulism and a sleeping pill he took after his trial last year.
However, US doctors disputed this, while Mr Warmbier's father said: "Even if you believe their explanation of botulism and a sleeping pill causing the coma – and we don't – there's no excuse for a civilised nation to have kept his condition secret and to have denied him top notch medical care."
North Korea had accused Mr Warmbier – who had been on a tour of the country – of stealing a propaganda sign, claims disputed by those who were with him on the trip.
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EURETINA – European Retina, Macula and Vitreous Society – was set up as a non-profit organization in June 2000, in Hamburg, Germany. The 1st EURETINA Congress was held in 2001 and had just over 200 participants.
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Google+ Is No More, But So What?
Search giant has finally given up on its social network.
The social network that no one wanted and no one used has been shut down, because no one wanted it or used it. Yes, Google+ has gone to the great social media retirement home in the sky, having failed to gain any significant support.
For everyone else, their Google+ accounts, both personal and business, shut down today.
If you're like the majority of Google+ account holders, this will have little to no impact on your life or business. Chances are you never even knew you had an account. After an initial rush to join the network on its launch, most users gave up on it fairly quickly. Google would later try forcing the network on people, making it a necessary part of signing up to its other services, including YouTube, but ultimately very few people every used their accounts.
If you have photos stored in your account, these will be stored in Google Photos, which isn't going anywhere, and it won't affect Google My Business listings either. Effects it will have include events created in Google+ being removed from Google Calendar.
The continuing existence of Google My Business is good news. It's not a social network, but it does enable potential customers to find out more about your organisation and for you to reach them with articles and announcements.
Of course, if you're in the minority of users who actively used Google+ for business, then this shutdown is going to be more painful. Your best bet, if you're in that situation is probably to focus your attention on a different social network, such as Facebook or LinkedIn, which similarly allow for customer engagement, with the benefit of having much larger active userbases.
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If you take Prilosec or Zantac for acid reflux, a beta blocker for high blood pressure, or Xanax for anxiety, you may be increasing your risk of depression.
More than 200 common medications sold in the U.S. include depression as a potential side effect. Sometimes, the risk stems from taking several drugs at the same time. Now, a new study finds people who take these medicines are, in fact, more likely to be depressed.
The list includes a wide range of commonly taken medications. Among them are certain types of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) (used to treat acid reflux), beta blockers, anxiety drugs, painkillers including ibuprofen, ACE inhibitors (used to treat high blood pressure), and anti-convulsant drugs.
"The more of these medications you're taking, the more likely you are to report depression," says study author Mark Olfson, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University.
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The 2020–21 Indiana Pacers season was Indiana's 54th season as a franchise and 45th season in the NBA. The Pacers replaced Nate McMillan, with former Toronto Raptors assistant coach Nate Bjorkgren.

The Pacers missed the playoffs for the first time since 2015 following a loss to the Washington Wizards in the play-in tournament, ending a six-year playoff streak. Due to this, with multiple other factors, Bjorkgren was fired.

NBA draft

Entering the 2020 NBA draft, the Pacers only held one second-round pick. Their own first-round selection was traded as an incentive to acquire Malcolm Brogdon from the Milwaukee Bucks via sign and trade.

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Standings

Division

Conference

Notes
 z – Clinched home court advantage for the entire playoffs
 c – Clinched home court advantage for the conference playoffs
 y – Clinched division title
 x – Clinched playoff spot
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Regular season

|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 1
| December 23
| New York
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| Domantas Sabonis (32)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| Malcolm Brogdon (8)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 1–0
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 2
| December 26
| @ Chicago
|
| T. J. Warren (23)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| United Center0
| 2–0
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 3
| December 27
| Boston
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| Malcolm Brogdon (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| T. J. McConnell (7)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 3–0
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 4
| December 29
| Boston
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| Victor Oladipo (24)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Domantas Sabonis (8)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 3–1
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 5
| December 31
| Cleveland
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| Domantas Sabonis (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Victor Oladipo (8)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 4–1

|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 6
| January 2
| New York
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| Malcolm Brogdon (33)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| Malcolm Brogdon (7)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 4–2
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 7
| January 4
| @ New Orleans
|
| Victor Oladipo (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Malcolm Brogdon (11)
| Smoothie King Center0
| 5–2
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 8
| January 6
| Houston
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| Malcolm Brogdon (35)
| Domantas Sabonis (12)
| Malcolm Brogdon (7)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 6–2
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 9
| January 9
| Phoenix
|
| Domantas Sabonis (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (22)
| Malcolm Brogdon (9)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 6–3
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 10
| January 11
| @ Sacramento
|
| Domantas Sabonis (28)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Malcolm Brogdon (9)
| Golden 1 Center0
| 6–4
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 11
| January 12
| @ Golden State
|
| Myles Turner (22)
| Domantas Sabonis (14)
| Aaron Holiday (12)
| Chase Center0
| 7–4
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 12
| January 14
| @ Portland
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (15)
| T. J. McConnell (8)
| Moda Center0
| 8–4
|-style="background:#ccc;"
| –
| January 16
| @ Phoenix
| colspan="6" | Postponed (COVID-19) (Makeup date: March 13)
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 13
| January 17
| @ L. A. Clippers
|
| Doug McDermott (23)
| Domantas Sabonis (14)
| Malcolm Brogdon (8)
| Staples Center0
| 8–5
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 14
| January 20
| Dallas
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (26)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| T. J. McConnell (6)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 8–6
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 15
| January 22
| Orlando
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| Malcolm Brogdon (23)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Domantas Sabonis (9)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 9–6
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 16
| January 24
| Toronto
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| Myles Turner (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (19)
| T. J. McConnell (7)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 9–7
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 17
| January 25
| Toronto
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (36)
| Myles Turner (9)
| Brogdon, McConnell (9)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 10–7
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 18
| January 27
| @ Charlotte
|
| Doug McDermott (28)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Spectrum Center0
| 11–7
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 19
| January 29
| @ Charlotte
|
| Domantas Sabonis (22)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Malcolm Brogdon (8)
| Spectrum Center0
| 11–8
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 20
| January 31
| Philadelphia
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (8)
| T. J. McConnell (8)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 11–9

|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 21
| February 2
| Memphis
|
| Domantas Sabonis (32)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| Brogdon, McConnell (8)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 12–9
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 22
| February 3
| @ Milwaukee
|
| Domantas Sabonis (33)
| Domantas Sabonis (12)
| T. J. McConnell (12)
| Fiserv Forum0
| 12–10
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 23
| February 5
| New Orleans
|
| Justin Holiday (22)
| J. Holiday, Lamb, McDermott, Sabonis, Turner (6)
| T. J. McConnell (15)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 12–11
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 24
| February 7
| Utah
|
| Domantas Sabonis (20)
| Domantas Sabonis (9)
| Malcolm Brogdon (7)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 12–12
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 25
| February 10
| @ Brooklyn
|
| Domantas Sabonis (18)
| Domantas Sabonis (9)
| Malcolm Brogdon (6)
| Barclays Center0
| 12–13
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 26
| February 11
| @ Detroit
|
| Domantas Sabonis (26)
| Malcolm Brogdon (9)
| Domantas Sabonis (8)
| Little Caesars Arena0
| 13–13
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 27
| February 13
| @ Atlanta
|
| Doug McDermott (26)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| T. J. McConnell (12)
| State Farm Arena1,393
| 14–13
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 28
| February 15
| Chicago
|
| Domantas Sabonis (25)
| Malcolm Brogdon (15)
| Domantas Sabonis (5)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 14–14
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 29
| February 17
| @ Minnesota
|
| Domantas Sabonis (36)
| Domantas Sabonis (17)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Target Center0
| 15–14
|-style="background:#ccc;"
| –
| February 20
| @ Houston
| colspan="6" | Postponed (winter storm) (Makeup date: April 14)
|-style="background:#ccc;"
| –
| February 22
| San Antonio
| colspan="6" | Postponed (COVID-19) (Makeup date: April 19)
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 30
| February 24
| Golden State
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (24)
| Domantas Sabonis (16)
| T. J. McConnell (6)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 15–15
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 31
| February 26
| @ Boston
|
| Domantas Sabonis (24)
| Myles Turner (10)
| Domantas Sabonis (9)
| TD Garden0
| 15–16
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 32
| February 27
| @ New York
|
| Doug McDermott (20)
| Domantas Sabonis (7)
| T. J. McConnell (12)
| Madison Square Garden1,981
| 15–17

|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 33
| March 1
| @ Philadelphia
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (20)
| Domantas Sabonis (9)
| Domantas Sabonis (7)
| Wells Fargo Center0
| 15–18
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 34
| March 3
| @ Cleveland
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (29)
| Domantas Sabonis (5)
| T. J. McConnell (13)
| Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse2,720
| 16–18
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 35
| March 4
| Denver
|
| Myles Turner (22)
| Myles Turner (12)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 16–19
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 36
| March 12
| @ L. A. Lakers
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (29)
| Domantas Sabonis (14)
| Domantas Sabonis (8)
| Staples Center0
| 16–20
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 37
| March 13
| @ Phoenix
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Phoenix Suns Arena3,166
| 17–20
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 38
| March 15
| @ Denver
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (24)
| Sabonis, Turner (9)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Ball Arena0
| 17–21
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 39
| March 17
| Brooklyn
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (24)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 17–22
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 40
| March 19
| @ Miami
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (27)
| Domantas Sabonis (15)
| T. J. McConnell (15)
| American Airlines Arena0
| 18–22
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 41
| March 21
| @ Miami
|
| Domantas Sabonis (17)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Malcolm Brogdon (10)
| American Airlines Arena0
| 19–22
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 42
| March 22
| @ Milwaukee
|
| Domantas Sabonis (22)
| Domantas Sabonis (9)
| T. J. McConnell (7)
| Fiserv Forum3,280
| 19–23
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 43
| March 24
| Detroit
|
| Caris LeVert (28)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| T. J. McConnell (5)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 20–23
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 44
| March 26
| @ Dallas
|
| Brogdon, Sabonis (22)
| Domantas Sabonis (15)
| Domantas Sabonis (5)
| American Airlines Center4,132
| 21–23
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 45
| March 29
| @ Washington
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| Domantas Sabonis (35)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| T. J. McConnell (9)
| Capital One Arena0
| 21–24
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 46
| March 31
| Miami
|
| Myles Turner (15)
| Domantas Sabonis (14)
| Caris LeVert (6)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 21–25

|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 47
| April 2
| Charlotte
|
| Caris LeVert (16)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| T. J. McConnell (7)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 21–26
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 48
| April 3
| @ San Antonio
|
| Caris LeVert (26)
| Bitadze, Turner (7)
| Caris LeVert (9)
| AT&T Center3,276
| 22–26
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 49
| April 6
| Chicago
|
| Caris LeVert (10)
| Lamb, LeVert (6)
| Goga Bitadze (6)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 22–27
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 50
| April 7
| Minnesota
|
| Aaron Holiday (22)
| Kelan Martin (6)
| T. J. McConnell (15)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 23–27
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 51
| April 9
| @ Orlando
|
| Aaron Holiday (20)
| Domantas Sabonis (15)
| T. J. McConnell (9)
| Amway Center3,777
| 24–27
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 52
| April 11
| @ Memphis
|
| Caris LeVert (34)
| Malcolm Brogdon (29)
| Domantas Sabonis (18)
| FedEx Forum0
| 25–27
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 53
| April 13
| L. A. Clippers
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (29)
| Caris LeVert (26)
| Domantas Sabonis (20)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 25–28
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 54
| April 14
| @ Houston
|
| Caris LeVert (27)
| Malcolm Brogdon (14)
| Malcolm Brogdon (9)
| Toyota Center3,293
| 26–28
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 55
| April 16
| @ Utah
|
| Caris LeVert (24)
| Domantas Sabonis (15)
| T. J. McConnell (8)
| Vivint Arena5,546
| 26–29
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 56
| April 18
| @ Atlanta
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (29)
| Domantas Sabonis (14)
| Malcolm Brogdon (8)
| State Farm Arena0
| 26–30
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 57
| April 19
| San Antonio
|
| Brogdon, LeVert (18)
| Goga Bitadze (9)
| Edmond Sumner (6)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 26–31
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 58
| April 21
| Oklahoma City
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (29)
| Malcolm Brogdon (15)
| T. J. McConnell (8)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 27–31
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 59
| April 24
| Detroit
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (26)
| Oshae Brissett (11)
| T. J. McConnell (13)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 28–31
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 60
| April 25
| @ Orlando
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (24)
| Brissett, Brogdon (8)
| Malcolm Brogdon (9)
| Amway Center3,519
| 29–31
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 61
| April 27
| Portland
|
| Brissett, Brogdon (18)
| Oshae Brissett (10)
| T. J. McConnell (6)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 29–32
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 62
| April 29
| Brooklyn
|
| Caris LeVert (36)
| Oshae Brissett (9)
| LeVert, McConnell (5)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse 0
| 29–33

|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 63
| May 1
| @ Oklahoma City
|
| Doug McDermott (31)
| Domantas Sabonis (19)
| Domantas Sabonis (14)
| Chesapeake Energy Arena0
| 30–33
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 64
| May 3
| @ Washington
|
| Caris LeVert (33)
| Domantas Sabonis (32)
| Justin Holiday (15)
| Capital One Arena0
| 30–34
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 65
| May 5
| Sacramento
|
| Caris LeVert (14)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 30–35
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 66
| May 6
| Atlanta
|
| Domantas Sabonis (30)
| Brissett, Sabonis (8)
| Caris LeVert (12)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 31–35
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 67
| May 8
| Washington
|
| Caris LeVert (35)
| Caris LeVert (14)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 31–36
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 68
| May 11
| @ Cleveland
|
| Kelan Martin (25)
| Domantas Sabonis (20)
| Caris LeVert (10)
| Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse4,148
| 32–36
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 69
| May 12
| Philadelphia
|
| Caris LeVert (24)
| Domantas Sabonis (13)
| Domantas Sabonis (15)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 33–36
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 70
| May 14
| Milwaukee
|
| Justin Holiday (26)
| Kelan Martin (9)
| Domantas Sabonis (14)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 33–37
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 71
| May 15
| L. A. Lakers
|
| Caris LeVert (28)
| Goga Bitadze (7)
| Caris LeVert (12)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 33–38
|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 72
| May 16
| @ Toronto
|
| Oshae Brissett (31)
| Domantas Sabonis (16)
| T. J. McConnell (17)
| Amalie Arena0
| 34–38

Play-in

|-style="background:#cfc;"
| 1
| May 19
| Charlotte
|
| Oshae Brissett (23)
| Domantas Sabonis (21)
| Domantas Sabonis (9)
| Bankers Life Fieldhouse0
| 1–0
|-style="background:#fcc;"
| 2
| May 21
| @ Washington
|
| Malcolm Brogdon (24)
| Domantas Sabonis (11)
| Domantas Sabonis (10)
| Capital One Arena0
| 1–1

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In this program sum and average of of the given numbers are calculated using do-while loop.
Do-while loop is a looping condition where statements are executed continuously until the condition validates and test the condition after having executed the statements within the loop.
This means that do-while would execute its statements at least once, even if the condition fails for the first time.
Scanf() command is used here to allow enter the numbers and sum=sum+num; to sum the numbers within do-while loop.
Declare two integers i and n and also initialize i with 0.
Declare three floats sum, avg and num and initialize sum with 0.
Print the message on the screen to enter how many numbers want to find sum.
Use do-while loop to insert the numbers calculate the sum and average.
after that calculate the average.