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Is the man who is colourlessly green furiously happy?
Michel Gondry seems to like MIT- or at least he comes here often and does advance screenings of random films he makes. The first year I was here he did a screening for Tokyo!, and then a year later he did a screening for l'Épine dans le coeur. This year he did an advanced screening for an animated documentary he made about Noam Chomsky, Is the man who is tall happy?.
Chomsky is famous for many things, including being good at making devastating comments that decimate entire fields (e.g. behaviourism) and for being a political activist and critic of the foreign policy of the United States.
Which is a lot more fun than reading old lambda calculus problem sets.
In the film, which was screened by Animated Matters with LSC at MIT on February 12th, Gondry approaches Chomsky while presenting himself as an idiot frenchmen artist who in no way poses a threat- probably the best way to sustain conversation with Chomsky. Gondry asks a series of questions about Chomsky's universal grammar, his philosophy, and his life- growing up, falling in love, his kids/grandkids, all while animating each answer in sharpie drawings.
At some point I was standing in line at the MIT fruit and vegetable stand to buy some broccoli and bananas, and I realised the person in front of me buying vegetables was Noam Chomsky –he works at MIT, and he must eat, and for these two conditions the MIT fruit and vegetable stand is a pretty good affair– but I was still pretty surprised and stared at him. Turns out, he's used to it and smiles at you if you stare at him, which made me feel like Chomsky was a nice guy not an inflexible mean dude who got rid of behaviourism by ferociously defending something similarly odd like infinite structures embedded in a universal grammar that is innately in everyone's brain.
I think this film gives you a similar experience– you learn about how Chomsky didn't like oatmeal when he was a little kid, and that he really really loved his wife. He doesn't listen to a lot of Gondry's questions, but it's a much more endearing situation than when he dismisses major parts of current research. Anyway, I recommend you go see it. It's as much about Gondry (and his work approach, his understanding, his life) as it is about Chomsky, so you have to be ok with that.
The next day, Gondry came to the media lab for an informal discussion, and afterwards I even convinced him that he should come see some of my work. I'm a big Gondry fan (I actually coincidentally had a Gondry DVD on my desk which I decided to hide because I didn't want to seem like a crazy fangirl… but now I seem to have lost it in the mess that is my workspace.. phooey), and was kind of worried about finding out something that would make me like his work a lot less. That didn't really happen, but I was surprised at how exhausted he seemed.
This is not the same pink camera. I gave the previous one to MG. Luckily my graduate work at MIT has enabled me to print AS MANY tiny terrible pink cameras as I want.
So much technology to make something so imperfect and useless! Well, the whole thing made me pretty happy, so thanks to Animated matters and especially David and Edwina for organising the affair. I don't know when the film will be released to the general public, but keep an eye out.
Addendum: When talking to Michel Gondry, it became clear that he was quite aware of 3d printing, but had no idea what instagram was. I thought that was pretty funny.
It's a very deniable state of confusion.
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Do You Have an Herb Garden and Not Even Know It?
My child's school class went on a field trip last week to a local, community organic farm. This excursion afforded the children the unique opportunity to plant seeds, weed the rows of vegetables, harvest the crop and even feed the free range chickens! After the children had picked a basketful of lettuce from the rows of carefully tended vegetables, our knowledgeable guides rinsed and prepared a salad with the harvest for everyone to enjoy with lunch.
It was a fantastic learning experience for the children as well as the parents.
As someone who has been "into organic" for almost 20 years, most of what we went over during the field trip was already common knowledge to me. We all have something to learn from just about every experience, however, and this field trip was no exception. During the tour through the farm's greenhouse, I was shocked to see at least 4 herbs growing that I have seen for years growing wild in my yard!
Imagine that? A veritable garden in my yard without me even knowing it!
So, what are these lovely plants growing right under my nose that I've been ignorantly weed wacking and mowing for the past 18 years? The fab four are: fennel, thyme, oxalis, and nettle! I've even blogged about nettle before – it's one of my all time favorite herbs. There are probably many other plants in my yard that I could use for cooking as well, considering that I have never used pesticides on my yard in the 18 years I've lived in this house and the entire 2 acres is full of wild, native Florida flora.
If it's green and it grows, it's ok by me. I'm not a "perfect lawn" kind of gal.
My next task is to dry the nettle I picked in my yard and start using it for tea instead of the expensive organic nettle tea I've been buying at the store. Don't worry, I won't poison myself. I made sure to ask my next door neighbor who happens to be a Doctor of Biology at the University of South Florida, to come and verify these plants that I was about to pick and eat!
Besides making tea with the wild nettle, I'm going to try lightly steaming and eating the oxalis. Oxalis is a plant similar to spinach. Both contain the antinutrient oxalic acid which is very irritating to the mouth and digestive tract and is very much linked to kidney stones if consumed frequently. It is best to slightly steam these types of veggies to eliminate the oxalic acid instead of eating them raw, so I won't be putting them in a salad as suggested by the folks at the community farm.
My kids were especially excited by the discovery that we already have a garden growing with absolutely no effort on our part to water, fertilize or tend it. Just years of careful avoidance of all things poisonous and application of fish fertilizer on our citrus trees and other desirable plants that has obviously brought in a lot of worms is all that it took.
What edible plants do you have growing in your yard? Do you make use of any of them in your cooking?


We publish here a passage from Fr. Giussani's book, Dall'utopia alla presenza (1975-1978) [From Utopia to Presence (1975-1978)], the first of a new series entitled "L'Equipe." In it are collected Fr. Giussani's lessons and discussions with the responsibles of Communion and Liberation at the universities (CLU). It was presented at the end of the Rimini Meeting, on August 26, 2006.
In October 1975, Fr. Giussani intervened at the CLU Equipe (CL university responsibles meeting) for the first time. The following year, there were two Equipe meetings, one in Florence, in February, and then again in Rimini, in May. The proposal of "basic communion" had certainly struck the university students and was deliberated in both the meetings, but it was hard to understand what it meant, for the person and for the community, even after examining the dimensions of Christian experience and a whole series of words linked with it (education, gratuitousness, responsibility, etc.). They were aware of the urgent need to look again at the "presence" in the university environment and the "shape" of the community, to prevent a kind of "flight from the university" toward outside environments, since this was becoming a widespread phenomenon. All the same, the attention ended up focusing more on the organizational and cultural (and even political) consequences (elections for student representatives on the academic committees had been held in January), and this had shown how difficult it was to change the existing way of conceiving and living life at the university.
I think the answer to this is not clear, and if the answer is not clear then how can the method, that is to say, the journey, life, become creative? For only a mature subject, aware of itself, is creative.
Now, what is CL's role in the life of the Church and Italian society today if not to recall the faith? There is no longer anyone who recalls the contents of faith; this is why everyone gets excited but no one is able to find his own subject, his own face, his own identity. If clarity is lacking, then what is a function and a tool of self-awareness tends to substitute for what is not there.
So what is faith? You understand what faith is if you put yourselves in the shoes of the first disciples, Andrew and John, who followed Jesus and asked Him, "Master, where do You live?" (Jn 1:38). What was faith for them before that man? It was recognizing the presence of God. They would not dare to even think it; they weren't clear about it, but they recognized in that man a presence that was liberating, a saving presence.
The faith that defines our identity and makes us active–and therefore creative–subjects, is becoming aware of this presence among us, which is our unity, our being a people. My adequate identity is the unity amongst us as a people; awareness of this would immediately do away completely with the serious difficulties caused by the consideration of our subject understood individualistically, as opposed to the life of the community, difficulties that I believe dissipate an enormous amount of energy. The true relationship with an adult, that is to say, with the authority of CLU, is the relationship with the history as it is guided along. For all other relationships risk degrading into personal relationships that tend to be intimistic (these can be saved only by an exceptional clarity and objectivity of a mature person, and this in any case happens only in exceptional cases).
What saves us is objective; what makes adults of us is objective. Faith is recognizing the presence of life's liberation, the salvation of everything. This is what sparks off that joyful and fresh certitude that we are lacking. This is what conquers the world, and this is what we don't have–faith. It is your faith that recognizes this presence that redeems and frees you–and the world, at the same time. Two thousand years ago, this presence had the face of that Man, and now it has the face of our unity, of the people that is his Body. Our true, adequate identity is this Body, it is in the unity with this Body.
It is as if we had not yet crossed the threshold of the Event from which our name comes. It is as if it were not a reality, but only an ideological name, an ideological hint that implies, in alternating phases, a kind of culturality and a kind of morality.
The characteristic of a man who feels himself freed, saved, and therefore new, is that he gets involved in history, creating something in gladness and joy.
The second thing to keep in mind is that a person "up in the air" does not exist. What exists is an incarnate reality; there can be no identity unless it is in a concrete situation. The problem is not the unity with CLE (Communion and Liberation–Educators), with CLU, or with various levels of the Movement; the problem is this self-awareness of the novelty that we are, and that lives in a concrete situation. So we could even be poorly represented in the university (in courses and on faculty councils), but all the same thrilled with the novelty we are carrying.
Once the university is behind us, it is this thrill that we have to take out into the life of the Church, into civil, social and political life.
Then, political commitment is approached as cultural work, because we are aware of what it means to work for a cultural need. It is a question of the awareness of a people that grows deeper and deeper, in contact with the events, the clarity that we carry within us the answer to the crisis.
I wanted to recall in these terms what faith is–the answer to that entreaty that is the keystone for everything. It is recognizing the presence that frees us and the world. We often go to bring the Christian announcement to the whole of Italy and we ourselves don't feel it existentially; existentiality is lacking in our acceptance of this answer. The Christian Fact is the announcement that a new presence has arrived; God has become a presence; a Man who is Liberation has entered into history. When we get involved with Him, we are freed as history.
Without this, nothing is history, but just a lie made of an endless number of bricks, good in themselves, but like this they are lost.
My identity is in belonging to this people. The person who made this statement was one of us. He joined the Movement in 1969 because of a group of friends who all went on to leave in that same year. Then I perceived the objectivity of the fact of the people of God, of the unity that was independent of the group of friends who had brought him to join CL. His identity was in belonging to the people. We have to pray to the Holy Spirit for this self-awareness.
This identity has the awareness of self and of belonging to a people. This is all we have to ask for, because here begins the maturity that enables us to be creative. This awareness is what is urgently needed not only for the Movement in the university but for all of us. Many adults no longer understand this. Many of them are very good, but they haven't understood the change of awareness implied in the Christian fact. They understand it when they are fifty or sixty years old, confusedly, when the word "unity" is no longer obstructed by opinions, because by that time they have nothing before them in life. Then they fall with poverty of spirit into unity as mystery, but without understanding what it is.
Anyway, in the situation in which we are incarnate, with an authentic maturity we can even have no particular competence, but all the same "we shall overcome." No one can judge what the other person is now on the basis of what he can achieve now, because what is at stake here is a history and history is the production of meaning for the subject in the temporal reality, that is to say, the living meaning that is communicated. My living meaning is the unity I have with you, the Mystery that is among us. Otherwise, I am a useless twig fallen from a tree. The people of God with its history is really an experience of freedom, of consistence of my own person, irrespective of what we are able to do and say, because our whole consistence is this Presence whose face is the people of God–the unity among believers that tends to become a body present in the situation (in the university, in the Movement, or in the Church as a whole).


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(I know what the day of Jumu`ah is. Anyone who takes a bath and cleans himself as much as he can and then proceeds for the Friday prayer and remains quiet until the Imam finishes the prayer, all his sins in between the present and the next Friday will be forgiven, as long as major sins were avoided.)'' Al-Bukhari recorded similar wording from Salman Al-Farisi.


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The Open Championship at Muirfield – Final Day
Well done to Phil Mickelson for winning the Open Championship on a challenging day at Muirfield. The course was tough, but fair and as the day wore on, many opportunities presented themselves to the leaders. Many could not capitalize. Mickelson, however, did, and took the Claret Cup with strokes to spare. By the time he had sunk his birdie putt on the 18th, only a miracle to another player still on the course would have denied him his victory.
Well done, also to the rest of the players in the field, who individually gave outstanding performances during the tournament.
When my wife and I were at Muirfield in 2002, the scene was quite different as there was a 4-way tie at the end and no clear winner until Ernie Els parred the 18th to secure his win in sudden death. This year it was different, as it was clear who the winner was with players still out on the course. But the excitement level was the same, and the crowd, always knowledgeable, gave enthusiastic recognition to to the outstanding level of play witnessed during the day.
After the excitement of the finish and as the crowds head home, it is always nice to sit back a bit and savor the feeling of the golf course as it slowly reverts to its natural self. Even though the grandstands, the tented village, the various support facilities will not be dismantled until the following day, there is a feeling of peace and quiet as the sun begins to dip in the west. The tee boxes are cleared, the fairways are now quiet and the flags have been removed from the greens. There may be watering here or there, but serenity is in the air. It seems so sudden, after a week of intense activity. But soon the course will be active again, as members and guests hit the links again for a round of golf.
The par 3 16th hole gave many of the players a great deal of trouble. I think it was a pivotal hole during the championship. So much could go wrong even with a tiny error. In many cases escaping with a bogey was a good result, and indeed, Lee Westwood, during the 3rd round, saved a crucial bogey after landing in severe trouble on his tee shot.
On Sunday, however, once Mickelson was finished at the 18th with a score of 3-under par for the championship, the closest player, Westwood, was at 16 and needed three birdies starting at the 16th to catch him or birdie-eagle-birdie to win. That was an impossibility, given how the holes were playing during the tournament.
Below are the yardage charts of the 16th, 17th and 18th.
A poor tee shot at 16 could almost guarantee bogey. At the 17th, the decision is whether to take on the cross bunkers on the second shot to try and get on the green in two. The wind, also, plays a factor, and a head wind would make that shot extremely risky. On 18, the key is a good tee shot and to avoid the bunkers. Mickelson played these three holes par-birdie-birdie. Westwood, on the other hand, hit a poor tee shot at 16 and made bogey. Now needing an eagle at 17, he went for it with driver on his second shot and ended up in the deep right rough, denying him any shot at an eagle and thereby securing Mickelson's victory.
All in all, this was a great tournament and we are looking forward to next year, and of course 2015 at St Andrews!
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The Open Championship at Muirfield
In 2002 my wife and I traveled to Muirfield to visit the region and hopefully get to see some of the Open Championship golf tournament being held there at the time. We arrived on Friday afternoon and set up our tent at a campsite nearby.
We decided to take a long walk along the coast and visit some of the local villages on Saturday and to go to the tournament on Sunday. On Saturday morning we secured our tent and set off for the walk. We first walked along the Muirfield golf course as we made our way along the coast. As the day went on, a huge storm hit the area that created havoc on the golf tournament and our walk. With some luck, we made it back to our campsite only to discover part of the tent was blown over, although the living area managed to stay up. The storm passed and it became calm. We survived.
We later learned that players starting in the late morning/early afternoon suffered the brunt of the storm, including Tiger Woods who carded an 81, knocking him out of contention.
The next day we awoke to beautiful weather and made our way to the tournament. We found a parking area near an entrance to the golf course by the 6th tee. The tee was visible from the parking area and we were able to watch players teeing off. As it was the early afternoon, we noticed that people were leaving and decided to see if we could find someone willing to give us their tickets so we could gain entry. As we had done this at Wimbledon we thought we could do it here! A couple kindly let us use their tickets and a few minutes later, we found ourselves on the golf course.
The leaders had made the turn and were on the back nine. We walked around the course, seeing the famous holes and eventually caught up with the leaders. We followed Ernie Els group and watched the tournament end in a four-way tie! Els, Thomas Levet of France, and Stuart Appleby and Steve Elkington of Australia were all tied. There followed a four hole playoff, at Nos. 1, 16, 17 and 18.
We went to watch play at the first. Levet and Elkington went off in the first pair and Els and Appleby in the last. After a 50-foot birdie putt on the second hole (#16, par 3), Levet led by a stroke, but bogeyed the last to tie Els at even-par. Appleby and Elkington also bogeyed the last hole and were eliminated by a stroke. There followed a sudden death playoff between Els and Levet. Basically, they were to play the 18th until someone won. We went to the grandstands at the 18th to watch. Levet put his tee shot in a fairway bunker and bogeyed. We then witnessed Els save par from a greenside bunker with a five-foot putt to win the title.
What a day! We had been at the 2000 Open Championship at St Andrews but had to leave before the end to catch the last train to London. This was different. We were able to watch the end, and also linger after the tournament and explore the golf course as everyone was leaving. What a beautiful course! This was golfer's paradise!
Now we are watching this year's Open from home in the US and remember that visit in 2002. Who will win this year? It doesn't look like there will be a storm this time, but the course is taking its toll on the players. It will be an exciting finish.
My wife did a painting of the 13th hole back in 2002, and here it is:
No. 13, Muirfield
No. 13 is a 190 yard par 3.
Here is the yardage chart:
Yardage guide, No. 13
Here is an image of the hole from the Muirfield website:
Muirfield Golf Club is known as the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers and is located in Gullane, East Lothian, Scotland. Its original location was in Leith in 1744 and later moved to Musselburgh and finally in 1891 to Muirfield. Muirfield first hosted the Open Championship in 1892.
This is a terrific golf course and a great place to play the game.
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Taste and adjust with salt and pepper.
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Combine the last 3 ingredients for the aioli.
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Stångby socken i Skåne ingick i Torna härad, uppgick 1967 i Lunds stad och området ingår sedan 1971 en del av Lunds kommun, från 2016 inom Torns distrikt.

Socknens areal är 10,10 kvadratkilometer varav 10,04 land. År 1953 fanns här 312 invånare. Kyrkbyn Stångby kyrkby med sockenkyrkan Stångby kyrka, samt en mindre del av den nyare tätorten Stångby ligger i socknen.

Administrativ historik
Socknen har medeltida ursprung.

Vid kommunreformen 1862 övergick socknens ansvar för de kyrkliga frågorna till Stångby församling och för de borgerliga frågorna bildades Stångby landskommun. Landskommunen uppgick 1952 i Torns landskommun som uppgick 1967 i Lunds stad som 1971 ombildades till Lunds kommun. Församlingen uppgick 1992 i Torna församling.

1 januari 2016 inrättades distriktet Torn, med samma omfattning som Torns församling fick 1992 och vari detta sockenområde ingår.

Socknen har tillhört län, fögderier, tingslag och domsagor enligt vad som beskrivs i artikeln Torna härad. De indelta soldaterna tillhörde Södra skånska infanteriregementet, Torna kompani och Skånska husarregementet, Hoby skvadron, Landskrona kompani.

Geografi
Stångby socken ligger norr om Lund. Socknen är en odlad slättbygd på Lundaslätten.

Fornlämningar
Boplatser från stenåldern är funna. Från bronsåldern finns gravhögar.

Namnet
Namnet skrevs i mitten av 1100-talet Stangbi och kommer från kyrkbyn. Efterleden är by, 'gård; by'. Förleden innehåller stång med oklar syftning, men betydelsen "råmärke" eller "gränsmärke" är troligt. Enligt en tidigare teori skall byn vara uppkallad efter en Strånge, som det ska ha funnits ett forntida gravmonument över i Stångby kyrkby.

Se även
 Stångby församling
Vallkärratorn-Stångby (kommundel)

Referenser

Noter

Externa länkar

Indelningar i Lunds kommun
Socknar i Torna härad

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Saint-Rémy ou Saint-Remy sont des toponymes et patronymes qui peuvent faire référence :

Patronyme

 André Saint-Rémy (1913-1984), homme politique belge.
 Maurice Louis Saint-Rémy (1769-1841), général de brigade français.

Communes françaises
(Attention, les communes dont le nom officiel est orthographié Saint-Remy (sans accent aigu sur le 'e' de 'Remy') se trouvent à la suite des communes listées dont le nom est ou commence par 'Saint-Rémy'.)

et aussi :
 Neuville-Saint-Rémy, commune du département du Nord ;
 La Chapelle-Saint-Rémy, commune du département de la Sarthe ;

Belgique
Typographié sans accent aigu
 Saint-Remy, section de la commune belge de Blegny, située en Région wallonne dans la province de Liège
 Saint-Remy, section de la ville belge de Chimay, située en Région wallonne dans la province de Hainaut
 Saint-Remy, village de la commune belge de Virton, située en Région wallonne dans la province de Luxembourg
 Saint-Remy-Geest, section de la commune belge de Jodoigne située en Région wallonne dans la province du Brabant wallon

Architecture
 Église Saint-Rémy, située sur la commune française de Vanves.
 Église Saint-Rémy, située sur la commune française de Godoncourt.

Voir aussi
 , 18 églises françaises et 13 églises belges.
 Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses, commune alpine de la Vallée d'Aoste, en Italie du Nord.

Homonymie de communes et d'anciennes communes en France


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When Lee Brice isn't selling out arenas, writing and recording songs, or building a new brand like American Born whiskey — you'll find him with his wife Sara, two young boys Takoda (10) and Ryker (4), and new daughter Trulee Nanette, who was born on June 2, 2017. Lee is a GRAMMY nominee, a CMA nominee and a double ACM award winner, and he's taken five radio singles to #1: "A Woman Like You," "Hard To Love," "I Drive Your Truck," "I Don't Dance," and "Drinking Class." Garth Brooks, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney and others have recorded his songs and he's performed on TV shows including NBC's Today, ABC's The Bachelor, NBC's The Voice and FOX's Miss USA 2018 (May 21).
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A 16-year-old girl reported missing in Denny has been traced by police.
The alarm was raised after Ebony Tulloch was last seen on Duke Street at around 11.30am on Sunday.
She had not been in contact with family or friends and concern was growing for her welfare.
However, police confirmed on Tuesday evening that Ebony had been found safe and well.


Anne Garner's fourth album is a beguiling blend of alternative pop, spectral lullabies and tender neo-classical arrangements. This dreamy, eerie and unashamedly beautiful collection of vocal-electronic crossover works represents the patient distillation of raw life experience into something subtle, ethereal and sublime. The album follows Remaking the Pearl, Magic & Madness and the acclaimed Trusting a Twirled World.


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Change of concentrations of trace elements and protein contents in the liver of zinc deficient mice
R. Minayoshi, T. Ohyama, N. Kinugawa, J. Kamishima, T. Ogi, K. Ishikawa, M. Noguchi, H. Suganuma, K. Takahashi, S. Enomoto, M. Yanaga
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
The concentrations of essential trace elements and proteins in cytosolic fraction of hepatic cells of mice fed with Zn-deficient diet (Zn-def, mice) and control were determined by ICP-MS and BCA protein assay method, respectively, after division into forty fractions by gel filtration chromatography. The concentrations of zinc and proteins decreased in the 14-17th fractions of Zn-def, mice, whereas cobalt concentrations increased in the 14, 17, and 18th fractions. However, no significant differences were found on the gel after SDS-PAGE for the 12-21st fractions, although the BCA protein assay date showed the decrease of protein amounts in 13-15th fractions of Zn-def. mice.
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Minayoshi, R., Ohyama, T., Kinugawa, N., Kamishima, J., Ogi, T., Ishikawa, K., Noguchi, M., Suganuma, H., Takahashi, K., Enomoto, S., & Yanaga, M. (2007). Change of concentrations of trace elements and protein contents in the liver of zinc deficient mice. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 272(2), 429-431. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10967-007-0541-2
Change of concentrations of trace elements and protein contents in the liver of zinc deficient mice. / Minayoshi, R.; Ohyama, T.; Kinugawa, N.; Kamishima, J.; Ogi, T.; Ishikawa, K.; Noguchi, M.; Suganuma, H.; Takahashi, K.; Enomoto, S.; Yanaga, M.
In: Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 272, No. 2, 01.05.2007, p. 429-431.
Minayoshi, R, Ohyama, T, Kinugawa, N, Kamishima, J, Ogi, T, Ishikawa, K, Noguchi, M, Suganuma, H, Takahashi, K, Enomoto, S & Yanaga, M 2007, 'Change of concentrations of trace elements and protein contents in the liver of zinc deficient mice', Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, vol. 272, no. 2, pp. 429-431. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10967-007-0541-2
Minayoshi R, Ohyama T, Kinugawa N, Kamishima J, Ogi T, Ishikawa K et al. Change of concentrations of trace elements and protein contents in the liver of zinc deficient mice. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. 2007 May 1;272(2):429-431. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10967-007-0541-2
Minayoshi, R. ; Ohyama, T. ; Kinugawa, N. ; Kamishima, J. ; Ogi, T. ; Ishikawa, K. ; Noguchi, M. ; Suganuma, H. ; Takahashi, K. ; Enomoto, S. ; Yanaga, M. / Change of concentrations of trace elements and protein contents in the liver of zinc deficient mice. In: Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. 2007 ; Vol. 272, No. 2. pp. 429-431.
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October 2000 Vol. 15, No. 10
Adding It Up in Venezuela's Caribbean
No More Sea Lice; No More Jellyfish Stings
The Survivor Whose Torch Still Flickers
New Destinations on Land and at Sea
Dramamine, Sudafed, and Ginger
Asia On The Cheap
If They're Going to Feed the Fish, At Least Teach Them to Dive
Two More Reasons Not to Feed the Fish
Can You Control Your DCS Risk?
Perfect Prints From Slides Every Time?
from the October, 2000 issue of Undercurrent
Avid Ohio wreck divers James Coleman and Luke Lollini had vowed they would die for each other if anything ever went wrong. Something went terribly wrong in mid-August.
The two dive buddies, both instructors and experienced wreck divers, were exploring the innards of the freighter Regina, which wrecked in 1913 in Lake Huron and now sits at 78 feet. Rescuers found Lollini wedged in the ship's chain locker, which has a 4-by-2 1/2- foot opening. They had to remove Lollini's equipment to free his body. Coleman could have swum to safety, but instead, he stayed with Luke.
"When they found Jim, he wasn't stuck," said Chris Lollini, Luke's son. "He stayed down too long trying to help my dad. He didn't have to stay down there, but he did. They always said they would die for each other."
Lollini's friend, Patty Secrest, said Lollini did not want to die in his sleep. "He said he wanted to go doing something daring."
- Cleveland Plain Dealer


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NCVLI's Legal Advocacy Award recognizes crime victims' rights attorneys who have dedicated and committed their time to representing victims of crime in the criminal justice system.
Russell P. Butler, J.D., serves as Executive Director of the Maryland Crime Victims' Resource Center, Inc. (MCVRC). Russell has litigated for victims in trial and appellate courts in Maryland, and beyond. Russell serves as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Baltimore Law School teaching "The Rights of Crime Victims" starting in 2005 and he served in 2007 as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Baltimore teaching a graduate course in criminal justice regarding victims. From 1985 to 2002, Russell served as lobbyist for the Stephanie Roper Committee, Inc., and as legal counsel for the Stephanie Roper Foundation, Inc. He has successfully advocated for numerous statutes and court rules; most recently, he drafted and Maryland adopted House Bill 250 which allows victims to file a direct appeal to the appellate court and for the court to provide a remedy for the violation of a victim's rights. Click here to learn more.
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A member of our Board of Directors from 2002 until her untimely death in 2009, Gail Burns-Smith was a tireless leader in the victim services community. This award honors her legacy by recognizing outstanding efforts to advance the rights of crime victims.
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Something that has been improving the TV sound for a number of years, this one I saw in the early summer when I requested it and several other items at a Sharp presentation, this is the first of their items to arrive.
Although I have seen a couple before from other manufacturers in closed demonstration areas this is the first I have had one to review.
The Sharp Soundbar measures 77x8x6cm the middle figure is with cables inserted. It should ideally sit just in front of your TV but it can sit anywhere within the two metre length of the supplied audio out cables from your TV. Two word of caution do not block the line of sight to your TV's remote sensor that is normally along the front edge of the TV.
Should you wish you can also wall mount it but I suspect you would do this if you have wall mounted your TV.
I found in my tests that if you leave the audio out cables in the rear of the TV and even in the soundbar as well they do not cut out sound from the TV speakers unless the soundbar is powered on and only then only in the TV mode.
The rear of the unit has four sockets two for 'line 1' the TV or any other device that separates the audio, one for DC input and the final socket for anything that uses a 3.5mm jack plug such as an iPod or an MP3 playing device.
The base (or back if wall mounting) has eight substantial brass screw threads more than enough to hold the unit securely to a wall. The sides and top are clear. This leaves the front that has the speaker arrays (including no less than four sub woofers) behind black metal mesh forming the whole width apart from the central 7x6cm area and this has the display screen with two columns of two blue LED lights that change according to the mode selected. Finally there are five small push buttons.
The unit can be controlled entirely from the front buttons but of course there is a remote control so you can change settings without having to leave your arm chair.
The four sound settings are very different and it might take a while to decide which suits you and your watching habits best. Of course this might vary according to what you are watching but the stated settings are 'Standard', 'Cinema/Game', 'Sport' and 'News'.
I tested this not only with my own 32inch TV but also with the recently reviewed 37inch Panasonic offering. The soundbar is stated to be designed to work with TV's below 42inch.
With everyone now trying to save electricity the .6watt standby will be of interest.
As this is the first soundbar I have reviewed I can only comment on the improvement from TV's own speakers. It was a vast improvement with far more depth and according to the setting even a feeling of surround sound.
I have reviewed a couple of external speaker systems the most recent offering was with the LG Blu-ray player (2-10-09) and while I had them at different times the effects were quite similar and in both cases a big improvement on standard TV sound. Of course the LG system was a home cinema set up designed for use with the Blu-ray that of course also has Dolby built in to the movies.
Doing my Internet searches found the Sharp Soundbar at a best price of £104.99 from the first link below.
Just purchased a Sharp HTSB200, but need to increase the length of the 12volt supply lead by 2.5 meters with an extension lead. The outside diameter of the plug looks to be 5mm approx, but the format of the central connection is a very small pin, not standard. To save cutting the cable and inserting a length of screened twin flex with all the associated jointing problems, I wondered if anyone knows where I can purchase a suitable lead to solve the problem ?
It's nearly a year ago that I reviewed it and seem to remember there were two modes, is there a switch on the sound bar?
Having just bought a Sharp Sound Bar HTSB 200, although I have followed all the manual instructions to connect it to my Panasonic Viera 32" TV I can get no sound from the Sound Bar, even though the bar itself is live and responds to the remote control OK.
Any helpful suggestions please ?
I have purchased this soundbar from Richer Sounds this week at the amazing sale price of £79.95. I am absolutely delighted with the range of sound adjustment and the performance is 100 times better than the internal speaker on my Panasonic tx37lzd81 television. It is amazing to compare the sound with the speaker soundbar off and then on. There are sounds that are just not heard unless the soundbar is switched on. Bass enhancement is particularly good. A super piece of equipment for a cost that will not break the bank.....highly recommended!


Visit Louis Mulcahy, one of Ireland's leading potters, with a studio, factory, shop, and café at the far end of the stunning Dingle Peninsula.
Imagine galloping along seven miles of golden sands at Rossbeigh Beach. An enriching experience that riders of all levels can cherish.
Get out those rods for shore and rock fishing off the Dingle Peninsula, or just head to Dingle where they serve up mouthwatering, fresh seafood!
Visit the Kerry International Dark-Sky Reserve for unspoiled skies and otherworldly views. On a clear night, you may even see the Milky Way in all its glory.
With so many seabirds around the Skellig coast there are plenty of breeds to spot, from Arctic terns and razorbills to the 70,000 gannets living on Little Skellig.
The contours of the Wild Atlantic Way make for spectacular links golf courses. Tee off at Dingle, Tralee or Ballybunion, and marvel at the wonderful views between shots.
It's a dramatic drive along the northern edge of the Beara Peninsula to Dursey Sound. Here, you'll find Ireland's only cable car, sitting high above the sea. It's the only way to cross to Dursey Island. A short ride will carry you over the waves to the secluded island. There's a lighthouse, castle ruins, a signal tower, standing stones and breathtaking sunsets. It's blissful – but please take note when using the cable car: residents of this tiny island have priority over visitors when queuing for the crossing.
Bantry House was built around 1700 on the south side of Bantry Bay, County Cork. Today it is a stunning stately home offering guests an exquisite peek into history.
Narrow country roads lead you to a golden cove surrounded by high sand dunes. This is Barley Cove – thought to have been formed as a result of a tsunami in 1755!
Cape Clear Island is not only beautiful, but its annual storytelling festival has given it a reputation for fantastic fables and attracts visitors from far and wide.
Packed with dramatic views, climb down the steps at the very end of the Mizen Head peninsula and onto the high, arched suspension bridge – and you have arrived. You'll find an old signalling station (now a museum) and a weather station. If you peer out to the horizon, look for signs of the imposing Fastnet Lighthouse perched at the top of the Fastnet Rock. Known as 'The Teardrop of Ireland', this was the last glimpse of home for many before they emigrated to foreign shores.
Learn all about the abundant flora of West Cork, one of the world's favourite garden spots and enjoy a few hours in the gardens of Garinish Island.
Daphne du Maurier based her book "Hungry Hill" on former Allihies Copper Mine owners, and the story of the real people is no less fascinating.
A picturesque circular route around County Kerry, Slea Head Drive shows off some of the best views of the Mizen Peninsula in stunning fashion.


Wyoming Public Media (WPM) will add an all-music service, "Wyoming Sounds," beginning Wednesday, Aug. 24.
"Wyoming Sounds" extends the popular Wyoming Public Radio (WPR) "Morning Music" program 24/7. "Morning Music" will remain on WPR's statewide network, but listeners who prefer hearing music throughout the day and evening will have another option.
The service broadcasts from the WPM studios, located on the University of Wyoming campus, over 103.5 FM in Laramie and serves Albany County. It also can be picked up on 90.5 FM in Riverton and Lander; 94.1 FM in Worland; and is available in many Wyoming locations via HD radio. All Wyoming and worldwide listeners can pick up the service online at www.wyomingsounds.org.
"Wyoming Sounds" will emphasize singer-songwriters and a wide variety of styles, including acoustic, folk, blues, soul, reggae and world music. It will add elements of Americana along with Wyoming and regional musicians.
It will serve the growing music scene happening across the state and collaborate with Wyoming artists, organizations and events, says Christina Kuzmych, WPM general manager.
Kuzmych adds that "Wyoming Sounds" will appeal to people in Wyoming who enjoy the "Morning Music" format.
"The service is dedicated to helping listeners discover new music, with a significant portion of the playlists reserved for up-and-coming artists," Kuzmych says.
The service was made possible by a grant from the Guthrie Foundation.
"Wyoming Sounds," along with other services under the WPM umbrella, is donor and grant supported. WPM invites listener support, feedback and suggestions. Contact Kirkpatrick at (307) 766-6624 or wkirkpa1@uwyo.edu.


Reproduction of the original style carpet used only with the optional fold down rear seat. All colors match exactly to factory carpet. Produced using high grade 80%-20% Rayon and Nylon blend loop carpet with correct binding. Each fold down seat c arpet is die cut to fit exactly. Produced in correct factory colors.


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Smyth, Charles Piazzi, 1819 - 1900 (astronomer)
Letters from observatories, 1878 - 1879
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 6/153
Scope and Contents Letters from various British and international observatories on filling vacancies, the foundation of new observatories in Jamaica and Japan, requests for instruments for New Zealand, and reports from various centres. The correspondents include C.P. Smyth, R. Herbert, L. Mallet, W.H.M. Christie, Sir D. Gill, C. Pritchard, N.R. Pogson, E.J. Stone, A.E.B. Mouchez, the Earl of Rosse, O. Struve and E.B. Baillaud. There are also reports from the Edinburgh, Colaba, Oxford University and Strasbourg...
Conditions Governing Access: From the Management Group: Unless restrictions apply, the collection is open for consultation by researchers using the Manuscripts Reading Room at Cambridge University Library. For further details on conditions governing access please contact mss@lib.cam.ac.uk. Information about opening hours and obtaining a Cambridge University Library reader's ticket is available from the Library's website (www.lib.cam.ac.uk).
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Papers on determining galvanic longitudes, 1878 - 1888
Scope and Contents Correspondence and papers concerning proposals and operations to determine, with the assistance of the Royal Observatory, the longitude of Lisbon, Leiden, the Cape Observatory, Gibraltar, places in Australia, New Zealand and Egypt, and Mauritius; and the difference in longitude between Malta and Bombay. The papers include errors of the Greenwich clock; observations of telegraph signals; J.W. Green's abstract of the Greenwich - Lisbon - South American longitudes; the exchange and summary of...
Subject: New Zealand X
Astronomical observatories 1
Bebington 1
Bombay 1
Colaba 1
Leyden 1
Longitude 1
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Billy Mills spoke to media outside Coffs Harbour courthouse. Frank Redward
'I LET HER GO': Partner's final moments with Sharon Edwards
by Kathryn.Lewis
22nd Nov 2019 2:23 PM
BILLY Mills had planned to spend the rest of his life with Sharon Edwards, he had no idea when he kissed her goodbye on the night of March 14, 2015, it would be for the last time.
Mr Mills was happy justice had been served when her estranged husband, John Wallace Edwards was convicted of murdering the Coutts Crossing Public School teacher by a Coffs Harbour Supreme Court jury yesterday.
Throughout the four-week trial the court was told Mr Mills and Ms Edwards were in love after rekindling their affair from the 1980s in 2015.
Ms Edwards wanted to leave her 34-year marriage to John Edwards and retire with Mr Mills in Forster.
"For 22 days I've been stressed out, but I feel great," Mr Mills said.
Apart from her killer, Mr Mills was the last person to see Ms Edwards before she met her horrific fate.
The couple had been enjoying a drink at a South Grafton pub and planned to spend the night at her Grafton home, but on arriving saw John Edwards's ute in the garage.
"I saw the ute there, I told Sharon to put the (garage) door down, we reversed out," he said.
"I said to Sharon, 'Stop the car for a minute, turn your lights off'.
"I remember looking into the house specifically to see if there was a curtain, a blind moving or there was lights on, and when I could see none of that I said, 'Sharon let's go'."
Mr Mills began to tear up as he recalled the final moments he spent with her.
"I said goodnight to her, took her by the hand, I said 'See you later', gave her a kiss, and then she was gone."
"It's always in my head … I had someone's life in my hand and I let her go."
It was the Crown's case that Ms Edwards returned to the house where John Edwards was waiting, enraged about Mr Mills, and a fight broke out between the two.
Ms Edwards's body has never been found. and Edwards maintained his innocence since being charged in 2017.
Mr Mills said he wanted the woman he loved to have the "final punch" and was surprised but glad the jury returned the guilty verdict.
Mr Mills will return to Coffs Harbour for Edwards' sentence hearing on December 16.
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Oyako Ike () sind zwei kleine Seen an der Prinz-Harald-Küste des ostantarktischen Königin-Maud-Lands. Sie liegen am Südwestufer des westlichen Kopfendes der Bucht Osen am nördlichen Ende der Skarvsnes.

Japanische Kartographen kartierten sie anhand von Vermessungen und Luftaufnahmen aus den Jahren von 1962 bis 1973. Sie benannten sie 1975.

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2017 Super Rugby Preview
February 23, 2017 Junoir Blaber Featured, Junoir Blaber 0
NEW YORK, NY – Welcome to our 2017 Super Rugby Preview. This will be the second season of the SANZAR aka Southern Hemisphere Super Rugby competition having 18 teams. We will break down the 18 teams by country, with predictions from my crystal rugby ball. I also go the next step and predict the playoffs. If you are a betting man, I suggest you take my predictions to the bank. You can click on the team name for a look of their roster, so I don't have to list every roster member, in an attempt to keep the article brief. Teams are listed in order of projected finish in their conference.
Africa Conference 1
Stormers – The reigning champions of the AC1 conference, the Stormers look set to repeat as the conference winners. One of the keys to this will be the fact that they retained the vast majority of their players from last season. Considering the way French clubs sniff around South Africa, that is a very impressive feat. The kept the core of young talent in the forwards and backs, despite a few key losses so now it is a matter of the new guys step up and the young stalwarts stay the course.
Handre Pollard is back for the Bulls
Bulls – The Bulls have long been the ugly yet effective side in Super Rugby. They are not known for lots of width or enterprising play and they will be likely to do more of the same this season. After a year and a half out due to injury Handre Pollard is back and he adds a bit of flair to a backline that could definitely use it. It will be interesting to see if they can take it up a notch and challenge the Stormers to be the conference winner.
Cheetahs – The Cheetahs won the 2016 Currie Cup and have held on to almost all their players from the competition. They improved to 4 wins last year in Super Rugby and were in a lot of games they ended up losing. They are definitely a team on the upswing, how much they are is still to be determined. This year will give us a better picture but we still feel they are going to finish third in this conference, they are still a year off.
Sunwolves – This year the Sunwolves have been granted more preparation time in the pre-season than they got last year. This is a benefit as they will play a lot better and be more competitive. However, considering how bad they were last season, it is not a high bar. They will bring up the rear in this group and maybe the competition overall.
Faf de Klerk: Lions scrum-half and He-Man look-alike.
Lions – The title runners-up from last season are back and they aim to finish what they started last season. They have kept 95% of last year's squad together so they will be just as dangerous. Led by the halfback combo of Faf de Klerk and Elton Jantijes, the Lions will look to run the table. And unlike last season they will start the first team in every game instead of resting them with home field advantage at stake.
Sharks – The Sharks are in the middle of a transition. They have jettisoned some older players and have brought the young kids through. They came second in the conference last year and they will finish there again this year. The difference is they should be closer to Lions this season and they have a chance at the Top8 in the competition again. They will likely be even more dangerous than last year and could win a first round playoff match , this time around.
Jaguares – The key word for the Jaguares this season will be discipline. They were very dangerous side to face, their only problem was they could never keep all 15 mean on the field for a whole match. No matter who you are, you have to adjust to how the ref is calling the game, if you don't, your team will end up playing with 13 men as what happened to the Boyos from Argentina last season.
Kings – Usually when people talk about contracting Super Rugby, you assume they mean the Jaguares and Sunwolves but for a lot of people the Kings are the perfect example of things gone wrong. They provincial union went bankrupt so they are propped up by the SARU and they can't seem to win a game or hold on to players. The Union is corrupt beyond belief and with all of that going on off the field it is no wonder their on the field product is so sub-standard and they are expected to finish last.
Israel Folau looks to lead the Waratahs back to the top
New South Wales Waratahs – After a lackluster campaign last season the Waratahs will look to bounce back. They to alst season was losing head coach Michael Cheika to the Wallabies. Daryl Gibson became coach but he struggled to really make the team his own as key players under-performed in a major way. This looks like the year of the bounce back for the Waratahs.
ACT (Australian Capital Territory) Brumbies – The Brumbies won the conference last season then promptly went on to lose in their home playoff quarter-final. The Brumbies have lost a key players like David Pocock to the foreign coin, so it will be interesting how many of their quality youngsters steps up and fills the void. The kids will do well because the Brumbies develop players well but it will not be enough to see them win the conference again.
Queensland Reds – The Reds have a new head coach in Nick Stiles but have added experienced players in Quade Cooper, Scott Higginbotham, George Smith and Stephen Moore . The addition of that kind of veteran leadership should definitely improve the side. They maybe able to sneak up and shock the Waratahs and Brumbies, should all things click.
Melbourne Rebels – There were flashes last season of what could be. The Rebels even were top of the Aussie conference for a brief few hours then it all fell apart. This year they hope to keep it together for a longer amount of time. They are still a long ways away from being a dangerous side on a regular basis but they are slowly getting there.
Western Australia Force – The Force were Super Rugby's real first dabble into expansion where they were trying to convert a major market into a rugby market. The team has had a few bright spots but they struggle overall. These struggles will continue as they have a rookie head coach in Dave Wessels, who has never coached or played at a higher level than Super Rugby assistant coach, so this will be a heck of a challenge. A challenge that doesn't look to be in their favor.
Chiefs look to get back to the top
New Zealand Conference
Chiefs – This is head coach David Rennie's final season with the Chiefs. He will likely be giving his team the blow dryer treatment all season in the hope of winning it all. The Chiefs have retained most of the same players over the last couple of years and have made the playoffs in 5 straight including winning it 2012 & 2013. Expect them to do it all again this year.
Hurricanes – The Hurricanes are the defending champions so they should be favored to win it again. However, repeating as champions is a very difficult feat in Super Rugby. It is often a run of injuries or the loss of 50/50 calls and plays that lead to a spiral of things and the club falling short. This will be what denies the Hurricanes repeat champions status.
Blues – Full Disclosure: I am Huge Blues Fan, just so you know. They have been building under the leadership of Tana Umaga. They may have the most lethal backline in all of Super Rugby with Sonny Bill Williams, Rene Ranger, George Moala, Augustine Pulu and Rieko Ioane. The key will be can he get the forwards to do enough work to get them into the playoffs, and we believe they can.
Highlanders – The Highlanders know the pain of trying to repeat. They won in 2015 and got knocked out in the semi-finals last season. They have had turnover in the coaching department and it is because of that they are expected to struggle. New coach in Tony Brown, who was previously the assistant coach and the departure of a couple of first choice players make them on the outside looking in.
Crusaders – A Coach gets three years to make his mark on a team. Usually it is when he is turning what was a bad team into a good team and you can see them really start to click. On a really good team or franchise, that is when his ability to continue the positives from the previous regime appear or he just proves he is riding the previous regime's coattails. This will be the first year for Scott "Razor" Robertson who has been up and down in his time leading the U-20 Junior All Blacks, but has had success coaching the Canterbury province in the NPC. The New Zealand province is the most difficult and as such, I just see them struggling in their first year under a new coach making a big step up.
1st Round: Lions v Highlanders – The Lions will be tough for the visitors and like last year, it will be a runaway win.
1st Round: Chiefs v Brumbies – The Chiefs will be steaming thorugh the Brumbies as they function as a unit so much better than any other team.
1st Round: Stormers v Hurricanes – The Stormers are not that dominant a side to put away a fiery side like the Hurricanes away so expect a road win.
1st Round: Waratahs v Blues – The Blues will take the next big step to relevance with a shocking road win.
Minor Final 1: Lions v Blues – The travel will be too much for the blues and with the Lions having home field they will cut through the Blues with ease.
Minor Final 2: Chiefs v Hurricanes – This will be a massive clash but the Chiefs will want it just that little bit more and that will difference.
Major Final: Lions v Chiefs – The Lions take the next big step and win it all. They will come out on fire and slowly pull away from the Chiefs at the end.
That's all for now, please feel free to comment below, look for and "Like" our Facebook Rugby Wrap Up Page and follow us on Twitter@: @RugbyWrapUp, @Junoir Blaber, @MeetTheMatts, @Luke Bienstock, @Ronan Nelson, @Brian C Cole and @Declan Yeats.
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Well April is nearly over and I haven't finished my month's project yet, of 6mm Teutonic Knights. Hopefully I shall get them finished this week, as I have a couple of days away with work and so will be packing my travelling paint kit.
I did however manage to get some photos taken. Below is the painted 15mm British Colonial Troops from February, complete with my latest purchases. I went into the local model/railway shop and they had alot of second hand buildings, several of which I thought would suit a 15mm VSF game. Altogether they came to just over a tenner.
This weekend I can't see me being too frugal as I shall be attending Triples on the Saturday, with a shopping list of things to buy. As next month we are painting 15mm Sci-Fi, I feel I shall have to visit Ground Zero Games and buy some of their new figures, the NAC and Alien Mercenaries. I also have a few more 6mm figures I need from Irregular to complete my Brethren Army.
As I said next month is 15mm Sci-Fi, so come May we will be trying a variety of rules. On the list at the moment are Stargrunt II, Beamstrike and Laserburn/Imperial Commander, I'm sure more will be added as the month progresses.
The thank looks good, but I reckon that your British have me completely outgunned now. I pity my poor Martians.


The Indian cricket team's victory celebration, it seems, will continue for some more days. After their memorable win over England on Tuesday, the players will stay put in the team hotel where incidentally Yuvraj Singh's pre-wedding celebrations are taking place.
While it is not clear whether the England team will attend the function, heading as they are to Dubai for a short break, the Indian team, led by skipper Virat Kohli, will be a part of all the functions and festivities. With a week to go for the fourth Test, the cricketers look set to let their hair down at Yuvi's function before heading home for a mini break.
"There is a gathering tonight at the hotel. The entire team is invited. We'll obviously go there (at Yuvi's function). So, yeah, it'll be a nice coincidence, I guess. Fourth day, getting the job done and you have the chance to celebrate it in the evening. I think the guys will be more relaxed attending the function and chill a bit longer," said Kohli.
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The scam that is climate change!!
The author of this article, Jeremiah Bohr from the University of Wisconsin (Bohr, J. (2016). The 'climatism' cartel: Why climate change deniers oppose market-based mitigation policy. Environmental Politics, 25(5), 812-830. doi:10.1080/09644016.2016.1156106) calls the people who do not believe in global warming as climate deniers. He says that there has been a consensus amongst scientist that global warming exists. The gist though of this article is how the free market thinkers who are climate deniers do not want to use free markets to mitigate the carbon creation. What this basically says is that if a company does not produce greenhouse gas they can sell this non production as credits. The author researches article that were researched by the climate deniers.
In summary, the author misses the point that these so called climate deniers do not accept the premise that the global warming we are supposedly experiencing is manmade.
Do you remember when it was called global warming? Then it was call manmade global warming. Now it is called climate change? This is because they called it global warming at one time and now that proved to be untrue. It was changed to climate change because you cannot prove the world is getting warmer. The earth has been in existence for over 5 billion years. We have learned in any basic statistic or sociology class that a good sample size is imperative. Most statisticians say a 5% sample size of a population size is excellent. Well 5% of 5 billion is 250 million. We have not been taking recoded temperatures that long. One could conclude statistically, we cannot determine if the world is getting warmer.
Even if the world is becoming warmer it is hard to believe that after 200 years of man industrialization's that that has caused the earth to become warmer I mean climate change.
In this article the author talks about the consensus of scientists. When did science come up for a vote? Scientists did not vote on whether the world was round or flat. Scientist didn't vote that the sun was 93 million miles from earth and scientists didn't vote on E=mc2 .All these scientific phenomenon were proven scientifically. It wasn't up for a vote. Climate change has never been proven scientifically thus the premise of this whole article is bunk.


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The most emblematic photograph of the Syrian war to date was that of the corpse of three-year-old Alan Kurdi, drowned on the Mediterranean beach in September 2015, after his refugee family's third attempt to reach the Greek island of Kos.
Norwegian director Egil Haskjold Larsen's 69 Minutes of 86 Days begins on the Greek shoreline in what feels like an alternative history. It's the story of another three-year-old refugee, this time a girl named Lean, who sets out with her parents and uncles on a three-month journey through Europe, to live with relatives in Uppsala, Sweden. As a conceptual exercise aimed at tugging the heartstrings, 69 Minutes is a modest success, though more for its integrity than insight or revelations.
Beginning on a Greek shore, strewn with lifejackets and detritus, the film's point-of-view is most often that of a three-year-old's height, looking through forests of adult legs. Our protagonist, Lean, is an endearing toddler in a topknot, with a plaid coat and Frozen knapsack. She chants songs and picks up pebbles and tells jumbled stories and is indifferent to the camera's presence.
With Larsen's camera constantly panning and tracking among the tent villages, the border checks, the anxious waits for trains and van rides, we are provided with no voice-over, interviews, or on-screen text to orient us. This conveys not only the refugees' disorientation but the repetitious tedium of their journey, though, as the title, 69 Minutes of 86 Days, reminds us, we only have the barest idea.
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Egyptian army to guard Sinai gas line
Egyptian army soldiers take position in front of the Giza pyramids in Egypt, on February 9, 2011, the 16th day of consecutive protests calling for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak. UPI | License Photo
JERUSALEM, Feb. 16 (UPI) -- Israel agreed to an Egyptian Army request to deploy hundreds of soldiers in the Sinai Peninsula to guard the gas pipeline, Yedioth Ahronoth said.
A report published by the Hebrew language daily Wednesday said Israel agreed to a request by the Egyptian military leadership to deploy hundreds of soldiers and officers to the Sinai Peninsula for a limited period in order to safeguard the strategic natural gas terminal and gas line that supplies Israel and Jordan.
Soldiers will remain until police succeed in stopping the Bedouin clashes and stabilize the area, the newspaper said.
The peace treaty signed between the two countries over three decades ago calls for a demilitarized zone in the Sinai Peninsula.
Earlier this month, Israel agreed to allow Cairo to deploy two battalions in the Sharm el-Sheik region and around Rafah near the Gaza Strip but refused a second request to dispatch additional soldiers days later.
On February 5 an explosion in the Egyptian natural gas line in the Sinai Peninsula cut off supplies to Israel and Jordan.
Egyptian Judge Abed Nasser el-Tayeb the chief investigator probing the incident ruled the explosion was caused by a terror attack when four masked men set off explosives by remote control in the gas terminal.


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Q: Microsoft Teams - Deeplink to bot tab I am currently building a bot for use in Microsoft Teams using the BotBuilder SDK and I'm having some trouble with Deeplinking from within the Teams application to a bot tab.
Is there any way you can link to a static tab of a bot rather than just a channel tab?
I am aiming to have the bot send a message encouraging users to open one of the bot's static tabs by clicking a link/button sent in the conversation flow.
I have tried following the Create deep links to a Microsoft Teams tab docs however it seems to only open one of the general channels not to a bot tab.

A: Yes, you can generate the deep link to the static tab. Try the url for deep linking to a static tab https://teams.microsoft.com/l/entity/28:" + BotId + "/" + TabEntityID + "?conversationType=chat; where BotId is the regeistered botId and TabEntityID is the entityId you have given in the manifest file.
This isn't actually "public" knowledge. We really don't have a problem with people currently using it, but we have plans to possibly change it so we don't want it to be TOO wide spread.

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 Peter Emil Huber-Werdmüller (1836-1915) – imprenditore svizzero

Altro
 Huber – area non incorporata statunitense nella contea di Fayette (Indiana)
 Huber Heights – città statunitense nella contea di Montgomery (Ohio)
 Huber Ridge – census-designated place statunitense nella contea di Franklin (Ohio)
 Fred A. Huber Trophy – trofeo di hockey su ghiaccio dell'International Hockey League
 Martha Huber – personaggio della serie televisiva Desperate Housewives

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Die Perkarina (Percarina demidoffii) ist ein nur im Brackwasser vorkommender Knochenfisch aus der Familie der Echten Barsche (Percidae). Das Artepitheton ehrt den Magnaten und Förderer der Erforschung Südrusslands Anatole Demidoff. Percarina bedeutet kleiner Barsch, kann aber auch eine vermittelnde Stellung der Gattung zwischen Perca und Acerina (früherer Name und heute Untergattung von Gymnocephalus) andeuten.

Merkmale
Die Weibchen dieser Art werden kaum größer als 10 cm, die Männchen bleiben darunter. Die Fische sind etwas hochrückig und lateral stärker zusammengedrückt als die Arten der Gattung Gymnocephalus. Die Augen sind groß, der Abstand zwischen Maul und Auge entspricht einem Augendurchmesser. Das große Maul ist spitz, die Maulspalte reicht nach hinten bis unter die Augenmitte. Nach Seeley (1886) ist die reibeisenartige Bezahnung des Unterkiefers mit mehreren Reihen spitzer Zähne auffallend, die zum Teil auch nach außen ragen – sie erinnert hiemit an die der Schnepfenaale, die auch hauptsächlich lang- und vielbeinige Garnelen fressen (es kommt darauf an, dass die "Schwebegarnelen" am Unterkiefer hängen bleiben und sich nicht durch Abreißen einzelner, leicht regenerierbarer Extremitäten durch ihren Abdomen-Rückstoß aus dem Maul befreien). Die Kopfseiten sind unbeschuppt. Die Kopfseitenlinien sind ähnlich wie bei den Kaulbarschen entwickelt (Schleimgruben). Der Hinterrand des Vordeckels ist gesägt, der Kiemendeckel läuft in einen breiten Dorn aus. Der Körper ist von kleinen Kammschuppen bedeckt, 65 bis 76 zählt man entlang der Seitenlinie. Der Körper ist fast durchscheinend. Die Färbung des Rückens ist milchig weiß, beiderseits der Rückenflossenbasen befinden sich meist acht oder neun runde oder unregelmäßig geformte, graue Flecken. Auch entlang der Seitenlinie können sich schwarze Punkte befinden. Die Stachelstrahlen der Bauchflosse sind schwarz. Die Schwanzflosse ist tief gegabelt.

Flossenformel: D1 IX–XII, D2 II–III/10–13, A II/8–11; ca. 33 Wirbel

Verbreitung und Lebensraum

Das Verbreitungsgebiet der Perkarina liegt im südlichen Russland, der südlichen Ukraine und wahrscheinlich in der Republik Moldau. Sie kommt im Nordwestteil des Schwarzen Meeres und in den Mündungen und Küstenseen von Dnjestr, Südlichem Bug und Dnepr vor. 1986 wurde sie auch im Donaudelta (Rumänien) nachgewiesen. Die Art lebt laut Bogutskaja 2008 nur in Brackwasser von 1 bis 8 ‰ Salinität: sie stellt ein Relikt aus der Paratethys dar. Am häufigsten ist sie in Wassertiefen um 5 m über schwarzem (eutrophem) Schlamm.

Lebensweise
Die Art lebt in Schulen in der Nähe des Gewässerbodens. Hauptnahrung sind benthische Wirbellose, aber auch Schwebegarnelen (Mysida) und kleinere Fische (bei Geschlechtsreifen) werden gefressen. Die Tiere laichen von Mai bis August in küstennahen Bereichen nahe den Flussmündungen über Sand- und Schlammboden. Der Laich, bis zu 3000 Eier je Weibchen, wird ins freie Wasser über dem Boden abgegeben, zu dem er langsam absinkt. Die Entwicklung verläuft wie bei Percarina maeotica.

Bestand und Gefährdung
Die Perkarina ist in den mündungsnahen Bereichen der Flüsse und in Küstenlagunen oft häufig. Da alle großen, in das Schwarze Meer mündenden Flüsse mittlerweile Staustufen aufweisen, durch die die Zuflussmengen von Süßwasser sinken, steigt der Salzgehalt im Lebensraum der Art an, wodurch sie bedroht sein könnte. Nach Erhebungen im Jahr 1996 stuft die IUCN Percarina demidoffii daher als gefährdet ("vulnerable") ein.

Literatur
 Alexander von Nordmann: Observations sur la fauna pontique. In: Anatole de Démidoff: Voyage dans la Russie méridionale et la Crimée. Vol. III. Voyage Russie Mérid., Paris 1840, S. 353–635.
 Harry Govier Seeley: The fresh–water fishes of Europe, a history of their genera, species, structure, habits and distribution. Cassel & Co., London 1886, S. 31–32.
 V. Otel, P. Banarescu: First record of Percarina demidofii Nornmann, 1840 from Romania and from the Danube river basin (Pisces, Percidae). In: Revue Roumaine de Biologie. 31, 1, Bukarest 1986, S. 11–13.
 Y. S. Reshetnikov, N. G. Bogutskaya, E. D. Vasil'eva, E. A. Dorofeeva, A. M. Naseka, O. A. Popova, K. A. Savvaitova, V. G. Sideleva, L. I. Sokolov: An annotated check-list of the freshwater fishes of Russia. In: Journal of Ichthyology. 37, 9, 1997, S. 687–736.
 Fritz Terofal: Steinbachs Naturführer, Süßwasserfische. Ulmer, Stuttgart 2003, ISBN 3-8001-4296-1.

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If Sunday was about getting a quick feel for the Zodiac, today is about jumping right into maneuvers--an accelerated program leaves no other option. "On the first flight, I try to get 'em comfortable," says my instructor, Nathan Mayers. "People are most afraid of the engine cutting out, and stalls. We did a little of that stuff yesterday, because if I wait five hours before showing people, they spend that whole time thinking, "Are we gonna stall?" Once they're comfortable, that leads into the second day."