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His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, received on Sunday, President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan.
H.H. Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Chairman of Abu Dhabi Executive Council; H.H. Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, National Security Adviser; H.H. Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan; Dr. Anwar bin Mohammed Gargash, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs; Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Bowardi, Minister of State for Defence Affairs; Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Minister of Culture and Knowledge Development; Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of Climate Change and Environment; Ali bin Hammad Al Shamsi, Deputy Secretary-General of the Supreme National Security Council; Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Executive Affairs Authority, EAA; Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Executive Affairs Authority; Mohamed Mubarak Al Mazrouei, Under-Secretary of the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince's Court; Eisa Saif Al Dhaheri, UAE Ambassador to Afghanistan, and Maryam Eid AlMheiri, Director-General of Abu Dhabi Government Media Office, were present.


Javier Mascherano has given no thought to his next outing for Argentina being his last, despite continued involvement at World Cup 2018 hanging in the balance.
The former Barcelona and Liverpool star has become his country's all-time leading appearance maker in Russia , with his collection of caps taken to 145.
At 34 years of age, his time with the Albiceleste is coming to a close, with it possible that there may be only one more outing to come.
Argentina have to beat Nigeria on Tuesday to keep their World Cup dream alive , while relying on assistance from others, but Mascherano insists he has not considered making an early exit.
He told FIFA.com when quizzed on whether he may be about to bid farewell to international football: "I've not thought about that.
The Albiceleste find themselves in must-win territory having taken just one point from two Group D fixtures with Iceland and Croatia.
Their last outing saw them collapse to a miserable 3-0 defeat against the Croats, with that display having led to inquests inside and outside the camp .
"There's no doubt that, until Croatia's first goal, the match was pretty even," said Mascherano.
"But then we lost our shape and organisation, and we ended up looking quite bad. That's what was most worrying.
Lionel Messi has so far failed to provide a much-needed spark for Argentina, with a penalty missed against Iceland, but Mascherano insists Jorge Sampaoli's side cannot afford to rely solely on the Barcelona talisman .
He added: "The team is frustrated, not Leo. Let's not put all the blame on him.


A new study in Psychiatric Services is the first systematic analysis of comorbidity in general with schizophrenia in the U.S. hospitalized population. A series of recent studies have examined single comorbidities with schizophrenia, but these studies were generally conducted with small or unrepresentative sample sizes and tested hypotheses rather than taking a broader approach. By contrast, this study looked at nearly 6 million hospital discharge records to calculate proportional morbidity ratios.
Somewhat predictably, psychiatric and behavior related diagnoses accounted for 45% of comorbidity. Anyone who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia, or has a diagnosis in their family knows that other diagnoses frequently precede or follow suit.
However, the study showed more than just that. Among non-psychiatric diagnoses, many patients with a primary diagnosis of schizophrenia were also diagnosed with acquired hypothyroidism, obesity and other hyperalimentation disorders, asthma, chronic airway obstruction not elsewhere classified, essential hypertension, and type 2 diabetes.
Head author Weber notes in a Psychiatric News article that the researchers expected cardiovascular and metabolic conditions to occur at a rate even greater than they found. Author Newcomer explained that this likely represented endemic underdiagnosis. "The very nature of the problem with this diagnosis [of schizophrenia] is that the patients tend to receive a lower standard of medical care, so there is going to be massive underestimation".
Is it intuitive that psychiatric conditions would be co-morbid with non-psychiatric medical conditions? Why or why not? Do lifestyle and behavioral factors associated with mental illness increase risk? Is there is a biological connection? Finally, how much of this comorbidity is due to iatrogenic harm? If psychiatric conditions show significant non-iatrogenically induced comorbidity, what are the public health policy ramifications for the treatment of mental health?


Relationships are built through team sports.
This is how I opened the annual Freshman Parent/Student-Athlete night as the director of athletics at Serra High School in San Mateo, CA. It was a night where we outlined what it means to be a student-athlete at Serra—a private, all-boys Catholic school of about 860 students. Department policies were covered during the evening, but, most importantly, I wanted to enforce how imperative it was to build lifelong friendships through team sports.
It was a beautiful spring day at Sea Cloud Park in Foster City. I was 14 years old in May of 1988, and I was the catcher on my Millbrae Lions Pony League team. We were playing the Foster City Phillies. It was a big game, as both teams stood atop the Pony League standings. The Phillies had a great, left-handed leadoff hitter. He was fast, and when he got on base, he usually ended up on third base by stealing second and third.
"He's taking a big lead over there—I'm going to pick this guy off," I thought to myself. I touched the back of my catcher's helmet between pitches, signaling to the third baseman that I would throw down for a backdoor pickoff play. The pitch was on the way, a bit inside to the right-handed hitter, which was a perfect pitch for me to get my momentum going toward third base for a perfect throw. As I launched the ball toward third, the runner ran back to the base. The ball hit him square in the back, right between his shoulder blades. He dropped to the ground as if he had been hit by a sniper! Somehow he managed his way back to the bag. Millbrae won that game by one run (yes, Tom Arvetis missed home plate, something that would later be disputed among friends), but that pickoff attempt to third base is what I will always remember most from that game.
Three months later, I began my freshman year at Serra High School. I wanted to follow the path of my older brothers and go to the school that produced Lynn Swann, Barry Bonds, and Gregg Jefferies. My younger brother followed suit, so all four siblings played varsity football while attending Serra. In my senior year, there was an excellent freshman baseball player who also was the backup quarterback on an 0-8 freshman football team. His name was Tom Brady.
At freshman football tryouts during the first week of school, I recognized the kid whom I nailed in the back three months earlier. He recognized me as well, and we laughed about the incident. We became good friends during that freshman football season. The team went 7-1, just missing a league championship by losing to Bellarmine 13-12 (to this day, we all know Matt Tinitali was in bounds on the two-point play at the end of the game, although the official thought otherwise). During our JV season, my friend became the quarterback and I played center. You can't have a closer friendship than that! Junior year was special. We both started on the school's first ever Central Coast Section championship team. He played free safety and I played linebacker. We worked perfectly in tandem, as he set the coverage while I set the front on defense. I'll always remember how he picked me up in games if I missed an assignment or a tackle.
"You've got this, Deano, this is your time... you're going to make the next play," he offered with encouragement.
We became the best of friends, hanging out together all the time and going on family vacations. He and I stayed in close contact throughout college and visited each other's campuses. As we ventured into the next chapters of our lives after college, we and our core group of friends remained close and shared many experiences. We eventually were the best men in each other's weddings, and we remain in close contact today.
I got goosebumps as I was reading these comments because I suddenly recounted his words from long ago, "You've got this, Deano, this is your time... you're going to make the next play." 30 years later, that guy I nailed in the back with a ball on a botched pickoff attempt was there to support me in my new endeavor. We went from competitors to teammates to lifelong friends because of our dedication to team sports. As I watch and coach my son's sports teams, I try to take a step back from the competition and remind myself of the lifelong bonds he is making through sports. Thank you, Todd Conneely, for your ongoing support; your friendship is valued more than you can imagine.


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Ruchi Gupta was the joint secretary heading the NSUI or National Students Union of India.
A Congress leader heading the party's student wing NSUI, Ruchi Gupta, resigned today citing "delays in organizational changes". The resignation of a key Rahul Gandhi aide spoiled the optics for the Congress on a day it attempted to mend an internal rift with a meeting between Sonia Gandhi and "dissenters" who had written a letter criticizing the leadership and calling for an overhaul of the organization.
Ruchi Gupta was the joint secretary heading the NSUI or National Students Union of India. According to reports, she said in a WhatsApp message that "continuing delays" in bringing about long overdue organizational changes were damaging the party.
"I regret to announce that I have resigned. I am grateful to Rahul ji and Sonia ji (Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi) for giving me this opportunity," she tweeted along with an opinion piece published in The Hindu newspaper, titled "Chalking Out the Congress's Enduring Revival".
On her way out, Ms Gupta has laid out her blunt analysis of the Congress's organizational stasis in The Hindu article, in which she also pitches for Rahul Gandhi's return as party chief.
The Congress, she says, needs to address issues of party organization, address grassroots level connect and establish a "strong top-down leadership".
She says she believes only Rahul Gandhi could lead the party. "This is not a sycophantic statement – if any other leader had to emerge in the party, he would have done so over the last year. Instead, different factions prefer status quo rather than allowing one group to ascend and upset the balance of power for everyone. Organisational power thus continues to reside in Mr Gandhi. The way then to revive the Congress and consolidate this power is one and the same – it's full and frontal exercise," she writes.
Calling for a "strong and interventionist Congress president", she says "Without a strong leader at the top to take and enforce decisions, the party will continue to be pulled in different directions."

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Taliban Safari: One Day in the Surkhagan Valley
Written By: Paul Darling
Narrated By: Shawn Compton
In crisp prose and sharp detail Darling offers a moment-by-moment account of a one-day mission to track down and kill Taliban insurgents in the Zabul Province of southeastern Afghanistan. A rare day-in-the-life narrative that captures the mundane realities of deployment-the waiting, the heat, the heavy gear, the 0345 wake-up-along with the high-octane experience of crossing foreign terrain where every turn, every decision might have life or death consequences. The living accommodations, reporting up the chain of command, the bureaucracy, and the almost insurmountable challenges of functioning effectively in two cultures-all become intimately real in Darling's telling as he balances the imperatives of his mission and the skills of his men against the ever-multiplying unknowns, the unpredictable and dangerous Afghan 'allies,' and the elusive enemy: the unseen IED and the possibility of fatal miscalculation.
In the midst of the soldier's everyday drama of never quite knowing what comes next, Darling's moments of humor and reflection put the chaos and uncertainties of combat into a larger perspective. The story is about one man and the ethical choices and compromises he has to make as a leader-a man who has promises to keep: to family; to country; to his soldiers, both Afghan and American; and, ultimately, to himself.
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Aladdin & The Lion King Are Getting The Royal Treatment In an All New Retro Re-Release!
Nighthawk Interactive and Digital Eclipse are teaming up to re-release two of the most popular retro movies games ever, Aladdin and The Lion King. This release will be pretty special in that they will include quite a few of the various versions of both games. Aladdin will come with the Sega Genesis and Nintendo Game Boy versions and the Final Cut version. The Lion King will come with the Genesis, Nintendo SNES and Game Boy versions to round out this really incredible collection.
Nighthawk Interactive and Digital Eclipse also understand the market they are targeting as this collection will come out on Switch, PS4 and XBox One as physical versions for $30! If the ports... Read All Nighthawk Interactive and Digital Eclipse are teaming up to re-release two of the most popular retro movies games ever, Aladdin and The Lion King. This release will be pretty special in that they will include quite a few of the various versions of both games. Aladdin will come with the Sega Genesis and Nintendo Game Boy versions and the Final Cut version. The Lion King will come with the Genesis, Nintendo SNES and Game Boy versions to round out this really incredible collection.
Nighthawk Interactive and Digital Eclipse also understand the market they are targeting as this collection will come out on Switch, PS4 and XBox One as physical versions for $30! If the ports are top notch I can't think of a better way to play these classics if you want to relive them in a new way. Oh and apparently they are being remade for full 1080p and it doesn't look like they are being stretched from 4x3!
This collection can't wait to be King and drops October 29th!
This is an absolute steal for two amazing games (six kinda). The Aladdin SNES game being missing is kinda expected, and welcome. See the awesome Portscenter rundown for more info why:
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jdodson Admin Post Author wrote on 08/30/2019 at 04:25pm
Yeah. I have the SNES version but folk consider the Sega version to be superior. I bet it was very hard to get the licenses for all these games. First you need to clear with Disney then each of the development rights holders. A pretty incredible feat.