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Torann Maizeroi (Fort-de-France, Martinica, 1 de abril de 1989) es un deportista francés que compite en taekwondo,  ganador de dos medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Taekwondo, plata en 2014 y bronce en 2012.

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The Woman in Black adapted by Stephen Mallatratt from the novel by Susan Hill directed by Shane Ryan 19th Nov. – 6th Dec., 2008 Wednesday to Saturday at 8.15pm,... the woman in black Download the woman in black or read online here in PDF or EPUB. Please click button to get the woman in black book now. All books are in clear copy here, and all files are secure so don't worry about it.
The Woman in Black We went to see The Woman in Black play in Abu Dhabi, in the Armed Forces Officer's Club on December 6th. The play is based on the play by Stephen Mallatratt's stage adaptation of Susan Hill's bestselling novel.


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Company behind "patch" insulin pump closes €65m financing round
ViCentra, the company behind Kaleido, a small and light wearable insulin pump ("patch pump"), has closed a €65 million Series C financing.
The investment round was led by new investor Partners in Equity BV, the Amsterdam based Venture Capital firm with a long-term focus. Existing investors LSP, INKEF Capital and Health Innovations also participated in the investment.
Frans Cromme, CEO of ViCentra said: "This new equity round enables us to further accelerate our commercial rollout, scale our manufacturing operations and prepare for FDA filing. The commercial launch of the Kaleido system will focus on the Netherlands, France, Germany and the UK, with additional regions targeted in due course."
In addition, the company announces it has commercially launched the next generation of its Kaleido system which fits the DBLG1 System, Diabeloop's advanced closed loop automated insulin delivery ("AID") solution. By further strengthening its collaboration with Diabeloop, Kaleido will be available to operate with the DBLG1 handset and proprietary algorithm. This will bring the first AID system with a wearable pump to Europe, combining the world's smallest pump with the advanced dosing algorithm and intuitive user interface developed by Diabeloop.
Cromme added: "We are excited to be further expanding our product offering with a closed loop system and to be introducing this product to new EU markets. The system is simple and easy to use, bringing a significant improvement in quality of life to people with type 1 Diabetes. This is in line with ViCentra's philosophy to design brilliantly engineered healthcare products that truly put people first. We don't design for patients – we design for people."
The World Health Organisation estimates that there are about 422 million people with diabetes across the globe, with numbers expected to grow as the global population ages. As both patients and providers rely more and more on virtual care, this provides a tremendous opportunity for technology to help improve the quality of life for diabetes sufferers.
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November 30th was the second leg between the Montreal Impact and Toronto FC. The game was being played at BMO Field in Toronto, as Montreal hosted the first match of the series. Many broadcasters and insiders were predicting a very tight, but open scoring match. And boy, were they spot on. Not only was history bound to be created after the final whistle of the game, as the first Canadian team to reach the MLS final would be revealed, but we also got a hell of a goal fest spectacle….
Puppy Pals – Pet Therapy
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Puppy therapy consists of bringing dogs to patients in the hospital – or nursing home residents, or students in schools, etc. – in order to reduce stress, fear, and anxiety. This method has worked successfully and is practiced worldwide, with a number of advantages. Puppy therapy is known to have both an emotional and physical impact on patients. A 2002 study found that pets who visit hospitals provide stress relief, normalization of hospital milieu, generation of positive rapport and feelings, and the increase of satisfaction and morale for patients as…
A Review of Denis Villeneuve's Arrival
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Denis Villeneuve's new science-fiction film, Arrival, starring Amy Adams, would be best described as an experience. The plot builds onto itself, appearing clumsy and strange as the story begins, alternating between a slow buildup with frequent repetitions, and plot advancements which seem to happen too fast. The flow is murky and shifting, and yet the film takes hold in a very powerful way at a critical time, and from then, is unrelenting. The film's form, in this sense, is intimately connected to its subject matter: Linguistics. The…
Underused Study Areas on Campus
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The library (for those of us who've seen it before) used to provide not only books but a large number of space for students to be able to work and study in peace. Due to the renovations taking place at the moment, the school has opened up many rooms available to us students. However, it seems that some still don't know where to go on campus for a positive learning space. Don't fret, here's a list of the underused rooms available to students: B-512 Chemistry Resource Room – Help Available…
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For more information, check out Maine Trail Finder and the City of Westbrook infopage.
This urban walkway follows the south bank of the Presumpscot River behind the buildings that make up downtown Westbrook. Linking a series of ballfields and parks, the Westbrook River Walk parallels both slack water sections and waterfalls that once formed the nucleus of Westbrook's early mill history.
Saccarappa Falls, just west of Bridge Street, is easily viewed from the numerous benches on the boardwalk that the trail passes over. These falls, like so many others throughout Maine, provided power for the shoe and clothing mills. A number of the old mill buildings still stand on the far bank, as are a variety of ruins associated with those former industries. Another interesting feature of the River Walk is the foot bridge which crosses the Presumpscot River. Attached to the side of an existing railroad bridge, this perch is a great place for bird watching and viewing kayakers.


Former Arizona Wildcats tight Rob Gronkowski is entering his ninth NFL season, all with the New England Patriots, as one of the greatest -- the greatest? -- ever at his position.
He has 474 catches for 7,719 yards and 76 touchdowns in 102 regular-season games.
The fun-loving Gronk won't turn 30 until May.
In a media session earlier this week, he talked about his veteran status on the powerful Patriots.
"I know, that is crazy actually. I know, I am 29 going on my ninth year and it's like I'm like a true veteran for sure now," he said.
"It's just wild and it just shows how quick it goes, how much you should just appreciate it while you're in it. It's crazy just seeing a couple 21-year-olds running around the locker room now, 22-year-olds, and just being 29 now. I was always the youngest one on like every team growing up, kind of when I got here too, so it's all so cool."
Q: What do you say to the younger guys fighting for a roster spot this week and this Thursday night?
RG: Just go hard, play hard. Give it all you got this game. I mean, you're not just showcasing for the Patriots but you could possibly be showcasing for around the league. So just play hard, do the best you can and finish plays.
Q: Do you feel like you have an expanded role in the pass-catching game this season due to the lack of depth at wide receiver?
RG: I mean my role expands depending on my capabilities on the practice field, what I'm showing, what the coaches want me to do, what the coaches have planned for the game plan that upcoming week. So it's up to myself, what role I can create myself and what I can do out there on the field and that's what it basically rolls down to. So if I'm showing them I can line-up out wide, line-up inline, catch a pass wherever I am, then I'm sure the coaches would gameplan me to be wherever I need to be.
Q: Does the constant changing of wide receivers affect you at all?
RG: No, it doesn't really matter. The coaches are always putting us in the best position to run the best play with the best personnel group that our team has. So all that in-and-out, I mean we practice it every day in walkthroughs out on the practice field so we got that down and it doesn't really affect me.
Q: It doesn't matter to you who's out there?
RG: Nope, not at all.
Q: What was your reaction to seeing Shaq Mason's extension?
RG: Oh yeah, I mean he's a great player. His speed is unreal, the way he can close the gap on a small defender and just block him is unbelievable. He's a great player and it's always great to see guys like him get a deal like that.
Q: What do you feel like you've accomplished over training camp and are you happy with where you are right now going into the last couple days?
RG: I mean, I always got stuff to work on big-time, no matter what it is. Route-running, route detail, blocking but I felt like it was a good camp overall. Got a lot of conditioning in, lot of reps in, the passing game, the run game, whatever it is. Now we just focus on keeping on going to the next level, keep on getting in better shape and the next couple practices throughout the next week, this week. So got to keep grinding.
Q: How about the fact that you've been out there every day? Some years you've been slow to come back.
RG: It's good. It's good to be out there every day and get the work in, get the body adjusted. I would say the biggest part is putting the pads on, not just the shoulder pads but the pants, all the pads, and being able to run in it and being conditioned in it. It's good that we were just out there for the last month basically every day getting that in.
Q: Do you feel like your body's in as good of shape as it's been in sometime and are you ready for the grind of the NFL season?
RG: I definitely feel ready for sure and I feel good. But I mean, it's a long season. It's kind of hard to describe the body. I mean you got to go through it in order to understand. It's on every play I would say. One day you could be feeling great and then the next day, you just don't know how you're going to feel. Taking hits, you could take a helmet to the thigh, you could take a helmet to the chest, wherever, and your body could just react differently. The swelling can react differently and then you're feeling like garbage the next day. I can't really ever get up here and ever say that I feel amazing because you just never know. Every single day though, I prepare myself to the fullest so I can feel the best I can feel the next day.
Q: We've talked to Tom Brady about his new helmet. Last week you had a new helmet too. How did you feel in the new helmet?
RG: Felt good. I got the new helmet on too, there's a lot of us with it and it really fits on your head. There's no lagging side-to-side. It just goes with you like it's part of your head. It's a great helmet.
Q: When you see contracts like Odell Beckham Jr. and other receivers got, what's your reaction?
RG: Those are great players. He's a great player. He comes up clutch in many situations and just his talent is second-to-none. It's always good to see guys like that that got that talent – I'm in for the players always. I mean, I'm a player, so it's good to see that.
Q: Do you want to see tight ends get lumped in to the pass-catcher category?
RG: That would be pretty cool.
Q: Are you looking to have something new done with your contract in the near future?
RG: I'm always open for that.
Q: Would you like something to be done before the season?
RG: It is what it is. That's not really my focus. I got a long season ahead and just trying to focus on what I need to really do and just let everything else play out.
Q: At what point does the switch flip for you to start focusing on Week One?
RG: We got a game and there's a lot of players on the team that are playing the game Thursday so we got to keep on preparing, we got two more days. But I would say after that it's going to be go time. It's going to be preparation for the [Houston] Texans and it's going to be a grind. It's going to be another year.
Q: You've been in the league a long time. What keeps you playing?
RG: I just love playing the game. I feel good right now. I definitely feel like 100 times better than I did last year during training camp. When you're feeling good, you love playing the game. I feel good enough to where I thought I could come back, go throughout the whole season, go throughout camp and just keep playing the game and be enjoying it. That's how it's been and when you're enjoying the game, when you're feeling good, you just love playing the game. It's just something when you're out on the field, like your mind is just in another place because you're just focusing on what you got to do.
Q: Why do you say you feel so much better?
RG: I've done a lot. Like I said, I just try to focus on my body every single day like after practice now and just try to get better every day and get the recovery going ASAP, right after the meetings and stuff so you feel good the next day. There's times I remember when I was back rookie year, second year, you would just practice, go to meetings and you would do absolutely nothing but as you get older – and I got to say, you got to be on top of the game, you got to be on top of your body in order to be going every day.
Q: Is there anything kind of fun about doing all that work because doing so allows you to unlock your full capability?
RG: Exactly. Yes. It's boring at first but after you start feeling the effects of being able to go again the next day, you unlock another capability, it keeps you going and that's what makes it fun.
Q: Does it ever strike you what a young man's game football is and that you're now a veteran on this team at 29 years old?
RG: I know, that is crazy actually. I know, I am 29 going on my ninth year and it's like I'm like a true veteran for sure now. It's just wild and it just shows how quick it goes, how much you should just appreciate it while you're in it. It's crazy just seeing a couple 21 year olds running around the locker room now, 22 year olds, and just being 29 now. I was always the youngest one on like every team growing up, kind of when I got here too, so it's all so cool.
Q: Where have you found your rhythm in getting ready for Week One?
RG: We've been going out on the practice field and we've been having some good practices, intense practices, versus our defense and just gaining rhythm out there. You got to find a rhythm out at practice because practice execution leads to game execution too. So you go on out on the practice field and right from the very first period going full-speed, getting the routes down, going to the on-air routes, running routes with the quarterbacks and then going to competition with our defense every single day. It's not just making a few plays here and there, in order to find a rhythm for practice to relate it to games, you got to be able to make plays in the first period and then make plays in the middle periods and make plays in the periods at the end of the practice too.


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Post-Merkel Germany: What can Ukraine expect?
Ukraine seeks to reinvent its relations with the UK after Brexit
Contrary to what one might think, Brexit has set a brand new agenda for a far wider circle of actors than just for Great Britain and the European Union. With its own interests and goals, Ukraine is no exception.
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With London now having to reframe its relations with many states and entities simultaneously, there is a risk Ukraine will have to wait until the UK settles its affairs with more heavyweight actors. The problem, however, is that some matters in Ukrainian-British relations are critically urgent for Kyiv. For instance, given that the UK no longer formally participates in EU's anti-Russian sanctions, Ukraine wants its British partners to introduce their own equivalent sanctions as soon as possible.
James Nixey, Director of the Russia and Eurasia programme at Chatham House, admits that there is a risk of London having "no room for a 'charity case' like Ukraine" against the backdrop of its primary focus on making Brexit successful. "On the flipside, however, having left the EU, the UK may well be keen to double down on its other international commitments - not least security," Nixey tells UkraineWorld. The fact that security interests both in London and Kyiv have a significant anti-Russian element indicates that this may be in the cards.
However, the bulk of the work in UK-Ukraine relations now pertains to concluding a new free trade agreement. The previous document regulating trade between Ukraine and the UK, the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, will expire with the end of the UK's transition period out of the EU on 31 December, 2020. Taras Kachka, Ukraine's Deputy Minister for Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture, tells UkraineWorld that the idea is "to take Ukraine's free trade agreement with the EU and to make it the bedrock of a new bilateral agreement." The process faces challenges, however. For instance, it is hard to calculate what the UK's particular share was of total Ukraine-EU trade, since once Ukrainian products had crossed an EU border, they were liable to end up anywhere within the Union. Hence, there are no specific reference quantities that could be stipulated in the new bilateral free trade agreement.
However, Kachka remains optimistic about the process. According to him, most of the work on the new document has already been finished, and further negotiations with the UK will only concern technicalities, like specific volumes of tariff quotas. With the deadline for those negotiations being 31 December 2020 (the end of the transitional period and start of the new bilateral agreement), it seems like Ukraine is already prepared for the new trade realities to the best of its ability.
Apart from that, there are areas for which Brexit may have opened up opportunities for Ukraine. These particularly include painful visa-related issues that Ukrainians have been complaining about for years. Ukraine has repeatedly brought up delays in visa issuances and the large percentage of denials - many of which applicants describe as entirely arbitrary - but London has remained unmoved so far.
Back in 2005 Ukraine unilaterally introduced a visa-free regime for citizens of the EU. Now that British subjects have ceased to be EU citizens, they will once again need to obtain a visa to travel to Ukraine. Ukraine's authorities see this as an opportunity - they have prolonged the visa-free regime for British citizens for another year, but have left any subsequent prolongation subject to visa concessions from the UK. The extent to which Ukraine will be able to play this hand depends solely on the prowess of its diplomats, especially given that Melinda Simmons, the British Ambassador to Ukraine, has already hinted that Ukraine and the UK would engage in relevant negotiations in the run up to the prolongation expiry at the end of the year.
Another element of Brexit in the context of UK-Ukraine relations is that its impact goes beyond just the two countries' bilateral affairs. One particularly relevant matter concerns the signature of the Open Skies Treaty between Ukraine and the European Union. The document would lift restrictions on the number of flights that can be operated between Ukraine and any given EU member state per week. As of now, these quotas are not only limited, but they are also filled up either by monopolies or by heavyweight companies, leaving little to no room for low cost carriers. As of now, negotiations between Ukraine and the EU that were successfully completed back in 2013 cannot translate into the formal enacting of the treaty because of the dispute between Spain and Great Britain over the status of Gibraltar after the UK leaves the EU. However, even though the issue is not yet formally resolved, a concluded Brexit and the clear deadline of the transitional period during which the issue needs to be settled promise light at the end of the tunnel.
Nixey says that ideally, Ukraine would have been better off if the UK had stayed in the EU. However, mutual interest when it comes to security, as well as Ukraine's preparedness for new trade regulations with the UK, show that Kyiv has done its homework for the scenario it is now facing. Now, the most important thing is for Ukraine to maintain its proactive role in the situation, lest it fall off of the UK's radar. As Nixey concludes, "the UK will need to be encouraged and pressured into understanding that it is in its interests that Ukraine is not abandoned and thus acting on that basis," Nixey concludes.
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A suicide bomber rode his bicycle into a crowd of police recruits in Baqouba yesterday, killing at least 29 people in a province that has become a battleground among U.S. forces, al-Qaida militants and Shiite radicals.
A group of Shiite and Sunni clerics, meanwhile, were rescued one day after they were kidnapped in the capital after meeting with the government to discuss how to coordinate efforts against al-Qaida in Iraq.
In a reflection of the extraordinary complexity of Iraq, the U.S. military blamed a Shiite militant for the kidnapping, in which one of the sheiks was said to have been killed. The military did not reveal its evidence, but has claimed that so-called rogue Shiite groups are doing everything possible to stop Iraqis from joining U.S. forces � even in the fight against the Sunni al-Qaida in Iraq.
Suicide bombings, viewed most often as the work of al-Qaida, have taken a mighty toll among police and army recruits and are carried out to discourage Iraqi men from joining the country�s struggling security forces.
Police and hospital officials reported at least 19 people wounded in the attack in Baqouba, the capital of Diyala province 35 miles northeast of Baghdad. Mohammed al-Kirrawi, a doctor at the Baqouba general hospital, said most of the victims were struck by ball bearings packed in the bomber�s suicide vest and that the hospital lacked equipment to save many of the wounded.
One of the wounded recruits told The Associated Press he decided to join the police force only after his father was killed in sectarian violence and he was left as the large family�s sole provider.
�This was an al-Qaida operation, and they were after both Shiites and Sunnis,� said Saadulden Mohammed, a 25-year-old Shiite, who spoke to a reporter as he was receiving a blood transfusion.
�I was standing at the end of the platoon. Suddenly I saw explosion and fire. I would have been killed if I were standing with my Sunni friend. He died. We had breakfast together today,� sobbed Mohammed, who was wounded in the back and legs.
Akram Salman, a 22-year-old Sunni, said he, too, was among the approximately 60 recruits waiting outside the police station for a day of training.
Salman declared the bombing an inside job because the suicide attacker penetrated heavy security surrounding the police camp without being searched.
He said police failed to stop the bomber when he changed course suddenly from the main road toward the recruits.
The kidnapped tribal sheiks were also from Diyala province. Iraqi Defense Ministry spokesman Mohammed al-Askari said four kidnappers were killed and six were wounded in the rescue operation. He did not say who carried out the raid.
Reports kept changing on how many sheiks were involved. By late yesterday, al-Askari and other officials said eight sheiks were kidnapped and seven freed.
Reports on Sunday had said the sheiks were kidnapped as they drove out of Baghdad after meeting with the Shiite-dominated government�s adviser for tribal affairs.
Police found the bullet-riddled body of one of the Sunni sheiks, Mishaan Hilan, about 50 yards away from where the ambush took place, according to an officer.


As our church today continues with its empowering of the call of vocations, the AVPT team continues to spread the joy and the rising need of vocations to all the young people around. From the 17th to the 19th of February 2017, a Vocation Awareness Live-In Camp was held at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Setapak in Kuala Lumpur. This camp brought together 22 young men and women from all over the archdiocese to discover the meaning of vocation as well as to get an insight to the different vocations bringing life to the Catholic Church.
During the course of the entire weekend, the young people were called to open their hearts in an atmosphere of fellowship, sharing and prayer. It was a journey to discover and discern their vocation as to what Christ is calling them to do. The theme of the camp resonates very strongly with this call to answer the Lord, 'The Good Shepherd Calls'. Often in a world where we are caught up with the rat race of life, we seldom stop to hear the gentle prompting of God, and it is in times like this where the quieting of one's heart and mind is needed to be able to hear and respond to a God who wants to grace us.
Various priests and religious from different congregations visited throughout the length of the camp sharing their stories of answering the call. These extraordinary stories from ordinary human beings who seek to do the will of the Father, gave hope and inspiration to all the young people as a testimony that God can call any one of us to do his bidding.
The sessions were conducted by representatives from the various vocations pillaring the church. Sr. Roseling Siaw kick-started the first session, talking about 'My relationship with God'. The second session was conducted by Cassandra and Mary, catechism teachers from the church of the Good Shepherd. The participants were led by them through an examination of conscience. The next day started off with Sr. Santhamary leading a session on morning and imaginative prayer. Franciska continued to share with the participants on the introduction to Christian vocation. The participants were then spoken to on the topic, 'How to discern God's will in my life?' led by Sr. Angeline Poh. Day two then continued with another session by Fr.Chris, leading the participants into a time of sharing and reflection. Fr. Chris also had a session of question and answer with the participants, addressing their concerns and curiosity on the path of life God has planned for them. The day ended with yet another examination of conscience led by Cassandra and Mary.
The final day of the camp began with the celebration of morning mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd which was celebrated by Fr. Chris. In his homily, he emphasized about the life and promise found in the word of God. We are called to love and put our hope in Christ our saviour. He also asked the intercession of the congregation on behalf of the participants who are on their journey of discovering the will of God in their lives. Francis and Jasmine, together with Andrew and Andrene Teoh, conducted the next session with their sharing as a married couple. The final session was conducted by Fr. Chris which centred on the introduction to charisms and the different congregations that are part of the church, including diocesan priesthood. The camp was also graced further with the sharing from His Eminence Soter Fernandez, Archbishop Julian Leow, Sr. Fatima and Sr. Theresa, ISP., Sr. Mary, DSP., and Fr. Eugene Benedict on their vocation stories and their love for God.
Participants of the vocation camp were touched at the infinitesimal abundance of God's mercy and love. Their young hearts resounded with God's call to love and serve one another in His name. Most of all, it was the hope that comes from the Lord that touched their hearts. For we are not called to be our own strength, rather in answering God's call, we rely in abandonment in Him, through Him and with Him. As a family united in the love of God, let us continue to open our hearts and ears to answering His call, in a continuum of prayer to unite our will with His perfect will. God does not call us on our terms or on our time, but in His perfect time.
Psalm 95 beautifully echoes, ' O that today you would listen to his voice, harden not your hearts'. We as imperfect people continue to seek perfection in Christ together, as a living church, striving everyday to answer His call to love and to serve.


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Shabu-shabu at this Restoran Shabu Shabu in Bandar Puteri is very much like eating lok lok, minus the standing and sitting by the roadside, and the risk of getting run over by some cars and so on... and importantly, the price is fixed, all you can eat for RM30 nett per person - seems rather fair.
Business Hour 12pm - 3pm and 5pm - 11pm Daily. Closed Tuesday.
Well, it's a place worth to try. Do order their set as its price reasonably with quite huge portion. Do be patient waiting for your food as the couple doing their best to serve everyone.
Daorae serves a wide variety of Korean dishes. Daorae operates by the motto 'the customers is always right', thus their main objective is to provide good services to their customers.
Daorae is a fairly good Korean restaurant franchise, where customers sit on the wooden floor-like with holes in it, the free to refill side dishes, and of cause the expensive and delicious BBQ meat. The service is quick and friendly, and it is not too crowded.
Good Fast Food western dishes. Lots of mock meat.
There are many different flavours of Japanese rice balls here. I randomly chose some to try, they all end up to be quite nice! Besides the rice balls, I like the Special udon. Yaki udon also not bad. They have even added some local Chinese food in the menu.
Hopoh dish was exciting to our taste and we enjoyed a healthy mixture of rice, fresh green veggies, fried shrimps, peanuts and fried shallots.
Good food I have to say and attentive customer service too.


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Tory Lanez comes by means of on some rudeboy vibes on the opener to Worldwide Fargo. The rapper enlists The Fanatix who really embody worldwide sounds of their music. They've beforehand labored with Vybz Kartel, Giggs, Popcaan, Nicki Minaj and extra.
On "TOUCHDOWN," Tory raps solely in patois over a hard-hitting dancehall beat whereas giving shout outs Vybz Kartel, the OVO jerk, and his come-up in Toronto.
Be warned, this track will likely be in every single place this summer time.


I'm lucky enough to have read this – review will be up next week. I loved it – classice Shelly Laurenston.
I do enjoy Courtney Milan's historicals and this one is on the list .
You know what isn't 'temporary?' The endless stream of dirty socks in my bathroom and empty food packets under the sofa–and don't even get me started on the hot guys who take over my living room every Sunday to watch sports.
I like the look of this one – I've never read her work however the blurb, cover and other reviews mean I am going to give it a shot.
It takes courage to share your secrets—and your heart . . .
Adopted as a child by a tech billionaire, Wynter Bates knows nothing about her origins—or the world beyond being privileged, sheltered, and lonely. But she won't let anything stop her from investigating who she is. Especially after a high-profile scandal involving her father's past lands her on an island retreat under bodyguard Cullen Whelan's protection—in the guise of being his girlfriend . . .
A former military intelligence officer, Cullen figures protecting a pampered heiress will be easy. Posing as a couple is the safest strategy—until Wyn's persistence and vulnerability spark his curiosity—and a reckless attraction neither can afford. More complicated, what Cullen knows about her past is a truth he can't tell. But as they get closer, wrenching revelations will force them to decide what to trust, who to forgive, and whether their growing love is enough to risk a future together.
I have enjoyed Katee Robert's books in the past and this one sounds very different! On teh TR list.
Princess Camilla Fitzcharles is willing to risk everything to escape her gilded cage of her life. She's secured an invitation to participate in the Wild Hunt, a deadly game hosted annually on the secretive Island of Ys. This year's prize is the one thing that can set her free. Cami just has to survive long enough to win it.
Luca has spent the last fifteen years waiting for vengeance. Now the plans are in motion, and there's no going back. He couldn't have anticipated Cami, though. She's an innocent, a reminder of the life that was stolen from him. Something to be protected, not leveraged in this dangerous game.
This year the Wild Hunt has changed. For the first time since its inception, an outsider is named as the White Stag, the prey the rest of them hunt—Cami. She's on the run and in danger, and Luca will do anything to keep her safe.
The person she needs the most protection from?
I dunno about this one – I enjoy Noelle Adam's work but I'm unsure I want to read another Austin rewrite. Unsure.
Liz overheard him say it to his friend, and that's just fine. She doesn't like him anyway. Vince Darcy is cold, arrogant, and detached from genuine feelings, and he's become her closest rival in the local antiques market. He might be her new neighbor, and Liz's sister might be falling for his best friend, but that doesn't mean Liz cares what Vince thinks of her.
Yes, he's hot. Very hot. Way too hot. It's another one of his infuriating characteristics. She's having trouble resisting his hotness, so she might consider a casual fling with him–as long as they keep it a secret and it doesn't become complicated.
But she isn't going to like him. He thinks she's the Annoying One. She can't fall for a man after that.
I am so ready and excited for a new honey badger story!!!!!


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Phase & Voltage Protection Relay, VP-002 - Camsco Electric Co., Ltd.
INTRODUCTION The VP-002 is a range of phase failure/phase sequence/under voltage/overvoltage protection relays to continuously monitor AC power supplies both single phase and three phases.
Output relay will operate to ON (pin 1 & pin 3 close) when power is applied to unit normally, and simultaneously detect if supplied power voltage rang, and phase in correct sequence for three phase type.
5% to 20% Knob-adjustable separately for over voltage and under voltage. If voltage is over or under than the setting voltage for over 3 second, then the output relay will be released to its original position (pin 1 & pin 4 close).


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Detecting leaks in gastrointestinal plumbing
By Conn Hastings2015-11-25T00:00:00+00:00
Low-cost capsule can detect bleeding in the stomach in real time
US scientists have developed a low-cost capsule for patients to swallow that can detect life-threatening bleeds in the stomach and uses radio waves to transmit data to doctors in real time.
wireless receiver in real time
The capsule, which contains cheap components and a miniaturised fluorometer, can detect stomach bleeds and transmit data to a
Gastrointestinal bleeding (GIB) can be caused by a variety of conditions including peptic ulcer disease, esophagitis and duodenitis. 300,000 patients in the US alone are hospitalised with upper GIB each year and of these almost one in five die of complications.
Bleeds in the gastrointestinal tract are difficult to detect. Currently, doctors monitor vital signs in high-risk patients, which may only indicate a bleed when it is already too late. Other methods include endoscopy or angiography but these are expensive, time consuming and technically demanding.
In contrast, the concept developed by Robert Westervelt and his team at Harvard University aims to be inexpensive, rapid and simple. The idea is, when a patient arrives at the emergency room with suspected gastrointestinal bleeding, medical personnel will inject a fluorescent dye called fluorescein into their bloodstream. The patient then swallows a disposable wireless capsule containing a fluorometer that can optically detect if the dye arrives in their stomach due to an active bleed and transmit this data in real time. Alex Nemiroski, who worked on the project, tells Chemistry World that inspiration for the concept came from a plumber's technique to find leaks in water pipes, using the same fluorescent dye. 'Ironically, this is also the only bright fluorophore that is FDA [US Food and Drug Administration] approved for injection into the blood.'
The team at Harvard had previously developed a larger model, and the challenge in this work was to miniaturise the device to the point that it could be swallowed. 'We had to get rid of the bulky lenses that are standard in larger optical systems and replace them with pinholes. To my knowledge it's the world's smallest "open to the world" fluorometer,' explains Nemiroski.
Mehmet Rasit Yuce, an expert in wireless biomedical devices at Monash University, Australia, praises the technique and commends the researchers on their ability to miniaturise the fluorometer: 'This is a great achievement because miniaturisation of optical sensing devices has always been a challenge.'
The team plan to make the capsule even smaller in the future and have licensed the technology to a company based in Ireland who will work with them to test the technique in a pig model. Ultimately, they aim to conduct a clinical trial to see if the capsule is feasible for use in patients.
This article is free to access until 06 January 2016
A Nemiroski et al, Lab on a Chip, 2015, 15, 4479 (DOI: 10.1039/c5lc00770d)
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The competition begins in earnest. But all the websites have smart, stylish interfaces. All are well-endowed with millions of records and trees. How will you know whether each is a happily- ever-after fi t? What's on the inside—digitized and indexed historical records—often counts most to genealogy website subscribers. My rule of thumb has been: Use FamilySearch.org often because it's free. Then search Ancestry.com for US genealogy, findmypast for the United Kingdom and MyHeritage for the rest of the world.
But the rule is changing. Findmypast and MyHeritage have beefed up their US content. Then last year, FamilySearch started shelling out millions of its records to all these companies. Family Search.org links some of its indexes, such as Civil War service records and various censuses, to record images on commercial sites (where you need a subscription to view them). All four sites host certain public datasets, such as the National Archives' military enlistments.
If these sites are all drinking from the same record streams, do they have exclusive content worth subscribing for? Representatives from each company answered this question similarly: Although some records duplicate what's available elsewhere, significant resources are dedicated to acquiring unique content.
MYHERITAGE.COM: "Much of the content on MyHeritage is exclusive and … this will be our strategy on a going-forward basis. We are very effective at partnering with the major … repositories around the world at digitizing collections that are not currently available online. With the vast amount of undigitized content in the world, it is to everyone's advantage to focus on content that is unique," says Russ Wilding, chief content officer.
For example, you may prefer a certain site's search for its power and flexibility. Savvier search engines automatically pull in all parameters from a relative's profile in your family tree and rank results by how well they match the most important fields and record types. You may find a site easier on the eye, better organized or better at social networking than others. It may excel at user tutorials and research how-tos. Another may source its databases more thoroughly. Family tree-building tools on one site may be easier or more flexible. Automated alert or hint systems may be awesome or annoying.
So here's a proposal: Today's genealogy website relationships don't have to run by Grandma's dating rules. Longterm commitment isn't required and multiple partners are fine. Have a hot research session with a subscription site at the library or with a free trial before committing with your credit card. Keep an eye on genealogy sites' blogs and Facebook pages for new collections of interest. Don't be afraid to cancel a subscription and try another site. Just download your family tree data and record images, along with source information, so you don't lose access to them.
So when one website suitor casually mentions his enormous 1890 census substitute database, you can roll your eyes. And then check it out. Even say "I do" if you like. At least for a while.
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Zenit St. Petersburg stayed undefeated in Group E by downing Szolnoki Olaj 75-84 in Hungary on Wednesday. Zenit improved to 3-0 while Szolnoki dropped to 0-3. Zabian Dowdell led the winners with 24 points on a near-perfect shooting performance (5-of-6 two-point shots, 2-of-2 three-point shots and 8-of-8 free throws), 4 rebounds, 14 assists and 5 steals for a performance index ranking of 51 - tying the Eurocup's all-time record for most index in a non-overtime game, which previously belonged to Vladimir Golubovic of Aykon TED Ankara Kolejliler. Kyle Landry added 21 points and 12 rebounds for Zenit. Milos Borisov led Szolnoki with 22 points and 10 rebounds. David Vojovda added 20 points while Rodney Green had 12 for the hosts. Zenit led 14-17 after 10 minutes, extended its margin to 31-37 at halftime and then again to 49-63 at the end of the third quarter. Vojvoda brought the hosts within 67-73 but Dowdell took care of business in crunch time to round a near-perfect performance.
Szolnoki found an early go-to guy in Borisov, who had 7 unanswered points to force Zenit call timeout. Landry tried to change things with a put-back basket which Strahinja Milosevic bettered with a three-point play. Zenit improved its defense while Ryan Toolson and Dowdell brought the guests within 11-8. Toolson struck from downtown while Artem Vikhrov and Landry gave Zenit its first lead, 13-15. A free throw by Kyryl Natyazhko and a basket by Artem Komissarov fixed the score at 14-17 after 10 minutes. Borisov made free throws early in the second quarter and Green put Szolnoki back ahead, 18-17. Dowdell had 5 points in a 0-6 run that restored a 18-23 Zenit lead. Natyazhko and Pavel Antipov traded triples and Toolson made it a seven-point game, 21-28. Landry kept pacing the guests with a couple of baskets but a three-pointer by Vojvoda gave the hosts hope at 27-32. Akos Keller found his first points and Vojvoda scored again but an unstoppable Landry kept Zenit ahead, 31-37, at halftime.
Landry scored again right after the break and a three-pointer by Antipov made it a double-digit game, 31-42. Borisov answered from downtown but Aleksandr Karpukhin and an unstoppable Dowdell soon made it a 13-point game, 37-50. Borisov and Vikhrov traded baskets and a three-pointer by Vojvoda gave Szolnoki hope at 42-53. Dowdell scored again but Vojvoda buried another one from beyond the arc and got help from Kristian Wittmann and Green to get the hosts within single digits, 49-57. A 0-6 run led by Dowdell and Karpukhin restored a 49-63 Zenit margin after 30 minutes. Landry and Vikrov stepped up for the guests early in the fourth quarter and Dowdell found Antipov for an easy basket that gave their team a 54-69 margin. Borisov and Vojvoda led an 11-0 run that gave Szolnoki plenty of hope, 67-73, with under 4 minutes left. Dowdell hit 4-of-4 free throws in crunch time and send his 14th assist to Landry for a 71-79 Zenit margin with 2 minutes to go, allowing Zenit to seal the outcome down the stretch.
"The good start got the team and the crowd going, but after Zenit's timeout, they regrouped and started to defend tougher... We missed 5 free throws and at least four open layups in the first half. That was crucial because if we hadn't, it could have been a different story. The second half Zenit showed why they lead the VTB league. "
"It started badly for us; Szolnok kicked the game off well. Without the injured Janis Timma and Ryan Toolson, who limped off in the first quarter, it was not easy, but after a shaky beginning, we managed to play our type of game. It is pleasing that every player who made it to the court played his part in this game. We showed that we are not just a bunch of individuals, we are a team. "
"We fought hard, ran a lot, tried our best, still, it was not enough. Our offensive plays still have not worked too well and except for Milos Borisov and David Vojvoda we did not score enough individually. Zabian Dowdell had a hell of a game; he was excellent and created chances for the others. "
"It was a difficult game for us, especially after the home team started the game with a scoring spree. After the first half we get ourselves together, especially in defense, which brought good offense. We are glad that we ended up winning this tough game. "


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Feardotcom
Follow Stephen Dorff
"Terrible"
Feardotcom Review
By Max Messier
After the first hour of the celluloid atrocity so cleverly named FearDotCom, I awoke from a dreadful nightmare: a nightmare chock full of bad acting, goofy makeup, a ridiculous story, and blatant plot thievery from David Cronenberg flicks. In a cold sweat, I shuddered and realized that I couldn't wake up from my nightmare. It wasn't a dream at all; it was playing out right in front of my face on a movie screen.
FearDotCom is easily in the running for worst film of the year. The whole mess is a painfully dull ripoff of much better films - namely Poltergeist, Videodrome, and 8MM (okay, so that one's not much better). Full of grotesque imagery of sadistic tortures and killings and a plethora of asinine characters and pathetic attempts at acting, FearDotCom is a prime example of just how bad a bad movie can be.
Heading into this flick, I knew that there was an inherent risk in reviewing a film starring Stephen Dorff - whose career careens from solid roles in movies like Cecil B. DeMented and I Shot Andy Warhol to complete trash such as S.F.W. and Deuces Wild. Dorff plays police detective Mike Reilly, who is investigating a series of four grisly murders involving hemorrhaged eyeballs, exploding hearts, and a mysterious website called FearDotCom.com (yes, that's really how it's spelled). His investigation leads to a partnership with Department of Health researcher Terry Houston (Natascha McElhone) as the case delves further into one of Reilly's past cases involving the sadistic murderer Alistair Pratt (a forgettable Stephen Rea) who runs his own live death-cam site and has eluded Reilly for years.
Apparently, all four of the murder victims had logged onto the FearDotCom.com site and were confronted with a series of hellish images involving a striking blonde girl and bloody instruments of death, somehow contributing to their strange circumstances of death. With no leads or witnesses, Reilly logs on to FearDotCom.com to solve the mystery... but will he ferret out the evil before joining the Internet victims?
The film pulls itself along on a shoestring plot, involving guilty pervert parties, soapbox passages on the power of electronic media, a foolish love story, and the relationship between the hunter and hunted. Alas, the only real mysteries here are why someone would use such a stupid domain name like FearDotCom.com and how the hands on your watch tick more slowly during this film than during the rest of your life. Ultimately, FearDotCom is a cheap windup toy complete with snapshots of grisly, stomach-turning torture scenes, flat characters, uninventive spooks, and blatant cinematic plagiarism. Avoid at all costs.
Aka fear dot com.
On DVD, both of you FearDotCom fans will find a commentary to thrill to along with a 5-minute making of doc and a (singular) deleted scene.
203 audience members to date.
Run time: 101 mins
In Theaters: Friday 30th August 2002
Box Office USA: $13.1M
Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures
Production compaines: Franchise Pictures, ApolloMedia Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures
Contactmusic.com: 1 / 5
Rotten Tomatoes: 3%
Fresh: 3 Rotten: 96
IMDB: 3.3 / 10
Director: William Malone
Producer: Moshe Diamant, Limor Diamant
Screenwriter: Josephine Coyle
Starring: Stephen Dorff as Detective Mike Reilly, Natascha McElhone as Terry Huston, Stephen Rea as Alistair Pratt, Udo Kier as Polidori, Amelia Curtis as Denise Stone, Jeffrey Combs as Sykes, Anna Thalbach as Kate
Also starring: Nigel Terry, Moshe Diamant, Limor Diamant, Josephine Coyle
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This week I'm based in the middle of the rather splendid corporate headquarters of O2/Telefónica in Slough, Berkshire. I've previously only visited data centres here!
I'm helping Terence, Ruth and their crack creative IT R&D squad, The Lab (@thelab_uk), to build a 3D printer. This follows some great conversations with the team at their BarCamp Berkshire event, where I had a stand demonstrating a RepRap to attendees, and it's a fantastic opportunity to explore the potential for 3D printing to set imaginations on fire within a major technology company.
We have chosen to build a state of the art RepRap, the Tri-colour Mendel from RepRapPro [http://reprappro.com/documentation/RepRapPro_Tricolour] – it's a high quality British-made kit and features triple extruders for enhanced colour mixing, and I hope, multi-material experimentation.
Day 1 progress yesterday was pretty good – we got the frame together:[https://thelab.o2.com/2013/07/3d-printer-day-1/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=3d-printer-day-1] – reasonable progress, as we put a lot of effort into calibrating nicely as we went using the handy supplied laser-cut template as a jig – but by far the greatest part of our time went into conversations with passing members of O2/Telefónica staff about 3D printing, which was of course the point of doing it in full view in the staff café area on the ground floor of their central atrium.
Next to our work area we set up my own open-source 3D printer, a heavily tweaked derivative of a Prusa Mendel originally supplied as a kit by Thames Valley RepRap User Group [http://tvrrug.org.uk – build round 3 now open for new builders!] and printed a nice demo object – a mobile phone holder in the shape of a pair of hands. This was a good choice, a playful and very human twist on the most obvious phone-related use case.
PAT on the back! I wonder if this is a first – I was absurdly pleased to have my Mendel 'Portable Appliance Tested' and passed for electrical safety!
People were overwhelmingly curious about how the machine itself worked, many had previously heard of 3D printing and a few either owned one already or were thinking about it. I described end to end several times the Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) process employed by desktop 3D printers, but also Selective Laser Sintering, Stereolithography and other techniques available via bureau services.
My staple demonstration objects, including a Chocolate extruder [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18017], Duplo to Brio adapter [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14175] and my own emergency kitchen sink repair, went down well and provoked plenty of debate about the customisation of objects by end users.
Several business-minded folks cut right to the chase and asked what the case is for a telecoms company to invest in rapid prototyping of physical objects. There are a couple of ways to answer this – firstly, it's an emerging technology in the consumer space, and it absolutely will change the way customers interact with and think about hardware products in the long term, and permanently. In the same way that currently effort is put into tailoring customers' user experience of the software on their Android handsets by the leading telcos, hardware manufacturers such as Nokia are already opening themselves up to the customisation of their handsets by end users [http://developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/3D_print_a_shell_for_your_Nokia_Phone].
Secondly, and perhaps more importantly for the team at O2's 'The Lab', is the need to learn as much as possible at this early stage about the 'emergent behaviour' which occurs when you offer 3D printing capabilities, backed up by an enthusiastic team of R&D oriented geeks, to interested colleagues. Many staff members we spoke to today will certainly have looked up Thingiverse.com tonight, which (leaving aside the open source debate) has grown from a random assortment of practical and decorative objects to a substantial repository of designs to customise, fix and 'upcycle' a huge variety of the objects we touch daily. We can't wait to see what ideas they will come back with for us to print either on my printer or The Lab's new machine.
Day 2, today, saw steady progress in our build, with the X, Y and Z axes completed. It's really starting to look like a RepRap.
We printed an Android-themed USB stick case [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:22348] and used this to illustrate downloading ready-made .STL files (3D objects) and customising parametric designs made available by others. Mash-ups of physical objects appealed to many!
I brought along an example of product customisation for accessibility – my own design of a toddler-proof grip case for an iPod touch/iPhone/Samsung phone. It helped to entertain my 3-year-old for (parts of) a train journey to Germany without constant intervention to restart the video!
Again, the reactions were thoughtful and positive. I am looking forward to rest of our Tri-colour Mendel build over the next couple of days, and to seeing what emergent behaviour… emerges!
This entry was posted in 3D Printing on July 30, 2013 by Alex Gibson.
…was that you should never, ever joke about a live demo going perfectly, because you're using open-source hardware and software, right, so what can possibly go wrong?
We googled Thingiverse, took a look at the jaw-droppingly creative thing:113117 (TARDIS Transformer toy complete with bow tie!) which pleased many of the BBC technologists present, and selected a lego brick separator by common consent. This I then imported into Slic3r, which made short work of the job, and into Printrun (Pronterface). I hit print, and it began nicely, sticking to the bed first time as usual thanks to a heated bed and Faberdashery PLA. On a roll.
I switched the big screen display from following my navigation of the software tool-chain on one laptop, to another laptop which was showing my 'nozzle-cam' X-axis enhancement, which gets the audience closer to the action, blowing the J-head of my RepRap up to full screen on a 50-inch TV. They liked it!
I took some excellent questions; I was asked if I'd printed a gun, and I pointed out that I've owned a drill press for a decade and the instructions to make a 'lower receiver' with one have been around since the dawn of the internet, but only 3D printers can print you new body parts to replace the ones blown off with the resulting gun… We talked about unusual applications for 3D printing, where privacy and the personal touch are all-important. A few people recognised the logo on my T-shirt which was a good launch point to talk about the parallels between where the 3D printing industry is now compared to the advent of personal, desktop computing in the early 80's.
I'm a project manager, and had gone through a mental check-list in a short set-up time between a very pleasant lunch in the café downstairs and the start of the session, everything was plugged in, warmed up and ready to go. All, except the filament! I had cut the ivory stuff we were using to print the bust of Alan Turing at Mini Maker Faire Elephant & Castle, and reverted to the white I had spooled on the printer, but I hadn't actually loaded it. D'oh!
Ironically, and helpfully to my credibility at this point, I had previously mentioned to the group that the Mendel is a fairly stupid robot, and knows very little about its environment – the temperature of the hot end and the heated bed, and when it has hit the end-stops telling it home has been reached. I described an enhancement I have planned to measure when it has run out of filament. This has now jumped to the top of my priority list for usability enhancements to design.
The next problem came when I tried to re-load in front of a live audience – the Wade extruder I am using has an air gap between the pinch roller bearing and the hobbed bolt, and the 3mm hole leading to the hot end. Filament is usually curved, and the cut end can be de-formed. It's tricky to thread it back in. I successfully did this, while managing to maintain a thread of discussion with Jamie as a plant in the audience, however I didn't extrude enough of the new filament through to prevent retraction from pulling it right back out again, and we had the same issue again. This is number 2 on my list of things to fix.
My next upgrade will be multiple extruders to take advantage of different filament properties (Another post on this soon), this will use a Bowden tube arrangement and now I will definitely make a custom extruder block, prioritising accessibility and easy filament feeding for on-the-fly filament changes – so both of these issues will be mitigated against before my next speaking engagement.
Thankfully, the session was fun and productive despite this issue stopping me from actually printing a completed object within time. I was assured by my hosts that it had been successful, sometimes seeing something go wrong can improve understanding of how it works, I kept up a description of what was happening and they are a smart bunch of people, they got it. I'm told there may be an opportunity to hold a further workshop at the BBC, which I'd be delighted to do – armed with an updated checklist and an even more battle-ready Mendel!
This entry was posted in 3D Printing on July 9, 2013 by Alex Gibson.
After piling 5 people and 3 3D printers into my old Volvo estate, and a lovely sunny drive to London, we arrived with just about enough time to comfortably set up and make a decent job of stitching our Maker name badges with needle and thread (yes, we were given sharp objects as soon as we walked through the door).
The plan was simple, Thames Valley RepRap User Group (http://tvrrug.org) were on a mission to complete a 'parallel' print, a life-size bust of Alan Turing divided up into fist-sized chunks to spread across multiple printers, and meanwhile to promote our community based approach to getting people into 3D printing.
Both were successful; we created a pile of parts of high quality*, I think we had printed Mr Turing's chin by the end of the day, and we were notably hoarse from talking with passers-by about 3D printing, RepRap and our community. Hopefully this will translate into additional members for our 3rd public build round, which is nearing the mark of 20 participants which will give the green light to ordering several key components in bulk. If you are interested, a kit costs only £500 including a donation to your local hackspace, which is incredible value, especially backed by a vibrant group of enthusiasts with a depth of knowledge which has impressed me since I joined in Round 2.
I enjoyed the opportunity to meet some of the great and the good of the UK 3D printing scene, including the lovely people at Faberdashery, who <shameless_plug> kindly supplied filament for our group print </shameless_plug>, and I hope to visit them to learn more about how their filament is produced.
I talked shop (literally) with Replicator Warehouse, who have a real, physical 3D print shop around the corner from the venue, this excited me hugely, as it's a great platform from which to interact with the public, and I've toyed with the idea of a modest physical presence in a Reading shopping area.
Last but not least, I met Richard 'RichRap' Horne, did a bit of frankly uncool groupie hero worship and told him how much his designs have inspired me to get busy in OpenSCAD, and talked with him about my ideas to use multiple extruders for multi-material handling as well as his more artistic colour creations. He had his own take on the delta printer running, '3DR' producing a beautifully detailed vase. 3DR [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11PVy4AUbeQ&feature=youtu.be] looked to be an extremely simple and elegant design, using 2 Bowden tubes, and he said that it has been very easy to calibrate – so if you are interested in building a delta 3D printer, I recommend keeping an eye out for this one.
With us was a table display for Reading's Hackspace – rlab.org.uk – I've recently joined, so it was great to see so much interest in their exhibits, from Raspberry Pi powered undersea rover prototype to St Pancras station in 'n' guage. If you aren't already part of a hackspace, join one!
I escaped the 3D printing area only briefly, to have a very quick look around the rest of the Mini Maker Faire. It looked absolutely great fun, and I could probably have spent all day looking at the exhibits, if I weren't more tightly focused on 3D printing right now – in the end I chatted with the team at Sugru, to talk about inclusion of Sugru in 3D printing, and spoke with Peter at Bare Conductive, whose conductive ink could have possibilities for inclusion in some types of 3D printed circuit. Very disciplined and very productive – this is a great environment for thinking laterally!
Speaking of lateral thinking, I really enjoyed talking with an artist sharing our space, Paulo Goldstein. His installation was causing some controversy but it didn't take long to work out we were on the same page. He had 'fixed' a director's chair, missing a crucial piece of wood holding up one arm, and therefore wrecking its stability. Paulo wanted to make the point that so many of our modern systems are overly complex, such that no-one can see where the true issues lie. So instead of making a new wooden piece to fill the hole, he had left the gap and 'worked around' it, with an enormous protrusion of wood off to the side of the chair and a beautifully bonkers arrangement of tensioning strings as in a suspension bridge. It worked, you could sit in the chair!
More beautiful was an intricate re-building of a trashed iPod shuffle, spread out across two pieces of hand-carved bone with finely crafted peg construction. I'd personally go straight to OpenSCAD, design and 3D print a replacement shell, complete with Minkowski shape, that would be a lot closer to Sir Jonathan's iLook, but the point was beautifully made that things do not need to be thrown away the moment they become imperfect. Built-in obsolescence is an extravagance the planet can ill afford. 3D printing has already saved several of my household objects from the skip, and even helped to improve others. Unscrew, upcycle, use again!
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Summit of the Heads of State of Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye in Avaza – outcomes
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On 14 December 2022, the first trilateral summit of the heads of state of Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye took place in the Avaza tourist zone on the Caspian coast.
Mainly, the agenda of the summit focused on three main topics – energy, transport and trade and economic relations.
The heads of state held talks in a narrow and expanded formats with the participation of the delegations of the three countries. As a result, five documents were signed and a joint statement was adopted.
During the meeting in a narrow format, welcoming President Ilham Aliyev and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, noting that the current meeting is the first in such a format, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov expressed confidence that it will lay the foundation for a qualitatively new stage of relations between fraternal peoples and states.
A full understanding of the need to strengthen mutual relations, the similarity of long-term interests in the context of the main trends of world politics, the huge potential for trade, economic and humanitarian cooperation form the foundation of trilateral cooperation.
Then the Summit continued in an expanded format, during which the leaders of the three made speeches.
President of Turkmenistan: Diversification of energy supply routes and their functioning should be based on clear and precise standards that take into account multilateral interests
The current Summit confirms the inviolability of ties between our fraternal states, the unity of positions and a common readiness for cooperation and friendship, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov stressed.
Relations between the Presidents of the three countries can be described as exemplary. They are distinguished by special friendship, sincerity, trust and complete openness, which allows us to confidently and constructively promote trilateral cooperation in all directions – in political, economic and humanitarian, he noted.
Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye stand for the maintenance of universal peace, stability and security, firmly declare their position on the platforms of the UN, OTS, ECO, OIC and other international forums.
In the aspect of interstate relations, we strive and do a lot to promote the norms of international law, the Charter of the United Nations, the principles of mutual respect, equality and justice, the Head of Turkmenistan stressed.
"We consider the current trilateral Summit with good reason as an important event in the context of the economic partnership of our countries," President Serdar Berdimuhamedov said, focusing on the Turkmen–Azerbaijani trade and economic ties.
Thus, according to the results of 10 months, the bilateral trade turnover increased by about five times.
The signing in January last year of an intergovernmental Memorandum of Understanding between the parties on joint exploration and development of hydrocarbon resources of the Dostluk field in the Caspian Sea opened up new prospects for joint work based on a solid international legal framework, the head of Turkmenistan stressed.
Türkiye has also been a strategic trade and economic partner of Turkmenistan for many years. In this regard, Turkmen leader praised the stable dynamics of the growth of bilateral trade turnover.
The aggregation of opportunities, the joint use of the resource, geographical and technological potential of Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye will not only significantly intensify the national economies of the three countries, but also enrich the entire geo-economic structure of Eurasia, Serdar Berdimuhamedov stressed, highlighting such strategic areas as energy and transport.
As for the international energy partnership, our countries stand for the formation of a coordinated and multi-variant system of energy supplies to world markets. Diversification of supply routes and their functioning should be based on clear and precise standards that take into account multilateral interests, as well as guarantees of reliability and security, President of Turkmenistan emphasized.
It is from this position that joint cooperation initiatives on the supply of natural gas from Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan to Türkiye and onward to world markets should be considered, he added.
"Another important area of partnership is the transport sector. We share the opinion on the need for close trilateral cooperation based on a joint strategy for the creation of transport and transit corridors between Asia and Europe passing through the territory of our countries," the head of Turkmenistan continued.
One of the most promising projects may be a new transport corridor on the Turkmenistan–Azerbaijan–Türkiye route. In this regard, the Turkmen side proposes to consider the creation of a single logistics center to optimize cargo transportation along this route.
The President of Turkmenistan called on his colleagues to make consolidated efforts to create a transport link between East and West, which will significantly allow the parties to reach agreements with other international partners and major investors.
He also stressed the importance of promoting transport diplomacy at such venues as the UNECE, ESCAP, the International Road Transport Union and others.
Speaking about trilateral relations in the field of trade, industrial cooperation, and other important spheres, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov noted that the economic potential of Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye should be harnessed fully and effectively, oriented in line with current trends and priority areas of global development, primarily in the technological, digital and environmental spheres.
He also stressed that against the background of the difficult situations currently taking place in the world, it is extremely important to maintain an atmosphere of mutual understanding and friendship between our peoples. The special place should be given to cultural and humanitarian cooperation and contacts through creative, scientific, student and sports communities. The inter-parliamentary partnership also plays a significant role.
President of Azerbaijan: The relations of the three states create favorable conditions for the development of cooperation in economic, trade, transport and logistics
"Azerbaijan, Türkiye and Turkmenistan are closely connected with each other by ethnic, religious and cultural roots and shared moral values. We are rightfully proud of the rich historical and cultural heritage of our peoples and their great contribution to human civilization," Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stressed.
Speaking about the political relations between the three countries, he noted two fundamental documents in this area – the Shusha Declaration signed with Türkiye last year, and the Declaration on Strategic Partnership between Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan inked in 2017.
The three countries provide mutual support and cooperate with each other within the framework of international organizations, including the UN, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the Organization of Turkic States, the OSCE and other organizations.
According to Aliyev, the relations of the three states, based on historical ties, create favorable conditions for the development of cooperation in economic, trade, transport and logistics and other fields.
"In January-October 2022, Azerbaijan's trade turnover with Turkiye increased by 45 percent and reached 5 billion US dollars. Nearly 20 billion US dollars have been invested from Azerbaijan to Turkiye's economy, and some 14 billion US dollars have been invested by Turkiye into Azerbaijan's economy," the Azerbaijani President said.
"This year, the trade turnover with Turkmenistan increased five times, marking record level to date", he noted.
At the same time, Azerbaijan, Türkiye and Turkmenistan have attained great success in the field of transport and logistics. Three countries have implemented many projects, which, in turn, open up new opportunities for cooperation in the field of transport communication. The investments made in this area in all three countries contributed to the creation of advanced, modern infrastructure.
The head of Azerbaijan told about the transport and transit potential and infrastructure aýailable in his country. " Azerbaijan is an active player in the East-West and North-South transport corridors and has implemented all major projects related to railway, highway and air transport in its territory. As a result, Azerbaijan has become an important transit country", he stressed, adding that in the first 10 months of 2022, the total transit traffic passing through Azerbaijan has increased by more than 80 percent year-on-year.
At the same time, Azerbaijan is actively engaged in the opening of the Zangezur corridor, plans to increase the capacity of the Baku International Port from 15 to 25 million tons.
Last year, the groundbreaking çeremony was held for the Alat Free Economic Zone, located on the shore of the Caspian Sea, where the first residents have already been placed. In this regard, Aliyev invited companies from Türkiye and Turkmenistan to take advantage of the opportunities created in this FEZ.
He further announced plans to increase the capacity of the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway from the current 1 million to 5 million tons. For these purposes, over US $100 million will be additionally invested in the project.
In addition to the trade and economic component of trilateral cooperation, the Azerbaijani leader highlighted other promising areas of partnership. "Currently, the world is facing new challenges and threats, and therefore, along with other spheres, expansion of cooperation between our countries in the areas of security, defense, and defense industry is of great importance," he believes.
Having once again stressed the importance of the Azerbaijan-Türkiye-Turkmenistan trilateral meeting, Ilham Aliyev, at the end of his speech, expressed the hope that such meetings will be held on regular basis and will greatly contribute to the further development of relations between the three fraternal countries.
President Erdoğan: The importance of energy security and source diversification for the entire world, particularly for Europe, has been understood once again
"I pray to Allah that the Summit will lead to auspicious results for our countries, for the region and the entire Turkic world," President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Türkiye said.
"I wholeheartedly believe that our relations, strengthened by our brotherly ties, will be further reinforced on the basis of our strategic advantages. We aim to utilize the new opportunities, developing with global and regional dynamics, for the prosperity of our people and stability of our region. With Allah's permission, we will certainly succeed in every matter, about which we act in solidarity as brothers", he added.
Emphasizing the importance of the Organization of Turkic States, President Erdoğan said: "The completion of the full membership process of Turkmenistan, which joined our organization as an observer member last year, will boost our strength. My dear brother Mr. Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov's participation in the Council of Elders has broadened our horizon."
Praising Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan for their exemplary progress under astute leaderships, Turkish leader said: "We will further crown our unity with the documents, which will be signed at the trilateral summit today."
"It is extremely important that we improve our transportation capabilities. We are going through a period when we must enhance our efforts to develop our trade volume. The regional trilateral platforms, launched by our relevant ministers with their counterparts, have yielded positive results. I believe the regional cooperation mechanisms and infrastructure projects, notably the Lapis Lazuli transit transport corridor, will contribute to increasing our trade volume as well as to regional stability," President Erdoğan said.
He told that Türkiye has completed a significant leg of the corridor with the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars Railway Line. The uninterrupted transportation on the east-west axis by taking into service Marmaray, Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, Istanbul Airport, Osman Gazi and 1915 Çanakkale Bridges has been ensured.
He called his counterparts to work together and speed up the border crossings and customs procedures to make this route much more efficient.
"It will increase our trade volume to lift or reduce to a reasonable level the toll fees and visas for transporters from our 3 countries, to reduce the visa fees, and to extend the validity period for visas. The documents, which will soon be signed on transportation and customs, will constitute a basis for our efforts," Erdoğan added.
Touching upon the energy sector cooperation, President of Türkiye stressed that the coronavirus pandemic as well as the war and regional instabilities have reminded us of the importance of transportation in protecting supply chains, which has moved energy supply security to the top of the global agenda.
"The importance of energy security and source diversification for the entire world, particularly for Europe, has been understood once again", he said.
He has mentioned the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline and the South Gas Corridor, which transport the Caspian gas to Europe.
Erdogan urged to start working on transporting the Turkmen natural gas to the Western markets in a similar way.
"We stand ready to cooperate with our Turkmen and Azerbaijani brothers in the field of friendship in the Caspian. Also, we attach importance to the development of mutual electricity trade between our countries in our region. In this framework, we are ready to work on electricity transmission from Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan to our country," he said.
Documents Signed
At the end of the summit, the following package of documents was signed:
Joint Statement of the First Summit of the Heads of State of Turkmenistan, the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Türkiye.
Intergovernmental Agreement on Trade and Economic cooperation – signed by Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan Batyr Atdayev (trade), Minister of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan Jeyhun Bayramov and Minister of Trade of Türkiye Mehmet Muş;
Intergovernmental Framework Program on Cooperation in Science, Education and Culture for 2023-2025 – signed by Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan Nurmuhammed Amannepesov (education, health care, science), Minister of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan Jeyhun Bayramov and Minister of Türkiye Mevlut Cavusoglu;
Intergovernmental Memorandum of Understanding on the establishment of a joint Advisory Commission on customs cooperation – signed by Chairman of the State Customs Committee of Turkmenistan Maksat Khudaikuliyev, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan Jeyhun Bayramov and Minister of Trade of Türkiye Mehmet Muş;
Memorandum of Understanding on further development of cooperation in the field of energy was signed by Chairman of the State Concern "Turkmengaz" Batyr Amanov, Minister of Energy of Azerbaijan Parviz Shahbazov and Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Türkiye Fatih Donmez;
Memorandum of Understanding on further development of cooperation in the field of transport was signed by Mammetkhan Chakiyev, Director General of the Agency for Transport and Communications under the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, Rashad Nabiyev, Minister of Digital Development and Transport of Azerbaijan, and Adil Karaismayiloglu, Minister of Transport and Infrastructure of Türkiye.
The results of the summit were summed up by the Foreign Ministers of Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye at a joint press conference.
The foreign minister of Turkmenistan Rashid Meredov stressed the broad impact of relations between the three countries on the political situation in Central Asia, in the Caspian and Black Seas region.
He said that the parties agreed to join political efforts on the platform of the UN, the OIC, the Non-Aligned Movement, ECO, OTS, and other international and regional associations.
In this context, Meredov recalled that over the past 15 years, at the initiative of Turkmenistan, the UN General Assembly has adopted 20 documents aimed at strengthening and maintaining sustainable development, peace and security on a regional and international scale. The Turkmen Foreign Minister thanked Türkiye and Azerbaijan for supporting Ashgabat's international initiatives.
Turning to other items on the summit agenda, he said that one of the important topics discussed during the summit was economic cooperation.
"As you know, sectors such as energy, transport and communications are becoming strategic sectors. In this area, the three countries have solid experience, which forms a strong basis for cooperation, and broad opportunities," Meredov continued, underlying that the interaction of the three countries in these important areas will encourage the growth of relations in the Eurasian geo-economic space.
Touching upon the topic of energy, Meredov said that "Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Türkiye have reaffirmed their commitment to the principle of creating a balanced multi-variant system for bringing energy resources to world markets."
According to the head of the Turkmen diplomacy, in the field of supply of energy resources from Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan to Türkiye, European countries and world markets, the parties agreed to carry out appropriate work on the implementation of the plans and reached agreements.
"The importance of joining efforts towards the creation of transport and transit corridors between Europe and Asia was also noted. Interaction with international organizations, including specialized UN agencies, is considered a significant stage," he stressed.
In addition, through the trilateral trade and economic cooperation, Turkmenistan, Türkiye and Azerbaijan declare their readiness to work together in such areas as promoting investment partnership, providing the necessary conditions for productive economic cooperation. The importance of interaction between business communities was also noted.
"During the summit, important agreements were reached and relevant documents were signed, which prove the desire of the three countries to further rapprochement, based on the principles of equality and mutual respect, common goals and historical heritage. The first trilateral summit in the Turkmenistan-Azerbaijan-Türkiye format opens up new prospects for us. At the same time, we have all the opportunities to achieve the tasks set," the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan summed up.
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov spoke about the opportunities emerging with the opening of the Zangezur corridor.
The Foreign Minister noted that Azerbaijan is carrying out large-scale reconstruction and construction works in Karabakh, Trend reports.
"We believe that the restoration and construction work also opens up good opportunities for joint projects between our countries. At the same time, the creation of transport and communication infrastructure in Karabakh, the work on the opening of the Zangezur corridor, its full-scale launch will lead to additional prospects within the Middle Corridor," the minister said.
Türkiye, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan have agreed to further strengthen cooperation in several areas, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in turn.
"With the joint declaration adopted at the summit, our heads of state emphasized our will to develop our cooperation at the highest level. We have just signed five documents in the fields of energy, trade and economy, customs, transportation, science, education and culture," Cavusoglu said.
Cavusoglu said that one of the most important agenda items of the trilateral summit is the strengthening of energy cooperation between the three countries, Anadolu reports.
According to the Turkish Foreign Minister, the parties are ready to take joint steps on Turkmen natural gas for the benefit of the three countries and decided to form a working group on this.
Cavusoglu also said that the three nations will further develop economic cooperation through trade and customs agreements signed at the summit.
"The vision of cooperation put forward today will contribute to the prosperity and stability of not only the three countries, but also neighboring countries," he said.
On 14 December, in the city of Turkmenbashi, on behalf of the Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of the Parliament of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, an official dinner was given in honor of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and his wife Mehriban Aliyeva, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his wife Emine Erdogan. ///nCa, 15 December 2022
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