agrippa, book of the dead.
In 1988, William Gibson wrote a poem called Agrippa, A Book of the Dead. While the link I have provided can be read as many times as you'd like, the original piece was published in the form of a executable file on a 3 1/2″ floppy disc that could be read and viewed only once per copy. After being opened the executable would, while the poem was being read by a user, re-write its own assembly code into an encrypted format leaving it, for all effective purposes, unobtainable.
There is a description of the original publication here, which, to my mind, conjures a similarity to the book, House of Leaves, by Mark Z. Danielewski. Esotericism is something that I enjoy enough to pardon it even when it is as wilfully inscrutiable as it appears in these two pieces, and I certainly like the appearance of Agrippa as shown in Gibson's piece.
I think there is, perhaps, something to be said here about hyper-texts. There's enough of a link to the spy-thrillers of James Bond and Mission Impossible in the self-destructive text, especially so when it comes about through a stenographic device. The merging of steampunk aesthetics of burnt book covers and computer data storage along with the morbidity of the shroud and the record of the transcription of the DNA of some hapless fruitfly speaks to a variety of posthumanism that I'm fond of. Too bad the 3 1/2″ floppy drive has essentially disappeared.


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NASA sees a transitioned, merging Extra-Tropical Storm Erin off US east coast
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Former tropical depression Erin has made the transition into an extra-tropical system off the eastern coast of the U.S. Infrared imagery from NASA's Aqua satellite provided temperature data on storms associated with Erin and the weather system it is merging with.
On Aug. 29 at 2:30 a.m. EDT (630 UTC), the Moderate Imaging Spectroradiometer or MODIS instrument that flies aboard NASA's Aqua satellite used infrared light and found strongest thunderstorms associated with Erin where confined to a small area around the center. There, cloud top temperatures were as cold as minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 45.5 degrees Celsius). Infrared data provides temperature information, and the strongest thunderstorms that reach high into the atmosphere have the coldest cloud top temperatures.
Storms with colder cloud top temperatures were located far to the north of Erin's center and are associated with the frontal system of which Erin is merging. Those storms had cloud top temperatures as cold as minus 70 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 56.6 Celsius). Cloud top temperatures that cold indicate strong storms with the potential to generate heavy rainfall.
Satellite imagery and scatterometer (wind) data indicate that Erin is merging with a frontal system and is now an extratropical low pressure area. On Aug. 30, Erin is expected to be absorbed by a larger extratropical low pressure area over eastern Canada.
When a storm becomes extra-tropical, it means that a tropical cyclone has lost its "tropical" characteristics. The National Hurricane Center defines "extra-tropical" as a transition that implies both poleward displacement (meaning it moves toward the north or south pole) of the cyclone and the conversion of the cyclone's primary energy source from the release of latent heat of condensation to baroclinic (the temperature contrast between warm and cold air masses) processes. It is important to note that cyclones can become extratropical and still retain winds of hurricane or tropical storm force.
At 5 a.m. EDT (0900 UTC), NHC noted that the center of Post-Tropical Cyclone Erin was located near latitude 36.1 degrees north and longitude 71.6 degrees west. That puts the center of Erin about 225 miles (365 km) east-northeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. The post-tropical cyclone is moving toward the north-northeast near 15 mph (24 kph). A turn toward the northeast and a faster forward motion are expected later today, with this motion continuing through Friday. Maximum sustained winds are near 35 mph (55 kph) with higher gusts.
The post-tropical cyclone is expected to strengthen a little on Friday, Aug. 30, before it is absorbed by a larger extratropical low over eastern Canada Friday night.
Additional information on this system can be found in High Seas Forecasts issued by the National Weather Service online at: http://ocean.weather.gov/shtml/NFDHSFAT1.php.
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Twitter Introduces The Mute Button, Allows You To Silence Specific Users
Today, Twitter announced that they will be introducing a new feature for its iPhone and Android apps, as well as Twitter.com, that will allow users to mute specific people and prevent their tweets from showing up in the timeline.
Mute gives you even more control over the content you see on Twitter by letting you remove a user's content from key parts of your Twitter experience.
If you have ever used the Twitter app to set up notifications for specific users, then you'll know exactly how to use the mute button because it's done in a very similar way.
Their are two ways you can go about muting users. You can mute a user from a Tweet by clicking or tapping on 'more' and then 'mute @username'. You can also mute someone from their profile page by viewing their profile and then clicking or tapping on 'mute @username.'
When you mute a user it means their Tweets and Retweets will no longer be visible in your home timeline, which of course also means you will no longer receive push or SMS notifications from that user if you have previously set up that feature. When a user is muted they will still be able to fave, reply to, and retweet your Tweets; you just won't see that they have done so.
You can do this completely in secret as well, as the muted user will not know that you've muted them. You will also have the option to unmute them at any time. The feature is expected to be rolled out in the coming weeks.
Users of certain third party Twitter apps (like Tweetbot) may already be familiar with having the ability to mute others. It's nice to see that Twitter has finally included this as a feature in their official apps and website.
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Boston, MA, September 17, 2017 – Skyword, the leading content marketing software and services company, announced today that it has closed an additional $6 million in financing from Multiplier Capital. The funds will be used to support its revenue momentum and provide the necessary capital to reach profitability in 2018.
"Skyword has continued to capture an increasing share of the market, driving strong financial performance during the first half of 2017," said Tyler Hoffman, CFO of Skyword. "Our growth and near-term profitability make debt an attractive source of capital for Skyword, allowing us to continue to invest in growth without significant dilution to our shareholders."
"Today both business buyers and consumers are rejecting interruptive marketing. At the same time, people are consuming great content and stories at record rates," said Tom Gerace, CEO of Skyword. "Connecting with audiences in a meaningful way requires brands to make a sustained commitment to creating the original content their customers and prospects want and need. But, there's a hitch. Most marketing teams don't have the resources, expertise, or infrastructure in place to make this happen.
"Through Skyword's software, professional services, and access to a community of thousands of creative freelancers, today's leading brands are transforming their marketing organizations to reach, engage, convert, and support a loyal audience. Our partnership with Multiplier will allow us to continue to invest in providing the best content marketing solution available today," said Gerace.
"We are excited to partner with Skyword as they transform the relationship that brands have with their customers," said Wilson King, a partner at Multiplier Capital. "Skyword is changing the way brands connect with their customers and allows marketing teams to create engaging content solutions that drive revenue, margin and brand loyalty."
In 2017, Skyword added leading B2B and B2C brands across a range of industries. These companies include: Abbott Laboratories, Lahey Health, HortonWorks, GE Health, Glenmede, Groupon, and more.
Brands have authored and published more than one million original stories as articles, videos, images, infographics, podcasts, and animations on the Skyword Platform. These stories have been viewed more than 1.5 billion times, and Skyword has paid freelance creatives more than $20 million on behalf of brands.
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Skyword liberates brands from ineffective marketing practices and inspires them to create deeper connections with their audiences. The Skyword Platform makes it easy to produce, optimize, and promote content at any scale to create meaningful, lasting relationships. Skyword also provides access to a community of thousands of freelance writers and videographers, an editorial team, and program managers who help move clients' content marketing programs to new levels of creative excellence. Skyword is a privately held company headquartered in Boston, MA. The company's technology center is located in Pittsburgh, PA. Investors include Cox Media Group, Allen & Company, Progress Ventures, and American Public Media Group.
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Multiplier Capital ("Multiplier") is a privately-owned debt fund family, with approximately $500 million of capital under management and offices in New York, Scottsdale and Washington, DC. Multiplier invests across various growth industries, including enterprise software, digital media, cybersecurity, healthcare technology and services and technology enabled services. Companies choose Multiplier for its support of entrepreneurial activity, ability to move quickly and willingness to adapt to changing circumstances. Currently Multiplier seeks to complete structured and secured venture debt investments ranging from $3 million to $15 million to rapidly growing, later stage professionally backed companies. Please visit www.multipliercapital.com for more information.
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Experience a Steam Locomotive Journey
SL Yamaguchi-go Steam Train, an engine model C571 steam locomotive train which runs through the unspoiled countryside between JR Shin-Yamaguchi Sta.(Yamaguchi) and Tsuwano Sta. Its beautiful black solid iron body impress all the SL fans. Even if you are not a SL fan, your heart will beat fast when you see it coming as it giving off the steam smoke with the strong whistle.
SL Yamaguchi, which is known as the nickname of "The Lady", is a retro flavored five coach train, and each of them is designed differently.
You can reach Shin-yamaguchi Sta. easily by bullet train and then change the line there and let the two hours of trip started. It is recommended to reserve the observation coach or open the windows to enjoy the lovely scenery, however, please be careful when it go through the tunnels, Hurry go back inside and close the windows, or you will find yourself sooty when it gets out.
At the last stop, an old castle town of Tsuwano is waiting for you. Not only sightseeing spots, you can see another attractive part of this SL train trip: you can see the SL train turn its direction on the turntable at the Tsuwano Station to make a return trip to Shin-yamaguchi.
History of SL Yamaguchi
The Steam Locomotive Trains in Japan were put out of service from the end of 1960s, and Steam Locomotives on the Yamaguchi Line also disappeared in 1973. However, a lot of SL fans were eager to restore SLs, it was decided that the traction engine Model C571 would run on Yamaguchi Line again.
The summer of 2013, heavy rain hit Shimane several times, leaving damages across the Western Shimane. JR Railway's lines were seriously damaged and some sections have been out of service. SL Yamaguchi was also put out of service for a year and its absence was lamented by not only train fans, but also many locals and sightseers.
The beloved SL train made its come back in the next summer, marching proudly through the unspoiled nature again and welcomed by a lot of people. Then this year August 23rd, an event took place for cerebrating a year of operation after the come back.
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*The operating schedule may be subject to change.
March – 21, 22, 28, 29
April – 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, 29
May – 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31
June – 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28
July – 4, 5, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28
August – 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30
September – 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27
October – 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31
November – 1,
※ SL Yamaguchi doesn't run during winter, except Christmas holidays and New Year holidays.
[Outbound : Shin-Yamaguchi 10:48 ⇒ Yamaguchi 11:10 ⇒ Tsuwano 12:58 ]
[Inbound : Tsuwano 15:45 ⇒ Yamaguchi 17:09 ⇒ Shin-Yamaguchi 17:30 ]
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Josh Onomah's stunner inspired England Under-21s to a dominant 3-1 win over Scotland Under-21s.
The midfielder's spectacular half-volley fired the hosts to the top of Group Four as they brushed aside the Auld Enemy in a Euro 2019 qualifier in Middlesbrough.
Tammy Abraham added a second-half penalty and set up Dominic Solanke's late third after Chris Cadden had briefly made it 2-1.
The Young Lions have not lost a European qualifier since November 2011, a run of 28 games, but relieved England boss Aidy Boothroyd admitted his side avoided a major upset.
"It was a massive banana skin and I thought Scotland would cause us big problems, and they did," Boothroyd said. "It was really important because the game against the Dutch, where Scotland beat them 2-0, kept it all a bit too congested so this puts a little bit of distance between us, the Scots and the Dutch.
"It was as tough as I expected it to be. We could have played better -- particularly in the second half -- but overall I'm really pleased with the result and we have to see if we can build on the result in Andorra [on Tuesday[."
A day after the seniors limped past Slovenia to qualify for the World Cup, the youngsters provided the excitement and they head to Andorra on Tuesday looking to take control of the group.
Scotland beat Netherlands 2-0 last month to open the group up but showed little sign of life after Onomah's 14th-minute screamer.
The visitors survived a couple of scares with John Souttar forced into late clearances but he could do nothing to stop Onomah.
The Tottenham midfielder, on loan at Aston Villa, collected the ball after a corner was only half cleared and arched a looping volley into the top corner from 25 yards.
Four minutes later Abraham poked Dominic Calvert-Lewin's cross against the post and Demarai Gray shot wide as England threatened more goals.
The hosts dictated the tempo with the game in danger of becoming a procession for the Young Lions.
They needed a second to underline their dominance and Abraham almost found it after 33 minutes, only for Liam Smith to block his snapshot.
Scotland failed to lay a glove on England in the first half, barely looking like the side which had beaten Netherlands, with £15 million man Oliver Burke and in-form St Mirren striker Lewis Morgan anonymous.
And Solanke should have added gloss to a fine first-half display but miscued his six-yard header wide just before the break.
But England did double their lead in fortuitous circumstances four minutes after the break when Souttar was ruled to have felled Abraham in the box.
Replays showed Abraham tripped himself up but Swansea's on-loan Chelsea striker still scored from the spot.
England seemed to be strolling to victory but they slipped up with 12 minutes left when Joe Gomez was caught out and Oliver McBurnie teed up Cadden for a tap-in.
But a minute later Solanke restored the hosts' two-goal lead and sealed the win when Abraham unselfishly set him up after being sent clear by Onomah's brilliant through ball.
Gomez almost made it 4-1 with two minutes left but was denied by Fulton's excellent reflex stop.
On Onomah, Boothroyd said: "He's one of those players that you're never quite sure what his best position is. Is he a number 10 or a number eight who breaks from midfield?
"He has started scoring goals. He didn't score many for Tottenham but he seems to score for us, all the teams I've had him in: under-19s, 20s and 21s. Getting the game time [at Villa] is helping him to improve and helps us.
"If you and I tried it 100 times it wouldn't go in at all but he's talented enough he'll score half of them. It's one of those that it hits a steward or it goes in the top corner. Luckily it went in."


MiShel Designs: A Few Treats!
I've been a creating fool with these beaded wrap bracelets - let me tell you! I taught my sister-in-law to make these this summer while having a Buettner family reunion over the 4th of July - fun times for sure!
I love Tracy's videos over on Make Bracelets Blog! Along with her tutorials and a few other videos on You Tube, I was able to take the different variations of this technique and create my own way of doing them.
I'm gearing up for the Annual Nutrioso BBQ - last weekend in July - and this year proceeds from my booth sales will go to help out the Nutrioso Fire Department and possibly to some families in the area who lost their homes due to the Wallow Fire (which is now 100% contained!) that burned so much of the beautiful area we spend our summers in!!
Here's a couple of pics of some of the beaded wrap bracelets I've been doing. I'm also creating some 8 stranded beaded waxed linen bracelets, some leather and silver sliders, and some beaded macrame bracelets and necklaces, too (lots of fibers, cords, fabrics and such - much easier on my elbow than smacking metal around - gotta let things heal, I guess!).
I'm taking pics of a few of the other bracelets today and will have those up here on the blog early next week, so stay tuned!
Peace, Love and Beady Bracelets!!


NORMAL – University High's top seeded Volleyball team swept Central Catholic in two games of the Class 3A Regional the Saints hosted Tuesday, earning a shot at the event's championship. The Pioneers advanced to Thursday's championship match by beating 7th seed BCC with scores of 26-24 and 25-18. The Pioneers will take on Manteno Thursday night. Manteno swept Fairbury Prairie Central by scores of 30-28 and 25-14.
U-High Takes Game One, 26-24: In game one, the top seed Pioneers and 7th seed Saints matched each other point for point until U-High pulled away thanks to a pair of kills – one by Alyanna Crabtree and one by Jess McDowell – to pull in front, 18-14, prompting BCC head coach Teresa Ulrich to call a timeout. Following the timeout, a Pioneers driving the ball into the net followed by a kill by senior middle hitter Morgan Koch cut the Pioneers' lead to two, 19-17.
Saints sophomore outside hitter Abby Cox delivered two serves which proved problematic for U-High, the first was shot into the net while the second fell short of it, allowing BCC to tie the game at 20-20, prompting Pioneers head coach Michael Bolhuis to call timeout. The game would tie two more times, at 22-all and 24-all before U-High would overcome serves by Saints senior outside hitter Mallory Bergbower to take the first contest.
Pioneers Overcome Saints' Streaks In Game Two, 25-18: University High struggled through the first part of the second game, leading briefly, 2-1 before BCC tied the game at 2-all, and with Cox serving, went on a four-point unanswered streak, taking a 6-2 lead until a Pioneers kill cut that lead, 6-3. U-High crept into an 8-all tie before a kill by junior setter Isobel Schaefbauer helped give them a one-point lead, 9-8, which they stretched into a 10-8 lead forcing BCC head coach Teresa Ulrich to take a timeout.
From there, the score would be tied once more at 10-all, but with junior outside hitter Alayna Crabtree and junior defensive specialist Skyler Jenkins serving, the Pioneers were able to advance to an 18-11 advantage. A kill each from Saints junior defensive specialist Ellie Nelson and U-High's Tongate pushed U-High into a 22-15 lead. Crabtree, with her team up, 24-18, delivered U-High's last serve which BCC returned but failed to keep in bounds leading to the final score, giving the Pioneers a sweep and a shot at the Regional crown provided they won against Manteno.
The victory advances U-High's record going into the Regional Championship at 27-7. BCC's season ends with a 21-15 record. Crabtree registered 6 kills while McDowell had 5 for U-High. McDowell also served three aces. Their teammate, senior setter Macy Tongate had 12 assists and three blocks. Junior defensive specialist Logan Murray had 4 digs.
While BCC had no aces, Cox scored 10 service points. Bergbower had 9 kills, followed by 7 from senior middle hitter Morgan Koch. Junior setter Kate Moorman-Wolfe lent 22 assists and had one block. Bergbower also had a block. Senior middle blocker Lauren O'Donnell had 9 digs followed by junior defensive specialist Sydney Adams' 8.
"We knew BCC would try sending the ball to senior middle hitter Morgan Koch when they could and we didn't do a very good job of slowing her down at all," U-High's Bolhuis said. "It was neck-and-neck, and kind of a high tension match all the way through," Bolhuis said, giving credit to the seniors on his team with using their experience to get their team through the match and overcoming moments when they trailed.
BLOOMINGTON – Normal Community High School senior quarterback Daylen Boddie scored four running touchdowns totaling 80 yards and threw over 200 yards passing as the visiting Ironmen defeated Bloomington High School at Fred Carlton Field Friday night, outpacing the Purple Raiders, 49-28, for a Big 12 Conference victory.
BHS (4-2 overall, 3-2 Big 12) could only mount single-digit scoring each quarter but surprised their fans and stunned the visitors when senior wide receiver Drew Crooks took the contest's opening kickoff at his own 13 yard line and then weaved his way through Ironmen defenders and then found a hole in the defense which he used to score the game's first points. That gave BHS a quick 7-0 lead at 11:48 in the first quarter following freshman kicker Jack Weltha's extra point.
After each team failed to score on a possession and BHS punted, NCHS (5-0 Big 12, 5-1 overall) and Boddie received the ball at his team's own 46. From there, he weaved through defenders for his team's first score of the game followed by senior kicker Camron Hinman's extra point to tie the game, 7-all, with 5:35 left in the quarter. Boddie scored his next touchdown from five yards out with 55.2 seconds left in the quarter followed by Hinman's extra point, putting the Ironmen up, 14-7.
Junior running back Jake Hileman scored from five yards out to cap a 3-play, 53 yard drive for NCHS putting the Ironmen up, 21-7, following Hinman's extra point at 3:56 in the second quarter.
BHS' ensuing drive resulted in a 6 yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Griffin Moore to junior wide receiver Diontay Griffin with 47.5 seconds until halftime capping an 8 play, 64 yard drive. A 2-point conversion pass from senior wide receiver C. J. Hyde to junior wide receiver Ivan Smith provided a surprise for fans and cut NCHS' halftime lead to 21-15.
NCHS received the ball after the half and marched 65 yards on 7 plays for their next score, a 26 yard pass from Boddie to senior wide receiver Connor Lay at 9:14 in the third quarter followed by Hinman's extra point, increasing the Ironmen's margin, 28-15.
Following a BHS punt, the Ironmen scored again, with Boddie running into the end zone from 14 yards out to put the visitors up, 35-15, after Hinman's next extra point at 6:07 in the quarter. BHS pulled within 13, 35-22, when Moore connected with senior wide receiver Mauliek Johnson on a 22-yard pass play followed by Weltha's next extra point, with 3:42 remaining in the third quarter.
But NCHS increased their lead by 20, 42-22, at 11:31 in the fourth quarter when Boddie connected with senior wide receiver Dishon Hall II on a 20 yard scoring pass followed by Hinman's extra point.
Starting with an interception of a Bloomington pass by Ironmen Hall playing defensive back, NCHS began their next drive at the Purple Raiders' 16. Three plays later, Boddie scored from seven yards out to top the drive, followed by Hinman's extra point, with 8:16 left, pushing the Ironmen up, 49-22.
BHS scored their last points of the night thanks to Smith's 19 yard running touchdown with 5:58 remaining in the contest but Weltha missing the extra point.
Referring to the contest overall, Drengwitz said, " Bloomington was doing some things we had to adjust to and they were playing physical and their assignments were sound." He said his team put itself behind in a couple instances but were still able to come away with a win.
This contest, BHS head coach Scott Godfrey said afterward, is "why our guys need to be in the weight room. NCHS was more physical than us and they took the fight to us in the second half. That Normal Community team is bigger and more physical than we are.
"We knew at some point we would have to match score-for-score with them," Godfrey pointed out. "We told our guys 'you have to keep going against this team,'" explaining to his players that NCHS has the ability to run away from opponents during contests.
NORMAL – Normal Community West High School stunned undefeated Bloomington High School in the first quarter of their Big 12 Conference contest by scoring 10 unanswered points in the opening quarter while their defense managed to hold the Purple Raiders scoreless in the first and fourth quarters en route to a 17-14 victory before roughly 1,500 fans at Wildcat Field Friday night.
Part of the credit for BHS' remaining scoreless in the last stanza needed to go to junior defensive back Gavin Tellor, who dove to make an interception at Normal West's 9 yard line with 44 seconds left in the game, staving off a potential victory by the visiting squad.
BHS (3-1 overall, 2-1 Big 12) saw their first possession of the contest end in a turnover of the ball to the Wildcats on downs at West's 12 yard line. From there, the home team marched 88 yards on 12 plays ending in a Theobald 25 yard field goal, increasing West's advantage, 10-0, with 14.7 seconds left in the opening quarter.
BHS got on the scoreboard thanks to senior quarterback's first faking left before going up the middle for a 1 yard running touchdown at 3:14 in the second quarter followed by freshman kicker Jack Weltha's extra point. That allowed Normal West to hold a 10-7 edge going into halftime, and to receive the ball to start the second half.
BHS opened the third quarter by holding the ball for nearly six minutes as they marched down field toward a concluding 2-yard scoring run by senior running back Holden Snyder at the 6:31 mark. That was followed by Weltha's extra point, putting the Purple Raiders in front, 14-10. It was a lead that would stay in place going into the fourth quarter.
BHS was a minute and three seconds into their drive when the fourth quarter began from their own 11 yard line but three consecutive flags against the Purple Raiders and an incompletion forced them to punt the ball back to Normal West, where they began their next drive from their own 11. Thirteen plays later, sophomore wide receiver DeAris McQuirter scored from 8 yards out, capping an 89 yard march for a touchdown, putting Normal West in front, 17-14, following Theobald's extra point.
As to how the Purple Raiders handled his team, Fincham said he had to credit BHS with "made some adjustments and were double- and triple-teaming Armani at times, so other people made plays," referring to senior wide receiver Armani Forrest.
"If you hold Normal West to 17 points, you're supposed to win," said first season BHS head coach Scott Godfrey. "We settled down after that first drive or two after we got used to seeing their no huddle and hurry up. I think our defense settled in and I couldn't ask anything more from them.
NORMAL – Prior to the start of Normal Community High School's game against Bloomington High School at Ironmen Field Friday, both teams were notched on top of the Big 12 Conference standings having won their individual Week 1 games. But after their head-to head showdown, it was the Ironmen who remained undefeated, having thrilled a home crowd with a 54-30 victory. The win gave the Ironmen a 2-0 record overall, which included in the Big 12 Conference standings.
The first half was highlighted by three key NCHS drives for the scores. The first being junior quarterback Daylen Boddie's dash for a 73 yard touchdown followed by an extra point try by junior kicker Josue Nsukami, giving the Ironmen a quick 7-0 lead. That was followed by a 45 yard scoring run by senior running back Varshaun Dixon after which Nsukami missed the extra point, upping the lead to 13-0.
Later in the same quarter, Bloomington got on the scoreboard with an 85 yard kickoff return by junior wide receiver Drew Crooks, but missed the point after, cutting NCHS' lead, 13-6. Boddie would counter with a 43 yard scoring dash to complete the Ironmen's next possession, putting NCHS up, 20-6, after Nsukami's next extra point. There would be one more score before another large scoring march took place courtesy of Dixon, dashing 53 yards for a touchdown, followed by another Nsukami kick, putting NCHS up, 34-6 at 8:48 in the second quarter.
Senior running back C. J. Chastain's 94 yard interception return for a touchdown at 3:37 in the second quarter, followed up by a missed Nsukami extra point would give NCHS a 40-6 lead with 3:30 left until halftime.
A 10-yard scoring pass from senior quarterback Colton Sandage to junior wide receiver Griffen Kolic cut NCHS' lead, 40-12 by halftime, following a failed BHS 2-point scoring run try.
NCHS senior wide receiver Jalen Coleman's 43 yard scoring dash four plays into the third quarter, followed by junior Camron Hinman's extra point, pushed NCHS up, 47-12 with 11:31 left in the quarter. As a result of their being a 30-point difference in the score, game officials were required to employ a continuously running clock, stopping it only for team timeouts or injury timeouts.
An interception halted the next drive for BHS (1-1 overall and Big 12 Conference), and placed the ball on the Purple Raiders' 13 yard line. From there, Boddie ran for NCHS' next score at 9:26 in the third quarter followed by Nuskami's next extra point. That allowed NCHS's lead to climb to 54-12.
But that turned out to be the final points the Ironmen would score in the game. The Purple Raiders would score once to close out the third quarter as Sandage scored from one yard out, 54-18, followed by a failed 2-point attempt at the 1:03 mark.
Sandage scored from 7 yards out at 4:35 in the fourth quarter, but a 2-point conversion failed, although it did slice NCHS' lead to 54-24. The Purple Raiders' last score of the night was a 47 yard touchdown pass from Sandage to senior wide receiver James Ellis in the closing minutes of the contest, followed by a failed 2-point try, resulting in the final score.
"What hurts the most is the feeling you could have beat them," lamented BHS head coach Joe Walters. He added interceptions Sandage threw early in the game may have rattled the 6 foot-2, 195 pound senior quarterback.
NORMAL – Driving rain passed through the area as Normal Community West High School tried to get back on track against Big 12 Conference rival Bloomington High at Wildcat Field Sept. 30, but both sides seemed undeterred in their efforts to improve on their season's record in the process. Despite the soggy conditions, Normal West prevailed, winning their homecoming contest, 41-36, as roughly 800 fans divided equally in terms of their loyalties, watched.
Junior running back Genesis Forrest scored the game's only first quarter touchdown for Normal West (2-4, 2-3 Big 12) at the 6:39 mark, taking in a 16 yard pass from senior quarterback Peyton Dillingham, putting the Wildcats on the scoreboard first, 7-0, following junior kicker Matt Lage's extra point.
After West defenders prevented a Purple Raiders drive from getting beyond their own 6 yard line, Forrest extended his team's lead taking a BHS punt 69 yards into the end zone at the 9:34 mark in the second quarter to give West a 14-0 following Lage's next extra point. On the next series for BHS, the Purple Raiders scored as senior running back Domineik Criddell ran into the end zone from 8 yards out, followed by a successful point after by junior quarterback and kicker Colton Sandage, slicing West's lead in half, 14-7, at the quarter's 8:59 mark.
Normal West's next series of downs ended in a sack by BHS defenders of Dillingham at West's 28 yard line. Three plays later, Sandage connected with senior wide receiver Avery Lyons from 8 yards out for another touchdown, tying the game at 14-14 following Sandage's next extra point.
A 23 yard touchdown pass from Sandage to Criddell pushed the Purple Raiders into the lead for the first time in the contest at 3:36 in the quarter, 20-14, but Sandage missed the extra point. It was a very brief lead though as, on the ensuing kickoff, Wildcats sophomore running back Armani Forrest took the ensuing kickoff 88 yards, dashing through defenders' blocks and tackles, reaching the end zone, followed by Lage's extra point to give West a 21-20 lead going into halftime.
West won the pregame coin flip and deferred to receive the ball to start the second half, but a fumble gave BHS the ball, allowing them to score two plays into the third quarter thanks to a 15 yard touchdown run by Criddell, followed by Sandage's extra point putting the Purple Raiders up, 27-21 at the quarter's 10:59 mark.
Each team had one series of downs that resulted in a punt before the next score came courtesy of Genesis Forrest who took West into the end zone on an 80 yard dash, followed by another Lage point after, allowing the Wildcats a one-point lead, 28-27, with 3:02 left in the third quarter.
West closed out the third quarter scoring at the 2:24 mark as junior wide receiver Greg Thomas' 24 yard touchdown pass from Dillingham pushed West in front, 34-27, but Lage missed the extra point.
BHS knotted the game at 34-all with a 12 yard rushing touchdown from junior running back Sam Warren with 6:41 left in the contest, followed by another Sandage extra point. But West next scoring opportunity came at the end of the next series of downs finishing with a 1 yd. touchdown run from junior running back Malik Tucker at the 5:37 mark, giving West a 41-34 lead. BHS tried one more time to advance the ball but had to punt, forcing West to work deep in their own territory. With time and space to work going against the Wildcats, BHS' defensive unit members were able to force Dillingham out of the back of their own end zone scoring a safety resulting in the final score.


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Brooklyn HS Makes 634 Students Use ONE TOILET!
According to the New York Daily News, 634 students at a Brooklyn, NY high school were forced to use ONE TOILET for six months!
Due to repeated disciplinary incidents in the school's bathroom, all but one toilet in the entire school was made available for students.
Long lines and unsanitary conditions outside of the bathroom became the norm, resulting in many students choosing to drink less, or simply "hold it" rather than deal with the disgusting facilities and miss an inordinate amount of class time.
Some students started a petition that generated media attention, prompting the school to make a few more restrooms available.
Obviously, kids misbehaving in the bathroom is a serious issue. But forcing 634 students to use one restroom?
You think they'd have done that to 634 white students?
From the New York Daily News:
When you gotta go, you gotta go, but it's not that easy for the 634 students at a downtown Brooklyn high school.
For the past month a single toilet inside the nurse's office at Science Skills Center High School was the only one open, forcing students to endure bladder-busting waits whenever nature called.
The school wasn't at a loss for loos, though. Administrators kept four other fully operable bathrooms locked up to prevent kids from misbehaving and getting violent in them, according to staff and students.
Only after the Daily News inquired Wednesday about the lack of latrines did administrators open two other bathrooms.
Kianna Cole, 16, an 11th-grader from Mill Basin, said having to use the filthy toilet in the nurse's office was worse than getting a month's detention.
"It was awful – and not just the smell or the line. It was the pee all over the place and the terrible plumbing," Kianna said.
Read more at NYDailyNews.com!
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Our free ADHD Handbook now contains information for Kingston Borough parents and carers. Donations are always welcome.
ADHD in the NEWS: We need your help to make our government act now and tackle the failing in ADHD service provisions in the NHS.
ADHD patient groups, service providers, clinical and academic healthcare providers and educational specialists have joined together with the ADHD Foundation to lobby government to make the changes we need to ADHD care in the UK.
In a Times Publication on 15th April and a Good Morning Britain interview with Rory Bremner on 17th April, which can be viewed here, the ADHD Foundation are launching a campaign to lobby government. To get our voices heard we are asking our members to print and send The Consensus Statement, available here to download, summarising the asks, to their local MP. Please accompany with a polite letter and ask them to respond. Please inform us of any responses by emailing communications@adhdrichmond.org.
For further details the press statement can be found here.
If you were unable to attend the talk on Thursday 7th February by Fintan O'Regan "No two children are the same……and neither are their parents – Family dynamics and ADHD" you can find a copy the slides here.
A chance for parents/carers and other attendees to share ideas and experience in an informal setting.
Please note there is no parking available at Heatham House itself but there is free parking after 6pm at the nearest car park which is on Aragon Road (behind Waitrose). Heatham House is also a few minutes' walk from Twickenham station and is on bus route 281 or you can get the 267 bus to Twickenham Station.
ADHD Richmond and Kingston AGM. This will be held at 8:15pm on Thursday 9 May 2019. It will follow after the Thursday seminar starting at 7pm where Dr Kate Langley is talking about ADHD and its overlap with other neurological development disorders.
Tuesday afternoon – Me too & Co osteopathy clinic. The CrossWay Centre, 306 Richmond Road, East Twickenham, TW1 2PD.
Contact, the charity for families with disabled children is leading the process for establishing a new Parent and Carer Forum in Richmond. As this process may take some time, the Council and Achieving for Children (AfC) wish to establish an interim parent panel. They are calling parents/carers of children and young people with ADHD to join a Richmond Borough Council Parent Panel looking at the needs of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities in the Borough.
We are very keen to encourage parents of children and young people with ADHD to come forward and participate on the Panel as this seems to be a group which is under represented.
We have been contacted by the Baby Lab section of the Neuropsychology Lab at University College Dublin which is running a project looking at the relation between factors such as sleep, family, and sensory processing on attention development in young children. They are particularly interested in recruiting children under 6 whose parents and/or older sibling has a diagnosis of ADHD.
Ongoing – ADHD Research Trials King's College London are inviting boys with ADHD aged between 10 and 18 years old to participate in clinical trials. The trials are summarised below but more detail can be found on their facebook page and a BBC feature on trials 1 & 2.
Trial 2 — A novel brain-based therapy for ADHD children using transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) combined with cognitive training.
Trial 3 – Experimental fMRI study on the comparison of the brain function effects of a single dose of guanfacine and lisdexamfetamine relative to placebo in children and adolescents with ADHD.
Boys (aged between 10 and 18-years) with ADHD are invited to participate in a study testing the brain effects of two recently licensed ADHD medications – lisdexamfetamine and guanfacine. Both of these drugs can improve ADHD behaviours, but we do not know what they do to the function of the brain. In this study we use functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) to record brain activity while the boys do simple games that involve concentrating, stopping or changing what they are doing. The study involves a screening appointment and three fMRI visits. This study is the first to test the effects of these new drugs on the brain activity of ADHD adolescents and the findings will help us understand how these new drugs work. Boys must not be taking any ADHD medication.
The Piccadilly Theatre is hosting a relaxed performance of the National Theatre's multi-award-winning production of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time, coinciding with World Autism Awareness Week.
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New Distance Awareness Campaign Launched | Newry Times
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2021
Health Minister Robin Swann has launched a new campaign to help promote distance awareness.
The campaign uses a consistent and instantly recognisable symbol, the Distance Aware Shield to help remind people to maintain a social distance.
Organisations and individuals can support the campaign by wearing a badge or displaying a poster with the Distance Aware Shield.
Launching the initiative Health Minister Robin Swann said, "The introduction of the Distance Aware Shield in Northern Ireland comes at a critical time for us.
"The progress we have achieved to date in our vaccination programme is very welcome but we cannot allow complacency to creep in.
"It remains as important as ever to follow the public health advice – this includes washing our hands, wearing a face covering and keeping our distance.
"The badges and posters will be a helpful prompt to maintain distance," he added.
The campaign will be promoted through community pharmacies, general practices (GPs), Health and Social Care Trusts, and in the voluntary and community sector through the Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action (NICVA). Northern Ireland sporting bodies and retailer Asda are also backing the campaign.
Distance Aware badges will be available from information points in all Asda stores.
Minister Swann added, "The badge can be worn by anyone to signify that they wish to maintain social distancing and it is not meant to be an identifier of someone who has been shielding or may have any specific health condition.
"This is an opportunity for members of the public to become more involved in promoting the social distancing message and to help our efforts to halt the spread of Covid.
"There is a very simple message behind the scheme – show your concern and respect for other people by maintaining social distancing."
Commenting on the new initiative Chief Executive of the Patient and Client Council Vivian McConvey said, "Our natural inclination is to embrace people when we see them, it's part of our nature here, and at a time when we all really need some contact, we must go the extra mile to remain safe and be mindful of keeping others we care about safe too.
"The Distance Aware campaign launched by the Minister will help with the collective efforts on this front.
"Having been involved in the initial research, we welcome this initiative which provides a polite visual reminder to those we meet to ask them to respect our space."
Olive MacLeod Chief Executive of the Public Health Agency said, "The PHA has partnered with over 500 community pharmacies across Northern Ireland to support this initiative.
"Pharmacies sit at the heart of local communities and they will be a great help in promoting the campaign and in distributing Distance Aware badges to members of the public, especially to those who are clinically extremely vulnerable.
"As lockdown measures start to gradually ease in the coming months, it is hoped that wearing the badge and signalling the need for distance will help reduce levels of anxiety experienced by members of the public around contracting the virus.
"Covid-19 will continue to be with us for quite some time.
Olive added, "To help protect ourselves and others, we all need to keep following the public health advice."
The Distance Aware campaign was launched in Wales last year and was adapted for use in Northern Ireland by the Department of Health, the Public Health Agency and the Patient and Client Council.


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The onset of neurological conditions like Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease can lead to severe speech issues like inability to articulate and enunciate. These types of diseases can transform a vibrant, social person into someone that is withdrawn and listless. A big part of the withdrawal can be the person's frustration with being unable to communicate the way they used to with friends and family.
Speech and language therapy really makes a difference in helping to slow down this speech impairment and the added practice of speaking during sessions really boosts the patient's confidence so she doesn't feel awkward shaping words in social situations.


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This sash lift is constructed from Die cast and comes in a white finish. It features a universal design that is used on double hung widows. It comes complete with fasteners for a quick and easy installation.


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L'acide sulfureux est un composé chimique de formule . S'il a été détecté en phase gazeuse, il n'est en revanche pas certain qu'il existe effectivement en solution.

Les bases conjuguées de cet acide sont quant à elles communes : l'anion hydrogénosulfite de formule  et l'anion sulfite de formule .

Description

L'acide sulfureux est un acide minéral résultant formellement de la dissolution de dioxyde de soufre  dans de l'eau  selon la réaction :

 : K << 10-9.

Cependant, la molécule  solvatée par l'eau n'est pas stable et conduit immédiatement aux ions hydrogénosulfite  et sulfite  :

 = 1,81.
 = 6,99.

Ce type de solution acide est utilisé comme conservateur alimentaire, notamment pour les fruits secs, le vin et la conservation de la viande, ainsi que comme désinfectant, agent réducteur et blanchissant doux, utilisé notamment sur les matériaux qui seraient endommagés par un blanchissage aux produits chlorés.

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