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A case for compensation for climate change destruction?
Weaknesses of small states in dealing with global environmental issues that mortally affect them have become very evident in the pre-conference negotiations for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development being held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 20-23 June.
Small states have few experts in this area and even fewer experts who are also capable negotiators. Consequently, many small states – including some in the Caribbean – have either been under-represented at the pre-Conference negotiations, or they have not been represented at all. In the result, small states issues may be raised at the conference and in its margins, but they will not get the attention that they urgently need now. Indeed, the pre-conference negotiations demonstrate that the conference is likely to witness a backtracking by developed countries on firm commitments they gave in Rio, 20 years ago at the first Earth Summit, especially financing.
Small islands and countries with low-lying coastal areas are now at high risk from global warming and sea-level rise. This has been repeated so often that even the people of small states seem to have become immune to the catastrophic effects that they are facing. It seems that almost every government in the world is waiting for disaster before they act.
It is almost as if, at secret meetings in closeted rooms, big decision-makers have taken the view that small countries are expendable, because their populations are tiny and their contribution to global trade, global finance, global technology are so small as not to matter, whereas addressing their problems – albeit caused by the polluters of the globe – is too costly and not worth it. Small states may be swiftly becoming collateral damage even though the large polluting countries of the world dare not say so. This is worsened by conditions in the world economy that has given new rise to nationalism and protectionism by large countries even as they coerce smaller ones into opening up their economies.
If we are to measure the commitment of large polluting countries by their deeds, the worrying signs are everywhere. They have already reneged on the delivery of financing for mitigating climate change, and in the pre-Rio+20 negotiations, they have backtracked on fundamental principles agreed 20 years ago.
Yet, apart from rhetoric, no red flag is being raised by governments of small countries collectively. They have not moved their words into action. There appears to be a collective sitting on hands, waiting for the polluting countries to be driven, by their own consciences, into action. To be fair, however, it could also simply be the case that, overwhelmed by the lack of expertise and resources, the authorities in small island states are paralyzed.
But, by taking no collective action, governments of small countries are in danger of being complicit with the polluting nations in neglecting their own plight. If they wait too late to wake up to the absolute necessity of defending their own existence, not even survival might be possible.
This may all sound like hyperbole and exaggeration. But the facts debunk those likely assertions. Well-publicized, authoritative studies show that sea-level rise will not only erode coastal areas affecting beach tourism, it will also dislocate hundreds of thousands of people from their homes, and it will also adversely affect food production.
This reality strengthens the case for small states to fashion joint machinery to fight their corner in these negotiations. Many of the issues that confront them are sufficiently common for joint positions to be taken and a mandate given for joint negotiations.
The first Earth Conference was held in 1992. In the 20 years that have elapsed groupings of small states, such as the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), have had time in which to develop joint machinery for research and bargaining on their collective behalf, especially as the global environmental situation worsened before their very eyes, hurting their countries.
There has been a brave attempt by the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) which is a group of representatives of small countries at the UN to forge and argue a collective position. That is good as far as it goes. But, lacking in resources, a firm mandate from governments and agreed machinery to bargain collectively, AOSIS is simply a moral force. And, it is a moral force that is reliant on non-governmental organizations (NGO's) to provide the small states with the studies and information on issues that affect them.
Small states, should not expect transforming benefits from the Rio+20 Conference. The only representatives likely to leave Rio satisfied are those who are the major polluters, and who benefit from continuing business as usual. It is relatively easy to pick out which countries those are by the leaders who are not attending. Among the notable absentees will be leaders of countries that are among the world's top ten polluting nations. They are David Cameron of Britain, Stephen Harper of Canada, Angela Merkel of Germany, and, at the time of writing, Barack Obama of the US.
While France's new President, Francois Hollande, has said he would attend, he holds out no hope for any advance. He is right in his assessment that governments of the developed world are now preoccupied with the effects of the Eurozone debt crisis and the real risk of its knock-on effects in other major economies that are exposed to the banking system in Euro currency countries. The chances of them taking radical decisions and making progressive commitments that are necessary for global sustainable development are nil.
None of this is to say that there have not been achievements since 1972 when the environment first became an issue. More than 500 environmental agreements have been signed. If signed agreements show progress then progress has occurred, but which small state can monitor all those agreements, and how many of these agreements have addressed the problems of small countries meaningfully? The two big agreements, the Convention on Biological Diversity and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change remain suppressed.
Rio+20 will undoubtedly produce an "outcomes document", but it will have little for small countries for whom sustainable development is most urgently required. They should move now to establish strong, joint negotiating machinery that cannot be ignored in any future forum on this issue so vital to their survival. CARICOM should lead the way.


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The other day as I was out hiking the trails under clear blue skies, snow covered peaks and golden larches and it got me thinking and wondering what it is that makes Lake O'Hara so special for so many people. In fact just as I was thinking that I came across a couple walking and stopped to chat. Without any prompting they told me how privileged they were to be here and how they hope that their kids will continue to come when they no longer can. All said with a tear almost gracing her cheek. What is it about this place that has that kind of effect on people? If you are a religious person then maybe its a feeling of being closer to god or that it is some sort of holy place. That isn't such a stretch as we gaze up at the surrounding peaks as if they were our own Cathedral (There is a Cathedral peak too if you want to be literal). If you are a spiritual person then maybe it has something to do with Power lines converging here as they apparently do in numerous places around the world. What if neither of those do it for you. It could be the solitude of the place and the zen garden like affect that the golden larches create as you wander the Opabin Prospect. It could be the sound of water which many people find calming. It could be the high mountain peaks or the incredible trail network. If you stay at the lodge it could be the people you meet at dinner each night or the young dynamic staff who work here. If you stay in the campground then maybe its the camaraderie you find around the fire pit each night or the banter in the cook shelters as you prepare a meal. The essence of it really is that it is many things to many people and we all come for different reasons. However the one common theme for all of us returning visitors is captured so eloquently in a quote I continually refer back to.
An excerpt from Lisa Christensen's book on J.E.H. MacDonald and his paintings of Lake O'Hara.
I have had the privilege of visiting the area for over 40 years and calling it home for over 20 of those years. I see myself as being one of a long line of STEWARDS of the lodge and in a small way the area too. The lodge will celebrate its 90th birthday in a year and Birthdays are often a time to pause, reflect and also look forward. During that 90 years the lodge has really only had three sets of owners; the CPR, The Fords and Brewster's and now our small family group. That is quite something in this day and age to have had a business pass through so few hands. It provides a certain continuity which often can be lacking in many businesses. As a steward it has been my task to welcome our guests either for the first time or thirtieth to this jewel in the Canadian Rockies, celebrate the heritage of Lake O'Hara and all those who have come before, preserve the historical ambience of the lodge, try and maintain as small of ecological footprint on our environment through embracing appropriate new technology while maintaining the more historical significant components of the lodge, mentor new staff to engage with our guests and the environment in a caring and sensitive way and also to lend a voice to advocate for keeping O'Hara as a special place within Parks Canada incredible network of Parks with its incredible network of trails.
O'Hara is not an easy place to visit. With limited capacity and a well thought out quota system in place to preserve the backcountry feeling people can become frustrated trying to gain a seat on a bus. However by comparison it is easy to see what unlimited access and services represent one valley over! The challenge and perseverance it takes to get into O'Hara; whether the campground, as a day user or to stay at the lodge, all will usually agree it is worth it! So coming full circle and thinking about what makes the place so special. I am not sure how to answer that. For our lodge guests it is multi-faceted. Sure the backdrop is stunning, the network of trails is second to none, the lakes a multitude of hues that seem unreal. For our guests though it is the people they meet, the food they are served, the engaging, dynamic and friendly staff, the welcoming atmosphere of the lodge, the historical ambiance in the cabins and the meals they are served in the dining room. Those are the most common themes we continuously hear. However I also know that there is something else; a magic of sorts which touches people in different ways and is often beyond words.
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Sea of Cold Hands
September 29, 2012 at 1:29 pm	(Apocalypse, Eternal Aftermath, Horror, Zombie) (Eternal Aftermath, Horror, Michael D. Griffiths, The Chronicles of Jack Primus, Zombie, Zombie Apocalypse, Zombies)
After grabbed a chair and setting it in the far corner of the bedroom, Max went to work on the ceiling with his sword. Once again, plaster and insulation rained down on him, but these barely registered over the moaning of the undead and the cracking of the splintering door.
The men that held him, proved their ignorance by opening fire on the door. These men are more than just evil, Max thought to himself as he continued to chop away at the ceiling that separated him from the attic. These dumbasses are doing more damage to the door then firing blindly into that mob.
"I'm almost through," he yelled, even if it wasn't completely true. "Bring the girl over here."
Since Denny was the only one of the men without a firearm, he dragged the barely covered girl over to where Max worked. Even though he had just complied with Max's request, he yelled, "You're in no position to boss me around, boy."
"Oh yeah," Max called back and he tore insulation away by the handfuls. "Well, here's another order for you, grab a damn weapon, you nutjob."
Denny did what he was asked, without complaint, this time. Max had hoped that this might have given him a chance to rescue the girl before he got back, but the hole was still too small. He had hit a beam and was forced to keep digging around it.
He did have time to ask, "What's your name?"
"I'm Jill. Thanks for saving me."
"I haven't saved you yet," he grumbled, as a huge piece of dry wall toppled to the floor. Max had wanted to say more, but Denny had already returned with a broken floor lamp.
"Hurry up you piece of shit. You're going to cost us all our lives!"
"Like this is my fault?" Max started to say, but then Randy let out a scared cry.
The rifleman yelled, "I hope that thing's open. They're breaking through!"
Not waiting to see if the hole was big enough, Max leapt up and grabbed the exposed beam. Denny clawed at him, while a string of curses escaped his lips, but Max proved faster and shimmed up through the hole.
Once in the dark attic, he called down. "Give me the girl."
"Screw that," Denny yelled. "I'm next. Hold them off boys."
If he wanted any hope of saving Jill, Max didn't have much choice but to help the big man through the opening. Denny huge bulk opened the hole wider, but he reached the attic just as Randy began to scream horribly.
"Holy hell," the man with the rifle yelled and Max could see that the zombies swarmed below.
"Jill, come on!" he called down to her.
She climbed the chair and leapt up toward him. He grabbed her arms, but below other hands grasped her as well. Her eyes met his for a moment—wide and panicked. Then she was pulled away. Her screams quickly replaced Randy's, whose could no longer be heard.
Max fell back onto the floorboards, stunned. "I failed you. I'm sorry."
A pair of hands appeared on the beam, and Max thought the worst for a moment, until he realized they belonged to the rifleman. "Help me." The man repeated like a mantra until his words were replaced with more screams and horde dragged him back into their snapping mouths.
Worried that the chair might help the undead gain their position, Max hazarded a look below. The chair had luckily been knocked on its side and all he would see was a sea of cold hands reaching up toward him. He shivered and retreated back into the darkness.
"So what now genius?" Denny asked.
Max's words fell like hard steel. "We cut our way to the roof."
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Surrounded by Evil, Ringed by Dead
September 15, 2012 at 3:28 pm	(Apocalypse, Eternal Aftermath, Horror, Zombie) (Eternal Aftermath, Horror, Michael D. Griffiths, The Chronicles of Jack Primus, Zombie Apocalypse, Zombies)
Something woke him. A moment later, he absorbed that a constant shouting had roused him. A second after that, his dilemma came flooding back to him. Feigning he remained unconscious, Max attempted to take in whatever situation confronted him.
The three marauders fired orders and insults back and forth. The girl's whimpering could barely be heard over the moaning and the racket of meaty fists banging on the master bedroom's door.
Max's eye squinted open and he saw that they had at least barricaded the door with both a wide dresser and the bed. But it wouldn't be enough. Checking his body, he discovered that his hands had been bound behind his back.
I'm screwed.
"I say we throw this punk to the damn zombies," Denny yelled. "They will focus on him and we can make our escape."
"What go through there?" the man with the pistol said. "Are you nuts? I'd take my chance out the window, before that."
"We're on the second floor," The rifleman said. "What good would getting a broken ankle do?"
"I can tell you how I escaped from the last house I was in," Max called out, "If you promise to let me go."
Denny charged over and grabbed him by the hair. "You hit me in the nuts, boy! I'm going to feed you to the dead freaks and that's the only help from you that I will need."
"What good is that going to do?"
Spittle flew into Max's face while Denny raged. "It will make me feel a lot better."
A loud cracking gave everyone pause. The pistol man broke the silence. The man had an unkempt tangle of brown hair and looked like he had quit shaving a week before the apocalypse began. "Den, we need to do something now! I don't want to feel them biting me."
"Relax Randy, that's not going to happen. We just need to hold out a day or two and the army will sweep away this mess."
"Well," Max spoke quickly. "If that's how you feel than my plan is perfect. We will be perfectly safe and easy to spot."
The rifleman spoke. He wore a cowboy hat that had seen better days and concealed the upper part of his face. "You talking about the roof. How the hell could we get up there?"
They allowed him to sit up and it was hard not to grin when he saw that one of them had grabbed his sword. "Let me use my sword and I'll have us somewhere safe in a few minutes." He chanced a glance at the girl. She had only a blanket over her naked body. She eyed him through tortured red rimmed eyes.
"Bullshit!" Denny yelled. "Like we would give you your weapon back." His palm slapped the top of his head, which caused Max's broken nose to throb in agony. "And don't you look at her."
"We better do something," The rifleman said. As one, the group saw the first gap appear in the upper part of the door. "You know I don't have much ammo. We don't have enough for what's here and if I start shooting they'll come from every direction."
Denny picked up the sword. For a moment Max thought he was going to cut his head off, but instead, he violently cut his bounds. After Max had stood, Denny said, "Here's your stupid sword, you little prick. I hope you try to do something, because then we'll shoot you in the guts and you'll be the first to be eaten alive."
Max grabbed the sword and said, "Just stay out of my way and try to keep them off my back until I'm done." Behind him the door cracked loudly and the first hand pushed its way through the gap.
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September 9, 2012 at 10:35 am	(Apocalypse, Eternal Aftermath, Horror, Zombie) (Apocalypse, Eternal Aftermath, Horror, Michael D. Griffiths, The Chronicles of Jack Primus, Zombie Apocalypse, Zombies)
A big man with a rough beard hurried to put on a pair of jeans as he rushed toward Max. Max wanted to flee from the anger he saw there, but the barrel of the pistol jammed into the back of his skull prevented such an option.
Denny kicked first and asked questions second. Even with his foot bare, the blow to Max's chin sent him tumbling back on the ass, but did distance his head from the gun.
"Who the hell are you, you little prick?"
"Just a guy trying not to be eaten alive." Past Denny's wide chest, he saw the slim face of a young girl peer out of the bedroom and mouth, 'help me.'
He followed Max's gaze and then shouted, "Get back in that room, bitch!" Turning back to Max, Denny continued to shout, "Why the hell did you pick this house?"
"Cuz it's big and no zombies were around it, but since you've both been shouting, there are now."
"Don't give us any lip," he said and moved to kick Max again. This time Max was ready. He rolled to his left so that big man was positioned between him and the gunman and then lanced out with his fist hitting Denny in the balls. When the man doubled over with a yell, Max pushed him back into the gunman and they both lost their footing and fell against the wall.
"I don't know who you idiots are, but anyone that rapes a woman for any reason is automatically an asshole."
They struggled to regain their footing, but Max fell upon them punching and kicking. His hands locked onto the pistol and tore it from the gunman's hands. "Alright you a-holes. Your yelling has already gotten us into some serious trouble."
As if in answer to his statement, he heard a snap as a long crack appeared in the plate glass window. He looked toward the noise and heard the girl cry out a warning. Turning back, he was just in time to see the butt of a rifle heading toward his face.
The impact hurt like his nose was torn off, but he only felt it for a moment, because everything went black.
Blooded but Unbowed

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I proposed this and was told to buy skl-wm with an aspect of 'short-blades' instead.
Effectively skl-wm, providing an a-1 bonus to applicable combat, granting BIT:FIGHT. 5 points. Prereqs, up-art and gl-montevalno?
Flavor text: One of the trademark skills of the Black Collegia is proficiency with short blades, appropriate for murder and dueling. In a land where most of the nobility feels a preference for longer, whippier blades, a short blade makes a strong statement about its owners aesthetic preferences, as well as confidence in his ability to get inside the guard of others. The character is exceptionally skilled with short blades and will gain a bonus when using them in combat.


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The Tower of the Elephant
The Coming of Conan #2
by Robert E. Howard
subjects: Fantasy, Short Stories
series: Conan the Cimmerian (#4)
Set in the pseudo-historical Hyborian Age and concerns Conan infiltrating a perilous tower in order to steal a fabled gem from an evil sorcerer named Yara. Due to its unique insights into the Hyborian world and atypical science fiction elements, the story is considered a classic of Conan lore and is often cited by Howard scholars as one of his best tales. One of the original short stories starring the fictional sword and sorcery hero Conan the Cimmerian, written by American author Robert E. Howard.
38 pages, with a reading time of ~0.75 hours (9,709 words), and first published in 1933. This DRM-Free edition published by epubBooks, 2014.
A great story, though did leave me feeling it was perhaps a little too short...more like a scene from a larger work, but I guess that's what most of the early Conan stories are. The first of Howard's stories where you really feel like you've met the Warrior.
Roy Cooper Sep 10, 2014
Torches flared murkily on the revels in the Maul, where the thieves of the east held carnival by night. In the Maul they could carouse and roar as they liked, for honest people shunned the quarters, and watchmen, well paid with stained coins, did not interfere with their sport. Along the crooked, unpaved streets with their heaps of refuse and sloppy puddles, drunken roisterers staggered, roaring. Steel glinted in the shadows where wolf preyed on wolf, and from the darkness rose the shrill laughter of women, and the sounds of scufflings and strugglings. Torchlight licked luridly from broken windows and wide-thrown doors, and out of those doors, stale smells of wine and rank sweaty bodies, clamor of drinking-jacks and fists hammered on rough tables, snatches of obscene songs, rushed like a blow in the face.
In one of these dens merriment thundered to the low smoke-stained roof, where rascals gathered in every stage of rags and tatters– furtive cut-purses, leering kidnappers, quick-fingered thieves, swaggering bravoes with their wenches, strident-voiced women clad in tawdry finery. Native rogues were the dominant element–dark-skinned, dark-eyed Zamorians, with daggers at their girdles and guile in their hearts. But there were wolves of half a dozen outland nations there as well. There was a giant Hyperborean renegade, taciturn, dangerous, with a broadsword strapped to his great gaunt frame–for men wore steel openly in the Maul. There was a Shemitish counterfeiter, with his hook nose and curled blue-black beard. There was a bold-eyed Brythunian wench, sitting on the knee of a tawny-haired Gunderman–a wandering mercenary soldier, a deserter from some defeated army. And the fat gross rogue whose bawdy jests were causing all the shouts of mirth was a professional kidnapper come up from distant Koth to teach woman-stealing to Zamorians who were born with more knowledge of the an than he could ever attain.
This man halted in his description of an intended victim's charms, and thrust his muzzle into a huge tankard of frothing ale. Then blowing the foam from his fat lips, he said, 'By Bel, god of all thieves, I'll show them how to steal wenches: I'll have her over the Zamorian border before dawn, and there'll be a caravan waiting to receive her. Three hundred pieces of silver, a count of Ophir promised me for a sleek young Brythunian of the better class. It took me weeks, wandering among the border cities as a beggar, to find one I knew would suit. And is she a pretty baggage!'
He blew a slobbery kiss in the air.
'I know lords in Shem who would trade the secret of the Elephant Tower for her,' he said, returning to his ale.
A touch on his tunic sleeve made him turn his head, scowling at the interruption. He saw a tall, strongly made youth standing beside him. This person was as much out of place in that den as a gray wolf among mangy rats of the gutters. His cheap tunic could not conceal the hard, rangy lines of his powerful frame, the broad heavy shoulders, the massive chest, lean waist and heavy arms. His skin was brown from outland suns, his eyes blue and smoldering; a shock of tousled black hair crowned his broad forehead. From his girdle hung a sword in a worn leather scabbard.
The Kothian involuntarily drew back; for the man was not one of any civilized race he knew.
'You spoke of the Elephant Tower,' said the stranger, speaking Zamorian with an alien accent. 'I've heard much of this tower; what is its secret?'
The fellow's attitude did not seem threatening, and the Kothian's courage was bolstered up by the ale, and the evident approval of his audience. He swelled with self-importance.
'The secret of the Elephant Tower?' he exclaimed. 'Why, any fool knows that Yara the priest dwells there with the great jewel men call the Elephant's Heart, that is the secret of his magic.'
The barbarian digested this for a space.
'I have seen this tower,' he said. 'It is set in a great garden above the level of the city, surrounded by high walls. I have seen no guards. The walls would be easy to climb. Why has not somebody stolen this secret gem?'
The Kothian stared wide-mouthed at the other's simplicity, then burst into a roar of derisive mirth, in which the others joined.
'Harken to this heathen!' he bellowed. 'He would steal the jewel of Yara!–Harken, fellow,' he said, turning portentously to the other, 'I suppose you are some sort of a northern barbarian–'
'I am a Cimmerian,' the outlander answered, in no friendly tone. The reply and the manner of it meant little to the Kothian; of a kingdom that lay far to the south, on the borders of Shem, he knew only vaguely of the northern races.


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Think big with a gig: Our experimental fiber network
Imagine sitting in a rural health clinic, streaming three-dimensional medical imaging over the web and discussing a unique condition with a specialist in New York. Or downloading a high-definition, full-length feature film in less than five minutes. Or collaborating with classmates around the world while watching live 3-D video of a university lecture. Universal, ultra high-speed Internet access will make all this and more possible. We've urged the FCC to look at new and creative ways to get there in its National Broadband Plan – and today we're announcing an experiment of our own.
We're planning to build and test ultra high-speed broadband networks in a small number of trial locations across the United States. We'll deliver Internet speeds more than 100 times faster than what most Americans have access to today with 1 giga bit per second, fiber-to-the-home connections. We plan to offer service at a competitive price to at least 50,000 and potentially up to 500,000 people.
Our goal is to experiment with new ways to help make Internet access better and faster for everyone. Here are some specific things that we have in mind:
Next generation apps: We want to see what developers and users can do with ultra high-speeds, whether it's creating new bandwidth-intensive "killer apps" and services, or other uses we can't yet imagine.
New deployment techniques: We'll test new ways to build fiber networks, and to help inform and support deployments elsewhere, we'll share key lessons learned with the world.
Openness and choice: We'll operate an "open access" network, giving users the choice of multiple service providers. And consistent with our past advocacy, we'll manage our network in an open, non-discriminatory and transparent way.
Like our WiFi network in Mountain View, the purpose of this project is to experiment and learn. Network providers are making real progress to expand and improve high-speed Internet access, but there's still more to be done. We don't think we have all the answers – but through our trial, we hope to make a meaningful contribution to the shared goal of delivering faster and better Internet for everyone.
As a first step, today we're putting out a request for information (RFI) to help identify interested communities. We welcome responses from local government, as well as members of the public. If you'd like to respond, visit this page to learn more, or check out our video on You tube
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One of the unique recipes found in the Himalayan country of Nepal is the soybean seeds and mustard green pickles. Commonly known as bhatmas ra rayoko saagko achar, this recipe might as well sound unique to most of the people living in the urban areas.
Soybean seeds (bhatmas), mustard greens (rayo ko saag), lemon, cooking oil, green chilies and salt to taste.
First of all, heat a pan and roast the soybean seeds in it. When done, remove its cover and grind it on a silauta, traditional Nepali stone grinder. Now, wash the mustard greens properly and cut it into small pieces. Then, put the mustard green pieces to boil. After it is boiled, take it out and squeeze the water out of it properly. Then, add the green chilies, salt, cooking oil and squeeze the lemon into it and mix it thoroughly. Mix the soybean paste well with the mustard green and spices mixture. Adjust the seasoning with salt and lemon juice and if you desire, you could also add chili powder to the pickle.
One of the less known types of pickles in Nepal, soybean seeds and mustard green pickles are healthy as well as nutritious taste enhancer.


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Single-Dose Anticoagulant Promising in Knee Replacement
A monoclonal antibody against coagulation factor XI is being studied to prevent venous thromboembolism (VTE) after knee arthroplasty, with a phase II study suggesting that a single, modest dose could be on par with standard therapy.
Factor XI inhibitor osocimab was associated with VTE rates from 15.7% to 29.9% at 10-13 days postoperatively, varying by dose (0.3-1.8 mg/kg) and whether the single IV infusion was given before or after knee replacement surgery, researchers showed in a paper published online in JAMA.
The three highest postoperative doses showed noninferiority in efficacy against enoxaparin (Lovenox; 26.3%) with a noninferiority margin of 5%, according to the FOXTROT study team led by Jeffrey Weitz, MD, of the Thrombosis and Atherosclerosis Research Institute in East Hamilton, Ontario.
The highest preoperative dose (1.8 mg/kg) actually met the threshold for superiority against the control, but its 4.7% rate of adjudicated major or clinically relevant non-major bleeding led the investigators to conclude that the intermediate (0.6 and 1.2 mg/kg) doses are more promising for future investigation.
That bleed risk was 5.9% with enoxaparin and 2% with apixaban (Eliquis) in the 10-13 postoperative day period. Across all arms of the study, bleeding events were limited to the surgical site through day 13 without any intracranial bleeding or bleeding into another critical site, Weitz's group reported.
Antithrombotic agents, such as aspirin, currently used for thromboprophylaxis in knee surgery demonstrate low rates of symptomatic VTE and bleeding, Kenneth Bauer, MD, of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, noted in an accompanying editorial. For example, the apixaban arm had fairly low 14.5% incident VTE rate, he pointed out.
"Based on the results of this dose-finding study, it is not possible to conclude that the risk of bleeding using osocimab … is less than that of currently available anticoagulants or to conclude that osocimab is any more effective in preventing VTE than apixaban," he commented.
Nevertheless, there is an unmet need where agents targeting factor XI or factor XII may have a role: higher-risk populations needing safer anticoagulant agents, according to Bauer, who cited as examples older patients, those with renal dysfunction, and the acutely ill on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation or left ventricular assist devices.
"In the last 15 years, considerable interest has developed in targeting factor XII, a component of the contact activation pathway, and factor XI in the intrinsic coagulation cascade as an antithrombotic strategy," according to the editorialist.
Previous work has been done to inhibit factor XI by an antisense oligonucleotide, dubbed FXI-ASO, which was shown in a phase III trial to match enoxaparin in its reduction of VTE elective knee replacement.
FOXTROT included 813 people randomized open-label to various osocimab regimens by IV (before or after unilateral knee arthroplasty) or a control regimen of enoxaparin by subcutaneous injection or oral apixaban for at least 10 days or until the mandatory venography.
Participants had a mean age of 66.5 years, with 74.2% being women.
Of the total cohort, 600 took their assigned medication and had valid venograms and were therefore included in the main per-protocol analysis.
VTE was assessed by bilateral venography or confirmed symptomatic deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism.
"No patient experienced pulmonary embolism during the period between randomization and completion of venography at 10 to 13 days postoperatively, and no deaths occurred during the study," Weitz and colleagues noted.
Among the limitations of FOXTROT were the open-label design, lack of a placebo group, and exclusion of people who had their procedures with spinal anesthesia.
Moreover, most of the thrombotic events in the trial were asymptomatic deep vein thrombosis found by bilateral venography, which are a surrogate for symptomatic thrombosis, Bauer added.
Bayer AG funded the study and its editorial support.
Weitz disclosed consulting honoraria from Bayer, Boehringer Ingelheim, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Daiichi Sankyo, Ionis, Janssen, Merck, Novartis, Pfizer, Anthos, Tetherex, and Portola.
Bauer reported consulting for Janssen.
2020-01-14T17:03:08-0500
Source: MedicalNewsToday.com


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SPEECH BY SINGAPORE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD DEPUTY...
Speech by Singapore Economic Development Board Deputy Managing Director Tan Choon Shian at the Opening Ceremony of Schneider Electric's Hub Asia
Mr Emmanuel Babeau
CFO, Schneider Electric
Distinguished Guests
1. Good Morning. It gives me great pleasure to join you today for the official opening of Hub Asia, a global distribution hub and supply chain control tower. This new facility is a significant milestone for Schneider Electric's investments in Singapore.
A Global Logistics and Supply-chain Hub Focused on Energy Efficiency
2. Singapore is currently Schneider Electric's regional HQ with engineering, R&D and logistics functions from the different global business units. It is also responsible for the management of the company's manufacturing facility in Batam.
3. Today we welcome the newest addition to Schneider Electric's footprint in Singapore – a 14,000 square meter global distribution hub that will have in residence global logistics and supply chain functions and key decision makers. The hub will play a crucial role in helping Schneider Electric improve the turnaround time for distribution of its products and improve service levels for its customers.
4. Hub Asia will have a focus not only in operational efficiency but also energy efficiency. Schneider Electric will be installing its own energy management systems, LED lighting technology and utilizing natural ventilation resulting in 30 per cent energy reduction as compared to the company's former warehouse. Schneider also intends for Hub Asia to be a Green Mark certified building by the BCA. As an energy management company Schneider Electric certainly demonstrates a keen commitment to energy efficiency.
Growing Importance of the Engineering Services Sector
5. This is in line with Singapore's commitment to environmental sustainability, in response to issues revolving around climate change and energy security.
6. The ability of Singapore to play in the sustainable business arena depends on a strong engineering services sector, in which Schneider Electric belongs. Comprising engineering design & project management, as well as control & automation companies, this is an important sector that accounts for 1.2 per cent of GDP and employs about 35,000 people. It is projected to grow by 5 to 6 per cent annually from now till 2020.
7. The engineering services sector is very talent-centric and that plays to Singapore's strengths. Recognising the strength of the talent pool available in Singapore, leading multinational companies such as Schneider Electric have made Singapore an important based for their regional and global operations. The presence of these big players means that engineers in Singapore benefit from a broad range of opportunities and excellent career prospects.
8. On behalf of EDB, I would like to thank Schneider Electric for your belief in Singapore as an ideal home for your business. We will certainly continue to partner and support Schneider in its efforts to develop and excel in the engineering services industry.
9. With this, I would once again like to congratulate Schneider Electric on the opening of Hub Asia and wish the management and staff every success in the years ahead.
Source: Economic Development Board


Could moving Florida high school football to winter be answer to storms?
It's Friday night. Are you ready for some football?
Too bad. It's probably going to rain. And lightning. Then stop. And start again.
Welcome to the first half of the Florida high school football season – productivity level: almost none.
The reason, of course, is because the only thing the state may have in greater abundance than a love of football is thunderstorms. Not just any kind, but fierce, lightning-filled, Shakespearean tempests.
Worse, they come and go so quickly – or pass close enough to force everyone inside, at least based on greater modern safety standards – that our teams get more practice filing in and out of locker rooms than they do running routes or improving tackling technique.
Perhaps the best "solution" is so novel, or ignorant, that it belongs on a different planet.
Here it is: Move Florida high school football to the winter. That's probably in a trade with boys basketball or wrestling, although neither is necessarily a must.
OK. You can stop laughing.
Below and in the accompanying materials are all the reasons it makes sense – and why it has about as much chance of happening as, oh, a reality TV star becoming President of the United States.
Along with a list of pros (hint: one rhymes with "honey") and cons (how many can you count?), we also asked area football coaches and athletic directors to rank its hypothetical worthiness (all over the map) and chances it ever happens (they'd have used negative numbers if we let them).
George Tomyn, executive director of the Florida High School Athletic Association, was nice enough to hear out our proposal, too. He also didn't get far without a polite chuckle.
First, though, is understanding why so disruptive an idea might be necessary and all the negative byproducts of the current situation, which are myriad.
Since it's what people secretly value more than safety, let's start with a big one: money.
Chris Patricca, a Lee County School Board member and FHSAA board member, was preparing during last year's storm-battered season to ask athletic directors in her FHSAA district to compile data on how much money is lost because of bad weather.
That would cover lost ticket, concession, parking and booster revenue as well as added costs to reschedule referees, security, staff, busing and more.
Since football revenue effectively props up high school athletic departments much of the year, this is no small issue.
Patricca had those plans before Hurricane Irma struck the state in September, wiping out several weeks of activity while communities were flooded and without electricity.
The data gathering had to be postponed given more pressing matters. But Patricca said she plans on resuming it this season.
"We are losing a ton of money, and it's not fair to the kids," Patricca, a former college athlete whose own children compete athletically, said last year.
She also cited school days that can start for athletes at 5:30 a.m. and sometimes end after midnight because of weather delays.
Even before Irma forced the postponement of the third, fourth and – for many schools in Southwest Florida – fifth weeks of the regular season last year, most already were playing catch up thanks to Week 1 storms.
The end result was some teams arguably stretching the limits of safety playing three games in nine days. Cape Coral and East Lee even had to do it twice, leaving both playing eight games in just more than five weeks.
Along with salvaging critical revenue, schools played such cramped schedules to help kids get film for recruiters and for teams to have enough games to qualify for the new points-based state playoff system. Kids also just wanted to play football.
But even without Irma, prohibitive weather is routine in much of Florida well into October.
And it's not just games, either.
The word "practice" itself is a misnomer since they get to do so little of it in August and September, unless one wants to count rehearsing plays in sneakers in the cafeteria. That's not just for football but any outdoor sport not played before noon in the fall.
Could delaying the season work?
Starting games earlier Friday wouldn't get away from the customary start of storms in the afternoon. And it would only cut into revenue.
Saturdays are generally out of the question because most officials already are scheduled for Pop Warner, and low pay and worsening harassment make finding more a growing problem.
Rescheduling often is for Monday night. But that comes with the same bad weather. And it wedges late-night finishes and bus rides up against school the next morning.
Often suggested is pushing back the start of the season several weeks. But that would only push football, which already runs longer than any other sport on the FHSAA calendar, further into the start of winter sports.
Besides, with thunderstorms a problem into October – and hurricane season not officially ending until the end of November – how much does delaying the season several weeks really accomplish?
One suggestion, pushing back the start of the high school day – an experiment tried in Lee County in 2002 as part of changed start times in all schools, with contentious, lawsuit-inducing results – would make morning practices more feasible.
But addressing half of the rotten fall weather problem still does nothing for Friday nights.
Since we're saying crazy, Sun-around-the-Earth things anyway, the importance of – and revenue from – football raises the idea of building one or more indoor facilities.
Such facilities could stack numerous games in a day or two and be available for many other uses.
As big as football is, though, even in Florida, the price tag for such facilities would have to make the ongoing war over Lee County's half-cent sales tax proposal feel like it's about pocket change.
Which brings us back to crazy town, party of one.
Can you imagine the revenue for Friday night high school football on beautiful winter nights in Florida, after the college and NFL seasons end?
Tomyn acknowledged that the idea of moving football to the winter does get discussed in committee meetings once more-practical options are covered. But it stops quickly.
"It's not really said in jest," he said. "Other people pipe up: 'How would we ...?' We don't get any further than that."
Tomyn wondered if college coaches might actually like the ability to devote more time to Florida recruits after the New Year once their playing seasons end.
But that is just one possible benefit to an idea that has innumerable downsides.
"I think that it would never happen. That is too big of a change," he said. "We're not a sports car jumping all over the place. We have 800 member schools. It's a huge state. Big bureaucracy's change slower."
Still, if you started from scratch drawing up a high school sports calendar for Florida, you'd start by placing its most-influential sport where it works best.
While that would cause new problems, what we have now isn't working too well, either.
And continuing to do the same thing and expecting different results, as they say, is the definition of insanity.


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Scheduled to coincide with the international break on 12th October, Non-League Day provides a platform for clubs to promote the importance of affordable volunteer led community football while giving fans across the country the chance to show support for their local non-league side.
Non-League Day was set up by James Doe in 2010 as a social media experiment, after being inspired by a pre-season trip to Devon to watch Queens Park Rangers play at Tavistock. It has now grown to become an annual part of the football calendar, backed by Premier League and Football League clubs, charities and most importantly the non-league clubs themselves.
This year Prostate Cancer UK is once again the proud official charity partner of Non-League Day and we're calling on clubs across the land to fundraise on their match day and raise awareness of a disease killing one man every 45 minutes.
For more information about Non League Day, including useful tips on boosting your attendance, visit http://www.nonleagueday.co.uk.


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After the war is over, a radioactive cloud begins to sweep southwards on the winds, gradually poisoning everything in its path. An American submarine captain is among the survivors left sheltering in Australia, preparing with the locals for the inevitable. Despite his memories of his wife, he becomes close to a young woman struggling to accept the harsh realities of their situation. Then a faint Morse code signal is picked up, transmitting from the United States and the submarine must set sail through the bleak ocean to search for signs of life.
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Sometimes there are situations, when when communicating via Skype to stay incognito. Perhaps the lottery or for any other purpose. In such situations, the easiest and most effective way is to change the voice.
Change the voice on Skype can be a variety of ways, as the use of special programs, and using some tricks. Consider these methods more.
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One of the first programs of this type. Initially, it was created to change the votes of players in online games. However, with equal success MorphVOX Junior can also be used for voice communication for Skype.
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Coaching the Wide Receiver - Have a Plan
By Drew Lieberman | Posted 12/14/2018
Having a plan at the line of scrimmage is probably more important than any other aspect of wide receiver play. The best wide receivers have mastered the way they talk to themselves at the line of scrimmage before the ball is snapped. This includes visualizing their job within the play call, analyzing the defensive alignment as a whole and then assessing the leverage and body language of the defender directly over them. There's a lot of information that can be gained in just a few crucial seconds and it's imperative that this thought process is efficient, which takes practice.
While scanning the defense, a well-prepared wide receiver should be running his mind through a library of trained techniques that have been repeatedly practiced, piecing them together to create a plan to attack the defense in front of him.
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As coaches, it's our job to help train players on the process of creating a plan and that starts with individual drills. It's critical to clearly communicate the purpose of each drill and explain the exact game situation that the drill will applied to. This allows them to narrow in on an effective plan much quicker. When a situation arises in the game that was specifically reviewed in practice, players can draw on those reps, take comfort in relying on their coaching and play fast.
A coach may explain an individual drill with something like, "This week we will see a lot of Cover 1 with a hole player on third down, so the man defenders will play outside leverage. Here are the two plans to practice for vertical releases in the slot." The coach then would proceed to walk through techniques he wants them to use in that specific situation. For example, "The OLB likes to open his hips and run to collision on an outside release, so speed release outside, bait him into running to hit you and win back inside with a violent rip." Once that has been practiced, players can immediately pull from those reps when that situation arises in a game.
Even in the summer and preseason training camp, when the focus is strictly on fundamentals, it's important for coaches to make sure every individual drill has a direct purpose and the players understand what that purpose is before going through the drill. If it's a simple cone drill, explain exactly how it's helping them in their route running, often related to specific breakpoints, but other times for body control and change of direction. Thus, when a player is struggling with a specific route, the coach can relate them back to that cone drill and they can apply that to a specific aspect of their game.
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As a communicator and a teacher, a coach should do his best to simplify the game for the players and frame their responsibilities in a way that makes sense to them. Specifically related to the process of creating a plan at the line of scrimmage, the coach should remind players that the wide receiver starts with full control of every rep. They know where they're is going, and the DB doesn't. He runs forward while the defensive back run backward. The only way a wide receiver can relinquish the control of his route is by not playing aggressively, allowing the DB to outcompete him, or by using poor technique, which stems from not having a plan.
Explaining the WR vs. DB relationship so simplistically is done to drive home this point: The DB is starting at a disadvantage, so it only takes one sudden move, one violent cut or one sleight of hand to put him on his heels in chase mode. Thus, when creating their plan, wide receivers must ask themselves, "Where is the defender vulnerable and how do I put him in chase mode?"
By operating under this framework, it gives wide receivers the freedom to be creative and try different plans of attack because the task is simplified. They know they already have the advantage, which helps them understand that it doesn't have to be anything overly complicated to win. The key is having multiple plans that can work for a given situation to keep the defender guessing. That's also why it's important to give receivers a toolbox to work with and not a rigid set of rules. Giving players the freedom to try different plans in practice and potentially lose without being yelled at will encourage them to stay curious and constantly try new ways to win.
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The only time a coach should get upset at a player in that situation is when he's not working within the toolbox he created with the coach and he's doing something that wasn't practiced. "Trust your technique, play patient, but sudden, and execute your plan aggressively" is something to say to wide receivers to frame their mentality. Ultimately, let them do the rest and coach the outcome.
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Drew Lieberman is currently the wide receivers coach at Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, New Jersey. He previously served as the wide receivers coach at his alma mater, Wesleyan University from 2016-2017 and was the assistant WR coach at Rutgers from 2014-2015 & UAlbany in 2014 where he helped produce 5 NFL receivers. In August of 2017, Drew founded The Sideline Hustle (thesidelinehustle.com) – a football education resource for players & coaches. Follow him on Twitter: @sidelinehustle & Instagram:@sidelinehustle.
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MICCO – A 61-year-old man was arrested on charges of credit card fraud after he allegedly stole someone's wallet from a vehicle parked at Wabasso Beach Road and used it at the CVS Pharmacy.
Elliott Bruce Farber, who lives in the 600 block of Oleander Circle in Barefoot Bay, allegedly went into an unlocked car and stole someone's wallet.
The victim then said he received a call from Bank of America about 6 unauthorized charges totaling $450.65 at a CVS Pharmacy store in Vero Beach.
The bank found the activity suspicious since the victim only had .77 cents in his checking account at the time of purchases.
Police went to the CVS Pharmacy and observed a man on video surveillance attempting to use the debit card. The man was wearing a white polo shirt, blue cargo shorts, and a ball cap.
A few days later, the same victim saw a man walking around the same parking lot at Wabasso Beach dressed in the same shirt and cargo shorts wearing a ball cap. He was walking up and down the boardwalk and appeared to be checking out the parking lot. Once he realized the victim was watching him, he left in a light tan Chevy Cruz.
The victim called the police and said the man drove over the Sebastian Inlet bridge and pulled into the Inlet.
Two law enforcement officers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) made contact with the man after hearing about the report.
The man was identified as Elliott Bruce Farber, a Barefoot Bay resident, sitting in the same vehicle described by the victim.
A deputy with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office said he didn't have probable cause to arrest Farber for auto burglary but found it interesting that he admitted to being at the same location when the victim's wallet was stolen.
After questioning Farber, police let him go.
The next day, deputies presented a six-photo lineup, one photo being Farber, to the CVS Pharmacy employee who waited on the suspect the day the debit card was used.
The employee positively identified Farber as the man who came into the store and made six attempts to buy $450.65 worth of merchandise.
A warrant was then issued for Farber out of Indian River County.
Farber was arrested for the charges on Wednesday. He has since posted $25,000.00 bond.