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WASHINGTON — The United States has abruptly ordered China to close its diplomatic consulate in Houston by Friday, accusing diplomats of aiding a nationwide pattern of economic espionage and attempted theft of scientific research, as part of a sharp escalation in the Trump administration's moves against China.China vowed to retaliate, calling the move illegal. Hours after the administration issued its order to the ambassador on Tuesday, consulate employees burned papers in open metal barrels in a courtyard of the Houston building, prompting police officers and firefighters to rush to the area.President Trump's campaign strategists, anxious about his failures on the pandemic, have been rolling out a blanket anti-China message to appeal to his supporters in recent weeks.Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who has been aggressively pushing that message, said on Wednesday at a news conference in Copenhagen that the Trump administration is "setting out clear expectations as to how the Chinese Communist Party is going to behave." He warned that when they didn't, the United States would "take actions" to protect its interests.The State Department described the Chinese actions as "massive illegal spying and influence operations," but provided limited details.David R. Stilwell, who oversees policy for East Asia and the Pacific at the State Department, said some of China's attempted scientific thefts in the United States had accelerated over the last six months, and could be related to efforts to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus, although he did not present evidence of that.He said the Houston consul general, the top Chinese official there, and two other diplomats were recently caught having used false identification to escort Chinese travelers to the gate area of a charter flight in George Bush Intercontinental Airport. He described the Houston consulate, which he said "has a history of engaging in subversive behavior,'' as the "epicenter" of research theft by the Chinese military in the United States, without giving details to support that assertion.In Beijing, a spokesman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the United States to reverse the decision immediately."Otherwise China will certainly make legitimate and necessary reactions," said the spokesman, Wang Wenbin. His remarks suggested that China would, at a minimum, close a U.S. consulate in China.The consulate in Houston has about 60 employees. There are six other Chinese diplomatic missions in the United States: the embassy in Washington, an office at the United Nations and consulates in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago.The closure of the consulate in Houston may be less detrimental to U.S. relations with Beijing than shutting down a different one would be. It is the "sister" diplomatic mission to the American consulate in the Chinese city of Wuhan, where the coronavirus outbreak first emerged. The State Department evacuated its consulate in Wuhan after the initial outbreak; it is not clear when it might fully reopen.Mr. Wang called the move illegal under international law, and described it as the latest in a series of aggressions."For some time, the United States government has been shifting the blame to China with stigmatization and unwarranted attacks against China's social system, harassing Chinese diplomatic and consular staff in America, intimidating and interrogating Chinese students and confiscating their personal electrical devices, even detaining them without cause," he said.Cheng Xiaohe, an associate professor at the School of International Studies at Renmin University in Beijing, said the United States had never taken such a step against China since the two countries established diplomatic relations on Jan. 1, 1979."If the relationship between China and the United States continues to deteriorate unchecked," he said in a telephone interview in Beijing, "the next result will be the severing of diplomatic relations."The Trump administration's decision was a significant escalation of its effort to tighten the reins on Chinese diplomats, researchers, scholars, journalists and others in the United States.It comes during rising tensions that have been inflamed by the pandemic and Beijing's repressive moves in Hong Kong, and that now touch on virtually all aspects of the relationship, even though Mr. Trump himself has vacillated wildly on China. He has regularly praised Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader, and pleaded with Mr. Xi for help with re-election, while failing to denounce, and at some points explicitly endorsing, China's repression in Hong Kong and the Xinjiang region.The administration's restrictions have included issuing travel rules for diplomats and requiring several Chinese state news organizations to register as diplomatic entities while limiting their visas. The administration is also considering a travel ban on members of the Communist Party and their families. Such a move, if enacted, could affect an estimated 270 million people, and it has been widely criticized as too sweeping to be practical.In May, the Trump administration announced a travel ban on students and researchers of graduate-level and higher who have ties to Chinese military institutions. 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It's unclear how often the virus is spread via these tiny droplets, or aerosols, compared with larger droplets that are expelled when a sick person coughs or sneezes, or transmitted through contact with contaminated surfaces, said Linsey Marr, an aerosol expert at Virginia Tech. Aerosols are released even when a person without symptoms exhales, talks or sings, according to Dr. Marr and more than 200 other experts, who have outlined the evidence in an open letter to the World Health Organization.What are the symptoms of coronavirus?What's the best material for a mask?In December, the U.S. authorities arrested a Chinese cancer-cell researcher, Zaosong Zheng, at Boston Logan International Airport and charged him with trying to smuggle 21 vials of stolen biological research back to China.In April 2019, officials at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston said they were investigating several scientists for improper disclosures. The officials did not identify the scientists, two of whom had resigned. But redacted investigative reports referred to ties to China or Chinese residents or institutions.And on Tuesday, the Justice Department said it had indicted two Chinese hackers accused of trying to steal information about coronavirus vaccine research.There have been other clashes over suspected espionage by employees at Chinese missions. In September, the State Department secretly expelled two employees of the Chinese Embassy in Washington who were accused of driving with their wives onto a sensitive military base in Virginia. That was believed to be the first such expulsions in more than three decades. Beijing demanded a reversal of the action.Some former officials voiced skepticism over the Trump administration's latest move.Daniel Russel, who served in Mr. Stilwell's job during the Obama administration, said closing the Houston consulate "further reduces the few remaining diplomatic channels between the two sides and is a step that will prove difficult to reverse.""The China accusation that this move has more to do with presidential politics than with intellectual property is hard to argue with," said Mr. Russel, now a vice president at the Asia Society Policy Institute.In 2017, the Trump administration ordered Russia to close its consulate in San Francisco, along with two annexes near New York and Washington, in retaliation for Russian restrictions on the number of American diplomats in Moscow. Those moves stemmed from the furor over Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, the fallout from which is still felt, despite Mr. Trump's outreach to the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.The effect of the Houston closure on relations — and travel — would in the short term be minimal compared with the diplomatic furor it has already sparked. Consulates mainly process visas for travelers visiting China; the one in Houston handled those for southern American states, from Texas to Florida. Travel between the two countries has been severely limited in any case because of the pandemic.The State Department began evacuating its American staff from the Wuhan consulate in late January amid the coronavirus outbreak there — a move that China at the time criticized as stoking panic. It has also significantly reduced operations at the embassy in Beijing and its other consulates, with many diplomats returning to the United States.In recent weeks, the department has begun to slowly return diplomats and their families — only to face rigorous health screening and quarantine rules that the Americans had complained were onerous and even in violation of the Vienna Conventions on diplomatic and consular relations. The Houston consulate closure could add another obstacle to efforts by the American diplomats to return.Keith Bradsher contributed reporting from Beijing, and Megan Specia from London. Claire Fu contributed research from Beijing.
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Joint Advocacy Efforts for the Protection of Rainbow Families: Milestone Judgment in Fedotova and Others v. Russia
Russia must create a "legal framework" for same-sex couples, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled on 17 January 2023 in Fedotova and Others v. Russia. This also applies to 46 Council of Europe member states, including Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Ukraine and others which have not yet adopted an LGBTIQ-inclusive
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Lithuania, along with Latvia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Slovakia to this day remaining the only European Union Member States without same-sex family rights recognition. Although these countries face multitude of social and political issues which often effectively demotes LGBTIQ equality to political periphery, LGBTIQ communities and their supporters are becoming more vocal than ever before.
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The South Complex Fire near Hyampom, Calif., which has consumed an estimated 21,629 acres since starting on July 30. (U.S. Department of Agriculture/flickr)
There's a drought in California. Perhaps you've heard a few things about it.
Like the fact that it's cost the state $2.7 billion in agricultural losses, helped burn up hundreds of thousands of acres so far this year and inspired Los Angeles to release a 96 million-strong armada of shade balls into reservoirs (though it was apparently a PR stunt). Oh, and the state is also short on rainfall by 20 inches--a full year's worth.
One question that's lingered as long as the drought itself is just how much, if any, of the drought is due to human-caused global warming. New research has an answer: from 8 to 27 percent. It also has another important number: climate change has made the odds of severe droughts like this one twice as likely.
The sobering numbers come from researchers at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, NASA and University of Idaho who analyzed temperature, precipitation, wind speed and other data to tease out the role climate change has played in the drought in a new study published on Thursday in Geophysical Research Letters.
It's the latest in a string of studies that have examined this big question. The general consensus is that heat has played a role in exacerbating the drought and that at least some of that heat is part of the larger pattern of global warming. Last year was a punctuation mark with record-setting heat baking the Golden State to crispy golden brown.
The "ridiculously resilient ridge" — an atmospheric feature that's deflected storms every which way but over California since 2012 — also might have some climate change ties, though those are still somewhat murky. But the specific role climate change has played in the drought hasn't been truly teased out until this new study.
"This study is the first to parse out the relative contribution of anthropogenic warming versus natural climate variability," Park Williams, a tree ring researcher at Lamont, said. "From a method standpoint, it's a big advancement. It's the first time I know of that data has been parsed apart this way for any drought on the planet."
Williams led the latest round of research that uses temperature, precipitation, wind and other drought data to break the state up into grid of 23,955 boxes. The data paint the sharpest picture yet of a state in severe drought. Averaged across the state, the findings show that this hasn't been California's worst drought on record, but it is the worst drought on record in the places that matter the most to people.
Maps of June-August Palmer Drought Severity Index and ranking for 2014 and 2012–14. Rankings are based on all years between 1901 and 2014. (Williams, et al., 2015)
The epicenter of the drought is the Central Valley, the heart of California's $46.4 billion agricultural industry. The Sierra Nevada mountains, where most of the state's water comes from, and a large swath of the coast from San Diego to San Francisco, where more than half the state's population lives, have also experienced record-setting drought conditions since 2012.
The lack of rain is what obviously started the drought but heat has ensured its lasting impacts. By comparing different datasets and historical temperature trends, Williams and his colleagues were able to show that up to 27 percent of this drought can be ascribed to climate change-driven warming.
"We needed to answer this question. Just knowing how much climate change has affected this drought is really important as a tool to help Californians understand that while natural climate variability is still important, but over the long term, we already have a trend underway," Williams said.
That trend also means the odds of severe drought in California have doubled since the early 20th century.
Noah Diffenbaugh, a senior fellow at the Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford University, said the new analysis represented a "valuable step" in attribution work, a field of climate science that's developed in the past decade in an effort to understand the role of climate change in specific extreme events.
"They do a nice job showing that exceptionally warm temperatures from 2012-2014 amplified drought conditions for California," Nate Mantua, a climate scientist at the Southwest Fisheries Science Center who has previously written about temperature variations in the region, said.
However, Mantua was critical of the paper's attribution aspect. He said that while it's possible human-driven global warming could have played a role in the region, the study's modeling efforts didn't convincingly replicate certain patterns and that he felt more confident that natural circulation patterns played a more likely role in pushing temperatures up across the region since 1900.
Changing drought patterns across the U.S. at the start of each decade through 2095. (NASA)
Future projections paint a worrisome picture for California and the Southwest as a whole. Rising temperatures mean that California and other parts of the Southwest are basically guaranteed to deal with a serious drought lasting a decade and have an 80 percent chance of experiencing a drought that lasts multiple decades by 2100.
Williams likened the impacts of rising temperatures to a bully after your lunch money.
"If we think of precipitation as an income for California, natural variations — evaporation, human water use — are expenses. Then we can think of global warming as a bully that comes by every year and tells you to give him a certain amount of your money. And every year, the bully asks for more and more," he said.
Unfortunately, the bully isn't going away anytime soon since human emissions to date have locked in climate change-fueled warming for decades if not centuries to come. The new findings give California a lunch money calculator to understand how much water the state can expect to give up and adjust its habits accordingly. It can also allow cities, farmers and others to take advantage of the good years and save for a rainy (or not so rainy) day.
The burgeoning El Niño could bring rains, particularly to southern California, that could help the state in drier times, for example.
"This really starts a new conversation," Williams said. "It should allow us to plan for the future in a way that we weren't capable of doing before."
While the results are specific to California's current drought, Williams said they could replicated for any drought or any bully, anywhere.
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[SAN FRANCISCO] International Data Corporation forecast Wednesday that global smartphone sales would cool this year before heating up with help from new 5G networks and India's vibrant market.
"China remains the focal point for many given that it consumes roughly 30 percent of the world's smartphones," IDC Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Device Tacker programme vice-president Ryan Reith said in a release.
"But, plenty of pockets of growth can be found beyond China." A "catalyst to watch" will be arrival next year of smartphones tailored for ultra-fast 5G telecommunications networks, according to IDC.
While smartphone shipments will ebb this year, the average selling price will rise more than 10 per cent to US$345 and remain on an upward trend, said IDC research manager Anthony Scarsella.


GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) _ U.S. District Judge Dan M. Russell Jr., who played a critical role in legal fights of the Civil Rights era in Mississippi, has died. He was 98.
Russell died at his home on Saturday of natural causes, said Jason Green, a funeral director at the Riemann Family Funeral Homes and a friend of the judge.
Russell was appointed to the bench by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965 and served as the chief judge between 1971 and 1982 in the Southern District of Mississippi. He later served as a senior judge.
Russell was involved in school desegregation cases in Mississippi and cases involving Charles Evers, the Ku Klux Klan and the Rev. Charles J. Jessup, according to an obituary provided by Riemann and prepared by Russell.


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January 14, 2019 3:56 PM Donald Trump: Why president was RIGHT to downgrade EU
DONALD Trump downgraded the diplomatic status of the European Union in Washington - and Brexiteer MEP Daniel Hannan has explained why the President did exactly the right move. Conservative Party politician Mr Hannan has been widely outspoken of his views on Brexit and the European Union. He has spoken on his beliefs that that Britain's democracy is being 199
January 12, 2019 6:00 PM BRITs 2019 Nominations: Anne-Marie & Dua Lipa Lead The Pack – See The Full List
Anne-Marie and Dua Lipa lead the nominations for the BRIT Awards 2019 with four nods each! Anne-Marie rounds off an incredible 12 months with praise in the categories for British Female Solo Artist, British Album Of The Year, British Single and British Artist Video Of The Year, both for '2002'. Having won two BRITs last year, Dua picks up four nominations 178
January 10, 2019 11:13 PM Question Time: Fiona Bruce hosts her first programme
Fiona Bruce is hosting the first edition of Question Time to be broadcast since David Dimbleby's departure. "It's lovely to be here," she told the audience in Islington in North London as the show began. Dimbleby stepped down last month after 25 years fronting the political show. He received a standing ovation from the audience during his last episode 152
January 10, 2019 1:46 PM David Beckham pictured on the set of Peaky Blinders as season five filming starts
DAVID BECKHAM was pictured on the set of Peaky Blinders season five yesterday. Clearly a fan of the show, David has been sporting a flat cap and stylish clothing similar to those worn by the well-dressed gangsters. The fashion conscious star, who is a part owner of menswear brand Kent & Curwen, recently launched a collection in collaboration with the BBC show. Fans are left wondering 163
January 8, 2019 10:14 AM Brexit BOMBSHELL: David Davis reveals EU plan LAST minute renegotiation – 'testing mettle'
DAVID Davis has claimed that the EU will come back to the table to renegotiate the Brexit deal if the UK "holds fast" as the deadline for leaving approaches. He continued: "The simple truth is that they will hold fast to their line - this is the traditional approach of the European Commission, the European Union. "They will hold fast to their line to the last possible 127
January 8, 2019 1:16 AM Kegworth air disaster: 30th anniversary service to be held
A service to mark the 30th anniversary of the Kegworth air disaster, in which 47 people died, is to be held later. A Boeing 737, carrying 126 people, plummeted into the embankment of the M1 in Leicestershire, on 8 January 1989, during an emergency landing. Witnesses described the "absolute devastation" as the plane was engulfed with fire, "bounced" over the carriageway 167
January 5, 2019 11:55 AM Darius Perkins dead: Neighbours' Scott Robinson actor dies aged 54
DARIUS PERKINS, who was best known for playing Scott Robinson in Neighbours before Jason Donovan took over the role, has died at the age of 54. The Neighbours actor's former co-star David Clencie confirmed the news to the Herald Sun, saying: "I am so sad, really devastated to lose my mate. The Australian actor first appeared in the soap when it first 82
January 2, 2019 8:27 PM Bob Einstein dead: How did Curb Your Enthusiasm star die? What was the cause of death?
BOB EINSTEIN, who was widely known for starring as Marty Funkhouser in Curb Your Enthusiasm, has died aged 76, but what was his cause of death? Bob's cause of death is yet to be confirmed, however TMZ reported he died following a recent cancer diagnosis. Since the news of his death, many of his showbiz friends have fans flocked to Twitter to pay a tribute 81
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January 1, 2019 4:06 PM People who died in 2018: List of celebrities and famous people who died in 2018
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Do Prophets Still Exist Today?
According to Peter in Acts, the gift of prophecy is anything but gone. Clearly, since the time of Christ we have been living in "the last days" and this gift is fully in operation today.
It will always agree with scripture.
Where willful sin is present in the recipient's life, the sin will be dealt with before any promised blessings.
If it is about a future event, it will come true 100%.
It should be confirmed by God in what He is already doing or saying in the recipient's life (usually a prophetic word spoken into my life is something He's already been telling me or else something He begins to define from that moment, confirming at least two or three times).
It will be given in a spirit of humility.
It may or may not be a conscious effort by the messenger (often times the messenger doesn't even know they are giving a prophetic word).
It may be offensive to our flesh or comforting to our spirit, depending on where we are at with God in that moment.
People are used differently, so it should never be expected that any two people have the same kinds of gifts operated in the same manner. Consider King David. Acts 2:30 tells us that David was a prophet, yet in the Old Testament you don't see him telling individuals what is going to happen to them like say, Elijah or Isaiah. But throughout the Psalms, David prophesied about the future Messiah and His Kingdom. I am not sure that David even knew he was prophesying most of the time. So there are different kinds of prophets, and different kinds of messages.
In general, the gift of prophecy can work out in many different ways. A few examples might be in dreams, special insight either into the Bible or in life situations, direction for future events, declaration of sin, and even just "truth-telling."
And remember, prophecy can have many vessels, according to Acts 2. Men, women, children, and elderly folks—anyone can be one of God's vessels for prophetic work. We must keep our ears attuned to listen for prophetic words and signs, as well as be clean vessels if God might want to use us at times to be His messengers of a prophetic expression for others. But again, one must use extreme caution and "wait it out" to see whether the word is from God, lest we be tricked by a false gift or a false impression.
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'The Newsroom': Journalism, but better
In O'Pinions on June 26, 2012 at 6:05 pm
Ahh, inspiration…
It's been a good while now since I've posted anything about journalism or politics (or for that matter, anything besides flash fiction), but this afternoon I finally got around to watching the first episode of HBO's The Newsroom, and since I work in a newsroom myself (and since I still happen to believe journalism performs a crucial function in any true democracy), I couldn't help but be inspired.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with the show, it is the creation of Aaron Sorkin, who also created The West Wing, and follows the character of Will McAvoy, a network TV news anchor who finally gets fed up with his role in the deterioration of broadcast journalism – plying his viewers with platitudes and cheap jokes, while being ever-so-careful not to inject his own opinion or press too hard lest he cause offense or hurt his ratings.
We're all familiar with news personalities like McAvoy – and, of course, their opposites, commentators who are so partisan and inflammatory as to be useless as cultivators of any sort of serious public discourse – which is why it is so refreshing to finally see McAvoy (played quite convincingly by Jeff Daniels) take a stand in this show, and why we (the real viewers) keep hoping for his vision of a more responsible, informative Fourth Estate to succeed.
Idealism trumps realism
The Newsroom has more than just a little in common with The West Wing: It shows us life and professionals not as they are but as they could be. Where Josiah Bartlett, Sorkin's fictional president in The West Wing, could be criticized for being unrealistically moral, fair-minded and, well, good, he also isn't meant to represent reality – he represents what people hope for in a president: someone whose decisions are based on logic and integrity and whose aim is always the greater good, even if we don't always agree on the specifics. It made me, for one, believe that the presidency could really be like that.
In the same way, The Newsroom reminds us of what journalism once was and what it still can be. It gives us hope that a few people in the right position can just decide to do it the right way, and change the conversation in the country simply by taking their jobs more seriously. And even if real journalists don't step up to the plate (the culture in most newsrooms is, sadly, very deeply ingrained, the pressure from competition and management just too high) at least Sorkin is getting the conversation started. There is a very serious problem with the way news is delivered in this country and in others, to the detriment of the democratic process; The Newsroom tackles that problem head on and shows us it doesn't have to be that way.
The show makes working in a newsroom look a bit more exciting than it really is – and, admittedly, some of the personal dynamics and newsroom power struggles feel a bit overwrought – but I'm willing to forgive these flaws when I consider the message of the show overall. I think The Newsroom can be a great addition to the national conversation, and I really hope Sorkin (and McAvoy) can pull it off.
Have you seen the show? What did you think? I'm really interested to see how it's being received by people outside the journalism world.
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As the fifth anniversary of the September Eleventh tragedy quickly approaches, the question remains. Do you feel any more protected from terrorism, now that we are fighting wars on several fronts? Do you feel that we have justified our presence in Afghanistan and Iraq? Waging war to prevent terrorism is like putting out a fire with gasoline. After all war is terrorism with a larger budget. Saddam Hussein's trial plays on in the kangaroo court of our own construction, and Osama Bin Forgotten is still at large. This administration is searching for Osama Bin Forgotten, like O. J. Simpson is looking for the real killers. Meanwhile, the citizens of these Disunited Estates of ShameriKKKa are illegally wiretapped, and strip-searched while standing in line at security checkpoints in the airport. The greatest superpower to ever rule the planet is failing miserably, and it is beginning to become evident to everyone. What is that saying that they used during the Vietnam War about winning over the hearts and minds of the population? Insurgency and dissent in Iraq is at its highest point since the invasion.
War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing, except oil, money, and political gain. Arguably, the American government has been in a state of war with the Iraqi people since Desert Storm. For a seventeen-year-old Iraqi, life has been entirely comprised of war, bombing, and political unrest. If you add together the victims of the September Eleventh tragedy with the casualty counts of Iraq and Afghanistan, has there been enough killing for you? The world will never know how many innocent women and children have been murdered and deemed collateral damage in these wars. Meanwhile, our streets and homeless shelters fill with the wounded soldiers without limbs and hope for the future. Hey, buddy, can you spare some change? May I wash your windshield for a few cents?
The midterm elections, shortly after the anniversary of September Eleventh, should reflect how the population feels about our foreign policy. Is there an exit strategy being offered by any of the candidates, or will business continue as usual? It is pretty evident that there is no such plan on the table, and we will continue to send our boys and girls into the battlefields. There is discussion of placing more troops into the melee, which rings a familiar tune for those of us who understand Lyndon Johnson's position during Vietnam. There are some who argue that the war movement needs to advance into Iran, because they desire nuclear power and microwave ovens. Maybe they will use the weapons of mass destruction that the Martians impounded from Iraq against the western world, right? The Martians are holding onto these weapons until they can find a good buyer, after all. Meanwhile, oil prices have skyrocketed higher than most aircraft. Yet, no one has parked their SUV, or begun to carpool. Maybe people are afraid to step up and ask the difficult questions. Maybe the spindoctoring and propaganda has worked, or most likely, people are simply too ignorant or stubborn to care.
The American people fail to utilize privilege fully in service of conscience. Over two thirds of the human rights violations in the world today are a direct result of resource extraction. To put it bluntly, we are collectively killing the planet and ourselves because we are not doing enough for each other and the Goddess, our home, good old Mama Earth. We are not using our resources and our altruistic genes efficiently and intelligently. We have forgotten who we are, neglected to challenge the status quo, and creating our own permanent undoing. The time has come for new ideas, and new strategies. As a nation at the forefront of the technological revolution, it is supremely important that America lead by example. The American people need to remember that the consent of the governed involves making difficult choices and a great many sacrifices. It is time to declare peace, instead of war, with ourselves, with others, and with our home. Simply put, we need to protect the living, and honor the dead. Silence equals complicity.


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Matt Gordon & Leonard Podolak
Leonard Podolak has been touring full force for the last 15 years with the Juno/Grammy Award winning, The Duhks. He is a critically acclaimed 5-String Claw-hammer banjo player, and is known for putting together wonderful combinations of musicians, often creating a full, but new sound in what ever project he touches. Recently Leonard was invited to produce the latest CD for the PEI trio, Ten Strings and A Goat Skin. He is Thrilled to return to Summerfolk, after recent appearances with Dry Bones, and The Duhks.
Matt Gordon is an Old Time Appalachian Fiddler, Clogger, Hambone(ist), and Harmonica player. He toured in the 80s and 90s with the Fiddle Puppet Dancers, taking part in the London debut of Riverdance, and participating in festivals around North America and Europe.
Together, Matt and Leonard put on an exciting show of Traditional Appalachian Fiddle and Banjo Music. They also clog, and do Hambone. And They sing too. Sometimes a few at the same time.


The complete guide of the fall/winter 2011-2012 fashion trends!
Enjoy the best selections of the best collections of the season.
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HELP! Black screen after updating to latest miui.
Hey, can anyone give me a hand please? My phone's screen is completley black. It is working, it's ringing, but it's dead black. The fastboot logo also does not show up. What should I do? I tried to google it, but found nothing. Thanks for your help.
Looks like I'm screwed. I remember that I enabled USB debugging, but now, for some reason XiaomiTool can't access my phone (saying that I have to enable it) so I am unable to flash the device (( Any other tips?
For some reason I am unable to flash it with the file downloaded from the forum link you posted, Miflash says that could not find the flashing script. Would you mind sharing the image you flashed your device with? Thanks a lot for your time and help!
I did it! It's working! Thanks a lot guys!
pode me ajudar? Eu tenho o mesmo problema. Como você resolveu isso?
- Flash again to latest xiaomi.eu rom, it'll work fine!
Depois de passar uma rom por miflash, xiaomi.eu faz para qual programa?
fiz o primeiro passo e o telefone continua com a tela preta.
Will i lose all my info and files?
Clean install (Full Wipe) recommended if u come from Android 7 to 8.1 and yes u will loose your personal data.
how i can make sure it doesnt happen again?
what was the reason of the black screen? now that i flash again new version, it won't happen again in the future?
Only happens when we're on 7.1 to 8.1, it wont happen again.
I was just going to flash the newest version. I'm on 8.11.1, how can I update to 8.12.27 avoiding any problems? Can I get the black screen even if I make a clean install?
This version is the only one who supports Oreo rom's.
And after that u can install the new one, i recommend a clean install, and yes u can get black screen.
This worked. I was able to update from 11.1 to 12.27 with no black screen. Thank you.
So, it's impossible install MIUI 10 8.1 from MIUI 10 7.1 directly, although i have install TWRP 3.2.3., without black screen?
U need always the new Twrp, some ppl have blackscreens others nop.
Done!! I already install android 8.1 with MIUI 9.1.3. Thanks!


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No. 20 Spartans Stage Off Elimination Again with 18-3 Win versus Thomas More; Set to Play Widener
Case Western Reserve (33-11) 5 2 0 4 0 3 0 4 0 18 23 2
Thomas More (25-19) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 4 2
Noah Sherman continued a scorching week at the plate with four hits and four RBI. (photo by Mitch Casey)
2B: Andrew Frey; Andrew Gronski; Kerrigan Cain; Jordan Swisher; Noah Sherman; Aaron Cain
3B: none
HR: none
2B: Nick Connor
MARIETTA, Ohio – Sophomore first baseman Noah Sherman (Kensington, Md./Georgetown Preparatory) was 4-for-5 with four RBI, and the No. 20 nationally ranked Case Western Reserve University baseball team posted an 18-3 victory versus Thomas More College (Ky.) in the second straight elimination game for each squad at the 2014 NCAA Mideast Regional at Don Schaly Stadium.
The second-seeded Spartans (33-11) tie the school single-season record for wins (2011) and advance to play fourth-seeded Widener University (Pa.) this evening at 5:50 p.m. The winner of that game advances to the championship round against Salisbury University (Md.) tomorrow morning.
Thomas More, the seventh seed, ends its year at 25-19 with both of its losses at the Mideast Regional coming to CWRU. The two squads met late on Wednesday night with the Spartans claiming a 6-2 victory.
Sherman is now 10-for-17 (.588) for the tournament and 8-for-10 with six RBI over the last two games. Overall, seven posted multi-hit efforts as the Spartans racked up 23 as a team. Junior third baseman Andrew Gronski (Hilliard, Ohio/Hilliard Davidson) was 3-for-5 and tied Chad Mullins' CWRU single-season record of 83 hits (2011). The University Athletic Association Player of the Year also walked twice and scored three runs.
In his first career start, sophomore pitcher Lee Penzarella (Philadelphia, Pa./Friends Central) threw eight stellar innings with just two earned runs allowed on four hits. Penzarella (2-0), whose previous career high was 4 2/3 innings, needed just 99 pitches to navigate through eight frames.
The Spartans batted around in the top of the first and scored five runs on five hits. Sherman drove home a pair with a single down the left field line, while junior second baseman Kerrigan Cain (Hartville, Ohio/Archbishop Hoban) and freshman centerfielder Aaron Cain (Hartville, Ohio/Archbishop Hoban) each hit RBI doubles to right.
The lead was extended to 7-0 in the second when junior catcher Jordan Swisher (Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland) pulled a two-run double over the left fielder's head, plating Kerrigan Cain and Gronski. The Saints then got on the board with an unearned run in the bottom half as Nick Connor hit a two-out, RBI double to deep right.
After a scoreless third, CWRU blew the game open with four more runs on five hits in the fourth. Sherman highlighted the inning with a two-run double into the left field corner. The Spartans added three more tallies in the sixth and four in the eighth.
Aaron Cain finished 4-for-6 with four RBI.
Starter Logan Miller (7-4) lasted only 1 2/3 innings for Thomas More.
The winner of this evening's match-up between CWRU and Widener would have to defeat Salisbury twice tomorrow to win the regional and advance to the Division III World Series.


Throughout the study period patients did not experience low levels of testosterone; serum testosterone was maintained in a range >17–19 nmol/L over the 5 year treatment period. Normalising testosterone levels in obese hypogonadal men in this long-term study resulted in continuous and sustained decreases in waist circumference, body weight and BMI. Fasting blood glucose decreased over the first year and then remained steady. Total cholesterol, LDL, and triglycerides significantly decreased (p<0.0001 compared with baseline) following a similar pattern to fasting blood glucose. HDL cholesterol had a significant increase compared with baseline (p<0.0001).
Patients in the diabetic subgroup experienced similar reductions in anthropometric and cardiovascular parameters, however percent decrease in HbA1c was more pronounced in the diabetic subgroup than in the full study population, falling by a mean 2.01±0.07%. Blood pressure is a major risk factor for cardiovascular diseases; in this study both SBP and DBP decreased over the first two years of the study, before levelling off. Further decreases were seen in SBP after 4 years of treatment, falling to 139.04 mmHg.
One remarkable finding from this study is the continuous weight loss over the 5 year treatment period. Weight loss associated with pharmacological treatments usually reaches a plateau after 1–2 years of treatment, with a similar effect seen after bariatric surgery.6 However, in this study, treatment with TU was associated with a continuous and sustained decrease in weight over 5 years.
TU was found to be well tolerated; both haematocrit and haemoglobin increased but remained within normal ranges. Prostate volume increase slightly but prostate-specific antigen levels decreased and there was no indication for increased risk of prostate cancer in this population.
Despite the benefits shown, this study was associated with a number of limitations. As the study was performed in patients who sought treatment at an urologist's office for a number of urological conditions, the study was not designed to monitor the effect of normalising serum testosterone levels on weight loss, and therefore the population of men were different to those enrolled to weight loss trials.
The promising results from this study need to be confirmed in larger, controlled studies, and future studies should consider the inclusion of free living, physical activity and exercise which have been shown to have clinical benefit in improvements of glucose control and HbA1c.
1. Astrup A, Rossner S, Finer N, et al. Obesity in Europe - does anybody care? Expert opinion on pharmacotherapy 2013;14(8):971-973.
2. Mathus-Vliegen EM, Obesity Management Task Force of the European Association for the Study of O. Prevalence, pathophysiology, health consequences and treatment options of obesity in the elderly: a guideline. Obesity facts 2012;5(3):460-483.
3. Flegal KM, Kit BK, Orpana H, et al. Association of all-cause mortality with overweight and obesity using standard body mass index categories: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Jama 2013;309(1):71-82.
5. Saad F, Haider A, Doros G, et al. Long-term treatment of hypogonadal men with testosterone produces substantial and sustained weight loss. Obesity 2013;21(10):1975-1981.
6. Haider A, Saad F, Doros G, et al. Hypogonadal obese men with and without diabetes mellitus type 2 lose weight and show improvement in cardiovascular risk factors when treated with testosterone: an observational study. Obesity research & clinical practice 2014;8(4):e339-349.
7. Saad F. Androgen therapy in men with testosterone deficiency: can testosterone reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease? Diabetes/metabolism research and reviews 2012;28 Suppl 2:52-59.
8. Saad F, Aversa A, Isidori AM, et al. Testosterone as potential effective therapy in treatment of obesity in men with testosterone deficiency: a review. Current diabetes reviews 2012;8(2):131-143.
9. Morgentaler A. Testosterone and prostate cancer: what are the risks for middle-aged men? The Urologic clinics of North America 2011;38(2):119-124.
10. Heufelder AE, Saad F, Bunck MC, et al. Fifty-two-week treatment with diet and exercise plus transdermal testosterone reverses the metabolic syndrome and improves glycemic control in men with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes and subnormal plasma testosterone. Journal of andrology 2009;30(6):726-733.
11. Klein S, Allison DB, Heymsfield SB, et al. Waist circumference and cardiometabolic risk: a consensus statement from Shaping America's Health: Association for Weight Management and Obesity Prevention; NAASO, The Obesity Society; the American Society for Nutrition; and the American Diabetes Association. The American journal of clinical nutrition 2007;85(5):1197-1202.


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Guidelines for the Use of Social Science Research in Family Law
AFCC Task Force on the Guidelines for the Use of Social Science, and Misca, Gabriela ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5153-5513 (2019) Guidelines for the Use of Social Science Research in Family Law. Family Court Review, 57 (2). pp. 193-200. ISSN Print: 1531-2445 Online: 1744-1617
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In recent years, increasing attention has been given to social science research in family law (1) —
especially how it can inform professional practice and contribute to "best interest" decisions for
Social science research is defined here as knowledge claims or general assertions about children, parents, and families in their social context that are derived from data gathered using one or more of a wide range of scientific research methodologies. Recognized scientific research methodologies involve description of the population of study and systematic, transparent, and replicable methods for ethically collecting and analyzing data and reporting the results of studies.
Vigorous debates have occurred within publications, professional conferences, and individual cases about the extent to which social science research claims are more or less well substantiated by research data (versus being speculative, untested, or based upon erroneous assumptions).
Some debate is expected and useful for deepening our understanding of children and families; however, unresolved differences in the family law field can also magnify conflict and confusion. With more contentious issues, unresolved, inconsistent, and competing research claims and assertions may, in part, reflect misunderstanding and misuse of research data.
In 2016, then-AFCC President Marsha Kline Pruett appointed an international interdisciplinary task force to develop guidelines to promote critical thinking about effective, responsible, and ethical use of social science research in family law–related education, practices, programs, and policy making (2). The two-year process of task force meetings, drafting, and revision gave rise to these Guidelines for the Use of Social Science Research in Family Law.
1. These Guidelines refer to family law in the broadest sense and include the practice of law, all family law-related dispute resolution processes, education and training programs, and policy advocacy or initiatives.
2. AFCC President Marsha Kline Pruett, Ph.D., MSL, ABPP, convened the following people to serve with her on the task
force: Hon. William Fee, Chair; Stacey Platt, J.D., Reporter; Milfred "Bud" Dale, J.D., Ph.D.; Kristin Doeberl, J.D.; Amy Holtzworth-Munroe, Ph.D.; Janet Johnston, Ph.D.; Gabriela Misca, Ph.D.; Lorie Nachlis, J.D.; Sol Rappaport, Ph.D.; Michael Saini, Ph.D.; Liana Shelby, Psy. D.; Hon. R. James Williams; Theresa Williams, M.S.; Jeffrey Wittmann, Ph.D.; and Peter Salem, M.A., Executive Director of AFCC.
3. Family justice practitioners include all professionals and litigants, including self-represented litigants, who seek to present, use, and critique research claims.
The full-text of the "Guidelines for the Use of
Social Science Research in Family Law" can be accessed via the link below:-
https://www.afccnet.org/Portals/0/AFCC%20Guidelines%20for%20the%20Use%20of%20Social%20Science%20Research%20in%20Family%20Law.pdf
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A Bates Stamp is a piece of equipment that is used by courts and lawyers to stamp documents. We have adopted its use in our office for tagging papers and documents that are submitted - they assign a discreet or unique ID to each document.
Basically, a Bates stamp assigns a number (usually made up of 6 digits) to each document so you can use it to tag up to 999,999 documents or papers with unique identification numbers.
We've been using a Bates stamps for years, probably close to five years. When we first made the transition from analog into digital, we used it to identify documents that have already been scanned.
Normally, we get piles of paper in the accounting office, and what became clear at the beginning of our transition into digital was that identifying already scanned documents and those that have not yet been scanned was difficult and time-consuming. We usually had to consult the digital archive to verify if a piece of paper had already been scanned - or not. Already been scanned went to the file, not scanned went to the scanner basket.
But that ended (double checking documents in the archive) when we started using Bates Stamps since it allowed us to easily track scanned documents and look up the hard copies without hassle.
A few years earlier, I was at a courthouse getting a marriage certificate. When they created the marriage certificate, there were three duplicates of everything. The clerk stamped each piece of paper using a Bates stamp, then one copy went to us (the married couple), one went to the court, and one went God knows where.
In the process of creating those certificates, the court clerk stamped them with a Bates stamp designed to imprint a unique number on each one. Each time that a Bates stamp stamps a piece of paper, it increments the number by one. In other words, if the number is 110 and you stamp it, it goes to 111, if you stamp it again, it goes to 112.
A simple Bates stamp with six (6) numbers will give you the ability to stamp a unique ID to every piece of paper that comes into your office before or after it's been scanned. We stamp the paper as it's going into the scanner so that the identification number goes into the digital archive and on the face of the document. That way, we have the unique ID from the stamp on the digital and hard copies.
We then arrange the scanned papers chronologically in a box. If the ID of the first document in the box is 1, for example, then the last document in that box will be 500 assuming that box can hold 500 pieces of paper.
We don't use file folders; we just store all of our original documents in a banker's box because some of our clients want them. If clients don't want them, we throw the documents away or we keep them for six months and then throw them away.
But when clients want these documents, they get a box filled with paper where each document has a unique identification number from the Bates stamp. The number is both on paper and on the screen so if they browse the digital archive, locate a document, and wish to see the hard copy (physical copy) of that document, they can use the ID number created on the document by the Bates stamp to locate the physical copy in a box.
Why would I need hard copies when I can have digital copies?
There are many reasons you may need to see the hard copy of a document and the ID number from a Bates stamp makes the process easier and faster. For example, you could be doing an audit and find a document hasn't been clearly scanned, or a part of the document might have been folded during the scan, or only the front of a two sided document was scanned and some data is missing, or some pages were left out. In such cases, you may need to refer to the hard copies.
By assigning IDs to documents using Bates stamps, and then creating digital copies of those documents, you can easily find the document even when you don't create file folders, which is honestly the hope of the future.
The last thing I want to do is pay someone $800 - $1,000 a week, sitting in a chair, creating file labels, putting them on a folder, shoving them into a filing cabinet, and then sticking that piece of paper in that folder in the right place. That's just a waste of time and money when I can just stamp a piece of paper, scan it, put it into a digital archive, and assign some metadata to that document so I can do a search on the document later and actually physically see it.
When the document is being scanned, we can also do an OCR scan on it so that the details of that document has an optical character recognition layer. That way, we can search on the OCR layer as well.
So, there's no reason you can't avoid file folders and filing cabinets in the 21st Century when we can store documents digitally and search for a random string or a random set of words that you want to find within a digital store.
The Bates stamp allows us to tie what's been put into the digital archive to the physical paper and a box that paper is stored inside. We also use it to identify what paper in the office has already been scanned into the digital archive to avoid scanning things twice or spending time checking to make sure a document has been scanned.
That's essentially how we use the Bates stamp. It has been a huge help to us and it virtually eliminated our need for filing. We don't file anymore.
Instead, we simply get a document, Bates-stamp it right as it's going into the scanner. Once it goes into the scanner, it then gets uploaded into whatever software we're using. We use the F3 software from Full Force Financial. It is designed for production accountants in film, television, and commercial production. It is a very similar, if not the same, as the process that we have used in film production in my career for over 30 years.


The inaugural London 10 mile around Richmond Park was hot, hilly and TOUGH! But that was mainly through my own lack of preparation rather than the race itself. I spent the previous week on holiday, camping on the south coast. It was a fantastic break, but I drank a lot of gin, ate fish and chips, ice-cream, sat around a lot, got sunburnt and generally neglected any appropriate race prep! Even down to not having my usual race breakfast, and forgetting the gels I'd carefully packed in my bag, as well as my Spibelt so I had to carry my phone in my hand the whole way round.
Still, our journey to the start went smoothly and despite a few hiccups (long queues for the toilets, a 15 minute delay to start the race) we were soon over the line and heading off around the beautiful park in the sunshine.
The first mile was pretty much straight uphill which was rather a rude awakening for my legs, but the crowd support was great, and I loved the 'squirrel high-fives' to spur the runners on.
With the race starting at 10:30am (11am by the time we got going), it was pretty warm and sticky and my legs felt very sluggish, so I distracted myself with admiring the scenery and spotting deer. By Mile 4 I was struggling quite a lot but fortunately there were plenty of water stations (2.5, 4.5, 6.5 and 8 miles) to keep hydrated, and I started taking two cups at each one – one to drink, and one to pour over my legs and shoulders to keep cool!
James and I started together and he stuck with me for the first hour which was just before Mile 5, but I could tell he was itching to pick up the pace so I told him he could push on. Unfortunately the halfway point photographer cropped up just after he headed off, so we didn't get any pics together but in our separate photos we both look pretty happy!
On the second half of the course I opted to run/walk, mainly walking up the hills of which there were a few! One of my favourite sections was the 'Big Hill' at just after 6 miles where signs directed us to 'Look Up' only to see tree surgeons hanging by ropes overhead and cheering everyone on as they puffed and panted to the top of the climb. It made me smile and was definitely something I've not come across in an event before!
Fortunately the last half a mile was downhill to the finish line – the same section which we had run up at the beginning – which was very welcome! Large parts of the course were pretty quiet in terms of support, Richmond Park is big, and unless spectators wanted a long walk, most congregated near the start/finish in the Event Village which did make for a fantastic atmosphere as you approached the finishing archway. With our names on our race bibs the announcer shouted my name as I crossed the line, which was a nice touch, although if I'm honest I was so exhausted it was all I could do not to just lie down on the grass right there!
Fortunately the event village was stocked with plenty of food and drink stalls (including churros, Prosecco and Pimms), and after a lot of water and a burger, I was feeling much more human and able to appreciate the fantastic medal and awesome entertainment. We sat on hay bales and listened to a great band playing country-style covers of popular songs, which had attracted quite a crowd of youngsters who were dancing in front of them, and clapped the last runner over the line.
Have you run a 10mile race before?
NB: I was given a complimentary entry to the London 10 mile but as always all opinions (and achey legs) are my own.
Great recap Beki. I'd have liked to have done this. It was so hot at the weekend, running a race sunburned is always painful. Love the tree surgeons and your race photos are great.
Well done! I never know how to pace 10 milers so haven't really done a good one yet where I paced it properly. Sounds like a tough one with the hills but interesting nonetheless.
Well done- it was tough with all those hills. I really enjoyed it too! I loved all the quirky signs and of course spotting the deer.
I really like the 10 mile distance- I've done the GSR (which I didn't like), I have done the Brighton Bright10 for a few years in a row, and there's a local 10 mile (Ware 10's- they now have a 10k too)- I think I have run it 3 or 4 times, so I think it was my second slowest 10 mile time, but I wasn't aiming for a pb!


Jurgen Klopp is up there with the best in the business when it comes to knowing how to deal with upcoming stars.
His management of the media hype surrounding Ben Woodburn has been perfect since the 17-year-old broke Michael Owen's record to become Liverpool's youngest ever goal-scorer.
He has restored calm following the teenager's rise to fame- something the player himself has appreciated and respected.
As much as Klopp is keen to ease his young stars into first team football, he is by no means scared of giving them such an opportunity and is the ideal manager for prospects like Woodburn to develop under.
He has expressed his faith in the club's teenagers and his protection of them alone demonstrates how valuable he sees them.
There is a lot of optimism surrounding the young talent Klopp has at his disposal and the potential they have under the German.
We sense fans will be treated to another chance to see Woodburn get some first team action when Liverpool host Plymouth in Sunday's FA Cup third round tie.


Jaden Smith continues to deliver new music with his latest track "Jetskis"
This young artist has decided to creep into the music scene by the constant release of new music from him. This time he goes with a much slower flow, but hit some deep metaphorical lines that was very surprising from this young cat. Check it out below.


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What is the hardest metal known to man
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Alloy 1090, a type of carbon steel.
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"The hardest known metal alloy, and the hardest known metal in general, is a type of carbon steel, Alloy 1090. With a tensile strength of .84 GPa (122,000 psi) and a yield strength of .64 GPa (67,000 psi), carbon steel is surpassed in hardness only by very hard nonmetals, such as ruby, diamond, or aggregated diamond nanorods. The best high-carbon steels rate an 8 on the Mohs scale of hardness, relative to ruby at 9 and diamond at 10. The hardest metals are still somewhat soft in comparison to the strongest nonmetals, based on the strongest bonds in chemistry, the sp2 bond between carbon atoms. High-strength carbon steel goes through a process of tempering and annealing to make it harder. After this process is complete such steel is called strengthened steel, the hardest metal available. Carbon contents as great as 2% may be present in the hardest metal. Another one of the hardest metals is tungsten carbide, used in both the military and for top-shelf sports equipment. Depleted uranium, the metal of choice for tank shells, is not harder than tungsten carbide or carbon steel but it is more dense, which is preferable for projectiles. The strongest single element is osmium, used for high-grade pencils because it can withstand the force of writing, even with a tiny tip. Osmium is $400 per troy ounce, much more expensive than the alloy-based metals. Most carbon steels melt at 2800 °F (1537 °C), and osmium at 5491 °F (3033 °C). Iridium and titanium are also sometimes incorrectly called the hardest metals. Titanium has been used to build the world's deepest-diving submarines, however. Sometimes very hard metals, like carbon steel, are undesirable because of their other properties. Carbon steel, for instance, is notoriously corrosive. Just because it is the hardest metal does not necessarily mean that it is the most useful for every job. " Source and further information: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-hardest-metal.htm
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The Strongest Natural (Non-Alloy) Metals: Tungsten, Titanium, and Chromium Tungsten has the highest tensile strength of any natural metal, but it's brittle and tends to shatter on impact. Titanium has a tensile strength of 63,000 psi. ... Chromium, on the Mohs scale for hardness, is the hardest metal around.
What is the strongest metal on earth?
What is the hardest and most indestructible object on Earth?
Which was the first metal known to man?
What is Metal Detoxification?
When 72g of a metal at 97 degrees C is added to 100g of water at 25 degrees C then final temp is found to be 29.1 degrees C what is the heat capacity of the metal in J/g C The heat capacity of water is 4.184j/g c
Which is the most poisonous known substance?
What is the hardest part about becoming a vegan?
What is the biggest lie known to man?
Is there a theoretical limit to energy? Would this be the sum total of the known universe?
Assume God exists. What do you think He is made of? Would those substances exist on our currently known periodic table? Do you think the rules of physics, biology, and medicine apply to Him? (Try not to start fighting!)


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