5 NBA Stars Transitioning to Superstardom?
I don't use the word superstardom too loosely. In today's NBA, the relevant superstars are: LeBron James, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant. There's a plethora of great basketball players, a ton of stars, All-Stars, Olympians, and rising stars. Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett had successful runs, and Wade is still hanging by a moment. Kobe Bryant just retired. Derrick Rose aims to bounce back in a big way. Russell Westbrook is phenomenal and he's ever so close, hell, even if you disagree I believe him to be a superstar too. Russ was up there in MVP voting when Kevin Durant was injured, he's arguably the biggest threat to a triple-double, he's been to The Finals, and is All-NBA and All-Defense.
There's some pretty close calls on this 5-man list of impact players with room to grow. Remember, we're talking about making the jump to a superstar level. In no way is this criticism to these star players, but it is shedding transparency on both their talents and the potential that is still untapped. For the record, I need to see more out of Kyrie Irving, more stats, consistent health, but I absolutely appreciate his 2016 Finals performance. That was superstar-like. Alright, let's get to it die-hard fans.
Houston's star shooting guard handles the ball pretty much on every possession. He does put up a lot of shots, some considered ill-advised, and his defense gets criticized. What I do want to talk about is how durable Harden has been, never really misses any games, takes good care of his body in that regard, and is always near the top in minutes played. Not only has he been an All-Star and an All-NBA Team caliber player, he's also finished in the top-3 for MVP voting a couple of times. This season he finished 2nd. Clearly, we're talking about one of the best scorers in the league that gets to the free throw line more than anybody else has since he was traded to the Rockets.
Harden evolved from OKC's 6th Man of the Year to nearly playing 40 minutes per night in command of his own team. He's the bearded face of the Rockets, surrounded by a bunch of tweener-position players that can contribute on both ends of the floor. Harden might not be the lock-down defender that All-Defensive Team players are voted for, but neither is Steph Curry nor Ricky Rubio and all three of these guys have ranked in the top 5 in steals at some point. Why did it take so long for people to call out Curry's defense? That's simple, because he was winning and those good times cover up the flaws. We're a year removed from Harden leading the Rockets to the Western Conference Finals, and that came after a comeback effort against the Clippers when they were down 3-1.
Can you name one knock-down shooter that Harden can drive and kick it out to? His teammates are all defense-oriented, lengthy guys that contribute on the glass and run the floor to finish on the break. I get that they can each hit an occasional tray, there's just no perimeter threat and defenses have been able to collapse in the paint. Yet, Harden still puts up the points to get into the postseason, and he still finds his way into the lane for a bucket or some free throws. This is another example of a great scorer with flaws, but also without a lot of help. The next step in his process is leadership, taking stretches in the game to mix up where he gets the ball, not only to score but to make it a point to find the open teammate. He is capable of posting up and kicking it out, every play doesn't have to make him work so hard or be a struggle going 1 on 5 from the top of the key. At some point, to avoid being in that Carmelo Anthony category, Harden is going to have to win playoff games.
This is a former Finals MVP and reigning Defensive Player of the Year that has emerged in a great situation for a class franchise. Leonard has continued to develop and his expand his offense since coming into the league, to the point of leading the Spurs in scoring. The defense and his ability to do a little bit of everything as a point-forward makes him one of the most valuable players in basketball. I think that we're going to see him develop as a leader, being more vocal, and more of a go-to guy as well. He's a smart player in an equal opportunity offense, so you have to love how he plays within the flow of running plays and all that. To be honest, I really did expect more out of him in the postseason that was ended by the Thunder, but I do realize that to be another lesson for him to learn so that he can elevate his game to an even higher level in the future.
This is an all-around talent that can and will do everything on the court. What remains to be seen is whether he is a great player on a competitive team, or if he can keep making his way higher and higher as a face of the Spurs and the NBA. The way I look at it, LaMarcus Aldridge is the man you want to stop to beat the Spurs in a playoff series. Talk about all the tools, though, he has the makings and the projection of an all-time great. This is a silent assassin and he's already an elite player.
PG13 came back strong after the gruesome injury in the Olympics and I'm glad all is well with him. Before the injury I thought he was a top 15-20 player, which was debatable at the time, but now I don't see how he's not in the top-10. A great two-way All-Star player, the face of the Pacers, an alpha dog. That is something that he has in common with Harden, and what I believe Leonard to be currently lacking and that's OK since he has gradually grabbed the torch and will build upon his career-best season. Back to George here, Indiana made the smart play to not trade him and to retool around him instead. A few years ago when the Pacers were contenders in the Eastern Conference, George was the young and rising star on a veteran team. Now, he's the star veteran surrounded by a better back court to help handle the ball and put the ball in the basket, in Jeff Teague and Monta Ellis.
George was clearly the best player in that Toronto series, where he cam up short at the hands of a better all-around team at the time. Since his return, I've seen George take more of an alpha dog approach in terms of leadership and being the playmaker. This might be a little bit eye-opening to some of you, but I'm that one guy that would take PG13 over Kevin Durant. I wasn't born yesterday, KD did win an MVP and several scoring titles, he's a fantastic player with his own set of strengths. KD is another All-Star, Olympian like George, you all know his story. Aside from one game in the OKC series against the Warriors, I'm now accustomed to expecting Durant to struggle or fade away from the 4th quarter moment, as great as he is. George is the guy that takes ownership while Durant not only deferred to Russell Westbrook, but gets outplayed by him consistently and in most 4th quarters. George posted averages of 23 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists. Durant posted better stats with 28-8-5, but George isn't far off and his maturation process is slightly ahead of Harden, Leonard, and Butler. I think he's closer than anyone on this list as far as transitioning from star to superstar next season.
Started from the bottom now he's here. Butler is a player that I watched as a die-hard Bulls fan, and that I predicted to be a future star when he was only getting 6 whatever minutes per game as a rookie. His hustle was just evident to me, as a fan that watches nearly every Bulls game year in and year out. In his extremely limited minutes, when he hadn't yet earned these major minutes, a raw Butler was a half-step too late defending explosive wings like George, Carmelo Anthony, and LeBron James. He showcased some great promised within the offense with the moves that you see him doing now as an All-Star and Olympian. Butler would set off-ball screens, cut backdoor, and make some smooth offensive moves at a time when his shooting wasn't up to par. The signs were there for those that were watching closely. For those that were invested in the Bulls and their rookie, and not only glued to stars Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah.
Butler hit the weight room hard, put up shots in the offseason, and improved his 1 on 1 skills. He watched the game film, paid attention to some minor tweaks that he could do, and that made a huge difference with his defense. Instead of being close enough to contest shots earlier in his career, now he beats the offensive player to the stop and goes for the ball. Even when a good player scores a basket on him, maybe they have a step on him or whatever, Butler is usually recovering to the point of getting a hand up in his face. I spoke less on Kawhi's defense because it's a well-known strength with him winning the award as an active defender inside and out. I just wanted to point out the leaps that Butler has made and actually outline the steps. I would take Buter's offensive skill set and alpha-like, takeover capability over Leonard's. Both are great two-way players and what's scary is that there is room for more growth, and here's how their numbers compare: Butler averaged 21-5-5, 1.6 steals, and 0.6 blocks. Leonard averaged 21-7-2, 1.8 steals and 1 block. I think these are a shade behind KD and PG13. Butler wants his own team and now has it after the Derrick Rose trade. Chicago is all his now but now its on the star if they miss the postseason. Harden, George, and Damian Lillard found a way in.
The man lost his other 4 starters, was an All-Star snub, and guided Portland into the postseason, and then won a series. Lillard was on a mission, he believes in his game even if the public doesn't, and they played the Warriors tough in the postseason. This dude dropped 25-7-4 this season and he's developed into a crunch time finisher. Dame shot 38% from downtown and 89% from the stripe. He's drilled game-winners, carried the team in 4th quarters, this is a classic example of an overlooked player with a chip on his shoulder and I like that about him. He might still be raw in some areas, but man, this is a very fundamental player that is as smooth as a guard can come. To compare another smooth ball-handler, Kyrie Irving put up 19-5-3, similar from the line, but shot worse from deep at 32%. Irving never led the Cavaliers into the postseason, and Lillard just took his team there after the rest of his starters were no longer around.
This guy should be on your radar to watch as he develops into a leader, the face of a franchise, and he's one of the most exciting players in the league already. People always talk about having that killer mentality like Kobe Bryant had, wanting to take that big shot, and to a lesser degree, this is one of those players with that DNA. He's got a better perimeter shot than just about every point guard out there, with the exception of the reigning MVP. Check out the stats, watch some highlights, Lillard is a top-5 point guard.
Never had LeBron's stats but ready when it's combat.
I'm like, "TMZ, wanna follow me?" Cause I never wear a mask, I don't celebrate Halloween. Rarely on the scene, but I'm heavily on your screen. That's the baby droppin' dimes or commercials for Lillard threes.
My story, they can't relate. The furthest away from fake. It was written long ago. I ain't makin' it by mistake.
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Tennessee guard no. 5 Kaiya Wynn at the Lady Vols basketball game vs. ETSU on Monday, Dec. 20, 2021.
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Women's Basketball Grades: Stanford, ETSU
Riley Thomas, Staff Writer
Riley Thomas
The Lady Vols wrapped up pre-Christmas play versus Stanford on Saturday and ETSU on Monday.
In the top-10 matchup on Saturday, the Lady Vols lost their first game of the season to the Cardinal, 74-63, but regrouped to demolish ETSU 112-58.
Here are the grades from the two games for the Lady Vols.
Backcourt
Only one player performed at a high level for the Lady Vols against Stanford and that was Jordan Horston.
Horston led the team in scoring and rebounding on Saturday. She tallied her fifth double-double of the season dropping 19 points and grabbing 12 boards. Horston also dished out 5 assists, tallied 4 steals and a block.
Other than Horston, the backcourt underperformed against Stanford.
Jordan Walker and Tess Darby combined to shoot 3-for-12 from the floor and 2-for-6 from three. Walker scored 8 points and Darby was unable to make a bucket.
Off the bench Brooklyn Miles played 18 minutes but only scored 5 points and had 3 rebounds and 2 assists.
Stanford's backcourt outperformed UT's, as they had three guards in double figures and accounted for about 75% of Stanford's points in assists and scoring.
In the ETSU game, the starters had decent performances, but the spotlight was stolen by the bench.
The starting backcourt of Horston, Walker and Darby combined to score only 11 points on 5-of-21 shooting from the floor and 0-for-6 from downtown.
Off the bench, Kaiya Wynn turned in her first double-double in the orange and white, posting 12 points and 10 boards.
Jessie Rennie played a career-high 23 minutes and tallied 5 points.
Grade: C+
Frontcourt
The anchor in the middle for the Lady Vols - Tamari Key - had a tough outing against Stanford.
Key was in foul trouble and only played four minutes in the first half and finished the game only seeing 16 minutes of court action.
She turned in a season low in points and rebounds - scoring a point and snagging 5 boards.
Alexus Dye had a solid showing against the Cardinal. She finished the game with 14 points and 8 boards.
The biggest storyline coming into the game is the matchup versus Stanford's leading scorer Cameron Brink. Brink averaged 15.3 points per game heading into the matchup, but the Lady Vols held her in check.
She finished with a season-low in points with 4 and fouled out for the first time all season.
Against ETSU, Key played like her normal self. She scored 16 points in only 17 minutes of action. Key also racked up 7 rebounds, 3 blocks and a steal.
Dye notched her second double-double of the season, finishing the game with 11 points and 11 rebounds. She also had 2 assists and 2 steals.
Puckett continued to get buckets against the Buccaneers. She scored double-digits for the fourth time in the last five games, scoring a career-high 19 points.
Keyen Green turned in 13 points, Emily Saunders had 8 points and Karoline Striplin tallied her career-high in points with 10.
Frontcourt: B
It was a tale of two games for the offense.
Against the Cardinal, the Lady Vols shot 20-of-66, 30.3% and 7-of-16 from three.
The Lady Vols only mustered 26 first half points compared to 43 for Stanford, but they came out firing in the second half.
The Big Orange started the second half on a 17-0 run, which jump started their comeback.
One of the biggest issues for the offense in this game was the free throw shooting. Tennessee finished the game 16-of-29 from the charity strike, 55.2%. On the other side, Stanford shot 21-for-24.
The offense woke up in a monstrous way in the ETSU game.
The Lady Vols dropped 112 points - the highest total since 2017 and the highest total in the Kellie Harper era - on 44-for-83 shooting, 53%, and 6-of-20 from three.
Six players finished the game in double-figures and every player that saw time on the court scored at least two points.
The Lady Vols dominated the paint, scoring a season-high 70 points.
Grade: B-
The defense had stellar performances in both contests.
Versus the Cardinal, the Lady Vols held Stanford to its lowest shooting percentage all season at 34.9%
Star forward Cameron Brink was held at bay only scoring 4 points before fouling out for the first time all season.
The Cardinal, however, had plenty of players to pick up the slack left by Brink, as they had five players finish in double-figures.
The defense buckled down in the second half, after allowing 46 first half points, Stanford only scored 31 more, including 9 in the third quarter.
The biggest takeaway from this game though was the Lady Vols getting outrebounded for the first time all season. Stanford outrebounded Tennessee 52-43.
ETSU had its troubles having any success versus this stifling Lady Vols defense.
The Bucs finished the game with 58 points, on 19-of-62 shooting from the floor, 30.6% and 7-for-31 from three.
The Lady Vols recovered from loss on the rebound battle against Stanford, to dominate ETSU on the glass. UT outrebounded the Bucs 61-27.
This is the 10 time out of 11 games this season that Tennessee has outrebounded its opponent and the sixth game in which the Lady Vols have grabbed 50+ boards.
The Bucs only had one player in double figures and finished the game with 17 turnovers.
Grade: B+
Overall and Coaching
The Stanford game was an excellent early season contest to see how the Lady Vols stack up one of the nation's top teams.
Although Coach Harper and her team did not pick up the win, there is plenty to be happy with but also need for improvement.
It looked like early that this Stanford team would run away with it but give credit to the Lady Vols for not giving in and storming back to make it a competitive game. The final score does not indicate how close the game actually was.
The free throw shooting has got to get better. UT missing 13 free ones in not going to cut it come SEC play and tournament play.
Tamari Key needs to stay out of foul trouble at all costs. Tennessee is a different team without her out there and teams can take advantage of that with ease. If Key is out on the floor, this defense can continue to play at that high level they've played at all season.
Key's presence in the second half was a huge factor in the 17-0 run, and the overall defense prowess from Lady Vols.
The ETSU game was never going to be in doubt. The Bucs were the far inferior opponent and it showed on Monday.
Coach Harper was able to give players much needed minutes who have not seen that much time, and also gave her starters rest heading into the holiday.
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[split] Are there trees in the VMS?
Koen G > 05-04-2017, 07:31 PM
Edit KG: this thread is split from another one where Marco stated that the VM does not contain any trees. I thought this question worth its own thread.
Thanks, Marco. You touch upon an interesting question which I've meant to bring up before: are there trees in the VM? I agree that at first sight the plants look mostly like herbs, though this is hard to tell for sure since we have no indication of scale. Isn't it thought, for example, that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. might be a tree? This is something that really needs its own thread, though at the moment I don't have time to give it the attention it deserves.
RE: The Wonders of Creation BSB Cod.arab. 464
-JKP- > 05-04-2017, 08:44 PM
(05-04-2017, 07:31 PM)Koen Gh. Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. Thanks, Marco. You touch upon an interesting question which I've meant to bring up before: are there trees in the VM? I agree that at first sight the plants look mostly like herbs, though this is hard to tell for sure since we have no indication of scale. Isn't it thought, for example, that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. might be a tree? This is something that really needs its own thread, though at the moment I don't have time to give it the attention it deserves.
I've looked extensively to see if there are trees, as trees were included in many manuscripts, but it doesn't seem that way except for the one that might be Prunus from the plum/cherry family You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., with what I think are nectar glands (I've never seen anyone else suggest that, but it's an anatomical adaptation to steer bugs away from the fruit that might be represented this way in a drawing). But there also exists an You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. flower with glands (I think they may be air roots rather than nectar glands but when they first come out, they look like nectar glands because they are red and partway up the stem), so even 25r might not be a tree.
I suspect the only reason there's a tree in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is to show the twining habit of the vine (which is probably the main subject and is likely Hedera nigra, now called Hedera helix). So the tree is a prop rather than the focus of the page, just as in the image that I think is You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (dodder). The tree is only there to show the parasitic habit of the dodder.
It is traditional for medieval herbals to include the tree and the host plant as props, so the illustrator probably saw some of those manuscripts and adopted the idea.
bi3mw > 06-04-2017, 12:41 AM
(05-04-2017, 07:31 PM)Koen Gh. Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I agree that at first sight the plants look mostly like herbs, though this is hard to tell for sure since we have no indication of scale.
The layout of the text might show a hint of the plants' size too. For example, it would have been no problem to reduce the size of the plant on folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. until the layout looks like on folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. . So it seems important that the plant on f30r is extended to full height ( or not on f31v ).
(06-04-2017, 12:41 AM)bi3mw Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
It might, but... viola is a pretty small plant and it takes up a big chunk of the page, so there's not much additional room to use the space on the page to draw a tree to scale compared to the other drawings. And trees aren't just bigger, they are proportioned differently (and they branch in ways that many small plants do not) and there's not much evidence of those traits in most of the VMS plants.
If there is attention to scale (I think there is, to some extent), it appears to go from medium-small to small, not from small to really large, as in a tree, with the exception of the two that more obviously appear to be trees (the host trees for ivy and dodder).
RE: [split] Are there trees in the VMS?
Thread split.
What I meant to bring up was the following. I think that there may be more trees and shrubs in the manuscript than one would think at first sight. The problem is that trees are drawn like one would draw a herb, with the leaves emerging straight from the main stem or a central point rather than on branches.
As a starting point, let's have a look at the supposed oak tree. There seems to be at least some consensus that this is a tree. JKP noted that it might be more of a prop, to indicate that the vine grows on this type of tree - while the vine is the focus of the image. I agree that this is likely the case on f35v.
But if this is likely a tree, it wil also give us valuable information: how does the VM draw trees?
Comparing the VM oak to a real one makes it clear that there are large differences. Oaks branch out starting pretty low on a relatively thick stem. The branches split into smaller branches and eventually into twigs, on which the leaves grow.
In the VM, two leaves grow straight on the stem and a number more are bunched up on top. The stem is long, straight and does not branch.
So what's going on? I think the answer is simple: the VM does not draw trees, but rather twigs (possibly in order to be able to show the leaves well). An oak twig has "alternate leaf arrangement, clustered terminal buds". Seems pretty close.
Now if the VM does indeed draw twigs and adds roots to them, which appears to have been the case in the oak, then there are suddenly a whole lot of potential twigs.
Just flicking on through the images I see f25r f42r f45v f52v ... Examples like You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. might actually show blossoms or some kind of other stuff that grows on trees.
If it's not something small like Impatiens, the one that might be Prunus (plum/cherry family), might well be a small branch of a tree.
For the host plant for the leafless vine that I think is dodder, it's completely logical that there are "snakes" running through the roots. This is how dodder grows. A twig falls off somewhere and it literally grows into something that looks like a green snake and snakes along the ground until it finds a host plant. Then it twines up the plant, inserts its stickers in the roots and into the stem. So even though snakes with eyes might not seem naturalistic, if you've seen dodder shoots, it makes total sense to draw them that way.
MarcoP > 08-04-2017, 08:06 AM
I apologize for the oversight.
Koen G > 08-04-2017, 09:33 AM
The point I'm trying to make is not that there may be one or two trees.
The point is that if the VM represents trees like one of their twigs, there may be dozens of trees in the manuscript. If this is the case, it should have a profound impact on our ability to understand the VM plants, since we know that some of them may be little branches or twigs rather than herbs.
This is not just baseless speculation. My first impulse was to see the "oak" in the manuscript as a very badly drawn tree. But when I researched how oak leaves are arranged on the twigs, I noticed that the VM shows his pattern well: alternate leaf arrangement and clustered terminal buds.
As discussed by Rene Zandbergen, Ellie Velinska, Alain Touwaide and several others, the illustration in Voynich You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is similar to the illustration of Black Ivy (Edera Nigra) in Manfredus de Monte Imperiali, Liber de herbis et plantis BNF Latin 6823 f60r. It's interesting that the same manuscript contains another illustration, in which the fruits of the oak tree are discussed ("galla" i.e. acorn, f74r).
Here I have attached the "galla" illustration to the "edera" parallel from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. Manuscripts in the Tractatus de Herbis tradition typically represent a few trees, so it's possible to compare similarities and differences with illustrations of smaller plants. For instance, in this same ms, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. represents the fig tree "ficus".
Indeed, the oak twigs in both manuscripts are fascinatingly similar. It's hard to imagine that there isn't any relation between these two illustrations, however distant or close. The point remains that both are twigs. The VM even reinforces this by having two slightly alternated leaves on the twig itself, instead of only the grouped terminal buds.
This is not something I've looked into before, but it seems like representing trees in herbal manuscripts was difficult because usually they'd want to draw the leaves in a recognizable way, but trees are too large to do that. I think the Manfredus herbal shows two different strategies to cope with this. The Ivy example just uses a twig. On the other hand, the acorn and ficus example use a strategy I've noticed before in a similar depiction of an almond tree. The tree is drawn in its basic shape with branches and all, but the leaves and fruits are enlarged.
The Manfredus herbal doesn't draw roots, as we can expect because twigs don't have roots and on full oak trees the roots are not important. But the VM stubbornly adds roots to everything, even an oak twig. This is why I'd consider the possibility that many more of the supposed herbs are actually tree twigs with added roots.


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Work commenced immediately to submit plans for approval of the extension that was provided in late 2015. $40,000 of support for the project was provided by the NSW State Government under a Building Community Partnership Grant, donations from local business, members, fund raising activities and donations from the public.
In December 2015 a contractor drove the piles to provide the base for the extension. Timber for the deck was delivered just prior to Anzac Day 2016. Members laid the deck within 3 weeks. Construction of the building itself was completed in June/July 2016.
The project was managed by Bryce Ellis and Reg Wilkens, life members of CRSC. All work was completed by volunteer labour from club members.


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Yunnan- Kaw Lah (Burma)… (1128 B.C-1040 A.D)
The First Influx into "Kaw Lah"
"Not to know is bad, not to wish to know is worse." Nigerian Proverbs...
"The travels, travails and the trials of our ancestors made our generation dared, discerned and distinct in facing all the facts of life. With this priceless legacy in our possession we shall prevail." Saw Loh Doh
The first wave of Karens which comprised of 99 families left Yunnan in 1128 B.C. There was no record of how big the size of each family. They forked to follow three routes and after three adventurous years probably in 1125 B.C, the Karen were scattered through out the new land which they named it Kaw Lah, and are now realized as Burma/Myanmar. The first group followed the course of Mekong River and moved south to stay temporarily at Tongkhai and its vicinities. After that, they crossed many lands to find safe haven for their posterity. The same thing happened to other races. They all seek migration for their survival. The lands the Karen had covered at that time became the nations, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Tailand. After a few years, some of Tai races who moved down the same route clashed with the Karen many times. To avoid conflict the Karen moved further until they reached the south China Sea Coast. Tai races also followed the same course and pushed the Karen further.
When the Karen were faced with the open sea, they stopped and turned back to follow the course of another river, Mae Nam. Up stream at a certain point they found out that many Tai races from China continued their influx into the land. The Karen changed direction and followed the course of another river, Ping, and built a city-state, to defend themselves. The Karen named their city Kee Mai which is now widely known as Chiang Mai, the northern capital of Thailand. The city had been a refuge for many wandering Karen tribes who lost their lands and had to flee from their enemies. The Karen gathered at Kee Mai, increased in number and became stronger. They fought many battles with belligerent races, in which they sometimes won and sometimes lost. The many reasons why the Karen lost the battles are narrated in htars, legends and folklores.
In one of the decisive battles, the Karen were totally overwhelmed and vanquished by their enemies. So they fled to nearby mountains and jungles to hide and stay there. Some fled far away from destruction into south and west direction and settled down in many parts of Thailand until this day. Some even dared cross the sea to find refuge in Borneo Island.
The second group left Yunnan and followed the river called Mae Oo (Shewli) and entered the land now known as Myanmar. They found that the place was already occupied by some of the Tai races, so they skirted it and took the course of another river which they called, Khai Wah, after the name of their leader in this expedition. They started building a city-state and extended it bit by bit. The river on which they set up the city on its bank was later called Irrawaddy and the city state was known as Ta Gaung. As their number increased, some families explored the land and moved further south along the bank of Irrawaddy. They arrived at a certain place and one of their leaders suggested that all the Karen tribes should build their own city and rule it. This group was from Pwo tribe and they build a city on the bank of the river which they rightly named it "Pwo Way (Pwo's city)" according to the name of their tribe. The city was later seized and ruled by different races and is now known as Prome. Some of the Sgaw tribe ventured westward and reached the land now known as Arakan State. They built a city and called it "Sgaw Way (Sgaw's city)" after the name of their tribe. The other races who migrated into this city could not pronounced the name correctly and they called it to the nearest of their dialect. Therefore the city is now called "Sandoway" or "Sandway (Than dway)".
The third group followed the Salween River and moved south bit by bit and settled down at the place which is now the northern Shan State. But after a few years some of the Tai races in China moved to the same place and tried to dominate the Karen. In order to avoid battles, the Karen divided themselves into two groups. The first group who were mainly of the Bwe tribe moved down along the Salween River and formed themselves into local administrative region which became now known as Karenni or Kayah. The second group comprised mainly of Pwo and Sgaw moved further south until they nearly reached the mouth of the river. The group settled in Doo Yaw which is at the foot of Kwe Ka Baw Lay and its vicinities along the bank of the river. Some spread out to other places like Doo Pla Yah (Maulmein), Tavoy and Mergui. Kwe Ka Baw became the center for Karen People and they came here to make a living, built villages and towns. It is also the center of Karen cultural, education and social affairs. The Karen State was materialized in the year 1952 and Kwe Ka Baw became its capital. Until now it is known by a less popular name "Pa-an". The sub-tribes of these main Karen tribes always stayed along side with the main branch through thick and thin.
"The Beauty and The Beast". Diversity adorned with individual identity is Beauty where as total identity with no tolerance for any diversity is Beast.
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Catriona Rowntree (born 19 July 1971) is an Australian television presenter.

Rowntree is currently a presenter on the Nine Network's Getaway program.

Career
Rowntree studied journalism at Macleay College in Sydney, after working as a researcher with Business Review Weekly, 2GB and Prime Television. In 1991, she moved to FM radio as a newsreader and music and lifestyle program host, first in community radio and then with the ABC youth station Triple J, for which she presented until 1996.

In 1992, Rowntree was hired as a researcher for the Nine Network children's series Wonder World!, graduating to the position of reporter the following year, and host in 1994. In that same year, whilst still working at Triple J, she also became the host of a Nine Network children's show called What's Up Doc?. Rowntree went on to become the show's writer/producer.

In 1996, Rowntree became a reporter on Getaway, a popular Nine Network travel series. While retaining this position, she has also made appearances on other Nine programs. She also appeared on Nine's Sydney New Year's Eve telecast alongside Richard Wilkins. In 2006 she wrote a travel book, Catriona's Australia: My Favourite Aussie Locations, published by HarperCollins. In 2009 and 2010, Catriona Rowntree was appointed as MC at the Pas de Deux in Paradise production by The Australian Ballet at Qualia on Hamilton Island.

Personal life
In 2007, Rowntree became engaged to farmer James Pettit, and the couple married on Saturday 5 April 2008 in the chapel of the latter's old school, Geelong Grammar School.

After announcing she was pregnant on 24 February 2009, Catriona gave birth to her first child, son Andrew John Rowntree Pettit, on 5 August 2009.

In September 2010, Rowntree announced that she was again pregnant. Her second son, Charles Stephen Rowntree Pettit, was born on 11 March 2011.

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Living people
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Our Food Pantry serves approximately 200-225 families a month. Everyone who comes to the Food Pantry receives meat, can goods, vegetables, bread, dairy products and paper products. The need to help the less fortunate in our area remains high. Please contact Ron Kuebler at 636-390-6701 ext 1304, or by email at foodpantry@borgiaparish.org, if you are interested in volunteering.


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So in-Spire-ing: Lichfield Cathedral will be hosting a World Squash Day event as squash takes to the streets
Lichfield Squash Club is hoping to inspire people to try the sport of squash by taking it to the foot of the famous three spires on World Squash Day this Saturday, 10th October
World Squash Day is an annual global celebration of the sport of squash and normally involves clubs opening up their courts to allow people to come and try 'the best sport for fun and fitness'. Squash has been hit hard by Covid-19 but World Squash Day is now being seen as a wonderful opportunity to relaunch the game and set it back on a path to renewed growth.
Given the restrictions currently placed on indoor events and as part of an effort to minimise risk to people taking part, this year clubs and federations are being encouraged to 'take squash to the streets' to stage outdoor events to create the biggest social media campaign in the sport's history.
In terms of a location in Lichfield to choose for an event, it was a 'no brainer' for Lichfield Squash Club. Lichfield's ancient Cathedral is the only English medieval cathedral with three spires and is the most iconic symbol of the city. Indeed, the three spires even feature in the club's logo.
The club therefore approached Simon Warburton, Executive Director at the Cathedral, to suggest a squash demonstration event in the shadow of the famous three spires. This will involve setting up a mobile 'rebound wall' by the main entrance to the Cathedral. Two of the club's coaches, James Roberts and Gary Snowden, will be on hand to show people the basics of hitting the ball against the rebound wall.
Full safety protocols will be observed, including mask wearing, sanitising equipment before and after each use and maintenance of social distancing. The coaches will also be taking every precaution to ensure that no stray squash balls come into contact with the ancient façade of the cathedral!
The Lichfield coaches will be joined by Chris Dawson, a professional squash coach who is also the Chairman of the newly formed Staffordshire Squash County Committee, which is looking to build squash participation across the county.
Chris commented: "When I heard that Lichfield Squash Club had plans to set up a squash wall in front of the three spires of Lichfield Cathedral for World Squash Day, this was something I wanted to be part of. Squash is the world's healthiest sport and has so much to offer. If we can share our passion for the sport we love to the public this can only be a good thing."
Squash by the Spires will start at 9:30am on Saturday 10th October and will run until 11:30am. Anyone interested in having a hit against the rebound wall should just turn up on the day – no equipment or pre-booking is required, just bring a face mask to wear.
"We are excited to bring squash to the attention of people in and around Lichfield and what better backdrop for it than the iconic three spires? If they enjoy the experience, then the club is always keen to accept new members" commented James Roberts.
"We play at King Edward VI Sports Centre, where there are two glass-backed courts. Although there are restrictions and protocols to follow, the club has, in partnership with the school, undertaken a full risk assessment and produced comprehensive guidance to allow squash playing to take place as safely as possible. Once this pandemic is over, we look forward to developing some exciting programmes for beginners and juniors in partnership with Staffordshire Squash."
Simon Warburton, Executive Director of Lichfield Cathedral was pleased to get the enquiry from the Squash Club. He explained: "At Lichfield Cathedral we are always looking for something new and exciting that will engage with the local community.
"When Lichfield Squash Club got in touch our team was enthused by the idea of using our ancient Cathedral as a landmark and backdrop to host their World Squash Day event in a COVID-safe manner."
Lichfield Squash Club has been established since 2012 and acts as the focal point for squash activity in Lichfield, offering leagues, teams, coaching and social events.
It is based at King Edward VI Sports Centre, where the two glass-backed courts can be hired through the club's online booking system. The club's website is https://lichfieldsquash.co.uk
Lichfield Squash Club has active Facebook and Twitter profiles:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lichfieldsquashclub
Twitter: https://twitter.com/lichfieldsquash
The beautiful Lichfield Cathedral
LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL:
There has been a Cathedral on the site in Lichfield for over 1300 years. Lichfield Cathedral is at the heart of the city – it has been woven into the identity and daily rhythm of Lichfield for centuries and to this day hosts a variety of events, exhibitions, art installations and services for the community it services.
Find out more about the programme of events on their website: www.lichfield-cathedral.org
Auckland gets busy with 14 clubs making a racket on World Squash Day


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Q: Is option surface same as future price probability surface? Let's consider the Option Chain for the Stock. There are two 3D surfaces representing the probability of the future stock price and the option prices. I wonder if they are representing the same thing?
3D Option Surface: there's the set of PUTs and CALLs options, with different expiration, strikes, and premium. This set of options form 3D surface, with x - time, y - strike, z - premium.
3D Future Price Probability Surface: probability surface of the future stock prices. With x - time, y - possible price and z - density (probability of the given price at a given time).
And it seems those surfaces are "equal":

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*It's possible to compute Option Surface from Future Price Surface. By running Monte Carlo over Future Price Probability Surface and computing the premium for every PUT and CALL option strike.

*It's possible to compute Future Price Probability Surface from the Option Surface. By trying all the possible Future Price Probability Surfaces, until we find the one that if used for computing the option prices - give prices closest to our Option Surface.

Does that means that option pricing methods are kinda the same as methods for future price prediction? And thus the ML technics like RNN for future price prediction are also could be used in Option Pricing. And technics like Black-Scholes are just a fancy way to predict stock prices?
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I'm not talking about the Volatility Surface - because as far as I know (maybe I'm mistaken) the Volatility Surface - is abstract surface representing some parameters in Black-Scholes and not real options. I'm talking here about the real surface formed by real option attributes.


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The security review: porn clicker trojans at Google Play
Highlights from the past seven days in information security include porn clicker trojans at Google Play, digital childhoods and the security/privacy debate.
29 Feb 2016 - 12:00PM
Welcome to this week's security review, which includes detailed commentary and analysis on porn clicker trojans at Google Play, digital childhoods and the industrialization of cybercrime.
Porn clicker trojans at Google Play
At the time of writing, ESET has found 343 malicious porn clicker trojans on Google Play, which it describes as one the largest malware campaigns on the app store. An analysis by malware researcher Lukáš Štefanko revealed that many Android devices have been infected. He later noted in an interview with We Live Security that despite the commendable efforts by Google's security team, the malware's authors are proving to be hard to combat. His colleague, the security evangelist Peter Stancik, added that "the creators of these trojans ride the wave of interest in popular applications, notably in games".
Digital childhoods and internet-savvy countries
Security evangelist Ondrej Kubovič reported on what parents in the UK, US, Germany and Russia think is the most appropriate age to introduce 'digital activities to their children'. Surveys carried out by ESET found that Russian parents tend to be stricter with their children under the age of five, while moms and dads in the other sampled countries were found to be far more relaxed. His analysis of the results also revealed consensus – all four countries agreed that children have access to technology and the internet far too early.
Linux Mint site hacked, users unwittingly download backdoored operating system
Independent security analyst Graham Cluley drew attention to a compromised version of the Linux Mint operating system, which is "playing host to a Linux ELF trojan called Tsunami". This, he elaborated, has the ability to launch distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, as well as steal files from your computer. He said: "If I were a user who might have had their personal information exposed, or their computer compromised, I wouldn't be wasting any time taking action to ensure that any damage was limited."
The industrialization of cybercrime may be upon us
The "industrialization" of cybercrime is now a very real thing, claimed Dr. Adrian Nish, head of cyber threat intelligence at BAE Systems. He explained that the criminal activity is becoming increasingly "professionalized". The Telegraph, which quoted him, also reported that the multinational defence, security and aerospace company has to constantly fight cyberattacks on a weekly basis, highlighting how serious a problem it has become. One of the ways around this is to understand what motivates cybercriminals, said his colleague, Kevin Taylor, head of applied intelligence at BAE Systems.
Privacy and security 'war' must come to an end
Government officials and cybersecurity experts have joined forces to help settle the ongoing and deeply divisive privacy/security debate. The Digital Equilibrium Project has been set up to help "foster a new, productive dialogue on balancing security and privacy in the connected world". Art Coviello, former executive chairman of RSA and organizer of the Digital Equilibrium Project, said that the "standoff between Apple and the US government is a symptom of a larger issue", explaining that laws, policies and "social constructs" need to catch up with the pace of technological change.
Global police arrest dozens of people in dark web sting
Former employee blamed for hack of WordPress plugin maker
Twitter bug may have exposed private tweets of Android users for years
Face unlock on many Android smartphones falls for a photo


On this episode of Nerd & Tie, it's just Nick and Trae (as Pher had prior personal obligations and we couldn't find a suitable third in time). We discuss Tom Holland's casting as Spider-man, all the Ghostbusters news you can handle, a bunch of classic anime is finally getting a US release, and we delve deeply into the con scene.
How deeply? Well, Trae talks about his experiences at Oz Con in West Plains, MO, we talk about the apparent death of Saskatoon Blitz, we talk about Arthur Suydam's antics at Montreal Comic Con, and we discuss the sexual harassment allegations leveled against Anime Matsuri's co-founder.


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Pieter Wolfe, Wolfe Builders, likes to say he was born with a hammer in his hand. He started building houses when he was 18 and spent 20 years growing a business with his wife, Amanda. Framing is the best part of the job for Wolfe, he takes pride in knowing the network of 2-by-6 lumber he puts together by hand will be a durable skeleton when the house is complete.
As a traditional builder, Wolfe dismissed modular construction with the attitude nothing made in a factory could be the same quality as a house built from the ground up. In his opinion, a modular house was a cubic zirconium next to a stick-built gem.
But in 2009, the Wolfes began to realize they were missing out on a growing portion of the construction market. During a visit to the Coxsackie, NY village clerk in 2009 to file a building permit, Wolfe saw nine of the 11 permits on file were for modular homes. He discovered time, even more than money, was the motivation for his customers. While the cost of modular is comparable to traditional construction — Wolfe said a customized modular ranch-style house runs about $185,000 in Greene County — the time frame is much shorter.
"People want quick builds, and going modular cuts the time for a new house in half, from six months to three months," Wolfe said.
When the Wolfes looked closer at factory made construction, they were impressed by the craftsmanship Pieter Wolfe, who describes himself as a stickler for detail, found lacking in the past. The Wolfe's most recent house is a stick-built home Pieter Wolfe built in 2008, but Amanda Wolfe said after her experience with modular construction, she would live in a pre-fab house.
The Wolfes do business with Excel Homes, a company based in Liverpool, Pa. They have three full-time employees and six part-time employees. The team continues to build traditional houses as well as modular homes.
Excel operates a climate-controlled, 200,000-square-foot factory. The homes are customized down to the doors, the paint color on the drywall and the drawer pulls. The Wolfes ordered a modular home to use as a model home on Route 9W in Coxsackie, where clients meet to make choices on what they will order for their modular home, picking kitchen appliances and floor finishes the same way you would select a top and bottom for a two-piece swimsuit.
The 2,800-square-foot, two-story Colonial the Wolfes use as a model home allows home buyers to see modular construction firsthand and provides an office for the company.


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Soon-Shiong rails against 'false reporting' as he announces lackluster sales
By Rebecca Robbins @rebeccadrobbins
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong is the founder, CEO, and majority owner of NantHealth. Danny Moloshok/AP
It wasn't your usual earnings call.
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong opened a routine report on his company NantHealth's first quarter results with this: "Before I go into the details about our business, I would like to take this opportunity to get something off my chest."
In a remarkable minute-long speech, the biotech billionaire then railed against what he characterized as "all this false reporting" — a reference to a series of critical investigative reports from STAT and other media organizations. The articles have been followed by a plunge in NantHealth's stock price in recent weeks.
The outburst on the earnings call was the latest instance of Soon-Shiong lashing out against a news media that he believes is treating him unfairly while he wages a noble quest to cure cancer.
He's taken his defense to social media ("Nobody should be a target just because they want to help our country," he wrote on Twitter last month), blasted it out in press releases, and, last weekend, aired his grievances at a technology conference. The video of his keynote speech at that conference, called TiEcon, is blacked out, but an attendee tweeted that Soon-Shiong spoke about his frustration with the media.
How the world's richest doctor gave away millions — then steered the cash back to his company
On the Wednesday evening earnings call, Soon-Shiong focused on what he characterized as "a truly egregious false statement" in a story by Politico. He disputed Politico's reporting last month about exactly how much his umbrella company, NantWorks, paid his philanthropic foundation for the Los Angeles area property where his companies are housed.
#TIEcon Keynote @DrPatSoonShiong breathtaking speech about the cure of cancer #NANT and his struggle with #fakenews inspiring and disturbing pic.twitter.com/33fZ0aBRap
— Oliver Naegele (@oliver_naegele) May 6, 2017
Politico reported that NantWorks in 2012 paid $6 million — an apparently undervalued price — to Soon-Shiong's NantHealth Foundation for that property. On the call, Soon-Shiong claimed that NantWorks actually paid $15.5 million, and that Politico had ignored his statements to that effect both before and after the publication of the story.
Katie Pudwill, a spokeswoman for Politico, said that the news organization stands behinds the article, which was the product of months of investigation, and is evaluating the specific concerns raised by Soon-Shiong's team.
Soon-Shiong's promotion of 'breakthrough' cancer therapy raises questions
Soon-Shiong did not dispute any other specific element of Politico's reporting, which detailed numerous instances of Soon-Shiong receiving commercial benefit from his philanthropy.
"We will no longer be distracted or even to react to all this false reporting, and the details of this particular egregious statement will be put on our website for all to review," Soon-Shiong said.
From there, Soon-Shiong turned the normal part of the call — in this case, reporting lackluster financial results for NantHealth in the first three months of this year.
The company reported $41 million in net losses for the quarter. It also reported that it had seen a slight increase in commercial orders — 365, up from 326 the previous quarter — for its GPS Cancer test, a diagnostic tool designed to help oncologists pick treatments that match the genetics of a patient's tumor. The test has been slow to take off.
Last quarter, NantHealth actually reported 452 orders for GPS Cancer, and told investors and analysts that number included the 326 commercial orders plus 126 ordered for research purposes, including genetic sequencing work carried out as part of a deal with the University of Utah.
For this report, NantHealth did not include mention of any research orders.
Utah watchdog launches probe of Patrick Soon-Shiong's controversial donation
Asked by an analyst from the financial services firm Cowen why GPS Cancer hasn't taken off as expected, Soon-Shiong said that he and his team had underestimated several factors: the complexity for doctors of interpreting a vast amount of genetic data, the need for marketing about the usefulness of the test, and the time it would take to educate payers.
"Once the education occurs, the utilization and adoption will take place. I believe it's just a matter of time," Soon-Shiong said.
NantHealth has seen its stock price drop by 52 percent since STAT reported in March about how Soon-Shiong's philanthropic donation to the University of Utah brought commercial benefit to his business.
In other news out of Soon-Shiong's world, NantKwest recently took a loss in its quest to bulk up its intellectual property rights to its experimental cancer therapy, called NK-92. The US Patent and Trademark Office had previously refused to grant the company patent protection on certain claims about the cell line's power — and last week, a federal appeals court upheld that decision.
This article has been updated with comment from Politico.
Rebecca Robbins
San Francisco Correspondent
Rebecca covers the life sciences industry in the Bay Area. She is the co-author of the newsletter "STAT Health Tech."
rebecca.robbins@statnews.com
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Lawrence Smith says:
there she blows again – Rebecca the Harvard grad with an axe to grind. if you really want to cover Soon Shiong, why not cover ALL the news, including FDA approvals for the combination immunotherapy protocols that will be informed by GPS Cancer? oh, that's right Rebecca doesn't do reporting, only bashing. Soon Shiong is bent on saving lives, and RR is bent on slowing him down so big pharma can catch up. got to protect that swamp, right RR?
An experimental AI system can predict when pancreatic cysts…
An experimental AI system can predict when pancreatic cysts will become cancerous
After Trump pulled the plug on rebates, his options to reduce drug prices narrow. And he may need Congress
By Andrew Joseph and Damian Garde
Mass. Gov. Charlie Baker's plan to curb drug prices strains his relationship with biotechs
By Priyanka Dayal McCluskey — Boston Globe
Pharmalittle: Trump abandons rebate rule; biotechs fume at Mass. governor's plan to lower drug prices


So, if you are like me, you probably can tell how this film is going to turn out just based on the title, "Fright Night 3D." Luckily, I was pleasantly surprised, well somewhat.
This film's biggest problem is that it is a straight rip off of a number of films but most notably three. "Fright Night" is nothing more than "Disturbia" meets "Twilight" meets "Cirque du Freak." The former two explain the premise of this film better than I ever could. Essentially, suburban community, new neighbor, suspicious activity, murders, vampire neighbor, showdown. That's it.
A boy faces the challenge of killing his vampire neighbor before he turns everyone in the community into a vampire. Of course, no one believes him because, it's a vampire he's talking about. A fake Las Vegas magician becomes his ally and informant. His girlfriend plays the strong woman figure who turns out to be a woman in distress who needs rescuing.
The film would have had potential should certain movies not already existed and the script had some more of its wrinkles ironed out. Ultimately though, there are too many coincidences and events that take place just to move the plot along to the next event. The only pleasant surprise that his film offered was the entertaining third act. It takes a while to get there, but the final events are quite interesting. It just doesn't justify the story and early events.
This is a natively shot 3D film. Unfortunately you will hardly get to see any of it. Given the premise of the film it is safe for you to assume that much of the film takes place in the dark. Of course, the dark is 3D's arch nemesis. If you want to actually see the film then you are going to have to watch the 2D version. That isn't to say that the 2D version is without problems. Even in the 2D version you will be hard pressed to see many of the sequences. The black levels present themselves as spots and shadow delineation is absent throughout. And when I say absent, I do mean gone. The colors are the most pleasing part of the transfer. In the daytime sequences the colors are striking, though perhaps a bit on the over saturated side. The details of the 2D release are so-so. Details and textures provide only minimal object delineation.
The 3D version is like watching a black screen with the exception of a couple moments. I'm serious here. Everything no the screen is a gray/black blob moving around. It is difficult at any point to discern the location and interaction of the characters. That being said, there are a few moments in which there is some great 3D extension. When the vampires burst into ash watch how the embers float around the room. When the blood spurts from the necks of bodies watch as it flies into your face. Now, I must point out that I am watching this on a Panasonic PT-AE7000U 3D projector and 9-foot screen. Therefore the effects of 3D are much more pleasing in comparison to when I watched this film in 3D on a 50-inch Panasonic plasma. The screens for typical living 3D TVs are far too small to enjoy 3D effects. As expected the 3D release results in far fewer details and textures.
All special features are presented on the 2D Blu-ray disc. None of the special features offer any real significance. "The Official 'How To Make A Funny Vampire Movie' Guide" discusses the story elements. "Peter Vincent: Come Swim In My Mind" covers the Las Vegas show in the film. "Squid Man: Extended & Uncut" is the short film featured in the film. Lastly, there are some deleted/extended scenes, bloopers, a music video, along with a DVD Copy and a separate Digital Copy.
"Fright Night 3D" is not the greatest film by any means and the 3D imagery is just way too dark. The audio quality provides a nice experience though. I recommend this only for those that interested in disappointment or can find the humor in such a mess.


TROY, Michigan – AkzoNobel, a leading provider of vehicle refinishing products, today unveiled its programming for the 2018 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show. The event takes place in Las Vegas from October 30 through November 2, 2018.
AkzoNobel will exhibit at booth #25163, where attendees will be able to view two new cars from hot rod builder Dave Kindig (renderings below). AkzoNobel will also lead a press conference to celebrate the company's 10-year partnership with McLaren Racing, and will offer show attendees product demonstrations. In addition, AkzoNobel will have a presence at the Rig (#61014), host an Education Session, and participate in the SEMA Student Career Day.


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The Adventure Company — це підрозділ DreamCatcher Interactive, основний видавець квестів. Найпершою виданою грою була  The Cameron Files: Secret at Loch Ness, що була випущена в 2002 році. The Adventure Company працювала з різними видавцями: Kheops Studio, THQ, Microïds, і Cryo Interactive.

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Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient ExpressAgatha Christie: Evil Under the SunAmerzoneAtlantis: The Lost Tales (Rerelease)Atlantis II: Beyond Atlantis (Rerelease)Atlantis III: The New World (Rerelease)Atlantis IV: EvolutionAtlantis V: The Sacred LegacyAura: Fate of the AgesThe Black MirrorBroken Sword: The Sleeping DragonThe Cameron Files: Secret at Loch NessThe Cameron Files: The Pharaoh's CurseThe Crystal KeyDark FallDark Fall: Lights OutDead Reefs Dracula: OriginECHO: Secrets of the Lost CavernEvidence: The Last RitualThe ExperimentThe Hardy Boys: The Hidden TheftKeepsakeMartin Mystère: Operation Dorian Gray (інша назва — Crime Stories) The Messenger
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Mysterious Journey II
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Next Life
Nibiru: Age of Secrets
Outcry
Post Mortem
Return to Mysterious Island
ROTS-1 Riddle of the Sphinx
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Sam & Max Season One
Safecracker: The Ultimate Puzzle AdventureSchizm: Mysterious JourneySentinel: Descendants in Time (інша назва — Realms of Illusion) Secret Files: TunguskaSecret Files 2: Puritas CordisStill LifeSyberiaTreasure IslandVoyage: Inspired by Jules Verne''

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Imagine yourself taking a swim inside an Olympic-sized swimming pool. For every lap, you need to take deep breaths before you set off to make sure you have enough air to survive the course. Reading through a fused sentence is nearly the same, due to how these sentences do not consist of a punctuation between two relative or contrasting thoughts to serve as your breather. For the most part, this makes it more difficult for you to fully understand the main point of what you're reading. With that being said, it's important to rectify these types of sentences to ensure clarity.
A fused sentence, also known as a run-on sentence, occurs when two main clauses are connected in a sentence without the presence of a punctuation. However, little importance is given to the length of the sentence, as even a short sentence may already be categorized as a fused sentence.
Although fused sentences are treated as errors in the world of grammar examples, some writers use them deliberately to attain special effects, especially in informal contexts for colloquial speech. But for creating formal pieces of writing, writers must be careful in using such, whether this is done intentionally or unintentionally, in their narratives.
For us to identify the difference between a fused sentence and a properly structured sentence, we must first understand what an independent clause really is.
Technically, there is no limit on the number of words a sentence can have. For a sentence to be considered as a fused sentence, you must look into its independent or main clauses. An independent clause is simply a group of words that can stand on its own to form a grammatically complete sentence.
It was 7:25 in the morning Chester and Scott rushed to catch the school bus.
It was 7:25 in the morning, Chester and Scott rushed to catch the school bus.
Although the independent clauses have already been separated to correct the fused sentence, this only leads to another kind of run-on mistake called a "comma splice". Knowing this, it's safe to say that a comma isn't sufficient enough to join two main clauses together. Instead, there are other techniques which make use of a punctuation or a conjunction that is proven to be more effective. You may also see Cumulative Sentence.
There's not much to do at home it's pretty boring to live alone.
My cats were playing around the front yard I watched them through my bedroom window.
Some students would hide in their classrooms during general assemblies others would try and skip it by leaving campus right before it starts.
They say you can be young once you can be immature for the rest of your life.
Sara's house is huge you could hear your own voice echo after every word you speak.
Laura owns a catering business in New Jersey she's an expert in cooking for special events such as weddings, birthdays, reunions, and holiday parties.
The school's cheerleaders only cheer for the football team there is no basketball varsity team on campus.
Sierra is a good student she has been getting straight A's since primary school.
I hate it when people have a lot to say on social media they act as if they are in the right all the time.
The dog house was huge it smelled of dog food and pee.
My friends came over late last night to greet me a happy birthday they ended up throwing rocks at my bedroom window to wake me up.
Hans and Klein played video games they watched a movie.
The baseball got new uniforms they can't wait to start playing next season.
Taking a bus ride to a friend's house, Jennifer promised to herself she'd quit drinking all while she was on her way to a college frat party.
TV shows always feature people with sad stories to tell everybody goes through some tough times that aren't being publicized on any media platform for the world to see.
In most cases, fused sentences can ruin the essence of one's writing. Although the balanced sentence may make sense to some extent, it can still cause confusion once interpreted differently by the reader. Fused sentences usually exist when one writes simultaneously, often forgetting to punctuate the sentence to separate its clauses, or when the writer has little knowledge in the proper use of punctuation. Regardless of one's reason, it's important to correct this grammatical flaw to promote clear communication.
1. Separate the independent clauses into two different sentences.
The simplest way to rectify a fused sentence is to break the error into two different sentences. All you need to do is identify the independent clauses in the sentence, then separate them with a period. You may also see Complex Sentences.
Fused Sentence: Driving home from football practice, Brendon vowed to be strict with his diet all the while he took a bite out of his double cheeseburger meal.
Correct: Driving home from football practice, Brendon vowed to be strict with his diet. All the while he took a bite out of his double cheeseburger meal.
Notice how we took out the independent clauses and transformed them into two complete sentences. This was done by using a period to end the sentence, then capitalizing the first letter of the succeeding sentence to indicate the start of a new one.
2. Use a semicolon to separate clauses.
For those who aren't too fond of the excessive use of periods, then a semicolon may just be your best weapon.
Since the function of a semicolon is just as strong as that of a period, then linking clauses with this punctuation can help correct a fused sentence.
Fused Sentence: It was close to finals the students began losing their mind with all the paperwork given.
Correct: It was close to finals; the students began losing their mind with all the paperwork given.
As you can see, not many changes have been added to the sentence, except for the semicolon inserted in between the two main clauses.
3. Rewrite the entire sentence.
While this may be the least efficient technique for fixing a fused sentence, it's still a good approach to rectifying fused sentences that are too complicated to correct. Writers or editors that encounter complex fused sentences may simply recast the whole sentence to make it right, without altering the original author's main point. But keep in mind that this strategy may be used regardless of the sentence type given, as it all depends on one's preference. You may also see Preposition Sentences.
Fused Sentence: Penny ate her cat food the brand was Whiskas.
Correct: The kind of cat food Penny ate was Whiskas.
4. Insert a comma followed by a coordinating conjunction.
Another good option is to use a comma and a coordinating conjunction (joining words: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) to connect the main clauses together.
Fused Sentence: Heather read the novel her friend watched the movie.
Correct: Heather read the novel, and her friend watched the movie.
Heather read the novel, for her friend watched the movie.
Heather read the novel, but her friend watched the movie.
Heather read the novel, yet her friend watched the movie.
Heather read the novel, so her friend watched the movie.
5. Turn one independent clause into a dependent clause.
Transforming your main clause into a subordinate clause is also another method you can use. But since you are turning it into a dependent clause, then the sentence must be composed of two clauses that express a complete and an incomplete thought accordingly.
Fused Sentence: It was raining outside the dogs slept indoors to stay dry.
Correct: Since it was raining outside, the dogs slept indoors to stay dry.
6. Link clauses by using a semicolon before a conjunctive adverb or a transitional expression.
While this may not always be applicable for correcting fused sentences, but using a conjunctive adverb (also, anyway, besides, thus, furthermore, incidentally, otherwise, moreover) or a transitional expression (after all, by the way, in other words, for example, on the other hand) after a semicolon and in between two main clauses is still an open option for you.
Fused Sentence: It was close to spring the flowers were beginning to bloom.
Correct: It was close to spring; consequently, the flowers were beginning to bloom.
Now that we have fully discussed what fused sentences are and how to correct them, we hope you have learned a thing or two from this article. Learning about the simple errors in grammar can help enhance your skills in writing for better communication. While these type of sentences don't seem like that much of a big deal, proper sentence construction is still important in delivering the right message. Even if you aren't a professional writer, to begin with, you must keep in mind that knowing correct grammar plays an essential role in different aspects of life, regardless of one's field or profession. You may also see Parallel Sentences.


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Could Green Tea Help Prevent Liver Cancer?
A recent study in mice found that a high dose of green tea extract had a beneficial effect on a new sign of liver cancer progression.
February 7, 2018 • By Benjamin Ryan
If you're at risk for liver cancer, you might do well to drink green tea. That's the message from a liver expert at the Mayo Clinic, reacting to a new study that investigated a green tea extract's effect on a newly identified marker of liver cancer prognosis.
People at risk for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC, the most common form of liver cancer), include those with hepatitis B or C virus (HBV/HCV). Whether members of this population can reduce their risk of liver cancer by regularly drinking green tea or consuming green tea extract is a matter for further study—scientists still need to identify whether there is a causal connection between the disease and the drink or daily capsules.
According to the author of the new study, Fung-Lung Chung, PhD, a senior faculty member in the department of oncology at Georgetown University, taking the type of green tea extract that's readily available as a dietary supplement at the very least probably couldn't hurt. However, given the lax governmental regulation of the supplements industry, the quality of store-bought green tea extract is not guaranteed. Recent investigations have found that for many supplements the connection between what's promised on the label and what's inside is tenuous at best.
Published in the journal Hepatology, Chung and his colleagues' study looked at a potential liver cancer biomarker known as g-OHPdG in three different types of mouse research models that have been created to help scientists study the progression of liver cancer in the animals. Chung and his team, who were looking to determine whether this biomarker was a good predictor of liver cancer prognosis, also tested g-OHPdG's effects on tissue samples from humans with liver cancer.
As for what g-OHPdG actually does to the body, it can cause mutations to DNA and has been well established by previous research as a major driver of genetic mutation in smoking-driven lung cancer. What remains unknown is what role g-OHPdG may play in liver cancer.
Chung and his fellow researchers found that g-OHPdG levels rose with age in certain mice that had initially been engineered to study skin cancer. These animals lacked a key gene that gives rise to a mechanism that repairs DNA damage associated with that cancer. Previous research showed that such mice were also at high risk for liver cancer, so Chung decided to repurpose them for his own research in that field.
To study how suppressing g-OHPdG might have a beneficial effect on liver cancer progression, Chung's group tested the related effects of three antioxidants, including one called Theaphenon E, a green tea extract known to have quite strong antioxidative effects. The scientists found that the extract not only lowered g-OHPdG levels the most of the three antioxidants, but it also prevented liver tumors from forming and lowered the number and size of such tumors.
In the final step of their research, the investigators tested the levels of g-OHPdG in humans who had liver cancer and had a liver resection, meaning that part of their liver had been surgically removed. (The liver can regenerate itself if a part has been taken out, which allows for such surgeries.) It turned out that higher levels of the biomarker were strongly linked to a shorter survival time as well as to surviving without a recurrence of the liver cancer.
Consequently, the researchers concluded that g-OHPdG levels can help predict the prognosis of liver cancer in humans.
Harmeet Malhi, MBBS, of the division of gastroenterology and hepatology at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, published an accompanying analysis of the study in Hepatology. Her essay posed more broad questions about whether imbibing green tea could help prevent liver cancer in humans.
Malhi noted that the study's evidence that Theaphenon E could help prevent liver cancer is in line with a few large studies that have examined green tea's possible effects on large groups of people. One study conducted in China compared about 200 people with liver cancer with about 400 cancer-free individuals and found that more green tea consumption was associated with a lower risk of such cancer. The group with the lowest risk of liver cancer included those who had drunk the beverage for longer than 30 years—they had a 56 percent lower risk of the disease compared with those who didn't drink green tea.
Another study of East Asian populations, which included 465,000 people who experienced 3,700 cases of liver cancer, found that consuming green tea was associated with a 12 percent reduced risk of the disease.
A European study including data on nearly half a million people with a median of 11 years of follow-up among them concluded that green tea was tied to a 59 percent lower risk of liver cancer.
Importantly, these studies are all limited by the fact that they were observational in nature. Because they did not randomize a study group to drink green tea or refrain from doing so, they could not determine a cause-and-effect relationship between the beverage and liver cancer.
Asked whether individuals could try to replicate the effects of green tea extract as seen in the mice he studied, Chung says that to achieve an equivalent dose of Theaphenon E by simply drinking green tea would require individuals to consume an impractically massive amount of the liquid.
"You'd need to drink a couple thousand cups of tea a day," he estimates. "So it's not realistic."
Could individuals go for green tea extract instead then?
"I don't think it would hurt," Chung says, but underlines the need for clinical trials of the extract's effects in humans.
His team is already doing just that, studying whether among those with cirrhosis of the liver, a green tea extract called polyphenol E can prevent liver cancer. This clinical grade of extract is approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and thus manufactured under strict protocols to ensure its potency and consistency.
Chung's study about g-OHPdG is limited by the fact that it was based on tissue samples from only a small number of humans. Additionally, his group was not able to determine whether levels of the biomarker are independently associated with health outcomes after controlling for other known factors that predict liver cancer prognosis, including tumor size, the number of lesions on the organ and others. The researchers also could not determine whether g-OHPdG itself actually causes the progression of liver cancer.
All that said, Malhi argued in her essay that in g-OHPdG, Chung and his team had found an important biomarker "that can help select a subgroup of [liver cancer] patients who may benefit from Theaphenon E/green tea consumption."
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Náboženské právo je právní systém založený výslovně na náboženských přikázáních. Mezi nejvýznamnější patří hinduistické právo, křesťanské kanonické právo, židovský systém práva halacha a především islámské právo šaría.

Dva nejrozšířenější systémy, kanonické právo a šaría, se ve svém uspořádání liší podobně, jako se liší kontinentální právo od angloamerického. Kanonické právo (katolické, anglikánské a protestantské) vychází především z kodifikace, zatímco šaría klade důraz na analogii a precedentní rozhodnutí soudců.

Židovské právo
Židovské právo je založeno na nezpochybnitelných zásadách, které Bůh podle židovské víry zjevil proroku Mojžíšovi. Jejich prvotním pramenem je posvátná kniha Tóra a jejich interpretací se zabývá halacha. Řídí se jím některé komunity v Izraeli.

Křesťanské právo
Křesťanské právo je založeno na nezpochybnitelných zásadách, které lidem podle křesťanské víry zjevil Ježíš (Bůh-Syn). Jejich prvotním pramenem je posvátná kniha Bible a jejich interpretací se zabývá kanonické právo. Řídí se jím samotné církve a také například Vatikán.

Islámské právo
Islámské právo šaría je založeno na nezpochybnitelných zásadách, které podle muslimské víry Bůh zjevil proroku Mohamedovi. Jejich prvotním pramenem je posvátná kniha Korán a jejich interpretací se zabývá fiqh. Řídí se jím mnoho zemí, je třetím nejrozšířenějším právním systémem na světě.

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Hinduistické právo je založeno na textu Zákoník Manuův. Uznávali ho za doby své nadvlády Britové, ale od založení sekulární Indické republiky ztratilo na významu.

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