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On your marks: Invitation to inclusive sports day event
Inspire Peterborough are holding an event to encourage people to try new inclusive sports
Inspire Peterborough is inviting people to join them in Ferry Meadows from 11am until 4pm on the Thursday 4 September to celebrate their successful Sport England Funding Award at an exciting day of free accessible and inclusive fun, games and sporting activities. This is a special event for people with disabilities or long term health conditions, their families and carers and has been planned to coincide with the first National Accessible Britain Challenge (ABC) day.
Iain Crighton, President of Peterborough and Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce and Chair of Inspire Peterborough said: "We were thrilled earlier this year to hear of Inspire's successful bid to Sport England, bringing investment of over £277,000 to Peterborough. This event on the 4 September launches our three-year programme. With this grant and support from partners across the city, we aim to make a significant and positive impact to disability sport and recreational activities available in the city. We will increase incrementally the numbers of people taking part in sport and leisure activities, and hopefully through their participation improve their mental, physical and social well-being".
The event, supported by Nene Park Trust will be held in Ferry Meadows and all the activities will be centred around the new Lakeside Water Sports Centre. Disability sporting providers and groups across the city will be joining Inspire to ensure that this exciting event is a great success. Inspire will be showcasing accessible activities for people of all ages and abilities including hand-cycling, boccia, archery, abseiling, martial arts, bokwa, orienteering, guided tour around Sailability, cricket, boxing among others at the largest outdoor event of its type in Peterborough. There will also be a health and well-being market place and guided walks will take place throughout the day.
Amongst a number of sporting celebrities joining the fun on the day will be Lord Chris Holmes of Richmond, MBE who has won 9 gold as well as other medals as a Paralympic Swimming Champion. Lord Holmes, who was born in Peterborough and is Patron of Inspire Peterborough said: "This is a tremendous boost for the people of Peterborough, further enabling sporting opportunities across the city. More people, regardless of disability, will have the chance to try out and play sport and experience all the benefits that will bring. It's such a tangible example of the legacy flowing from the London 2012 Paralympic Games."


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Articulating electronic space for interaction
Mit Mitropoulos
Keywords: Globalization, Electronic Space
The author has been working on communications with and without technology, and was guest-editor of the Ekistics special issue with the same title (October 1983). His Edinburgh University 1974 Ph.D was on Space Networks, considering space as a network. Born into a family of sailors, he grew up on ocean-going boats, and for three years was a Naval Intelligence officer. He was active in the 1968-and-after period in Northern European universities. He has acted as consultant to national/international bodies and, being invited to look into Europe as-a-whole, or into the Aegean Sea, or into the Mediterranean, he has formulated proposals to change policy (although cannot claim being successful in trying). Having combined behavioral sciences with visual arts, he has contributed to the art-science-technology field two on-going series of projects and project-proposals: the video communications installations Face-to-Face, and geopolitical art. He has concentrated on islands both for observations of communications issues and using telecommunications for quality development, and also for the ongoing series of minimal constructions on coastal remote sites. As a student he was invited to the Delos 1969 Symposion on Networks, and is a member of the World Society for Ekistics - for which society he has also acted as vice-president. He has not sailed through the Pacific. The text that follows is a slightly edited version of a paper presented by the author at the international symposion on "Globalization and Local Identity, " organized jointly by the World Society for Ekistics and the University of Shiga Prefecture in Hikone, Japan, 19-24 September, 2005.
Mitropoulos, M. (2006). Articulating electronic space for interaction. Ekistics and The New Habitat, 73(436-441), pp. 176-190. Retrieved from https://ekisticsjournal.org/index.php/journal/article/view/114
Mit Mitropoulos, Shifting from physical to electronic space: The making of electronic Ecumenopolis , Ekistics and The New Habitat: Vol 69 No 415-417 (2002): Defining Success of the City in the 21st Century - Part 2

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Q: PC doesn't boot with having 4-pin connector connected I have an old ADVANTECH PPC-174T aio device. After installing Ubuntu on it the display was totally wrong.
I googled and found out that turning off the internal graphics would solve this, but I did not realize that I only have internal graphics - and doing this wrecked the system.
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As I understand it, the problem I have is No POST.   (I found this link at the step 2) -
Whenever I connect the 4 pin connector that's next to CPU then the system doesn't come up (I mean without connecting that Fans work, but with having it connected none of fans start)
What to do?
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Percy The Potty Pigeon (also known simply as Potty Pigeon) is computer game written by Shaun Hollingworth for the ZX Spectrum and published by Gremlin Graphics in 1984. The Commodore 64 version was programmed by Antony Crowther. There are 2 versions of the game, the C64 goal is to fly around and collect sticks to build a nest whereas the Spectrum version required worms collecting and feeding the chicks (although if the player tries to drop an egg on an enemy, they lose the worm). The player can defecate on cars and make them crash.

This game marks the beginning of Ben Daglish as a composer. Although all he did was write the notes for the death tune, this is still the game that got him into composing game music for the Commodore 64.

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1984 video games
Commodore 64 games
ZX Spectrum games
Video games scored by Ben Daglish
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Predictors of New-Onset Diabetes in Patients Treated With Atorvastatin Results From 3 Large Randomized Clinical Trials
David D. Waters, Jennifer E. Ho, David A. Demicco, Andrei Breazna, Benoit J. Arsenault, Chuan-Chuan Wun, John J. Kastelein, Helen Colhoun, Philip Barter
Amsterdam Cardiovascular Sciences
Vascular Medicine (AMC)
Objectives We sought to examine the incidence and clinical predictors of new-onset type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) within 3 large randomized trials with atorvastatin. Background Statin therapy might modestly increase the risk of new-onset T2DM. Methods We used a standard definition of diabetes and excluded patients with prevalent diabetes at baseline. We identified baseline predictors of new-onset T2DM and compared the event rates in patients with and without new-onset T2DM. Results In the TNT (Treating to New Targets) trial, 351 of 3,798 patients randomized to 80 mg of atorvastatin and 308 of 3,797 randomized to 10 mg developed new-onset T2DM (9.24% vs. 8.11%, adjusted hazard ratio [HR]: 1.10, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 0.94 to 1.29, p = 0.226). In the IDEAL (Incremental Decrease in End Points Through Aggressive Lipid Lowering) trial, 239 of 3,737 patients randomized to atorvastatin 80 mg/day and 208 of 3,724 patients randomized to simvastatin 20 mg/day developed new-onset T2DM (6.40% vs. 5.59%, adjusted HR: 1.19, 95% CI: 0.98 to 1.43, p = 0.072). In the SPARCL (Stroke Prevention by Aggressive Reduction in Cholesterol Levels) trial, new-onset T2DM developed in 166 of 1,905 patients randomized to atorvastatin 80 mg/day and in 115 of 1,898 patients in the placebo group (8.71% vs. 6.06%, adjusted HR: 1.37, 95% CI: 1.08 to 1.75, p = 0.011). In each of the 3 trials, baseline fasting blood glucose, body mass index, hypertension, and fasting triglycerides were independent predictors of new-onset T2DM. Across the 3 trials, major cardiovascular events occurred in 11.3% of patients with and 10.8% of patients without new-onset T2DM (adjusted HR: 1.02, 95% CI: 0.77 to 1.35, p = 0.69). Conclusions High-dose atorvastatin treatment compared with placebo in the SPARCL trial is associated with a slightly increased risk of new-onset T2DM. Baseline fasting glucose level and features of the metabolic syndrome are predictive of new-onset T2DM across the 3 trials. (J Am Coll Cardiol 2011;57:1535-45) (c) 2011 by the American College of Cardiology Foundation
Waters, D. D., Ho, J. E., Demicco, D. A., Breazna, A., Arsenault, B. J., Wun, C-C., Kastelein, J. J., Colhoun, H., & Barter, P. (2011). Predictors of New-Onset Diabetes in Patients Treated With Atorvastatin Results From 3 Large Randomized Clinical Trials. Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 57(14), 1535-1545. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jacc.2010.10.047
Waters, David D. ; Ho, Jennifer E. ; Demicco, David A. et al. / Predictors of New-Onset Diabetes in Patients Treated With Atorvastatin Results From 3 Large Randomized Clinical Trials. In: Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 2011 ; Vol. 57, No. 14. pp. 1535-1545.
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Arts & Culture Organizations and Resources
Puyallup Main Street Association
The Puyallup Main Street Association (PMSA) hosts an annual Art & Wine Walk in addition to the Meeker Days Art and Music Festival, Pierce County's largest street festival. The PMSA also organizes Puyallup's popular Farmer's Market and the city's yearly Lighted Santa Parade.
Washington State Fairgrounds
The Washington State Fair showcases both emerging and established artists in a variety of shows, demonstrations and exhibits. These include a junior and senior high school art show which features over 1,000 pieces of art, an Asia-Pacific Cultural Center Day, the work of regional and international photographers, a floral exhibit and a fine arts show.
Daffodil Parade
The historical Daffodil Festival culminates in a large, community-beloved parade through the streets of Tacoma, Puyallup, Sumner and Orting. Floats are adorned with thousands of fresh-cut daffodils in homage to our region's agricultural roots.
Arts Downtown
Arts Downtown is an all-volunteer organization which curates Puyallup's outdoor art gallery and works to promote appreciation for the arts and how these enhance our community's quality of life.
Karshner Museum and Center for Culture & Arts
The Karshner Museum is a hands-on learning museum owned and operated by the Puyallup School District. The museum hosts field trips and a wide variety of public culture and arts festivals.
Fred Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center
Located at the Washington State Fairgrounds, the Fred Oldfield Center strives to offer a creative outlet for those interested to pursue or simply just enjoy the Western lifestyle and its heritage through art.
Liberty Theatre
The Liberty Theatre has operated as a performing arts venue in Puyallup since 1924.
ACT 1 Theatre
ACT 1 Theatre is a non-profit, community theatre group based in Sumner which performs at the Liberty Theatre in Puyallup. They are committed to making theatre entertainment and education accessible to all.
Puyallup Children's Theatre & Music Academy
The Puyallup Children's Theatre & Music Academy aims to help children grow in their theatrical, music and dance skills. It offers a non-competitive environment where students can build confidence in a positive and constructive learning atmosphere.
Meeker Mansion
The Puyallup Historical Society at Meeker Mansion is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of our region and especially of the City of Puyallup, which was incorporated in 1890 with Ezra Meeker serving as its first mayor.
Northwest Sinfonietta
The Northwest Sinfonietta is a professional classical chamber orchestra performing live classical symphony music concerts in Seattle, Tacoma and Puyallup.
Puyallup Valley Community Band
The Puyallup Valley Community Band was established in 1990. This all-volunteer group of musicians gears its performances to entertain audience members of all ages, and its concerts are always free of charge.
All Saints Theatrical Repertoir Association (ASTRA)
ASTRA is a parish ministry of All Saints Catholic Church whose mission is to share gifts of time, talent and fellowship through its support of artists and thespians.
Tapestry Singers
Tapestry Singers are an affiliate organization of Arts Downtown. Made up of vocal musicians from throughout the South Sound, they present major concerts at Christmas and in the late spring, as well as special event performances by invitation.
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Pics Of Ivanka Hanging With Justin Trudeau Have Everyone Asking Same Question
By Harley Tamplin
GUYS, prepare yourself for Ivanka Trump and Justin Trudeau: Part Two.
Come on, you really thought there wouldn't be a sequel to this?
That look, boys and girls, is a look of pure, unadulterated lust.
In the month since that iconic picture was taken, I think we can safely assume Ivanka has had the Canadian prime minister on her mind non-stop.
So I'm guessing that when he invited her to a Broadway show as his special guest, she jumped at the chance.
While her husband, Jared Kushner, helped her dad prepare for a speech in Nashville, Ivanka hopped on a plane from Washington DC to NYC to see the sexiest man in politics.
I mean, is anyone even remotely surprised Ivanka would rather go to Broadway with Trudeau than help out her dad?
Broadway show. Justin Trudeau. Not only do those two things rhyme, but it's also the dream date for many a lovelorn soul across the world.
You have to feel for poor Jared -- when the guy whisking your wife to NYC is PM Steal Yo Girl, things aren't looking good.
OK, so OBVIOUSLY Trudeau isn't Ivanka's side piece, as both are happily married. Sorry, everyone.
But that hasn't stopped people from asking an important question.
Well, not that exactly.
But still, people are pretty confused about what exactly is going on here.
The pair sat next to each other to watch "Come From Away," a musical about a Canadian town's response to 9/11.
To the delight of the audience, Trudeau gave an introductory speech before the show started.
But things must have got pretty damn awkward -- after all, the theme of the show is generosity toward foreigners in need, which isn't exactly something Ivanka's dad is known for.
Regardless, she gave the performers a standing ovation at the end -- but maybe she was just in a Trudeau trance.
Citations: Ivanka Trump went to see a play with Justin Trudeau and everyone is making the same joke (Indy100)


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EE Publishers Home»	Articles: EE Publishers»The sub-marine cable business is about building diversity
The sub-marine cable business is about building diversity
March 6th, 2017, Published in Articles: EE Publishers, Articles: EngineerIT
In conversation with Hans van de Groenendaal, features editor, EngineerIT: Byron Clutterbuck, Seacom
From just one coaxial undersea cable, SAT 1, taken into service on 18 February 1969 and providing 360 channels to Lisbon, South Africa and indeed the continent, is now served by a multitude of sub-marine cables providing thousands of circuits with plenty additional circuits in store when more bandwidth is lit up. Could this amount to a glut of connectivity?
Byron Clatterbuck, CEO of Seacom
Recently I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Byron Clatterbuck, CEO of Seacom about the trials and tribulations of the undersea cable business. "No, I would not say that there is a glut"' he said. "After a long time of inactivity we now see a lot of newly built routes across the Atlantic and in the Pacific where one would not have expected build activity. If one looks at it from a global perspective we see the development of huge data routes driven by big data and the internet of things."
He said that Europe and the USA are a huge market with something like 15 direct links, all at terabyte level and with more construction being considered. "With the new technology each fibre can carry as much as 20 to 30 terabytes. While new communication technology is developing at an incredible rate, the physical construction of submarine cables has not changed much over the years. "
Coming back to my question as to whether there is a glut he said that anyone trying to make money by just selling commodity bandwidth is in a bad market. The companies that are involved in laying these new cables are the over the top players (OTP): meaning Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon; and maybe to a lesser extent, Apple and Netflix. "I believe that what is happening in the telco space is more focus on the software business and less on the network. Of course the network is still important to ensure that there is connectivity. I am convinced that those companies that are building new cables have one or more OTP players involved unless it is by one of the countries where there are no other players involved, because they have no competition and are a monopoly, much like what happened in the SAT 1-3 era in this country."
SEACOM was the first private undersea cable to land in Africa. In service since July 2009, the capacity increased the availability of international bandwidth ten-fold, and more so in many of Africa's most under-served nations. "For the first few years we sold capacity in big blocs at high prices, but comparing it at the time with the other available capacity we were only 10% of the cost of SAT 3."
Seacom's landing at Mtunzini on the KwaZulu-Natal North coast did not happen without drama. The then Minister of Communications, the late Dr. Ivy Matsepe-Casaburi, was initially opposed to private cables coming on shore in South Africa and wanted regulations to be passed, which did not happen. Local farmers and fishermen were also opposed to the project and staged demonstrations as they believed it would negatively impact on their livelihood.
Clatterbuck said one of the initial problems was connecting to Europe as it was impossible to lay a cable over Egyptian territory. Today Egypt is still a problem for everyone in the telecoms industry. "The quality, reliability and the cost of networks in Egypt are, even today, a real challenge for telcos. We had to link via Mumbai and across the Red Sea which caused an unnecessary latency problem. To link across the Red Sea is problematic as the cables lie in shallow waters and are often damaged due to anchor drags and other shipping issues.
"We now operate across Egypt with our own fibre ring, but not without its problems. Besides the cost of constructing the links across Egypt, the government charges a huge levy for just crossing the country. There is also a lot of construction going on which often causes a cable to be dug up. That is the main reason why we have a ring across Egypt. It is unlikely that both cables are damaged at the same time.
"Cable companies have been talking about crossing Africa or Jordan and Israel to link into Europe but because of conflicts and the high cost it has up to now not been an option."
The main question that customers ask their providers is what they are doing to protect against disruption in service. Byron believes that five routes are required to ensure an always-available service. "That is the ideal state. If you look at companies running services across the Atlantic they will buy circuits on as many cables as possible, connect them to one central hub and route the traffic as required with failover systems that will reroute the traffic in case of disruption. One of the problems is what if the hub fails, or the building burns down? To provide security for such an event, however unlikely, large companies operate from two different hubs with fail-over between them."
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It was a Friday night. The air felt cold on my skin, so I wore my grandmother's black cardigan with red embroidered flowers. I went to the store to buy myself some veggie chips. You know, for rowdy night home alone. I ended up picking up some coffee frozen yogurt & asparagus too. It's a strange combination, but the asparagus was on sale. I drove home & found a parking space a 1,000,000 miles away from the apartment.
I locked my car & heard the reassuring chirp chirp of the lock. As I'm walking with my reusable bags, keys, & phone in hand, I pass by the dumpster. I see something leaning against the trashcan. I get closer & turn on the light on my iPhone. It's a large flower arrangement. "Are they fake?" I wonder. I put down my bags & gently rub one of the petals with my thumb & forefinger. "They're real."
I take a better look with my lit iPhone. It's an enormous heart-shaped arrangement with real red roses & baby's breath (gypsophila). I squeal. I try to pick it up but it's too heavy to carry with my bags in hand. I literally run, or perhaps it was a sprint, to the apartment to drop off my groceries. I open the door & dump the bags on the floor. I promptly run back outside. I use my iPhone light again to look at the arrangement. One rose fell sadly on the ground.
I huff & I puff & I squat to lift the large bouquet. I bring it inside & gawk at the massive amount of roses in front of me. I count at least 100 of them. The roses are inserted into a green foam core with a cardboard basket to hold it all together. I couldn't believe someone would throw it out. It wasn't until I shared it on various social media channels that people started commenting things like "Maybe he cheated & didn't get his forgiveness."
That genuinely never crossed my mind. I thought it was because the arrangement was damaged. The pointed end of the heart was missing a flower or two. Fast forward to the next day, Saturday. My boyfriend went to run some errands & he calls me.
"There's another flower arrangement on the dumpster. If you want to go check it out," he tells me.
"What? Really? I'll go right now." We hang up. I put on my sandals & trek outside. I spot the flower arrangement he spoke of. It's radiant, outstanding, utterly gorgeous. I pick it up & take it with me inside. I'm standing there looking back & forth at the heart-shaped mass of roses & the lovely & large flower arrangement I just scooped up. Wow!
At the end of the day I'll never know the reason why they were thrown out. Were they from a memorial service? Perhaps the flowers were the victim of someone asking for forgiveness & someone not accepting it. Maybe there was a very floral open house. But I can't spend my life questioning the motives of someone who tosses out hundreds of dollars worth of flowers.
This world is full of unanswered questions. We may struggle for all of our lives to figure out the answers, but sometimes you just have to enjoy the ride. In the end, I went out to get some veggie chips, so I could watch The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants alone on a Friday night & ended up with a stunning arrangement of 100 remarkable red roses subsequently followed by another large bouquet on Saturday.
It's times like these that you can never schedule or foresee. It's times like these that give you a story to last a lifetime & leave you feeling a joy that you didn't know you were missing. I don't know what happened to make someone throw these flowers out, but it made me happy.
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Wow, this is so cool and amazing. I love the stories you contrive, as they could all be the actual case.
These are beautiful! Whoever received those flowers clearly had a decent reason to throw them out. Seems very odd, but it makes for a great story! I don't even know where I'd put those...can you hang the roses up on a wall?!
Wow, this is crazy! They are beautiful too!
Those roses are so beautiful! Wow, what an amazing find!
Wow what a bizarre and beautiful thing to find in the dumpster! They must have been from a memorial service perhaps? It seems like such a waste to throw them out -- glad you gave them a forever life through the photos in your post!
Can't believe you found those arrangements in the trash! They're stunning!
Oh my goodness! This put's a whole new spin on one (wo)man's trash being another's treasure! I'm glad that these flowers got a second chance of making someone happy!
This is seriously amazing. By the looks of the second one it seems like they may be from a memorial service, but you definitely gave them life again. How interesting and beautiful!
I'm so glad you shared this on your blog! I like how these flowers were able to make you happy! I am sure the flowers were also happy to find a new home rather than wilt away in some dumpster! I do wonder what the story behind these flowers were though. You made me super curious! If only the flowers could speak to us and tell us why they ended up in the dumpster!
I feel like you've inspired all of us to be more observant of our surroundings! You never know what wonderful suprise you may come across on a walk home!
wow!! that's crazy and amazing at the same time at how you found these flowers! they are indeed very beautiful.
Their previous purpose matters not. These flowers were intended for you.
I think my favourite is the second arrangement, but can you imagine receiving that heart as a gesture?
oh wow! these are sooo beautiful! their loss your gain!
They look so beautiful & fresh too! They really do look like a memorial service kind of flowers. I'm glad you found them & was able to enjoy the beauty of flowers. What a waste to just toss them.
Those flowers look so great, I'm glad you were able to get them! Someone trash is someone else's treasure!
I would have scooped the flowers up as well. They are gorgeous.
Those flowers are so beautiful, that is such a lovely story!
Those flowers are beautiful and must cost a fortune!


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