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\section{introduction}
For finding new useful materials, we have to
make a plan of experiments and computer simulations
based on our current knowledge, and execute the plan.
After we renew our knowledge by adding their results,
we again have to make next plan and execute the next plan.
This cycle is repeated until we find new materials.
The purpose of the material informatics (MI) is
to make this cycle as efficient as possible
with minimum human efforts.
We are going to replace what human have to do
with what a computer system can do.

For MI, open database and open-source tools
become available today. These are going to be integrated as was
done in pymatgen \cite{ong_python_2013}, ASE \cite{hjorth_larsen_atomic_2017}, and so on.
Thanks to such open resources, we can perform theoretical research to accelerate MI.

The crystal structure database is one of the most fundamental part to support MI.
There are works to analyze crystal structure databases for MI
\cite{ganose_robocrystallographer_2019,zimmermann_local_2020}.
Recently, we have an open-source database, the crystal open database
(COD) \cite{vaitkus_validation_2021,quiros_using_2018,
merkys_codcifparser_2016,grazulis_crystallography_2012,grazulis_crystallography_2009}.
It now contains more than four-hundred thousands crystal information files (cifs).
In addition, tools to analyze the crystal structures are available as well.
One of the interesting tool is the Chemenv given by Waronquers et al.
\cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017,waroquiers_chemenv_2020}.
There are tools to specify local environments
\cite{ganose_robocrystallographer_2019,zimmermann_local_2020}.
Chemenv is one among them to specify the local environment of cations
by the coordination environments (CEs) in the crystal structures.
Chemenv is integrated in pymatgen.

The local environment of a cation,
that is, how a cation is surrounded by nearest neighbor (NN) oxygens
is specified by one in a list of CEs.
The list are illustrated in Figure 1 in Ref.\cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017}.
Specifying a CE gives more detailed description
about how a cation is surrounded than just specifing the coordination number (CN).
For example, one of CEs, ``T:4 Tetrahedral'', means that
we have four NN oxygens (CN=4) which surround the cation tetrahedrally.

In this paper, as a step along the line of MI, we give a bond-length analysis
classified by CEs which is given by Chemenv.
Our analysis is taken as a extension of the automated analysis of the CEs
given by Waronquers et at \cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017},
where they show pie chart each by each for ion species
to show frequencies of CEs in percentage.
We further resolve their pie chart along the axis of bond-length.

Bond-length analysis have been performed by other authors.
One of the latest work is given by Gagn\"e and Hawthorne by a series of papers
\cite{gagne_bond-length_2016,gagne_bond-length_2020}.
With the inorganic crystal structure database (ICSD), they show
the bond-length distribution classified by CN and
ionic valence given by the bond-valence sum (BVS) method
with their own parameters \cite{gagne_comprehensive_2015}.
In contrast to their works, we mainly show classified distribution
just by CEs determined by Chemenv.
Together with our results, we plot the bond lengths determined by Shannon's
crystal radius
where the bond length is given as the sum of the cation and oxygen crystal radii.

In Sec.\ref{sec:method}, we explain our method.
In Sec.\ref{sec:result}, we show results when cations are alkali,
alkali-earth, 3d and 4d transition-metal elements in oxides.
Then we show a discussion for the bond-length distribution classified
by ionic valence determined by BVS as was done by Gagn\"e and Hawthorne.
We have treated fluorite and nitride in the same manner,
although we put data of them in the supplemental material \cite{SM}.
In Appendix \ref{anionr}, we show an examination of the crystal radius of anions by
Shannon \cite{Shannon:a12967}.

\section{Method}
\label{sec:method}
We first choose a set of cif files of oxides satisfying following conditions in COD.
The cif files should be stoichiometric, and be measured at room temperature and
at ambient pressure; when a cif file contains tags on temperature and on pressure,
the file is picked up only when temperature range is 270 K -- 370 K while
the pressure range is 0 kPa -- 1000 kPa.
To pick up oxides made from oxygen and cations, we removed files including
right-side of p-block elements, N, F, P, S, Cl, As, Se, Br, Sb, Te, I, Bi, Po, and At
in addition to H and C.
Furthermore, cif files which Chemenv could not recognize is removed,
probably because of invalid cif files.
The total number of cif files in the set of oxides is 9265.

In advance to the bond-length analysis,
we have examined radii of anions as shown in Appendix \ref{anionr}.
Based on the analysis in Appendix, we confirmed that
the Shannon's crystal radius of oxygen is a reasonable choice.

We apply Chemenv to cif files in the set to get
bonds between atoms and to determine CEs.
$C_{\rm env}$ is the variable taking
a name in the list of CEs, that is, $C_{\rm env}$ equals one of
\{`S:1 Single neighbor',`L:2 Linear', `A:2 Angular',`TL:3 Trigonal plane',...\};
this list is shown in Figure 1 in Ref.\cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017}.
At cation site ${\bf R}$, Chemenv tells us the CE probabilities $P^{\bf R}(C_{\rm env})$;
for example, it tells us like
`` $P^{\bf R}(C_{\rm env})=80.0$\% for $C_{\rm env}=$`L:2' and
$P^{\bf R}(C_{\rm env})=20.0$\% for $C_{\rm env}=$`A:2' ''.
The algorithm to determine the probability $P^{\bf R}(C_{\rm env})$
is given in Eq.(1) around in Ref.\cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017}.

With the bond specified by ${\bf R} i$ where $i$ is the index to distinguish bonds starting from ${\bf R}$,
we calculate bond weight $w_{{\bf R} i}(C_{\rm env})$ for a bond ${\bf R} i$ as
\begin{eqnarray}
w_{{\bf R} i}(C_{\rm env}) = \frac{P^{\bf R}(C_{\rm env})}{N_{{\bf R}} N_{\rm cation}},
\label{eq:weight}
\end{eqnarray}
where $N_{\rm cation}$ is the number of cations in the primitive cell.
$N_{{\bf R}}$ is the number of bonds starting from the cation ${\bf R}$.
Thus the total weight is normalized to be
$1=\sum_{{\bf R} i} \sum_{C_{\rm env}} w_{{\bf R} i}(C_{\rm env})$.
That is, total weight of bonds from one cif file is unity.
We accumulate $w_{{\bf R} i}(C_{\rm env})$
to the histogram $H_s(l,C_{\rm env})$, where as $l$ is the bond length, $s$ is the species of
cation. We use 0.01 \AA \ for bin width of $l$.
In contrast, Gagn\"e and Hawthorne \cite{gagne_bond-length_2016} use a method to accumulate
a simple weight, unity for a bond, while they accumulate weight classified by CN in addition to by ion valence.
We just use \req{eq:weight} as a natural choice.
We do not claim priority of the weight
because of difficulty to judge the priority from the view of MI.

\section{Results}
\label{sec:result}
Fig.\ref{fig:LiBe} is for the bond-length distributions
of alkali and alkali-earth elements.
We show histograms $H_s(l,C_{\rm env})$, where we accumulate weights in \req{eq:weight}.
If we accumulate weight just by CEs neglecting bond-length,
the histograms are in agreement
with the pie charts in Ref.\cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017},
except the difference due to the difference of used database.
Very outliers shown in our histograms may be or may not be real
because of the validation procedures of cifs in COD
is still an ongoing problem \cite{vaitkus_validation_2021}.
For example, we actually found cif files of theoretical models,
however, we have not yet removed them because of the difficulty
to remove them systematically. Thus
our set of cif files should be refined more in future, however, we believe that
our overall results will not be altered by such refinement
because such refinements affect only to minor outlines.

We show classification to CEs by stacking histograms in order to have over-all view easily.
Our histograms show chemical trends of bond-length distribution quite well.
We see how the distribution changes for different elements.
For CN$>6$, we did not distinguish CE, just showing CN.
In our histograms, we resolve CN$<$7 into CEs \cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017}
as
\begin{itemize}
\item S:1 Single neighbor,
\item L:2 Linear, A:2 Angular
\item
TL:3 Trigonal plane, TY:3 Triangular non-coplanar, TS:3 T-shaped,
\item
T:4 Tetrahedron, S:4 Square plane, SY:4 Square non-coplanar, SS:4 See-saw,
\item
PP:5 Pentagonal plane, S:5 Square pyramid, T:5 Trigonal bipyramid,
\item
O:6 Octahedron, T:6 Trigonal prism, PP:6 Pentagonal pyramid,
\end{itemize}
where numbers show CN.

We see some differences from results from Gagn\"e and Hawthorne;
for example, Na-O for Fig.\ref{fig:LiBe} gives a little larger weight for larger bond length
than Figure 1 in Ref.\cite{gagne_bond-length_2016}, although overall features looks to show
reasonable agreements.
For example, length for CN=6 are distributed around 2.4 \AA\
in agreement with Figure 5 in Ref.\cite{gagne_bond-length_2016}.
The difference can be because of the difference of weight and how we define bonds.

We can observe chemical trend.
For Li and Na, we see relatively simple CEs, while K, Rb, Cs
show variety of CEs.
For Na, we see some amount of weights for both T:5 and S:5.
T:4 is dominant for Li and Be, while Li allows some varieties of CEs such as
SS:4 and O:6.
The length of Be (CN=4) calculated from Shannon's crystal radii $\sim 1.67$ \AA\
shown by the arrow only slightly larger
than the center of the bond-length distribution.
The calculated bond length from the radii show similar tendency for other cases.

\begin{figure*}[ht]
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=11cm]{Li.png}
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=11cm]{Be.png}
\caption{\label{fig:LiBe}
Bond length distribution for alkali and alkali-earth elements.
The coordination environments are colored as shown in the inset.
To distinguish similar colors for some CEs, pay attention to the staking orders;
we use the staking order in the inset.
The bond lengths calculated from Shannon's crystal radius are plotted together,
specified by arrows whereas numbers in the box show coordination numbers.
}
\end{figure*}

Figs.\ref{fig:ScFe} and \ref{fig:YRu} are for transition metals.
Our results can be compared with that by Gagn\"e and Hawthorne \cite{gagne_bond-length_2020}.
From the histogram, we can see chemical trends that was not resolved in the pie chart
in Ref.\cite{waroquiers_statistical_2017}.
The histogram changes as a function of atomic number, somehow systematically.
For example, the peaks of T:4 distribution for V, Cr, and Mn
are systematically decreasing.
Both Cr and V have peaks of CN=4 and CN=6 at similar lengths, but the widths of
distributions is quite narrower for Cr. We see some S:5 weights for V.
Histograms for Mn, Fe, Co, and Ni show a systematic changes;
two peaks of O:6 at $\sim$1.9 \AA\ and at $\sim$2.2 \AA\ for Mn may correspond
to two peaks at $\sim$1.95 \AA\ and at $\sim$2.1 \AA\ for Ni.
We see similarity between V and Mo, which belong to the different
column of periodic table. Ti and Nb show similarity as well. Sc and Zr, too.
From the view of material design, we may like examine
possibilities of atomic replacement.
For example, the distribution of Ru T:4 and that of Re T:4 is relatively similar,
while allows relatively wide range of length for T:4 for Fe.
This may suggest one of the condition for the replacement
of these atoms each other at T:4 in crystals.

\begin{figure*}[ht]
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=11cm]{Sc.png}
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=11cm]{Fe.png}
\caption{\label{fig:ScFe}
Bond length distribution for 3$d$ transition-metal elements.
See text in Fig.\ref{fig:LiBe}.
Two numbers below arrows in the box; upper numbers for coordination numbers, lower for ionic valence.}
\end{figure*}

\begin{figure*}[ht]
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=11cm]{Y.png}
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=11cm]{Ru.png}
\caption{\label{fig:YRu}
Bond length distribution for 4$d$ transition-metal elements.
See text in Fig.\ref{fig:ScFe}. }
\end{figure*}

Fig.\ref{fig:CVF} is further classification
of V, Fe and Cu of Fig.\ref{fig:ScFe} into ion valences,
which are determined by the BVS whose parameters are determined in Ref.
\cite{gagne_comprehensive_2015}.
This is in order to evaluate the idea of BVS.
Note that BVS is based on a simple idea to determine the charge
transfer via a bond between atoms as a function of length.
BVS differentiate Cu$^+$ and Cu$^{2+}$ well.
Based on the formula of BVS,
smaller valence means longer bond length and/or smaller CN.
Thus it is reasonable that CN=2 is mainly selected in the case of Cu$^+$.
We see that shorter bond length are selected for larger valences for Fe and V.

The valence given by BVS is just a parameter to measure how a cation is surrounded.
Longer bond length and less number of neighbors gives the same effects to BVS.
For example, we can keep the same BVS of a cation
when we move four neighbor oxygens away a cation
but move another two neighbor oxygens closer simultaneously;
BVS claims that such a move do not change the environment
of cation in the sense of valence. This sounds reasonable qualitatively,
however, we should note the limitation on BVS.

Our histograms have the information of bond length and CEs, without classified by BVS.
When we have a new material, its CEs and bond lengths are
compared with other materials so as to judge similarity and differences.
Our histograms should be a help to perform such comparison.

\begin{figure*}[ht]
\includegraphics[width=5.5cm]{Cu_valence_hist.png}
\includegraphics[width=5.5cm]{V_valence_hist.png}
\includegraphics[width=5.5cm]{Fe_valence_hist.png}
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=4cm]{Cu.png}
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=5cm]{Fe_2.png}
\includegraphics[width=18cm,height=7cm]{V.png}
\caption{\label{fig:CVF}
Bond length distribution of Cu, V, and Fe, resolved by ion valence.
Top three panels show the histogram of BVS; red broken lines are boundaries of
valence for the panels of Cu, V, and Fe.
Sum of the histograms for each elements reproduce Histograms in Fig.\ref{fig:ScFe}.
}
\end{figure*}

\section{Summary}
We have given the histograms of the bond-length distributions of COD,
classified by CEs.
Our histograms show systematic and non-systematic
features of the histograms dependent on species of cations.
Our analysis should be a clue to use the bond-weight distribution
as the finger print of materials.
From the opposite point of view, our challenge is to predict crystal structures
as accurate as possible for given composition formula.
We believe such ability of prediction can be enhanced
with further analysis of crystal structure database along the line
of our analysis.

\ \\
We thank to Prof. Masami Kanzaki for helpful discussions, especially for BVS.
This work was partly supported by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 17K05499.

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Primary granulocytic sarcoma presenting as a lumbar plexopathy in a nonleukemic patient
Mishaal Talish1, Boby Varkey Maramattom1, Nanda Kacchare2
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A 57-year old male patient presented with progressive pain and weakness in the right lower limb for the last 2 months. He was a known case of psoriatic arthritis on treatment with methotrexate for the past 2 years. Examination revealed weakness of right hip flexion, knee extension, ankle dorsiflexion, and inversion (Grade 2/5). Sensory exam was normal. Right knee jerk was absent. Flexion, adduction, and internal rotation of the right hip (FAIR) test was positive. Computed tomography (CT) of the abdomen and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed diffused enlargement of the entire right iliopsoas muscle [Figure 1]. Ultrasonography (USG)-guided biopsy showed a malignant round cell neoplasm infiltrating the skeletal muscle [Figure 2]. Positron emission tomography (PET)-CT showed focal hypermetabolism in the region of the lesion without any other abnormalities. The bone marrow biopsy was normal. A diagnosis of a primary extramedullary myeloid tumor (primary granulocytic sarcoma [GS]) was made. The patient underwent 10 cycles of chemotherapy, with shrinkage of the tumor and almost complete relief of his symptoms. Granulocytic sarcoma (GS), also known as myeloid sarcoma or chloroma [due to its green color attributed to the enzyme myeloperoxidase (MPO)], is a tumoral lesion of immature granulocytic cells. It represents a rare extramedullary presentation of an underlying hematological malignancy.[1],[2],[3] It is most commonly associated with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) with an incidence rate of 3–5%.[4],[5],[6],[7] GS can occur prior to, concurrently with, or as a relapse of AML after stem cell therapy.[2],[3] It may rarely be detected before AML (primary, isolated, or nonleukemic GS). However, it invariably progresses to a myeloproliferative disorder (MPD). Paradoxically, isolated GS has a worse outcome than GS associated with MPD.[4] The interval between its diagnosis and progression to AML is 1–49 months.[5] The median age of presentation of GS is 36 years.[7] Common locations affected by GS include the bone, soft tissue as well as skin. Rarely, the disease also involves the brain and genitourinary (GU) system.[2],[3] The differential diagnoses include non Hodgkin's lymphoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, neuroblastoma, and osteosarcoma.[5]
Figure 1: (a) Contrast enhanced CT (CECT) scan of the abdomen shows diffuse enlargement of the right iliopsoas muscle, having a heterogeneous appearance without necrosis or enhancement. (b and c). T1 MRI coronal sections showing a large homogeneous, mass lesion predominantly involving the right iliopsoas muscle with diffusion restriction and patchy enhancement. (d and e) T2-weighted MRI; lesion exhibits mild hyperintensity. The major bulk of the right psoas muscle is displaced anteriorly by the lesion with the presence of focal infiltration. Medially, the lesion extends till the right paravertebral region with possible compression/infiltration of the right lumbar plexus
Figure 2: Core biopsy of the mass with neoplasm infiltrating the skeletal muscle showing (a) a diffuse sheet of malignant round cells (inset). Immunohistochemistry shows a strong positive staining for leucocytic common antigen (b); CD117 (c), focal myeloperoxidase (d); CD163 (e), CD43 (f), scattered cells for CD68 (g). Tumor cells show a negative staining for CD3 (h), CD20 (i), and CD34 (j) and a high Ki67 proliferation index (k)
An underlying immunosuppressive state plays a role in tumorigenesis. Some studies indicate that the onset of GS could occur due to long-term treatment with drugs such as methotrexate.[9] Our patient was on methotrexate for 2 years, suggesting a possible causative factor.
Involvement of the peripheral nervous system is very rare in GS with a few reports of brachial plexopathy or sciatica.[3],[7] The most common symptoms are attributed to compression of the surrounding structures, often associated with pain and/or abnormal bleeding.[2] The computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can localize and differentiate the tumor from an abscess or hemorrhage, with MRI being the gold standard.[2] GS appears isointense on T1-weighted MRI sequences and has intermediate signal density on T2-weighted images.[6] The positron emission tomography (PET)-CT is also useful in the localization as well as in the detection of concurrent lesions, and monitoring of the response to treatment.[1],[7]
Histopathological examination shows medium-to-large sized pleomorphic cells with irregular nuclear outlines, prominent nucleoli, and finely dispersed chromatin with an eosinophilic cytoplasm. There is partial-to-complete obliteration of the surrounding tissue architecture.[8] Immunohistochemistry commonly shows cluster of differentiation (CD)-68 KP1 positivity followed by myeloperoxidase, CD117, CD99, CD68, lysozyme, CD34, terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase (Tdt), CD56, and CD61 positivity.[2],[8],[9]
Treatment for GS employs regimens used in AML remission- induction therapy. At present, systemic chemotherapy is advocated for all patients to decrease the rate of progression to AML and increase the survival rates.[1],[2],[4] Surgical removal or decompression is indicated in massive tumors or in spinal cord compression.
Neoplastic lumbar plexopathy occurs in approximately 0.71% of cancer patients.[9] Lumbosacral plexopathy may manifest due to the presence of the primary tumor as well as metastasis, or secondary to radiation therapy. MRI is the imaging modality of choice in GS. In conclusion, we present the first case of GS presenting as a lumbar plexopathy. GS should be considered in the differential diagnosis of mass lesions that result in a compressive plexopathy.
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[.closest()](#closest) get the first ascendant that matches the selector

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Child solicitation case against Hagerstown man dismissed
RICHMOND, Ind. — A child solicitation charge against a Hagerstown man has been dismissed at the request of the prosecution.
Court records show an April 3 disposition date for the case against Travis J. Bowman, 34, meaning the case is closed. The owner of Hagerstown's Bowman Bakery had been charged with Level 5 felony child solicitation.
Prosecutor Mike Shipman filed a motion March 26 for Judge David Kolger to dismiss the case. Shipman said that proving the case depended on the accuser, who has since been arrested for burglary and counterfeiting. Shipman noted those arrests would undermine the accuser's credibility.
►Hearing: Bakery owner allegedly offered 14-year-old boy $100 for sex act
►Bowman Bakery raid in Hagerstown results in no charges
The motion also says the accuser stated during a deposition that he told Bowman he was 15 years old when the alleged crime occurred. The accuser had not informed police officers or 911 of that.
As such, Shipman's motion said that there now is insufficient evidence to prove the alleged crime during trial.
Bowman was arrested May 9 on an arrest warrant issued by Kolger, who found probable cause for the charge. Bowman posted $1,500 of a $15,000 bond to secure his release from the Wayne County Jail.
Bowman was accused of offering a 14-year-old boy $100 to engage in sexual conduct, according to an affidavit of probable cause. The boy called 911 for help after refusing the offer.
The accuser said the man who allegedly propositioned him was driving an orange Ford Mustang GT, the affidavit said. He then identified Bowman from a photograph, and Bowman had a 2016 orange Ford Mustang GT registered to him in Indiana.
The charge that has been dismissed was not related to a previous investigation involving Bowman, officials say. The bakery, a storage facility and a residence were served with search warrants Jan. 24, 2018, after the three-month investigation by local, state and federal officials. That case was closed by Hagerstown police with no charges being filed.
Bowman, a trained pastry chef, opened his bakery during 2009 at 48 S. Perry St. in Hagerstown. That location is currently closed until further notice, according to an answering machine message, but the bakery also provides wholesale service to other businesses, such as convenience stores.


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EXPRESS INFORMER > News & Politics > Cats WILL eat a dead human, experts find after observing two felines munch on remains
Cats WILL eat a dead human, experts find after observing two felines munch on remains
It seems maggots are not the only creatures with a taste for human flesh – cats also enjoy dining on the dead.
While studying how human bodies decompose, researchers observed two feral felines feasting on the corpses left outside Colorado Mesa University's Forensic Investigation Research Station for nearly 35 days straight.
Although the pair had more than 40 different bodies to choose from, they returned to the same body each night – one was a 70-year-old man and the other a 79-year-old woman.
Researchers found the cats preferred soft tissue, especially in the shoulder and arm,
However, team noted that these patterns are more like a bobcat scavenging for food rather than that of domestic cats.
While studying how human bodies decompose, researcher observed two felines feasting on the corpses left outside Colorado Mesa University's Forensic Investigation Research Station for nearly 35 days straight (file image)
The Colorado Mesa University's Forensic Investigation Research Station is a facility known as a 'body farm' that uses donated corpses for research and teaching.
Scientists and students document what happens to rotting human remains in order to help law enforcement, coroners and medical examiners determine 'what is natural that happens to a body and what is not natural,' said Melissa Connor, a forensic anthropology professor who is director of the station, The Washington Post reported.
The team was learning about how human bodies decompose, which they placed outside of the 'body farm', then documented and photographed what they observed.
However, they spotted two feral cats wandering into the area savaging for food. The cats did not travel together.
The study reports that a 'striped cat' breached security and was observed consuming a body that belonged to a 79-year old woman.
The team placed the body under a cage so not to disturb their own study, which kept the cat away until the cage was taken off – the striped animal returned shortly after to munch on the body.
Researchers found the cats preferred soft tissue of the shoulder and arm, differential consumption of tissue layers and superficial defects. However, team noted that these patterns are more like a bobcat scavenging for food rather than that of domestic cats (file image)
A second cat, which was all-black, came trotting along shortly after, but scientists let him have a go until he had his fill.
This feline chose the remains of a 70-year-old man that was outside the facility for almost a week.
Researchers found it had a taste for the left side of the body, preferring the arm and abdomen. Experts found that although the cats had a buffet of more than 40 bodies from which to choose, each one returned to the corpse it had selected again and again.
And the two also showed a preference to soft tissue that had previously been damaged.
'The main theory is that cats are, like, picky eaters. Once they find a food that they like, they'll stick with it,' said Garcia, the lead author on the paper, which was published in the Journal of Forensic Sciences.
The claw marks left behind on the bodies are deemed to be 'scientifically valuable' because this activity is rarely documented – but they are not rare themselves.
'Any coroner or medical examiner will tell you of cases where a body was shut up with a pet that scavenged the owner eventually,' Connor said.
A cat behavior researcher at the University of California at Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, Mikel Delgado, was not also surprised by this behavior.
She wrote in her blog about a time when she was working at an animal shelter and 'a cat that came in when her owner had died, and the report said that she'd eaten the person's nose,' said Delgado, who wrote on her blog about the Colorado scavenging.
'It's not a behavior problem. It's just a fact of life.'
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This article was written by Raimo Ahola, chief executive officer of Beamex.
The need for calibration from the viewpoint of the reliability, repeatability, and accuracy of a measurement has been around for thousands of years, with various requirements and "controlling" systems. In today's calibration environment, there are basically two types of "official" requirements for calibration: International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards and regulatory requirements. The greatest difference between the two is simple-ISO standards are optional, and regulatory requirements are mandatory.
A small human error or the failure of an instrument in a pharmaceuticals plant could adversely affect the health of thousands of people. This is why pharmaceutical manufacturing is one of the most stringent, highly regulated industries in the world. The third, newest, and ever-increasing requirement for calibration – or more precisely, requirement for the implementation of a calibration solution-stems from the demand for higher efficiency, reliability, and quality of all industrial processes. Fewer people must do more with fewer errors and less paperwork. Efficient automated calibration procedures together with the most advanced integrated solution are the best way to tackle the challenge.
During the past few years, we have conducted wide global surveys of process manufacturing companies to identify the main challenges in calibration in various industrial sectors. A high proportion of the respondents have agreed that documentation related to instrument calibration takes much time and effort. More than a third of respondents have said that "documentation errors," which closely relate to the overall quality and accuracy of calibration records, were an issue for their organization.
Regardless of the type of company, a higher level of integration and automation is in the top three of all responses. All this is understandable, taking into consideration the following: A large production plant can have thousands of instruments that require calibration. If they need to be calibrated once a year, thousands of calibration reports are needed. In addition, all of those calibrations must be planned around normal workflow, and information about all instruments must be documented.
The traditional method of calibration management – using pen and paper – is still the most common. Once the report is written, it is put into an archive. This method is time consuming, fraught with errors, and unhelpful for later analysis of the information. Another common method is self-made, computer-based systems, such as an Excel file. Information is stored in an electronic format, but the process of documenting calibration information is still slow and prone to human error.
At this very moment, many companies are dealing with challenges, such as the need to simplify and streamline work processes, cut production downtime, and eliminate double work. These challenges exist in every function, and they all can be tackled by improving the level of system integration and automation. Calibration systems are no different. They can no longer be considered isolated, stand-alone systems or work processes within a company or a production plant.
Just like any other business function, calibration procedures need to be more streamlined, automated, and integrated to achieve improvements in quality and efficiency. An integrated calibration solution is integrated in several directions. Calibration software, which is used for planning, documenting, and managing calibration assets and procedures, is at the heart of the calibration system. The most significant form of integration is between calibration software and documenting calibrators. This combination alone automates many calibration and documentation procedures. The second type of integration is between the calibration system and maintenance management systems. This integration ensures that the calibration system is an integral part of the company's management system.
I have no doubt that the future of calibration includes a higher level of integration and automation.
Raimo Ahola, Ph.D. (Eng.), is the chief executive officer of Beamex. Beamex is a worldwide provider of integrated calibration solutions that meet the most demanding requirements of process instrumentation. Beamex offers a comprehensive range of products and services: from portable calibrators to workstations, calibration accessories, calibration software, industry-specific solutions, and professional services.


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"G.I. Joe: Retaliation," like most action movies, is the type of film where if one expects any more than a full-out gun show, they will certainly be disappointed. Despite the intense action sequences, the unimpressive acting inhibits the audience from buying into the story.
The story that strings together this film's numerous action scenes surrounds an elite United States military combat unit known as the G.I. Joes. Specifically, the film follows three of the group's prominent members, Roadblock (Dwayne Johnson), Flint (D.J. Cotrona) and Lady Jaye (Adrianne Palicki), who are left to fend for themselves after the rest of their troop is killed in an ambush. In an effort to avenge their fallen friends, the crew sets out to find who tried to wipe out the Joes. Along the way they find the Joes' original commander, General Joseph Colton (Bruce Willis), who comes out of retirement to help them battle their greatest enemy, Cobra Commander, who is played by Luke Bracey and voiced by Robert Baker.
The acting does not provide much depth. Johnson gives a typical performance as the big brutish leader of the remaining Joes. The former WWE star's acting is highly reminiscent of the macho man typecast he is usually associated with, though that is by no means a bad thing. Also of note is Willis, who adds several instances of unexpected humor to the otherwise serious film, such as when the aged character reveals an impressive collection of weaponry hidden throughout his home.
The predictability of the plot and the lack of authentic emotion are areas where this film falters. The movie attempts to provide unexpected twists but aligns with the stereotypical movie structure, where, against the odds, the good guys triumph in the end. The emotional attempts that are made, such as with the pain felt by Johnson at the loss of the fallen Joes, comes off as forced.
In terms of the directing, Jon M. Chu was able to choreograph highly memorable and extreme action sequences that are filled to the brim with intensity. This exuberant energy is a large part of what helps take this film above the level of typical action movies. Whether the team is fighting ninjas on a mountainside or modern-day soldiers, the action stands out. One of the most original aspects of Chu's direction is his ability to execute these long fighting episodes within his film without them ever coming off as boring.
If "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" is going to be compared to any intense dramatic film, it will fall short with its low performance quality and lack of emotional depth. Ultimately, "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" is an action film with a plot thrown in rather than a story filled with action.


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Bay Area political events: Congressional town hall, immigration
Local // Politics
Chronicle staff report Feb. 1, 2019
Carmen Herreria holds an American flag before the start of a march denouncing the border wall and calling for immigration reform in El Paso, Texas, on Jan. 26.
Photo: PAUL RATJE;Paul Ratje / AFP / Getty Images
Upcoming political events in the Bay Area.
Rep. Ro Khanna: Fremont Democratic congressman holds a town hall meeting. Kennedy High School round room-theater, 7:30 p.m., 39999 Blacow Road, Fremont. RSVP and more information here..
Tim Redmond: 48 Hills editor Tim Redmond discusses the new San Francisco Board of Supervisors, homelessness and housing crises and national politics. Sponsored by First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco. Free. 9:30 a.m., 1187 Franklin St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Indivisible S.F.: General meeting. New members welcome. 1 p.m., the Women's Building, 3543 18th St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Jose Antonio Vargas: Journalist and activist discusses immigration reform and being undocumented in America. $6. 6:30 p.m. Manny's, 3092 16th St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Segregation by Design: UC Merced political science Professor Jessica Trounstine discusses her book "Segregation by Design: Local Politics and Inequality in American Cities." $5. 7 p.m., O'Malley Hall, St. Kevin's Catholic Church, 704 Cortland Ave., San Francisco. More information is here.
Government-engineered segregation: Richard Rothstein, distinguished fellow at the Economic Policy Institute and the Haas Institute at UC Berkeley, discusses his book "The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America." Free. 5 p.m., Touro University California, Lander Hall, Room B, 1557 Azuar Dr., Vallejo. More information is here.
Robert Reich: Writer, public policy professor and former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich discusses his new book, "The Common Good," in a benefit for KPFA-FM. $12 advance tickets. First Congregational Church of Berkeley, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley. More information is here.
Chris Christie: Former GOP governor of New Jersey discusses his new book, "Let Me Finish," and his relationship with President Trump. $30 for non-Commonwealth Club members, $10 for students. 6:30 p.m., 110 Embarcadero, San Francisco. More information is here.
Stacey Abrams campaign: Ashley Robinson, political director of Stacey Abrams' campaign for Georgia governor, and Genny Castillo, director of the campaign's Latinx constituency efforts, discuss the lessons they learned and how to engage people of color in the political process. Sponsored by Democracy Labs. Free. 6:30 p.m. at Manny's, 3092 16th St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Food and politics: A lunchtime conversation about nutrition policy and research, scientific conflicts of interest, the upcoming dietary guidelines, global food systems and more. With Marion Nestle, author of "Unsavory Truth: How Food Companies Skew the Science of What We Eat," and Laura Schmidt, PhD, health policy professor at UCSF. Free. Noon, Lange Room, UCSF library, fifth floor, 530 Parnassus Ave., San Francisco. More information is here.
2020 groundwork: Planning for progressive voter registration drive in advance of next year's elections. 4:30-7:30 p.m., Carpenters Local Union, 647 Lindaro St., San Rafael. More information is here.
Red-blue workshop: A workshop designed to bring conservatives and liberals together for a day that of structured conversations, with a focus on listening and reflecting rather than debating and persuading. Sponsored by the Better Angels Alliance of San Francisco. Free. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 101 Lombard St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Creating a peaceful school: A conference on supporting youth. Keynote speaker is Lauren Markham, auhor and community school program manager at Oakland International High School. Sponsored by Mount Diablo Peace and Justice Center. $50, $10 for students. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Our Savior's Lutheran Church, 1035 Carol Lane, Lafayette. More information is here.
Workers rights: Socialist analysis and discussion of the U.S. ruling class attacks on workers here and abroad. Sponsored by San Francisco Party for Socialism and Liberation. $3-$10 donation. 7 p.m., 2969 Mission St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Women, ritual and ecology in India: A discussion with Vandana Shiva, an Indian scholar, environmental activist and food sovereignty advocate, and Vijaya Nagarajan, an associate professor in the theology/religious studies department and environmental studies program at the University of San Francisco. Benefit for KPFA-FM. $12. 7:30 p.m. First Congregational Church of Berkeley, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley. More information is here.
Criminal justice reform: Jessica Jackson, national director and co-founder of #Cut50, discusses the newly enacted federal criminal justice reform legislation. Sponsored by the American Constitution Society, Bay Area chapter. Free. 6 p.m., Manny's, 3092 16th St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Sisters in Crime: Panel discussion featuring suspense author JoAnn Ainsworth, Asian art scholar Nancy Tingley, scriptwriter Diana Chambers, gender studies Professor Emerita Judith Newton and noir writer Andrew MacRae. Benefit for the Sunnyvale-Cupertino chapter of the American Association of University Women. $15. 7 p.m., Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church, Soule Hall, 728 Fremont Ave., Sunnyvale. More information is here.
New citizen voting: Democracy Action volunteers will register new citizens to vote following swearing-in ceremonies. Two sessions, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Paramount Theatre, 2025 Broadway, Oakland. More information is here.
Regulatory hacking: A discussion with Evan Burfield, author of "Regulatory Hacking: A Playbook for Startups," and Tim O'Reilly, Code for America board member and founder of O'Reilly Media. $15. 5:30 p.m.. Manny's, 3092 16th St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Ben Rosenfield: San Francisco's controller discusses city finances. Free. 6:30 p.m. Manny's, 3092 16th St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Gloria Steinem: Feminist leader in conversation with Favianna Rodriguez, moderated by Lauren Schiller. $20. 7 p.m., Castro Theatre, 429 Castro St., San Francisco. More information is here.
State Sen. Scott Wiener: San Francisco legislator holds a town hall meeting in the Richmond District. Noon, Richmond Recreation Center, 251 18th Ave., San Francisco. More information is here.
Black History Month discussion: San Francisco workers organizing against racist and sexist harassment on their jobs speak out, including Brenda Barros, SEIU 2021 chapter president; representatives of Erase Racism and Strength in Numbers, a worker-led Water Department group; and plumber Amy Gray-Schlink, with the Freedom Socialist Party. 1 p.m. lunch, 2:30 p.m. program. Door donation $3-$5, lunch donation $10. New Valencia Hall, 747 Polk St., San Francisco. More information is here.
New Cold War: A discussion of the new conflicts between the United States and Russia, with Russia scholar Stephen Cohen and Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor and publisher of the Nation magazine. Benefit for KPFA-FM. $12. First Congregational Church, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley. More information is here.
Podcast Club: Like a book club, only with podcasts. The Ballot, a group for women who want to make a political change, will release a mix of political, fun, satirical and intellectually stimulating podcasts in advance for discussion. Free. 7 p.m., Manny's, 3092 Mission St., San Francisco. More information is here.
Andrew McCabe: Former FBI deputy director speaks at the Commonwealth Club. $30 for nonmembers, $10 for students. Noon, 110 Embarcadero, San Francisco. More information is here.
John Lanchester, Michael Lewis: Lanchester, author of "The Wall," and Lewis, author of "The Fifth Risk," in conversation at the Commonwealth Club. 6:30 p.m. $30 for nonmembers, $10 for students. 110 Embarcadero, San Francisco. More information is here.
To list an event, email Politics Editor Trapper Byrne at tbyrne@sfchronicle.com
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The Queensland Government has just released the latest round of the Small Business Digital Grants Program. This program offers grants of up to $10,000, matched by the applicant, to help build digital capability.
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Dr. Paulo Herrero
PT, PhD European Mention
Course: Neuromuscular Dry Needing
Dr. Pablo Herrero is Head of Research at iPhysio Research Group and Lecturer at San Jorge University. He holds a doctorate in Physical Therapy from Zaragoza University (Spain) with European Mention after spending a research stage at Keele University (UK). Dr. Herrero is specialist in invasive techniques, teaching about dry needling for the treatment of myofascial pain at pre-graduate (San Jorge University) and post- graduate courses in different countries.
He is the author of DNHS® technique and method, a dry needling technique to treat spasticity, which has been expanded to different countries all through the world. He is also inventor of the patented 3TOOL®, an innovative tool to help physios with treatments and also for self-treatment.
He is also President of the Association for Research in Motor Handicap (AIDIMO) and Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Invasive Techniques in Physical Therapy.
Dr. Sanja Schreiber
Regional Schroth Instructor, PhD. RKin
Course: International Schroth Three Dimensional Scoliosis Therapy.
Sanja Schreiber is a clinician, researcher and an international ISST Schroth Instructor, appointed as an Adjunct Professor of Physical Therapy, in the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine at University of Alberta in Edmonton Canada. She is the Owner/Director of Curvy Spine – Scoliosis & Kyphosis Specialty Centre that exclusively focuses on care of patients with spinal deformities and training of physiotherapists interested in specialized therapy for scoliosis. Dr Schreiber completed her PhD in Rehabilitation Medicine at University of Alberta, Canada, MSc. Sports Medicine and Kinesitherapy, and BSc. Kinesitherapy degrees at University of Novi Sad, Serbia. Dr Schreiber's research focuses on the effects of Schroth Physiotherapeutic Scoliosis Specific Exercises for scoliosis. Dr Schreiber is the Chair of International Society on Scoliosis Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Treatment (SOSORT) Education Committee and a SOSORT Board member. She authored 3 SOSORT award publications focusing on the effect the Schroth exercises and co-authored SOSORT 2016 Guidelines.
Dr. Chong Ching Ng
Specialist Physiotherapist and Osteopath, DMT, MSc. PT & DO
Course: Clinical Manual Therapy with Osteopathy Techniques
Dr. Chong Ching Ng graduated as a physiotherapist in Australia in 1999 and has been working in different settings mostly with clients with neuro-musculoskeletal pain and dysfunctions. Having a strong interest in manual therapy has led him to continually study different schools of manual therapy and he is the first manual physiotherapist with osteopathic qualification in Singapore. The application of osteopathic physiotherapy has allowed him to help sufferers with complex conditions, of which neither physiotherapy nor osteopathy alone can treat as effectively. Dr. Chong Ching Ng has since then completed his postgraduate degree in Doctor of Manual Therapy in The Ola Grimsby Institute in USA. Dr. Chong Ching has a huge passion for his work and reckons that his existence as a clinician is solely for patients, believing in his motto "the hands that serve the sufferers". Dr. Chong Ching brings with him a very unique combination of knowledge and teaching skills that provides participants a well rounded learning experience
Marc J.H. Schmitz
Founder & CEO, Specialist Physiotherapist, MSc. PT
Course: Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
During his MSc. at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Marc's interest in functional human anatomy grew tremendously while dissecting and studying cadavers. It was here that his interest in observing functional human anatomy in "real time" peaked, which led to the start of embracing musculoskeletal ultrasound. After completing numerous courses and attending conferences on the topic, he started developing his own course and SonoSkills was formed in 2010. Since then SonoSkills has taught its courses all over the European continent, as well as in Africa and the Middle East. The team consists out of 20 expert trainers that speak over nine languages in total.
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DPT(USA), MSc(UK) & BSc Honours(UK)
Course: Pilates Comprehensive Teaching Program
Dr. Peh Yan Soo completed her undergraduate studies in Queen Margaret University, UK with an Upper Class BSc.(Hons) in Physiotherapy in 2008. Since graduating, she has worked in a broad variety of healthcare settings in Singapore, United Kingdom and United Arab Emirates. In 2011, Dr. Peh Yan Soo pursued her postgraduate MSc. study with a focus on evidence-based practice in University of East London and was awarded with a Distinction. Continuing her passion for education, she has completed a Doctoral Degree program in the USA in 2017. Dr. Peh Yan Soo founded the Movement Therapy Studio | Seminars in Dubai in 2013 which focuses on providing post graduate world class education and training to medical, healthcare and fitness professionals. Peh Yan is also a clinical Pilates instructor in matwork and reformer equipment. She enjoys regular fitness training and promotes health and wellness to help people stay healthy, improve their health or reach their personal health goals. She also went on to open a specialized fitness studio which focuses on optimising posture and well-being, being the first of it's kind in the United Arab Emirates.


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Perfect Nonsense: The Chaotic Comics and Goofy Games of George Carlson
Perfect Nonsense tells the complete story behind one of the most innovative and under-rated Golden Age artists, classic children's illustrators, and nonsense poets in American history. For more than 50 years, George Carlson created thousands of distinctive and dynamic cartoons, comics, riddles, and games that thrilled both children and adults with their fanciful spirit and nonsensical humor. There has never been a career retrospective of this startling cartoonist and illustrator ― until now! Carlson's inspired cartoons ― ranging from the intellectual to the surreal ― place him at home with not only acknowledged masters of American humor like George Herriman, S. J. Perelman, Milt Gross, Bill Holman, and Jack Kent, but also globally celebrated absurdists like Beckett, Pirandello, and his life-long inspiration, Lewis Carroll.
The Art of Jim Flora
The High Fidelity Art of Jim Flora is the definitive anthology of the maestro's visual compositions, reflecting jazz, classical, and Latin music. Regarding his jam-packed canvases Flora once said he "couldn't stand a static space." There's nothing static about the images in The High Fidelity Art: they wail, dance, bounce, and swing from the chandeliers. Flora had a knack for grooving w


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Yahoo and Best Buy: The CEO departure effect
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Former Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson's resume fudging seemingly hasn't hurt the company's consumer reputation in the US anywhere as much as the double whammy of Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn's April resignation followed by the chairman's departure in May.
As a matter of fact, Yahoo's early April layoffs appear to have had a bigger negative impact on the brand than Thompson's resignation the following month. Even those layoffs did not bring down Yahoo's reputation to the same levels as where Best Buy has sunk twice in the past few months.
Comparing Yahoo and Best Buy may reflect not only the divergent strengths of both brands, but how the differing natures of how these C-level executive episodes impacted their consumer reputations: lying on a resume versus a married man in a possible affair with a female employee.
At the beginning of April, both Yahoo and Best Buy were at comparable reputation levels, but it all changed quickly after that. More than two months later, Yahoo's consumer reputation is considerably ahead of Best Buy's.
Yahoo's reputation bounced back quickly after the April layoffs and only experienced mild bumpiness in the 11 days then-CEO Thompson was under the gun for his college credentials.
On the other hand, when Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn resigned under the cloud of an "inappropriate relationship" with a female employee – at about the same time as the Yahoo layoffs -- the chain's reputation sunk considerably below Yahoo. Best Buy slowly recovered to Yahoo levels from mid-April to mid-May, only to fall back hard again when founder Richard Schulze stepped down for not handling the Dunn affair to the board's liking.
Yahoo and Best Buy were measured using YouGov BrandIndex's reputation score, which asks respondents, "Would you be proud or embarrassed to work for this brand?"
YouGov BrandIndex measurement scores range from 100 to -100 and are compiled by subtracting negative feedback from positive. A zero score means equal positive and negative feedback.
On April 2nd, Yahoo and Best Buy had nearly the same reputation scores, with the former at 30 and the latter at 31. Yahoo's layoffs brought it down to a 26 score ten days later, while Best Buy dropped to 21 on April 13th.
Yahoo's post-layoff rebound brought it back up to a 37 score by the end of April. When CEO Thompson resigned, the score slid to a modest 34 and then back up to 37. Yahoo's current reputation score is 34.
Best Buy rebounded from Dunn's resignation back up to a 34 score in mid-May, when it very briefly equaled Yahoo's score. However, just after the founder's announcement its reputation quickly dropped again and is currently at 24.
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He's Free! Gucci the Cow Got Out of Tik Tok Jail
Kerri Mac Published: October 29, 2021
Courtesy of Mason Corkery via TiK ToK
You probably know Gucci the cow and Mason from their popular videos that took the country by storm. The duo really took off when Corkery went on a trip with the bovine to Dairy Queen. That video got almost five million views overnight. Ever since this major hit, Corkery's followers have encouraged him to take his now 11-month old cow on different adventures.
One of the most popular ones involved a visit to Chick-Fil-A.
Mason Corkery via Tik Tok
One outing involved Mason, Gucci, and Starbucks. Children came up to the window to get a chance to pet the gentle giant. Just like his previous visit to Dairy Queen, Gucci went for a pup cup.
In one video, Mason puts a cowboy hat and cowboy boots on the famous cow. Dressed to the nines, am I right?
Corkery decided that little Gucci is a full-grown cow now. So, naturally, he decides to take him to a strip club. Specifically Flirts Gentleman's Club in Waterloo, because Gucci is of course a gentle-cow.
Earlier this week Corkery's account was banned for multiple community guidelines violations. Some content that would go against the guidlines include hateful behavior, slurs, use of weapons or controlled substances.
The content creator revealed that he was banned for a ridiculous reason.
"...just an example of some of the absurd violation allegations, every time my appeal had overturned any restrictions they imposed," Corkery explained.
courtesy of Mason Corkery via Facebook
The ban usually restricts creators from accessing or posting on their account, but followers can still watch the content on the channel.
Late Thursday evening, Corkery revealed that he now has full access to his account. Corkery and his manager reached out to the Tik Tok legal team that morning, and after going back and forth over email they were able to "iron things out."
The entire situation was clearly very frustrating for the Jesup resident. He has been flagged several times on his channel, and just like this time has always been able to come out on top.
"Censorship sensitivity is walking a fine line on the app," Corkery said.
See Inside Roseanne Barr's Eldon Mansion
Roseanne Barr was set to make a home in Iowa. She and her then-husband Tom Arnold were in the midst of building a mansion in Eldon. It was put on hold when the couple eventually split up. This left a beautiful, unfinished, and kind of spooky mansion behind.
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Burlington, IA is just one hundred and fifty miles away from Waterloo and a hundred miles away from Cedar Rapids is one of the most see attractions for tourists. Ripley's Believe It or Not! voted Snake Alley as the #1 Odd Spot in America.
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Will Smith: Being kind isn't 'complicated'
Will Smith says being kind isn't "complicated" as he surprised three high school students on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
The 50-year-old star spoke to three Memphis high school students after youngsters Kristopher and Antwain surprised classmate Michael with some new clothes after he was bullied for wearing the same outfit everyday.
Appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Will said: "What you did felt small to you, but I promise you that is exactly how human beings are supposed to interact with one another. It's not more complicated than that. Somebody is having a hard time and you help them. It's that simple."
'You saw that you were laughing and you were part of it and you stopped and self-corrected.'
— Will Smith
The Aladdin actor also pointed out how Kristopher showed personal growth when he decided to help after realizing "laughing" at Michael wasn't the right thing to do.
He added: "What was really big also was the self-correct. You saw that you were laughing and you were part of it and you stopped and self-corrected."
The three were given swag bags from Will's upcoming collection, with all 600 students at their school getting some New Balance gear as well. To top off the feelings of goodwill, Ellen revealed Shutterfly was giving each of the three boys US $10,000.
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Don't Squeeze the Garmin
If you were wondering whether there was any election cyber shenanigans going on, the Washington Post ("WAPO") is reporting that Facebook has already purged over 800 U.S. accounts and pages for pushing political spam.
WAPO points out that in doing so, Facebook is potentially wading into politically treacherous waters, because some of those accounts had been in existence for years and had amassed millions of followers on both sides of the aisle.
At stake is the company's future ability to operate with minimal government scrutiny: Prominent Republican and Democratic politicians now say Facebook should be regulated more heavily if it cannot control a growing list of abuses, including foreign meddling, the spread of misleading news — and if it abuses its power to censor, as conservatives have repeatedly alleged.
Still long on Facebook, much?
Meanwhile, back in the entertainment realm, here's a creepy but interesting one for you. Amy Winehouse is coming back to life and going out on tour as a hologram.
Proceeds from the tour will go toward the Amy Winehouse Foundation, which is dedicated to drug and alcohol abuse awareness and prevention among young people.
The tour is being produced by BASE Hologram, which uses holographic film technology to produce live entertainment tours and attractions worldwide, in partnership with the Winehouse family.
The tour will featured digitally remastered arrangements of the British singer's hits — including "Rehab," "Back to Black" and "Valerie" — with Winehouse's hologram backed by a live band, singers and "theatrical stagecraft," according to BASE.
I was a fan, and call me old fashioned, but I'm not sure I'm mentally prepared to show up to a stadium full of fans in order to watch a hologram sing.
And if you're in the market for a hardcore new smart watch to make sure you don't miss the Amy hologram show, Garmin's got your back with a new GPS watch called "Instinct," which The Verge is reporting is built for endurance for outdoor activities like running or mountain biking.
Instinct comes with a 3-axis compass, barometric altimeter, and multiple global navigation satellite systems (GPS, GLONASS and Galileo). Support for multiple navigation systems allows the watch to track a user's location even in more remote environments. It also uses Garmin's TracBack feature, which sets "digital breadcrumbs" as you travel and can navigate you back to your starting point.
The Instinct also comes with heart rate sensors and monitors other health markers like daily activity, calories burned, sleep, and stress (measured through heart rate variability). There's also a variety of built-in sports apps.
Garmin says the Instinct is built to military standards for thermal, shock, and water resistance (the latter rated to 100 meters). It comes with a fiber reinforced polymer case, silicon band, and a display the company says is "chemically strengthened" as well as scratch resistant.
The Garman Instinct will be priced at U.S. $299.99.
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