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Beavers beat Blue Ponies in 60-58 semifinal thriller
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BOZEMAN — For the second straight night, the Dillon Beavers survived a cardiac game at the Class A State boys' basketball tournament.
Friday night, Dillon hung on to beat Havre 60-58 in the semifinals as Blue Pony Nate Rimson's baseline 3-pointer bounced in and out at the buzzer in a semifinal game at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse.
The shot capped an edge-of-the seat affair that has become commonplace at this tournament, of which the Beavers will play Laurel in the championship game.
Dillon is looking for its fifth state title since 1999. Dillon's last crown came three years ago in the Butte Civic Center.
Havre came out firing early as Jerod Boles hit an NBA-range 3-pointer to start the Blue Ponies off on the right foot. The Poniers led 18-8 before the Beavers went on a 15-2 run to take the lead.
Dillon led 29-28 at halftime, and the Beavers took a 44-42 lead into the fourth quarter.
Havre's Michael Bakke hit one of two free throws to tie the game with 6 minutes, 32 seconds left in the game. The next time down the court, Trae Williams hit a jumper to give the Beavers the lead for good.
That lead grew to six when Jason Ferris scored back-to-back hoops.
Havre, though wouldn't go away quietly.
Boles hit another long three — this time using the glass — to pull within 58-56 with a minute left.
Dillon answered when Williams hit both ends of a one and one to make it 60-56 with 51.8.
Dane Warp was held going through the key, and he hit two free throws to cut the lead to 60-58 with 37.1 seconds left.
Nate Rimson stole the ball, and Havre called its last timeout with 27.4 seconds left. The Ponies played for the last shot, and it almost paid off.
Warp, who hit 9 of 9 free throws, scored a game-high 20 points to lead the Ponies. Bakke scored 10, while Boles and Rimson each scored nine.
William's 17 points paced the Beavers, who got 14 from Jason Ferris. Nate Simkins scored nine, Tanner Haverfield tossed in six, J.D. Ferris scored five, Travis Ackerson scored four, Tyler Jorey knocked in three and Justin Ferris scored two.
Parker Love and Nick Huber also contributed for the Beavers, who improved to 21-1.

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Bangladesh Court Grants Teen Bail After 16 Months for Allegedly Insulting Quran
Sharif Khiam
Journalists hold placards as they protest the then-newly passed Digital Security Act, in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka, Oct. 11, 2018.
Bangladesh's High Court on Thursday ordered the release on bail of a teenager who was in custody for nearly 16 months for allegedly desecrating the Quran via a Facebook post.
Dipti Rani Das, who is from the minority Hindu community, was jailed on charges of violating the country's draconian online security act by allegedly hurting religious sentiment in Muslim-majority Bangladesh.
"She will be released after the order reaches the women and children corrections center in northern Rajshahi district with due process. It may take another week," lawyer Nina Guswami, a director at Ain-O-Salish Kendra (ASK), a human rights organization helping Dipti with legal support, told BenarNews
Dipti, who is now 18, is incarcerated at a women's correctional center in Rajshahi, which is 247 km (153 miles) from Dhaka, where the High Court is located.
Dipti's father, Dilip Kumar Das, was overjoyed.
"We could smile today after 16 months; the whole family is awaiting her hug on her release," he told BenarNews.
Police arrested Dipti in October 2020 in northern Dinajpur after a Digital Security Act case was filed over a photo she allegedly posted showing a woman with a Quran placed between her thighs.
Dilip Kumar denied that his daughter had posted anything about Islam's holy book and said her Facebook account had been hacked.
The teenager was granted bail on Thursday on her sixth attempt. She was denied bail four times by a lower court. On her fifth attempt, the High Court granted her bail but a police officer appealed against her release before the Supreme Court, which then halted the bail order.
On Thursday, she was granted bail on a fresh petition before the High Court.
Passed in 2018, the Digital Security Act punishes those who produce or distribute content that "hurts religious sentiments or religious values" or "destroys communal harmony, or creates unrest or disorder" with up to 10 years in prison.
It empowers police to make arrests on suspicion and without a warrant. Fourteen of its 20 provisions do not allow for bail, so when those accused are brought before a magistrate, they almost automatically are sent to jail.
In November, human rights watchdog Amnesty International urged the Bangladeshi government to release Dipti "and all those detained solely for exercising their right to freedom of expression."
Police claim teen is guilty
Meanwhile, police said in their chargesheet submitted to the court that their investigation found that Dipti had offended under the Digital Security Act.
"Three allegations brought against her under the Digital Security Act are primarily proved," the police investigation report said.
"She posted a caricature of the Quran …. She intentionally instigated devout Muslims with a view to damaging religious harmony in the country," the police report added.
The case against Dipti has now been transferred to the cyber tribunal in Rangpur for trial.
"A hearing on the chargesheet will be held on March 13," Ruhul Amin Talukder, acting public prosecutor at the Rangpur court, told BenarNews.
Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST), a human rights organization, will provide Dipti legal assistance in the case.
"The case was supposed to be forwarded to a juvenile court. Instead, it has been forwarded to the cyber tribunal," Dilruba Rahman Ankhi, a lawyer at BLAST in Rangpur, told BenarNews.
"The investigation report of police had described Dipti as a 'child involved in the conflict.' Now the judge of the tribunal will decide in which court the case will be tried."
Complaint filed in Germany alleges atrocity crimes by Myanmar junta
Rohingya settlement on Bangladesh-Myanmar border torched amid fighting between militant groups
Much anticipated metro opens in traffic-choked Dhaka
Rohingya rebel group ARSA denies killing Bangladesh intelligence officer
IMF provisionally agrees to loan Bangladesh $4.5B to shore up economy


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Berkeley Street Theatre
Extent of Work: Exterior Renewal
Project Completion: 2012
Mechanical/Electrical: Moon-Matz Ltd.
Contractor: Phoenix Restoration Ltd.
Photography: Jeremy O'Byrne
Located at 26 Berkeley Street, this complex was originally built by the Consumer's Gas Corporation in 1887. The grand Richardsonian Romanesque buildings were vacated in the 1950's and sat mainly abandoned until their conversion into a theatre complex in the 1970's. Today the buildings house Canada's largest not-for-profit contemporary theatre company.
This phase of the restoration focused on renewing the East Facade of the Northern wing, which in the corner meets a previously restored facade by Taylor Hazell Architects Ltd.
Dated facade components were removed and minimally replaced where necessary. Excessively deteriorated portions of the façade were removed and re-built, while efflorescence and organic growth removed.
The cornice, gutter, and rainwater leaders were rebuilt to a more proficient profile and fitted with heat tracing to protect the building from moisture damage in all seasons.


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Gentry "Buck or "Jeff" Buckler
Gentry Buckler "Buck" or "Jeff", 78, was reunited with his family on June 11, 2021: parents, Roy and Hazel Buckler; raised by Carrie and Julius Gentry; brothers, Sonny and Jack; sisters, Helen, Pat, Carolyn, and Joan. A Trinity High School graduate, he retired from General Electric with 34 years. He was a founding member of St. Michael Catholic Church and a Vietnam Veteran. He is survived by his wife of fifty-one years, Jude Ann "Judy" (Hall) Buckler; daughters, Alicia Jackson (Todd) and Monica Altman (Todd); two adorable grandchildren, Emory Ann and Connor Gentry; brother-in-law, Harold "Dickie" Hall (Judy); sisters-in-law, Rae Marie Hall (Joe-deceased) and Barbara Buckler (Jack-deceased); and a host of nieces and nephews. He will always be remembered for his love of Rock & Roll music, old classic cars, especially his Corvette, his precious cat Emma, and granddogs, Moto and Lilly. Special thanks is given to all the great doctors and nurses at Baptist East Hospital. Donations may be made to Trinity High School and Hospice for Veterans. Cremation was chosen by the family. Inurnment will take place at a later date at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery-Central in Radcliff, KY. Online condolences may be shared at www.Ratterman.com.
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Video Gamers Really Do See More
The visual system sifts information out from what the eyes are seeing, and data that isn't used decays quite rapidly, Appelbaum said. Gamers discard the unused stuff just about as fast as everyone else, but they appear to be starting with more information to begin with.
Hours spent at the video gaming console not only train a player's hands to work the buttons on the controller, they probably also train the brain to make better and faster use of visual input, according to Duke University researchers.
"Gamers see the world differently," said Greg Appelbaum, an assistant professor of psychiatry in the Duke School of Medicine. "They are able to extract more information from a visual scene."
It can be difficult to find non-gamers among college students these days, but from among a pool of subjects participating in a much larger study in Stephen Mitroff's Visual Cognition Lab at Duke, the researchers found 125 participants who were either non-gamers or very intensive gamers.
Each participant was run though a visual sensory memory task that flashed a circular arrangement of eight letters for just one-tenth of a second. After a delay ranging from 13 milliseconds to 2.5 seconds, an arrow appeared, pointing to one spot on the circle where a letter had been. Participants were asked to identify which letter had been in that spot.
At every time interval, intensive players of action video games outperformed non-gamers in recalling the letter.
Earlier research by others has found that gamers are quicker at responding to visual stimuli and can track more items than non-gamers. When playing a game, especially one of the "first-person shooters," a gamer makes "probabilistic inferences" about what he's seeing -- good guy or bad guy, moving left or moving right -- as rapidly as he can.
Appelbaum said that with time and experience, the gamer apparently gets better at doing this. "They need less information to arrive at a probabilistic conclusion, and they do it faster."
Both groups experienced a rapid decay in memory of what the letters had been, but the gamers outperformed the non-gamers at every time interval.
The researchers examined three possible reasons for the gamers' apparently superior ability to make probabilistic inferences. Either they see better, they retain visual memory longer or they've improved their decision-making.
Looking at these results, Applebaum said, it appears that prolonged memory retention isn't the reason. But the other two factors might both be in play -- it is possible that the gamers see more immediately, and they are better able make better correct decisions from the information they have available.
To get at this question, the researchers will need more data from brainwaves and MRI imagery to see where the brains of gamers have been trained to perform differently on visual tasks.
Source material from Duke University


NEW DELHI: Oberoi Realty sold 645 housing units for about Rs 1,775 crore in the third quarter of this fiscal, largely in its newly-launched residential project at Borivali in Mumbai.
The Mumbai-based developer sold 645 units, covering nearly 10.24 lakh sq ft, for Rs 1,774.39 crore, according to the analyst presentation.
Of the total sales booking achieved in the quarter ended December, Oberoi Realty sold 619 units in its newly-launched project 'Sky City' for Rs 1,567.15 crore.
The company said it launched three towers on October 30, 2015. "619 units booked, value about Rs 1,567 crore till December 31, 2015...4th tower launched on 15th January, 2016.Work commenced at site," the presentation said.
Oberoi Realty in October had said that it expects to earn a revenue of Rs 10,000 crore from this 25-acre project comprising 10 towers of 60 storeys each.
The company's collection stood at Rs 524.49 crore during the third quarter of 2015-16 fiscal, of which about 290 crore was from Sky City project.
Although the real estate market is facing a huge slowdown for last 2-3 years, housing sales have picked up in a few cities like Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore.
Last week, Oberoi Realty reported more than two-fold jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 209.35 crore for the quarter ended December on higher sales. Its net profit stood at Rs 79.23 crore in the year-ago period.
Total income increased to Rs 790.33 crore for the October-December quarter of 2015-16 fiscal from Rs 219.6 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year, Mumbai-based developer said in a filing to the BSE.
The company has developed about 40 projects at strategic locations across the Mumbai skyline aggregating about 9.18 million sq ft. Another 20.61 million sq ft is under construction.
Oberoi Realty's share price closed at Rs 250.10 apiece on the BSE on Friday, down 2.89 per cent. Its market cap stood at Rs 8,486 crore.


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The making of Strange Hill High
New CBBC kids comedy Strange Hill High takes no shortcuts with its mix of puppetry, stop frame, CG, multiple sets and thousands of intricate props. Jon Creamer reports
Strange Hill High is CBBC's 13×22-minute animated comedy show led by showrunner Josh Weinstein (Simpsons, Futurama). It combines Japanese toy style vinyl puppets (created by Mackinnon and Saunders) with elements of stop frame animation and cg. Producer Phil Chalk and the show's creator Kat Van Henderson explain the production process.
How complex has the project been?
PC: The brief was to make 13 half hour episodes. Each one was to be a mini movie in its own right. There haven't been any taboos – we've tackled feast, famine, flood, schools exploding, time travel… We've built 35 sets, including the library set that was 16 ft long, 14 ft high with 13,000 books molded into the fabric of it. We've made 4000 individual props. We've made 60 puppets and a cast comparable to a high-end animated feature. There's nothing spared in its ambition and scale.
KVH: Each episode is like its own genre movie so there's an enormous amount of work. The brief from Josh [Weinstein] the show runner has been let rip. Whatever is brilliant, let's do that.
Does the mix of techniques add a lot of work?
KVH: It's a live action shoot with a film crew – a room full of 30 people plus puppeteers but then once that's done every single frame has cg added to it to create all the characters' blinks and mouth movements. Then anything that can't be encompassed in the live action is done in stop frame. It's literally the worst of all worlds but that's why it doesn't look like anything else.
What do puppets bring to the party?
PC: The great thing with shooting live is you can get that extra nuance of performance. If the puppeteers feel they want to create a certain look and feel they've got the freedom to do it. That's very difficult in strict animation when its been storyboarded to the nth degree, frame by frame.
KVH: In animation, if a character was to get knocked over there would be some humour in that but there's nothing as funny as a physical character getting knocked over. That translates all the way through the show. It's restricted by using puppets but it's also incredibly free. You get this really dynamic look.
How much movement do you get from the puppets?
PC: With rod puppets, providing you've got the linkages right and the angles right you get quite a degree of freedom. There are five rods per puppet – a central rod stuck up the centre with a gimble joint with a trigger so you can pitch and yaw and rotate the head and then a rod per arm and per foot.
The characters' mouth movements are made in cg?
PC: The original concept was that we'd just use facial performance recognition software where we can just play the voice track and we'll get perfect animation curves that will apply to each character and that will be semi automated. How wrong we were. In reality when we key framed it in post we got more believable performances. We thought we could semi automate at least 50% of the post processes but the reality is that's been no substitute for great animation.
Why use stop frame at all?
KVH: The initial brief was to do everything live in camera but there are some things that are not physically possible live. Rather than resorting to cg, Phil said let's do them in camera but in another technique. It's about sticking with what you set out to do, which is to point the camera at something and film it.
PC: In the second season, one of the episodes has a Wereteacher. To create the character's transformation we're going to make replacement sections of his arm and physically see all the hairs sprouting from it. So we'll do that stop frame rather than in cg. We want to keep a symmetry between the live action puppet stuff and the effects, so we've kept as much in camera as is physically possible. Though we've counted the number of effects shots we've done in post so far and there are still 13,000.
What was the thinking behind the character design?
KVH: Really stylised simple shapes. It's taking the simplistic geometric art of collectible toys and applying it to puppets. On our noticeboard we've got a picture of an orange with a Toblerone shoved through the middle. That's our brief – geometry.
How has the team reacted to working outside of their usual disciplines?
PC: When we started the journey I don't think any of us knew what we were getting into. We come from a traditional animation background and this is a hybrid between stop frame and live action. It is a live action shoot but with many of the disciplines of animation. On a stop frame shoot you have six individual sets, and the animator will work alone and the director will come and set up shots once or twice a day and then they produce their 11 seconds. But we need 12 people under the set and in terms of setting up each shot we could be looking at two hours per shot and getting 20 seconds maximum on that one set up.
KVH: Everyone has a massive amount of experience but on this everyone is out of their comfort zone. It's pushed everybody slightly out of their little genre. It's definitely given the project a real energy.
Co-produced by CBBC, FremantleMedia Kids and Factory Transmedia
Creator Yoshimi & Katoi
Executive producers Bob Higgins, Sander Schwartz, Sarah Muller, Kat Van Henderson
Producer Phil Chalk
Showrunner Josh Weinstein
Voices include Emma Kennedy, Richard Ayoade, Caroline Aherne,
John Thomson
Senior puppeteersVictoria Bovingdon, Michael Brett, Lesa Gillespie, Tim Jones
DoP Martin Kelly
Production designer Andrew Farago
Art director Barbara Biddulph
Character designYoshimi & Katoi
Lead designer Gaz Roberts
Puppets Mackinnon & Saunders
Sets TAKE 1
Head of vfx Gary Noden
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Curious Green Heron
This Green Heron is approx. 14" high and 18" long. It is carved out of an old poplar support beam, which was collected from an early 20th century home that was being remodeled in Norfolk, VA. All of the carving and rasp marks were left, to give the piece a genuine hand-sculpted appearance. The eyes are antique doll eyes. The bird is clenching a weighted base that prevents the piece from tipping over. The piece is painted in oils that were mixed from scratch, using raw pigment powders. Signed "TINK", under tail.
Featured in Spring 2017 issue of "Distinction Magazine", which is included with purchase
$650 shipped
1/3 Sized Flamingo
 In Flight Frozen in motion, these 1/3 sized Flamingos are in a sprinting posture as they try to take off. These birds are carved out of several different types of wood. The wings are cedar pier planks that were salvaged from the Elizabeth River in Norfolk, VA. The body is yellow pine, which was a support beam from a turn of the 20th century house in Norfolk, VA. The head/neck are carved out of basswood, from an old bed headboard that was saved from trash day in Norfolk, VA. The legs are made out of threaded steel rod. The base was salvaged from a burn pile in Virginia Beach, VA. The eyes are onyx beads that were part of a necklace that was found in a Norfolk, VA dumpster. Each piece measures approx. 24" long, 21" high, and 4" deep, and is permanently attached to the base. They are painted in oils that are mixed from scratch using raw pigment powders. Signed "TINK".
$1500 each, shipped
Emperor Pin-Guin with Fish
This piece began life as a solid maple bowling pin, which was found in a dumpster behind a Norfolk, VA antique shop. Though the idea of sculpting a "pin-guin" was formulated shortly after finding the bowing pin, it wasn't until a recent trip to the Chicago Field Museum that the "pin-guin" began to take form. The flippers are made from metal siding, which was salvaged from a collapsed chicken coop. The eyes are abalone shell, and the fish is carved from a cedar tree branch. A piece of poplar was added to the top of the bowling pin to create a beak/face. The feet and tail are carved out of salvaged pine shelving. This piece measures approx. 21" tall, 5" wide and 7" deep (from flipper to flipper).
18" Striped Bass (Rockfish)
Fittingly, this Striped Bass is carved out of basswood. The pelvic and pectoral fins are carved out of salvaged oak flooring and inserted into the body of the fish. The eye is carved into the piece. The fish is painted using a combination of mediums; oils mixed from scratch using pigment powders, artist tube oils, and copper dust for iridescence. Signed "TINK".
Dancing Avocet
The Dancing Avocet are sculpted out of white pine log home cutoffs from the Adirondack NY area. The wings are carved from cedar fishing pier planks that were salvaged from the Elizabeth River in Norfolk, VA. These birds have unique brass bills, which were found on a nearby beach in Norfolk, VA. The birds have petite onyx eyes that came off of a necklace that was found in a Norfolk, VA dumpster. The legs on these birds are discarded welding rods that were salvaged from the same river as the Norfolk and Portsmouth naval shipyards. The bases are made from beautiful old heart pine floor joists that were salvaged from a Norfolk house, which was built at the turn of the 20th century. These birds are painted in oils that were mixed from scratch using raw pigment powders. Signed TINK.
Featured in Feb./Mar. issue of "Garden & Gun", which is included with purchase
$750 each, shipped
Belted Kingfisher with Catch
The concept for this piece was inspired by the composition of antique weathervanes. Belted Kingfishers are often perched in high places, to get a "birds-eye-view" of the scurrying bait fish below. In this piece, the bird is positioned as if she was glancing at the fish below. The bird is carved out of the same wood as the base, which came from an old cedar limb that was adrift in the historic Elizabeth River- Norfolk, VA. The fish, "directionals", are carved out of an old oak broom handle. The fish tails are copper flashing from underneath old roof shingles. The bird sits on a weathered welding rod that was gathered around the shipyards. A wooden net float serves as the decorative ball that is seen in many antique weathervanes. The piece is approx. 11" high, 7" long, and 3" wide. It is painted in oils, which are mixed from scratch using raw pigment powders. Signed TINK.
27" Black-Backed Gull
This large gull is carved out of Adirondack New York log home cut-offs. The eyes are onyx beads that were found in a Norfolk, VA dumpster. The wings are made out of poplar that was salvaged from an old bookshelf. The bird is painted in oils that are mixed from scratch, using pigment powders. The gull's surface has a nice, aged craquelure. Details about the materials used to make the bird are written on the bottom of the piece. This Black-Backed Gull measures approx. 27" long, 8" wide, and 11" high. Incised "TINK" signature.
Featured in Sept./Oct. issue of "Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Magazine", which is included with purchase
Featured in Dec. 2016 issue of "Virginia Living Magazine- Best Made in Virginia", which is included with purchase
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Regal Red Knot
This Red Knot has both of its wings lifted off of the body. One wing is upright, while the opposite wing is drooped. This bird is carved entirely out of materials that were gathered from the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. The body of the bird was carved out of an old nautical sign post. The wings and head is carved out of the same piece of wood as the base; a plank from my own pier. The bill and metal stand support are welding rods that were gathered from beaches around the Norfolk and Portsmouth shipyards. The eyes are onyx beads from a necklace that was found in a Norfolk, VA dumpster. A seashell, from the Elizabeth River, is placed between the wood base and the metal stand. This eliminates any right angles in the piece. The Red Knot is approx. 12" high, 8" long, and 4" wide. The bird is painted in oils that are mixed from scratch, using raw pigment powders. Signed "TINK".
Courting Grebes
There are plenty of graceful curves on these Grebes. The Grebes are carved out of white pine log home cutoffs from the Adirondack NY area. The wings are cedar fishing pier planks that were gathered from the Elizabeth River in Norfolk, VA. The bases are carved out of wood found in a dumpster in the Fort Norfolk area. The birds are painted in oils that were mixed from scratch using raw pigment powders. Signed "TINK"
Trio of Petite Egrets
This trio of Petite Egrets have heads and necks that are carved out of tree branches, giving each of them unique personalities. The crests of each Egret are made out of horsehair. The bodies of the birds are carved out of a poplar beam from an early 20th century house that was being remodeled in Norfolk, VA. The legs of the birds are made out of welding rods that were salvaged from nearby shipyards. The knuckly feet are made out of metal, which I cast in a mold that I carved from a hard piece of cherry. Due to the high temperature of the molten metal, a limited edition of six feet were made, before the mold was destroyed from intense charring. The round bases are made out of an old pine fishing pier plank. The birds and the base have a hand carved, rasp texture that was left to show the unique character of the wood and the craftsmanship. The birds are painted in oils that are mixed from scratch, using raw pigment powders. Each Egret measures approx. 23" high, 23" long, and 6" wide.
24" Folky Flounder
This flounder is made out of pier planks that were salvaged from the Lynnhaven River in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The planks were found close to First Landing State Park, where the the settlers of the Virginia Company first made landfall before traveling farther west to create the first permanent North American settlement in Jamestown. The fish is painted in oils that are mixed from scratch using raw pigment powders.
King Pin-Guin with Krill
This piece began life as a solid maple duck-pin bowling pin, which was found in a dumpster behind a Norfolk, VA antique shop. Though the idea of sculpting a "pin-guin" was formulated shortly after finding the bowing pin, it wasn't until a recent trip to the Chicago Field Museum that the "pin-guin" began to take form. The flippers are made from metal siding, which was salvaged from a collapsed chicken coop. The eyes are abalone shell, and the krill is carved out of a piece of pine shelving. A piece of poplar was added to the top of the bowling pin to create a beak/face. The feet and tail are carved out of salvaged pine shelving.
Contemporary Stylized RayCarved out of white pine, this ray is 18" from wing to wing, and has a tail that is made out of steel. This piece has a unique blend of oil colors that emulates a piece of marble. The ray has a hanger that allows it to be hung on the wall, however it may also be placed flat.
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Monstrul și maimuța (titlu original: The Monster and the Ape) este un film SF american din 1945 regizat de Howard Bretherton. În rolurile principale joacă actorii Robert Lowery, Ralph Morgan, George Macready.

Prezentare

Capitole
 The Mechanical Terror
 The Edge of Doom
 Flames of Fate
 The Fatal Search
 Rocks of Doom
 A Friend in Disguise
 A Scream in the Night
 Death in the Dark
 The Secret Tunnel
 Forty Thousand Volts
 The Mad Professor
 Shadows of Destiny
 The Gorilla at Large
 His Last Flight
 Justice Triumphs
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Filme din 1945
Filme americane
Filme în limba engleză
Filme regizate de Howard Bretherton
Filme SF înainte de 1950
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The Door County Half Marathon will be held Saturday, May 4, 2019 at 10 a.m.
Registration for the 2019 Door County Half Marathon is open. The race will be held Saturday, May 4, 2019.
The entire half marathon is run on paved surfaces in Peninsula State Park. This U.S. Track and Field certified course starts and finishes near Nicolet Beach.
MP3 players are allowed for the race, but please keep the volume down in order to hear emergency vehicles or safety/directional information. Sorry, no dogs or strollers are allowed on the course due to space and safety concerns. Walkers are welcome and should plan to finish by the time the course opens to traffic at 1:30 p.m. To get the road open in time, our crews must begin dismantling the finish shute at 1:15 pm.
Official race shirts will be given out at Packet Pickup, and medals will be awarded at the finish line. Each runner receives a free beer or other beverage at the post-race party at Nicolet Bay, where we'll have live music at the tent. All runners will also receive a coupon for a beer at one of several sponsor bars and restaurants.
Prizes will be presented to the top finishers in each category – Overall, Masters (40+), Grand Masters (50+), and Senior Grand Masters (60+). The top five finishers in each age group will be awarded medals.
For registration questions contact Jordan Burress at jordan@peninsulapacers.com.
Overall and masters winners receive pottery specially made by Race Director Brian Fitzgerald in his shop, Ephraim Clayworks. Photo by Len Villano.
The race begins a few hundred yards west of the Half Marathon starting line on Shore Road. Participants will follow the out-and-back course to the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse, where runners will turn around to head back on Shore Road to the finish line.
The new route for the 5k will make for a cleaner finishing area for both races, allowing nearly all 5k participants to finish before the half marathon runners come through, while providing amazing views of Horseshoe Island, the lake, and the lighthouse.
Official race shirts will be given out at Packet Pickup at the Ephraim Village Hall Friday, or at Nicolet Bay Saturday morning. Each runner receives a free beer or beverage at the post-race party at Nicolet Bay, where we'll have live music at the tent. All runners will also receive a coupon for a beer at one of several sponsor bars and restaurants.
On Friday, May 3, runners may pick up their packets at the Ephraim Village Hall just north of Wilson's Restaurant on Hwy 42 from 1 – 9 p.m. (Packet pickup on race day is at Nicolet Bay inside the park). Participants will find Door County Half Marathon gear, race information, park stickers and event passes for parking at Peninsula State Park, merchandise from Run Away Shoes of Green Bay. Family and friends, back again this year, Courtney and Mike from Clink! will be there for you to make a handmade sign/poster to cheer on your runners!
On Race Day, packets may be picked up at Peninsula State Park from 8:00-9:30 a.m. Reminder – parking is limited in Peninsula State Park on race day. Please check the transportation and parking information sections of this site for more information.
Several of our sponsors will offer pasta dinner specials the night before the race. Check back for updates.
Once you finish, you'll be able to grab a beer from One Barrel Brewing Company in the Runners Concourse! (You MUST HAVE YOUR ID TO GET A BEER). Later, runners will be able to use their drink ticket for a free One Barrel Brewing Co. beer or soda at one of six designated sponsor restaurants – Julie's Park Cafe, The Cookery, Al Johnson's Stabbur, White Gull Inn and Husby's.
On race day, two entrances will be open at Peninsula State Park.
The Fish Creek entrance will be open until 9:00 a.m. and the Ephraim entrance will be open until 9:30 a.m. Park Greeters will be at both locations to assist you. Participants should plan to arrive between 8:00 and 9:15 a.m. At 9:45 am all roads inside the park will be closed to traffic except shuttle buses and emergency vehicles. Roads re-open at 1:30 pm. Late arrivals may experience significant delays in getting to the parking lot and arriving at the race on time. Also, roads inside the park will be closed to traffic during the race.
Please Note: Drivers will not be able to drop off runners at the park. We offer shuttles for all runners who need a ride to the park.
If you enter the park, you will have to park your vehicle at one of the assigned lots near the concourse, and will not be allowed to exit the park until the roads re-open.
We have ample shuttles to transport runners to the starting line. You can take the shuttle from hotels on the shuttle route, and runners can also be dropped off or park at Gibraltar School and Skyway Drive-in and take a shuttle into the park from there. Shuttles run continuously from these locations to the starting line throughout the morning.
For more details see our section on shuttle times below.
Medical personnel will be available throughout the course and a medical tent will be located at the finish line. Aid stations for the half marathon will be located near miles 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11 and 12. Aid stations for the 5k will be located at the 1.5 mile turnaround.
The Door County Half Marathon and Nicolet Bay 5K will be chip timed. Timing chips are attached to your bib. To ensure proper recording, wear your bib on the front of your torso. The chance of your chip not reading increases significantly if it is covered by clothing or worn on the side of your leg or your back. Results will be available after the race in the big tent in the Runners' Concourse online.
Your cell phone may not work in the park. Please designate a location to meet up with your family and friends after the race.
Door County Temperatures in early May range from lows in the mid 30's to highs in the upper 50's. Keep in mind it will be cooler by the lake. Gear Check will be available at Nicolet Bay.
Dogs are allowed in most areas of the Peninsula State Park; however, the park does not allow dogs in Nicolet Bay Beach, the location of the Runners' Concourse. We do not allow dogs on the race course, or in shuttles. Thank you for your cooperation.
Sorry, no strollers are allowed on the course in either race.
Drop off your bag at the Gear Check Tent in the Runners' Concourse, near the finish line for both races and centrally located between the two starting lines.
The shuttles in and out of the park take right to the starting line and back to your hotel or vehicle. Photo by Len Villano.
Shuttles will do a one-time pick up for guests at designated lodging sponsors at 8 am. Additional shuttles will run continuously from our Park and Ride locations, Skyway Drive-In in Fish Creek and Gibraltar School in Fish Creek, from 8 am – 2:30 pm. It is about a 20 minute ride from any of our stops to the Runners' Concourse inside the park. Shuttles will make return stops to our lodging sponsors and our Park and Ride locations from 11am – 2:30 pm. Please note designated roads inside the park will be closed until 1:30 pm.
Please note, shuttle rides departing from any of the pickup locations in Ephraim or Fish Creek will take about 20 minutes to get to the Runners Concourse inside the park.
Return shuttles will leave the park from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., departing every half hour to all pickup locations.
Parking at Peninsula State Park is limited to 650 vehicles on race day, so carpooling is suggested. If you plan to drive to the park, you must purchase an annual park sticker ($28 for WI plates, $38 for out-of-state plates) or a daily pass ($10, $13) if you don't already have one.
Both are available at packet pickup on Friday at the Ephraim Village Hall or on race day at the Fish Creek and Ephraim Entrances. The earliest time drivers may exit the park is 10:45 a.m. Parking is not allowed in Nicolet Bay Parking Lot at any time on Race Day.
Veteran Chicago Marathon pacer Krista Eliot has organized a team of experienced pacers to guide you to your best race!
The Ministry Door County Medical Center pace team will help you reach your goal. Photo by Len Villano.
Participants are welcome to shower after the race at the Northern Door YMCA in Fish Creek, located between the two park entrances on Hwy 42 across the street from Gibraltar School. Simply show your bib number at the front desk. Bring your own towel or get one at the Y, a limited supply of towels are available for a small fee.
Overall and master winners for the half marathon and 5k will be awarded with prize packages and age group winners will receive medals. Overall and master winners are eligible to win age group awards.
Spectators are encouraged to come to the park to watch the Door County Half Marathon and Nicolet Bay 5K.
There will be plenty of places along the route for spectators to cheer on their favorite runner. Maps highlighting viewing spots will be available at Packet Pickup or at the Peninsula State Park entrances. Spectators are welcome to ride to the park on the free shuttles. For more information please refer to the shuttle and parking information sections.
On race day, stop by the Information Table in the Runners' Concourse at Nicolet Bay.


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Q: Why doesn't the adiabatic reduction of first law of thermodynamics, $W = -\Delta U,$ hold for non-conservative forces? The first law of thermodynamics is$$
\Delta U~=~Q-W
\tag{1}
\,,$$where:

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*$\Delta U$ is change in internal energy;

*$Q$ is the amount of heat supplied to the system;

*$W$ is the amount of work done by the system to the environment.
For a conservative force $F,$ work done by it is equal to
$$W = -\Delta U \,. \tag{2}$$
$\operatorname{Eq.}\left(2\right)$ is also the first law of thermodynamics (a version of the conservation of energy) with an adiabatic change $\left(Q=0\right),$ where positive work is done by the system.
Questions:

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*Why isn't $\operatorname{Eq.}\left(2\right)$ applicable to a non-conservative force even though every object in this world follows conservation of energy?

*Is there any special case or condition where a non-conservative force, such as an external force by me on an object, follows the above equation?

A: The above form is not the most general form of the 1st law of thermodynamics, which is:
$$ dU = \delta Q - \delta W $$
Here $\delta Q$ is the change in heat, i.e., the heat flowing into or out of the system. This is a statement of energy conservation.
Now, if the heat flow is zero, it reduces to your above equation. Non-conservative forces are usually forces, e.g., friction, which cause some kind of heat dissipation, and thus the formula is not applicable.
There can be no special case/condition where $dU = - \delta W$ for non-conservative forces because the internal energy $U$ is a state function. Any process starting and ending at the same state must have the same internal energy. But, the definition of a non-conservative force is one where going "in a closed loop" from one state back to itself, does not preserve energy - thus there must be processes in that cycle where there is dissipation in the form of heat (otherwise the force would not be non-conservative). For these, $dU=-\delta W$ does not apply.

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A conservative force is one which acts against displacement, and stores all work energy for later full release back into work. Example: pressure on a piston in a cylinder of ideal gas, with frictionless movement between piston and cylinder, and perfectly insulating walls. Such a system produces a change in the internal energy of the system equal to the work done on the system. With no heat transfer, the first law equation $\Delta U = Q-W$ reduces to: $\Delta U=-W$
Question 1: Is the full first law equation applicable when non-conservative forces act in a non-adiabatic process?  Specifically, is energy conserved in the above system when only a portion of the energy of work-energy is converted into displacement (reduced volume and increased pressure with a corresponding increased temperature), a portion lost to thermal energy by friction, and a portion of heat lost to the environment?

Answer 1: Yes. All processes conserve energy when considering the system and its environment. The sum of the recoverable energy stored in the compressed gas, plus the unrecoverable energies lost environment, equal the energy supplied to the system as work energy.
Question 2: Is the reduced first law $U=-W$ applicable in processes involving non-conservative forces?
Answer 2: No, the reduced first law is applicable only to adiabatic processes.
*The generalized form of the first law $\Delta U=Q-W$ is applicable to all processes, even if they involve non-conservative forces, irreversible processes, friction, non-ideal gasses, inelastic collisions, chemical bond breakage/formation, or convective-conductive-radiative heat loss.
* The kinetic and potential energies associated with heat and work may convert into any other energy forms, but the total energy of the system and environment remains constant.

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*Example of Energy Conservation: Work in an adiabatic system, compressing a gas, increases its pressure. The kinetic energy of the moving piston transfers all its kinetic energy to the gas molecules. Work increases the Temperature proportional to the Internal Energy, as seen in the Internal Energy equation: for gas with n moles, at Temperature T Kelvin: $U=\frac{3}{2} nRT$.

*In an adiabatic system, all the Internal Energy change is reflected in the temperature change, and in the case of a piston-cylinder-gas system, is due to compressive work.

*But, there are two modes of energy transfer in the first law: heat and work. Obviously, if we only apply Work to the system, all of the increase in Temperature/Internal Energy necessarily comes from the applied Work.

*But, in the real world, systems are only approximately adiabatic. Work-energy done on the system may not be conserved as useful energy, and non-conservative forces (such as friction) may convert work energy into thermal energy (instead of being stored as potential energy), and pass out of the system as heat.

Question 2: If a non-conservative force acts within a non-adiabatic system, can the system return to the same state at the end of a cycle?

Answer 2: No. The energy lost to the environment will not allow the system, to return to its original state - it does not have enough potential energy to restore the system to its original Internal energy.

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*A non-conservative force implies path dependence.

*Example: friction as a non-conservative force: slide an eraser up the wall.  The eraser gains $U=mgh$ joules of gravitational potential energy going from State A to State B. Gravity, a conservative force, stores energy as gravitational potential, but the sliding friction of the eraser requires additional energy which cannot be returned to the environment as work. The longer the path, the more energy is lost to friction - thus, path dependence.

*Conservative Force Definition: A conservative force is a force with the property that the total work done in moving a particle between two points is independent of the taken path. ... When an object moves from one location to another, (a conservative) force changes the potential energy of the object by an amount that does not depend on the path taken.

*In the real world, a gas-cylinder-piston system, is only approximately adiabatic and has minimal friction with good lubrication.  Thus, compressing the gas will generate some thermal energy due to friction, and some heat will be lost to the environment.

*The thermal energy lost to friction, and then to the environment, will not be available to return the piston to its original state. It is this loss of work energy to thermal energy, and that to the environment, which is the defining characteristic of the non-conservative force. When force and movement create heat, which is then lost from the system, and cannot be used to restore the original state by work, the force is non-conservative.

*Example: In the case of the piston-cylinder-gas system, State A will have V1, P1, and T1.  The work done will compress it to state B, with V2, P2, T2, while losing Qloss to the environment.  Upon release of the compressive force on the piston, the system will return to a V3, P1, and T3.  V3 will be smaller than V1 because energy was lost.

*Friction is a non-conservative force, which makes the amount of work added and returned in a work cycle dependent upon the path taken. When there are non-conservative forces acting in a system, a cycle between State A and B, and back towards A, the system will not be able to fully return to State A without the addition of the heat lost to the environment.

*The First Law still holds, it is merely that the system has generated thermal energy by friction, and lost heat to the environment in a method other than by returning work. The entire total system-environment energy has not changed, only the energy available to do work on the return cycle has been altered by the presence of the non-conservative (friction) force.

*Note - regarding the storage of work-energy as thermal energy in a compressed gas: The increased gas pressure reduces the average intermolecular distance due to the increased kinetic energy of gas molecules. The increased kinetic energy allows and requires closer approach between electron clouds. The reduced average distance is necessary to produce enough repulsive force for rebound/recoil after the collision.

*Nonconservative forces produce "losses" due to work-energy conversion into thermal energy through many methods, such as, inelastic deformation, radiation, vibratory and rotational modes of internal motion, and chemical bond formation.

*To the extent that these processes increase Temperature, this increase in thermal energy content increases the Internal Energy. But, if the internal energy becomes locked (such as in metal deformation, or heat loss through conduction, convection, radiation to the environment), the system is non-conservative, and it will not be able to return to the original state without the addition of energy.

*A system which produces non-useful, "parasitic heat loss" appears "non-conservative" from the perspective of using force to produce intended/desired work. But, non-conservation of energy (when including system + environment) is always illusory - just look for the hole where energy is leaking in or out - it's always there.


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Home Information Articles ICAO WORKSHOP ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A BUSINESS CASE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CNS/ATM SYSTEMS
ICAO WORKSHOP ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A BUSINESS CASE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CNS/ATM SYSTEMS
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) North American, Central American and Caribbean Office (NACC) conducted a workshop on the development of a business case for the implementation of CNS/ATM (Communications/Navigation Surveillance-Air Traffic Management) systems at the Jolly Beach Hotel in Antigua and Barbuda from the 28th September to the 02nd October 2009.
The workshop was conducted within the framework of Special Implementation Projects (SIPs) for the year 2009, with the objective to provide States in the NAM/CAR (North America /Caribbean) Regions with a better understanding of developing a business case for the implementation of CNS/ATM systems, using a progressive, cooperative, cost-effective approach leading to a seamless Global ATM system.
The workshop was attended by a total of twenty two participants from the ECCAA, Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Curacao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Montserrat, Trinidad and Tobago, United Kingdom and the USA. Mrs. Sharon Peters, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism of Antigua and Barbuda opened the workshop, while Mr. Rosemond James, Director General, Eastern Caribbean Civil Aviation Authority (ECCAA) and Mr. Ken Hurst, CEO of Airports Authority of Antigua and Barbuda also made presentations at the opening session.
Mr. Chaouki Mustapha, Economist in the Air Transport Bureau and Mr. Hindupur Sudarshan, Regional Programme Officer, Air Navigation Bureau, of the ICAO Headquarters were the main facilitators of the workshop, and were supported by Mr. V. Hernandez, Regional Officer ATM/SAR and Mr. J. Siu, Regional Officer CNS of the ICAO NACC Office in Mexico City.
As a result of discussions, the workshop developed the following recommendations, which are to be addressed by ICAO and States, as appropriate:
States are to provide on a regular basis, the data required for air traffic forecasts for air navigation systems planning to the ICAO NACC Regional Office;
States, in the planning and implementation of CNS/ATM systems, are to consider the development of a business case using the ICAO guidance material available from ICAO; and
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Welcome to science at Sir Winston Churchill!
The study of science at Sir Winston Churchill provides students with an opportunity to engage in a rich practical experience, where theory and experimentation share the focus of our work. In each course, designed to provide a student with an opportunity to meet provincial learner outcomes, our teachers challenge students to experience for themselves scientific thinking and practice.
The practical component of the science courses at Sir Winston Churchill High School require students to become familiar with WHMIS, a Canadian workplace safety program. We ask all grade 10 students to complete WHMIS training, and expect them to follow our additional instructions regarding safe lab procedures. Failure to follow these guidelines, or to come fully prepared for lab work, results in denial of lab privileges. As labs are time consuming to set up and require constant teacher supervision, we expect students to be prepared for lab work when it is assigned.
The study of science relies heavily on the skills and experiences gained in other fields. Language skills, including grammar, spelling, reading level and comprehension should be well developed to study science to the grade 12 level. Research skills, including internet and CDROM, and print resources, are essential in most science courses. The library and computer rooms are often booked by science teachers for their classes to use. Practical experience with current technology in the home and workplace is assumed, and this experience often makes scientific theory easier to understand. Often, students who study science will need to rely on considerable math skills, as well. Students with weak language skills, math skills, or experience with current technology will find that the study of science becomes more difficult.
Continuous high, successful enrollment in science classes at Sir Winston Churchill, and student involvement in science opportunities outside of the classroom speak volumes about the high profile science occupies in our community. Our science department plans carefully to provide a wide range of science experiences for our students.
Fully one fifth of the teaching staff at Sir Winston Churchill High School teaches science, offering students a rich and varied classroom experience. While teachers in a course set common evaluation outlines, it is likely that each teacher will present a course in a unique way. We believe that this variation is healthy, and support the professional choices made by each teacher as a course delivery is planned. We hope each student is excited, challenged, and supported as they pursue the study of science while at our school.
Which Science Courses Should You Choose?
Many students and parents hold certain misconceptions about the number of science courses that are needed to graduate. The minimum number of courses needed are 10 credits! You do not even need a 30 level science to graduate.
From there, the choice of science stream you choose to take depend on both your love of science and the post secondary route you choose to take.
For grade 9 students coming into high school, students will take either Science 10 if they wish and have a final mark of 60%. Students who have less than 60% are obligated to take Science 14, with the option of moving to Science 10 if they achieve 75% and get a teacher's recommendation.
Science 14/24 is all that is required to complete a high school diploma. However, most post secondary programs require a 30 level science. Science 30 is an academic science, but it is meant for students who know they are not pursuing a career in the sciences. The course is more general and covers a wide array of current and relevant science topics. If you are an academic student who needs just one 30 level science, consider going into science 20-30. This course is accepted at a great many universities and colleges. Check with your counsellor specifically for a list. Students need a recommended 60% to advance to science 20 and then to science 30.
For those who love science and are planning post secondary education or a career in the sciences, the best route is to take one or more of the specific science routes of biology, chemistry and physics after science 10. It should be noted that you do not need all 3, but many students who go into science programs at university choose to take all the sciences to broaden their choices within the program. In order to advance to Biology 30, Chemistry 30or Physics 30, a recommended mark of 60% in the respective previous science course is required (see the above diagram). It should be pointed out that if a student finds Biology 20, Physics 20 or Chemistry 20 difficult, they should consider moving into Science 30 the next course. In order to do this, the student needs to pass those courses with a 50% or higher.
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Hall Place is an old house- half Tudor, half 17th century- in the London Borough of Bexley, with a large garden and the A2 roaring past it on its southern side. During the Second World War it housed a unit of GIs whose very secret job it was to intercept German messages and sent them up the road to Bletchley Park to be decoded by Alan Turing and his crew. There was an exhibition about the GIs on the first floor- with bunks and desks and uniforms and photos and a little film- called Welcome to Britain- made by the Ministry of Information in 1944- as a "gift" for the Americans, which was shown to the troops before they were turned loose on British streets, advising them on pub etiquette and rationing (if you're invited into a British home don't put three teaspoons of sugar in your tea) and how it was inadvisable to laugh at Scottish soldiers in kilts and telling them that they might have to rub shoulders with black people because railway carriages were unsegregated.
Going back a bit, Hall Place (or whatever house occupied the site earlier) is where the Black Prince wooed his future wife- and his ghost has been seen, clanking about in full armour. There's a spectacular- if naive- 17th century plasterwork ceiling and some wonderfully ingenious topiary work in the garden.
Oh, and I know this won't impress Londoners but it was a first for me, we saw a couple of green parakeets flying wild.


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MRF Fatigue Project – Interim Report on Interventions
Preliminary tabulated results from the Fatigue Project Survey
Compiled and analyzed by Dr. Robyn Emmanuel of the Mayo Clinic team and Mary Cotter, project coordinator for MPNforum.
Dr. Ruben Mesa's group at the Mayo Clinic estimates preliminary design of the research and the formal questionnaire preceding the clinical trial or interventional study will be available within three months.
Meantime, the MPN-Related Fatigue Project group continues to grow. This is the group that will get periodic updates, be sent the formal questionnaire later this summer, and invited to participate in the clinical trial or study at the Mayo Clinic.
To join the Fatigue Project, just send an e-mail to MRFproject@gmail.com and type FATIGUE in the Subject box. While you won't receive an immediate confirmation, your e-mail address will be added to the group and sent to the project coordinator to be logged and included in our mailings.
Data analysis and preliminary report by Dr. Robyn Emmanuel
Strategies to Reduce MPN-Related Fatigue (MRF): Results of an Internet-Based Survey Among 879 MPN Patients.
Symptom burden among MPN patients is severe compared to age-matched controlled and other individuals with cancer. MPN-Related Fatigue (MRF) is among one of the most frequent and debilitating of symptoms among MPN patients and contributes greatly to the loss of quality of life. To date, little is known regarding the breadth and efficacy of strategies to reduce or palliate MRF.
A 17-item internet-based survey was hosted on the MPN Forum website during February of 2013. The survey included data on demographics, type of fatigue (chronic, sporadic, or both), strategies to reduce fatigue, and symptom burden using the MPN-SAF TSS. The MPN-SAF TSS also included a validated 1-item measure to assess worst fatigue in the last 24 hours (scored on a 0 (absent/as good as it can be) to 10 (worst-imaginable/as bad as it can be) scale).
879 MPN patients responded to the online survey. The majority of patients had been diagnosed with their MPN for more than one year (5.8% less than one year, 34.4% one to five years, 30.3% five to ten years, and 27.6% more than 10 years). Mean age of MPN diagnosis was 49.3 (range 12-84). A near equal mix was seen of chronic (35.3%), sporadic (29.9%) and both chronic and sporadic fatigue (28.8%). Average symptom burden was very severe (mean MPN-SAF TSS =31.9), with an average worst 24-hr fatigue rated as 5.9/10.
Many strategies to reduce MPN-related fatigue were mentioned via open and categorical responses (Table 1). Exercise was the most commonly mentioned fatigue reduction strategy, followed by diet and social interaction. Diet strategies included the consumption of fruits and vegetables and using foods to combat specific nutrient deficiencies (e.g., iron). Interventions to increase rest included obtaining >8 hours of sleep at night, taking frequent naps if needed, and strategically timing naps (e.g., sleeping prior to activity). Timing strategies were implemented to maximize energy levels, including scheduling activities at time periods during the day when patients felt most awake. Stress-reduction strategies included massages, meditation and yoga. Some respondents felt work was both source of energy and motivation, although others mentioned cutting back work hours or obligations in order to reduce fatigue. New activities such as gardening and enjoying the outdoors were also mentioned. Use of non-prescription supplementation, including caffeine and over-the counter energy supplementation, was common. Prescription energy stimulants included MPN-specific treatments (e.g., ruxolitinib, hydroxurea, ASA, interferon), steroids, noradrenergic stimulants (e.g., methyphenidate, modafinil), prescription vitamin supplements (e.g., vitamin B12 injections), erythropoietin analogues, and blood thinners.
Overall patients were very symptomatic of disease (previously reported MPN-SAF TSS scores 18.7 ET, 21.8 PV, and 25.3 MF) and worst 24-hr fatigue (previously reported as 4.0 ET, 4.4 PV, and 5.0 MF) than previously published MPN cohorts (JCO 2012 20;30(36):4590). Future trials investigating pharmacologic, psychosocial, and activity-related interventions to reduce MRF are needed.
Report by Mary Cotter
Question: List any medications/supplements you are taking to relieve MRF.
The top ten responses to this question accounted for fully 72 percent of the medications or supplements used as an attempt to relieve Myeloproliferative Neoplasm- Related Fatigue, MRF. These include hydroxyurea (155), coffee (145), Jakafi (50), aspirin (49), Pegasys (44), multivitamins (20), anagrelide (14), tea (13), caffeine drinks (13), and interferon alpha (11).
Some of the more interesting supplements used by MPN patients include 5 hour energy shots (5), chocolate (4), Alcohol (2), wine (1), and water (1).
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Comments on: "MRF Fatigue Project – Interim Report on Interventions" (2)
Virginia(Ginger)Shirley said:
I just registered so do not know if this is still open for comment but I would like to share I was diagnosed in 5/2012 with medium to high risk Myelofibrosis. Severe daily fatigue was the symptom that caused my internist to run the tests that resulted in my referral to a hematologist/oncologist. He has been my primary physician for over 30 years and he did not see fatigue as natural for me even though I was close to 70 at the time. Jackafi has allowed me to return almost completely to my normal schedule. I do have days where I am not as high energy as I would like but nothing compared to what had become routine fatigue for me prior to the medication.
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McLaren seals deal with IndyCar driver Colton Hertha
11 months ago Richard Powell
Ian Parks and Remy Ramjiawan
Saturday March 12, 2022 4:34 PM – Last update: 17:25 PM
IndyCar driver Colton Herta joins McLaren as a test driver. The 21-year-old has won six races in the American racing category and will compete with the British Formula 1 team during several free practice sessions.
Herta is currently under contract with Team Andretti in IndyCar until 2023. He has already won six victories there since 2019. Formula 1 is waiting for a talented American driver to grow the sport in the United States. Netflix's Drive to Survive documentary series has contributed significantly to the popularity of the sport.
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It's beginner time
The 21-year-old Herta can drive for the McLaren team during a number of free practice sessions. In addition, he will carry out a lot of development work. Herta on the deal: "I would like to thank McLaren for the opportunity to drive my first Formula 1 car, which has always been on my racing bucket list. This is a great opportunity for me to gain valuable experience in a new form of motorsport and to learn from An established team like McLaren F1."
Proven talent
Team boss Andreas Seidl pleased with the American's arrival: "Colton is a proven talent in IndyCar and we are curious how he will adapt to a Formula 1 car." In addition, Seidl believes Hertha will be able to go the necessary kilometers to be able to claim a stable racing seat in the future.
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