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Our Max VG juice is perfect for smooth, dense, and flavorful clouds. While we appreciate all types of vapers, our juice is best enjoyed dripped on an RDA at higher wattages for full flavor. When it comes to crafting flavors, we value precision and cleanliness to create an unforgettable experience that won't ruin your cotton or coils.
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New Formula 3/23/17 Heisenbird is an impeccably pure rush of Blue Raspberry Slushy with a potent, sour kick. Walter has taken no half measures with this mix!
180 reviews for Bird E-Juice's 13 different products.
Excellent juice, very easily went through the whole bottle. Sweet and lemonade-y without the floral acrid notes I find in so many lemonades, and not too sweet to vape all day. Tastes very similar to a bomb pop to me, in particular the white portion. Developed a flavor in my coil over time that muted the lemon notes ala "inside the lemonhead". all 60ml through one mesh pro coil and no visible gunking.
Like other reviews have said, this is the best blue razz juice on the market that I've tried. Whether you go with the nic salts in a pod or MTL tank or the original freebase version for higher wattages, the flavor is intense and very accurate. It has a little sour kick which cuts the sweet candy blue raspberry flavor. If you love blue raspberry candy or just have a sweet tooth, I cannot imagine not enjoying this juice.
I had no idea what a sesame ball was to be honest but this juice is so good I don't even care. Creamy, nutty, with just a small hint of the berry flavor....it's perfection. I got this in a 60ml and it was my adv while it lasted. Definitely getting some more of this one!
This juice is true to it's name. I have found a setup configuration with full airflow (still MTL) and low wattage that allows the full spectrum of flavor to come through, and it is so very perfectly combined. You can taste every single flavoring used in this juice individually if you focus, but the harmonization is just beautiful.
Thankfully it does not come through too sweet as cream cheese/cheesecake/icing flavors tend to do. The individual flavors are greatly affected by factors such as wattage and airflow. The lower the wattage, the cakier and creamier the flavor is. Higher wattage produces very strong spice, which can overpower all other flavorings.
I enjoy this flavor immensely, and mostly appreciate how clean it is, without a cloying sweetness.
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Walter and Bird E-Juice has quickly become a personal favorite, all three juices I have tried have been solid for me. I am very much in love sweeter and candy juices, and Bird E-Juice delivers that in spades. The juices are worth the price and I will say for the quality they are priced quite fairly. If you are like myself and love e-juices that are more on the sweeter end then definitely give the Bird ago, because you can tell this is a place where passion and enthusiasm goes into every bottle.
I know that I am impressed and some kind of Bird E-Juice product will always find a way into my collection.
Great lineup of flavors, good prices and a fun branding. I really appreciate the high VG mixes. I've tried a number of flavors from this line and all are well above average to downright amazing. Very safe purchase here and Walter certainly cares about quality and customer service. Great people and great flavors, highly recommend.
Walter is the cutest stinkin bird. He's not the one that mixes, but I'm pretty sure he's a big influence on the guy that does the mixing. Their prices are great, juice is fab and I love their new labels. Shipping is super quick, too. I haven't had all the flavors yet, but what I have tried are just fantastic. The owner is a nice guy and he genuinely cares what people think about his juices and he's always improving his skills. I definitely recommend them.
Bird E-Juice makes great juice at great prices. They really take your thoughts to heart. I may be directly or indirectly responsible for the reformulation of at least one flavor. Mixing juice is a constant learning process and Walter (which I think is the bird but whatever) decided he'd learned a thing or two to improve on some original recipes. And he did. The dessert flavors and fruit/melon flavors are definitely worthy of your time. Fast shipping, great bottles and design, excellent customer service.
Bird is one of the best juice vendors I've tried and will definitely be earning a spot in my juice rotation. Of the five juices I've tried from Bird, all but one scored higher than a 4 and the one that scored lower than 4 was still pretty darn good. Two of those flavors that scored 4 or higher I actually didn't think I'd really like before I tried them. So between the high scores and the fact that I liked juices I didn't think I was going to be into, that should really tell you something about the quality of their juice. Bird is active in the community, has great customer service, and my package shipped the next day even though they were in the midst of a Halloween sale. Plus, Walter is adorable. Honestly, can't say enough good things about Bird and I'm definitely looking forward to future orders.


An excellent credit score alone doesn't measure your total financial soundness. It's just a measure of your ability to manage debt.
WASHINGTON — For many consumers, a perfect credit score is like a four-leaf clover. You know it exists. It's just rare.
The FICO credit score model ranges from a low of 300 to a high of 850. Just 1.5 percent of scorable U.S. consumers earn an 850 as of this past April, according to Ethan Dornhelm, vice president of Scores and Predictive Analytics at FICO.
Each credit bureau report generates a score depending on the model used. The most widely used is FICO. So you can have more than one credit score depending on the credit file searched and the version of the scoring model used. I keep a constant watch on my scores, taking advantage of the many ways to view them for free. By the way, the scores given to consumers can differ from the ones used by lenders.
Earlier this month, I logged onto Discover Credit Scorecard (creditscorecard.com) to view my free "FICO 8" score, which is based on my Experian file. Generally, my numbers fall in the low 800s.
And it was … a perfect 850 score.
Thinking it might be an aberration, I pulled my score at freecreditscore.com, which uses the same model and credit bureau. Another 850.
I logged in to one of my bank accounts. This lender uses the "FICO 9" model. Still 850. At my credit union, ditto, but it pulls information from Equifax.
Four checks. My four-leaf clover.
For a second, I thought I heard the "aaaahhhh" sound of an opera singer.
A reader named April from Millville, New Jersey, wrote to me recently, fretting about her inability to reach this pinnacle.
Let's take a deep dive into my Discover report, which nicely lays out the five categories affecting your FICO score, with specific explanations that can push you to perfection. Here's what was listed, starting from least important to most vital.
• Credit mix: The scoring model looked at 16 accounts, which included some installment loans (mortgages, auto loans, etc.) and revolving accounts (credit cards). A mix of credit shows you can handle various types of debt, and this counts for 10 percent of your score.
• Length of credit: My oldest account has been open for nearly 25 years. A long credit history accounts for 15 percent of your score.
• Recent inquiries: When you want to borrow, a lender will pull your credit report, and that's called a "hard inquiry." In the last 12 months, I haven't applied for any new credit. Not actively seeking to use other people's money demonstrates a lower credit risk. New credit determines 10 percent of your score.
• Revolving utilization: The amount of debt you owe determines 30 percent of your score.
I pay my credit cards off in full every month. But, even so, I also make sure that, during the billing cycle, I don't spend anywhere near my available credit limit.
You've probably been told, including by me, that you should keep your utilization of your credit limit to no more than 30 percent. However, that's just a general target. FICO says there's no specific threshold when utilization begins to negatively affect your score. But analysis has shown that consumers with FICO scores over 800 use an average of just 7 percent of their available credit.
In the period in which my score was assessed, my revolving utilization was just 1 percent.
• Missed payments: This is the big dog. Your payment history accounts for 35 percent of your score. My report showed zero late payments on any accounts for the past year and none over the last seven.
"On average, consumers with a FICO score of 850 have over 25 years of spotless credit history," Dornhelm said.
So, to sum it up, people with an 850 perform spectacularly across all five scoring categories, Dornhelm said.
"They typically don't have a single delinquency on file, use a very low percentage of their available revolving credit, have a well-established credit history, and seldom open new accounts, applying for credit only when necessary," he said.
I'm not all high and mighty or obsessed about getting a perfect score or keeping it. Once you get into the mid-to-high 700s, it's all the same from there. You don't need perfection to qualify for the best credit deals.
And while reaching this milestone is pretty cool, what does it really mean?
You can have a great credit score and still be struggling. High-score achievers are not necessarily debt-free. They often have multiple credit cards with balances, according to FICO.
An excellent credit score alone doesn't measure your total financial soundness. It's just a measure of your ability to manage debt.


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Is it Time for Rojava and Kurdistan to Unite against Common Enemy?
Whilst the Islamic State (IS/ISIS) was propelled into the limelight in spectacular manner in Iraq, controlling Mosul, Tikrit and large swathes of territory across Iraq, for the Kurds of Syria their deadly battles with the al-Qaeda offshoot over the past year or so have largely failed to make headlines.
The Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) has ubiquitously engaged in furious battles against IS militiamen across the areas in Syria under Kurdish control. Those Kurdish areas are of strategic importance, as they straddle the Turkish border — and with it some of the most vital border crossings — and are home to some of Syria's largest oil fields.
Conversely, the battle of the Peshmerga forces in Iraq has been well noted, as they have formed a formidable frontier against IS rebels, all but saving Kirkuk and many other cities from falling to the IS, which recently changed its name from Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
In the same manner as the Peshmerga, the YPG should be acknowledged for its vital role in keeping IS at bay in Syria.
Fresh from their gains in Iraq, a buoyant IS has returned to Syria with a new onslaught on Kobane and other Kurdish towns and villages. However, this time the goalposts have shifted. Armed with significant booty from their Iraq conquests, including Humvees, tanks and artillery — not to mention millions of dollars in funds – IS quickly shifted their guns to the Syrian Kurds once more.
The Syrian Kurds freed themselves from decades of tyranny and repression and announced self-rule across three cantons. But lack of political unity between the main PYD party and other political parties threaten the existence of the administration in the midst of increasing danger.
The situation has not been helped with lukewarm relations between the PYD and the Kurdistan Region leadership.
There could be no better time for the Kurds to unite and protect the Kurdish population in Syria and also preserve hard-fought Kurdish self-rule. IS is not just an internal matter for the Syrian Kurds: What happens there is very much a problem for the Iraqi Kurds.
Because if Kobane and other major Kurdish cities fall, the IS gets even stronger. That is not good for Erbil, which is also somewhere on the IS priority list of enemies to annul.
For Abdul-Salam Ahmed, co-chair of PYD, Kobane was effectively becoming a factor to "the end of the Sykes-Picot agreement," the 1916 pact by which the powers of the time redrew the Ottoman Empire borders, essentially dividing the Kurds in the process. Whilst rallying Kurdish unity, Kurdish veteran politician Ahmet Turk emphasized that there is no difference between Kobane and Kirkuk.
Whilst the Kurdish Region edges towards independence, the importance of a stable, secure and prosperous Kurdistan Region of Syria as a key neighbor cannot be discounted.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights director Rami Abdul Rahman stated that at least 800 Kurdish fighters had crossed the Turkish border into Syria to join the battle.
"It's a life-or-death battle for the Kurds. If ISIS takes Ayn al Arab (Kobane), it will advance eastwards toward other Kurdish Syrian areas, such as Hasakah in the northeast," he warned.
The ultimate success of greater Kurdistan rests with all its four parts. There is no better place to start than with a political alliance amongst Kurdish parties in Syria and the fostering of better ties between the Rojava administration and the Kurdistan Region.
This entry was posted in International Media, Kurdistan Region and tagged ISIS, Kurdistan, Rojava, YPG on July 27, 2014 by admin.
The time to push for independence?
Since the fall of Saddam Hussein and particularly in the latest sectarian storm as ISIS has swept through large parts of northern Iraq, many in the international arena point to the carving up and disintegration of Iraq. However, from a Kurdish perspective, it is a question of how can you break something that wasn't whole to start with?
It is no secret that the dreams of the Kurds have always started and finished at an independent homeland. They gained nothing but genocide and repression under Saddam and they have little to gain now as part of an Iraq with a vicious cycle of violence and sectarian warfare that the Kurds want little to do with.
The booming, stable and prosperous Kurdistan Region was a reflection of anything but Iraq. Even before recent developments in Iraq, Kurdistan was virtually independent anyway. There were missing ingredients that the Kurds have worked hard to bridge. One of these was independent oil exports and control of their own revenues, as opposed to been at the mercy and goodwill of Baghdad for share of national budget.
With the Kurdish plains washed with so much oil, the revenues the Kurds could soon gain would far outweigh anything that Baghdad could ever give.
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and Nouri al-Maliki led Baghdad government have been at logger heads over oil rights for several years. Simply put, control of oil revenues and oil exports was a remaining noose that Baghdad had over Kurdistan. Kurdistan has tried to cut this remaining umbilical cord to Baghdad by working hard to build strong ties with Turkey, oil majors and building their own independent oil pipeline.
The second key ingredient to Kurdish push to independence was the status of disputed territories. Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution laid out clear steps and clear timelines for the resolution of such territories. Yet almost 7 years since the original deadline for its implementation, owed to a lack of appetite and constant foot dragging by Baghdad, article 140 was never implemented.
Now with the recent ISIS onslaught and latest turmoil in Iraq, not only can the Kurds press ahead and increase oil exports, they have now gained control of vast disputed territories, including Kirkuk, the symbol of the Kurdish struggle.
Depending on how and if the Sunni insurgency can be contained as well as well as the time expended in doing so, Kurds may well fast-track their push to independence. But for now, they are willing to bide their time and crucially consolidate their newly expanded borders and bring stability to their areas.
Who can blame the Kurds, who never wanted to be a part of the Iraqi state in the first place, to push for separation when the country is yet again in sectarian flames?
Self-determination is a natural right at the calmest of times, let alone at times of war with bloodshed on your doorstep.
Even Turkey, traditionally a staunch opponent of Kurdish nationalism, has come to realise that not only is Kurdish independence a natural path that ultimately cannot be stopped, but they can gain tremendous benefit from a secular, oil rich, strategic partners in the tumultuous new age of the Middle East.
Kurdistan was always going to become an independent state, now the timelines have been greatly accelerated with the new crisis in Iraq.
This entry was posted in Kurdish Globe, Kurdistan Region and tagged Iraq, ISIS, Kurdistan on June 30, 2014 by admin.


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(Reuters) - India captain Virat Kohli slammed his team's batsmen for lack of intent during their failed chase of 176 in the opening test at Galle and said the touring side did not do enough to counter Sri Lanka's spin threat.
India dominated most of the match after dismissing Sri Lanka for 183 on the first day and taking a first-innings lead of 192 but Dinesh Chandimal's swashbuckling unbeaten 162 allowed the hosts to stage a fightback.
The experienced Rangana Herath picked up seven wickets while young off-spinner Tharindu Kaushal took three to bundle out India for 112 and power Sri Lanka to a spectacular comeback win by 63 runs.
"We did not counter what was being thrown at us. The need of the hour was to take calculated risk when you are chasing a small total," Kohli told reporters.
"The intent has to be there which I think was lacking. It's something we need to improve on.
"It was a case of us not playing fearless cricket and not going out there and being positive. We have been let down by our batting today. There are no excuses."
The hosts, who lost their last test series at home to Pakistan, put immense pressure on India with tight bowling and smart catches in the first session on Saturday.
The batsmen failed to find scoring opportunities, with first-innings centurion Shikhar Dhawan taking 36 balls to score his first run. That came from a streaky four with the ball narrowly missing the leg stump after taking an edge.
The lack of runs allowed Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews to surround the batsmen with close fielders, hastening India's capitulation.
"We have had batting collapses in the past as well where we have lost wickets in bunches," Kohli added.
"Every time if you sit down and analyse it's been because we have ended up being too tentative.
"Today was a classic example of guys not backing themselves enough to express their ability out there. You have to do something to disrupt a bowler's length." (GALLE, Sri Lanka, Aug 15/2015)

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"The mayor of Providence has a big problem. How can he balance a budget that addresses the needs of an increasingly large number of people, yet deal with a declining tax base that is less able to pay for theses extra services?"
Attacking Geographic Illiteracy, Chester Smolski Aug 1991
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Springtime in Livingston and the Paradise Valley offers much more than just the coveted re-opening of the beefburger stand. In addition to those delectable milkshakes, cheeseburgers, and 1950s-style nostalgia, the Livingston area provides a cornucopia of outdoor adventures guaranteed to put color back into your pasty winter skin.
The obvious post-winter activity that captivates many a Montana resident is whitewater paddling on rivers swollen with spring runoff. The quiet, slow, winter trickle becomes a rushing, deafening siege of frothy liquid that sends tingles down every eager boater's spine. And the beautiful Yellowstone River boasts some of the finest whitewater in Southern Montana. A short drive from Livingston plops you at Joe Brown Creek, the put-in for Yankee Jim Canyon. This five-mile section takes you through Class III rapids, an awesome, narrow canyon—and spits you out at the Carbella take-out with a smile on your face. A little further down US 89 and you arrive in Gardiner and the gates of Yellowstone National Park. After a sampling of yet another famous Park County cheeseburger—this time, it's Helen's Corral on the north side of town—toss your boat in the water for another Class III stretch: the eight miles from the Gardiner put-in to Corwin Springs. If you are not an experienced boater but would like to take a stab at the rapids, contact Yellowstone Raft Company or Montana Whitewater to safely guide you through the rollers.
For many climbers tired of frostbite and broken toenails from vicious ice climbing boots, the sunny Montana crags just can't warm up soon enough. Thanks to the Southwest Montana Climbers Coalition (SMCC), the sun-baked Allenspur crag south of Livingston has re-opened. Livingston native Kevin Hutchinson is responsible for most of the first ascents of Allenspur routes, put up in the mid 1990s. While the rock itself lies on BLM land, the access was through a narrow strip of privately owned land. After Allenspur increased in popularity, access to the rock was denied, thus closing the crag and forcing Kevin to remove the bolts and hangers he had installed only a few years before. After much work and diligence from many local climbers, Hilda Harper granted an easement through her property to access the rock. Local hangglider pilot Barney Hallin surveyed the area, long-time climber and attorney Bill Dockins put the finishing touches on the easement, and the culmination of everyone's efforts erupted as the SMCC went to work building a trail last summer. With a generous donation of bolts and hangers from Northern Lights Trading Co., the crag is back in business and can be accessed by parking at the Carter's Bridge fishing access. With its sunny location Allenspur is a great spring and fall (or even winter!) climbing destination.
Hangglider and paraglider pilots have been soaring off the Hogback for 25 years or more. I spent an afternoon hiking up the spine of this pronounced geographic feature with local paraglider pilots, listening to a resonating POP as their wings filled with air. They were able to silently soar along the ridge for a half-hour or more before softly landing on the green valley floor. All you need is a steady northeast breeze to launch and soar along the ridge and venture out into the valley. Many pilots can be seen following the Yellowstone River through the canyon, with typical flights lasting from one to four hours. However, pilot Andy Macrae of Bozeman Paragliding had his longest flight in Montana off of the Hogback, an astounding 3 hours and 47 minutes. Macrae also related an interested wildlife encounter he experienced while soaring through the sky. "I flew around for quite a while with a pair of mating golden eagles. They were hooking talons and doing that tumbling thing that they do when they are courting. They were only about 20 feet in front of me at one point."
With the amazing backdrop of the snowy, jagged Absaroka Range, springtime recreation in the Paradise valley is well worth the drive over the hill. And with so many activities to choose from, you might want to get that beefburger to go.
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Steve Smith thwarts England again to secure draw at the MCG
Tourists avoid Ashes whitewash but Australian captain impenetrable on day five
Sat, Dec 30, 2017, 11:58
Vic Marks at the MCG
Steve Smith's century secured a draw for Australia in the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne. Photograph: Julian Smith/EPA
There was still no way past Steve Smith. The pitch may have been as docile as a lamb yet it still required wonderful concentration from Australia's phenomenal captain to bat for almost seven hours to save the Melbourne Test match. In the process he recorded his 23rd Test century. Finding the key to removing Smith from the crease would have taxed the team at Bletchley Park, let alone the one led by Joe Root.
Here Smith played with his usual fidgeting calm, as resolute in saving the game as he was when winning those in Brisbane and Perth. He now revels in self-denial as well as shredding opposition attacks. At the crease he is vaguely reminiscent of Derek Randall, who played his greatest innings here 40 years ago (there has been some footage of the Centenary Test on our screens during the rain breaks). Like Randall there is much pre-delivery movement and a self-taught, idiosyncratic method – though Smith has proven to be a far more prolific and significant batsman. He has the confidence to do it his way.
Randall once told me that his Centenary Test innings of 174 was not his favourite knock. Instead he chose his 150 in Sydney in 1978 when he batted for almost 10 hours to overturn England's first innings deficit of 142. Randall relished that innings because it was out of character. In this series Smith has demonstrated that he can peel off hundreds of different hues depending on the needs of his team. He can enjoy a 259-ball 100 in Melbourne as much as a fast-flowing 138-ball one in Perth. At the moment Smith is simply and serenely the best whatever the circumstances.
There were brief moments just before lunch on the final day when the prospect of him running out of partners as England forged on to a remarkable victory was not impossible. Australia lost David Warner and Shaun Marsh in the space of six overs and maybe England scented a chance.
Steve Smith and Alastair Cook shake hands after the drawn third Test at the MCG. Photograph: Michael Dodge/Getty
For the most of the morning there had been no problems for Australia's two great batsmen even though they were contained by an England attack that never faltered in its resolve to deny their opponents easy runs. Root shuffled his bowlers and eventually tossed the ball to himself. By now Warner was on 86, eyeing his second hundred of the match and a special landmark. Warner, like Ricky Ponting and Sunil Gavaskar before him, had hit two hundreds in a Test match three times. A record-breaking fourth was on the horizon when he received his first ball from Root. After five hours of rigid self-discipline Warner had a horrible heave, which coincided with the ball gripping on the solitary blemish on the surface, and James Vince calmly caught the ensuing skier.
Stuart Broad was recalled and just before the interval he found the edge of Shaun Marsh's bat. Jonny Bairstow, standing very close because of the moribund nature of the pitch, dived to his left, holding a fine one-handed catch. So at lunch there must have been some nerves in the home dressing room since Australia were effectively 14 for four.
After the break Mitchell Marsh, yet to get off the mark, sliced a drive inches short of Vince at backward point. Otherwise the younger Marsh, who had battered the England bowlers in Perth, defended stoutly in an innings that will have impressed his coach, captain and selectors as much as his blazing 181 just over a week ago. He crawled along but with Smith still at the other end this suited the Australians fine. Smith himself pottered along happily to his century and then the captains shook hands at the earliest opportunity.
Forgettable
It was a forgettable Test match except for Alastair Cook's unbeaten 244, which, to his great chagrin, could not change the course of the series though it might change the course of his career. The vultures were circling but they have now been dispersed. He can still bat, but like many players late in their career, a pattern is emerging: there is a tendency to fail more often but once established he knows how to deliver a truly monumental innings. Consistency is harder to find.
The match was ruined by a sub-standard pitch. This was akin to asking the best Australian Rules footballers to play on a ploughed field, something the authorities here would never tolerate. As a result the spectacle of one of the great sporting occasions was sadly diminished. This drop-in surface refused to deteriorate as good cricket pitch should and it was not the first time that the MCG has produced a track that is more likely to alienate cricket fans than attract them. It would have been adequate for a Big Bash match. In the spirit of cooperation I have a suggestion: move the Boxing Day Test to Hobart until a solution is found.
England can, at least, travel to Sydney with their heads held high, which was more than they could do in 2006 or 2013. They strained every sinew in the field at the MCG but they cannot find the magic formula that disposes of Smith. Australia have added Ashton Agar, the left-arm spinner from WA, to their squad for the final Test and there is a good chance that he will play. The SCG does not encourage spinners as it did several decades ago but there is reckoned to be more assistance for the tweakers than when England last played there. That was not their finest hour. Scott Borthwick was England's solitary spinner in his only Test and England contrived to lose their 20 wickets in 90 overs. The Test specialists had an embarrassing two days to spend in Sydney before their flights home.
This time there is more resolve within the England camp and they won't be introducing as many debutants in Sydney (in 2014 Borthwick received his first cap along with Gary Ballance and Boyd Rankin when there was barely a wheel left on the wagon). But there is the possibility that they might introduce Mason Crane, who played his one game for New South Wales there last season. Crane would replace Tom Curran or, rather sadly, Moeen Ali, who has never yet been dropped in his career of 48 Test matches.
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Ali Moeen
Boyd Rankin
Derek Randall
Scott Borthwick
Tom Curran
England dismiss ball-tampering claims as 'Pommie-bashing'
Wild Oats XI wins Sydney to Hobart race in record time
Cooney's 'Comanche' conquers the waves in Sydney-Hobart race
South Africa thrash Zimbabwe inside two days
Alastair Cook and Stuart Broad turn up at the end of the party
Alastair Cook completes century as England take fight to Australia
Athletics Review 2017: Shocks galore under a cloud of doping questions
Rain puts a dent in fourth Ashes Test with one day to go
Life on the professional tennis circuit with a four-year-old in tow
British relay world champion fails drugs test - reports
2 Gerry Thornley: Ireland need to get in line and open turnstiles for Six Nations
4 Brighton dent Chelsea's title hopes as frustration continues for Thomas Tuchel
5 Munster - what's gone wrong?
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All in the Game: Parting shots aplenty as Rafa hits the road
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Finding something sweet that is semi-healthy can be extremely difficult, especially when you are traveling. There has to be a better way! Superfood Chocolate Dessert is a healthy alternative to convenient junk foods. The main ingredient is a nutrient and omega rich avocado, accompanied by seeds, walnuts, goji berries, and some flavor heavy powders. This easy to make dessert packs into a travel-friendly container and can be prepared without making a mess.
A superfood is a nutrient-dense, antioxidant-rich food considered to be especially beneficial for health and well-being. Spending time traveling outdoors is tough on your body, which is exactly why you should be eating foods with nutrients to help maintain physical and mental health. The right foods can improve your performance and help prevent injuries. For that reason I have taken some of my favorite superfoods to make this super dessert!
Avocado: a nutrient dense food with 15% fat, 8.5% carbohydrates (mostly fibers), and 2% protein. Considered a "superfood" due to healthy monounsaturated fat. Loaded with vitamins, minerals, and more potassium than a banana.
Goji Berries: contain all 8 essential amino acids. A single 4 ounce serving provides nearly 10 percent of your daily value for protein. Goji Berries are a complex carb that provides slow burning energy.
Walnuts: an energy-dense, high-calorie food primarily made up of polyunsaturated fat. Walnuts contain a relatively high percentage of omega-3 fat, which has been linked with various health benefits.
Chia Seeds: a "whole grain" food loaded with fiber, protein, Omega-3 fatty acids and various micronutrients.
Cacao Powder: packed with more calcium than cows milk. Also rich in antioxidants, magnesium and is the highest plant-based source of iron known to man.
Honey: brings sweetness to the dessert as well as nutritional benefits with vitamins and minerals. In addition, honey is attributed to improving athletic performance and providing antioxidants.
This is a great on the go dessert that you can store for up to 5 days unrefrigerated. You will need an unripe avocado, a sharp knife, a spoon or fork, a sealable container, and the dry ingredients listed below. Use the container to store all ingredients, and you can use the same dish for preparing and serving. If no cleaning facilities are available after you're done, simply put the lid on the container and store until you can properly clean.
Follow the instructions below to prepare Superfood Chocolate Dessert!
A nutrient rich, no cook dessert for travelers with a sweet tooth.
Combine the "powders": Cacao, Chia Seeds, Coconut Powder and Vanilla Powder into a tightly sealed ziplock bag.
Store "powders", Avocado, Honey, and Almond Butter in a container with a lid that seals tightly. *The secret to this step is to find a container that will not squish the avocado, nor let give it too much room to move around. The perfect container will hold all ingredients snugly in place.
Remove all ingredients from the container. Use the container to mix and serve for simple clean-up.
Half Avocado, and remove pit. Use a spoon or fork to scoop avocado into container. Mash Avocado with fork or spoon until you achieve a creamy consistency.
Squeeze in Honey and Almond Butter.
Empty contents of "powders" bag into container.
Stir everything together until all ingredients are throughly mixed and you have achieved a creamy consistency.
Top with Walnuts and Dried Goji Berries, and serve.
Single serving honey packets can be found in convenience stores, some coffee shops or you can purchase in bulk online. For a sweeter dessert, add more honey.


The Bro of the Sea, AQUAMAN, has taken the world by tsunami! Kristen Romanelli, Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman dive in to discuss James Wan's latest DCEU entry and go trench-deep on Rupert Gregson-Williams original score. In addition to sharing their reactions to the film and score, they discuss some of their favorite tracks from the soundtrack and where the Aquaman score ranks among the previous DCEU entries. And don't miss a special announcement about a new series of episodes coming to the Soundcast in 2019!


Live streaming is very popular among bloggers, regular users, and celebrities these days. This is a big market for businesses as the service continues to grow across social media. And Germany-based Elgato is making sure they're ahead of the pack. The company recently announced their release of a new live streaming device, called the Elgato Cam Link.
Cam Link is an HDMI-tethering tool allowing you to connect to any high-end camera that's connected to your computer. With this device, you can live stream using your DSLR with ease. Long gone are the days of grainy, blurry live videos.
This is Elgato's foray into devices aimed at game broadcasters. The company's product line includes HD60 capture cards, the Stream Deck command center, and a green screen. With the addition of the Cam Link, Elgato rounded up its game footage products nicely.
HDMI, as you probably know, outputs audio and video from a Blu-ray player, for example, into the HDMI input of your TV, for example, which receives and processes the input.
Pairing your camera with the Cam Link is simple. After you install the custom Magic Lantern firmware it comes with, the device enables options for live streaming. You can then import the video file into OBS or Xsplit, which are popular live streaming editing software.
Elgato's Cam Link is a small USB dongle with an HDMI port. The HDMI port turns nearly any camera into a webcam. While many live streamers use the Logitech C920, the video quality would be much better with the Elgato Cam Link. The USB end of the Cam Link plugs into your computer as a standard webcam. While the C920 is a great camera, those looking for more capability and cinematography will enjoy working with the Cam Link, as long as they can hook up an HDMI cable. The versatility on the Cam Link is large and almost limitless.
The Elgato Cam Link's input takes any software that supports webcames, like OBS, Skype, and even Elgato's own streaming software. The Cam Link also works on Windows and Mac OS. Strangely enough, the website specifies a specific processing power required as well: 4th generation quad‑core Intel Core i5 CPU (i5-4xxx or comparable).
That being said, you may be limited by USB type, since the hardware requires USB 3.x. Others may feel limited by camera quality for their video. While the webcam link is a great tool for your video setup, your mileage may vary depending on your specs.
The webcam link streams up to 1080p, 60 fps. Engato prides itself on the device's "ultra low latency technology," giving you minimal delay. For some cameras, the software automatically turns the camera off after 30 minutes to protect the sensor. Real-time, full-screen feedback lets you adjust scenes on the spot.
With almost no competition on the market offering what they do, Cam Link is definitely a good deal at $129. Other webcam links of this quality cost $500 or more. "A high-quality camera is a critical upgrade to any creator's setup, but often comes at the cost of a complicated and cumbersome video workflow," says Fest.
Your streams are recorded and saved automatically to your hard drive. You don't have to keep switching out your memory cards or fidget with anything else to help you stream seamlessly.
For most people, the Logitech C920 will do the job perfectly well. If you're working with just a PC to stream on Twitch or YouTube, you may not need to spring for this device. But if you've upgraded everything else and noticed a void in your cinematography, the Elgato Cam Link is perfect for you. The Cam Link is available now on Amazon and Elgato's own store.


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Q: RSA Public key created in C# is not saved in iPhone keychain I'm trying to send RSA public key from C# server to iPhone, so I could encrypt info on iPhone and decrypt it in C# server.  But when I save received public key in iPhone, it's  not saved.
I create key in C# like this:
RSACryptoServiceProvider rsa = new RSACryptoServiceProvider(1024);
byte [] body = rsa.exportCspBlob(false);

On Iphone I use code from apple SecKeyWrapper class:
NSString *peerName = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@%@",peerNamePrefix, serverID ];
NSData * peerTag = [[NSData alloc] initWithBytes:(const void *)[peerName UTF8String] ength:[peerName length]];
NSMutableDictionary * peerPublicKeyAttr = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];

[peerPublicKeyAttr setObject:(id)kSecClassKey forKey:(id)kSecClass];
[peerPublicKeyAttr setObject:(id)kSecAttrKeyTypeRSA forKey:(id)kSecAttrKeyType];
[peerPublicKeyAttr setObject:peerTag forKey:(id)kSecAttrApplicationTag];
[peerPublicKeyAttr setObject:publicKey forKey:(id)kSecValueData];
[peerPublicKeyAttr setObject:[NSNumber numberWithBool:YES] forKey:(id)kSecReturnPersistentRef];

sanityCheck = SecItemAdd((CFDictionaryRef) peerPublicKeyAttr, (CFTypeRef *)&persistPeer);

After this operation sanityCheck is 0, that is ok. But:
peerKeyRef = [self getKeyRefWithPersistentKeyRef:persistPeer];

returns 0x0 in peerKeyRef and key is not saved.
- (SecKeyRef)getKeyRefWithPersistentKeyRef:(CFTypeRef)persistentRef
{
OSStatus sanityCheck = noErr;
SecKeyRef keyRef = NULL;

LOGGING_FACILITY(persistentRef != NULL, @"persistentRef object cannot be NULL." );

NSMutableDictionary * queryKey = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];

// Set the SecKeyRef query dictionary.
[queryKey setObject:(id)persistentRef forKey:(id)kSecValuePersistentRef];
[queryKey setObject:[NSNumber numberWithBool:YES] forKey:(id)kSecReturnRef];

// Get the persistent key reference.
sanityCheck = SecItemCopyMatching((CFDictionaryRef)queryKey, (CFTypeRef *)&keyRef);
[queryKey release];

return keyRef;
}

A: From the MSDN page:

The ExportCspBlob method returns a
  blob containing key information that
  is compatible with the unmanaged
  Microsoft Cryptographic API

So I think you have no reason to expect the IPhone software to understand it.
You may hae more success with ToXml()

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Q: Menu does not close I am creating a menu that supposed to be web accessible with 508 compliance. The problem is when I get to the last menu item the menu does not close while the keyboard TAB button.
Another problem is I need to be able find a way to close the menu when clicking on the ESC key
The sample is here: jsfiddle.net/dvLden/Ltz7nmdb/1/

A: The only thing you need to change:
/* CSS */

.navbar > .navbar-item:hover > .navbar-sub,
.navbar > .navbar-item a:focus ~ .navbar-sub {
    display: block;
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Here is the full working code (without jQuery):

/* CSS */

body {
    margin: 10px;
}
.navbar,
.navbar .navbar-sub {
    list-style: none;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
}
.navbar > .navbar-item {
    float: left;
}
.navbar > .navbar-item:last-child {
    margin-right: 0;
}
.navbar > .navbar-item a {
    text-decoration: none;
}
.navbar > .navbar-item > a {
    background-color: #999;
    padding: 10px 20px;
    color: #696969;
    display: block;
}
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.navbar > .navbar-item.active > a {
    background-color: #ccc;
}
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    display: none;
}
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    color: #ccc;
    display: block;
    padding: 5px 10px;
    text-align: center;
    background-color: #696969;
}
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.navbar .navbar-item.active .navbar-sub-item > a:focus {
    background-color: #999;
}

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Watch the 'City of Angels/City of Death ' Docuseries Wednesday, November 24 - Only on Hulu
Throughout the 1970s and '80s, more than 20 serial killers stalked the streets of Los Angeles simultaneously and within miles of each other, murdering and terrorizing citizens — until the LAPD's Robbery-Homicide Division banded together and tracked down the killers. From producers of ABC News' "20/20," the new Hulu Original "City of Angels | City of Death" chronicles the group of LAPD detectives and their investigations, from launching stakeouts to tracking and catching some of that era's most notorious murderers, including the Freeway Killer, the Hillside Strangler, the Sunset Strip Killer and more. All six, hour-long episodes of "City of Angels | City of Death" drop on Wednesday, Nov. 24, only on Hulu.
"City of Angels | City of Death" depicts the chilling details of the gruesome crimes through dramatic recreations and the first-hand accounts of law enforcement as they masterfully juggled multiple serial killer investigations before the introduction of DNA technology and under the pressure of unprecedented media attention. The detectives' discoveries changed the way authorities catch killers, revolutionizing modern methods. "City of Angels | City of Death" includes interviews with retired LAPD detectives Tom Lange, Robert Souza, Bob Grogan, Frank Garcia and Jerry LeFrois; survivors; forensic experts; eyewitnesses and more. "City of Angels | City of Death" is produced for Hulu by ABC News Studios and Highway 41 Productions. For ABC News Studios, David Sloan is senior executive producer, and Colleen Halpin is executive producer. For Highway 41 Productions, Star Price is executive producer and director. Episode synopsis below:
"Heart of Darkness": LAPD detectives must juggle multiple investigations at once as a rash of serial killings terrorized the people of Los Angeles starting in the mid-1970s. Detectives Bob Grogan and Tom Lange hunt for these notorious killers throughout the city, from the Hillside Strangler in the Hollywood Hills to the Skid Row Stabber in the dangerous streets of downtown L.A. At the same time, another mysterious serial killer begins his reign of terror.
"News at Eleven": The Hillside Strangler Task Force's investigation becomes the focus of a media frenzy as they expand their search for the killer, but detective Bob Grogan has a creeping suspicion that the Hillside Strangler may in fact be two men working together. Meanwhile, detective Tom Lange gets a break in his pursuit of the Skid Row Stabber, who targeted the less fortunate — the homeless, drug addicts and alcoholics — leading to a confrontation in a darkened movie theater. Elsewhere, authorities found an aspiring model slain near a beach, and the LAPD believes it could be the work of another serial killer, adding a new case to the detectives' docket.
"The Mind of a Killer": A young girl disappears in Huntington Beach, and detectives identify her kidnapper and murderer after his appearance on a popular TV series, which prompts a nationwide search. Meanwhile, detectives arrest a suspect in the Hillside Strangler case in Bellingham, Washington, but they believe the suspect's cousin may have been an accomplice in the murders.
"The Gathering Storm": The Hillside Strangler case gets even more bizarre. One of the suspects claims he has multiple personalities and that one of them, Steve, is responsible for killing with another suspect. Detectives take the Dating Game Killer into custody, but they face an uphill battle proving his guilt. As some investigations come closer to wrapping up, detective Robert Souza's pursuit of a new terrifying murderer is just beginning — the Freeway Killer, who captured and killed mostly male teens.
"A New Nightmare": The Freeway Killer eludes detective Robert Souza, leading him all over Southern California. To focus his search, Souza seeks the help of imprisoned murderer Roy Norris, one of the infamous Tool Box Killers. Meanwhile, one of the Hillside Strangler suspects agrees to turn on his murderous partner to avoid the death penalty, but the district attorney's office believes the judge should throw out the case. A new serial killer strikes, abducting women off the Sunset Strip.
"Judgment Day": The Sunset Strip Killer is at large, and detective Frank Garcia must decipher newly found clues. The serial killers of this chilling era go to trial and receive their sentences, giving their victims justice.
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For big volumes of waste, ECOLLECT decided to developp a SUWS of 4 m3.
A simple and strong design: container in galvanized steel, opening by the bottom, secure chains and edge finishing preventing the rain flow.
It's an all in one solution while installing the ECOTAINER, you just have to bury it at 60 cm deep, that means over the various underground networks.
Like most semi- underground, the ECOTAINER is handled by Kinshöfer system.
Why choosing ECOLLECT ? It's an all in one solution while installing the ECOTAINER, you just have to bury it at 60 cm deep, that means over the various underground networks.


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Current: Elephant and Castle
New Southwark Heritage Centre and Walworth Library
Southwark Council is honouring its commitment to provide a new heritage centre and library on the Walworth Road. On 22 January 2019, Cabinet agreed to secure units within the brand new Elephant Park development, on long-term lease from developer Lendlease. Work to prepare the new heritage centre and library has completed and we look forward to opening the facility in line with the government public health advice.
The frontage of the new heritage centre and library occupies a prominent position on the Walworth Road, adding to a streetscape of shops and restaurants. This will invite both existing and new audiences to the area and will help ensure that Walworth remains a desirable destination for all.
In addition to essential library services such as reading, community meeting space, children's reading and rhyme time sessions, computer and internet services, the new centre will include space for heritage and cultural displays. This will create an opportunity to showcase some of the Cuming Collection and celebrate Southwark's great heritage.
The new centre will host a rolling programme of heritage displays and educational activities for children and young people. We'll use innovative ways to engage new audiences in celebrating the heritage and culture of Southwark and use the centre as a launch pad to take our rich heritage across the borough.
Thank you for your input into our consultation process. It has informed our designs and processes to help deliver the great new heritage centre and library.
Look and feel consultation 3
Thank you for your input into our third consultation on the detailed design of the new library and heritage centre. Please see the detailed design information and read the summary report.
Chalk and talk consultation 2
Please find the information and report for the concept design stage.
Bright ideas consultation 1
The first phase of Southwark's consultation was to understand what people loved about libraries and museums, what they'd like to have in the new Southwark Heritage Centre and Walworth Library and to hear people's individual Southwark stories.
It's obvious from the passionate and enthusiastic responses that libraries and museums are at the heart of our communities. They help our individual and societal growth and learning throughout our lives. It's important for everyone to feel welcome at libraries and musuems, and for them to provide a wide range of information, learning, activities and events. In response, we've tried to make a great place to gather and also to focus and enjoy on our own. Please find the bright ideas consultation report.
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JASON Learning Promotes Smalley to CEO, Builds Board for Broad Reach in STEM Education
ASHBURN, Va. – JASON Learning, a world-renowned, non-profit, science education organization, is excited to announce the promotion of Dr. Eleanor Smalley to President and Chief Executive Officer and the expansion of its Board Of Directors to include a broad range of diverse stakeholders committed to science, technology, engineering and mathematics education.
"We are very excited about this expansion," said Dr. Smalley, formerly the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of JASON. JASON reaches approximately 3 million K-12 students each year with its in-school and out-of-school curricula and programs. "Our reach has continued to expand and we are positioning the organization to have an even greater impact in delivering STEM education throughout the country."
JASON provides schools with curricula that cover core content areas in STEM fields such a geology, climate, forces and motion, energy, and ecology, and are designed to be used as replacements for traditional textbooks or as enriching supplemental materials in upper elementary, middle school, and high school classrooms.
The multimedia curricula include reading selections, hands-on activities, videos, and online games for students, and lesson plans, implementation tips, and a powerful digital platform for educators. In addition, JASON provides out-of-school programs through organizations such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of America to provide further STEM enrichment for young learners, along with opportunities such as its Student and Education Argonaut program, which each summer gives participants an immersion experience alongside real scientists in the field.
Joining the JASON Board will be representatives of the American Association of School Administrators (AASA), the New York State Council of School Superintendents (The Council), ProEventa and the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, as well as an international at-large Board member. The National Geographic Society and Sea Research Foundation will remain active on the Board.
"School districts across the country are looking for solutions that will train our future scientists, technicians, engineers and mathematicians," said Dr. Smalley. "With this expansion, we are poised to help educators everywhere in their quest to provide students with state-of-the art STEM learning."
About JASON Learning JASON Learning is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded 25 years ago by Oceanographer Dr. Robert Ballard, discoverer of the Titanic. Named for the mythological Greek explorer, JASON is a nationally acclaimed, exploration-based program that links students—inside the classroom and out—to real science and scientists through technology-intensive, inquiry-based curricular experiences. Learn more at jason.org.


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Perihelion Software Limited was a United Kingdom company founded in 1986 by Dr. Tim King along with a number of colleagues who had all worked together at MetaComCo on AmigaOS and written compilers for both the Amiga and the Atari ST.

Perihelion Software produced an operating system for the INMOS Transputer called HeliOS. This was a system that looked like Unix but which could pass messages to processes running on either the same processor or another one. This was used in the Atari Transputer Workstation, among other places.

Later HeliOS was ported to other processors including the ARM architecture.

Perihelion Software also produced an in-memory database system called Polyhedra. The group responsible for this product was set up as a subsidiary, Perihelion Technology Limited (PTL), which did a management buyout in 1994. PTL later changed its name to Polyhedra plc in 1995, and in 2001 was acquired by a Swedish company called ENEA.

External links

 Dr. Tim King's Homepage

Software companies of the United Kingdom

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'Pass' is an exploration in how a piece of furniture can encourage people to have a more engaging interaction while sharing a meal. It re-imagines the dining surface as one collective plate.
The table top is made up of modular plates that can be passed, slid, or flipped to use the flat, wood underside. They are inset into the table to create a specific place in which to have a collaborative experience with others.


Mr. Damion Lupo is our special guest on today's episode of Traffic and Leads Podcast. He is the president and CEO of Total Control Financial. This guy knows a ton about online marketing and he is going to dive into all his experiences including his wins and losses.


On July 12th, Group 1 launched a new Mission Alerting System. Squadron 51's Lt Michael Liu, along with Major Charles Christian (Group 1) have worked diligently to design a program that improves our current alerting system. The new system allows automated alerts to be sent via EMail, SMS and a phone call (rather than just by EMail). From there, an Incident Commander can login to a dashboard to see all of the responses and activate members who are available. It also tracks response statistics for future reporting needs.
As testament to its success, during a test phase in June, 65 members (80% of the pool) responded to a test alert within 3 minutes. One day later, a real mission alert went out via the old 'EMail only' way and only 4 members responded with availability during the first half hour! Clearly, it will be a change in the tides for our missions and we hope it will provide the chance for faster emergency response and more involvement from our members.


The Teacher Preparation Pipeline (TPP) Program at Saddleback College offers support services for students pursuing a career in teaching. These support services include specialized academic counseling, university representative appointments, campus tours, workshops, teacher examination information, job announcements for future teachers, scholarships, volunteer opportunities, classroom fieldwork courses, and the Student California Teacher Association (SCTA) Future Teachers Club.
What's Up Wednesday -Join us in the Transfer Center on the first Wednesday of each month to hear a speaker and socialize with other Teacher Prep students.
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EDUC 41 – SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHING – History, philosophy and sociology of secondary education. Introduction to the California Teaching Performance Expectations and Assessments; needs of special populations, English learners, and struggling readers; content standards including Career Technical Education; and major curriculum reform documents. In addition, students will gain experience through 40 hours of required field work as follows: 30 hours at one site and 10 hours in various other sites/activities.
EDUC 90 – INTRO TO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION– Introduces concepts and issues related to teaching diverse learners in today's contemporary schools, Kindergarten through grade 12 (K-12). Topics include teaching as a profession and career, historical and philosophical foundations of the American education system, contemporary educational issues, California's content standards and frameworks, and teacher performance standards. In addition to class time, the course requires a minimum of 45 hours of structured fieldwork in public school classrooms that represent California's diverse student population, and includes cooperation with at least one carefully selected and campus-approved certificated classroom teacher.
Rather than waiting until you are far into the teaching pathway and waiting until you do your student teaching to be in a classroom, you get early "classroom experience" to see if teaching would be something you truly want to do. For example, … how much work is involved; can you handle a class? This class helped me decide that teaching is what I'm passionate about, I have lots of energy when I'm in the classroom and enjoy the kids.
This was an excellent experience and opportunity to get first hand exposure to a classroom/ teaching environment. The TPP staff was excellent; readily available and exceptionally helpful. The school placement was also appropriate and positive. I highly commend this educational opportunity to any student considering teaching as helping to direct a career decision.
This is an excellent exposure to the world of teaching. The only thing that I recommend to student teachers to approach this class with their "eyes wide open." … look at all of the aspects as well as their own personal motivations for doing what they're doing.
Through the TPP program, I gained early classroom experience. This helped me decide that teaching is what I am passionate about. I enjoy the kids and have lots of energy when I am in the classroom.
Overall a great experience to be part of the actual classroom setting in a role that enabled us to develop teaching and interpersonal skills.
For more information visit the Saddleback College Teacher Preparation Pipeline webpage.


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Integrative immunology: symposium unites Cornell scientists from Ithaca, New York City campuses
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Cornell experts in immunology from both Ithaca and New York City gathered last week at the College of Veterinary Medicine for the Immunology in Health and Disease Symposium, a two-day event that sparked new ideas for collaboration between Weill Cornell Medicine and their upstate colleagues. "The event enabled us to identify ways we can use the tools in one field to inform and drive discovery in the other," says event co-organizer Dr. Cynthia Leifer, associate professor of immunology. "And it really showcased how many opportunities there are to foster cross-collaboration."
The symposium marks the fourth academic cross-campus conference funded by the Cornell Academic Integration Initiative, which aims to build integration between Weill Cornell Medicine and their Ithacan colleagues. "We want to catalyze synergy," said Dr. Gary Koretzky, dean of Weill Cornell Graduate School of medical sciences and the vice dean for research of Weill Cornell Medicine who heads up the initiative. "We want to overcome what's perceived as a barrier—this idea that people don't know much about each other across each campus, and identify possibilities for all types of collaborations."
The immunology event was devised by Leifer and her Cornell immunology colleagues, and co-organized with Dr. Virginia Pascual, the Director of the Gale and Ira Drukier Institute for Children's Health at Weill Cornell Medicine. It featured talks, poster sessions, and breakout sessions designed to strategize further ways to strengthen collaboration between campuses.
Bench and bedside research
Faculty talks spanned both basic and applied research; Dr. Avery August, professor of immunology and vice provost for academic affairs, gave an overview of his lab's work on ITK, a key immune cell regulator that August likened to a turntable that provides nuanced tuning between inflammatory and anti-inflammatory responses within the body. Dr. David Artis, director of the Jill Roberts Institute for Research in Inflammatory Bowel Disease and the Michael Kors Professor of Immunology at Weill Cornell Medicine, discussed the role of gut microbes in host immune cell function, "I think this is the forefront of human medicine, and represents the next frontier of drug discovery," he said.
Presentations also explored impacts in veterinary medicine. Dr. Elia Tait Wojno, assistant professor of microbiology and immunology, discussed innate immune responses to allergies and helminth infection, discussing her search for therapeutic targets for canine and human allergic disease. "By studying some of the mechanisms that control type 2 immune responses, we can begin to develop control and treatment strategies for both these types of inflammation," Tait Wojno said.
Dr. Kristy Richards also discussed dogs in her presentation on comparative lymphoma research. As an associate professor of biomedical sciences with dual appointments at CVM and WCM, Richards leverages the canine lymphoma patient population that comes to Cornell University Hospital for Animals as clinical models for both canine and human cancer drug development, including immunotherapy studies. "In dogs, the immune system is intact and educated, allowing a much more accurate assessment of immunotherapeutic affects," said Richards. Another benefit, she added is "easy access to repeat biopsies—with a little bit of peanut butter."
New technologies and methods were another hot topic of discussion. Dr. Pamela Chang, assistant professor of immunology, discussed her work in chemical optogenetics. "Current tools aren't fast enough to interrogate rapid biological responses or special relationships between cells," said Chang. "We need new tools with spatial and temporal precision." Her group has tackled that challenge by using light-controlled enzymes that be used to activate and inactivate immune cells at specific timescales and locations. After perfecting this tool in vitro, Chang said their next step is to test the strategy in mouse models.
Dr. Cindy Leifer uses stiffness instead of light to manipulate immune cells. "There are many different changes in the body, including aging, infection and chronic inflammation that can change the biochemical and the biophysical microenvironment of the immune cells, but how these influence the cells is not well understood," said Leifer. Her group created an acrylamide gels with precisely defined stiffnesses mimicking normal and diseased tissue and tested how macrophages respond to softer or stiffer environments. Leifer said that, "Almost everything we've measured in our macrophages has been affected by stiffness," including the cells size, morphology and pro-inflammatory signaling. They plan to begin manipulating biophysical environments in vivo with an eventual aim to find novel pharmacological targets.
In addition to faculty talks, trainees presented posters on their latest research, with three trainees receiving awards for best poster presentations. Simon Frueh, a graduate student in the Tait Wojno lab, won for his presentation on Type 2 inflammatory cellular immune mechanisms in canine atopic dermatitis. Jim Castellanos, an MD-PhD student at WCM, won for his poster demonstrating the mechanistic contributions of TNF-like ligand 1A in inflammatory bowel disease in humans. Lu Huang, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. David Russell's lab at CVM, won for his poster that detailed how two distinct populations of lung macrophages act as either permissive or restrictive hosts to Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Powers combined
The conference culminated in breakout sessions aimed at catalyzing ideas on strengthening research collaboration between campuses. They identified the need for improved communication and information sharing as primary goals moving forward, as well as making the symposium an annual event.
Overall, the conference highlighted the complementary strengths of each institution. "At Weill, they have large numbers of human samples and can do extraordinary work in terms of big data and cell sequencing," said Leifer. "However, they have limits in being able to interrogate those subjects. We have the ability to investigate our models at a deeper mechanistic level, and also have extraordinary bioengineering and biochemical technology resources here." With the Cornell Academic Integration Initiative actively working to reduce paperwork and other logistical barriers to collaboration, both Cornell campuses may soon benefit from these complementary strengths.
-By Lauren Cahoon Roberts


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"BERKELEY – California continues its fall preseason with a curtain-raising home opener when the Golden Bears host the Autumn 7s Saturday, Oct. 24, on Witter Rugby Field.
The 16-match event kicks off at 11 a.m. with Santa Clara against the Bears Varsity, while a separate side for the Blue & Gold comprised of freshmen and sophomores takes on Claremont Colleges at noon.
Cal's varsity side continues pool play against Nevada at 12:30 p.m. and San Francisco State at 2 p.m., while the Cal frosh-sophs face UC Davis at 1:30 p.m. and Cal Poly at 2:40. The cup final begins at 4:30 p.m. to cap the day in Strawberry Canyon.
Admission to the event is free for all Cal students. Adults are $10; seniors 65 and over, and youth ages 12-17 are $5; children under 12 are also admitted free of charge.
The Autumn 7s offers the Rugby Bears the opportunity to play on their home pitch as the program prepares to host the PAC 7s Rugby Championship two weeks later on Nov. 7-8.
"By also fielding the frosh-soph side, it allows us to get some more minutes of action for the whole of the sevens quad," added head coach Jack Clark.
At Cal's preseason opener October 10 in the West Coast 7s, the reigning national 7s champions won all four of their matches, including a 29-14 decision against UC Davis in the cup semifinals and a 53-0 victory over Arizona State in the cup final, finishing the event in San Luis Obispo with the best scoring differential and most tries scored. Four student-athletes made their 7s debut for the Bears in that tournament, and more are sure to do the same Saturday in Strawberry Canyon.
The Bears aim to continue their trend of improvement and experience as they approach the PAC 7s, where Cal will be vying for its fourth straight conference 7s crown, and will need to play crisp, clean rugby at the Autumn 7s to further that goal.


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