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Inspira Awards Scholarships to Five Vineland High School Graduates
Five Vineland High School graduates, who participated in the Parent Linking Program, have been awarded full scholarships for the Certified Nursing Assistant Program at the Cumberland County Technical Education Center. Since 1998, the Parent Linking Program has provided a variety of services for pregnant and parenting teens at the high school. Inspira Health funds the scholarships, which cover coursework, uniforms, books and exam fees.
(Center) Scholarship recipients, Maricruz Salazar, Elinette Muniz and Tyarra Broughton, are joined by (far left and far right) Debrah Hickman, Parent Linking Program coordinator; Elizabeth Sheridan, chief operating officer of Inspira Medical Centers Elmer and Vineland; Kim Friddell, executive director of Inspira IMPACT; and Taaliba Bentley-Fonville, IMPACT School Social Worker. Not pictured are scholarship recipients Destiny Maldonado and Brianna Munyon.
"These students have worked very hard, and overcome a number of challenges," said Elizabeth Sheridan, chief operating officer, Inspira Medical Centers Elmer and Vineland. "All of them are eager to further their education and we are pleased to provide these scholarships which will help them prepare for careers in the health care field."
Since 1998, Inspira's IMPACT Program, in partnership with the Vineland Board of Education, has been serving Vineland High School students who are pregnant or parenting. This innovative program provides child care as well as daily classes on parenting, child development, life skills, safe dates and health- related issues. Funded by the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, the program aims to eliminate repeat pregnancies, to increase high school graduation rates and to reduce the incidence of child abuse and neglect.
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Dentin dysplasia (DD) is a rare, inherited condition. It affects the formation of the dentin, which is the mineralized portion of the tooth underneath the enamel and cementum. The condition is characterized by abnormal dentin and root development, resulting in atypical tooth formation.
This condition is extremely rare, affecting 1 person in every 100,000, according to the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology. Considered an autosomal dominant trait, it can occur in baby or permanent teeth as either type I or II. Type I, known as radicular dysplasia, refers to the roots of teeth. Type II, known as coronal dysplasia, refers to the crown of the teeth, which is the part visible above the gumline.
In type I DD, the teeth typically appear normal (or occasionally with a brownish hue), but the teeth have poor or nonexistent root development. The roots appear on X-rays with shortened, pointed ends. Problems in the roots can be present even with the absence of cavities.
Eruption of the teeth can be delayed with this condition. The abnormal growth of the dentin also leads to reduced pulp space in permanent teeth and virtually a complete absence in baby teeth. This results in early tooth loss, with trauma being the most prevalent cause.
According to Contemporary Clinical Dentistry, treatment for this type of dentinal dysplasia can be challenging. Maintaining dental health through good oral hygiene and select dental procedures is most effective. Very often an endodontist — a dentist who treats the roots and the pulps of the teeth — can perform procedures that extend the life of the tooth.
In type II, the baby teeth are translucent and show varying colors, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders. The pulp chambers are obscure or eliminated. In the adult tooth, the crowns of the teeth appear normal, but the pulp chamber appears flame-shaped and can exhibit pulp stones, which are abnormal calcifications. The improperly formed layer of dentin below the enamel may cause premature wear or loss of teeth, requiring tooth replacement options like implants or dentures.
Treatment is dictated by the individual's specific needs. However, because the permanent teeth are not dramatically affected by this type of dysplasia, regular dental care is usually sufficient.
A rare condition, dentin dysplasia causes abnormal tooth development that can result in tooth loss. Regular dental visits starting at an early age can lead to early diagnosis, helping your dentist provide a targeted treatment plan for a healthy smile.


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India is ranked fifth among the world's top e-waste producing countries after the US, China, Japan and Germany.
Recycling smartphones may help keep gorilla habitats intact
3 min read . Updated: 06 Dec 2018, 11:10 AM IST Leslie D'Monte
If 'conflict' metals can be recovered from old phones, there'll be less incentive to mine gorilla habitats, says a new paper
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Mumbai: Most phone users in India may not see the connection, but your reluctance, or even laziness, to recycle that discarded phone could be a major reason for the dramatic decline in gorilla populations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
According to a new paper by University of South Australia (UniSA) researchers and Zoos Victoria, if "conflict" metals, including gold and coltan (primarily used in the production of tantalum capacitors for electronic devices), used to manufacture cell phones can be recovered from old mobile phones, there will be less incentive to mine gorilla habitats for the same minerals.
The researchers published their paper in PLOS ONE on Wednesday. UniSA conservation psychologist and great ape expert Carla Litchfield, the paper's lead author, explains: "For every 30-40 mobile phones that are recycled, on average, one gram of gold can be recovered...Just as mobile phone sales are soaring, and gold content is increasing in some smartphones, natural sources of gold are expected to run out by 2030."
The authors point out the barriers to recycling used phones, including lack of e-waste recycling points in many countries, secrecy around the phones' mineral composition, privacy concerns around accessing old data, and just plain hoarding.
Estimates suggest that in Germany alone more than 8,000 tonnes of precious metals will lie in unrecycled mobile and smartphones by 2035, while by 2025 in China, an estimated nine tonnes of gold, 15 tonnes of silver and 3,100 tonnes of copper will be out of the supply loop from 0.35 billion unrecycled phones.
The Global E-Waste Monitor, 2017, published by the United Nations University estimated that India generates about 2 million metric tonnes of electronic waste, or e-waste, annually (2016). Nearly 82% of this is personal devices. The report ranked India 5th among the world's top e-waste producing countries, after the US, China, Japan and Germany. According to a 2017 ASSOCHAM-KPMG study, Electronic Waste Management in India, computer equipment accounts for almost 70% of e-waste.
The recent population estimates of Grauer's gorillas, according to the DRC, show a dramatic 73-93% decline, with less than 4,000 remaining in the wild. The species is now listed as critically endangered.
The researchers, meanwhile, are seeing some positive results from the first six years of the ongoing "They're Calling On You" mobile phone recycling programme run by Zoos Victoria, which is a part of a national campaign operating across Australian zoos.
Zoo visitors and the broader Victorian community were educated about the value of recycling discarded phones to extract special metals used in their construction. Distinguished primatologist Jane Goodall launched the national mobile recycling campaign at Melbourne Zoo in 2009 to educate visitors about the link between mining in the DRC, the destruction of gorilla habitats, and the importance of mobile phone recycling.
Consequently, by 2014, zoo visitors in Victoria had donated more than 115,000 old mobile phones for recycling as a result of the social marketing initiative. "This number may seem a drop in the ocean, representing just 0.01% of the one billion retired phones out there, but when you look at the result in the context of a state of six million people, it is very impressive," says Litchfield.
The 'conflict' metals (also referred to as 3TG--tungsten, tantalum, tin and gold), which are mined in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), not only destroy gorilla habitats, but also fund wars and human rights abuses, according to activist groups. Activists and affected communities in Congo have repeatedly called for attention to the links between their country's minerals and its protracted armed conflicts, according to US-based activist group Enough Project.
The group recommends that all companies, including publicly traded, privately held, US and foreign companies, using 3TG minerals should conduct supply chain due diligence.

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Home Opinion What's the way ahead for the P-75I Programme?
What's the way ahead for the P-75I Programme?
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Type 214 submarine. Image: ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems
With the current efforts stagnating and time running out, Delhi has a few hard decisions regarding its conventional submarine programme.
The Indian Navy (IN) is looking ahead to acquiring around six indigenously developed Project 75I submarines (P-75I) which will employ Air-Independent Propulsion (AIP). However, this effort worth ₹430 billion ($5.6 billion) has gone down the line as there stands no company lodging a response to an RFP issued in the previous year.
About five foreign shipbuilders were shortlisted to respond to the RFP, but essentially, the wording of the RFP had reduced the contenders to only two of them.
As per the document, a 'sea-proven' fuel cell Air-Independent Propulsion was required to be equipped by the P-75I vessels. Only Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) in South Korea and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) in Germany could hypothetically meet this stipulation.
However, based on Delhi's seemingly good experience with the four older Type 209/Shishumar-class vessels, there is also a possibility that the RFP had been intentionally worded to provide TKMS with the greatest chance. Intriguingly, open sources note that as per TKMS, this particular chance for building on this position for the P75I has been pursued for several years now.
TMKS also noted that 'Following the P75I request for proposal released in 2021, certain conditions were deemed to be unacceptable to ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems.' It further stated that 'Due to certain conditions which ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems could not offer [agree] to, until now an offer has not been submitted.'
That said, the German company somehow stands convinced about HDW Class 214 submarine with its proven fuel cell-based AIP system as an appropriate choice for meeting the requirements of the Indian Navy. The company says that their submarine meets the technical demands, and jointly with local production of submarines and their unsurpassed reference list of technology transfer, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems is eager to be a part of the P-75I programme and fulfil the needs to build in India.
The German company, in the meantime, has kept its door open. In a statement available online, it said, 'We remain engaged with the Indian Navy and Indian MoD to reach an agreement on an achievable business model and respective conditions. These discussions are ongoing, and we are hopeful that a mutually agreeable conclusion can be met to continue ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems' participation in the P75I programme.'
With the ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems being still on the sidelines, this leaves Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering at a stage of responding to the tender. However, Delhi would not be willing to stand in a situation of having a solitary bidder. On the other hand, it is also unclear from where the DSME obtained its fuel cell technology, with a possible source being the German company technology transfer during the time the Republic Of Korea Navy developed around nine Son Won-yil-class/KSS-II boats based on Type 214.
Delhi was forced to push back the RFP submission dates from November in the previous year till the ongoing month.
Media reports in the previous month stated that precluded by the fuel cell AIP stipulation; the Naval Group would possibly not take part in the tender. The Country and Managing Director for Naval Group India, Laurent Videau, admitted to the media that the RFP requires that the fuel cell AIP be sea-proven, which is not the case for the Naval group since the French Navy does not use such a propulsion system.
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For developing six Scorpene/Kalvari-class submarines for the Indian Navy, the French firm had worked with Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL). The contract for the Scorpene subs was placed back in 2005, while the last vessel is not due to be delivered until March 2024.
The Kalvari programme running seven years behind, comes up as alarm bells of the flaws of cooperating with the country on the complex defence projects.
On the other hand, the French government heavily backs the Naval Group, and therefore, it is better placed to decide whether reputational and financial hits from these delays, a private organisation such as the TKMS do not enjoy that luxury. The spectre of a seven-year delay is unthinkable.
Regarding the remaining two shortlisted contenders, in February, Russia's Rosoboronexport withdrew its interest instead of offering the Indian Navy an enhanced Kilo-class submarine and decommissioned as an alternative the Kilo-class submarine boats.
Spanish firm Navantia's interest is also not yet revealed.
Setting the contract conditions too tightly and the specifications bar too high, Project 75I reflects over-ambition on the part of India's MoD. India might pursue indigenous manufacturing, but the foreign OEMs find Indian conditions too risky and constructive.
What is upcoming for the AIP Submarine Programme?
There are two options. One is for the Indian Ministry of Defence to allow this tender fall, a natural and quiet death, post which it should open up negotiations directly with one or more foreign OEMs.
Second, withdraw the current RFP and reissue the same with lesser impositions about the Air-Independent Propulsion. For example, that would provide its exposure to a wider range of submarine manufacturers.
This stands as the Naval Group's hope. Videau told the media, 'Our focus and efforts are towards the continuation of our collaboration with Indian industry in realising the vision of the government of India by supporting the Indian Navy for other future developments and projects (maintenance, indigenous AIP, high-tech tools, incremental improvements in Scorpene-designed submarines, heavyweight torpedoes, larger ships, etc.).'
This would provide additional Scorpene submarines, with or without AIP, in layman's terms. MDL risks its submarine-building workforce lying idle, with the final Kalvari-class boat already launched, so the French OEM would be enabled to leverage a further sense of urgency by offering more than six submarines.
Media speculations suggest that India might show its interest in the Shortfin Barracuda from the Naval Group. However, given Australia's frustration over Naval Group promises and the country's cancellation of the Attack class, this might turn out to be risky.
Further speculations state that Japan might be allowed to enter the race with its Taigei-class submarine due to the easing of the Japanese defence exports.
India's DRDO has made a modular AIP, but additional testing, integrating and making it seaworthy could take several years. Delhi's submarine aspirations under the Strategic Partnership model are in tatters, whichever way one looks at it.
The foreign OEMs will not or cannot participate in the nation's tender is very telling. The fact that India took the next step and issued a limited RFP to organisations technically unable to reach the requirements is also head-scratching.
Currently, there are 16 diesel-electric submarines operational with the Indian Navy, with additional two Kalvari-class boats on the way. However, the Navy is far behind its mandated number of submarines, with the older boats standing due for decommissioning.
India's nemesis Pakistan in the meantime, shall be receiving eight AIP-equipped Type 039A Hangor-class boats. Half are being built in Pakistan, while the remainder is in China, with the first expected to sail in the coming year. The PN also has three Agosta 90B submarines with AIP.
Apart from this, there are indications that Delhi is looking at alternatives. MDL issued two expressions of interest (EoI) on 12 May. The first invited eligible firms to establish an engineering and design centre for the conventional submarines' planning, design, and manufacturing, with Mazagon Dock Limited primarily looking for design software.
Another EoI was for consultancy in implementing Industry 4.0 in submarine construction, including smart tools and shipbuilding, predictive maintenance, monitoring material tracking, crew management, and project management activities.
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Cmde Arun Kumar is the Author of the book S71 INS Chakra - The Pioneer and her men. He graduated from the National Defence Academy in Dec 1971 and was joined the Navy in 1973. He joined the submarine arm in 1975. He was part of the commissioning crew of India's first nuclear submarine INS Chakra. He served on Chakra as the operations officer and later the executive officer. He has held many important land and sea-based positions of the Indian Navy. He also graduated from Defence Services Staff College and Naval Higher Command Courses with distinction. His last appointment was Principal Director Submarine Acquisition (PDSMAQ) at the NHQ. He was decorated twice by the President of India with Nausena Medal and Ati Vishisht Seva Medal.
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Kimoo 2022-06-10 At 11:53 am
A few things.
1. Why is India so keen to have an AIP of any type, when none of the major submarine operating nations are sailing submarine with AIP?
2. A good,silent hull with good batteries is good enough to meet all India's conventional requirements,
3. For deep sea n "far from own shore" needs, India does have "strategic" submarines.
4. Dont let Pakistan be our nemesis and start influencing our perceptions n decisions.
In short, this AIP obsession needs to be seriously reviewed n treated.
© 2023 Frontier India


McLaren's initial intention for the 650S was to create a car that sat above its 12C while the latter, upon which the 650S is heavily based continued to be made, but as it happened not a single new customer placed an order for a 12C after the more powerful 650S was announced. The 650S became the 12C's replacement.
The Woking-based firm's aim is to make the best sports cars and supercars on the planet, but as a young company in terms of building road cars it doesn't have the heritage of its rivals Porsche and Ferrari. As such it employs a ceaseless regimen of evolution and more evolution, with different car projects yielding and then sharing different successes.
The 650S is an unbelievably powerful sports car that McLaren boasts can be used every day. It is defined not just by its performance, which is about as epic and dramatic as it gets, but by its usability. Despite being faster, more aggressive and in some ways more extreme than the 12C, the 650S retains that car's surprisingly comfortable ride.
Its chief rivals in the marketplace are engineering-focused cars like Porsche's 911 Turbo S and GT3, with the customer more style-led or track-biased options like the Ferrari 458 Speciale not completely mirroring the 650S's customer base but certainly seeing some overlap. It will almost certainly not be the only car in an owner's garage, anyway.
Acceleration, speed and handling finesse are all things that this car has in abundance, but the usability, exoticism and novelty it offers simultaneously touch extremes that none of its competitors can. It doesn't need to be a complete transport solution for a family of four, so concessions are made in practicality, but the 650S is - remarkably - perfectly serviceable everyday transport.
The 650S is a mighty success in every area that matters. Tech-savvy drivers will love its media interface as much as its engine, while dedicated drivers will wake up every day with the noise of its turbocharged V8 engine already ringing in their ears. As a feat of performance and as an icon of British automotive engineering, the 650S is much more than anyone dared hope. It's a near-perfect supercar.
McLaren's initial feedback from ultra-rich customers is that for the performance capabilities and technology on offer, the 650S is actually under-priced. For the rest of us, however, it remains a vastly expensive and financially unattainable car choice with associated sky-high insurance premiums and a thirst for premium unleaded fuel. Emissions levels are very tax-unfriendly, too, but perhaps in the future the 650S will become a valuable classic.
The Coupe, unlike its convertible stablemate, only has one luggage bay, which can be found under the bonnet. For its type, the boot is actually quite large and evenly shaped, but owners can forget about fitting a set of golf clubs in it, or packing for anything longer than a weekend for two. McLaren acknowledges its limitations but expects that owners will have larger, more practical cars in their garages for family holidays and the like.
The centre console is dominated by a vertically oriented screen that works so well you wonder why more manufacturers don't do it like this. Menu lists are displayed more fully and with greater clarity, while in certain view modes the navigation map offers a view of more of the road you're travelling along, giving you more notice of any sharp turns or hidden junctions. The instruments are cleanly designed, comprehensive in their readouts and very attractively styled.
Surprisingly, the 650S is a very comfortable car thanks to a combination of shapely seats and a clever suspension system that combines track-ready stiffness and around-town plushness. The firm edge that comes from very large wheels and very low-profile tyres can still be felt, but it is never crashy and rides over imperfections with amazing composure. The standard seats are noticeably more comfortable than the optional race seats, though.
A car like this will always draw attention to itself in both good and bad ways, but it will inevitably be at higher risk every time it is left in public view. An alarm is fitted as standard but it can be upgraded with a louder, more comprehensive version for a price. An immobiliser is also standard, but owners of this car will probably want to add a good tracking device to ensure a quick recovery if the car was stolen.
Arguably the biggest risk in a car like this is that the power goes to a driver's head, but it is much better-equipped than a normal road car to avoid an accident thanks to wide, grippy tyres, huge brakes and amazing agility that can be employed to change course instantly in an emergency. The carbon fibre monocoque that surrounds the passengers is also built to protect its occupants in all but the most extreme circumstances.
The carbon fibre monocoque at the heart of the 650S gives it incredible stiffness along with lightness, enabling the whole package to be as light as possible. That helps its turbocharged engine deliver otherworldly performance, as well as facilitating spectacular agility and grip levels beyond what most drivers would dare to try and achieve. But despite this it rewards a driver no matter what level of ability or commitment they offer, and in that is its genius.
With two seats the 650S is never going to be a family-friendly car, but in a curious move the passenger side airbag can be switched off to allow a rear-facing child seat to be fitted. Parents will welcome the ability to carry a child seat at need, even if this car won't be the first choice baby transporter. Boot space is insufficient to store a pushchair, but soft bags of accessories will drop in without a fuss.
McLaren seems to have overcome the original 12C's emotional detachment in the 650S, and it makes it much more desirable as a bedroom wall poster car. Children might well grow up hankering after this car, but for reasons including its power, size, insurance grouping and running costs mean that the only people for whom this is a potential first car are the offspring of extremely wealthy oil magnates.
McLaren is an engineering-led firm and the quality of the mechanicals is evident from the moment you turn the key to the last beat of the engine's eight cylinders. This really helps the car to feel worth its considerably asking price, and the neat but functionally stylish interior screams quality too, even if perhaps the Alcantara option might start to look worn before the leather alternatives. As supercars go, the 650S is a very new kid on the block and has so far gained a fantastic image.
Wide door sills and an inevitably low seating position mean that getting into the 650S isn't exactly a piece of cake, but nor is it as difficult as getting into a track-focused car like the Vauxhall VX220. The door handle remains in reach and the panel is not too heavy to pull down, and once into the routine of doing it the process seems little harder than getting into a family hatchback. There are no rear seats to worry about getting access to, either.
The standard stereo in the 650S is actually quite basic, with a mere four speakers dotted around the cabin and no configurable settings for the graphic equaliser or fade controls. Bluetooth linking is possible, though, to allow hands-free phone calls and wireless music playback. For a cost the system can be upgraded to a Meridian system that includes three more speakers, a more powerful amplifier, and clever adaptive technology that accounts for the different acoustic properties of the car's interior surfaces.
Fans of the extreme will be glad to hear that plenty of the 650S's standard colours sit towards the conspicuous end of the scale. Three oranges, including McLaren's signature shade, join a violent green, a yellow, a red and a bold blue, before the less extrovert among the buyers can choose blacks, silvers, greys and whites. The colours best suited to the 650S sit half way between the two extremes. The interior trim can be customised with sports seats and various contrasting stitching, but never fails to look supremely purposeful.
Manoeuvring the 650S is not as frightening an act as it can be in some supercars. Good visibility, especially towards the front and front corners, is a boon for forward parking, but rear visibility is hampered by the engine bay and resulting narrow field of view. The car itself is not especially wide for a supercar, but the nature of the dihedral doors requires a healthy amount of space beside the car to open into.
No spare wheel or alternative supplied.
Petrol engine options - 3.8-litre (641bhp). Transmission options: Seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox only. Trim levels: 650S.


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BISMARCK — George "Ryan" Gipp Jr. was shot and killed by Bureau of Indian Affairs officers in 2017 near Fort Yates, N.D., and the officers were not criminally charged. Now, Gipp's family, unsatisfied with the result of the feds' investigation, says justice for their loved one is long overdue.
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In October of 2017, two BIA officers shot Gipp multiple times on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, according to a federal lawsuit filed by his family. Gipp, 35, died as a result of his injuries.
Why the officers shot Gipp is unclear. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of North Dakota declined to comment on the details of the shooting.
Gipp's family disputes some of the alleged details of the case found in the FBI's investigation. The results of the investigation received an outside review from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Nebraska and the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division.
In the years since Gipp's death, his family has sued the officers involved and the federal government. The family is now ramping up efforts to seek justice, as they believe elements of Gipp's case go beyond just him. They say systemic issues are at play in the case, issues that much of the country is currently grappling with.
"The facts in the case are horrific and we want to make sure the public knows that," said Henry Gipp, Ryan Gipp's brother. "North Dakota is not just 'North Dakota nice' .... We have so much racial injustice, so many poverty-stricken communities laced within the fabric of this state, and I definitely feel that we need to be heard."
In a statement to The Forum, the U.S. attorney's office in North Dakota said the FBI "completed a thorough investigation."
"It was determined that criminal charges against the officers involved were not warranted," the statement reads. The U.S. attorney's office also said the FBI met with the Gipp family and members of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Council in 2018 to discuss the investigation, and "the matter was closed."
In September, Gipp's family filed their lawsuit against the U.S. government and the two BIA officers who allegedly shot him, Raymond Webb and Gary Sandland. The family is seeking $15 million in damages for Gipp's three children, court documents show. The case is still pending.
The U.S. attorney's office in North Dakota said it is confident the facts are on its side in the civil case.
"The government intends to present a vigorous defense and we are confident that if the case goes to trial, the relevant facts will support that vigorous defense," the statement reads.
On Oct. 23, 2017, Gipp and his parents were returning home from a day of turkey hunting and stopped at a gas station. Gipp tried to eject a shell from his shotgun, which he had for hunting, when it accidentally discharged, according to the complaint in the family's lawsuit.
No one was in the vicinity of where the gun was pointed, the complaint states. The family began to drive home, when a group of BIA officers pulled the car over after they had been called about the gunshot.
The complaint states that, "In an effort to play it safe, Ryan Gipp threw the only weapon available, the shotgun used for hunting, out the window of the vehicle ...."
The complaint alleges the officers saw that Gipp was unarmed, and one of them said over the shared radio that they were "okay."
The complaint asserts that Gipp did not try to hurt the officers and "posed no threat of death or serious bodily injury to anyone," when the officers jolted him with a Taser without warning. Gipp then stumbled into a nearby ditch, the complaint states.
The complaint alleges the two officers, Webb and Sandland, shot Gipp "despite absolutely no justification."
An autopsy was performed, and his death was ruled a homicide, according to Gipp's death certificate, which lists his immediate cause of death as gunshot wounds to the chest and lower extremity.
Henry Gipp said his brother was a loving son, father and family member, and his energy would light up a room. He saw the way his brother acted as a father and a man, and Henry Gipp looked up to him.
"He'd always be laughing and joking around .... His laughter would echo anywhere he was at," Henry Gipp said. "I saw things in him and it inspired me."
Saturday's march is set to start at 1 p.m. in Custer Park in Bismarck. Marchers can show up an hour beforehand to get acquainted and gather as a community.
Readers can reach Forum reporter Michelle Griffith, a Report for America corps member, at mgriffith@forumcomm.com.
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Study: rich nations could affordably give $2tn to tackle climate change in developing countries
Rich nations could pledge up to $2 trillion (£1.35tn) each year by mid-century to developing countries to help mitigate and adapt to climate change without exceeding more than 2% of GDP or the finance provided being prohibitive.
The research, from the London School of Economic's Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, used economic models to calculate the finance. Authors of the paper calculated how much money would need to be transferred between countries if the costs of cutting emissions to avoid dangerous levels of climate change were based on GDP.
The research concludes that developing countries should receive between $400 billion (£270bn) and £2 trillion (£1.35tn) per year from rich countries by 2050 to help them cut greenhouse gas emissions and keep global temperature increase below 2C. Even at the highest suggestion, costs to developed nations would not exceed 2% GDP per year.
In 2010 rich nations agreed to provide an additional $100 billion (£67bn) each year to developing countries by 2020 from public and private sources. However, the latest paper states that this commitment is "rather unambitious", with pledges representing only a very small portion of the finance needed.
Supporters of giving finance to developing countries argue that rich nations have typically contributed the most to climate change, while developing nations will be the most impacted.
The paper states, "The definition of equal effort means that the reforming economies and the current oil exporting regions would receive relatively large amounts as a share of GDP. However, transfers never exceed 1-2% of GDP for high-income country regions in any of the model projections. Hence the cost to high-income countries, while substantial, is not likely to be prohibitive."
While the paper acknowledges the potential of private investors to incentivise climate change mitigation and adaption finance, it argues that governments still need to step up their support or risk a "considerable shortfall" each year.
The paper adds, "Relying on investors motivated purely by financial returns may underpin international climate finance more effectively than the fluctuating goodwill of policymakers."
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The Bayesian analysis of neural networks is difficult because a simple prior over weights implies a complex prior over functions. We investigate the use of a Gaussian process prior over functions, which permits the predictive Bayesian analysis for fixed values of hyperparameters to be carried out exactly using matrix operations. Two methods, using optimization and averaging (via Hybrid Monte Carlo) over hyperparameters have been tested on a number of challenging problems and have produced excellent results.
Does motion-blur facilitate motion detection ?
Retinal-image motion induces the perceptual loss of high spatial-frequency content - motion blur - that affects broadband stimuli. The relative detectability of motion blur and motion itself, measured in 2-AFC experiments, shows that, although the blur associated with motion can be detected, motion itself is the more effective cue.
Schlueter, S., Davison, T., Anderson, A.
Raman and infrared spectra of solid CH2CIF (Freon 31) were recorded in both the lattice and internal mode regions for samples at temperatures between 12 and 125 K. No evidence of any solid-state phase transition was found, but some thin-film samples deposited at low temperatures appear to exist in a metastable phase. Spectra of the stable phase are compatible with a non-centrosymmetric unit cell containing four molecules. Lattice peaks are assigned on the basis of geometrical and intensity arguments.
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Cartesian Dynamics of Simple Molecules: X Linear Quadratomics (C∞v Symmetry).
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The developer of the old Nott Street School at Nott Street and Seward Place said that, as of Wednesday, 13 of the 16 apartments were occupied or had commitments from tenants.
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The building started out with a roof that was steep and gabled and featured other decorative touches, but that was long ago replaced with a flat roof, possibly at the time of the 1909 expansion. Since then it has been a fairly plain building, and remains such, but the renovation restored some historical touches:
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It's also right on the bike path and close to Ellis Hospital and Union College, Buicko noted. Ideally he said, the apartment project will help spread the city's redevelopment into the North Side neighborhood.
Cropley, John. "Apartments Bring New Life to Former DSS Building in Schenectady." The Daily Gazette, 20 Apr. 2018, dailygazette.com/article/2018/04/22/apartments-bring-new-life-to-former-dss-building-in-schenectady.


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Donetsk, Dec 2 – DAN. Ukrainian forces violated the ceasefire 60 times this week, firing 230-plus shells, the DPR mission to the Joint Centre for Control and Coordination (JCCC) said.
"Over the week, from November 26 to December 2, 58 ceasefire violations were recorded. The total number of rounds fired on the DPR is 232, or 0.4 tons, or 7.5 ammunition boxes.
Of those 103 rounds were of 82 mm and 120 mm caliber."
Over the period, one civilian was injured, seven residential houses sustained damage.
An indefinite ceasefire came into force in Donbass in the night of July 20-21 as it has been agreed to by the Contact Group in Minsk.
The new ceasefire agreement includes provisions for disciplinary measures against perpetrators, ban on offensive, sabotage and reconnaissance operations, ban on any fire including sniper fire, deployment of heavy weapons to populated areas and, first of all, civilian infrastructural objects such as schools, kindergartens, hospitals and public places. *ot


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Pippa's obnoxiously large engagement ring, Cheryl's new hair, and Kylie Jenner's favourite foundation... Here's your Celebrity Slump.
K-Middy's sister and former maid of honour has confirmed that she is indeed engaged to hedge fund manager James Matthews, brother to Made In Chelsea's Spencer Matthews.
Miss Pippa Middleton and Mr James Matthews are delighted to announce they became engaged on Sunday, July 17 and plan to marry next year," the pair said in a statement.
Pippa's father, Michael Middleton, told the Press Association that he is "absolutely thrilled" for the pair and that the future spouses are a "wonderful couple."
Meanwhile she has been spotted out and about with this WHOPPER of a ring, helpfully encircled by us in case you should miss it.
We're happy for them... but we're still holding out hope for her and Prince Harry tbh.
Cheryl has gone back to the dark side.
She showed up to Simon Cowell's summer soiree with a new dark chocolate brown hairdo, amid rumours that she will return to the X Factor this year as a guest at Simon's house.
If this is true, that sort of squashes our hopes of her appearing on Strictly - considering the two are rival shows, we doubt she'll be double-gigging in that capacity.
Kylie Jenner has shown off her favourite foundation in yet another thinly veiled Snapchat product placement.
We know she was more than likely paid to plug these products, but we're allowed be a little bit excited that you can get them in Ireland, if you are that way inclined.
This week, Kylie is flogging Makeup Forever's Ultra HD Foundation, €43, coupled with the Urban Decay Naked Skin One and Done Hybrid Complexion Perfector, €29, and we're clearly frantically searching for them online right now.
This is a couple days old but we cannot believe we missed it, and feel it is so important to share.
We invite you to enjoy two minutes of passive-aggressive perfection in the form of this Jenny McCarthy and Tara Reid showdown in which Jenny drops the best insult of all time when the interview goes t*ts up.
"Good luck in Sharknado 18" - It would have legit taken us at least 48 hours to come up with that dig. Iconic.


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Ampleforth College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All applicants must be willing to undergo recruitment screening processes including interview, references from past employers and a Criminal Background check will be carried out on all successful applicants.
All posts at Ampleforth are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. We therefore require applicants to declare all convictions, cautions and bind-overs, including those regarded as 'spent'. All information provided will be treated as confidential.All applicants, (regardless of position) are requested to read the child protection policy as part of our commitment to safe guarding of children.
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BAE Systems has produced a proposal for the new Type 31e - the Cutlass © BAE Systems
Government fixes price on warship purchase
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The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced plans to boost Britain's shipbuilding industry with a shake-up of the procurement process.
The MoD will buy five Type 31e frigate warships and cap budgets at £250m per vessel with the first batch planned to enter service in 2023.
"This time we are reversing the process, fixing the price from the start and making it fully competitive. The yard that can meet that price will win the competition," defence secretary Michael Fallon told the BBC's Today programme.
This new government strategy allows the frigates to be constructed in sections by different companies across the UK, before being assembled at a central hub.
This unexpected move follows recommendations by industrialist and chairman of mining giant Anglo American, Sir John Parker, in his 2016 shipbuilding review.
He recommended a "sea change" in the way large navel projects were contracted to defence companies. The shift would allow shipyards across the country to compete for work and create jobs.
A key focus in Sir John's report was developing ships likely to interest foreign countries, helping to boost the declining British shipbuilding industry. The UK has failed to export a new warship for over 40 years.
"This new approach will lead to more cutting-edge ships for the growing Royal Navy that will be designed to maximise exports and be attractive to navies around the world," said Fallon. He added that the strategy would "help boost jobs, skills, and growth in shipyards and the supply chain across the UK".
This investment promise follows closures and job cuts in many major centres. BAE were forced to close their Portsmouth yard in 2015, ending more than 500 years of shipbuilding in the port city.
The sector makes up just 0.1% of GDP.
The three ships, and eight more advanced Type 26's being built in Glasgow, will replace part of the navy fleet that is being phased out.
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MoD signs £525m contract to boost fire and rescue services
New defence procurement minister appointed
UK defence procurement minister quits
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I might be looking for a place to stay two nights this fri & sat. We have sleds, portables, food, all gear....just need two beds...I know its short notice but thought I would ask. Thanks.
I would like that.....we'll keep in touch on this site.
First of all, its great you mad it, to tell about it. For me half the fun is the "extreme & adventurous" conditions that exit up there. Catching fish is just a bonus. Great story....it reminds me of a few slush rides. One thing for sure...most people from down south don't have a clue what that kind of slush is like.
Great photos!! I can't tell you how hard it is on a guy down in the cities, to see the awesome backdrop, while catching those lakers. I can only count the days to the next trip.
My vote would be Manitou. Contact Outfitter about lodging etc,,,I've fished Crow as well, and had a great experience at Muskie Bay Lodge. The owner Paul is a great guy. My opinion, you have a better chance at a big one on Manitou. Whitefish Bay (LOW) is also a great laker fishery...I've never fished it, but heard good reports there. Big fish...be sure to check regs. Good luck!
Thanks for the quick reply. I'll look for your post.
How's the ice making progress this year in the Manitou area? Was the lake & stretch froze before the snow? How much snow? Thanks!!
Thanks Guys...that is what I was told today when I spoke to the MNR.
We saw a bull elk a couple years ago. I've heard most or all of them have collars? Did you get a good look?
My father-in-law, his brother, and son and myself. We all put up the money when we bought the 88 acres and built the cabin. He mentioned to me you guys talked last year. He's up there quit a bit now that he's retired. He hangs out with a few guys from the fort. I'll look for you and give a shout on the radio.
If I'm on Essox,Manitou or Straw I'll be in a 17.5 Deep Water with a 40 Yamaha. (Blue in color) I hope to get up mid-sept, but for sure I'll be there for a week moose/grouse hunting in October.
outfitter, We made it to the stretch, but stayed south of you. We ended up with 5 trout and one nice jack. One of these days we'll hook up. The weather was great all weekend. (as you probably know) Now back in the twin cities, depressed about not being in the bush and reminising about what I was doing Thurs-Mon..........Hope to be back up in a few weeks.


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INSIDE FISH & GAME by Roy and Ardia Neves
Volume 34, Issue No. 1
T his issue marks our 33rd anniversary and the start of our 34th year of publication (Hence, the number for this issue: Volume 34, Issue 1). It's amazing how much change can happen in 33 years. When we started texas fish & game, Ronald Reagan was president. The average new car cost just over $6,000 and a movie ticket was $2.50. Garcia graphite rods cost $14.99 and you could buy a Minn Kota trolling motor for $89.99. Interestingly, gasoline was just a little cheaper than it is today.
In our business, as we've discussed before, the changes have been startling.
In 1984, publishing a magazine required a lot of materials and manpower just to get an issue onto the printing press. Most of our writers still mailed in their stories as typewritten manuscripts. Photographers submitted sheets of 35mm Kodachrome slides. We had to typeset the text using lumbering computer graphics terminals. And we reviewed a hundred or more photographs for every issue, using a slide projector on a whiteboard, with staff members throwing out headline and layout suggestions while one of us sketched the ideas over the projected images.
The typeset text came out in strips that had to be cut and pasted (a term that has survived into the lexicon of digital publishing) onto layout sheets after being run through a hot wax roller to apply a sticky backing that allowed us to move the "pasted" columns around as we designed our pages. We sent the slides to an outside graphics service that used a million-dollar scanning system to create high-resolution four-color negative enlargements of the original images. A separate negative had to be made for each of the four process colors—Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and blacK (CMYK—another digital-era holdover).
It all came together on a "stripping table," a glass-topped back-lit workbench on which the photo negatives were taped onto 8-page-sized film flats containing the black and white text from the original layout sheets. Those text pages had been captured using a large bellows-fronted camera, like those from the Civil War era. Each of these taped-up 8 page negatives was then sent off to our printer, where they were used to develop their images onto offset plates that went onto the printing press.
We still use offset printing, where a final 8 page plate is used for each of the four process colors, but everything else about our production process has changed. Writers email their stories and photographers use digital cameras that now exceed the image quality of the old industry-standard Kodak film. They either email jpegs or upload them to our DropBox account. We use Adobe Photoshop and InDesign to create our pages and the 3 day process of pre-press stripping has been reduced to about 15 minutes of exporting PDFs. While this new film-free process still relies on an offset plate being clamped into place on an ink-fueled press, even that process has been threatening to evolve into "on demand" presses that are essentially high-speed laser printers. But, for now, we're still living with ink stains.
Meanwhile, the New-Tech revolution that allows writers to phone in their work, and for us to use keystrokes and mouse clicks instead of razor blades and film chemistry to do ours, has begun edging out another of the Old-Tech services that we've had to rely on: distribution through that benevolent old institution known as the U.S. Postal Service. Our digital issues are now not only more accessible, such as optimized versions for your phone, they also have more content, including videos.
So, we've had a busy 33 years. How have you been?
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 Jakob von Tullian (* vermutlich 1672; † 1729), hoher Verwaltungsbeamter der weltlichen Regierung im Hochstift Worms
 Lips Tullian († 1715), Pseudonym des Anführers einer sächsischen Räuberbande