History: elderly female with back pain and deformity.
Thoracic Spine Compression Fractures – Lateral radiograph of the thoracic spine reveals two severe compression fractures (yellow and red arrows) with complete anterior height loss and focal exaggerated kyphosis at the lower compression fracture (red arrow).
This is a case of multiple thoracic spine pathologic compression fractures secondary to osteoporosis in an elderly female patient. Osteoporosis is a condition of decreased bone mineral density that places patients at risk for fracture. Causes of osteoporosis include prolonged steroid use, post-menopausal state, and normal aging, among others. Osteoporosis is most common in females greater than 50-55 years old and affects almost half of women in this age group.
Some may refer to the appearance of the compression fractures in the image above as "vertebra plana," which means flattened vertebra. The differential diagnosis for vertebra plana includes osteoporosis, trauma (burst fracture), metastases, multiple myeloma, bone tumors such as eosinophilic granuloma or Ewing Sarcoma, and osteomyelitis. Kummell disease must also be included, which is avascular necrosis of the vertebral body.
See an amazing case of vertebra plana with spontaneous healing in a child with eosinophilic granulmoa here from the New England Journal of Medicine.
T12 Compression Fracture – Labeled sagittal T2 weighted MR of the thoracolumbar spine reveals a compression fracture of T12 (yellow arrow).


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Airlines Could Be Flying on Biofuel Within 5 Years
Industry Hopes for Significant Market Share For Algae and Jatropha by Mid-Decade
By Dave Levitan
Just a few years ago, the idea of replacing kerosene-based jet fuel with renewable fuel from plants seemed out of the question. The cost of producing such alternative fuels dwarfed that of traditional jet A-grade fuel, and moving a severely carbon-intensive industry toward cleaner fuels would only happen if the economics worked out.
A 2008 spike in oil prices and a global economic slowdown later, and suddenly bio-jet fuel isn't just back on the table, it might be in your airplane's engines in the next four or five years.
"Generally speaking, three years ago I think many people felt that it was something on paper and it was a bit of a pipe dream," said Steve Lott, the head of corporate communications for the airline industry group International Air Transport Association, or . "The tests we've seen in the past two years or so have definitely moved the ball forward and accelerated the process forward toward certification."
The tests Lott mentioned are a series of flights by various airlines around the world demonstrating the capability of so-called "drop-in" biofuels. These fuels, derived from second-generation biomass sources like algae and the plant, can power a jet engine with no modification to the engine or plane, saving the industry from the economic impossibility of upgrading the worldwide airplane fleet.
Continental Airlines, for example, has already flown a using a 50-50 blend of kerosene and algae-based fuel in one engine of a Boeing 737, and Lott said there was even some indication that of the plane's two engines the biofuel-powered one performed slightly better than the kerosene engine.
Bullish on Algae
Algae — yes, the green stuff you see on ponds — has emerged as the most promising biomass source that could eventually be scaled up to commercial production levels. It can grow in brackish water and in areas that don't compete with food crops, and it has among the best energy-per-unit-area of growth of any biomass feedstock.
Although no large-scale production of algae-derived jet fuel has begun, there are indications that this will soon change. The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, or , has an algae-to-jet fuel project that will begin testing this year, and it to begin mass production by 2013. The agency hopes to demonstrate that production of algae triglyceride — which can then be converted into jet fuel — can come down in cost toward $1 per gallon, making it commercially viable. Only a few years ago, the cost was upwards of $100 per gallon.
Several companies in the U.S. are also attempting to move this field forward, including and , two California-based companies that shared in $100 million in DOE announced in December for innovators working on renewable jet fuel. Solazyme said it is delivering of algae-derived jet fuel to the U.S. Navy, which plans to test the fuel this year.
Jim Proulx, a spokesperson for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, said his company is involved in several biofuel-related projects as well, although for the moment they are largely aimed at testing the feasibility of new types of fuels than actually pushing for a scale-up of commercial production.
"What we hope to see is something in the area of 10 percent [biofuel] use by 2015," he said. "It doesn't sound like much, but it is much. It is a couple billion gallons."
Algae may show the most promise for jet fuel production, but British Airways has taken a different approach. The company recently the opening of a plant that will convert about 500,000 tons of organic waste into 16 million gallons of jet fuel each year. The fuel will be put into use by 2014.
The waste-to-fuel plant will use a process known as to produce jet fuel. According to an industry-Federal Aviation Administration partnership called — Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative — plants that use that method rather than algae- or jatropha-based fuels will most likely have much higher capital costs. Fluctuating costs of algae and jatropha feedstocks, though, will play a big role in determining the feasibility of commercial production as well. As CAAFI , "a sustainable business model that improves yields and encourages the growth of energy crops is required to ensure competitive costs."
Lott agreed that commercial-scale production will be a major obstacle to break through. Certification of some new fuels by various fuel standards groups is expected by early 2011, "and then after that, it's a matter of working with the production companies and suppliers and distribution."
"To ramp up production of this, it takes investment," he said. "In fact, we think really to do a global production and distribution network would require an investment of about $100 billion in production and distribution facilities. That's not a small drop in the bucket, it will require a huge investment."
Lott's group, the IATA, has stated a goal of at least 10 percent of jet fuel coming from renewable sources by 2017. Making that sort of progress would help take a huge bite out of global warming mitigation strategies: According to the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change, transportation in general accounted for about of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions in 2004, and aviation used up about 11 percent of all transport energy. Estimates put air travel's contribution to global warming at about 5 percent, and worst-case scenarios show it could climb to as much as 15 percent in coming decades.
"We have answered the questions and technically, it is feasible, it can be done with these drop-in fuels," Lott said. "So it is not a question of 'if,' but a question of 'when.'"
Algae Emerges as DOE Feedstock of Choice for Biofuel 2.0
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The replacement of Kerosine-based jet fuel by renewable fuel from plant will drive the economy to a higher position. The conversion of organic waste into jet fuel by the help of a plant will help a lot .The proper cultivation of algae and Jatrofa also will help in jet fuel production.If process of obtaining jet fuel from biomass get succeed then we can get our pristine earth that once had.
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It would be great if this actually occured, but are biofuels really a long term vaibale alternative, it's possible they could be, but personally I think it's still up in the air as to whether biofuels are part of the long term solution. But nice article!
Jamie -
Its the economics...
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It may be technically feasible to grow algae for use as biofuels - but (imho) there is stil a way to go until economically feasible production at an industrial scale...
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By Matt Squire
Two U.S. lawmakers proposed a measure that would prohibit federal financial institution regulators from preempting state mortgage foreclosure laws. Representatives Brad Miller, a North Carolina Democrat, and Steve LaTourette, an Ohio Republican, on Wednesday introduced an amendment to a broader housing bill that would extend state foreclosure rules to nationally chartered financial institutions. The broader bill, proposed by Representative Barney Frank, would extend $300 billion in new Federal Housing Administration loan guarantees to borrowers at risk of foreclosure and give state authorities grant $15 billion to purchase foreclosed properties. "There is no reason national bank and federal thrifts should be...
New AML Rules Raise Concerns for Nonprofit Mortgage Lenders
The costs associated with new federal rules requiring mortgage firms to adopt anti-money laundering programs could drive some nonprofit lenders out of the market, companies say.
Mortgage Abuse Crackdown Will Draw Scrutiny to AML Departments, Say Consultants
Plans by the Obama administration to pursue civil and criminal cases against institutions that illegally promoted mortgage-backed securities could also bring scrutiny to anti-money laundering compliance officers.
FinCEN Proposes AML Reporting for Residential Mortgage Lenders
The U.S. Treasury Department said Monday it plans to close a "regulatory gap" by requiring non-bank mortgage lenders to report suspicious activity to the country's financial intelligence unit.
FinCEN Warns on Scams Tied to Government Loan Modification Program
The U.S. Treasury Department asked banks Monday to be wary of individuals and companies trying to take advantage of the government's loan modification program.
OCC Examiner Indicted for Bilking Bank Out of $500,000 in Phony Loan
A national bank examiner defrauded banks out of more than half a million dollars by using phony court and financial documents, Illinois prosecutors said last week.
IRS Shifting Resources to Tackle More Mortgage Fraud, Say Agents
The investigative arm of the Internal Revenue Service, charged with tackling intricate tax and money laundering cases, is shifting resources to handle a mushrooming mortgage fraud caseload, according to current and former special age
U.S. House Approves Mortgage Foreclosure Relief
The legislation, which would provide $300 billion in mortgage loans guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration, was approved Thursday by a vote of 266 to 154, with 39 Republicans joining Democrats.
Writedowns Prescribed in Foreclosure Bill May Be Lesser of Evils for Mortgage Lenders
The proposal would empower the Federal Housing Administration to make new guarantees on up to $300 billion of outstanding subprime mortgage loans. Lenders would be required to waive penalties and fees and record a write down, accepting 85 percent of a property's appraised value.
State Officials Say Loan Servicers Aren't Keeping Up With Rising Delinquencies
Efforts to mitigate distressed mortgage loans aren't keeping pace with soaring delinquencies, according to a study by a group of state officials. Nearly 300,000 loans were in some stage of foreclosure and an additional 133,000 foreclosures were completed at the end of January, the study found.
Mortgage Relief Bill Would Drive Up Cost of Loans, Limit Lender Flexibility, Bankers Say
A federal bill that would require banks and other institutions that service mortgage loans to negotiate workouts for troubled borrowers would unfairly limit the lenders' ability to foreclose, industry representatives said Wednesday at a congressional hearing in Washington, D.C.
Rise in Mortgage Fraud May Reach Crescendo This Year, Fraud Experts Say
Mortgage fraud cases skyrocketed during the real estate boom of the past decade, and the problem is likely to get worse this year, fraud experts say.
House Panel OKs Bill Authorizing Banking Regulators to Draft Consumer Protection Rules
The House Financial Services Committee approved a bill that would authorize each federal banking regulator to write its own consumer protection rules, giving them a greater role in combating abuses in the subprime mortgage lending arena.
Expansion of Fannie, Freddie Should Come With Strong Regulator, Banking Groups Say
Seeking to help alleviate the mortgage market crisis, Senator Charles Schumer introduced legislation on Monday that would expand portfolio limits for the housing government sponsored enterprises and allow them to buy larger loans.
Explosion in Real Estate Laundering a Big Risk for Banks, Experts Say
Criminals will increasingly turn to real estate deals to commit fraud and launder their illegally obtained cash as long as the industry continues to operate free of anti-money laundering regulations and without uniform agent licensing rules, banking analysts and regulators say.
FinCEN Slow to Regulate U.S. Real Estate, Mortgage Industries
Many believe a surge in suspicious activity reports filed for suspected mortgage fraud - and the findings of two 2006 FinCEN reports detailing rising fraud and money laundering in mortgage lending and real estate - could force the agency to begin regulating those businesses as early as this year.


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Britain's roads in ruin, AA warns
Bankstone > Industry > Britain's roads in ruin, AA warns
"Yo, something's wrong here. No, not again!" rapped psychedelically inclined hip hoppers De La Soul disconsolately back in 1989.
What was the cause of their displeasure?
Potholes. That's what.
And now the self-same spatial vacancies are causing consternation among the good folks down at AA headquarters.
The twelve-step self-help group is calling for emergency government funds to help councils combat crumbling road surfaces brought on by uncommonly inclement winter weather.
Like Mr Gullit's happily slumbering wife, phonetically speaking at least, drivers who think they are out of trouble now the snow has started to melt may be in for a rude awakening.
Last February's heavy snow, the AA warns, pushed up insurance claims for pothole damage by more than 250%. Now, if this year's crop of potholes go untreated, motorists, local authorities, insurers and the NHS could all be caught up in a viscous circle of calamity.
Cash-strapped councils can't be left to fund repairs from their own meagre resources, the AA suggests. They'll probably be too busy –logging compensation claims from disgruntled motorists and slip-trip pedestrians anyway.
Dangerous for anyone on four wheels, potholes can be fatal for those on two wheels. So they're certainly something to be taken seriously.
Just as well, then, that the AA has handy hints on where to look out for pothole problems, e.g. places where previous repairs haven't been carried out very well, places where the utility people have had the roads up, places where it's been snowy for a long time, and "stretches of road that have not been salted as salt tends to melt the snow before it turns to ice."
King Edmund of AA said: "The pothole season has come early this year. Drivers will be relieved when the snow has gone, but shouldn't be complacent. Due to the severe winter, it could be a record year for potholes.
"Over time," he explains, "cracks appear in the road surface, so when water seeps in, it freezes and expands, widening the crack. We are concerned that, with local authorities already stretched due to the drain of the winter, there will not be enough in the purse to heal our ravaged roads. We believe that emergency funding is required to stop the vicious circle of crumbling roads costing more in compensation, accident claims and hospital admissions."
If anyone sees a pothole they should not approach it, but should call the AA potholeshotline on a number Bankstone News does not appear to have to hand.
Be sure to remain alert, however, or your own driving experience could be ravaged by the vicious drain of severe winter holes.
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Measuring the Burden - Editor's Note
Part of the Topic Series: Alcohol's Evolving Impact on Individuals, Families, and Society
Jürgen Rehm, Ph.D., and Ralph Hingson, Sc.D.
Jürgen Rehm, Ph.D., is director of the Social and Epidemiological Research Department at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, chair and professor in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, Canada, and section head at the Institute for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany.
Ralph Hingson, Sc.D., is director of the Division of Epidemiology and Prevention Research at the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, National Institutes of Health, Rockville, Maryland.
Alcohol use is associated with tremendous costs to the drinker, those around him or her, and society as a whole. These costs result from the increased health risks (both physical and mental) associated with alcohol consumption as well as from the social harms caused by alcohol. This issue of Alcohol Research: Current Reviews examines the public health impact of alcohol consumption, looking at the full burden of disease that can be attributed to drinking.
The attempt to measure the impact of alcohol use on various disease categories is relatively new to the alcohol research field. In fact, much of our understanding of how alcohol affects health and disease in society is rooted in work from the 1980s and 1990s. This research reflects a truly international perspective. A group of Australian authors, led by Dr. Dallas English, were some of the first to look at the issues involved in attributing mortality and morbidity to substance abuse (English et al. 1995). Dr. James Shultz and his colleagues conducted other seminal research for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. They developed the Alcohol-Related Disease Impact (ARDI) software to allow States to calculate mortality, years of potential life lost (YPLL), direct health care costs, indirect morbidity and mortality costs, and non–health sector costs associated with alcohol use (Shultz et al. 1991). Canadian researchers, under the direction of Dr. Eric Single, developed the Canadian version of the alcohol-attributable fractions in the mid-1990s (Single 1999). Also at the forefront of research in this field are Dr. Robin Room and this issue's Scientific Review Editor, Dr. Jürgen Rehm, both of whom have made significant contributions to our overall understanding of the field.
The study of the burden of disease on a truly global scale began with the World Health Organization's (WHO's) Global Burden of Disease Study (Murray and Lopez 1996). Thanks to the WHO efforts, we now have a worldwide view of the far-reaching consequences of alcohol use and misuse.
Although the field has made much progress and in a short time, there are research gaps that still remain. For example, more research is needed on the relationship between diseases and detailed drinking patterns; more needs to be known about the burden of alcohol-related mental disorders (e.g., depression); future research needs to disentangle the effect of comorbid conditions when assessing the burden of disease attributable to alcohol; the estimates of how alcohol contributes to infectious diseases like HIV need to be further refined; and the alcohol-attributable fractions need to be updated more frequently in response to new developments in science and as the population's health status and behaviors change. Finally, the impact of alcohol on social harm, including harm to people other than the drinker, still is terra incognita in many areas (Gmel and Rehm 2003).
Over the last two decades, the United States has made substantial progress in improving public health. Still, alcohol remains an important risk factor for disease burden and social harm, not only in the United States but also globally (Murray et al. 2013). Additional research in this area will increase our understanding of alcohol's role in creating disease burden and social harm and aid in the development of stronger, more effective measures to prevent these devastating effects.
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The Temperature-Sensitive Paint (TSP) method is a thermographic measurement technique and mainly used to do flow visualizations, but also quantitative temperature, heat transfer and skin friction measurements are possible. To perform flow visualizations in low speed facilities the contrast needs to be enhanced by generating a heat flux between model and fluid. This way the measurement relies on the spatial variation of the heat transfer coefficient, which depends on the local skin friction coefficient (Reynolds analogy). Therefore, the department of Experimental Methods at DLR Göttingen develops a combination of Temperature-Sensitive Paints and electrical-heating methods for the application in low-speed and high-speed wind tunnels (ambient and cryogenic Temperatures) and water facilities.
The application of the TSP method in two different wind tunnel campaigns investigating crossflow instability is shown. One model is a natural laminar flow (NLF) wing and the other is the "Redesigned swept flat-plate experiment for crossflow-induced transition studies", which was in its first setup designed by H. Bippes and coworkers. In both measurements the TSP technique was successfully used to visualize the footprint of the stationary crossflow vortices and the laminar-turbulent transition. Further data analysis exceeding the pure flow visualization is discussed.
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Trinity Church New York0.3km from Charging Bull
Trinity Church is a historic parish church in the Episcopal Diocese of New York located near the intersection of Wall Street and Broadway in the Lower Manhattan. This huge church is the part of the history of Manhatan city.
Castle Clinton National Monument0.37km from Charging Bull
Castle Clinton or Fort Clinton, previously known as Castle Garden, is a circular sandstone fort now located in Battery Park, in Manhattan built from 1808 to 1811, it was the first U.S. immigration station, it has also functioned as a beer garden, exhibition hall, theater, and public aquarium. Castle Clinton National Monument was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on October 15, 1966.
Battery Park0.39km from Charging Bull
This is a public park which has an area of 25 acre located at the southern tip of Manhattan Island. The park contains attractions such as an old fort named Castle Clinton; multiple monuments; and the SeaGlass Carousel. The park and surrounding area is named for the artillery batteries that were built in the late 17th century to protect the settlement behind them.
Brookfield Place0.81km from Charging Bull
Brookfield Place, built and still commonly referred to as the World Financial Center, is a shopping center and office-building complex located across West Street from the World Trade Center in the Battery Park City neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.
Brooklyn Bridge1.4km from Charging Bull
Brooklyn Bridge Park1.51km from Charging Bull
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This is the most populous city in the United states and the largest metropolitan area in the world by urban landmass and is also home to the headquarters of United Nations.


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Dieser Artikel zeigt die Ergebnisse der Qualifikationsrunden für die Bausch & Lomb Championships 2006 des Damentennis. Insgesamt nahmen 32 Spielerinnen im Einzel und 4 Paarungen im Doppel an der Qualifikation teil.

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1933 Margaret 2022
Margaret Ann Smith Miller
July 14, 1933 — February 9, 2022
Margaret Ann Smith Miller, 88, wife of Carl W. Miller, passed away Wednesday, February 9, 2022.
Born in Anderson County, she was a daughter of the late Mack L. Smith and the late Vera M. Smith. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother who enjoyed traveling, collecting angels, cookie jars and enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren. Mrs. miller was a member of Galilee Baptist Church in Easley.
Mrs. Miller is survived by her husband Carl; a son, Keith Miller; daughters, Darlene Flannigan (Tim), Kim Bagwell (Buddy), Kina Swords, Kristri Inlow (Mark); a sister, Grace Towe; a brother, Leon Smith (Jane); thirteen grandchildren; twenty great-grandchildren, three great-great-grandchildren and a sister-in-law, Doris Smith.
In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by sons, David Wayne Price, Marty Price; daughter Nan Reynolds; brother DeWhitt Smith; sisters, Lora May Tranum and Annie Ruth Whitaker.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Monday, February 14, 2022, at Robinson Funeral Home-Powdersville Road, burial will follow in Robinson Memorial Gardens.
The family will receive friends from 1:00 p.m. until 1:45 p.m. Monday at Robinson Funeral Home, prior to the service.
The family is at the home.
Flowers are welcome but memorials may be made to Galilee Baptist Church in Easley.
Visit RobinsonFuneralHomes.com or Robinson Funeral Home & Crematory - Powdersville Road, Easley.
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Margaret Ann Smith Miller, please visit our flower store.
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BAE Systems to recruit 130 graduates into cyber security
Defence company BAE Systems has announced its intentions to 293 graduates this year, with 130 of them to be placed in its cyber and security business, Detica.
The FTSE 100 listed firm said the recruitment drive is a necessary response to the threat presented by cyber-crime, which could cost the UK as much as £27 billion.
Martin Sutherland, Detica's Managing Director, said: 'We are recruiting IT, engineering, maths and physics graduates and offer an excellent training and development programme giving our recruits the chance to work on some of the most exciting and cutting edge IT challenges in the world.'
BAE's recruitment bid follows recent reports that the UK must step up its output of science, engineering, technology and maths (STEM) graduates.
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Vince Cable calls for a 'decade of engineering'
Government investing heavily in cyber-crime fighters
Police crack down on 'ransomware' scams
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Production value at basic price of industrial crops in purchasing power standards reached 2,953 EUR mil in 2015 in Poland, according to Eurostat. This is 9.869999999999999 % less than in the previous year.
Historically, production value at basic price of industrial crops in purchasing power standards in Poland reached an all time high of 3,276 EUR mil in 2014 and an all time low of 1,185 EUR mil in 2001. When compared to Poland's main peers, production value at basic price of industrial crops in purchasing power standards in Czech Republic amounted to 1,147 EUR mil and 3,017 EUR mil in Germany in 2015.
Poland has been ranked 3rd within the group of 28 countries we follow in terms of production value at basic price of industrial crops in purchasing power standards.


It's hard to believe that after four years of waiting, we're so close to the launch of Killzone 2 that Sony has released the official box art for the game. The cover has a fittingly gritty and intense look. Killzone 2 ships February 27th, so mark your calendars!
Stay tuned to PCN for the latest in PS3 news!


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BlackBerry is planning to release 2 new Android phones, despite weak Priv sales
The BlackBerry Priv is BlackBerry's best smartphone in a decade.
Image: jhila farzaneh/mashable
By Raymond Wong 2016-04-11 14:56:14 UTC
The Priv, BlackBerry's best smartphone in a decade, has not helped the struggling smartphone company rebound.
BlackBerry sold just 600,000 of the Priv, which runs Android, between January and March. CEO John Chen blamed the poor sales on the device being "too high-end of a product."
SEE ALSO: 16 apps that will seriously raise your Instagram game
Last month BlackBerry announced the Priv would be coming to Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint. But it looks like the company's canceled launch plans for Sprint.
@CU4ABeer Sorry to say but we will no longer carry the BlackBerry PRIV. If this changes in the future we will update customers. JXC
— Sprint Care (@sprintcare) April 8, 2016
That's disappointing news, but it shouldn't shock anyone. Last year, T-Mobile overtook Sprint as the No. 3 carrier in the U.S., no doubt due to its aggressive "Uncarrier" initiatives such as Music Freedom and Binge On, both of which let customers stream music and video from select services without it counting towards their data plan.
BlackBerry plans to release two mid-range Android phones this year.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen told The National the company plans to release two midrange Android phones this year. One will have have a keyboard and one will have a full touchscreen.
"A lot of enterprise customers have said to us, 'I want to buy your phone but $700 is a little too steep for me. I'm more interested in a $400 device.'," Chen said.
With big companies like Facebook and WhatsApp winding down app support for BlackBerry, it's best the company focuses all of its efforts on Android devices with enhanced security and enterprise features.
Topics: Android, BlackBerry, BlackBerry Priv, Gadgets, Mobile, smartphone, Tech


Subscribers to Foxtel, Fetch TV and Optus will soon be able to watch At The Table on Australian Christian Channel (ACC).
Hope Channel New Zealand continues to grow with 216,000 unique viewers around New Zealand.
A new online resource for people looking to study the Bible was launched last week by Adventist Media.
Employees of Papua New Guinea's largest palm oil producer are responding positively to the addition of Hope Channel on their internal company TV network.
Hope Channel has officially launched in American Samoa, with a special dedication service on Monday, December 19.
The dedicated online channel contains a variety of Adventist video productions and is operated by Deaf church members.


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The Self Portrait Project
A film by Guilherme Guimaraes
Fabiano Rodrigues was born in Santos, São Paulo, 1974. He approached photography through skateboarding, first appearing in photographs as a professional skateboarder, while performing maneuvers through out Brazil and Europe. The interest in composition, in motion capture and architecture, propelled him to photograph other skaters in the city, so as to be recognized both as a photographer and as a skater. In search of a language capable of accomplishing his expressive and performatic ambitions, Fabiano has been developing since 2010 his own research of self-portraits, all clicked through his skateboard performances.
Shooting with a Hasselblad camera using a remote control, he records the apex of his own motion in a previously planned framework. These photographs are always one off prints, exploring the history and repertoire of skateboarding movements, particularly its relationship with the city, its architecture and urban furniture.
In his choices of locations, there is a special interest for architectural landmarks, such as buildings designed by the renowned Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.
Fabiano was awarded Banco Espírito Santo Acquisition Prize in 2012 and 2013 consecutively, having two of his works donated to the Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo Collection, which were further showed at the exhibition: Arte Contemporanea Brasileira in Estação Pinacoteca.
His artistic relationship with this institution provided Fabiano with the opportunity to create a series of photos and maneuvers inside the museum, proposing a new exchange of body interaction and outlook, with the award-winning revitalization project, by yet another renowned architect, Paulo Mendes da Rocha.
From this experience, followed a series of skateboarding and photographs taken within Art Institutions, such as The MALBA,Buenos Aires, Argentina, Fundação Bienal de São Paulo, MAC São Paulo, Poznan, Cultural Centre in Poland.
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Q: Can't use numbers in certain instances for perl hash keys? Quick question...
Why does the first key work but not the rest? That is, the second key throws a syntax error. I've used numbers as keys before, but as soon as I write 'to' the script turns black (that is, not comment colour which is used for keys normally). If I take away the 'to' it works and throws an error on the next key.
Can I not have a number and letter combination starting with a number?
my %ranges = (
    under10 => "x < 10000",
    10to20  => "10000 <= x < 20000",
    20to30  => "20000 <= x < 30000",
    30to40  => "30000 <= x < 40000",
    40to50  => "40000 <= x < 50000",
    50to60  => "50000 <= x < 60000",
    60to70  => "60000 <= x < 70000",
    70to80  => "70000 <= x < 80000",
    80to90  => "80000 <= x < 90000",
    90to100 => "90000 <= x < 100000",
    100plus => "100000 <= x",
);

A: Put them in quotes. The documentation says:

The => operator is mostly just a more visually distinctive synonym for a comma, but it also arranges for its left-hand operand to be interpreted as a string if it's a bareword that would be a legal simple identifier.

Identifiers have to begin with a letter or underscore, so 10to30 is not a legal identifier. As a result, it doesn't get converted to a string.

A: you need to qoute them :)
my %ranges = (
    'under10' => "x < 10000",
    '10to20'  => "10000 <= x < 20000",
    '20to30'  => "20000 <= x < 30000",
    '30to40'  => "30000 <= x < 40000",
    '40to50'  => "40000 <= x < 50000",
    '50to60'  => "50000 <= x < 60000",
    '60to70'  => "60000 <= x < 70000",
    '70to80'  => "70000 <= x < 80000",
    '80to90'  => "80000 <= x < 90000",
    '90to100' => "90000 <= x < 100000",
    '100plus' => "100000 <= x",
);

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Puppy mill dogs require extra attention and training in order to rehabilitate them because the conditions they were brought up in are horrible. Unlike reputable breeders, who take the steps necessary for the comfort of their breeding dogs and puppies, puppy mills treat their dogs as products to be churned out as quickly as possible.
Like babies, puppies also require attention, care, they love to be pampered, loved.. As they are totally new comers to any house, the most important thing is to let them accustomed with the atomsphere of the house.. They need to be trained properly.. for the first time it would be uneasy for them to adjust with strangers but when they come to know about the nature of thier master/s, they would freely enjoy the company of their masters.
The first step in the process is to take the dog for a long walk. This will help teach her to trust you, as well as use up excess energy, which will reduce her anxiety. If she does eliminate, give her immediate praise or a treat, and continue to do so whenever she does her business on the walk.
Don't worry if your dog doesn't get it right away. If, despite a long walk, he still hasn't gone, return home and then watch. As soon as you see signs that he may be getting ready to do his business, such as sniffing or circling, immediately take him outside, and repeat the treat/praise routine when he eliminates outside.
Another important part of rehabilitating a puppy mill dog is crate training, which will create a safe environment that she can retreat to when she's feeling anxious. Remember: when your dog is feeling anxious or fearful, the worst thing you can do is give them affection. This is often a very difficult concept for people to grasp, because our natural reaction when another human being is feeling anxious or fearful is to comfort them.


Caution Icy Spots Possible on Roads and Surfaces Tonight Sunday, 12/18 to Monday, 12/19 Throughout Athens County!!
Athens County is under a LEVEL 1 SNOW EMERGENCY. Roadways are hazardous from freezing rain. Roads may also be icy. Motorists are urged to drive very cautiously.


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A group of Menomonee Falls moms finds common ground in the trials of childhood cancer
The moms set up a community blood drive in part to benefit cancer patients.
A group of Menomonee Falls moms finds common ground in the trials of childhood cancer The moms set up a community blood drive in part to benefit cancer patients. Check out this story on jsonline.com: https://www.jsonline.com/story/communities/northwest/news/menomonee-falls/2018/12/12/childhood-cancer-brings-together-group-menomonee-falls-moms/2276467002/
Natalie Wickman, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 1:02 p.m. CT Dec. 12, 2018 | Updated 3:18 p.m. CT Dec. 12, 2018
The group of Menomonee Falls moms, also known as the Fab Four, and their kids are (from left) Christa Olsen and Jillian, Courtney Miles and Bowen, Sue Trzebiatowski and Austin and Katie Maziasz and Lincoln.(Photo: Submitted)
VILLAGE OF MENOMONEE FALLS - When they're all together, it almost sounds like Christa Olsen, Courtney Miles, Katie Maziasz and Sue Trzebiatowski speak a foreign language.
The Menomonee Falls mothers became friends partially for that reason. They know the ins and outs of cancer lingo.
After finding each other through the Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer group on Facebook, the moms met in person for the first time this summer.
"It's an instant connection," Miles said. "They get it. We know what each other needs and they're absolutely lifelong friends."
Olsen's five-year-old daughter Jillian has stage four neuroblastoma, while Miles,' Trzebiatowski's and Maziasz's children have leukemia. They are 5-year-old Bowen, 15-year-old Austin and 5-year-old Lincoln, respectively.
The women said their friendship has become a source of relief throughout the unpredictable days.
"Every time we meet, I leave and a weight is off my shoulders," Maziasz said. "You don't know this world unless you go through it."
They also give each other their honest, non-sugarcoated advice with cancer-related parenting questions.
"People always ask how you do it," Trzebiatowski said about having a child with cancer, "but you just do it."
As their kids go through rounds of grueling treatments, they depend on blood transfusions to keep them going. Olsen said her daughter has received around 30 blood products — plasma, platelets and blood itself — so far.
That, and because blood donations tend to drop around the holidays, the moms organized a community blood drive at the Radisson Hotel on Dec. 6. Donations went to the BloodCenter of Wisconsin, which distributes blood to anyone in need throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
Menomonee Falls blood drive at Radisson Hotel
Sue Mueller of Sussex donates blood with the help of the Blood Center of Wisconsin's Kenyetta Terry. 108 units of blood were collected during the Dec. 6 blood drive at Menomonee Falls' Radisson Hotel. Natalie Wickman/Now News Group
There were 11 donation chairs set up at the Menomonee Falls Radisson Hotel. 108 units of blood were collected during the Dec. 6 blood drive. Natalie Wickman/Now News Group
Menomonee Falls resident Ryan Anderson lays back while donating blood. 108 units of blood were collected during the Dec. 6 blood drive at Menomonee Falls' Radisson Hotel. Natalie Wickman/Now News Group
Diana Winkel of Menomonee Falls settles in for her blood donation. 108 units of blood were collected during the Dec. 6 blood drive at Menomonee Falls' Radisson Hotel. Natalie Wickman/Now News Group
Matt Queen, multimedia communications specialist for the BloodCenter, said 108 units of blood were collected from the drive. Around 88 donors signed up in advance and there were a total of 123 attempting donors.
"Everybody was really surprised at the turnout we got," Olsen said. "It was really special ... it's nice to have a way to give back."
Just as the moms received support from their community during the drive, they're learning how to open themselves up to help from anyone — even if their initial response is to reject it.
"It takes a village — let people in," Miles said. "It's humbling and hard."
While the group works every day to give their kids as normal of a life as possible, they're finding that they can do the same for themselves. They work together to transcend the labels of "cancer kid" or "cancer mom."
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Doctors said she'd never be an athlete again after an ankle injury. Now, she's a professional mermaid. (Subscriber exclusive)
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MALABAR/LONG BAY
NSW Randwick Malabar Directions
Malabar Beach (NSW 328) is located in Long Bay, a 1.3 km deep southeast-facing bay that narrows from 800 m wide at its entrance between Boota Point and Tupia Head, to the curving 200 m long beach at its base. Sandstone rocks, platforms and cliffs extend along either side of the bay, with the Malabar Sewerage Treatment Works located on the northern side, and the suburb of Malabar on the southern side. The beach receives lowered waves averaging less than 1 m, which surge up a steep reflective beach face, with deeper water off the beach (Fig. 4.248). The beach is about 50 m wide and backed by a grassy reserve, with a car park and street parking along the southern side. The beach was off limits to swimmers between 1949 and 2000, when sewer pollution from the nearby Malabar sewer outfall caused its closure. A surf club patrolled the beach between 1924 and 1949 and today is replaced by a lifeguard tower. A rock platforms extends southeast of the beach, with a boat ramp is located 150 m southeast of the beach and a rock pool 450 m to the southeast, with a car park above the pool. The Randwick golf course occupies the remainder of Tupia Head.
Beach Length: 0.15km
Surf Rescue 30
SOUTH MAROUBRA
Bonna Point
Ramsgate Beach
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NORTH CRONULLA
Windy Point