Modern science and science-based technology have changed traditional understandings of the world in profound ways. A pastor who is also a trained scientist draws on his diverse background to help readers put today's scientific knowledge in the context of Christian faith. Murphy sees the world described by today's science as the creation of God revealed in Jesus Christ, and technology and modern medicine as ways to carry out God's purpose for the world. This book is a useful tool for introducing readers to the crucial conversations and interactions now occurring between the fields of science, theology, technology, and ethics. It's a clear and accessible text that's appropriate for adult classes and lay groups of all levels.
This comprehensive and readable work by a well-qualified and experienced scientist, theologian, and pastor fills a very important gap in the current literature regarding the new dialogue that has been emerging in recent years between science and religion.... It seeks to develop a Christian view of the world that is congruent with modern science. It includes discussions of the practical and moral implications of issues such as genetic engineering and medicine, and their implications for worship and prayer.
George L. Murphy is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Ohio University, Johns Hopkins University (where he earned a Ph.D. in physics), and Wartburg Theological Seminary. He has taught at the University of Western Australia, Westminster College, Luther, College, and Trinity Lutheran Seminary. Widely published in both scientific and religious periodicals, Murphy has received two awards from the Templeton Foundation for his papers on science and religion. A Lutheran pastor, Murphy is also the principal author of Cosmic Witness (CSS).


Philip Keung Ho Man earlier worked on a film on the streets of Tsim Sha Tsui. The "lead actor" did not hold back as he not only appeared dirty but also lay on the streets and climbed onto a fountain. He was rather anxious about his performance, after each take he would watch the playback immediately.
That day he had to shoot a crying scene. Before taking his mark he stood alone to cultivate his emotions. The crew did not dare to disturb him. Later he went into a vehicle to get into the mood and soon he posted a tearful photo on Instagram, before he took the mark his emotions were already ready!
He was able to cry at a moment's notice because his dog was sick and had to be hospitalized for treatment. He was very worried and he thought of his dog while cultivating emotions. When his wife Anna Gam Wai Ying brought their dogs to visit the set, he finally flashed a smile. His wife came to cheer him on but also let him spend some time with the soon to be hospitalized dog. Keung Ho Man said that his wife and dogs were his motivation, the reasons that he insisted on making good movies.


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Basically, if your anxiety started at the same time as a clear biological depression, it is possible that you might get away with just using an anti-depressant for anxiety.
Yet often, those with biological depression also have one of many anxiety disorders and this may need to be treated separately.
Antidepressants roughly decrease pure anxiety in youth better than adults. I would say, roughly, 45% of youth will have a marked decrease in anxiety with common anti-depressants and 30% of adults will have an anxiety reduction.
My Stupid Anti-Depressant Made Me More Nervous!
Welcome to the world of sloppy pharmacology. In this word anyone with a license to write for medications thinks they are an expert in tailoring medications to your unique body--often in 5 minutes!
If you have started an anti-depressant and fell more uncomfortable and nervous here are some possible reasons. Consider printing this out for your prescribing health practitioner.
New Onset Serotonin Sensitivity--drug companies are not concerned with the dose of medication that will fit your unique body. They care about the 80% who might feel a little discomfort which will pass in a day or two and have some benefit from the medication. Busy docs are told to encourage you to "stick it out" and "it will go away." This is possibly true, but often they are clueless that the starting doses are much too high, and if you feel better on this high dose, it might take days or even a couple weeks to feel relaxed and comfortable.
I do not know why some on the dosing bell curve are more sensitive to medications than others. Perhaps you have more brain receptors for the medication and they fire all at once. There are many possible reasons.
Anyone with a license to prescribe should hand out pill-cutters like tissues. Start with fractions of pills and have the pill designers at the local pharmaceutical plant jump in a river.
One of the amazing stupid and bizarre discussions going on is the issue of whether anti-depressants cause increased suicidality. I was asked by a leading national pediatric journal and a top Ivy League Medical School to address the issue of medication sensitivities many years ago. I was frank about the problem of chemical battery with medications, meaning the absurd incompetent starting doses routinely used. That article in rough form is on this web site. After asking for it, they decided not to publish it because I was so "specific and cookbook." They hated my expression "chemical battery" because I guess it was not "Ivory Tower" enough and professional. It is the only thing I have ever submitted that did not get published.
So now we see many government organizations, drug companies and parent's organizations getting very detailed examining why some youth kill themselves after starting anti-depressants. Let me explain one common reason that seems to be too simple for those who are so smart. It is not amusing; it is sickeningly simple and very upsetting.
If we have a very sad child and we start them on the suggested ridiculous chemical battery dose, you often create panic, agitation and excess energy. We know for a fact that new panic and agitation with depression increases suicide.
Akathisia--restlessness unrelated to time frame� It does not go away. You feel like you have to move and feel very restless. This is not a common problem, but is not rare either. Generally no one is going to consider this possibility. If you think this is you, it will generally increase each week and with each dose increase, it does not go away in a couple weeks. Consider a Web search if you feel this is you.
Paradoxical Dysinhibition or Paradoxical Anxiety--these are not necessarily official terms, but they sound pretty impressive, huh? Basically, all this means is a medication that reduces anxiety does the opposite. We see this most commonly in children or adults with brain injury. If this feeling does not go away in two weeks, it will not go away. Bag the medication or at least reduce it.
Low Liver Enzymes--your liver cleans up all the junk in the body and removes synthetic medications. Each medication usually is caught by certain enzymes or "catcher's mitts" and broken down. But just like a baseball team has only a single catcher, some people have small number of enzymes needed to metabolize a medication. Perhaps your liver does not have enough enzymes to chew up the drug just yet. We call these different types of enzyme "catchers" members of the CP450 system. I feel smarter just saying it. Some people have genetically low numbers of a certain type. Others have medications or toxins that are filling up these enzymes so they cannot handle your drug and remove it promptly.
Bipolar Disorder--some youth are very sensitive to anti-depressants and can develop mania and marked agitation and irritability on these medications. This can be a form of mania. Sometimes it is caused fully by the medication, and never happens again in a person's life. Other's do have genetic bipolar disorder and will need extra care.
Biotoxins and Inflammation--both of these may change a person's response to medications. Both can cause all psychiatric disorders. Sometimes patient's need high doses to calm the inflamed brain, and at other times a sliver is all that can be handled. For more information read, Mold Warriors by Dr. Shoemaker, Patti Schmight and me.
Tick Borne Illness--according to the CDC the number one vector illness in the USA is Lyme disease and it is spreading at a stunning rate. It is most commonly spread by a tiny tick the size of a poppy seed, and can nick your skin in seconds and pass its saliva onto you--filled with one of 5-6 different infections. Use IgeneX Labs or Bowen Research to test yourself, since your local common routine labs have horrible rates of accuracy, and this is very clearly published in leading journals. And relentlessly ignored by infectious disease docs and anti-Lyme fundamentalist "experts" who never met a tick infection they could not ignore and refute.
To Your Safe Medical Care!


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Something rather significant lurks in the Department for Transport (DfT)'s annual bus statistics – and not just the startling figure that more than half of England's bus journeys are now made on London's regulated network.
The significance thing is the top performers for bus journeys per head of population. One would expect more journeys in densely populated urban areas than, say, Rutland CC, which came last.
But the top three are not large conurbations. They are Brighton & Hove, Nottingham and Reading.
What they have in common is councils with unusual commitments to buses. The first has a long-standing formal partnership with Go Ahead's Brighton & Hove Buses. Nottingham City Council majority owns the main local operator and Reading BC owns its outright, these being now-rare examples of local authority-owned buses.
Many factors influence buses, but this at the least suggests that councils with the will and means can encourage public transport use, either as an alternative to cars, or to staying at home.
Buses can offer councils a means of improving air quality, congestion, employment access, social isolation and much else. But only where they run.
The problem is the Transport Act 1985. Its essentials are unchanged despite some reforms, notably the Bus Services Act 2017.
In London competition is by franchising. Transport for London sets routes, fares, frequencies and vehicle standards and operators bid to run these for a fee.
London's demographics and congestion would probably encourage heavy bus use even were vehicles still horse-drawn.
But with the capital accounting for 2.23bn of the 4.36bn journeys made in England in 2017-18 it's no wonder other conurbations look with envy at franchising.
And the Bus Services Act granted their wish. Sort of. It gave combined authorities with mayors powers to franchise - specifically described by the DfT as "akin to the system operated by Transport for London".
Other transport authorities can apply to the Government for franchising powers case-by-case.
Greater Manchester Combined Authority's elected mayor Andy Burnham (Lab) intends to use these new powers, while West Yorkshire Combined Authority has endorsed a formal partnership with operators Arriva, First and Transdev.
What resistance though might face franchising, or even formal partnerships that make new financial demands on operators?
Between them Stagecoach, First Group, Arriva, Go-Ahead and National Express control 71% of the local bus market.
They won't let franchising threaten their positions without a fight.
The mayor of Greater Manchester has called on the Labour labourship to support his personal vision for devolution in an interview with LGC, while also outlining what further powers he would like to get control of.
Nearly half of all bus routes in England receive subsidies from councils and are under threat, the Local Government Association has warned.
Thousands more children will no longer receive free transport to school unless the government recognises the higher costs of services in rural areas, the County Councils Network has warned.


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Pushpa Actress Rashmika Mandanna OPENS up about Love and Marriage
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Actress Rashmika Mandanna has acted in a number of successful South films, but it was after the huge success of Pushpa: The Rise – Part 1 that she became a household figure across the country. Aside from her films, the actress has been in the news for her rumored romance with Vijay Deverakonda, her Geetha Govindam co-star. While both stars have stated that they are just good friends, there has been speculation that they are dating. Rashmika recently opened up about love and marriage in an interview with India Today.
"For me, love is when you offer each other respect, time, and a sense of security," the actress explained. Because love is all about feelings, it's tough to put into words. "Love only works when it is reciprocated in both directions, not just one."
"I don't know what to think about it because I am too young for it right now," the actress continued when asked about marriage. I haven't even considered it. However, you should be with someone who makes you feel comfortable."
Rashmika will appear in films such as Aadavallu Meeku Johaarlu (Telugu), Mission Majnu (Hindi), Goodbye (Hindi), and Pushpa: The Rule, among others. Aadavallu Meeku Johaarlu, starring Sharwanand, will be released on February 25, 2022. Rashmika Mandanna's Bollywood debut, Mission Majnu, will be released on May 13th, 2022. Sidharth Malhotra plays the lead role in the film.
While Goodbye will be released this year, no specific date has been set. Rashmika got to work alongside Megastar Amitabh Bachchan in the film. Pushpa: The Rule is one of the most eagerly anticipated films in India, and it is expected to be released in December of this year.
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Trump Says He'll Send Military To Close Border If Mexico Doesn't Stop Migrants
Sandy Malone - October 19, 2018
Mexico sent hundreds of federal police officers to intercept the massive migrant caravan approaching border.
Mexico – Guatemala Border – Thousands of central American migrants traveling in a caravan broke through a border wall in Guatemala on Friday and rushed the Mexican border.
"We are going to the United States!" Edwin Santos shouted as he raced past the officers with his family. "Nobody is going to stop us!"
When the illegal immigrants arrived on Mexico's side of a border bridge, they were met by riot squads of federal police officers, KABC reported.
Police released pepper spray after about 50 migrants managed to push past them, and the others retreated as a federal officer pleaded with the crowd to "stop the aggression" over a loudspeaker.
President Donald Trump threatened to send troops to the U.S. border with Mexico and cancel a trade deal on Thursday if that country doesn't help stop the caravan of migrants headed to the United States.
U.S. Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo was visiting Mexico City on Friday to discuss the caravan with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, as more than 5,000 migrants continued pushing northward, the Los Angeles Times reported.
President Trump was determined not to let the migrant caravan arrive at the border intact.
In April, 1,200 migrants attempted to make the trip but only about 150 arrived at the U.S. – Mexico border, despite the fact the Mexican government issued those people visas to travel through their country, The New York Times reported.
President Trump, furious with Mexico's actions at the time, ordered National Guard troops to the U.S. southern border, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Early on Thursday morning, the President posted a series of tweets that clearly laid out the ramifications of Mexico handling this larger caravan in the same manner as they did the one in the spring.
"I am watching the Democrat Party led (because they want Open Borders and existing weak laws) assault on our country by Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, whose leaders are doing little to stop this large flow of people, INCLUDING MANY CRIMINALS, from entering Mexico to U.S.," President Trump tweeted early on Thursday morning.
"In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught – and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!" he continued in another tweet.
"The assault on our country at our Southern Border, including the Criminal elements and DRUGS pouring in, is far more important to me, as President, than Trade or the USMCA. Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border," the President wrote.
Shortly thereafter, videos were released of Mexico sending two federal jetliners filled with riot police to their country's border with Guatemala.
The Los Angeles Times reported that about 1,500 members of the new caravan have already reached the border of Guatemala and Mexico, where dozens of federal police officers were standing guard along a river that is well-known for illegal entries into Mexico.
People can usually cross from Guatemala into Mexico illegally for $1 in less than four minutes, CBS News reported.
The caravan is made up of citizens from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala who are trying to flee the economically depressed and crime-blighted countries.
The origin of the anticipated caravan was even more concerning in light of the Guatemalan president's recent remarks about catching members of ISIS in their country.
Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales told a gathering of foreign affairs officials from the United States and Latin America on Oct. 11 that "close to 100 people completely linked to terrorist issues, with ISIS and that not only have we arrested them within our territory, but they have been deported to their countries of origin," Prensa Libre reported.
On Thursday evening, President Trump acknowledged the efforts being made by Mexico to secure its own southern border.
Mexico has said those crossing into their country will have to show a passport or visa, apply for refugee status, or face deportation, The Washington Post reported.
At least 3,000 Honduran more refugees are expected to reach the Guatemala-Mexico border in the next few days.
Mexico has reached out to the United Nations Refugee Agency to help process refugee requests and "contribute to a humanitarian solution," the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Thomas encouraged to take the game on in 2020
By Peter Ryan
January 3, 2020 — 11.30am
Exciting Kangaroo Tarryn Thomas is being encouraged to put his natural flair on display even more in 2020 as he prepares to back up an outstanding debut season.
Although the 19-year-old did not manage more than 19 disposals in a game last year his skill was evident as he used the ball superbly and kicked several memorable goals.
Thomas exceeded expectations, playing 20 games and finishing 12th in the best and fairest to be an obvious choice as North Melbourne's finest young player.
Tarryn Thomas, centre, is on the mark. Credit:AAP
He has also fitted in well at the club, coming out of his shell to the point where he is almost unrecognisable from the shy Tasmanian drafted with pick eight in the national draft as a Next Generation Academy graduate.
Thomas said teammates Jamie Macmillan and Shaun Higgins, as well as line coaches Jarred Moore and Brendan Whitecross, were supporting him to bring his strengths to the table and take the game on.
"I'm being encouraged to use my flair. They are huge on that as well as to keep playing to my strengths and play my role," Thomas said.
What that role evolves into remains to be seen with Thomas an obvious candidate to move into the midfield more often as he builds the assets he needs to flourish in that area having been used more as a forward in 2019.
"I'm hoping to build my tank and agility more in the pre-season," Thomas said.
Thomas was one of four Kangaroos nominated for the Rising Star Award with Bailey Scott, Cam Zurhaar and Nick Larkey all receiving nominations for the accolade Carlton's Sam Walsh won.
It was the largest crop of rising star nominees at the Kangaroos since the award started however, Scott was the club's first since former North Melbourne midfielder Ryan Clarke in 2016.
Tarryn Thomas kicks a goal in round 12. Credit:AAP
Thomas, who played rugby league growing up in Sydney before taking up AFL when he moved to Launceston as a teenager, said he was also focused on strengthening his relationships with teammates on and off the field in the pre-season.
"I'm opening up and learning as I go. Building on relationships is the biggest thing and earning that trust from my teammates," he said.
Thomas, who played in two TSL flags with North Launceston, kicked 16 goals in 2019 with only Port Adelaide's Connor Rozee, Sydney's Nick Blakey and Gold Coast's Ben King managing more after being selected in the 2018 national draft.
Peter Ryan is a sports reporter with The Age covering AFL, horse racing and other sports.


Did you know that almost half (39%) of all outdoor, recreational related injuries happen during "summer-type" activities, such as surfing, mountain climbing, scuba diving and horseback riding?
The picture above was our first trip to the beach this summer. We had such a great time that we are trying to figure out a way to go back or at least visit another beach.
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Puracyn is the new "first step in first aid", this summer because it is a new, on-the-go, wound spray not requiring running water or messy ointments to administer the critical first step in first aid which is cleaning the wound. Now we can be safe when enjoying the outdoors and pack Puracyn® OTC Wound & Skin Care spray in your first-aid kit for on-the-go activities.
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Editing Embryo DNA Yields Clues About Early Human Development
For the first time, scientists have edited the DNA in human embryos to make a fundamental discovery about the earliest days of human development.
By modifying a key gene in very early-stage embryos, the researchers demonstrated that a gene plays a crucial role in making sure embryos develop normally, the scientists say.
FDA Approves First Gene Therapy For Leukemia
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday announced what the agency calls a "historic action" — the first approval of a cell-based gene therapy in the United States.
The FDA approved Kymriah, which scientists refer to as a "living drug" because it involves using genetically modified immune cells from patients to attack their cancer.
FDA Cracks Down On Stem-Cell Clinics Selling Unapproved Treatments
The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on "unscrupulous" clinics selling unproven and potentially dangerous treatments involving stem cells.
Hundreds of clinics around the country have started selling stem cell therapies that supposedly use stem cells but have not been approved as safe and effective by the FDA, according to the agency.
Exclusive: Inside The Lab Where Scientists Are Editing DNA In Human Embryos
From the thirteenth floor of a glass tower at the Oregon Health & Science University, you get a panoramic view of downtown Portland and the majestic mountains in the distance. But it's what's happening inside the building that's brought me here.
"Should we go do this thing?" lab manager Amy Koski asks.
Scientists Precisely Edit DNA In Human Embryos To Fix A Disease Gene
Scientists have been tinkering with the DNA in humans and other living things for decades. But one thing has long been considered off-limits: modifying human DNA in any way that could be passed down for generations.
'Living Drug' That Fights Cancer By Harnessing Immune System Clears Key Hurdle
A new kind of cancer treatment that uses genetically engineered cells from a patient's immune system to attack their cancer easily cleared a crucial hurdle Wednesday.
A Food and Drug Administration advisory committee unanimously recommended that the agency approve this "living drug" approach for children and young adults who are fighting a common form of leukemia. The agency doesn't have to follow the committee's recommendation but usually does.
Opioid Prescriptions Falling But Remain Too High, CDC Says
By Rob Stein • Jul 6, 2017
The U.S. is in the midst of an opioid crisis. Millions of Americans are addicted to the powerful prescription painkillers, and tens of thousands are dying each year from overdoses.
A new report out Thursday offers a bit of hope: Doctors are prescribing opioids less often, and the average dose they're giving patients has dropped, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Routine DNA Sequencing May Be Helpful And Not As Scary As Feared
By Rob Stein • Jun 26, 2017
Advances in technology have made it much easier, faster and less expensive to do whole genome sequencing — to spell out all three billion letters in a person's genetic code. Falling costs have given rise to speculation that it could soon become a routine part of medical care, perhaps as routine as checking your blood pressure.
But will such tests, which can be done for as little as $1,000, prove useful, or needlessly scary?
Teens' Use Of E-Cigarettes Drops For The First Time, CDC Says
The use of electronic cigarettes by middle and high school students in the United States has dropped for the first time since the federal government started tracking the use of these products by young people.
The number of teenagers using e-cigarettes fell from 3 million in 2015 to 2.2 million in 2016, according to a report published Thursday in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Fetuses Respond To Face-Like Patterns, Study Suggests
Provocative new research suggests that fetuses have the ability to discern faces when they're still in the womb.
A study involving 34-week-old fetuses found they were more likely to focus on a pattern of lights that resembled a human face than on the same lights configured to look nothing like a face.
Some Small Tumors In Breasts May Not Be So Bad After All
Scientists say they may have solved a big medical mystery: why mammograms don't save more lives.
A study involving thousands of breast cancer cases, released Wednesday, concludes that a significant proportion of tumors detected through mammography are not small because they are found early.
Instead, the tumors are small because they are biologically prone to slow growth.
Plumbing In Hospitals And Nursing Homes Can Spread Legionnaires' Disease
Nursing homes and hospitals need to do more to protect their patients from catching Legionnaires' disease from contaminated water systems in their buildings, federal health officials warned Tuesday.
Scientists One Step Closer To 3-D-Printed Ovaries To Treat Infertility
The list of things that can be created with 3-D printers keeps getting longer: jewelry, art, guns, food, medical devices and, now, mouse ovaries.
Scientists have used a 3-D printer to create a mouse ovary capable of producing healthy offspring. And researchers hope to create replacement human ovaries the same way someday.
Life Expectancy Can Vary By 20 Years Depending On Where You Live
There's more grim news about inequality in America.
New research documents significant disparities in the life spans of Americans depending on where they live. And those gaps appear to be widening, according to the research.
Death Rate Among Black Americans Declines, Especially For Elderly People
For decades, black Americans have been dying at a higher rate than white Americans.
That's still true overall. But now there's some good news about this long, disturbing trend: The overall death rate for black Americans fell 25 percent between 1999 and 2015, according to a report released Tuesday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Scientists Create Artificial Womb That Could Help Prematurely Born Babies
By Rob Stein • Apr 25, 2017
Scientists have created an "artificial womb" in the hopes of someday using the device to save babies born extremely prematurely.
So far the device has only been tested on fetal lambs. A study published Tuesday involving eight animals found the device appears effective at enabling very premature fetuses to develop normally for about a month.
Federal Task Force Softens Opposition To Routine Prostate Cancer Screening
An influential federal task force is relaxing its controversial opposition to routine screening for prostate cancer.
In the proposed revised guidelines released Tuesday, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force says men ages 55 to 69 should decide individually with their doctors whether and when to undergo prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing.
Device Mimicking Female Reproductive Cycle Could Aid Research
Scientists say they've made a device in the lab that can mimic the human female reproductive cycle.
Harvard Scientists Call For Better Rules To Guide Research On 'Embryoids'
How far should scientists be allowed to go in creating things that resemble primitive human brains, hearts, and even human embryos?
That's the question being asked by a group of Harvard scientists who are doing exactly that in their labs. They're using stem cells, genetics and other new biological engineering techniques to create tissues, primitive organs and other living structures that mimic parts of the human body.
Their concern is that they and others doing this type of "synthetic biology" research might be treading into disturbing territory.
3 Women Blinded By Unproven Stem Cell Treatments
Scientists have long hoped that stem cells might have the power to treat diseases. But it's always been clear that they could be dangerous too, especially if they're not used carefully.
Now a pair of papers published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine is underscoring both the promise and the peril of using stem cells for therapy.
Scientists Closer To Creating A Fully Synthetic Yeast Genome
Scientists have taken another important step toward creating different types of synthetic life in the laboratory.
An international research consortium reports Thursday that it has figured out an efficient method for synthesizing a substantial part of the genetic code of yeast.
"We are absolutely thrilled," says Jef Boeke, a geneticist at New York University School of Medicine, who is leading the project. "This is a significant step toward our goal."
Embryo Experiments Reveal Earliest Human Development, But Stir Ethical Debate
Ali Brivanlou slides open a glass door at the Rockefeller University in New York to show off his latest experiments probing the mysteries of the human embryo.
"As you can see, all my lab is glass — just to make sure there is nothing that happens in some dark rooms that gives people some weird ideas," says Brivanlou, perhaps only half joking.
Brivanlou knows that some of his research makes some people uncomfortable. That's one reason he has agreed to give me a look at what's going on.
Scientific Panel Says Editing Heritable Human Genes Could Be OK In The Future
Scientists could be allowed to make modifications in human DNA that can be passed down through subsequent generations, the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine say.
Such a groundbreaking step should only be considered after more research and then only be conducted under tight restrictions, the academies write in a highly anticipated report released Tuesday. Such work should be reserved to prevent serious diseases and disabilities, it says.
CDC Seeks Controversial New Quarantine Powers To Stop Outbreaks
By Rob Stein • Feb 2, 2017
Federal health officials may be about to get greatly enhanced powers to quarantine people, as part of an ongoing effort to stop outbreaks of dangerous contagious diseases.
The new powers are outlined in a set of regulations the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published late last month to update the agency's quarantine authority for the first time since the 1940s.
Scientists Needn't Get A Patient's Consent To Study Blood Or DNA
By Rob Stein • Jan 18, 2017
The Obama administration has dropped a controversial proposal that would have required all federally funded scientists to get permission from patients before using their cells, blood, tissue or DNA for research.
Danish Study Raises More Questions About Mammograms' Message
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For years, women have been told that regular mammograms can help reduce their risk of dying from breast cancer by catching tumors at their earliest, most treatable stages.
But a Danish study is the latest research to challenge that assumption. Researchers followed thousands of women in Denmark over more than a decade and found that perhaps one-third of the abnormalities detected by mammograms may never cause health problems.
Knowing Someone Who Faced Discrimination May Affect Blood Pressure
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Doctors have long known that black people are more likely than white people to suffer from diseases such as high blood pressure. A study suggests that racial discrimination may be playing a role in a surprising way.
The study, which involved 150 African-Americans living in Tallahassee, Fla., found that knowing someone who had experienced racial discrimination was associated with genetic markers that may affect risk for high blood pressure.
To Fight Malaria, Scientists Try Genetic Engineering To Wipe Out Mosquitoes
It's a cold, damp fall day in London. But in a windowless basement laboratory, it feels like the tropics. It's hot and humid. That's to keep the mosquitoes happy.
"In this cage, we have the adult mosquitoes," says Andrew Hammond, a genetic engineer at Imperial College London, as he picks up a container made out of white mosquito netting.
The lab is buzzing with hundreds of mosquitoes. "Everything in this cubicle is genetically modified," Hammond says, pointing to the container of mosquitoes.
Study Offers Clues To Risk Of Zika Birth Defects In The U.S.
One big question about the Zika virus has been how big a risk the virus might pose in the United States.
Studies earlier this year suggested that birth defects and other problems were mainly limited to babies born in some parts of Brazil.
A study out Tuesday provides a sense of the effects on women who were exposed while pregnant in other countries and then came to the United States. About 6 percent of those pregnancies resulted in defects in the fetus or baby.
Life Expectancy In U.S. Drops For First Time In Decades, Report Finds
By Rob Stein • Dec 7, 2016
One of the fundamental ways scientists measure the well-being of a nation is tracking the rate at which its citizens die and how long they can be expected to live.
So the news out of the federal government Thursday is disturbing: The overall U.S. death rate has increased for the first time in a decade, according to an analysis of the latest data. And that led to a drop in overall life expectancy for the first time since 1993, particularly among people younger than 65.


Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, envisions a world where people communicate brain-to-brain directly using telepathy.
In a Q&A session with site users on Tuesday, Zuckerberg, 31, shared his thoughts on what he believes will be the future of communication.
The nervous system is composed of cells called neurons, which communicate with each other using chemical signals called neurotransmitters. When a neuron receives one of these signals, it generates a tiny electrical spike. And because millions of these signals are required for everything your brain does — typing on your computer, reading, remembering to brush your teeth, etc. — your brain is sending off pinpricks of electrical energy all the time.
Scientists can now measure and map this electrical activity using existing technologies like EEG and fMRI machines. And once they have enough maps, they can begin to read them — a point that neuroscientists and researchers are just now approaching.
And the technology that Zuckerberg envisions involves both the ability to "read" a mind and also get that pattern of electrical signals into someone else's head.
Recently, researchers have also had some luck with a noninvasive technique called transcranial magnetic stimulation, or TMS. When you put on a TMS headset it generates a magnetic field over your scalp, which can be used to activate neural pathways. Last fall, test subjects in India were able to use TMS to "think" the words "hola" and "ciao" to test subjects in France; the process was painfully slow, however, and the words weren't sent in their entirety — they had to be encoded as binary digits, uploaded to the Internet, sent, downloaded and then decoded as flashes of light.
Though this research is promising, it has quite a ways to go before it practical and usable.
One of the new developments that researchers are looking into is a handheld, cellphone-sized MRI machines that would make it easier and cheaper to capture your own brain activity. And the Army is developing a telepathy helmet, almost like a VR headset, that would condense and simplify all this electrical signal-sending — although that, experts say, is still decades away.
Facebook's Research division – the arm of the company that studies machine learning, AI and virtual reality – has not published any work on brain-to-brain communication and does not appear to employ any researchers in the field.
When this technology does become available some eery quandary's could present themselves, such as: How would you control who "spoke" to you? What if someone sent you disturbing or abusive thoughts, or "hacked" your brain? And if these signals are moderated by some third-party technology, like a headset or helmet, will they be recorded somehow and saved, and by whom and for what purpose? Could they be hijacked by advertisers like the ones in "Minority Report," who tailor interactive billboards to private thoughts?
This technology could lead to a total surveillance society with targeted advertising.


A happy and productive working environment will leave your employees motivated, meaning that your company won't lose any valuable momentum. Therefore, there's no time like the present for you to take a long hard look at your office space and work out what needs to be changed, upgraded, and improved. Coming into a place they enjoy working in, and implementing ideas to increase employee engagement, will ensure that your team continue to keep up the hard work and may actually improve on last year's productivity levels.
Whatever the size of the space, and whether you have a major renovation job and plenty of changes to make ahead of you, or you simply need to improve a few areas of the space and upgrade the odd process; do it sooner rather than later. It can be the little things that annoy people to the point of frustration and even anger, which means that they won't be putting enough effort into their job role as they once had. Making an effort and investing in your office environment will only make your employees feel valued and it will give them a boost to progress further throughout their time in your company. The following are some ideas, inspiration, and advice for those who want to improve their business work environment so that they have a happy and content workforce working for them.
Tired, old, and broken equipment, like computers, printers, and any office tools that your team utilize daily can be slow, glitchy, and frustrating to use. If someone feels like they can't do their job properly due to unreliable equipment; they're unlikely to bother putting in much effort in the future. Therefore, it's time to go around the office and see what needs an upgrade or replacing as soon as possible to give your staff the tools to push the business forward and give them a boost to work harder.
Holding a meeting with your employees to gain an insight into their everyday at work is a great way to ask for honest and detailed feedback on their thoughts and feelings regarding what and where needs improvement. So, you'll understand that you need to invest in new 17 inch laptops because 13 inch and 15 inch versions just aren't cutting it. Or, perhaps it's the printer that's driving everyone to despair, and it's time to get a new one; whatever it is your team needs, talking to them will help you gain plenty of information regarding where to invest.
Ensure that desks and surfaces are fresh and structurally sound; nobody will enjoy working on an old, rocky desk space. You will also need to make sure that your employees have adequate and comfortable seating; you don't want a chair to be the reason that a member of staff wants to run out the door and head home quickly. Therefore, do a little research into great office furniture and pick up some ergonomic chairs to surprise your employees. This will be yet another method to look after their wellbeing, show them they're appreciated, and give them a boost to work hard for your business.
Filing, scanning of documents, and the filtering of emails that your team are expected to keep on top of, alongside their daily duties; these small but significant tasks can take up hours of your employee's time and energy. Therefore, you need to look into ways to lessen the burden so that they can concentrate on the key aspects of the job; driving your business forward.
If your team members dread their day ahead before they've even reached the office will set the tone for the rest of their working week and momentum will drop and motivation will be low. Outsource tasks like scanning and free up precious time for your team to utilize; there are companies who will digitise your paperwork for your which will not only save valuable office space and stop mess but will increase your security. Having someone else ensure that all your vital information, finances, and legal documents are scanned and stored digitally will improve the previously mentioned areas of office life, and your employees will appreciate it.
Filtering through numerous emails and deciding which ones need reading and responding to is a laborious and time-consuming task for you and the members of staff you employ. Therefore, it's time to think about investing in the software that can do the timely bit for you; quickly and efficiently. You'll also reduce the risk of anyone opening an unwanted email that's carrying a virus; further protecting your business and saving the crucial time it would take to fix the problems. Consider employing a company to give you constant IT support will also improve an office environment. No matter how big or small a business is; there are bound to be times where the computer system fails and issue arise. Therefore, having someone on speed dial, who knows your business software inside out, will allow you to rectify problems fast.
Dealing with issues quickly and effectively will mean that your staff are less likely to be affected by what's happened, and they will still feel like their day has been productive and worthwhile. Encouraging an upbeat mood and emphasising that there is a quick solution to any computer issues will create a positive office atmosphere, which can do wonders for motivation. Therefore, you need to ensure that you've given yourself, the office, and the business the means to alleviate time-consuming tasks and the need to find help with no notice.
Remembering that your employees are the most crucial part of your business success, should push you to ensure that they remain as happy as possible. Taking care of their environment and wellbeing, improving areas that need it, and ensuring everyone has what they need to do the best job possible, are the best methods to gain a happy and productive team.
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Episode 6, In which Tammy enjoys flour sacks and family history
Exhibit flyer from Curator Edward Irvine and the Cameron Art Museum Cameron Art Museum, Wilmington, North Carolina After Hurricane Matthew moved the opening of Art from Flour: Barrel to Bag back a week, I was dismayed to realize the new opening date coincided with a show for which I'd bought tickets and for which I've been … [Read more…]
Episode 5, in which Tammy enjoys the sound of (f)art
American Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore, Maryland Bob Benson is a reflective glass artist. I met him at the American Visionary Art Museum and asked him if I could have my picture taken with him near his work "The Flatulence Post." Instead of the photo, he offered this, teaching me about the power of sound in … [Read more…]
Episode 4, In which Tammy salutes General Public upon the occasion of his retirement
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Q: Defining and reading a nullable date column in Slick 3.x I have a table with a column type date. This column accepts null values, therefore, I declared it as an Option (see field perDate below). The issue is that apparently the implicit conversion from/to java.time.LocalDate/java.sql.Date is incorrect as reading from this table when perDate is null fails with the error:
slick.SlickException: Read NULL value (null) for ResultSet column <computed>

This is the Slick table definition, including the implicit function:
import java.sql.Date
import java.time.LocalDate

class FormulaDB(tag: Tag) extends Table[Formula](tag, "formulas") {

  def sk = column[Int]("sk", O.PrimaryKey, O.AutoInc)
  def name = column[String]("name")
  def descrip = column[Option[String]]("descrip")
  def formula = column[Option[String]]("formula")
  def notes = column[Option[String]]("notes")
  def periodicity = column[Int]("periodicity")
  def perDate = column[Option[LocalDate]]("per_date")(localDateColumnType)

  def * = (sk, name, descrip, formula, notes, periodicity, perDate) <>
       ((Formula.apply _).tupled, Formula.unapply)

  implicit val localDateColumnType = MappedColumnType.base[Option[LocalDate], Date](
     {
        case Some(localDate) => Date.valueOf(localDate)
        case None => null
     },{
        sqlDate => if (sqlDate != null) Some(sqlDate.toLocalDate) else None
     }
  )

}

A: Actually your implicit conversion from/to java.time.LocalDate/java.sql.Date is not incorrect.
I have faced the same error, and doing some research I found that the Node created by the Slick SQL Compiler is actually of type MappedJdbcType[Scala.Option -> LocalDate], and not Option[LocalDate].
That is the reason why when the mapping compiler create the column converter for your def perDate it is creating a Base ResultConverterand not a Option ResultConverter
Here is the Slick code for the base converter:
def base[T](ti: JdbcType[T], name: String, idx: Int) = (ti.scalaType match {
    case ScalaBaseType.byteType => new BaseResultConverter[Byte](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Byte]], name, idx)
    case ScalaBaseType.shortType => new BaseResultConverter[Short](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Short]], name, idx)
    case ScalaBaseType.intType => new BaseResultConverter[Int](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Int]], name, idx)
    case ScalaBaseType.longType => new BaseResultConverter[Long](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Long]], name, idx)
    case ScalaBaseType.charType => new BaseResultConverter[Char](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Char]], name, idx)
    case ScalaBaseType.floatType => new BaseResultConverter[Float](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Float]], name, idx)
    case ScalaBaseType.doubleType => new BaseResultConverter[Double](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Double]], name, idx)
    case ScalaBaseType.booleanType => new BaseResultConverter[Boolean](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[Boolean]], name, idx)
    case _ => new BaseResultConverter[T](ti.asInstanceOf[JdbcType[T]], name, idx) {
      override def read(pr: ResultSet) = {
        val v = ti.getValue(pr, idx)
        if(v.asInstanceOf[AnyRef] eq null) throw new SlickException("Read NULL value ("+v+") for ResultSet column "+name)
        v
      }
    }
  }).asInstanceOf[ResultConverter[JdbcResultConverterDomain, T]]

Unfortunately I have no solution for this problem, what I suggest as a workaround, is to map your perDate property as follows:
import java.sql.Date
import java.time.LocalDate

class FormulaDB(tag: Tag) extends Table[Formula](tag, "formulas") {

  def sk = column[Int]("sk", O.PrimaryKey, O.AutoInc)
  def name = column[String]("name")
  def descrip = column[Option[String]]("descrip")
  def formula = column[Option[String]]("formula")
  def notes = column[Option[String]]("notes")
  def periodicity = column[Int]("periodicity")
  def perDate = column[Option[Date]]("per_date")

  def toLocalDate(time : Option[Date]) : Option[LocalDate] = time.map(t => t.toLocalDate))
  def toSQLDate(localDate : Option[LocalDate]) : Option[Date] = localDate.map(localDate => Date.valueOf(localDate)))

  private type FormulaEntityTupleType = (Int, String, Option[String], Option[String], Option[String], Int, Option[Date])

  private val formulaShapedValue = (sk, name, descrip, formula, notes, periodicity, perDate).shaped[FormulaEntityTupleType]

  private val toFormulaRow: (FormulaEntityTupleType => Formula) = { formulaTuple => {
      Formula(formulaTuple._1, formulaTuple._2, formulaTuple._3, formulaTuple._4, formulaTuple._5, formulaTuple._6, toLocalDate(formulaTuple._7))
     }
  }

  private val toFormulaTuple: (Formula => Option[FormulaEntityTupleType]) = { formulaRow =>
   Some((formulaRow.sk, formulaRow.name, formulaRow.descrip, formulaRow.formula, formulaRow.notes, formulaRow.periodicity, toSQLDate(formulaRow.perDate)))
  }

  def * = formulaShapedValue <> (toFormulaRow, toFormulaTuple)

Hopefully the answer comes not too late.

A: I'm pretty sure the problem is that your'e returning null from your mapping function instead of None.
Try rewriting your mapping function as a function from LocalDate to Date:
implicit val localDateColumnType = MappedColumnType.base[LocalDate, Date](
  {
    localDate => Date.valueOf(localDate)
  },{
    sqlDate => sqlDate.toLocalDate
  }
)

Alternately, mapping from Option[LocalDate] to Option[Date] should work:
implicit val localDateColumnType =
  MappedColumnType.base[Option[LocalDate], Option[Date]](
    {
      localDateOption => localDateOption.map(Date.valueOf)
    },{
      sqlDateOption => sqlDateOption.map(_.toLocalDate)
    }
  )

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Q: How can I apply directional speed to a spritenode? So I made an SKSpriteNode like this:
SKSpriteNode *ball = [SKSpriteNode spriteNodeWithImageNamed:@"ball.png"];
ball.size = CGSizeMake(40, 40);
ball.position = CGPointMake(CGRectGetMidX(self.frame),CGRectGetMidY(self.frame));
ball.name = @"ball";
ball.physicsBody = [SKPhysicsBody bodyWithCircleOfRadius:20];
[self addChild:ball];

And I can move it around like this:
-(void)touchesBegan:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
    UITouch *touch = [touches anyObject];
    CGPoint location = [touch locationInNode:self];
    SKNode *node = [self nodeAtPoint:location];
    if ([node.name isEqualToString:@"ball"]) {
        draggedBall = [self nodeAtPoint:[[touches anyObject]locationInNode:self]];
        draggedBallStartPosition = draggedBall.position;
     }

}

-(void)touchesMoved:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
    if ([[touches anyObject]locationInNode:self].x -draggedBall.position.x < 50
    && [[touches anyObject]locationInNode:self].x -draggedBall.position.x > -50) {
        draggedBall.position = [[touches anyObject]locationInNode:self];
        draggedBall.physicsBody.affectedByGravity = NO;

    }
}
-(void)touchesEnded:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
    float dx = draggedBall.position.x - draggedBallStartPosition.x;
    float dy = draggedBall.position.y - draggedBallStartPosition.y;
    NSLog(@"DX: %f DY: %f",dx,dy);
    [draggedBall.physicsBody applyImpulse:CGVectorMake(dx, dy)];
    draggedBall.physicsBody.affectedByGravity = YES;
    draggedBall = nil;
}

draggedBall is an SKNode ivar. So what I want to do is swipe the ball and when it releases it continues to go in that direction. The quicker you swipe the greater the impulse. Now I tried (and failed) to do that, but this obviously doesn't work. Somehow the last direction of the ball needs to be detected, then the amount of time between starting to go in that direction and releasing the ball. And depending on how long that amount of time is, affect the velocity of the ball. Since this is a game-mechanic that is frequently used, I figure that there is an standardized way of doing this. Anyway, thanks for helping.

A: I'm unfamiliar with a standard way of doing this, however I use the following approach to create a vector from a flick anywhere on the screen and then apply it to a nodes physics body. Maybe you can adopt the touch logic to suit your requirements.
The following is all in an SKScene.m subclass, however it could be implemented in any SKNode subclass.
Start with a scalar that can be tweaked later on during testing.
#define FLICK_SCALAR 0.5

The equation to be used needs time and point I wrap it in a struct along with a flag to indicate start timing. So at the top of the .m put the following before the @implementation and any class extension.
typedef struct TouchData {
CGPoint point;
NSTimeInterval time;
BOOL hasStarted;// flick has started
} TouchData;

Then in a class extension after the above I add the following property.
@property TouchData touchOriginData;

The overridden touch methods have the following implementation.
- (void)touchesBegan:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
// store the start data
for (UITouch *touch in touches) {
    // testing flick gesture
    _touchOriginData.point = [touch locationInNode:self];
    _touchOriginData.time = [touch timestamp];
    _touchOriginData.hasStarted = NO;
    }
}
- (void)touchesMoved:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
//NSLog(@"touches moved");
if (!_touchOriginData.hasStarted) {
    // must be moving for the first time so start timing now
    for (UITouch *touch in touches) {
        _touchOriginData.time = [touch timestamp];
        _touchOriginData.hasStarted = YES;
        }
    }
}
- (void)touchesEnded:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
// store the end data
TouchData touchEndData;
touchEndData.time = 0;
touchEndData.point.x = 0.0;
touchEndData.point.y = 0.0;
touchEndData.hasStarted = NO;
for (UITouch *touch in touches) {
    touchEndData.point = [touch locationInNode:self];
    touchEndData.time = touch.timestamp;
}
if (_touchOriginData.hasStarted) {
    // calculate the impulse vector from TouchData structs
    NSTimeInterval timeTaken = touchEndData.time - _touchOriginData.time;
    CGFloat vector_x = (touchEndData.point.x - _touchOriginData.point.x) / timeTaken * FLICK_SCALAR;
    CGFloat vector_y = (touchEndData.point.y - _touchOriginData.point.y) / timeTaken * FLICK_SCALAR;
    CGVector impulseVector = CGVectorMake(vector_x, vector_y);
    // here is where you can now apply an impulse to a
    // physics body of, in your case, a ball node.
    // get the ball node (ball)
    SKNode *ball = [self childNodeWithName:@"ball"];
    // apply the impulse
    [ball.physicsBody applyImpulse: impulseVector];

    }
}

NOTE - I also set multiTouchEnabled to NO for the scene, somewhere at the start of its lifecycle.


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Museum of Starts: Paralympians reveal powerful stories through personal objects
In Museum of Starts, four members of ParalympicsGB (Scott Meenagh, Hugh Nibloe, James Barnes-Miller and Millie Knight with her ski guide Brett Wilde) provide unique insights into their experiences ahead of the PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games.
In the films, each athlete talks about an object, such as their first piece of kit, or an important item that inspired them on their way to success, demonstrating that every impossible has an inauspicious start.
Former soldier Scott Meenagh (above) from Cumbernauld, who competes in Para Cross-Country Skiing and Biathlon in PyeongChang, lost his legs when he stepped on an improvised explosive device while serving in Afghanistan. Here he talks about his regimental beret in his Museum of Starts film.
I've got to turn that emotional upset into a fuel and into a fire and to start to use that fire to apply to absolutely everything in life that comes my way – Scott Meenagh
For Scott, the beret has been his strength in his recovery and rehabilitation, as it symbolises infectious optimism and never failing at any task, which was the spirit of his regiment. A defining moment for Scott was when his friend Martin Bell was killed in the same action that caused his injury.
He says: "Martin gave his life so that I could live… sitting around feeling sorry for myself means he died in vain… I've got to turn that emotional upset into a fuel and into a fire and start to use that fire to apply to absolutely everything in life that comes my way. It's a privilege to wear these colours and be on this team."
In the second film, Hugh Nibloe (above) from Stranraer, who competes in Wheelchair Curling, talks about the dominoes that kept him occupied when he was diagnosed with MS in 2006: "Dominoes… got me out socially, involved with people and that competitive element and led on to me having the confidence to… pick up wheelchair curling."
The third film features James Barnes-Miller (above) from Broadstairs, who competes in the Para Snowboard Cross and Banked Slalom events. He talked about the roller blades that were his first insight into extreme sports when he received them as a present on his seventh birthday.
Para Alpine Skier, Millie Knight (above) from Canterbury, is the star of the fourth film, in which she talks about the photo of her mum skiing that inspired her to want to ski at a time when she was losing her sight. Millie's ski guide, Brett Wilde, who is also interviewed in the film, praises Millie for her determination and commitment to her sport.
The Museum of Starts films are the latest iteration of Toyota's Start Your Impossible global theme for inspiring the world to move, in its role as the Worldwide Mobility Partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The first three films released prior to the PyeongChang Winter Olympics profiled the sporting journeys of Lizzie Yarnold, Billy Morgan and Elise Christie.
The Start Your Impossible platform aims to inspire people across the globe to achieve their goals, no matter how unrealistic or unachievable they may at first seem.
For more information about Toyota's partnership with the Olympic and Paralympic Games, please visit www.mobilityforall.com.
In March 2015, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced Toyota as the first-ever Mobility Partner in the history of The Olympic Partner (TOP) Programme to sponsor the mobility category. Toyota then became a Worldwide Paralympic Partner of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) in November 2015. Toyota GB is the official mobility partner of Team GB (the British Olympic Association) and ParalympicsGB (the British Paralympic Association).
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If you do not understand me, take my word for it : when will the SPH system take a major part in US2? alpha 13? alpha 14? etc. etc.
I can't find the quote right now, but I think it was Georg who said that it'll be out in a few months.
We really need an FSL list; there's been at least three threads asking the same question.
I doubt that he said that, since I need to fix issues in it before it is being released... and I am not doing that right now. The ETA is ... later.
The limit actually describes when fluid bodies are ripped apart and does not take into account material strength, and the initial SPH implementation will also not consider material strength.
The issue is, I keep repeating, that we should hopefully make an implementation which makes sense for the majority of users, and not only for those with strong computing platforms. That is the complex time consuming part.
Actually I have been considering testing if it is worth skipping SPH in order to give you what you see in SPH, since you do not want SPH. You want gravitational fluid dynamics, where SPH is only one of many methods to handle that.
@Greenleaf, on a off topic. What program do you use to simulate the Moon?
@Greenleaf Yes thank you. And is this just animated using knowledge of gravity and other things or is it a program?
All the information, you desire, is on that page and in that paper. Link at the bottom. It is really not that high level. The point was to make it as simple as possible.
Will SPH looks similar to the water physics in this simulation of an Open Sea Turbine?
Uhm... no. Why would it look like open water with breaking waves?
I had this question brewing in my mind when I heard about SPH in UBOX2. Will the bodies be rigid like they are currently, but when they stray too close SPH will kick in. Or, will the objects be always under SPH?
Why would it look like open water with breaking waves?
I mean, will it be as fluidic?
Will the bodies be rigid like they are currently, but when they stray too close SPH will kick in. Or, will the objects be always under SPH?
It would only make sense to always have the objects under the effects of SPH (as to simulate tides), but currently I think that the new Tidal Disintegrator planned for Alpha 13 only breaks things at the Roche limit.
For performance reasons, we need to let it be rigid when the strain on the bodies is not large enough to make a soft body be relevant.
but program of SPH is disponible for download?
Is the program you used to simulate SPH available for download? And out of curiosity, can I have the download link?
SPH was simulated by Thomas using the Unity coder, I think.
I could theoretical say that SPH will be available in Alpha 15.


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Cops Fight Township Over Proposed Layoffs
Upper Merion says they can't afford to pay officers a proposed pay increase in 2010 without handing out pink slips
By Vince Lattanzio	• Published at 11:11 pm on December 10, 2009
NBCPhiladelphia.com
A fight over police officers' livelihoods boiled over at an Upper Merion Township, Pa. town meeting Thursday.
Angry residents and cops lambasted township supervisors for their proposal to cut four officers from the 66-person strong force, if the union refused to forego a promised pay raise or take furloughs.
"I think that your resolution is short sighted, I think that your resolution short changes not only the men and women in this department, but also every single citizen in Upper Merion Township," Karen Ricca said.
The township says in the current economic climate, they simply can't afford a 5-percent increase in pay -- which was promised in their contract for 2010.
But the officers aren't so sure officials have done all they can to avoid the cuts.
"Have you exhausted all means of saving money besides laying off four or five police officers who have families," asked one man.
Officials say they've trimmed budgets township-wide and that all other township employees are already taking 12 unpaid days throughout the year to help with the crisis.
"Every stakeholder has been affected in this budget -- residents, employees, everyone -- no one is getting off Scott free on any of this and we all have to be in this together," said township supervisor Erika Spott.
In the end, township officials approved the resolution, paving the way for officer layoffs if the police department refuses to forego the pay increase or take 12 unpaid days off.
The department and township supervisors are set to meet again next week to discuss ways to avoid layoffs.


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Evensong from Derby Cathedral last Sunday (as broadcast from the BBC) concluded with "Quasi Lento (Sonata) (Howells)".
I had to listen to be sure, but yes, this is from the Howells Organ Sonata of 1933.
The Sonata is so rarely performed, that I take notice of any mention of a performance I run across, let alone a performance was broadcast on the BBC.
"Quasi Lento", the second movement of the Sonata, has a lot in common with the arch-form of the Psalm-Preludes, but has a bit more of an active personality. The central climax is crowned by a noble Tuba dialogue.
It's also interesting to note its use as a concluding voluntary to evensong. Personally, I've used it as a prelude.


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