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Google's rumored Pixel 6 Tensor processor sounds extremely weird – The Verge
The mystery of Google's upcoming SoC gets stranger
Google is set to debut its first in-house smartphone chipset, the Tensor SoC, in its upcoming Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro phones. And if the latest report from XDA is correct, the Tensor's rumored CPU setup could be very, very weird — even by Google standards.
So far, Google has largely been hyping up the Tensor SoC's AI performance; but it hasn't revealed any information on the basic CPU and GPU specs of the chip. Google's Rick Osterloh would only tell The Verge that "the standard stuff people look at will be very competitive and the AI stuff will be totally differentiated."
Some aspects of the Tensor's components have already come to light. An earlier XDA report notes that the Pixel 6 will likely use an off-the-shelf Arm Mali-A78 GPU design (which Samsung uses on its flagship Exynos 2100), while Reuters reports that Google will be sourcing its 5G modem from Samsung.
But the CPU still remained a mystery, until today, when XDA published a report based on both a Geekbench score and a source who claims to have an actual Pixel 6 Pro. The report claims that the CPU setup on the Tensor will consist of two Cortex-X1 performance cores clocked at 2.802GHz, two Cortex-A76 performance cores clocked at 2.253GHz, and four Cortex-A55 efficiency cores.
If you've been keeping up with major flagship smartphone chips, that's a very weird list to see, one that mixes together powerful new cores with weaker old ones. Let's take a step back to explain why:
When we're looking at most smartphone SoCs, there are generally two main parts: performance CPU cores and efficiency CPU cores. Arm-based designs tend to mix those together in big.LITTLE configurations, to allow for devices that can ramp up performance by using the more powerful "big" cores for intensive things like gaming, while running less demanding tasks (like checking your email) on the "little" efficiency cores to prolong battery life.
A typical Arm-based design might include four performance cores (like the Cortex-A78) and four efficiency cores (like the Cortex-A55). But last year, Arm added a new, even more powerful performance option for chip makers to use: the Cortex-X1.
So, the top smartphones of 2021 tend to offer a triple-cluster design: the Snapdragon 888 uses partially customized versions of a single Cortex-X1, three Cortex-A78, and four Cortex-A55 cores, while Samsung's Exynos 2100 uses a similar configuration. Tensor, on the other hand, is said to offer two Cortex-X1 cores, two Cortex-A76 cores, and the usual four Cortex-55 cores.
Which makes for a very strange version of a triple cluster design. By including not one, but two Cortex-X1 performance cores, Tensor could theoretically allow it to outclass even the best chips from Qualcomm and Samsung, on paper, if not for the second half of the rumor, which is that Google is also using two older Cortex-A76 cores… which, simply put, doesn't make any sense.
As XDA points out, the Cortex-A76 was introduced in 2018 and is a full two generations behind the Cortex-A78 design used in 2021's flagship chips. There's no immediately logical reason why Google would use the older design, either; the A78 is both faster and more efficient than its older counterpart, making it an extremely strange choice to include as part of the Tensor CPU cluster, especially if Google is already going all out with two X1 cores.
There is the chance that Google is simply obfuscating its CPU design in the Geekbench score, although the report does note that it would be unlikely.
For now, though, the mystery of the Pixel 6's Tensor chip has gotten even weirder. And it'll likely stay that way, too, until Google reveals more information when the phones arrive later this fall.
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As promised, Google has finally started rolling out the January 2022 software update to the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.
The update, based on Android 12, fixes critical bugs and includes performance and stability improvements.
"Our January software update will start rolling out to Pixel6 and Pixel 6 Pro devices today. This will include all the fixes listed for the December update as well as the January update," the search engine giant said in a tweet.
The most notable fix addresses the mysterious Microsoft Teams bug that prevented users from making emergency calls.
The Pixel 6 features a 6.4-inch OLED display, while the Pixel 6 Pro sports a 6.7-inch LTPO display that will come with a variable refresh rate ranging from 10Hz to 120Hz.
Under the hood, the smartphone is powered by a Tensor chipset, which has been developed in-house by Google.
The Tensor chip houses the Titan M2 security chip that Google says has the most layers of security.
The phone ships with Android 12 out of the box with the Material You interface, and Google is promising up to five years of security updates
In terms of optics, both phones have a 50MP sensor with f/1.85-inch aperture and 1/1.3-inch sensor size. Both phones also have a 12MP ultra-wide camera with 114-degres FOV. The Pixel 6 Pro gets a third 48MP telephoto camera with 4x optical zoom and 20X digital zoom.
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If you've picked yourself up a Google Pixel 6 or Google Pixel 6 Pro in the last few months, you might be still navigating all of the smarts these phones pack. We're here to help you make the most of all the new features from Google, especially in the AI and camera departments. Here are some tips and tricks that new Pixel 6 owners should start using ASAP.
As you may have noticed, Android 12 can change the colours of the operating system interface to match your current wallpaper. To take advantage of this, long press on a blank area of the Pixel 6 home screen, then choose Wallpaper & style and Wallpaper colours.
Further down is Themed icons — turn this on, and the phone attempts to skin the home screen icons to match the wallpaper and the rest of the theme, too. This typically gives mixed results, as you would expect considering it's currently labelled as a beta feature.
The displays on the Google Pixel 6 and the Google Pixel 6 Pro phones are impressive enough right out of the box, but you do have some options if you want to change how colours look, and it's worth knowing what these options are, at least.
From Settings, pick Display and then Colours to see your choices, which are Natural, Boosted, and Adaptive. Go with the Adaptive option, and your smartphone will change the way that colours are displayed depending on the ambient light around it.
Live Translate is a feature that you can use across apps on the Pixel 6, including incoming text messages and on videos recorded in a foreign language. Most of the time, it should just work when it's needed.
You can also say, "Hey Google, turn on interpreter mode" to get the Google Assistant to translate from a foreign language as it's spoken into the mic, which should be handy on international trips. The Tensor processor built into the Pixel 6 makes this all faster than ever before. We go into the Live Translate feature a little more in another 'how to' guide.
The Pixel 6 comes with some clever camera tricks, including Action Pan, which keeps a moving object like a car in focus while the background is blurred, and Long Exposure, which blurs the moving object while keeping everything else in the frame sharp.
They're really the same effect approached from different directions. To play around with these features, open the Camera app and choose Motion, then either Action pan or Long exposure. In each case you get a short tutorial explaining how the camera mode works.
With the Pixel 6, Google has changed up how the power button on the right-hand side is used, making it a shortcut for the Google Assistant rather than the actual powering on and off of the phone (I guess, technically speaking, it's not the power button any more).
You don't have to follow Google's lead though. If you open Settings, then go to System, Gestures, and Press and hold power button, you can change what this action does. Bear in mind that there are various other ways of launching the Google Assistant, too.
Having a history of your notifications can be really useful if you dismiss something before you've properly read it, or if you need to refer back to something you've forgotten. This feature is available on the Pixel 6, but you need to turn it on before you can start using it.
From Settings, pick Notifications and then Notification history. You can toggle the feature on or off from here, as well as see a list of recent alerts once the history has been enabled. You can see the app the notification was from, and the built-in preview of it.
One of the best Pixel exclusives Google provides is the Now Playing utility, which identifies songs as they're played, Shazam-style, without you having to open an app or make a request. With its new Tensor chip, the Pixel 6 should be able to return results very quickly.
To make sure Now Playing is enabled for your Pixel 6, open up Settings and choose Display, Lock screen, and Now playing. You can enable or disable the feature from here, set up Now Playing notifications, and choose whether or not to keep a history of songs.
With Android 12 on the Pixel 6, every security setting and feature is organised into one central Security Hub that you can access by choosing Security from Settings. It covers everything from biometric security logins to the Find My Device tracking feature.
Select Google Play Protect to make sure that recently installed apps have been given the all-clear, or choose Suspicious message alerts to make sure you're getting warnings about dodgy incoming SMSes. If something untoward happens, there'll be an alert here.
Auto-rotate lets you enjoy movies and shows in landscape mode while social media apps can switch back to portrait, but your smartphone doesn't always get it right when it comes to knowing which way you're holding it.
From Settings on your Pixel 6, choose Display and Auto-rotate screen, and make sure Enable face detection is turned on. The feature utilises the front-facing camera to figure out how you're looking at your phone and which way up the display should actually be.
You can double-tap the back of your Pixel 6 to take a screenshot, launch Google Assistant, play or pause media playback, see the recent apps list, show recent notifications, or launch an app of your choosing. It's a handy shortcut and one worth setting up.
From the main Pixel 6 Settings screen, pick System, Gestures, and Quick Tap. The subsequent screen lets you turn Quick Tap on or off, and customise what the shortcut actually does. You can set the strength of taps needed to activate the feature from the same screen.
This article has been updated since it was first published.
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Google's very first foldable, possibly called the Pixel Fold, is tipped to launch alongside the Pixel 6 series. All of that is expected to happen in October, if the latest information is to be believed.
This information comes from Ross Young, a well-known display analyst. He is usually spot on with the info he shares, so it's quite possible he's right on the money this time around as well.
He confirmed this while replying to one of his followers. First, he was asked if the Pixel Fold is still in Google's plans this year, and Mr. Young said 'Yes'. Then the same user said "October should be a busy event then", and Mr. Young said 'Yep', essentially confirming what we mentioned in the first paragraph.
We were unsure whether Google's first foldable will arrive alongside its upcoming flagships, or later on during a separate event. Well, it seems like Google is planning to reveal all of its cards at the same time.
That means that Google will announce at least four devices during that event. The company is expected to introduce the Google Pixel 6, 6 Pro, Fold, and its first smartwatch, presumably called the Pixel Watch.
We don't know much about the company's first foldable, though. Yesterday, a report came in claiming that it will feature a layer of ultra-thin glass on top of its display. That is easily possible, and those are great news.
Other than that, we don't know much. The phone is codenamed 'passport', which suggests a book-like foldable, in other words, something similar to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold lineup. That means that the device will likely feature two displays.
Android 12 will come pre-installed on that phone, that much we do know. The same goes for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, of course. The design of this foldable still didn't leak, and we don't know much about its specs. It will, presumably, feature the same SoC as the Pixel 6 series, Google's very first processor.
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July 18, 2019 AviationAéro-Club de France, Aircraft Accident, Aviatrix, Baroness Raymonde de Laroche, Caudron G.3, Élisa Léontine Deroche, Élise Léontine Deroche, Elise Raymonde Deroche, Fédération Aéronautique Internationale, Le Crotoy, Musée de l'air et de l'espace, Raymonde de Laroche, Test Pilot, Women in AviationBryan Swopes
Élise Léontine Deroche poses with the airplane in which she would later be killed, at Le Crotoy, France, 18 July 1919.
18 July 1919: Élise Léontine Deroche was at Le Crotoy in northern France, co-piloting an experimental airplane, a civil variant of the Caudron G.3. The aircraft suddenly pitched down and crashed, killing Deroche and the pilot, M. Barrault. Mme Deroche was 36 years old.
According to a notice in Flight, "What happened is not very clear, but it would seem that the machine in which she was flying overturned during a trial flight. Baroness de la Roche was killed instantly and the pilot, Barrault, died very shortly afterwards."
Élise Léontine Deroche, also known as the "Baroness de la Roche," was killed instantly in an airplane crash at le Crotoy, 18 July 1919
Élisa Léontine Deroche was born 22 August 1882 at nº 61, Rue de la Verrerie, in the 4e arrondissement, Paris, France. She was the daughter of Charles François Deroche, a plumber, and Christine Calydon Gaillard Deroche. In her early life she had hoped to be a singer, dancer and actress. Mlle. Deroche used the stage name, "Raymonde de Laroche."
Mlle. Deroche married M. Louis Léopold Thadome in Paris, 4 August 1900. They divorced 28 June 1909.
She had a romantic relationship with sculptor Ferdinand Léon Delagrange, who was also one of the earliest aviators, and it was he who inspired her to become a pilot herself. They had a son, André, born in 1909. Delagrange was killed in an airplane accident in 1910. They never married.
After four months of training at Chalons, under M. Chateu,¹ an instructor for Voison, Mme Deroche made her first solo flight on Friday, 22 October 1909. On 8 March 1910, Élisa Léontine Deroche was the first woman to become a licensed pilot when she was issued Pilot License No. 36 by the Aéro-Club de France.
Pilot Certificate number 36 of the l'Aéro-Club de France was issued to Mme. de Laroche. (Musee de l'Air at l'Espace)
In a 30 October 1909 article about her solo flight, Flight & The Aircraft Engineer referred to Mme. Deroche as "Baroness de la Roche." This erroneous title of nobility stayed with her in the public consciousness. Deroche participated in various air meets, and on 25 November 1913, made a non-stop, long-distance flight of four hours duration, for which she was awarded the Coupe Femina by the French magazine, Femina.
On 20 February 1915, Mme. Deroche married Jacques Vial at Meudon, Hauts de Seine, Île-de-France, France.
During World War I she was not allowed to fly so she served as a military driver.
Elise Raymonde Deroche (Smithsonian Institution)
Many sources report that Mme Deroche set two altitude records at Issy-les Moulineaux in June 1919, just weeks before her death. One, for example, is said to have been 5,150 meters (16,896 feet), 12 June 1919. The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), however, did not recognize records set by women until 28 June 1929.
Élisa Léontine Deroche was buried at the Cimetière du Père-Lachaise, Paris, France.
Élisa Léontine Deroche, Aviarix. (22 August 1882–18 July 1919)
¹ Sous Lieutenant Jean Pie Hyacinthe Paul Jerome Casale, Marquis de Montferato
April 1, 2019 AviationAdrienne Armande Pauline Boland, Adrienne Bolland, Andes, c/n 4902, Caudron G.3, Cordillera de los Andes, F-ABEW, Femme Chevalier de la légion d'honneur, Le Rhône 9C, Officier de la Légion d'honneur, Société des Avions Caudron, Société des Moteurs Gnome et RhôneBryan Swopes
Adrienne Bolland, Femme Chevalier de la légion d'honneur. (1895–1975)
1 April 1921: Adrienne Bolland, a pilot employed by René Caudron to demonstrate his airplanes in South America, flew a Caudron G.3 from Mendoza, Argentina to Santiago, Chile, across the Andes Mountain Range.
Mlle Bolland's route followed the Paso de Upsallata, passing south of Aconcagua, at 6,960.8 meters (22,837 feet), the highest mountain in the Andes, and north of Volcan Tupangato, 6,570 meters (21,580 feet). The duration of the flight was 4 hours, 17 minutes.
Adrienne Bolland is greeted on her arrival at Santaigo, Chile, 1 April 1921.
Bolland was awarded a gold medal by the Argentine League of Patriots at Buenos Aires.
FLIGHT reported:
Mdlle. Bolland Crosses the Andes
From a Daily Mail report Mdlle. Bolland, the French aviatress, on April 1, left Mendoza, Argentina, at 7.30, and flew over the Andes Mountains, arriving at Santiago in Chile, just three hours later.
This the second time Mdlle. Bolland has flown over the Andes.
The distance Mdlle. Bolland covered was about 112 miles. There are heights of more than 20,000 ft. in the neighborhood of the point at which she crossed the range.
We are just wondering whether the journey was a "non-stop" one, with strong headwinds, or whether a halt was made en route, and if the latter, where.
—FLIGHT The Aircraft Engineer and Airships, No. 641 (No. 14, Vol. XIII.), 7 April 1921, at Page 250, Column 2
Satellite image of the Andes Mountains in the region crossed by Adrienne Bolland. Her departure point, Mendoza, Argentina, is at the upper right edge of the image. The Upsallata Pass is in the upper center area, with Aconcagua near the top of the image, just left of center. Bolland's destination, Santiago, Chile, is in the lower left corner. (Google Maps)
Adrienne Armande Pauline Boland was born at Arcueil, a suburb of Paris, France, 25 November 1895. She was the youngest of seven children of writer Henri André Joseph Boland and Marie Amélie Elisabeth Françoise Allonie (Marie Joséphine) Pasques. Her father died in 1909, and her mother sometime later.
At the age of 24, she decided to learn to fly and enrolled in flight training at Société des Avions Caudron (the Caudron Airplane Company), Le Crotoy. She started training 16 November 1919 and was awarded her pilot's license 29 January 1920. An error on the certificate spelled her surname with two "l"s, and she retained the name "Bolland" for the rest of her life.
Chilean dignataries congratulate Adrienne Bolland at Santiago, Chile, 1 April 1921.
Mlle Bolland was employed by René Caudron to transport airplanes to and from the factory. She told Caudron that she wanted her own airplane. He told her that if she could perform a loop in a Caudron G.3, a pre-World War I scout plane, that she could fly it for the company. She did, and was then asked to fly it across the English Channel, which she did, 25 August 1920.
Adrienne Bolland flew this Caudron G.3, F-ABEW, c/n 4902, from Mendoza, Argentina to Santiago, Chile, 1 April 1921.
Caudron sent her to Argentina to demonstrate his airplanes. Once there, she planned to fly across the Cordillera de los Andes (the Andes Mountain Range) to Chile on the western coast of South America. The mountains were higher than the airplane was capable of flying, so she had to fly through valleys to find a way across. Departing Mendoza, Argentina at 6:00 a.m, she headed across the 400-kilometer (250 miles) wide mountain range. Most of the flight was at an altitude of 4,500 meters (14,764 feet) and it was extremely cold. Without maps, she succeeded: "Suddenly I saw a break in the mountains. . . and in the distance, the plain of Chile. I was saved."
Adrienne Bolland with a Caudron G.3, 19 May 1921. (Air France)
The airplane was sold in Santiago and Bolland returned to Buenos Aires by train.
After returning to France, Mlle Bolland was a frequent participant at air meets, displaying her skills in aerobatics. She flew two Caudron C.27s, G-AGAP (c/n 5533.7) and F-AGAQ (c/n 5534.8), both registered in her name 27 February 1924. At the Aérodrome d'Orly, Paris, on 27 May 1924, she took off at 4:12 p.m., completed 212 consecutive loops, then landed at 5:25 p.m. (The Caudron C.27 was redesignated C.127 in late 1924.)
Adrienne Bolland with her Caudron C.27, F-AGAQ (c/n 5534.8). (Unattributed)
In 1924, France named Adrienne Bolland Chevalier de la légion d'honneur for her flight across the Andes.
Ernest Jean Baptiste Charles Vinchon married Mlle Bolland in Paris, 15 March 1930.
After the surrender of France to Nazi Germany in 1940, M. and Mme Vichon remained in occupied France and became agents of the Confrérie Notre-Dame (CND, or Brotherhood of Notre Dame, later called CND-Castile), an intelligence organization of the Forces françaises libres (Free French Forces).
For her services during World War II, in 1947 Mme Vichon was advanced to the rank of Officier de la Légion d'honneur.
Adrienne Bolland Vichon died at Paris, France, 18 March 1975 at the age of 79 years. She was buried in Donnery, Loiret.
Caudron G.3 (Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace)
Adrienne Bolland crossed the Andes in a Caudron G.3, c/n 4902, registered F-ABEW. The Caudron G.3 was a World War I reconnaissance airplane and flight trainer manufactured by Société des Avions Caudron. It is called a sesquiplane because the lower wing is significantly shorter than the upper. The G.3 was a single-engine aircraft that was built in single- and two-place variants. The engine and cockpit are contained in a very short fuselage, supporting the wings and landing gear. Tail control surfaces are mounted on an open framework tail boom.
The Caudron G.3 was 6,40 meters (20 feet, 11.6 inches) long with an upper wingspan of 13,40 meters (43 feet, 11.6 inches). The height of the aircraft was 2,60 meters (8 feet, 6.6 inches). The G.3 had an empty weight of 355 kilograms (783 pounds) and maximum gross weight of 630 kilograms (1,389 pounds).
Caudron G.3 two-view illustration. (Jane's All the World's Aircraft,at Page 87. Published 1913 by Fred T. Jane)
The G.3 was powered by an air-cooled, normally-aspirated 10.910 liter (665.791 cubic inches) Société des Moteurs Gnome et Rhône 9C nine-cylinder rotary engine with a compression ratio of 5:1. It was rated at 70 cheval vapeur (1 ch = 0.99 horsepower) at 1,100 r.p.m., and 80 cheval vapeur at 1,200 r.p.m., but able to produce a maximum 92 cheval vapeur (90.77 horsepower) at 1,300 r.p.m. It drove a two-bladed, fixed-pitch wooden propeller. The 9C was 0.810 meters (2 feet, 7.9 inches) long, 0.930 meters (3 feet, 6.1 inches) in diameter and weighed 119 kilograms (262 pounds).
The Caudron G.3 had a cruising speed of 80 kilometers per hour (50 miles per hour) maximum speed of 95 kilometers per hour (59 miles per hour) at 100 meters (328 feet) and service ceiling of 4,300 meters (14,108 feet).
"On 1 April 1921 in Santiago, French pilot Adrienne BOLLAND on board her Caudron G-3 after she succeeded in crossing the Andes. It is a signed photo: the pilot's signature is at the centre." (Getty Images/Keystone-France)
Aconcagua viewed from the south. (Bjørn Christian Tørrissen, via Wikipedia)
Tupungato, a 21,560-foot (6,570 meters) strato volcano, located just to the east of the Argentina/Chile border. On 2 August 1947, the British South American Airways Avro Lancastrian, R.M.A. Star Dust, crashed into the eastern slope at the 15,000 foot (4,572 meters) level. The wreck was buried by an avalanche and was discovered in 1998. The peak at the upper right may be Cerro Mercedario, 22,050 feet (6,620 meters).(Diode via Wikipedia)

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What are the Reception and Customer Service opening times?
In winter, our offices are open from Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 13.00 and from 15.00 to 19.00. During opening season, the reception is open from 08.00 to 20.00. Our Customer Service is open 24 hours a day, every day.
What are the cash office opening times?
The cash office of Riva Nuova Camping Village is open every day from 08.30 to 12.00 and from 16.30 to 19.00.
You can pay with cash (up to a maximum of € 2.999,00 according to the provisions of art. 49 DLS 231/2007), credit card or cash card.
We accept Mastercard, Visa, Eurocard, Maestro, Bancoposta, Diners Club International, American Express.
Can I choose the number of my mobile home or pitch?
When you make your reservation, you can express your preference for a particular area or number of mobile home or pitch. When we allocate our accommodations, we'll try our best to meet your request. Anyway, we can't guarantee with absolute certainty that you'll be given the exact accommodation you required. You'll be given the exact number of your mobile home or pitch upon arrival.
Can I check in one day late or check out one day early?
No deductions will be made in case of early departure or late arrival.
What happens in case of cancellation and no-show?
Cancellations received later than 14 days prior to arrival are not eligible for the refund of deposit.
What time can I enter my mobile home/pitch?
All accommodations will be available at 16:00 on the first day and must be vacated at 9:00 on the final day. If you check in before getting your keys, you can enter the village and enjoy all our services. Pitches are available from 12:00.
What time do I have to vacate my mobile home/pitch on departure?
Accommodations must be vacated by 9:00 am on departure. You must return your keys for a final inspection. In case of early departure, we ask you to check out by 20:00 on the day before the scheduled departure date.Pitches must be vacated by 11:00. Check out after this time will be considered as an extra day.
The final cleaning service is optional. Just before departure, you may choose to clean your mobile home by yourself, following our instructions, or to buy our cleaning service at an additional fee of 40€.
Can vehicles enter or leave the village at night?
Vehicles can enter and leave the village from 07:00 to 13:30 and from 16:00 to 24:00. To leave the village at night or during quiet time (from 13:30 to 16:00), you should move your car to the external parking in advance.
Can I check out at night?
Sorry, but guests are not allowed to check out at night.
Yes, our quiet time is from 13:30 to 16:00 and from 24:00 to 7:00 in order to provide a relaxing stay for everybody.
If you're staying at our village, this service is included (private beach with one beach umbrella and two sunbeds, position varies according to the mobile home booked).
If you're staying at our campsite, the beach service is not included in the price. You can request it upon booking. The price varies according to the period and the raw requested.
How far is your resort from the beach?
Our resort is located on the seafront.
Is there a free or private beach?
Is the entrance at the pool included in the price?
Entrance at the pool is free for all our guests. Visitors are not allowed to enter our pool area.
No, our pools aren't heated.
Is it necessary to wear a swim cap?
Yes, we require the wearing of swim caps.
Our pool is open from 09:30 to 13:00 and from 15:00 to 19:00.
Is the pool suitable for children?
There are two children's pools with different depths (60 cm and 30 cm respectively), and one pool for adults with water slides.
What are the activities organized by your entertainment staff?
Everyday, our entertainment staff organizes games for children at the Mini club, sport activities (volleyball, football, swimming, tennis, gym, group dancing), evening shows (musical, karaoke, baby dance).
Do I have to pay to take part in these activities?
No, all the activities proposed by our entertainment staff are included in our offer.
When is the entertainment service active?
The entertainment service starts from Thursday 30 May 2019 and is active during all the rest of the season.
Our Mini Club organizes activities at the beach from 10:00 to 12:00, at the kids' area from 16:00 to 18:00, and shows and games in the evening.
What time is your entertainment service active?
Our entertainment service starts at 10:00 at the beach and ends with the night show.
Who's the entertainment service for?
Our Mini club is for children from 4 to 12 years, while the Junior Club is for kids from 12 to 16.
Is there a WI-FI zone?
Yes, we have free WI-FI at the pool and bar.
How many cars are permitted per site?
Only one car is permitted per site. If you have a second car, you an park it in our external parking (unattended), subject to availability.
Are bath towels and bed linens changes included in the price?
We normally change bath towels and bed linens once a week. Every other change may be provided for an additional fee (check price list).
Yes, to rent a bike please ask the reception.
Is there a charge to use the sports fields?
No, the use of our sports fields is included in the price.
Is there a laundry inside the village?
Yes, at the center of our village, at the central bathrooms, there's a self service laundry with coin operated washing machines and dryers. The cost is 5€ to use the washing machine (including soap) and 5€ to use the dryer.
Is there a charge to use hot showers?
No, hot showers are free of charge.
Can I choose Half Board or Full Board service at the restaurant?
You may require it directly at our village.
Is there a TV in each accommodation?
Only in our mobile homes.
Are your mobile homes air-conditioned?
Yes, all mobile homes have free air conditioning.
Are they equipped with cookware and tableware?
Yes, all mobile homes are equipped with cookware and tableware.
How far is your village from the nearest town?
Our village is located at the entrance of the town, on the seafront.
Is there a medical service in the surroundings?
There is a Guardia Medica providing medical service at about 2km from our village. Please ask the reception if you need a private pediatrician to visit your children.
Is there a security service inside your village?
Inside the resort there's a security service 24 hours a day. The security service is enhanced at night. You can call security at any time at the number you find on your bracelet.
Do I have to wear the bracelet?
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Intel's former chief financial officer and current director Andy Bryant will take over as the company's board chairman next month after the retirement of current chairman Jane Shaw, according to a document filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday.
Bryant has already been approved by the company's board of directors, and his appointment as chairman is now subject to shareholder approval. The move was largely expected because Bryant was being groomed to be the company's next chairman as Shaw's retirement date approached.
Bryant was appointed vice chairman of the Intel's board in July last year. Bryant worked at Intel for decades and most recently served as chief administrative officer, where he monitored the company's IT spending, manufacturing and finances. He held the post until January this year.
"The Board determined that it and the company can benefit through Mr. Bryant's extensive experience with Intel that includes 13 years of service as our CFO, and more recently as the senior executive responsible for the Technology and Manufacturing Group, Information Technology, Human Resources, and Finance," Intel said in proxy statement.
Shaw was an independent director and became the chairman of the board in May 2009. Prominent IT industry executives have held the post of Intel's chairman in the past, including former CEO Craig Barrett from 2005 until 2009 and former CEO Andy Grove from 1997 until 2005. With Shaw's retirement, the size of Intel's board will shrink to 10 directors.
Intel's annual shareholder meeting will be held in Santa Clara, California, on May 17.


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The College Football Fight Song Playoff
Ahhh, do you hear that? The roar of the student section. The bellow of the brass. Johnny puking into the cupholder of his Camry in the parking lot. Yep, college football season is upon us once again, and to celebrate the best audio-visual spectacle in sports, The Loop is thrilled to present the first-ever College Football Fight Song Playoff. Teeming with volatile band geek hormones, can't-miss half-time bonanzas, and the highest concentration of tuba solos this side of a Frank Zappa acid trip, the CFFSP is the perfect way to kick off another insane autumn of shouting at other people's kids from the anonymity of your own basement. So tune up, throw on one of those goofy pom-pom hats, and get ready, because, in the immortal words of Joe Starkey, THE BAND IS ON THE FIELD!
FIRST FOUR OUT:
Navy – "Anchors Aweigh"
While we shouldn't underestimate the uniquely American tradition of watching bright-eyed service academy cadets enjoy a riveting game of football before shipping off to the slaughter, "Anchors Aweigh" comes up just short in its inaugural playoff push. Navy's seafaring shanty is sure to be perennial contender, however, rallying fans from the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli and beyond.
Ohio State – "Battle Cry"
Buckeye nation must heartbroken to see their cherished diddy so narrowly miss out, but even the Best Damn Band in the Land couldn't manage to navigate the fight song gauntlet that is the Big Ten unscathed. Strength of schedule proponents will have their objections, but the committee feels this decision is consistent with its other inconsistencies.
Tennessee – "Rocky Top"
This iconic Appalachian standard gets docked a playoff berth for one simple reason: While it's unquestionably the most revered fight song in the Volunteers can(n)on, it is not the official anthem—a title that instead belongs to the inferior "Down the Field". When the competition is this fierce, semantics matter. Unless you're Boise State. Then you're just always f—ked.
Boston College – "For Boston"
The only fight song in America covered by the Dropkick Murphys. The committee does not believe this to be an asset.
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#4 Florida State's "War Chant" vs. #1 Michigan's "The Victors"
David vs. Goliath. The walk-on vs. the blue chipper. Florida State's "War Chant"—one of the most unique stadium staples this side of "Rock Chalk Jayhawk"—vs. Michigan's "The Victors"—the fight song by which all other fight songs are judged. Shockingly "The Victors" falls in an overtime thriller, leaving the Wolverine faithful with nothing to do but tweet "well at least we made it and Ohio State didn't" through their slobbery maize and blue tears.
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#3 USC's "Fight On" vs. #2 Notre Dame's "Victory March"
After the heart-palpitating NPR Jazz24 Bowl, there was only one question heading into this one: Could that instant classic be topped? The answer, as it turns out, is no. Despite the sky-high expectations, the triumphant, Rudy-ready "Victory March" wipes the turf with La La Land B-side "Fight On" as the shell-shocked Trojan army watches on.
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#4 Florida State's "War Chant" vs. #2 Notre Dame's "Victory March"
Now for the moment you've all be waiting for (no, the Dr. Pepper guy didn't die): THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL FIGHT SONG SPOTIFY PREMIUM NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME! After losing their starting oboe player on the opening trill, Notre Dame's "Victory March" hangs tough, pushing a red-hot Florida State marching band to the brink, only to come up short on 4/4 and goal from measure six in the waning moments. From there, the Seminoles run out the CODA, etching their name into the inaugural College Football Fight Song trophy in the process.


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Madison Wildlife Removal: Why Bats Are So Misunderstood?
June 10, 2021 by Marcus Mueller
Bats are unique creatures, being the only mammals capable of true flight. Since they are most active at night, it is difficult to observe their behavior, which also makes them mysterious. As a result, people have a lot of mistaken notions about bats. These misunderstandings become amplified by dramatic movies and television, sparking fear in many people. Bat removal in Madison is a necessary step if you find bats living in your home, but there is no need to panic. The bats mean you no harm and do not pose an immediate threat as long as you keep your distance. In fact, bats benefit human beings in many important ways. Many species are endangered and actually need the help of humans if they are to survive.
Not All Bats Drink Blood
Out of the 1,300 species of bats in the world, only three feed on blood. These three species all live in Central and South America; none of them live in the United States. The association of bats with blood probably came from the old horror movie "Dracula," in which the vampire character has the ability to change into a bat. The diet of most bat species consists of plants or insects.
Bats Do Not Want To Bite You
Most bats are not overly aggressive and will only bite in self-defense if threatened or handled. Even bats that drink blood would much prefer to bite livestock or other animals than humans if given the choice. While it is true that bats can carry rabies, and may transmit it if they were to bite you, infection among the bat population isn't as prevalent as you might think. Among the population of big brown bats, rabies infection might occur in one bat out of every 200. Incidentally, the big brown bat's name refers to its wingspan of 12 to 13 inches. It is big in relation to another species, the little brown bat, but the body of the big brown bat is less than four inches long and weighs a little over an ounce.
Bats Are Vital to Agriculture
Bats that feed on fruit disperse the seeds through their droppings. There are some bat species that feed on the nectar of flowers, and these bats have a vital role to play in pollination. Both actions are necessary for new plants to grow. Without bats to spread their seeds or pollinate them, some plants would die out altogether. An example is the agave plant, which is where tequila comes from and relies on bats as its sole pollinator.
Bats Help With Pest Control
Bats eat insects that are harmful to humans, such as mosquitoes, as well as those that damage crops. In fact, without bats to keep insects under control, the United States would have to spend over $3 billion per year on pesticides to protect crops. Furthermore, bats do not leave behind any traces of poisonous chemicals as they feed on insects.
Many Bat Species Are Endangered
Approximately 30% of all bat species in the U.S. are threatened, with a serious risk of extinction affecting eight out of 45 native bat species in the United States and Canada. Two of the most serious threats include a contagious fungal infection that causes a disease called white-nose syndrome and collisions with wind turbines while the bats are in flight. Loss of their natural habitats due to development by humans is another serious threat. What makes this disheartening is that, while conservation efforts starting in 1985 were successful in reversing the decline in several bat species, those gains have been lost over the past 15 years due to the emerging threats of disease and wind infrastructure. While it is important to try to protect bats, it is not a good idea to allow them to remain in your home. Bat removal in Madison from Skedaddle removes and relocates them without doing them harm. Our services include exclusion and decontamination.
About the author: Marcus is the owner and operator of Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control – Milwaukee. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Marcus combines the academic training (M.S. Wildlife Biology, UW Madison) with the field training and skills to be successful in resolving wildlife conflict for home and business owners.


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Get your orange outfit on and celebrate King's Day with us in Holland on 27 April!
Celebrate King's Day in Amsterdam, Utrecht, The Hague or Eindhoven!
Enjoy the spectacular attractions at one of the many funfairs!
Do you want to experience King's Night, but do not want to miss King's Day? Book a hotel and do both.
What are the best known public holidays in the Netherlands?
January 1 - New Year's Day. Easter Sunday and Easter Monday. April 27 is King's Day, every year. Ascension Day. Whit Sunday and Whit Monday. We celebrate Christmas on December 25 and 26.
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Q: installing emacs on CentOS I installed VMware and I have centOS installed in it and I'd like to install emacs on it but I don't find any source which has the tar file for that. I either find it for Linux or Solaris but when I tried installing the tar file given for Linux on VM it isn't installing. Can anyone give me the source where I can find the tar file for emacs that I can install on VM and also instructions on how to install it? I find using emacs easier than VIM. And what is the difference between Linux installed on disc and installed on a VM?

A: emacs is in the epel repos. Open a terminal and run:
sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum install emacs

A: You can get source at: ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/emacs/
Then use these commands.
tar -zxvf emacs-VERSION.tar.gz

cd emacs-VERSION

./configure

make

make install

Source: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/efaq/Installing-Emacs.html

A: Answering the second question,
When you install Linux on disc, you are going to use the kernel for the specific hardware that your machine has with the OS from that distro, if you use a VM instance, there should be a mid-layer between your machine (hardware) and the OS, this could be using extra modules from a kernel (like VMWare and Virtualbox) or creating a special kernel that has no proper OS like (Xen).

There is a performance difference in both operating system and operating system as VM, but it should be minimal unless you need to do some heavy processing.

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Thousands Of COVID-Positive Students Threw A Party
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Thousands Of College Students Tested Positive For COVID-19. Then They Threw A Party.
Erin Corbett
Universities across the country have reopened their doors to new and returning students in the midst of the novel coronavirus, many of them coming up with seemingly foolproof plans to limit the virus's spread on campus. But 1,100 students at Ohio's Miami University in Oxford have tested positive for COVID-19 since mid-August, and then went on to throw a party over Labor Day weekend rather than sticking to quarantine guidelines.
According to local reports, at least 20 people attended a house party last weekend, violating Oxford City Council guidelines that limit gatherings to just 10 people. Some of them were not wearing masks, which is one of the best ways to prevent spreading the virus. When police showed up to break up the party, one officer learned that at least one of the students who lived at the house had tested positive for COVID-19 just one week prior and asked him whether any of the other guests also had the virus, CBS News reported.
"They all do," the student replied in reference to his roommates, and added that some of the other guests had also recently tested positive. "That's what we're trying to prevent. We want to keep this town open," the officer replied.
But Miami University isn't the only campus dealing with a COVID-19 outbreak since reopening. College campuses have seen more than 61,000 cases since late August, with thousands of new infections reported in just the last week, The New York Times reports. Universities have put in place extensive guidelines to contain the virus after deciding to at least partially reopen. These rules include wearing face masks, social distancing, limiting the size of gatherings, and widespread testing.
The University of Illinois (UIUC) had put in place what seemed like an effective COVID response plan, testing its more than 40,000 students twice per week and enforcing the use of masks. Students are barred from entering buildings without a negative test result on record. And yet, by September 2 the university reported 784 positive cases as some students continued attending and hosting parties even after testing positive.
But at most schools, even strict guidelines aren't enough. According to administrators, just a dozen students breaking guidelines caused the surge in cases. "The problem is the math is brutal," Marty Burke, a chemistry professor at UIUC leading the school's contact tracing efforts told Business Insider. A small number of people breaking the rules "can cause an extraordinary amount of damage," he said. UIUC has since enforced a lockdown to ensure the virus doesn't continue spreading to faculty, staff, and the greater Urbana-Champaign community.
Since reopening, college towns have become coronavirus hot spots. The University of Mississippi, also in a town called Oxford, has recorded nearly 430 confirmed cases since August 24. "Most students are trying to do the right thing," said the city's Mayor Robyn Tannehill. "Maybe they're just very much underestimating the danger in large social gatherings."
Harrisonburg, Va.; Whitman County, Wa.; and Clarke County, Ga. — all college towns — are among 25 towns that have seen outbreaks in the last two weeks, 19 of which are heavily populated by college students. But the issue remains an institutional oversight as colleges, following the president's lead, may have rushed a return to normalcy too quickly, without enforcing more aggressive safety and containment measures.
Back at Miami University, students who violate campus guidelines face "suspension or dismissal" a spokesperson said. Meanwhile, the school will resume in-person and hybrid classes starting September 21 and any students that hope to move back on campus will be required to get tested beforehand.
"While many are looking forward to being back on campus in-person, everyone must understand that campus life cannot be the same as it was last year if we're going to control the spread of COVID-19," Miami University President Gregory Crawford said in an address to the community. "We will all have new responsibilities, and students will need to make a conscious commitment to live differently this term."
Miami University Students With COVID-19 Threw A Party
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Бибакан (, до 1999 г. — Успеновка) — аул в Алакольском районе Алматинской области Казахстана. Входит в состав Герасимовского сельского округа. Код КАТО — 193441200.

Население
В 1999 году население аула составляло 439 человек (211 мужчин и 228 женщин). По данным переписи 2009 года, в ауле проживало 240 человек (114 мужчин и 126 женщин).

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Населённые пункты Алакольского района
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CHAPTER ONE – REMEMBER THE ALAMO!
When your parents are the "raging bull" scions of a hippie, drug-doing, leather-wearing full blown motorcycle club, you adopt a lot of outside strangers as your extended family. Many of these "family members" resided with us in a large, sprawling, filthy but well-kept house in San Diego, California. It was affectionately nicknamed "The Alamo." This started out as a joke based on how police and other biker clubs frequently surrounded our complex. When I was five, it wasn't unusual for people to hang out festooned in club colors, with the children including me left to be watched by a few "relatives" while the other adults engaged freely without limitations on drugs, drinking, and acts of sporadic and frightening violence.


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It looks like a similar bug as below.
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The well pad, at Markwells Wood, on the West Sussex-Hampshire border, has had no planning consent in place for 18 months.
Markwells Wood is one of three oil sites for which UKOG is seeking an injunction at the High Court on Monday (19 March 2018) against environmental protests (see DrillOrDrop report). Campaigners confirmed yesterday they would challenge the injunction.
The notice from the SDNPA has been welcomed by the Green Party's MEP for south east England, Keith Taylor.
UKOG was granted an extension of planning permission for Markwells Wood in October 2015 until the end of September 2016.
A condition of the permission, number 2 of 26, required the well to be plugged and abandoned and the site restored by the expiry date of the planning permission.
The company is required to remove all buildings, plant and machinery, including foundations and plug and abandon the well by September 2018.
It is also required to restore the site to woodland by March 2019.
The notice also states it would be an offence not to carry out the required actions.
The application was never decided because UKOG withdrew it in May 2017 after the Environment Agency said it would object. The agency, along with Portsmouth Water and the local campaign group, Markwells Wood Watch, had raised concerns about the risk of contamination to drinking water.
In October, UKOG wrote to the SDNPA that it was dropping the oil production plans and four of the new wells. It said it would submit a new application before the end of the year. Details But this did not happen.
Before this latest application, the Markwells Wood site has seen multiple extensions of planning consent given to various operators of the site.
The first permission was granted in January 2009. The well was drilled in November 2010 and tested in September 2011.
Yesterday, Unearthed, the investigative news section of Greenpeace UK reported that "vast swathes of the South Downs National Park and the Surrey Hills and High Weald areas of outstanding natural beauty, along with dozens of Sites of Special Scientific Interest could be affected by the new plans to drill for oil.
DrillOrDrop invited UKOG to comment on the notice. We also asked the company whether it intended, as it had promised last year, to submit a new planning application. The report will be updated with any response from the company.
Glad to see that you find the facts so difficult, Sherwulfe. Perhaps Tesla would be the ideal investment? For Mr. Musk perhaps.
You may see some facts as diversions, others may not see them that way. Always a give away when someone feels they represent all of humanity. Unfortunately, you will have all of the Liverpool FC supporters who will disagree with you regarding debt being a bad thing, and the same for all other Premiership football club supporters. And the millions who have a mortgage may not be very supportive either. Or, the good old UK as a whole. Suppose that debt could be removed as it such a danger? How much more austerity do you want?
No more austerity; even Ken Clarke (Con) says the NHS needs more funding by increased taxation; the money is leaching out of the country onto 'tax haven' computers but no one has the 'balls' to get it back.
I don't remember planting this weed here? Must be self seeded? Prolific but ultimately overcrowds and chokes the renewable flowers and fruit bushes? A Fork and Trowel job i think? The compost heap will be grateful.
Refers to MC post of course, not Sherwulfe.
I have no about fracking, only the way this company is mishandling everything. I suspect there is very little oil here or anywhere in this region compared to finds elsewhere and the company exists as a cash cow for directors, lots of dosh in their pockets. Very few oil explorers look after their shareholders for the above reason. However wells must not be allowed in National Parks, of outstanding beauty and scientific interest. Horizontal drilling has existed for 60 years or more and can extent for miles underground so there is no need to drill in special areas. lease do your research honestly please.
So unless I have misunderstood, UKOG can simply ignore SDNPA, pay a £1,000 fine and be done with?
No wonder they are doing nothing, it is cheaper to pay the fine than to clear up the site, surely?
UKOG have time in order to comply ( as per the notice ) or to come up with a plan B.
I would expect some announcement from them as they have included the site in their injunction.
I doubt they would relish being prosecuted as non compliance would weigh further against them in future requests. Ie, walking a fine line between compliance and prosecution.
Just my opinion of course, but time will tell.
How can UKOG be in breach of conditions, whereby the permission ended on 31st September 2016 – i.e. a date that does not exist? Something fishy going on here.


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Q: C# KeyDownEvent how to assign a two key combination? I need a two keys combination in my KeyDownEvent in C# but dont know how to create it as I need it for a certain function probably LShiftKey + F4 but how to write it?
Like: private void KeyDownEvent(int keyId, string keyName)
 case Keys.F4:
          ..............
 case Keys.F5:
          ..............
 case Keys.F6:
          ..............
 case Keys.LShiftKey+F7:(?)
The code is incomplete as I just need to know how to write the two key combination.
If you need further information, just give the word. :)
Greetings

A: You can use the ModifierKeys static property to figure out if Shift is down or not:
case F7:
    if(ModifierKeys == Keys.Shift)
        // now you do your Shift-F7 logic
    break;

A: Easiest way to do this is use the Keyboard class available after .net 3.0
private void KeyDownEvent(int keyId, string keyNum)
{
   case Keys.F7:
      if(Keyboard.IsKeyDown(Key.LeftShift) || Keyboard.IsKeyDown(Key.RightShift)
   {
      //do stuff
   }
}

Another way to do this is make a boolean value outside of the method (global) that you can turn true when a key is pressed.  You will also need to attach to the KeyUpEvent to turn this boolean back to false when it's let up.  Here's an example:
bool shiftKeyPressed = false

private void KeyDownEvent(int keyId, string keyName)
{
   case Keys.LShiftKey: shiftKeyPressed = true;
   case Keys.F7:
      if(shiftKeyPressed){//do stuff}
}

private void KeyUpEvent(int keyId, string keyName)
{
   case Keys.LShiftKey: shiftKeyPressed = false;
}


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In this new series, I am discussing various topics connected to art with Birmingham based artists and other art world insiders. They are more laid back versions of standard 'talking heads' interviews. Video podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnVvJaLfx6k&feature=youtu.be The idea for this podcast came from Contemporary Lynx's invitation to write about how do artists and curators work together. For the article in Contemporary Lynx I interviewed Jonathan Watkins (Director, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham), the owner of commercial gallery Joanna Gemes (l'étrangère, London), the co-founder of an artist-run space Karolina Korupczyńska (Stryx, Birmingham) and two internationally renowned artists: Tereza Buskova and Khadija von Zinnenburg Carroll. This podcast is the full recording of my conversation with Karolina Korupczyńska. -MENTIONS- Stryx: http://stryx.co.uk/ Digbeth First Friday: https://digbethfirstfriday.com/ My video about Digbeth First Friday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7CSdizc1PA Grand Union: https://grand-union.org.uk/ Vivid Projects: http://www.vividprojects.org.uk/
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In this series, I am discussing various topics connected to art with Birmingham based artists and other art world insiders. They are more laid back versions of standard 'talking heads' interviews. Aly Grimes is a Curator and Producer based between Birmingham and Stockholm. Her work is centralised around advancements in digital art and culture, collaborative methodologies and interdisciplinary modes of practice. Aly's website: https://www.alygrimes.co.uk/ Video podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHhmOzToZSI&t=1466s
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Sława Harasymowicz's practice deploys a diverse range of media to unpack the relationships between text and meaning, word and context, art and language, (lack of) image and imagination. She studied at the Royal College of Art, London (MA Communication Art and Design, 2006) and is currently undertaking a practice-based PhD in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts, London. Her selected recent (2016-2018) solo projects include, Jest już dzień jasny (Ordre de bataille) BWA Gallery in Tarnów, Poland (2018), supported by the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage; 12/6, presented as part of The Trouble with Value, Bunkier Sztuki, Kraków, Poland (2018); The Spring to Come, The Poetry Library, Southbank Centre, London (2016/17); Radio On, narrative projects, London (2016), supported by the Arts Council England. Sława's solo exhibition at the Freud Museum, London, followed the publication of her graphic novel adaptation of Sigmund Freud's Wolf Man (Self Made Hero, 2012). Her work for the Guardian and Penguin Books won the V&A Illustration Awards and she is also The Arts Foundation Fellow. Sława is currently based in Ramsgate.
Interview with artist Justyna Scheuring
Next one in the series of my interviews with most interesting Polish artists living in the UK. This time I'm in conversation with Justyna Scheuring. You can read the full version of the interview on Contemporary Lynx website and watch a video version on my YT channel https://youtu.be/_Yt_fp0Npks http://contemporarylynx.co.uk/embracing-difference Subscribe to my YT channel: https://bit.ly/2ND3jht Justyna Scheuring's practice revolves around the emotional presence of a human being and groups of people in social situations. Therefore her recent works are mainly performances and performative events, which become the subject of her films, but also installations, drawings and video. She performs herself and directs performative events which are designed to challenge our pre-conceptions of participation in social or cultural events. By playing with conventional forms of social participation - she sets up new parameters and conditions for human interaction - turning them into a testing ground or an area for new experiencing. Her practice brings attention to the experience itself and researches possibilities for including the language of human emotional and instinctive reactions within the language of art. Most of her art projects speak about: presence, mutual relations and instinctive reactions, the formation of group identities, social behaviours as well as an encounter and Difference. Justyna Scheuring is a Polish artist based in London. She received her MFA from the University of Arts in Poznań followed by an MA in Performance Making at Goldsmiths University of London. - MY LINKS - My website - http://romapiotrowska.com/ Instagram - @romapiotrowska https://www.instagram.com/romapiotrowska/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/romamoroma?lang=en
Interview with artist Katarzyna Perlak
Next one in the series of my interviews with most interesting Polish artists living in the UK. This time I'm in conversation with Katarzyna Perlak. You can read the full version of the interview on Contemporary Lynx website and watch a video version on my YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rH205xEwdu4&t=212s http://contemporarylynx.co.uk/there-is-no-shame-in-being-eastern-european Katarzyna Perlak is a multi-media artist whose work incorporates photography, collage and spatial practice and predominantly looks into matters surrounding personal and collective memories, identity politics, migration and feminism. - MUSIC - L.A (Original Mix) by Del https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/la-original-mix
Interview with artist Alicja Rogalska
Next one in the series of my interviews with most interesting Polish artists living in the UK. This time I'm in conversation with Alicja Rogalska. You can read the full version of the interview on Contemporary Lynx website and watch a video version on my YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtWEkgTPTyI&t=737s http://contemporarylynx.co.uk/we-need-to-create-alternatives-for-the-future-and-we-need-to-create-them-now-collectively Alicja Rogalska is an artist based in London. Her practice is interdisciplinary and encompasses both research and production with a focus on social structures and the political subtext of the everyday. She mostly works in context on projects that involve participation, creating situations and collaboration with others, brought to the project for their particular skill or expertise. These events and ephemeral moments act as catalysts for collective questioning, imagining, reflecting and testing different ways of being together. Being both rooted in a context and speculative, her projects aim to occupy the space between what already exists and what is possible. Alicja graduated with an MFA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths College, University of London and an MA in Cultural Studies from the University of Warsaw.
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SSRI Antidepressants, Health Risks and Pregnancy: The Info You Need to Know
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The list of antidepressant side effects for pregnant women just got more depressing.
A new study published in this month's JAMA Psychiatry journal states that mothers who bought at least 2 SSRI antidepressant prescriptions during pregnancy "had a significantly increased risk of speech/language disorders," including dyslexia. The speech disorder risk jumps 37% higher for the children of such mothers, as compared with the children of unmedicated mothers who were also diagnosed with depression.
While lead author Dr. Alan S. Brown (Columbia University Medical Center) acknowledges the need for more research before drawing any clinical conclusions from the study, his findings remain telling. Because if there's one thing that this and related studies accomplish, it's that they mount a growing case regarding the health risks of SSRI antidepressants for pregnant mothers and their children.
If you 1) are currently pregnant; 2) are planning to be; 3) know someone who is; or 4) have already given birth, then you need knowledge you can trust. Since we at The Dudley Law Firm are passionate about women's health and about warning Kansas residents of potentially dangerous drugs, join us as we answer the following questions:
What are SSRIs, and how do they work?
What are the general health risks of using SSRIs?
How about health risks specific to pregnant women?
If my child is currently suffering from SSRI-related issues, what can I do?
Regardless of your life situation, getting up to speed with the latest on SSRI antidepressants could prevent unneeded pain for you, your child, or someone you know—so read on!
What are SSRIs?
We live in a world where depression is an all-too-common struggle—which also means that antidepressants are an all-too-common prescription. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report that 1 in 10 Americans ages 12 and up take an antidepressant. What's more, further studies show that 1 in 7 women of reproductive age take an antidepressant. Yet among all the types available today, the most commonly prescribed antidepressants worldwide are definitely SSRIs.
SSRIs—or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors—are known for being relatively safe and for carrying fewer side effects than other kinds of antidepressants. As a result, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a number of SSRIs for the treatment of depression, including these five most popular brands:
• Prozac (fluoxetine)
• Celexa (citalopram)
• Zoloft (sertraline)
• Paxil (paroxetine)
• Lexapro (escitalopram)
These SSRIs work by increasing levels of serotonin (a chemical neurotransmitter) within the brain. In ways that even medical experts don't fully understand, greater quantities of serotonin strengthen communication between cells that influence mood regulation within the body. The result? Relief from feelings of sadness and indifference.
As addressed earlier, SSRIs are known for being well-tolerated by most people. Having said that, there are still side effects that can arise—including some potentially disastrous ones for pregnant women.
What are Some Health Risks of SSRIs?
While serotonin-increasing SSRIs can help ease depression, research has shown that serotonin also affects "a variety of functions unrelated to mood, including sleep, appetite, and sexual function, as well as symptoms such as pain, nausea…and anxiety." This accounts for the broad spectrum of side effects experienced by some patients, although not everyone reacts to SSRIs the same way.
A National Health Services blog list of possible SSRI side effects includes the following:
Feelings of anxiety, shakiness, or feeling sick
Dizziness or nausea
Indigestion, diarrhea or constipation
Weight gain or loss
Sleep problems like insomnia
Headaches and muscle pain
Suicidal thoughts (esp. for ages 24 and younger)
Patients have noted some of these symptoms upon discontinuing SSRI use as well.
How likely are people to experience SSRI side effects? In a 2009 study entitled "Real-World Data on SSRI Antidepressant Side Effects," researchers found that among 700 patients taking SSRIs, 38% experienced a side effect of some kind. Among all effects recorded, the three most common were "sexual dysfunction, sleepiness, and weight gain." Finally, 25% of patients in the study referred to their side effects as "very bothersome" or "extremely bothersome"— 1 in 4 SSRI users.
While it's true that most antidepressant side effects are temporary and tolerable, for a certain cross-section of patients these side effects can be life-altering in the worst of ways. We speak here of SSRI health risks for pregnant women and their unborn children.
The Truth About SSRIs, Pregnant Women, and Birth Defect Cases
The relationship between antidepressants and birth defects has been debated in the medical community for years. While more research is still forthcoming, the latest CDC report maintains a connection between certain SSRIs and birth defects. Here are the key findings:
1. Fluoexetine (Prozac, Sarafem) is linked with these two birth defects:
• Heart defects with obstruction of the right ventricular outflow tract
• Craniosynostosis, a birth defect affecting a baby's skull
2. Paroxetine (Paxil, Pexeva, Seroxat, Brisdelle) is linked with these five birth defects:
• Anencephaly, a birth defect of the brain and skull
• Atrial septal defects, which affect the heart
• Gastroschisis, a birth defect of the abdominal (belly) wall
• Omphalocele, another defect of the abdominal (belly) wall
3. There are no confirmed links between sertraline (Zoloft) and birth defects.
Researchers discovered that despite increased risks for women taking Prozac or Paxil, the actual risk for birth defects remains low. Indeed, doctors still prescribe certain SSRIs to pregnant women together with instructions for safe use and warnings of some side effects. Having said this, the connections between some SSRIs and birth defects—as well as language disorders and other conditions—are still apparent and troubling.
Is Your Child Suffering From Birth Defects That Could Be SSRI-Induced?
The costs of drug-related injuries such as SSRI-linked birth defects are high, both in money and time spent. However, you don't need to battle on alone. If you took an SSRI antidepressant during pregnancy and your child is suffering from a heart, skull, or abdominal defect, contact Liz Dudley right away. Not only is she a respected women's health advocate in the state of Kansas, but she's experienced in handling cases related to other dangerous drugs as well.
Whether your pain is due to SSRI birth defects, medicines that harm more than help, or faulty medical devices and procedures, we at the Dudley Law Firm can fight for you. Contact us today for a free case evaluation, and let's walk the road of recovery and justice together.
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Lock in a great price for Hotel Am Brillantengrund – rated 8.4 by recent guests!
General location -- about 8 minutes walk to U3 subway. Internet worked fine.
Great location - lots of shops and restaurants very close to hotel. Nice room design and good food at the hotel restaurant. Walkable to museum area.
Nice and clean! Great staff. Very comfortable bed!
Convenient location, easy check-in/check-out, very clean. Good buffet breakfast.
The place was really nice, super close to city center. The room was tiny but fine to stay for few nights. So many shops around the hotel ,the street is quite ,the parking place is available in case if you are traveling by car .
Comfortable bed, good breakfast for a very reasonable price. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Hotel is close to the train line which makes it easier to get around the city. Lots of great cafes and shopping around the corners. Way less touristy area compared to the centre of the city.
Vintage fixtures and furniture, artsy atmosphere, interior courtyard = AWESOME!
The design is amazing, I loved it. And the terrace also, very cosy place for all the sharing areas. The food at restaurant was delicious, I recommend it! The room design was simple, but still in the same style and great. The facilities were good.
Hotel Am Brillantengrund This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
Located in a protected Biedermeier-style building in Vienna's trendy 7th district, the vintage family-run Hotel Am Brillantengrund is a 5-minute walk from the Mariahilfer Straße shopping street and the Zieglergasse Underground Station. Free WiFi is available.
The rooms are individually designed and feature vintage furniture from the 50's to the 80's.
The restaurant serves homemade Philippine specialties. In fine weather, you can enjoy breakfast under palm trees in the Mediterranean-style courtyard. Guests can use an iMac.
The Brillantengrund Hotel features a small workshop for bicycles, and guests can rent bicycles to explore Vienna. Cycling tours are organized regularly.
Exhibitions, readings, and concerts take place regularly at the hotel. The private parking garage is available at a surcharge.
Many restaurants, bars, and shops are nearby. Some of Vienna's best clubs offer free admission to guests of Hotel am Brillantengrund.
The Westbahnstraße/Zieglergasse Tram Stop is 650 feet away, the Westbahnhof Train Station is 2,950 feet away, and the Museum Quarter is 0.7 mi away.
When would you like to stay at Hotel Am Brillantengrund?
These rooms are individually furnished with vintage furniture from the 50's to the 80's and come with a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
These rooms are individually decorated and furnished with vintage furniture from the 50's to the 80's and come with a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
This apartment is individually decorated and furnished with vintage furniture from the 50's to the 80's and comes with a kitchenette, a dining area, a private bathroom, seating area and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
This suite is individually decorated and furnished with vintage furniture from the 50's to the 80's and comes with a separate living and sleeping room, a kitchenette, a private bathroom, seating area and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
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No table to work at computer in room. No laundry bag. Breakfast overpriced -- better to find a cafe on Mariahilfestrasse. Dinner options only thai cuisine. Not bad, but no Vinnese experience.
We were situated in a wonderful quarter. The hotel has a very nice courtyjard.
Design, location, service attitude are outstanding. I always stay at Brillantengrund when in Vienna.
The red light flashing on the ceiling is still a bit bothersome if one wakes up in the middle of the night.
The hotel is situated in a very good location, close to the city centre and with access to public transportation into pretty much any direction. The staff is friendly, the rooms are clean and pleasantly designed, even when the downstairs restaurant is full the upper floors remain quiet and one can easily rest. The beds are particularly comfortable for a hotel and there is a nice selection of products in the minibar.
Not enough power sockets for three people. Ants in the room.
Excellent location: proximity to the metro, center; beautiful building, stylish furniture and ambiance; nice resto with philippinian cuisine, nice breakfast; friendly staff. Quiet neighbourhood with nice bars around.
I found the mattresses really uncomfortable. I like hard mattresses but these were quite soft and gave me a bad back.
Decor was great. Also very clean. The location was also good, close to nice restaurants, shops, and cafés. An overall interesting area.
Enjoyable experience and very close to everywhere that we wanted to visit.


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Kindred the Family Soul & Quentin Moore
London, Manchester & Paris
There's a reason why the Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell performance clip on YouTube has racked over 17 million hits. It's because Marvin was rumoured to be in love – unrequited love, with his duet partner at the time – and it shows. Marv couldn't fake it.
Kindred The Family Soul duo Fatin & Ajá are also in love and have been ever since they met in their hometown of Philadelphia, marrying 15 years ago, having 6 kids and going on to release four highly acclaimed albums, Surrender to love, In the Life together, The Arrival and Love has no Recession. So you know that's real and explains the lyric to the sultry, string laced, single Magic Happen "I ain't even gotta tell you – you should already know but just in case you needed to hear it, here it go … I love you more, than you could ever imagine …you make Magic Happen."
With a highly anticipated 5th album "A Couple Friends" imminent Kindred's live shows are renown for their inspiration and messages of love.
Kindred the Family Soul, perform at the world famous Jazz Cafe on Sat 15th & Sunday 16th November 2014. They will also perform at Band on the Wall Manchester on Friday 14th November 2014 & Paris Bizzart 17th Nov. Doors in London open at 7pm. Showtime from 8pm. Tickets are available online via the soulgigs box office, where tickets are typically 10% less. Tickets are also available via ticketmaster . More info Call Simon
For restaurant bookings email jazzcafe.boxoffice@mamaco.com stating the name of the band you want to see, the date, how many seated tickets and leaving your name and contact number. Calls are typically followed up by Jazz Cafe Staff within 24 hours.
Quentin Moore
Quentin Moore is the essence of soul. The Rhythm & Blues and Soul crooner originally hails from Austin, Texas, the live music capital of the world. Quentin grew up in the church, where he honed his craft from childhood, receiving an invaluable informal education from the older musicians of the congregation. Under their tutelage, he learned about style and form, and grew in leaps and bounds as an organist and Drummer.
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Moore's recently released album "You Forgot Your Heart" is a mellow, jazz-blues-funk infused odyssey of soul, taking the listener on a journey into love, heartbreak, freedom and fulfillment. "You Forgot Your Heart" transcends mere performance and ascends to the heights of passion, pain, pleasure, and even purpose. Alternately a blast from the past and a vibrant portrait of the present, the album mixes the classic soul sound of the sixties and seventies with the neo soul vibe of today's urban culture sufficiently to compel Soulgigs to invite the artist to open for Kindred the Family Soul in London and Manchester on the 15th & 16th of November 2014.


TOKYO (Reuters) – Toshiba Corp <6502.T> now favors a group led by Bain Capital LP and SK Hynix Inc <000660.KS> to buy its prized semiconductor business, as it failed to bridge key gaps with its business partner and rival bidder Western Digital Corp <WDC.O>, two people briefed on the matter said on Tuesday.
The dramatic twist in the sale process, beset by legal wrangling and revised bids, comes just a day before Toshiba's latest deadline.
The Japanese conglomerate, which needs to sell the chip business to plug a huge hole in its finances, had been trying to seal a deal by Wednesday with the Western Digital group but now hopes to reach agreement with the Bain group by next week, said the sources, who declined to be identified as the talks were private.
A Toshiba spokesman said the firm could not comment on details of the talks. The parties have already missed two deadlines by Toshiba's banks, which want a deal to pump $18 billion or more into the company to pull it out of negative shareholder equity and prevent it from being delisted.
Yoshimitsu Kobayashi, an external Toshiba director, told reporters earlier on Tuesday that although the deadline is important, it is also important that negotiations head in a good direction.
A Western Digital spokeswoman also declined to comment. The Japanese unit of Bain Capital and SK Hynix could not be reached for comment outside business hours.
Toshiba is desperate to sell the unit to cover billions of dollars in liabilities from its bankrupt U.S. nuclear unit Westinghouse. The board had been seeking to decide on the preferred bidder on Wednesday, people involved in the talks previously told Reuters.
The 2 trillion yen ($18 billion) bid led by Western Digital Corp <WDC.O> and U.S. private equity fund KKR & Co <KKR.N> had been in the lead, sources had previously said.
But those talks hit snags as Toshiba, fearing that Western Digital was angling to eventually take over the chip business, sought to control the U.S. firm's stake in return for a better position in their current chipmaking joint venture, the sources said.
The offer by Bain and the Korean chipmaker is designed to get around that problem as it will invite two state-backed investors – the Innovation Network Corp of Japan (INCJ) and the Development Bank of Japan – to invest in the business only after any arbitration with Western Digital is settled, several sources have said.
The Bain-led group had been chosen preferred bidder in June. But those talks lapsed as Japan government investors who had been part of that consortium told Toshiba they were reluctant to close a deal in the face of the legal challenges posed by California-based Western Digital, which jointly invests in Toshiba's key NAND memory plant in central Japan.
On Friday, the Bain group raised its offer by nearly 500 billion yen to 2.4 trillion yen ($22 billion), including a 200 billion yen investment in infrastructure, sources have said.
Tuesday's reversion to the Bain group contradicts a report earlier in the day in the Nikkan Kogyo business daily that Toshiba had chosen the Western Digital bid and would announce the deal on Wednesday.
In addition to the Bain and Western Digital bids, Toshiba has said it was also considering a bid led by Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co <2317.TW>, also known as Foxconn.
All three bidder groups have roped in major chip buyer Apple Inc <AAPL.O> to bolster their offers, sources have said.
INCJ held its investment committee meeting on Tuesday without making any decision.


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Bedding with the ages has actually changed dramatically. Start by looking at the ordinary Roman bed. These were quite easy bed frames made from wood or iron. If a Roman was wealthy he would have his bed covered in the furs of exotic creatures. The wealthy individuals would oversleep separate beds. The poor masses would constantly sleep together in pairs or more though as they simply could not pay for bedding for each person.
Regardless of your option, it is essential to bear in mind that sleep is an important component of a healthy way of life and the more comfy your pillow is, the more at peace you will be. Indulge in a silky experience and appreciate a blissful evening's sleep for every evening to come.
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Indulging into lavishness, going for silk pillows, is in reality a charming means to highlight the dignity and grandeur of your bedroom. Not only do they give you a better evening's rest, but also include to the elegance of your bedroom giving it a sense of extravagance and luxury.


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Three Americans win 2017 Nobel Prize in medicine for research on circadian clocks
Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young won the 2017 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine on Monday for their research into what controls circadian rhythms — the internal clock that governs how humans, animals and plants behave throughout the day and night.
Thanks in part to their discoveries, scientists and doctors now know these day-and-night cycles keep creatures alive by regulating our alertness, sleep patterns, blood pressure, hormones, body temperature and when we eat.
Our circadian clock helps to regulate sleep patterns, feeding behavior, hormone release, blood pressure and body temperature. A large proportion of our genes are regulated by the clock. Illustration by Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young (left to right) won the 2017 Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine. Illustrations by the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institutet
Who are the winners: All three recipients are Americans who made their Nobel prize-winning discoveries by working with fruit flies, a popular animal model for neurobiology and genetics experiments.
Jeffrey C. Hall, 72, is currently a geneticist at the University of Maine, but conducted his groundbreaking work with biologist Michael Rosbash, 73, at Brandeis University near Boston. In the 1980s, the pair collaborated with geneticist Michael W. Young, 68, of Rockefeller University in New York to characterize what are known as the "period" and "timeless" genes.
A decade earlier, geneticists Seymour Benzer and Ronald Konopka had discovered that mutations of the period gene disrupted the cycle of regular movements and egg hatching that fruit flies normally go through during a 24-hour period. Some flies went through their activities on shortened, nine-hour loops, while the schedule for others lengthened to 28 hours.
Male common fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster) sitting on a blade of grass. Photo by Studiotouch/via Adobe
Hall, Rosbash and Young wound up pinpointing the location of the period and timeless genes within the fruit fly genome and working out what their proteins do. (Reminder: Genes located on our DNA make proteins. Proteins make up our cells, our bodies and everything we do).
What they did: Scientists had known about circadian rhythms since 1729, when astronomer Jean Jacques d'Ortous de Mairan placed a mimosa plant into a dark room and noticed that the plant's leaves still opened and closed at the same times every day.
Through a series of breakthroughs, Hall, Rosbash and Young showed these internal clocks are self-regulated. In the morning, sunlight switches on the "period" gene, which begins to produce its protein. This protein accumulates in the cytoplasm, the chunky space in our cells that surrounds the nucleus where our DNA and the period gene are housed.
"I just thought it was a terrific problem," Michael W. Young said about why he decided to take on the mystery of circadian rhythms.
Hall and Rosbash found that period proteins built up throughout the day until nightfall, when their levels began to gradually drop. When dawn broke, period proteins disappeared, and the cycle repeated itself. They hypothesized that the period protein was somehow crossing into the nucleus to shut off its own gene, in what they dubbed a transcription-translation feedback loop.
When the period gene is active, period (PER) messenger RNA is made. This messenger RNA is transported to the cell's cytoplasm and serves as template for the production of PER protein. The PER protein accumulates in the cell's nucleus, where the period gene activity is blocked. This gives rise to the inhibitory feedback mechanism that underlies a circadian rhythm. Illustration by the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institutet
Young extended the work by uncovering two additional protein, named "timeless," which was responsible to escorting the period protein into the nucleus. Young's lab also identified a third protein — called doubletime — that controlled the timing of the destruction of the period proteins.
Why it matters: Their combined work launched a subgenre of molecular biology that focused on circadian rhythm proteins. Though the genes differ from species to species, transcription-translation feedback networks for circadian rhythms were ultimately found in a bevy of organisms — from algae to plants to Homo sapiens.
In humans, these clock genes control the production of insulin and other hormones involved in maintaining how our bodies process food. Disruption of the genes through sleep deprivation or mutation alters brain functions and has been tied to sleep disorders, depression, bipolar disorder and memory defects. Out of whack circadian rhythms also increase a person's risk for cancer, obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders.
Michael Rosbash describes the moment he learned about co-winning the 2017 Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine.