In a press release yesterday, the National Swimming Pool Foundation responded to a recent report from the University of Alberta, Edmonton about the urine content of public pools.
On Monday, the YMCA announced that local club associations in Michigan will be extending benefits to members of more than 60 independent locations in the state. As of March 1, any member of a Michigan YMCA will have access to any of the participating locations, free of additional charge as part of a new statewide reciprocity agreement.
A recent study from the University of Alberta, Edmonton offers definitive proof that a significant volume of urine is present in public pools – suggesting not only the occasional accident, but the regular practice of using the water to disguise bodily function.
A bill supported by lawmakers in North Carolina would give parents the power to determine when a child who has suffered a concussion is fit to return to play, without the input of a qualified medical professional.
A new study released by the National Athletic Trainers Association shows that private secondary schools are falling well behind public schools in providing adequate athletic training services to meet the needs of student-athletes.
I'm not sure there is a health club out there that doesn't target local businesses with offers of a corporate membership for their employees. Some employers simply want to add such memberships to their checklist of employee perks while others are truly interested in improving the health and wellbeing of their workers.
The NCAA has overturned a regulation limiting the amount of protein permitted to be contained in supplements provided by an institution to its student-athletes.
In addition to being known for its innovative fitness technology, Technogym has also made an impact in the fitness world with programs like its Let's Move for a Better World campaign. But that all started with a man who wanted to be a fashion designer.
Nerio Alessandri, Technogym's founder and CEO, was recently profiled in a story on 60 Minutes Sports. The 13-minute segment, titled 'Ferrari of Fitness,' detailed Alessandri's vision of wellness, how his company rose to prominence in the field, and his ambitions for a healthier future worldwide.
Are Body Scanners the Latest Trend in Health Clubs?
As we roll into 2017, gyms and health clubs around the country are preparing for an influx of people seeking to drop a few pounds as part of their New Year's Resolution.
The Center for Health and Wellness in Clinton, N.C., started a new fitness program last week called Hydro Active. The class combines the fun of water fitness with the tried-and-true results of calisthenics, while adding an element of instability which comes from doing those exercises on a floating fitness mat.


The shortest trading week of the year so far is here. This is a 3 day trading week with market shut on Wednesday due to Mahavir Jayanthi and on Friday due to Good Friday. In-between you have a weekly expiry on Thursday. So, today and tomorrow are the only normal trading days. The most important news that we would be looking at today is the IMD forecast for this year's monsoon that will come around 3 PM. Skymet has given a disappointing figure now we will look at IMD to see what it says. If we look at the global markets, they are all celebrating due to strong macro data coming from China, especially the exports going up by 14% and imports coming down. Shanghai market up close to 2% and all the other markets like Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan all in deep green with Japan and Hong Kong both 300 points in green. US markets also added fuel on Friday with Dow closing close to 270 points up.
Coming to domestics, if the data took China and other Asian markets up, it is the same data that will put pressure on us and we are likely to start flat. The IIP data for February came after markets closed at 5.30pm and it was a big disappointment. IIP grew at just 0.1% vs 1.7% seen in January and this is the lowest in the last 20 months. Manufacturing has actually contracted by growing at -0.3% and thus the demand for electricity came down and it just saw a growth of 1.2%. Electricity usually grows more than 4-5% during the beginning of the summer months. The only saving grace was inflation data for March that came at 2.8% vs expected 3% and the food inflation finally came to positive at 0.3%. The best data is from services inflation which was down to 5% from 5.3% seen in February. On the Q4 results front, while TCS has met the target Infosys has disappointed with margins coming lower and growth guidance also is lower. So, we still have mixed Q4 results.
Coming to derivatives, there was some buying that happened on Friday as Nifty started to pick up in the afternoon due to weekly short covering. The overall long positions in Nifty futures now stand at 63%. Coming to the options market, there was demand for puts and that is visible in Nifty put-call ratio going up to 1.57 from 1.49 at the beginning of the day. 11600 put added maximum open interest of 8.1 lakh and 11500 put added 4.3 lakh positions and 11550 put 3.6 lakh positions. 11600 put still continues to have the highest open interest indicating that 11570 is a support level. On the call side, 11750 call added 2.6 lakh positions and 11800 call added 2.3 lakh positions while 12000 call added 1.9 lakh positions. 11700 call continues to have the highest open interest and a distant second is 12000 call. So, 11740 zones will be a strong resistance for this week's expiry. But on the April monthly expiry, still 11500 put and 12000 call continues to have the highest open interest indicating that 12000 is possible this series. But 11800 is fast catching up, so it can act as a hurdle on the upside.
A weak macro data and a disappointing Infosys data means we will start flat in the 11640-11660 levels and on the downside 11570-11580 might offer strong support and if the fall doesn't happen then 11680-11700 might act as the first resistance. On Friday, we have taken the 11680 as a target and those targets were reached, and you would have exited your positions. Today is a day of uncertainty, so I would suggest not to take any positions today. But if there is a correction to 11570-11580 levels and Nifty stabilizes there then you can go long with 11650 as the target. Else, it's better to wait and watch if 11680-11720 zone is taken out or not before deciding on further action.


This new Routledge volume, edited by Marco Wyss and Thierry Tardy provides a comprehensive analysis of the trends and challenges of international peacekeeping in Africa. In their contribution to the volume, former CIC staff member Megan Gleason-Roberts and CIC Senior Program Officer Alischa Kugel analyze the changing dimensions of international peacekeeping in Africa, including how civilian-led political missions, regional deployments and over the horizon security guarantees are increasingly important tools for crisis response. The risks of changing strategies are manifold, and are often driven by rapidly unfolding situations rather than a strategic or coherent vision. Yet, developments over the past year have demonstrated the important role that peace operations continue to play in supporting post-conflict and post-crisis states as well as the continued national demand for this type of support.
The full Routledge publication is available here.


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Q: services.AddMvc() isn't found on aspnetcore v2.1.1 I migrated to aspnetcore 2.1.1, and took the recommended action of removing Microsoft.AspNetCore.All and replacing it with Microsoft.AspNetCore.App. As a result, I had to add a number of other packages (which makes sense), but I can't find any package that resolves the error about not being able to find AddMvc() on IServiceCollection.
In other words, services.AddMvc() throws a compile-time error.
It is resolved by adding the *.All package, so I know it's in there somewhere.
$ dotnet --version
2.1.301

My using statements:
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Hosting;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration;
using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;

Anyone know what I'm missing, or is this by design? Are we expected to use the "All" package, or are we expected to use the "App" package and use AddMvcCore() with options to enable MVC?
Help is always appreciated.

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MSF Provides Medical Assistance to Victims of Hurricane Sandy
MSF volunteers provided medial assistance to several hundred people in the tri-state area following Hurricane Sandy.
USA 2012 © Michael Goldfarb/MSF
Dr. Lucy Doyle examines a patient in an improvised medical clinic set up by MSF in a community room in a housing complex in the Arverne neighborhood of Rockaway, Queens, in New York City.
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy on October 30, 2012, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provided medical and mental health care to more than 1,000 people uprooted by the storm or trapped in their homes in the New York City boroughs of Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island, as well as in Hoboken, New Jersey.
In our exploratory missions to the hardest hit neighborhoods in the immediate aftermath of the storm, MSF teams identified two key areas where medical services were lacking: in evacuation centers where people had fled for safety, and in apartment blocks where many elderly, disabled, or chronically sick people found themselves confined without electricity, water, or access to their medicines.
Soon after, we placed small medical teams—made up of a doctor, nurse, and mental health professional—in five evacuation centers: the FDR High School in Brooklyn and the Susan E. Wagner High School in Staten Island; and at the Wallace Public School, St Matthew's Church, and Saints Peter and Paul Church in Hoboken, New Jersey. They worked shifts to ensure 24-hour coverage.
Simultaneously, MSF outreach teams began conducting home visits to people with medical needs identified during door-to-door canvassing carried out by volunteers from local community groups in apartment blocks, some of them 22 stories high and without working elevators, water, or electricity. This activity focused mainly on Hoboken and Rockaway Beach, in Queens, New York, where many patients had not been able to seek outside assistance since the hurricane hit.
The main goal was to ensure that there was continuity in the care residents had been getting before the storm cut them off. The vast majority of patients seen by MSF medical teams in both shelters and home visits were suffering from chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, and upper respiratory tract infections—and the main complaint was a lack of access to medicines to treat these diseases. With nearby pharmacies closed due to damage, MSF identified pharmacies in neighboring communities that were able to fill prescriptions and set up a much-needed supply chain.
In the week that followed, local officials and hospitals began expanding their own emergency response efforts to include the provision of medical care in shelters and visits to home-bound people. MSF is therefore now winding down its operations. Medical care in the Staten Island shelter has been handed over to a local organization specializing in providing services to the homeless, who made up the majority of our patients there. A medical team remains on standby in New York City should any needs arise, but with local officials and organizations stepping forward to respond, there is no longer a need for MSF to continue its activities.
Over the past 20 years, a large proportion of MSF's financial support has come from people living in communities in New York and New Jersey that are struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. This short-term medical response has given us the opportunity to witness first-hand the impact of the storm on the hardest-hit communities, and to marshal the willingness of tri-state area MSF volunteers to lend a hand in the storm's aftermath. Our thoughts remain with our patients and their families, and with all of those in the region who have suffered throughout this time.

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Q: How the WordPress sidebar works Ok, the title is surely not good to explain my very basic question, but here it is:
I just started creating a wordpress theme and the index.php has two columns:
1.) The main content and
2.) A vertical column where I am showing other info like Archives, Recent posts all programatically.
Updated
Until now everything was fine then I heared about registering a sidebar that shows some content other than the main content(which I think sounds to me very similar to mine). Is this sidebar a functionality provided by wordpress itself or it has to do something with my theme's sidebar(which was created by me)? Also is a sidebar is necessary to be registered for a theme? Do I need to do something to register my sidebar and if yes what exactly?
Also what exactly does it mean(I mean what happens behind the scenes in terms of DB or or other sql queries) to register a sidebar in a theme?

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I heard about registering a sidebar that shows some content other
  than the main content(which I think sounds to me very similar to
  mine). Is this sidebar a functionality provided by wordpress itself or
  it has to do something with my theme's sidebar(which was created by
  me)?

Nothing about this is provided by Core except for the basic sidebar mechanics. The sidebar and any necessary widgets would have to be created by you or installed by you.

Also is a sidebar is necessary to be registered for a theme?

Yes, of course. Otherwise the WordPress and the theme would have no idea that the exist. Technically, a plugin (for example) could register the sidebar but the theme would have to be coded to make use of it.

Do I need to do something to register my sidebar and if yes what
  exactly?
Also what exactly does it mean(I mean what happens behind the scenes
  in terms of DB or or other sql queries) to register a sidebar in a
  theme?

There is sample code in the Codex.

A: The two functions at your disposal are register_sidebar and dynamic_sidebar - despite the name, they don't need to have anything to do with a "sidebar" in the traditional sense.
As for the term "widget", this is nothing more than a chunk of code that takes some settings and outputs some content. A user can assign widgets to a registered "sidebar" area in the backend under Appearance > Widgets.
For example, you might have a "header" and "footer" area that your user can edit. Register the two areas like so:
register_sidebar(
    array(
        'name' => 'Header',
        'id'   => 'header',
    )
);

register_sidebar(
    array(
        'name' => 'Footer',
        'id'   => 'footer',
    )
);

And then to display all widgets assigned to "header":
<?php dynamic_sidebar( 'header' ) ?>

You can go even further by registering "conditional" areas. For example, widgets only for the front page in the sidebar:
register_sidebar(
    array(
        'name'        => 'Sidebar Front Page',
        'description' => 'Widgets that only show in the sidebar on the front page.',
        'id'          => 'sidebar-front-page',
    )
);

And then place the condition around your display function:

    Some content that's always here

    <?php if ( is_front_page() ) : ?>

        <?php dynamic_sidebar( 'sidebar-front-page' ) ?>

    <?php endif ?>

A: This is how the sidebar works in Twenty Twelve
There's 2 parts:
Register the sidebar in your functions file using register_sidebar
function your_widgets_init() {
    register_sidebar( array(
    'name' => __( 'Main Sidebar', 'twentytwelve' ),
    'id' => 'sidebar-1',
    'before_widget' => '',
    'after_widget' => '',
) );
}
add_action( 'widgets_init', 'your_widgets_init' );

Then display it wherever you like using dynamic_sidebar. In this case its added to the sidebar.php file and included in different templates using get_sidebar(); but you could also call the sidebar directly in any template file using the following code.
<?php if ( is_active_sidebar( 'sidebar-1' ) ) : ?>

<?php dynamic_sidebar( 'sidebar-1' ); ?>

<?php endif; ?>

Another option is to hook the sidebar in from the functions file using a WordPress or theme specific hook like this:
add_action( 'loop_start', 'custom_sidebar' );
function custom_sidebar() {

    if ( ! is_front_page() )
        return;

    dynamic_sidebar( 'sidebar-1', array(
        'before' => '
',
        'after'  => '
',
    ) );

}

And to register the sidebar, you could also use this method in your functions file:
 register_sidebar( array(
    'name' => __( 'Main Sidebar', 'twentytwelve' ),
    'id' => 'sidebar-1',
) );

When creating multiple sidebars, you need to use unique I.D's.


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Jordan Peele Reflects on Retiring from Acting and the Trump Supporters in 'Get Out' Crew
Peele says watching himself act onscreen is "a bad kind of masturbatory."
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Jordan Peele joked at the 2018 Directors Guild of America Awards that he was retiring from acting after being offered the voice role of the poop emoji in the animated family film "The Emoji Movie." The wisecrack went viral, but Peele was serious about quitting. During this week's "Get Out the Vote" virtual event (via THR), Peele doubled down on retirement while in conversation with his "Get Out" supporting actor Bradley Whitford. The event was held as a virtual fundraiser for the Democratic Party of Georgia ahead of the state's January 5 run-off election.
"I like watching my movies. I can watch the films I direct [but] watching me perform just feels like… a bad kind of masturbatory," Peele said after Whitford asked if acting was behind him. "It's masturbation you don't enjoy. I feel like I got to do so much and it is a great feeling. When I think about those great moments when you're basking in something you said that feels funny. When I think about all that, I think I got enough."
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Later in the conversation, Whitford noted that members of the "Get Out" production crew were obvious Trump supporters. Peele filmed "Get Out" in Fairhope and Mobile, Alabama for three weeks beginning in February 2016, several months before Donald Trump won the election and just over a year before Trump's inauguration. Whitford and Peele identify as Democrats, but they maintain "Get Out" was made at a time when tension between political parties didn't entirely rule out a middle ground for understanding.
"We shot [the film] with people who were of different political persuasions and it was cool. I liked them. I liked the people down there," Peele said. "There was this feeling of America that was still happening where we have different beliefs, and I may even kinda think you're racist but we're stuck here and we're going to be cordial to one another and, hey, maybe we might even connect. There were all these possibilities. The vibe shifted… Even as soon as [Trump] was voted out, all of a sudden it felt like I could fuck with them again now that he's gone."
"Get Out" opened in February 2017 just as Trump's presidency was beginning, and Peele said he found the film resonated with white audiences as much as Black audiences. "The one thing I will say about the unconsciously racist white liberals is they're ready to watch that movie and try to understand. There's a penance that some people are ready for," the writer/director said. "I was happy that white people seemed to get it. It spoke to me about the power of story."
Peele is currently developing a new movie with "Get Out" and "Us" studio Universal Pictures. The movie already has a theatrical release date set for July 2022. Head over to THR's website for a full rundown of highlights from Peele and Whitford's "Get Out the Vote" event.
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Those on the job hunt typically grow concerned over what the title of the resume should begin with. Should it be Hotel General Manager? Head Chef? This should actually be a very simple task; just use the exact title of the posting you are applying for! This will eliminate the chance of your resume being lost in the shuffle of hundreds of thousands of resumes that were submitted.
When it comes to a successful resume, the closer you are to the employer's description of what they are looking for, the more likely you are to gain an interview. The first thing you want to do is review the posting fully and carefully. What are the skills they are looking for and do you have them? Create a brief opening paragraph of no more than 3-4 lines. A Hotel General Manager position may lead you to describe your experience managing the hotel's overall operation. Whatever you choose to use you should be able to back it up within the work history section of your resume.
Every position that you have held within a 10-12 year period should include a "Key Accomplishments" section. This is where you list your successes in bullet points. Make sure you insert concrete details whenever the chance arises and stay away from general fluff. You may need to go back and review old records or call up colleagues to gain the appropriate information. This little bit of extra work can really pay off in the end! The difference between seeing "Increased room reservations" and "Increased room reservations by 50%" can make a huge impact to the reader and can even lead to an interview versus a rejection letter.
One of the advantages is that it sets the stage for a terrific interview. Taking the extra time to adequately structure your resume and highlight your skillsets can help to create some great talking points during the interview that you and the hiring manager can elaborate on. Best of luck in your search!


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Arkansas GOP not finished restricting abortion
Now Republicans in the state want to cut funding to Planned Parenthood
By Jillian Rayfield
Published March 8, 2013 5:30PM (EST)
Fresh off passing the most restrictive abortion law in the country, Republicans in Arkansas are trying to pass another law that would cut funding to Planned Parenthood.
From the Associated Press:
State Senator Jason Rapert, who was behind legislation banning nearly all abortions beginning with the 12th week of pregnancy, now seeks to cut all public funding to Planned Parenthood, which does not perform surgical abortions in Arkansas but distributes the abortion pill. And the state's top anti-abortion advocacy group is urging lawmakers to prohibit providers from remotely administering the abortion pill via a videoconference consultation.
Earlier this week, the state Legislature successfully voted to override Gov. Mike Beebe's veto of a measure that would ban all abortions after 12 weeks, except in cases of rape, incest and where the life of the mother is in danger.
Beebe said the measure is "blatantly unconstitutional" and violates Roe v. Wade -- and already pro-choice groups are preparing legal challenges to the law.
Jillian Rayfield
Jillian Rayfield is an Assistant News Editor for Salon, focusing on politics. Follow her on Twitter at @jillrayfield or email her at jrayfield@salon.com.
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COLA Movement and Wildcat Strikes
This page was last updated on 3/16/2020.
Recently, UC Santa Cruz graduate student workers have made headlines demanding a living wage through protests including grading and full teaching wildcat strikes. The movement has reverberated through the UC community, driven by rent-burdened graduate students who are discontent with the disparate increases in salary and cost of living in California. This page serves to inform the Berkeley graduate student community on recent and historical events related to the wildcat strike*.
*The Graduate Assembly (GA) is a separate entity from the Berkeley COLA General Assembly.
What is a wildcat strike?
A wildcat strike is a strike action undertaken by unionized workers without the union leadership's authorization, support, or approval.
What is COLA? What does it mean to be rent burdened?
COLA stands for Cost of Living Adjustment and is a salary adjustment based on the cost-of-living index of the employee's geographic location. A person or household is considered rent-burdened if 30% or more of the household income is spent on rent. The student workers union, UAW 2865, is currently collecting data on graduate student expenses and living conditions: fill out their poll.
What has happened at UCSC?
Demanding a living wage, graduate student workers have been on a wildcat grading strike since 12/9/19 which escalated into a full teaching strike on 2/10/20. The ongoing movement has garnered national attention including an endorsement from Senator Bernie Sanders. The COLA demands, outlined in a letter to UCSC Chancellor Larive, include increasing student wages by $1,412 per month, which is the amount required to bring graduate students out of rent burden. On 2/28/20, UCSC administration retaliated by terminating student workers engaged in the strike. To learn more, visit payusmoreucsc.com and follow updates on twitter.
What is happening on other campuses?
UCSB: Graduate student workers have been on a wildcat teaching strike since 2/27/20. Follow the UCSB COLA movement on twitter: @ucsb4cola
UCD: Graduate student workers have been on a wildcat grading strike since 2/27/20. Follow the UCD COLA movement on twitter: @ucd4cola
UCLA: The UCLA Graduate Student Association Forum voted to express unequivocal solidarity with striking graduate student workers at UCSC on 2/22/20. On 3/5/20, students and faculty staged protests demanding COLA.
Stanford: The Stanford Graduate Student Council passed a bill calling for solidarity with striking graduate student workers at UCSC on 2/26/20.
What is happening on our campus at Berkeley?
On 2/21/20 a COLA Rally was held on Sproul where faculty and students came together to show solidarity with UCSC and demand cost of living adjustment at Berkeley.
On 3/5/20, over 1000 students and faculty protested in solidarity with UCSC graduate students and to demand COLA for all by staging a walkout and rally at Sproul Plaza.
On 3/5/20, at the March Delegates Assembly, the Graduate Assembly adopted Resolution 2002B in which the GA demands that the U.C. Office of the President (UCOP) and U.C. Berkeley administration…
not retaliate against students fighting to improve their living conditions in the ongoing COLA campaign.
meet with student workers and representatives to discuss the issues that they are raising
On 3/8/20, our GA President, Adam Orford, issued a statement on the March Delegates meeting and the COLA movement.
As of 3/16/20, sixteen departments have declared themselves "strike-ready". Read their letters to Chancellor Christ.
On 3/9/20, the COLA General Assembly voted in favor of a full work stoppage.
On 3/16/20, UCB graduate workers from 16 departments are on a wildcat strike.
The COLA General Assembly (a separate entity from the Graduate Assembly) meetings are held on Mondays – see the Cal COLA calendar for locations and times.
Follow the UC Berkeley COLA movement: www.payusmoreucb.com and on twitter.
If you are interested in learning more or getting involved at UCB, please email payusmoreucb@gmail.com or eavp@ga.berkeley.edu.
Faculty Involvement in the COLA Movement
At UC Santa Cruz, the Faculty Organizing Group (FOG) has created a COLA website with resources for faculty members looking to get involved including an FAQ, COLA resources, media coverage, FOG's letter to Governor Newsom, and a quick lesson for undergrads about the strike.
The COLA movement organizers have circulated a solidarity pledge for non-UCSC faculty.
UC Administration Response to COLA Movement
Janet Napolitano, the president of the UC system, issued an open letter to faculty, staff and students at UC Santa Cruz.
UCB Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Dean of the Graduate Divisio, Lisa Garcia Bedolla and Human Resources Administrator Eugene Whitlock issued a response to the student rally on Sproul Plaza on 2/21/20.
UCB Chancellor Carol Christ issued a statement to graduate students stating that the administration will not reopen the labor agreement.
See GA President Adam Orford's response to these messages, highlighting some of the ongoing issues in University communications.


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Dan Kay's Biography
Dan Kay (BMetEng, MBA), operates his own brazing consulting/training company, and has been involved full-time in brazing for 45-years. He received his Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1966, and his MBA from Michigan State University in 1982.
Dan regularly consults in areas of vacuum and atmosphere brazing, as well as in torch (flame) and induction brazing. His brazing seminars, held a number of times each year around the world, help people learn how to apply the fundamentals of brazing to improve their productivity and lower their costs.
He spent seven years with Handy & Harman, where he not only taught their torch-brazing seminars, but spent a lot of time in the field helping customers solve both flame-brazing, induction-brazing, and furnace brazing problems. From there he went to Wall Colmonoy Corporation, where for fifteen years he worked closely with the late Bob Peaslee in high-temperature furnace brazing (both atmosphere and vacuum) using nickel-based brazing filler metals. Dan taught brazing seminars every year with Bob, while also successfully running, and overseeing, brazing plant operations, and international sales operations, along the way.
Dan can be reached via e-mail at: dan.kay@kaybrazing.com, and his website can be visited at: www.kaybrazing.com
Background and Capabilities:
Brazing Training — Dan has conducted intensive brazing-engineering training seminars for 45-years, and continues to do so. These brazing training seminars (varying in length from 1-day to 5-days) are taught each year around the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and several Pacific-basin countries, consisting of regionalized general brazing seminars, as well as intensive in-house specialized training seminars for individual companies, based on their particular needs.
In the past, Dan conducted, for many years, semi-annual 3-day furnace brazing seminars in Detroit for Wall Colmonoy along with Robert Peaslee. He also taught the ASM Brazing Fundamentals course in Materials Park, Ohio for several years. Prior to that, Dan taught 3-day torch brazing seminars several times each year for more than 7-years while at Handy & Harman.
Consultant — Dan currently visits many companies each year, reviewing and auditing their brazing operations so as to help them define solutions to their brazing and metals-joining problems.
Communicator — Dan speaks several times each year before trade, civic, and church groups, meetings ranging in size up to several thousand people.
Trade Shows — He has participated in many shows around the world during last 40 years, as a technical speaker, as technical-session chair, as host at hospitality suites, and working in booths on the trade show floor.
Brief Brazing Career Chronology:
Kay & Associates, Simsbury, CT. (1996 — present)
(Leading independent US supplier of non-biased brazing training programs, audits, and brazing problem solving)
— Dan continues to be the leading, independent consultant/trainer to the brazing industry on all aspects of brazing engineering, business development, strategic planning, and development of in-house technical expertise for brazing problem solving and problem prevention. Dan's training programs vary from hands-on training in torch and furnace brazing to large brazing forums at hotels around the world.
Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI. (l980–1995)
(Manufacturer of nickel-alloy powders for furnace brazing and thermal-spray, and a high temperature heat treat and brazing processor of metal parts)
— While at WCC, Dan held various operating postions, including: Asst. Vice President of Manufacturing (he was responsible for overall operations at all five of WCC's Nicrobraz Division processing plants around the US; plant general manager for the Detroit Processing Plant (this plant manufactured all the company's brazing products, and also had numerous vacuum and atmosphere furnaces for commercial brazing and heat-treating operations); Brazing Products Manager (world-wide); and also was the director of the Brazing Engineering Center (WCC's Detroit-based R&D center for development of brazing products and applications for same).
Handy & Harman, New York, N.Y. (l974–l980)
(Leading manufacturer, supplier, and refiner of precious metal alloys)
— Brazing Products Engineer. Dan was the head brazing engineer on corporate engineering staff involved in customer liaison, brazing-training, new product development, and the marketing and advertising for the brazing product line. Also responsible for trade show development, salesmen training, and problem solving for customers.
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Michigan State University, Management Education Center, Troy, MI
Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering (B. Met. Eng)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y.
Authored article "Brazing Heat-and-Corrosion Resistant Alloys for Robust Service" for September, 2014 issue of Industrial Heating magazine.
Authored article "Liquation of Brazing Filler Metals — Good or Bad?" for November 2009 issue of Industrial Heating magazine.
Authored article "Controlling Suppliers and Customers: Key to Successful In-House Brazing?" for November 2004 issue of Industrial Heating magazine.
Authored article "Honeycomb-Brazing Essentials for Successful Use As Turbine Seals" for November 2003 issue of Industrial Heating magazine.
Authored article "Fillets in Brazing: Good or Bad" for October 2003 issue of the AWS Welding Journal.
Authored article "Ten Reasons to Choose Brazing" for September 2000 issue of the AWS Welding Journal.
Authored article "Repair Brazing" for May/June 2000 issue of Practical Welding Today magazine.
Authored article "Braze-Fixturing: A Key to Higher Productivity or a Thief?"" for January, 1994 issue of Industrial Heating magazine.
Authored article on "Diffusion Brazing" for ASM Handbook, Vol. 6, Welding, Brazing, and Soldering (©1993, ASM Int'l)
Contributed to, and reviewed, brazing information for inclusion in the AWS Welding Handbook, Vol. 4, Metals and their Weldability (Seventh Ed., ©1982, AWS)
Revised and rewrote Chapter 34 (Honeycomb Brazing) for the Fifth Edition (©2007, AWS) of the AWS Brazing Handbook. Also contributed to, and reviewed, brazing information for inclusion in the AWS Brazing Handbook (Fourth Ed., ©1991, AWS).
Have written additional, earlier articles on brazing design and techniques which have appeared in the Welding Journal (American Welding Society), in Heat Treating magazine, in Industrial Heating magazine, and in Practical Welding Today magazine.
Wrote and published the Nicrobraz NewsTM, a highly successful, technical brazing newsletter for Wall Colmonoy Corporation (which was issued 2-3 times per year). It achieved worldwide distribution to over 4000 recipients.
Dan is a "Life Member" in both the American Welding Society (AWS) and in ASM International .


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Q: How can I calculate the derivative of $g(z)=\int_{z^2}^{z^3}\frac{1}{\sqrt{1+t^2}} dt$? How can I calculate the derivative of $$g(z)=\int_{z^2}^{z^3}\frac{1}{\sqrt{1+t^2}} dt$$
Is there anything I can do apart from calculating the integral and then derivate?

A: Apply this: Differentiation under the integral sign.
$$\frac{\text{d}}{\text{d}x}\left( \int_{a(x)}^{b(x)}f(x,t)\text{d}t \right ) = f(x,b(x))b'(x)-f(x,a(x))a'(x)+\int_{a(x)}^{b(x)}f_x(x,t)\text{d}t.$$

A: $$f:t\mapsto \frac {1}{\sqrt {1+t^2}} $$
is continuous at R, thus
$$F:x\mapsto \int_0^xf (t)dt $$ is differentiable at R and
$$F'(x)=f (x) $$
your function is
$$g (z)=F (z^3)-F (z^2) $$
it is differentiable at R and
$$g'(z)=3z^2f (z^3)-2zf (z^2) $$
$$=\frac {3z^2}{\sqrt {1+z^6}}-\frac {2z}{\sqrt {1+z^4}} $$

A: differetiating with respect to $x$ gives
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RESIDENTS OF Appolonia and its environs in the Kpone-Katamansu District of the Greater Accra Region, claim they are unsafe following the reported invasion of the area by heavily armed group who sporadically opened fire, injuring not less than seven people in the process.
Victims of the act, including one Ali Mohammed, are currently receiving treatment at the Tema General Hospital.
Some of the victims have been referred to the 37 Military Hospital in Accra as a result of the severity of the injuries they sustained.
Properties such as vehicles and motorbikes were not also spared in the incident which has put most residents in and around the community in a state of shock and anxiety.
Unconfirmed information gathered by DAILY GUIDE indicates that a minor is also battling with his life over bullet wound.
The incident, which started from Appolonia through to Katamanso, has been attributed to land guard activities. High-level security personnel went to the area to commence investigations into the matter.
According to our sources who witnessed the violent act, the heavily armed men invaded the area in saloon two cars, wielding different types of guns, including AK 47 assault rifles and started the mayhem without any provocation.
Some of the residents who spoke to this paper said they are living in fear and have asked the Inspector General of Police (IGP), David Asante-Apeatu, to heighten security in the area.
They said sometimes these armed thugs fire gunshots sporadically, scaring children and innocent families.
"We are appealing to the Inspector General of Police to intervene in this matter to save the lives of innocent children, vulnerable individuals and properties," a worried resident told this paper.
Some of the residents are accusing the Tema police command of not handling the lawless activities of criminals properly.
According to them, criminals had over the past few months been disturbing them, but several reports made to the police had yielded no results.
They said that they had lost hope in the police, and that if the IGP did not act swiftly to address the land guard menace in the area, they would be compelled to take the law into their own hands.


Good morning everybody it is a pleasure to be here for such a positive announcement.
Just as oil was likened to black gold, data takes on a new importance and value in the digital age.
Web entrepreneurs assemble and sell content and applications and advertising, based on data. With those efforts they make our lives more convenient and they keep authorities accountable.
They live on data, and increasingly so do the rest of us.
Today, I am proud to present an Open Data package that can drastically increase the possibilities for those web entrepreneurs; the opportunities of businesses, journalists, academics and all citizens, in fact, to generate new and rich content.
Today's package will radically shake-up how the EU institutions and most public authorities in Europe share their data.
Public data, generated by all administrations in Europe will become automatically re-usable. It will feed new applications and services.
It will change the way administrations are working – for the good of the administrations and the people they serve.
This is a victory for those of us who believe that the best way to get value from data is to give it away.
It is also, by the way, a vote of confidence in the people of Europe. We trust you will do good things with this data – data you already paid for.
And it is recognition for the many heroes who have shown us already what is possible through open data.
Heroes like the governments of UK, Denmark and France, to people like Tim Berners-Lee and organisations like the Open Knowledge Foundation.
Today we are taking their ideas and proposing them as the rule rather than the exception.
We are putting the Commission and Europe at the top of the class.
We calculate that public sector information already generates €32 billion of economic activity each year. This package would more than double that - – to around €70 billion.
That is not coffee money. That is, indeed, a badly needed boost to our economy.
The UK, Denmark and France - who last week opened "data.gouv.fr" – are doing excellent work.
When the Danish Enterprise and Construction Authority (DECA) lowered fees, the number of users of its information went up by ten thousand percent (10,000%)! This generated four times the tax revenue lost from fees charged for data.
Another example is "openspending.org" one of thousands of examples of how citizens can learn about how their taxes and spent, or how big their national debt is.
Next, I want to mention WheelMap – I met the founder of this application last week. He won an accessibility award, and rightly so. It is amazing. Wheelmap combines public data, and user-supplied data, to give disabled people a clear idea of the best and worst places for them. It helps build the case for greater accessibility.
All of you too can benefit as journalists, as The Guardian and others have shown through data journalism.
During the first half of 2012 the Commission's own data will be available free, open and easily usable on computers from a single portal. We will be pushing the other agencies and institutions to join us.
Second we are proposing to harmonise the way Member States will make their public data re-usable.
This should make it possible for business to gain the benefits of the Single Market. This is a revolution.
Instead of needing complicated authorisations, you will be automatically allowed to re-use the public data you need.
Instead of high charges for this data, fees will be limited to marginal costs.
This will boost business opportunities very substantially.
We are also proposing to include very valuable cultural material, from libraries, archives and museum.
In these cases, re-use will be optional and not free of charge unless the museum chooses to the free option. This exception will give protection the cultural institutions which have particular commercial vulnerability.
The revised Directive will need approval from the Parliament and Council.
But the real message I want to send to public authorities today is: don't wait for this package to become law.
You can give your data away now – and generate revenue and jobs, and even save money from the better information and decisions that will flow.
I also say to private businesses: open their data to generate new services.
In short, ladies and gentlemen, my message today is that data is gold. We have a huge goldmine in public administration. Let's start mining it.
Start releasing your data now. Join the future. Join the growth.


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Lorne Chabot
1929-30 Alberta Senior Playoffs
1937–38 NHL season
Cooney Weiland
Hooley Smith
Dave Kerr
Stub, American ice hockey teams, National Collegiate Athletic Association teams, ECAC Hockey teams
St. Lawrence Saints
School Founded
Scarlet & Brown
Daniel F. Sullivan
Margie Strait
Appleton Arena
200'x85'
Men's Coach
Joe Marsh (New Hampshire '77)
Women's Coach
Paul Flanagan (St. Lawrence '80)
ECAC Championships
Men: 1962, 1988, 1989, 1992, 2000, 2001
Major Rivals
The St. Lawrence Saints are a team in the ECAC Hockey League in Men's Division I and Women's Division I.
1 Men's program
2 Hobey Baker Award finalists
3 Coaches
4 Uniforms
5 Traditions
6 Notable Skating Saints alumni
7 Women's program
Men's program[edit | edit source]
Since the team's inception in 1925, the Skating Saints men's hockey program has been a competitive team at the top ranks of American college hockey. Due to World War II, there were no teams during the 1941-42 season, or the 1943-44 through 1945-46 seasons.[1]
The team plays in the ECAC Hockey League, one of six Division I leagues. This league currently includes six Ivy League teams, including perennial powers Cornell and Harvard as well as six colleges from upstate New York and Connecticut. Since the inception of the ECAC in 1961, SLU has won six ECAC tournament titles and two ECAC regular season titles.
Since the 1951-52 season, SLU has made sixteen NCAA tournament appearances. St. Lawrence has been to the Frozen Four and its antecedent the four team NCAA Championships a total of nine times, playing in the title games in 1961 and 1988. St. Lawrence has accomplished this despite being, at approximately 2,000 students, one of the smallest colleges to play at the Division I level. A Division III school in all other sports, St. Lawrence has maintained Division I "play-up" status in hockey thanks to a 2004 NCAA resolution, allowing it (along with 11 other schools) to offer Division I scholarships in only one sport.[2] St. Lawrence did not offer grant-in-aid hockey scholarships until the mid-1990s.
In 1988, the Saints played in the NCAA national championship game at the Olympic Arena in Lake Placid, NY, losing to Lake Superior State University 4-3 in overtime. The 1987-88 season was the most successful in team history, with an overall record of 29-9-0. In 2000, the Saints played in the longest NCAA tournament game on record; a 3-2, quadruple overtime victory over Boston University. The win advanced the Saints to the Frozen Four, where the team eventually lost to Boston College in the National Semifinals. The Men's program has produced twenty-eight All-American players, seven ECAC tournament MVPs, six ECAC players of the year, four ECAC rookies of the year, and seven Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalists.
Since 1985, Joe Marsh has been the head coach at St. Lawrence. In 2007, he won his 400th Division I game (all at St. Lawrence) placing him in 6th place among active NCAA Division I coaches in career wins. Marsh is a two time winner of the Spencer Penrose award given to the best college coach of the year.
St. Lawrence's biggest hockey rival is Clarkson University, located ten miles from the St. Lawrence campus. For many years, the road trip by opponents to play these two North Country teams has been considered to be one of the most grueling weekends on any college hockey schedule.
St. Lawrence plays it's home hockey games at Appleton Arena, a classic old time hockey barn which has seen many upgrades since opening in 1950 with a 4-2 St. Lawrence win over Dartmouth College.[3]
Hobey Baker Award finalists[edit | edit source]
2007 Drew Bagnall Defense
2006 T. J. Trevelyan Forward
2001 Eric Anderson Forward
1999 Eric Heffler Goalie
1996 Burke Murphy Forward
1992 Daniel Laperriere Defense
1988 Peter Lappin Forward
Coaches[edit | edit source]
1925–26 D. F. McCarthy 0–2–0
1926–28 Degre Formoza 5–6–0
1929–30 James Mallon 3–8–1
1938–41 Alfred Sheard 4–19–0
1946–47 John Klemens 3–3–0
1947–50 Paul Patten 20–5–0
1950–55 Olav Kollevoll 72–25–2
1955–67, 1968–71 George Menard 204–137–14
1967–68, 1971–76 Bernie McKinnon 72–84–6
1976–80 Leon Abbott 34–85–2
1980–85 Mike McShane 93–65–6
1985–present Joe Marsh 455–377–67
Uniforms[edit | edit source]
Traditionally, the Skating Saints home jersey is white with scarlet shoulders and brown trim. The end of the sleeves and bottom of the sweater feature scarlet and brown stripes. The school's StL logo and the player's name and number all appear in scarlet with brown trim. The road jersey are identically designed, but with the white and scarlet portions reversed. In 2002, a lace-up neck was adopted by the men's team.
In 2001, in honor of Appleton Arena's fiftieth anniversary, an alternate "throw-back" jersey was introduced for the men's team. The alternate jersey is white but does not feature colored shoulders. The StL logo is significantly smaller, and "St. Lawrence" is spelled out across the chest. The school seal also appears on both shoulders of the sweater. This jersey continued to be used occasionally until gaining popularity during the 2006-07 season, when the men's team exhibited frequent success when wearing the alternate jerseys on home ice. As a result, the alternate jersey quickly became the staple home jersey.
Originally, the women's program wore jerseys that were identical to the men's jerseys. However, in fall 2005, the women's jerseys were designed to be unique from the men's jerseys. The scarlet and brown on the shoulders of the home jersey was extended down the arms until it met with the trim at the end of the sleeve. The player's number appears within the scarlet portion and is white with brown trim. The road jerseys feature a similar pattern, but the shoulders and sleeves are brown with white trim (a reverse of the traditional road-jersey scheme) on a red background.
In tribute to Mike Pelletier and Rich Stewart, teammates on the 1988 NCAA finalist team who were among the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks,[4] the 2001-02 men's team wore a patch on the shoulder of their jerseys with both players' initials. Pelletier and Stewart had both been employees of Cantor Fitzgerald working in the World Trade Center.[5][6]
In the 2008-09 season, St. Lawrence, along with all other ECACHL teams, participated in Coaches vs. Cancer's "Pink at the Rink" fundraiser. The Men's team wore black sweaters with pink and white trim while the Women's team wore pink uniforms with white trim. The jerseys, along with pink ties worn by the coaches and pink sticks were then auctioned off to raise funds for breast cancer research. (It should be noted that the Men's team only wore the pink jerseys during warmups, as Harvard (the visiting team that evening) had forgotten to bring their home white jerseys)[7]
Traditions[edit | edit source]
Max Taylor skates with the St. Lawrence flag in March 2007.*Whenever the Skating Saints are introduced or score a goal on home ice, a siren sounds and "When the Saints go Marching in" plays. A skating saint logo in the corner of the arena lights up as well. Since NCAA rules limit the time for a stoppage of play to 18 seconds[8] and amplified music ceases when the puck is dropped, Saints fans will continue to sing "When the Saints go Marching in" a cappella after the puck drops.
When the final minute of the period is announced, Skating Saints fans will respond by yelling "And Clarkson Still Sucks!" referring to St Lawrence's nearby rival school. This same cheer is often used by fans at Rensselaer, whose rivalry with Clarkson stems from being another engineering school in the ECACHL, and not from geographic location.
Due to St Lawrence's proximity to Canada, both the American and Canadian national anthems are played prior to home games. Many fans will shout the word "saints" over the final word of the American national anthem. This is a shared tradition among schools in the ECACHL; notably Clarkson fans and Cornell fans will shout "knights" and "red," respectively, when those words appear in the anthem's lyrics.
Since the fall of 1999, fans have brought a school flag into the stands to wave when team takes the ice and when they score. Cowbells have also become popular among fans (possibly due to the large population of dairy farmers in the region), and are sold at the school's bookstore, with the StL logo printed on them.
Other traditions have included throwing a rubber chicken onto the ice, which is then reeled in by a fishing pole, and hanging a bull's-eye behind the opposing team's goalie.
Notable Skating Saints alumni[edit | edit source]
Gregory J. Carvel (1993): an assistant coach with the Ottawa Senators of the NHL.
Mike Keenan (1972), current head coach of the Calgary Flames, former GM for the Florida Panthers, coached the 1994 Stanley Cup winning New York Rangers.[9]
Jacques Martin (1975), former coach of the Florida Panthers. Also an assistant coach of the Gold-Medal winning Canadian men's hockey team at the 2002 Winter Olympics.
Ray Shero (1984) is the current GM of the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team. He is the son of legendary Philadelphia Flyers coach, Fred Shero.
Brian McFarlane (1955), Canadian television sportscaster. scored 101 goals as a "Larry" and went on to host "Hockey Night in Canada" for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) for 25 years. Also the author of multiple books on hockey. A member of the media section of the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Mike Barnett, former GM of NHL's Phoenix Coyotes, former NHL player and sports agent.
Gary Croteau (1968) NHL Left Wing who scored 144 NHL goals from 1969-1980 primarily with California Golden Seals and Colorado Rockies.
Bill Wilkinson (1970), winner of over 400 NCAA Division I games as head coach at Wayne State University and Western Michigan
Jamie Baker (1989) Scored 150 points (71 goals, 79 assists) in 404 career NHL games with the Quebec Nordiques, San Jose Sharks , Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs. Currently a radio and TV commentator for the San Jose Sharks.
Paul Flanagan (1980) Head Coach of the St.Lawrence women's hockey team from 1999-2008. He has compiled a 230-83-24 record (as of 4/1/08) making him one of the winningest coaches in Division I women's hockey history. In 2007, Flanagan served as assistant coach to the U.S. Women's National Team at the Four Nations Cup in Leksand, Sweden. His teams have been to the NCAA Women's Frozen Four five times. He coached St. Lawrence in the 2000 National Championship game, losing to the University of Minnesota-Duluth 4-2. Flanagan is slated to begin coaching Syracuse University in the fall of 2008.
Randy Sexton, assistant GM for the Florida Panthers.
Rich Peverley professional ice hockey player for the Atlanta Thrashers.
John Zeiler professional ice hockey player for the Los Angeles Kings.
Kevin O'Shea (1947–2010), Played in the NHL for the Buffalo Sabres and the St. Louis Blues.
Chris Wells (1992), Named Head Coach of the St. Lawrence University Women's team in March 2008. Former Associate Head Coach of the SLU men's team.
Bill Torrey, former New York Islanders GM and Florida Panthers president.
Ron Mason (1964), current athletic director at Michigan State University. Mason is the winningest ice hockey coach in NCAA history with 924 career wins.
Terry Slater (1961), Two time SLU All-American, Head Coach of the Colgate University Men's Hockey Team from 1977 until his death in 1991. Slater compiled a record of 251-180-23 in 15 seasons and his 1989-90 team played for the NCAA Championship against Wisconsin. He was followed at St. Lawrence by his brothers Peter (1969) and Mark (1977).
Steve Cady (1975), the first coach of Miami University's men's ice hockey program, from 1978-85. A rink at Miami of Ohio's Goggin Ice Center is named for Cady
Women's program[edit | edit source]
Main article: St. Lawrence Skating Saints women's ice hockey
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Brown Bears (Meehan Auditorium) • Clarkson Golden Knights (Cheel Arena) • Colgate Raiders (Class of 1965 Arena) •
Cornell Big Red (Lynah Rink) • Dartmouth Big Green (Thompson Arena) • Harvard Crimson (Bright-Landry Hockey Center) •
Princeton Tigers (Hobey Baker Memorial Rink) • Quinnipiac Bobcats (People's United Center) • Rensselaer Engineers (Houston Field House) •
St. Lawrence Saints (Appleton Arena) • Union Dutchmen (Achilles Rink) • Yale Bulldogs (Ingalls Rink)
St. Lawrence Saints (Appleton Arena) • Union Dutchwomen (Achilles Rink) • Yale Bulldogs (Ingalls Rink)
NCAA • List of champions: Men / Women • Men's tournament site: Times Union Center
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Major Finding: The 5-year survival was 36% in those with no BRCA mutation, 46% in those with the BRCA1 mutation, and 61% in those with the BRCA2 mutation, after adjustment for stage, grade, histology, and age at diagnosis.
Data Source: A large, multicenter study investigating the impact of germline BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations in 3,531 women with invasive epithelial ovarian cancer.
Disclosures: Ms. Bolton said she had no relevant financial disclosures.
ORLANDO – Ovarian cancer patients with BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutations have better survival than do those with neither mutation, and those with the BRCA2 mutation have better survival than do those with the BRCA1 mutation, according to the findings of a large, multicenter study.
The findings confirm the results of several prior smaller studies showing a survival advantage in mutation carriers vs. nonmutation carriers, and they provide the first direct evidence that BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations have differing effects on survival, Kelly L. Bolton reported.
She and her colleagues studied 3,531 women with invasive epithelial ovarian cancer who were enrolled in one of 24 studies in the United States, Europe, Israel, and Asia, and for whom survival data were available. Included were 1,178 women with BRCA1, 367 with BRCA2, and 1,986 who were BRCA-negative.
The 5-year survival was 36% in those with no mutation, 46% of those with the BRCA1 mutation, and 61% of those with the BRCA2 mutation, after adjustment for stage, grade, histology, and age at diagnosis, said Ms. Bolton, a predoctoral fellow at the National Cancer Institute.
The difference in survival between the BRCA1 mutation carriers and those with no mutation was modest (hazard ratio, 0.84), although not statistically significant. However, the difference between the BRCA2 mutation carriers and both the noncarriers and the BRCA1 mutation carriers (after adjustment for age at diagnosis) did reach statistical significance (HR, 0.57 and 0.69, respectively;. Even after the exclusion of all but high-grade, advanced-stage serous cases, the survival differences persisted, Ms. Bolton reported.
A possible explanation for the differences, based on in vitro work and some retrospective trials, may lie in patients' responses to chemotherapy; those with the BRCA2 mutation may have an improved response, but unidentified biological differences among BRCA1 carriers, BRCA2 carriers, and noncarriers could also be driving the association, she said.
The BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers in this study did not differ in regard to tumor stage, grade, or histology. Compared with noncarriers, however, BRCA1 carriers were younger and BRCA2 carriers were older at diagnosis.
"The findings don't have any immediate impact on clinical practice, but they do have important implications [for both] clinical prediction and also trial design, particularly for clinical trials," Ms. Bolton said, noting that although germline mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes are rare in the general population, they are present in 10%-15% of those with ovarian cancer.


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"We Free Them or They Destroy Us"
by Daniel Pipes
Daniel Pipes' Weblog
https://www.meforum.org/campus-watch/10498/we-free-them-or-they-destroy-us
I have the highest regard for Bernard Lewis, a great Middle East historian from whom I have been learning since I entered the field in 1969. (The very first book I read in Middle East history, not surprisingly, was his Arabs in History.) But I disagree that our goal is to free the Muslim world, and for two main reasons:
There are plenty of born-free Muslims in the West who are Islamists. Take, for example, the four 7/7 bombers in London. Freedom did nothing for them.
The goal in war has to be to defeat one's enemies, not liberate them. The invasion of Iraq, dubbed "Operation Iraqi Freedom," suffered from this mistake. The same applies to the war on radical Islam, where we must cause our enemies to feel a sense of defeat. We must crush their will. After that bitter phase has been experienced, they are then eligible for freedom.
Sep. 20, 2006 update: The text of Lewis's speech, "Bring Them Freedom, Or They Destroy Us," has now been posted, and as its title suggests, the written version differs slightly from how the New York Sun reported his talk. The final sentence of the talk reads: "Either we bring them freedom, or they destroy us."
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Computers stolen from cars
TWO laptop computers have been stolen from cars in Coventry.
One was taken from a car at Sainsbury's in Fletchamstead Highway, Canley, at 7pm on Monday. Earlier, at 2.30pm, a computer was grabbed from a car in the Orchard Retail Park in London Road, Willenhall.
In both cases windows were smashed and the laptops were taken from the car boots.
Police believe the thieves may have watched as the owners put the computers in the car boot.
Anyone with any information should contact police at Chace Avenue station on 0845 113 5000.
Developer's wife saves the day after costs triple in Coventry house refurb on Homes Under the Hammer
Brother quit the project, the council demanded changes, and costs skyrocketed but it was estimated that the house could be rented out for £2,000 a month


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Politics, US News July 23, 2015
Etsy.com Banned The Confederate Flag – Or Did They – Enforcement Selective At Best
Total Share: 504001A month ago, Etsy.com, a handmade and unique items marketplace, announced its decision to remove all items from its marketplace that contained the image of the Confederate flag. They joined others like of WalMart…
Editorial, Politics, US News July 22, 2015
BREAKING: Navy Officer, Marine Killed In Shooting Were Armed May Killed Shooter
Total Share: 100010The Gun Free Zone Debate: ALLOWED v ABLE A new report that was published Wednesday says that two of the service members murdered last week in Chattanooga were in possession of personal firearms…
Obama FINALLY Lowered The Flag Nearly A Week After Chattanooga Shooting [VIDEO]
Total Share: 303000On Wednesday, President Barack Obama ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff at the White House and federal buildings across America to honor the victims of last week's shooting rampage in Chattanooga, Tenn.,…
Navy SEAL Vet Marcus Luttrell "Calls Out" Obama Following Chattanooga Recruiting Station Shooting
"Lone Survivor" Marcus Luttrell can now be added to the list of disgruntled Americans who believe the Pentagon should be arming their recruiters, along with other military personnel…
Editorial, Politics, Uncategorized, US News July 20, 2015
Breaking: Congress Passes Bill Allowing Conceal Carry on Military Bases
The U.S. House passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), for some an area of contention that provides too many powers for our current Commander-in-Chief, on Friday…
Editorial, Politics July 20, 2015
Watch News Anchor Unload On President Obama In Response To Marines Killed In Chattanooga Tennessee
Total Share: 14617110748The death toll in the Chattanooga shooting has risen to five now with the passing of Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Randall Smith who succumbed to wounds received in the July 16 shooting at the…
Politics July 20, 2015
Trump Vs McCain: War Hero, Immigration Crazies and Veterans – Oh My!
Is Donald Trump's Presidential run over or has he just boosted his poll numbers? There has much ado about Trump's comments regarding Senator John McCain's "war hero" status, which in all honesty have been largely taken completely out of context by most media outlets covering the story.
Politics, Uncategorized, US News, World News July 18, 2015
BREAKING: Texas Gov. Defies Obama, Arms Texas National Guard On Base
Total Share: 16410112201012BREAKING NEWS: Austin, Texas Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Saturday that he will authorize the Texas National Guard to arm National Guard soldiers at military facilities across Texas. His order comes in…
Politics, Uncategorized, US News July 18, 2015
PATRIOT GUARD: Man W/ AR15 Stands Guard Outside Recruitment Center [VIDEO]
Total Share: 815200Winchester, VA Members of the US Military at a Virginia recruitment center became eerily aware of a man armed with a AR-15 in the wake of Thursday's shooting in Chattanooga, Tennessee. But all…
MUST SEE: Charlie Daniels Responds To Obama On Chattanooga Shooting
Total Share: 85466951In a number of viral messages, country music star Charlie Daniels took to Twitter to vent his anger at President Barrack Obama and his "pandering" to Muslim Extremists. Daniels, an outspoken Conservative, has…
Politics, US News July 8, 2015
US House Of Representatives Votes To Ban Confederate Flag
Total Share: 15012120Washington, DC On Tuesday, the very same day that South Carolina moved to ban the Confederate battle flag from the Confederate War Memorial on Capitol grounds, the U.S. House of Representatives voted UNANIMOUSLY to…
Politics, US News, World News July 8, 2015
Gun Sales Spike: America Rebukes Gun Control Push, Buys More Guns
Total Share: 505000Gun Sales Are Heating Up This June was the busiest June on record for Gun Sales with a reported 11% increase in sales over last June, according to the FBI. Just how many…
VICTORY: Maine Will Soon Be The 7th Constitutional Carry State
Total Share: 513010Augusta, Maine – After a hard-fought battle between Conservatives and Progressives in the Maine State Legislature, Constitutional Carry emerged victorious having been passed with BI-PARTISAN support. The Bill LD652, has over come a…
Finance, Politics, US News, World News July 7, 2015
BREAKING: Texas Makes A Huge Announcement – Is Secession On The Horizon?
Total Share: 34424330A relatively under-reported announcement by the Texas State Legislature is catching fire this week as Texans and Americans everywhere are increasingly bothered by the Federal Government. In an unprecedented move, the Texas Legislature…
Two Americas: Poll Shows Growing Divide Between State And Federal Governance
Total Share: 906201It has been said many times and many ways, 'Those who do not remember and learn from the past are doomed to repeat it.' Much like the build-up leading to Secession and Civil…


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[ARCHIVED] City Council to return to Virtual-Only Meetings Starting May 23, 2022
City of Malibu to Return to Virtual-Only City Council Meetings on May 23
The Malibu City Council voted on April 26 to return to holding City Council, Commission, Committee and Board meetings via Zoom only, starting May 23, 2022, after hearing concerns from the community about ongoing COVID-19 conditions in LA County.
The City Council had voted on March 28 to resume in-person City Council meetings starting May 9, 2022, and directed the City's Commissions, Committees and Boards to return to in-person meetings at their next regular meeting after May 9.
"If there is one thing that the pandemic has taught us, it is that we must be ready to change gears at any moment, and I am proud of how Malibu has adapted to be able to keep providing services to the community throughout the pandemic," said Mayor Paul Grisanti. "We are all eager to return to in-person meetings, but safety must come first."
Because of noticing deadlines, the May 9, 2022 City Council meeting will take place in-person at City Hall, as was scheduled and announced. The Planning Commission will also meet in-person at City Hall on May 16, 2022.
The May 23 City Council meeting, as well as all other subsequent public meetings, will continue to be held remotely only, via Zoom, with the same instructions and procedures for participation and public comment, until further notice.
All public meeting agendas are posted online. To sign up to receive notifications by text message and/or email whenever an agenda is posted, amended or cancelled for a City Council, Commission, Committee or Board meeting, visit the E-notify page, scroll down to "Agenda Center," and select the desired meeting body. Agendas, together with viewing and commenting instructions are also posted online. Written comments may also be sent to the City Council at CityCouncil@MalibuCity.org
The City will continue to broadcast City Council meetings live on Malibu City TV Channel 3, and live and on-demand on the website and the City's YouTube channel.
Requests to show an audio or video presentation during a Council meeting should be directed to Media Analyst Alex Montano at 310-456-2489, ext. 227 or amontano@malibucity.org by 12:00 PM the day of the meeting.


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The facilities at Freedom Lifestyle Park Warwick include a children's playground with shade sails, a crystal clear swimming pool to cool down in, a laundry with washing machines and dryers, dump point, a great camp kitchen and wireless internet.


For primary students, geometry lessons are perhaps the easiest to relate to the world outside the classroom. With these geometry activities for first grade, you can draw the connections in a fun, creative way, while reinforcing the simple concepts of circle, triangle, square, and rectangle.
Students will recognize circles, triangles, squares, and rectangles and identify their distinguishing attributes, including the number of sides, relationship of length and width, and other characteristics.
Students will apply their knowledge by locating shapes in the real world objects around them.
Students will use their understanding of shapes in art and writing.
Review shapes and their identifying attributes.
Hold up a tagboard triangle, and ask students to name it. Ask students to explain what makes it a triangle (three sides, etc.) Repeat the process with a square, rectangle, and circle.
If students are still struggling with the basic shapes, let them "build" them with toothpicks and gum drops. Other students may combine their basic models to build houses, spaceships, or other designs to practice using the shapes.
In small groups (three to four children), ask students to list examples of each shape that they can see in the classroom. For example, they might identify a clock as a circle or a window as a rectangle.
Provide a variety of plain or printed papers. Students should cut out shapes and combine them to create a picture. For those who have a hard time getting started, show them a tree made from a triangle and a thin rectangle or a house made from a square and a triangle. Students' picture should include at least one of each of the four shapes.
In pairs, students write shaped poems by listing the words from the small groups, writing them around the outline of that shape.
Students may use the lists from the small groups to write descriptive acrostic poems that include the attributes of each shape or the found objects that include the shape. Carry the theme a little farther by having them encase the first letter of each line in a decorated shape to match the poem. They may also illustrate their poems with pictures made up of their chosen shapes.
Use the same activities to introduce other shapes, including hexagons, pentagons, and three-dimensional shapes like cones, cylinders, and prisms.
Tie your math lesson to science class by having students look at pictures of the constellations and pick out various shapes.
With these fun activities, your class will be geometry geniuses in no time at all.
Apples4theTeacher, at https://www.apples4theteacher.com/math.html#geometrygames, offers a number of geometry practice games.
Ideas for the lessons come from the author's 20 years of teaching experience.


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5 years, 7 months ago: The gig Dave McCallum Power Set and others @ Impulse on Thursday, Jan 29 was added.
5 years, 5 months ago: The gig Bootleg Family @ Comedy Theatre on Saturday, May 12 1973 was edited.
5 years, 5 months ago: The gig John Graham @ Pancake Parlour on Thursday, Mar 8 1973 was added.
5 years, 7 months ago: The gig Gulliver's Bad Companions @ Sundowner Hotel on Thursday, Aug 2 1973 was added.
5 years, 3 months ago: The gig guests, John Crowie @ Frank Traynors on Saturday, Feb 5 1972 was added.


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The West Ham "You've Been Done" Deals
Past transfer performance is not an indicator of future cock-ups!
There is a general consensus that the two transfer windows last season constituted largely abysmal business by the club. It is hard to disagree with that assessment where the shortcomings were amplified by what was viewed as a relatively successful recruitment campaign during the summer of 2015.
If you were to peer further back through the rear-view window, however, it would not be difficult to conclude that, as unquestionably bad as last season's incomings were, they were fairly typical of West Ham's transfer dealings over the years, and that rather it was 2015 that was the exception to the rule of unspectacular recruitment.
According to the information available on the Soccerbase website West Ham have signed a grand total of 224 players (excluding loans) in the years since their first promotion to the Premier League . An assumption as to what makes a good signing might be where the player has gone on to provide dedicated and commendable service to the club or else has been subsequently sold at a generous profit following a period of development at West Ham.
Of the 224 signings, over half (114) went on to make less than twenty starts for the club and although some may have been considered a gamble for the future this appears to be a damning level of success; recognising that a handful are still on the books and may yet establish solid careers in the claret and blue. A further forty three players made less than fifty starts while just twenty six reached the milestone of a hundred starts or more. Three transfer signings stuck around to earn the long service award of 200 starts (Green, Lomas and Sinclair) while the rest of the top ten is made up of the mixed bag that is Reid, Repka, Mullins, Carlton Cole, Etherington, Dailly and Moncur. James Collins, one of seven players regarded as so good we signed them twice (Bowyer, Hutchison, McCartney, Hislop, Sealey and Feuer) would have made the top ten but his two stints at the club have been treated as separate careers.
Unsurprisingly, West Ham's biggest money signings have been in the more recent years as transfer fees increased alongside TV and other revenues. The club's thirty most expensive signings (again according to the Soccerbase stats) have cost a combined total of £220 million and averaged just over 50 starts each. Among this select group, five managed to make over one hundred starts (Repka, Upson, Parker, Kouyate and Faubert) while only two of this top thirty (Payet and Bellamy) were sold on for any meaningful profit.
The conclusion that I am left with is one of an underwhelming history of transfer business by the club and one which requires a huge improvement if it is live up to the billing of either the fifteenth or eighteenth biggest club in world football (depending on whether you believe Forbes or Deloitte). So far our transfer powder has been kept mainly dry this summer as we anxiously news of those done deals. As eternally optimistic supporters we all hope to dream regardless of the contrary evidence that history has generally delivered nightmares.
A body that calls itself the CIES Football Observatory (part of the International Centre for Sports Studies ) have come up with what they say is a science based algorithm (!) to estimate the transfer value of the top 110 players in Europe's top leagues, each with a value of at least €40 million. Their computations take account of factors such as performance, age and length of contract and lead to the conclusion that Neymar (at €210 m) is the current top transfer banana, followed by Alli (€155 m) and Kane (€153 m). Even more comical entries in the list include Raheem Sterling (€98 m), Eric Dier (€85 m), John Stones (€71 m) and Nathan Redmond (€60 m). Needless to say, no Hammers appear in the list and there is not even a place among the also-rans for a certain Mr Payet.
Author Geoff HopkinsPosted on June 14, 2017 June 14, 2017 Categories News, Transfers
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"I've learned so much by working in as collaborative and supporting an environment as the Corn lab. Both large experiments and daily tasks are made more valuable by having great mentorship and company!" says Chung.


Paris is constantly re-inventing itself everyspring, and this year's inspiration are pink roses. Pink is a delicate colour, charming, the colour of Lancôme and this year it is also the colour of the new Lancôme beauty line, ''Absolutely Rose''.
Beyond the quality of the textures, the new cosmetic line is to die for! The illuminating powder is a pink rose, put into a jewellery box, alongside a special brush. This is an elegant way of presenting the product, inspired by the 50's fashion trends. The effect you get is discreet, like the touch of a rose petal, giving your face a subtle glow.
The blush line has 3 options: « 02 Rose Lemonade », a discreet pink that give freshness to your cheeks, « 024 Sparkling Framboise », a vivacious pink for the ones of you that want their appearance to be a statement and « 00 Highlighter », the option that must never miss from our purses, giving a glowing refresh in absolutely any situation.
For the contour of the eyes Lancôme suggests ''La Rose'', a compact cassette with 6 choices of romantic and pastel colours. These were specially created by the make-up artist Lisa Eldrige, so that can be combined and blended to your heart's desire. A spectacular look is an illuminated look, and this is the perfect job for the illuminating crayon ''Miracle''. The "Grandiôse" liner sets a new trend in make-up, through two fabulous shades: Magenta and Bois de Rose. The lips are also getting the special treatment. Juicy Shakers (Cocoon Candy, Snowtilly, Top Gum) are the glosses that give a subtle colour to your smile and give your lips a sweet and delicious scent.
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No matter how many times a bird dog pins a covey, or a big old rooster, or a wary grouse, there is always a monumental adrenaline rush in the hunter that comes with finding a bird dog on a hard, stylish point. There is nothing to compare to it in the world of upland gunning! A dog's pointing instinct can't be taught; it's genetic and inherited instinct that is a result of generations of selective breeding. But it can be refined, improved and perfected, and that is the subject of this hunting dog training video ...the "point" - the whole realm of the point - from evaluating a pup's potential, to putting the finishing touches on a dog that's steady to wing a shot and fall.
Harold Adams and Dave Meisner are uniquely qualified to be featured in dog training videos. Adam has a degree in Education and has been training pointing dogs for over 35 years. Meisner has owned, trained, and trialed pointing dogs for over 25 years and was a pioneer in producing dog training publications and videos. He is currently the publisher and editor-in-chief of The Pointing Dog Journal, the only full-color magazine devoted exclusively to pointing dogs.


You haven't found your your purpose of life yet.
The pursuit of material things sometimes seem meaningless to you and you often feel as though life is passing you by. Your time is consumed by things that need to be done, rather than things that are important to you. People at work put demands and responsibilities on you that are opposed to what you want for your life. You have been trying to live up to everyone else's expectations while your own plans and dreams go unfulfilled.
A way to discover and achieve your purpose of life is through the use of affirmations. Your life's purpose may be set as your personal mission, or your spiritual path, or the cause for which you live, or how you plan to make a difference, or what you want to leave behind after you are gone – or anything that's truly important to you.
Those questions will put you on the right track to crafting purpose of life affirmations that strike an emotional chord in you, or at least enable you to substitute words in any of the above affirmations with words that have special meaning to you.
Find your purpose of life now, it;s not too late.


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Bethann Beall Faris Van Ness (May 26, 1902 – December 23, 1993) was an American writer. She wrote religious books for children, and was executive director of the YWCA in Nashville. She was also manager of the Nashville Symphony.

Early life and education
Bethann Faris was born in Mount Carmel, Illinois, and raised in Philadelphia, the daughter of John Thomson Faris and Clara Carter Faris. Her father, a clergyman, wrote several books about the American West. She graduated from Wellesley College in 1924, and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She pursued further studies at the Tennessee School of Social Work.

Career
Faris worked for the Presbyterian Sunday School Board in Philadelphia from 1924 to 1928. She moved to Nashville after she married, and worked at a publishing house there. During World War II, she wrote articles about the YWCA's war work for the Tennessee Banner.

Despite having no musical training, Van Ness was manager of the Nashville Symphony from 1953 to 1961.  She was executive director of the Nashville YWCA from 1961. She was deputy commissioner of the Girl Scout Council, a charter member of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, active in the Red Cross, and taught Sunday School at Immanuel Baptist Church in Nashville.

Publications
Van Ness wrote books for children, many of them published by the Southern Baptist Convention's Sunday School Board. Eagle Boy (1971) is about "a Tsimshian Indian boy growing up in Alaska in the 1940s".

 This is My Bible (1944)
 My Family and I (1948)
 The Talking Penny (1953)
 The Bible Story Book (1963, illustrated by Harold Minton)
 Eagle Boy (1971)
 Bible Stories for Children (audio recordings, 1976)

Personal life
Bethann Faris married Noble Van Ness in 1928; he was an editor and manager at the Baptist Sunday School Board. They had three children. The Van Nesses retired to Vinalhaven, Maine in 1965. Her husband died in 1976, and she died in 1993, in Rockland, Maine, aged 91 years.

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1902 births
1993 deaths
American women writers
YWCA leaders
Wellesley College alumni
People from Nashville, Tennessee
20th-century American women writers


Hurricane Lane has maximum sustained winds at 145 mph and is moving on a northwesterly course to pass close to the islands.
HONOLULU, Hawaii — Heavy rains and flooding hit the islands of Hawaii and Maui Thursday, even as the final track of Hurricane Lane remains uncertain.
"We can't discount the danger of the coastal impacts, the salt water from the high surf, the crashing waves. The storm surges that might not just make going into the water at the beach dangerous, but could bring water into and onto coastal buildings," Knapp said.
Will Turkey push for UN probe into Khashoggi murder?


The abundance and variety of fish beneath the South Ari Atoll make Lily Beach a top destination for any fly fisher.
Not only do you have the chance to catch your triumphant fish, but also to catch a sight of the Maldives' breathtaking landscape, making the overall experience one that is bound to reel you in.
The number and size of fish are exceptional: Bonefish, Yellowfin Tuna, Barracuda and Milkfish are just a few species from the long and distinguished list of fish you may come across, not the forget about the one species that tops the wish lists of many anglers: Caranx Ignobilis, a.k.a. the Giant Trevally.
Disclaimer: The above prices are valid at the time of publishing, and are subject to change.


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import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;
import se.cygni.snake.api.model.GameSettings;
import se.cygni.snake.eventapi.ApiMessage;
import se.cygni.snake.eventapi.type.ApiMessageType;

@ApiMessageType
public class TournamentCreated extends ApiMessage {

    private final String tournamentId;
    private final String tournamentName;
    private final GameSettings gameSettings;

    @JsonCreator
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            @JsonProperty("tournamentId") String tournamentId,
            @JsonProperty("tournamentName") String tournamentName,
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        this.tournamentId = tournamentId;
        this.tournamentName = tournamentName;
        this.gameSettings = gameSettings;
    }

    public String getTournamentId() {
        return tournamentId;
    }

    public String getTournamentName() {
        return tournamentName;
    }

    public GameSettings getGameSettings() {
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public class AdeptException extends Exception implements Serializable {

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Tag: Auburn football
Hugh Freeze Is Back In The SEC
Hugh Freeze is back in the Southeastern Conference. The former Ole Miss is head coach is the newest head coach at Auburn University as the school announced the hiring Monday afternoon. Welcome HOME, @CoachHughFreeze🦅 📰 https://t.co/RAyeZbj2zW pic.twitter.com/ohcTWhSwUn — Auburn Football (@AuburnFootball) November 28, 2022 Freeze returns to the SEC after a six year hiatus including […]
Nick Saban Reportedly Almost Left Alabama for ESPN in 2014
Can you imagine a world where Nick Saban wasn't the coach of Alabama for the last 10 or so years? According to author John Talty, that was closer to reality than anyone knew or expected. In Talty's new book, "The Leadership Secrets of Nick Saban: How Alabama's Coach Became the Greatest Ever", the AL.com writer […]
Former Tennessee Assistant Coach Lands Job at Auburn
Betting Insights for the Bengals vs. Titans Game A former Tennessee assistant coach is on his way to the SEC West, according to a report from Jason Caldwell of Inside the Auburn Tigers on Friday. Former Tennessee defensive line coach Jimmy Brumbaugh is joining Bryan Harsin's Auburn staff in the same position. As a former […]
Star SEC Quarterback Enters Transfer Portal
 After a three-year career in Auburn, quarterback Bo Nix has officially entered his name into the transfer portal. The former SEC Freshman of the Year in 2019 announced on Sunday his intent to enter the portal as a graduate transfer. Nix did not play in the Tigers' final two games of the season, including […]
SEC announces Texas A&M, Auburn as Vols additional opponents
The SEC announced Friday evening that Texas A&M and Auburn will be the two additional conference opponents added to the 2020 schedule.
Evaluating Tennessee's potential two additional opponents for 2020
Rocky Top Insider ranks the five potential opponents from most favorable to least favorable for the two additional SEC games Tennessee will play in 2020.


If you have not heard of Warcraft then you probably are living in a cave on Mars for the last decade. This game…uh cult game created by Blizzard Entertainment was released on 2001 and has been a leader since in its genre. The game is based upon The Great War between the Orcs and Humans that took place a long long time ago. WarCraft one and two looked a lot like DOS based snake games but had a flavor of its own. Warcraft III – Reign of Chaos was something that put the franchise on a record smashing spree. It reached out to millions and won their favour in no time making it one of the best RPG games ever. The expansion Frozen Throne was also welcomed by all and became a hit. The multiplayer version of Warcraft aka DOTA(Defense Of The Ancients) also created waves(actually more than waves) and is comparable to multiplayer games like Counter Strike, UT etc in terms of playerbase and acceptance. However in terms of online gaming Warcraft can beat others hands down. It has the largest MMORPG community till now and still growing. The expansion packs are awaited by many and have a tendency to become a hit instantly.
The game places you in the magical and mysterious world of Azeorath. It has single player campaigns for different races viz Humans, Orcs, Night Elfs etc and it add races in the later versions like Blood Elfs, Goblins etc. You get to play all of these and experience the idiosyncrasy, units, Heroic powers etc of each one of them. Once you finish the Single player campaign you will be well versed with the game craving for more. Thats where multiplayer steps in. Blizzard has created a virtual world on the Internet where thousands of gamers create their avatars and set out on adventures and quests. It is the first ever massive multiplayer game allowing all the players to co exist in Azeorath. Enough said !
Great unit variations across races, good storyline, awesome gameplay and control.
Could imporve the graphics a little more.