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What matters for financial development? Capital controls, institutions, and interactions
by Chinn, Menzie D Ito, Hiro Published in Journal of development economics (2006)
"...We investigate whether financial openness leads to financial development after controlling for the level of legal development using a panel encompassing 108..."
Monetary policy spillovers and the trilemma in the new normal: Periphery country sensitivity to core country conditions
by Aizenman, Joshua Chinn, Menzie D Ito, Hiro Published in Journal of international money and finance (01.11.2016)
"...We investigate why and how the financial conditions of developing and emerging market countries (peripheral countries) can be affected by the movements in the..."
Clamoring for greenbacks: Explaining the resurgence of the U.S. dollar in international debt
by Ito, Hiro Rodriguez, Cesar M Published in International finance (Oxford, England) (Winter 2020)
"...This paper characterizes trends of the shares of the U.S. dollar, the euro, and total foreign currencies in international debt denomination over the last two..."
The emerging global financial architecture: Tracing and evaluating new patterns of the trilemma configuration
by Aizenman, Joshua Chinn, Menzie D Ito, Hiro Published in Journal of international money and finance (2010)
"...This paper investigates how the trilemma policy mix affects economic performance in developing countries. We find that greater monetary independence can dampen..."
The Political-Economy Trilemma
by Aizenman, Joshua Ito, Hiro Published in Open economies review (25.06.2020)
The "Impossible Trinity" Hypothesis in an Era of Global Imbalances: Measurement and Testing
by Aizenman, Joshua Chinn, Menzie David Ito, Hiro Published in Review of international economics (01.08.2013)
"...We outline new metrics for measuring the trilemma aspects: exchange rate flexibility, monetary independence, and capital account openness, taking into account..."
Current account balances, financial development and institutions: Assaying the world "saving glut"
by Chinn, Menzie D Ito, Hiro Published in Journal of international money and finance (2007)
"...We critically assess several of the key assertions underlying the global saving glut hypothesis. First, we investigate whether the behavior of the U.S. current..."
Living with the trilemma constraint: Relative trilemma policy divergence, crises, and output losses for developing countries
by Aizenman, Joshua Ito, Hiro Published in Journal of international money and finance (01.12.2014)
"...This paper investigates the potential impacts of the degree of divergence in open macroeconomic policies in the context of the trilemma hypothesis. Using an..."
Trade invoicing in major currencies in the 1970s–1990s: Lessons for renminbi internationalization
by Ito, Hiro Kawai, Masahiro Published in Journal of the Japanese and international economies (01.12.2016)
"...•While DM invoicing was driven by European countries' trade ties with Germany, the yen was not widely used for trade invoicing by Asia–Oceania countries..."
International reserves before and after the global crisis: Is there no end to hoarding?
by Aizenman, Joshua Cheung, Yin-Wong Ito, Hiro Published in Journal of international money and finance (01.04.2015)
"...We evaluate the impact of the global financial crisis (GFC) and recent structural changes in the patterns of hoarding international reserves (IR). We confirm..."
Financial development and financial liberalization in Asia: Thresholds, institutions and the sequence of liberalization
by Ito, Hiro Published in The North American journal of economics and finance (2006)
"...This paper investigates whether financial openness leads to financial development after controlling for the level of legal/institutional development, and..."
Generalized Shogi, Chess, and Xiangqi are Constant-Time Testable
by ITO, Hiro NAGAO, Atsuki PARK, Teagun Published in IEICE transactions on fundamentals of electronics, communications and computer sciences (01.09.2019)
On the characterization of 1-sided error strongly testable graph properties for bounded-degree graphs
by Ito, Hiro Khoury, Areej Newman, Ilan Published in Computational complexity (01.06.2020)
"...We study property testing of (di)graph properties in bounded-degree graph models. The study of graph properties in bounded-degree models is one of the focal..."
Biological impacts of resveratrol, quercetin, and N-acetylcysteine on oxidative stress in human gingival fibroblasts
by Orihuela-Campos, Rita Cristina Tamaki, Naofumi Mukai, Rie Fukui, Makoto Miki, Kaname Terao, Junji Ito, Hiro-O Published in Journal of clinical biochemistry and nutrition (2015)
"...In periodontitis, production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) by neutrophils induces oxidative stress and deteriorates surrounding tissues. Antioxidants reduce..."
Financial spillovers and macroprudential policies
by Aizenman, Joshua Published in Open economies review (2020)
Improved Constant-Time Approximation Algorithms for Maximum Matchings and Other Optimization Problems
by Yoshida, Yuichi Yamamoto, Masaki Ito, Hiro Published in SIAM journal on computing (01.01.2012)
"...We study constant-time approximation algorithms for bounded-degree graphs, which run in time independent of the number of vertices $n$. We present an algorithm..."
Hydrogen-Rich Water Intake Accelerates Oral Palatal Wound Healing via Activation of the Nrf2/Antioxidant Defense Pathways in a Rat Model
by Tamaki, Naofumi Orihuela-Campos, Rita Cristina Fukui, Makoto Ito, Hiro-O
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Published in Oxidative medicine and cellular longevity (21.12.2015)
"...The wound healing process attempts to restore the integrity and function of the injured tissue. Additionally, proinflammatory cytokines, growth factors, and..."
U.S. current account debate with Japan then, with China now
by Ito, Hiro Published in Journal of Asian economics (2009)
"...This paper examines two U.S. current account deficit episodes, one in the 1980s and the other in the current 2000s, in which Japan and China, respectively, are..."
Modulation-Adaptive Link-Disjoint Path Selection Model for 1 + 1 Protected Elastic Optical Networks
by Kishi, Yuto Kitsuwan, Nattapong Ito, Hiro Chatterjee, Bijoy Chand Oki, Eiji Published in IEEE access (20190000)
"...In elastic optical networks (EONs), an appropriate modulation technique is adapted according to the distance of an optical path. A robust modulation technique..."
Trilemma policy convergence patterns and output volatility
by Aizenman, Joshua Ito, Hiro Published in The North American journal of economics and finance (01.12.2012)
"...We examine the development of open macroeconomic policy choices among developing economies from the perspective of the powerful "trilemma" hypothesis. We..."
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Should studying subjects that are needed by society be promoted?
Geenesh 21 / 29
Jun 22, 2011 #1
Modern societies need specialists in certain fields, but not in others. Some people therefore think that governments should pay university fees for students who study subjects that are needed by society. Those who choose to study less relevant subjects should not receive government funding.
Would the advantages of such an educational policy outweigh the disadvantages?
Nowadays, job opportunities can be found in a myriad of fields. However, the degree of importance of these jobs to society differs from one to the other. In most countries, professions such as doctors, lawyers and accountants are always in high demand whereas people who work in fields related to the Arts, such as music, fashion and design and literature, are considered by many to contribute less to societal development. Hence, a proportion of the society believe that the government should only give financial backing to those who enrol in courses that can allow them to meet the needs of the nation in the near future. However, this begs the question: would such a move be for the greater good or would it prove to be a bane? I, for one, believe that the cons of such a move would far outweigh the pros. I will now state the reasons for my above point of view.
Some people are of the opinion that money makes the world go round and they place high importance on anything that offers monetary gain. Government funding that goes to selected fields that are considered beneficial to the nation would result in some students choosing to further their studies in fields that they are not interested inEven though society will no longer have a lack of specialists in critical fields, the funded students may not be passionate about their jobs and will end up not giving their best to the country.
Moreover, if the country focuses only on critical areas, the other sectors will soon be neglected. For instance, jobs in hotel management are considered less important by some people. Thus, if the above step was taken, the number of graduates who will be available to fill job vacancies in this field will decline in the future. Although such a situation may not seem so serious, it would indeed be a very big blow for the country. This is because the tourism industry usually contributes a lion's share to the country's income. In short, all sectors help the nation in one way or another even though this may not seem to be obvious in some cases.
However, there are some advantages that can be attained if this suggestion were carried out. Firstly, the high job demand in significant fields could be met accordingly. Furthermore, the specialists in fields such as accounting and engineering will be in abundance in the future and this will lead to the progress of a country as a whole. This will be especially evident in Third World countries such as Namibia, Kenya and Indonesia.
In conclusion, it is obvious that such an educational policy will only backfire on the nation. It is indeed true that such a step would bring about some advantages. However, the disadvantages, although not evident now, will certainly bring distinct negative side effects in the future.
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In most countries, professions such as doctors, lawyers and accountants are always in high demand whereas people who work in fields related to the Arts, such as music, fashion and design and literature, are considered by many to contribute less to societal development.---------------- This sentence is too long and therefore it disturbs your flow of ideas. My advice is to avoid writing very lenghty sentences .
Just have a look at this point;
The society itself is very dynamic and therefore the demand for careers are subject to constant change. For example, a country may have a dire need for doctors for the next three years. However, in the fourth year, the fasion designers may take that place. Therefore if governments are going to adopt such a policy, it would be a very tedious exersise; such a policy would require close monitoring together with flexibility to change the fields frequently. This may sometimes lead to unnecessary issues such as political and social issues .
amrosca 4 / 130
Hei Sangeethna! I think that your essay is coherent and right to the point, but in my opinion you didn't get to the roots of the problem.
In most countries, professions such as doctors, lawyers and accountants are always in high demand whereas people who work in fields related to the Arts, such as music, fashion and design and literature, are considered by many to contribute less to societal development. -- The arts scene is actually popular and it's being promoted because everyone thinks that "Education is the future." so a lot of money is being pumped into it. I don't feel like music and literature and fashion are being neglected.
I think it's important to mention that you can make it as anything as long as you are good. There are a lot of phoney artists and lousy lawyers and mediocre doctors who get respect for nothing. And since there are some fabled jobs (lawyers, businessmen and doctors) who make lots of money, most brainwashed monkeys go study in order to get such a job. And they can. Colleges have much lower standards than ever before and I dare say that's the situation worldwide. So instead of focusing on training a veritable elite, a lot of countries will try to help most idiots receive a higher education. To put this shortly, the focus is on quantity, not quality. At present however, we encounter a much bigger problem. Since complete fucktards roam the earth doing as they please, a lot of other jobs (farmers, miners, manufacturers) have remain vacant. Such jobs helped the economy by raising the GDP and hence kept the system stable. But people are ashamed of working the earth. They are ashamed of not having a college diploma. They are ashamed for having less money -no, not earning, having. We are insane to think that everyone can learn. It's absurd. We're being absurd. Not everyone is worth the funds invested in higher education. Not everyone should have a higher education.
It's about time to realize that if we keep going down this slope we'll end up in another great depression. And something tells me we should be prepared for it.
amroca;
The arts scene is actually popular and it's being promoted because everyone thinks that "Education is the future." so a lot of money is being pumped into it. I don't feel like music and literature and fashion are being neglected.
I too feel the same way.
OP Geenesh 21 / 29
thanks everyone for the ideas.. i will do my corrections..
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De oranje plooislak is een doorschijnende crème of witte naaktslak met een lengte tot 33 mm. De rinoforen en kieuwen hebben gekleurde uiteinden; de uiteinden van de palliale en rhinophorale uitsteeksels zijn meestal helder geel of oranje, zelden wit. De voetranden kunnen ook geel zijn. De rinoforen hebben gekreukte stengels die cilindrisch zijn in het gebied van de lamellen en mediaal gezwollen. Langwerpige uitsteeksels komen voort uit de rinofoorsteel in plaats van uit het hoofd, en de orale tentakels zijn ook langwerpig en vingerachtig.

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POSSIBLE TARGET GROUPS: 16-45 years old (all levels of education) unemployed and in process of seeking a job; or youth having left school before finishing compulsory education.
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TIMETABLE SUGGESTED: One-day event including one training and a fair event.
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Bill Would Lift Gov. Wolf's Moratorium on New Leases for Drilling in Pennsylvania
by Bradley Vasoli | Mar 10, 2022
Republicans in Pennsylvania's House of Representatives this week introduced several measures to boost fossil fuel production in the Keystone State, including a resumption of new state land drilling leases. Governor Tom Wolf (D) imposed a moratorium on new leases for...
Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidate Scott Jensen Selects Former NFL Player Matt Birk as Running Mate
by Cooper Moran | Mar 10, 2022
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Virginia Senate Passes Gutted Race-Blind Governor's School Admissions Bill
by Eric Burk | Mar 10, 2022
RICHMOND, Virginia – In a bipartisan 26-13 vote, the Senate passed a stripped-down version of a House of Delegates bill to require race-blind admissions procedures in Virginia's Governor's schools; that version will have to go back to the House for...
National Public Radio: Connecticut Moms Say Democrats' Deceptive COVID Mandates Driving Them to Republican Party
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Georgia Governor Kemp, General Assembly Set to Suspend State Gas Tax
by Kaitlin Housler | Mar 10, 2022
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Proposed Legislation Would Eliminate State Court's Deference to State Agencies in a Lawsuit
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34004 Gregorini este un asteroid din centura principală, descoperit pe 30 iulie 2000, de Maura Tombelli și Daria Guidetti.

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 34004 Gregorini în JPL Small-Body Database
 34004 Gregorini în baza de date a Minor Planet Center
 Diagrama orbitei asteroidului 34004 Gregorini (JPL)

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Q: Get Tab Selection Event from UITabBar in a ViewController The structure of my MainStoryboard is:
->Tab Bar Controller -> Navigation Controller -> View Controller (Search)

The behaviour I want to have is that when the user re-selects the Search tab, the UIScrollView on it scrolls to the top. I am unsure how to get the event from the TabBarController, however.
I've been looking at a lot of stuff about UITabBarDelegate, particularly:
- (void)tabBar:(UITabBar *)tabBar didSelectItem:(UITabBarItem *)item

I have, not quite  managed to get this to work properly though. I am very unsure about how to go about setting the delegate (assuming that is the way it's done). I've tried hooking it up in IB, but it wouldn't let me. I also tried to get the UITabBar from the AppDelegate (after looking at some seemingly-related answers).
Any pointers will be greatly appreciated (unless they're null).

A: UITabBar *aTabBar = [UITabBarItem alloc] init];

....Any other modifications you want to make to aTabBar....
[aTabBar setDelegate:self]

A: Don't forget to add "<UITabBarDelegate>" to the "@interface" part of whatever object you're trying to designate as the delegate.
For my own code, I usually use some object that isn't the application delegate (as the app delegate is usually meant for application level events like "application is suspending" or "application is coming back into foreground").  If you add "<UITabBarDelegate>" to your Search view controller, make sure that whatever you do with the "didSelectItem" method is applicable only to the Search view controller.  Otherwise instantiate some different object if you want to do actions on various view controllers based on which tab bar item is being displayed.


In 2013, two significant works of scholarship were published about the Hungarian auteur director Béla Tarr: Jacques Rancière's 'Béla Tarr, The Time After' and András Bálint Kovács' 'The Cinema of Béla Tarr'. My essay synthesis and then problematises these two monographs by studying Tarr's final film, 'The Turin Horse'. I argue from the position of Critical Animal Studies that a holistic approach to Tarr's work must incorporate analyses of his films' marginal or limit figures. Focusing on the titular horse in particular, my essay contends that the emaciated horse's spectral presence radically destabilises anthropocentrism and, consequently, the process of filmmaking. The first half of the essay is dedicated to closely reading the film, and in the second half I stage a meditation on the aesthetic and technological phenomenon of cinema. Through the application of biopolitical and materialist frameworks, I end by aligning the cinematic nonhuman animal with Tarr's retirement from filmmaking.


Passing (pic 7) the top of the double Second St. stairways with the center garden, 70-something steps for each.
A few blocks straight ahead is a pedestrian underpass and a parking lot. From here you can ascend the delightful Morning Sun Trail up to the Headlands' Alta Trail. The Morn9ing Sun is part dirt trail, part steps (about 216).
This time, however, downhill a few blocks on Spencer to get to the top of another favorite stairway down to Santa Rosa. No street signs for this at either endf. Careful on winding Spencer; no sidewalks. Traffic MPH is painted on the street itself as "15" but seems to me they go faster than this.
23 Up from Sausalito Blvd.
The unmarked trailhead for the West Ridge Trail is a little to the left of the top of the steps. I don't see why they can't put a few steps here; It's a steep scramble when first starting up from Crestmont. Same with the Christopher trailhead.
Another recent hike started at Clarendon. Admiring the green beauty just off the street on the walk over from the Forest Hill Metro Station with the old "No Camping" signs (a line thru a tent). Are they ever gonna open some of this up to hikers?
17 steps down from Clarendon to start Ashwood. Then a short walkway with a school above to the right and residences to the left. Then the stairs start up. 109 total for Ashwood to Warren.
Now on Warren, a couple blocks to the east and the east end of Oak Park Dr. for the foot of Forest Knolls' Glenhaven steps, Sutro Tower looming to the south.
Love the way the tower is perched upon that green hill. The tower trail is shown on Google Maps.
Then the Christopher trailhead up into the forest beckoned to me, so naturally had to climb it. Steep, but easy to see from the street, though like the West Ridge Trail, still no trailmarker down at the road.
his is another scramble-up that connects with the Quarry Road Trail; the South Ridge Loop is shown on Google Maps.
View down from winding Medical Center Way (43), again heading for the stairs mentioned above, "hidden" behind the Parnassus medical buildings, that climbs to a permits-only parking lot.
Eureka Valley's Saturn Steps Minipark has 118 steps from Ord to the short stretch of Saturn that's car accessible. There's also a south stairway that connects with the main north one: first 3 pix.
From Lower Terrace onto Levant, passing the top of Vulcan Stairway.
At the foot, where the park trailmap is. the Randall's animal sanctuary room is still under construction and I couldn't get to the other side from here.
They still haven't repaired the potholes on the old trail that leads out of the park on the east side: 33, 34, 35. They did a great job with the Delta walkers' path in Visiracion Valley near McLaren Park.
Wanted to descend Vulcan from Levant so now had to climb to the top of States, and back on Levant again.
35 How about a rustic wood ramp with railings here?
44 Ord at 17th St.
Up from the northernmost trail that was closed for construction.
Back the way I came, but on an upper trail this time. This one used to be more of a scramble than it is now. In a couple of places a few rocks serve as steps.
Unlike my earlier luck catching a ride up from the Glen Park neighborhood, this time had just stepped ontto the sidewalk in front of the Diamond Heights Shopping Center when the southbound #52 passed; between bus stops. It runs about every half hour.
So downhill back into Glen Park instead of a steep descent into Noe Valley as I've been known to do.
37 Elevated walkway on north side of Bemis St.


This symposium was designed in conjunction with David Williams and Maarten Kamermans as part of the continuing series of exchange symposia that highlight the historical and continued shared areas of interests of VSS and ARVO. This year, the symposium is at VSS, intended to bring us some of the latest advances presented at ARVO. There will be three talks, all showcasing aspects of retinal function that are crucial for understanding central visual processing. The speakers are all experts and experienced speakers who will give excellent accounts of their important work.
A visual neuron's receptive field is generated by the combination of its unique pattern of synaptic inputs and intrinsic membrane properties. These cellular mechanisms underlying the receptive field can be studied efficiently in retinal ganglion cells, in vitro. In this talk, I will describe recent progress in understanding the mechanisms for visual computations and adaptation in retinal circuitry.
Identifying the connectivity of the myriad neurons within a circuit is key to understanding its function. We developed a novel technique to map the functional connectivity between thousands of cone photoreceptors and hundreds of ganglion cells in the primate retina. These measurements reveal the nature of cone sampling by midget ganglion cells, providing insight to the origins of red-green color opponency.


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Cops Entered Jamia Campus Without Permission, Students Are Very Scared: VC Najma Akhtar
We have list of 200 students injured in Sunday's violence, Jamia vice chancellor Najam Akhtar said.
New Delhi, News Nation Bureau | Updated : 16 December 2019, 01:44 PM
More importantly, Najma Akhtar denied rumours of death of a Jamia student. (Photo Credit : ANI/Twitter )
Day after brutal crackdown on students of the Jamia Millia Islamia University in south Delhi, the Vice-Chancellor on Monday addressed media to present the story from the prestigious institute's point of view. Jamia Millia Islamia Vice-Chancellor Najma Akhtar said that the cops entered the university with the permission from the officials. She also said that the university will file an FIR against the cops for all the damages done inside the campus. Urging restrain and peace, Akhtar also said that the media must not defame Jamia Millia Islamia University. "Don't target us, our students were not involved," Akhtar said. "There has been a lot of property damage in the University, how will all this be compensated? There has been an emotional loss as well. Yesterday's incident was unfortunate. I also appeal to everyone to not believe in any kind of rumours," Akhtar further said.
More importantly, Akhtar denied rumours of death of a Jamia student. "There has been a strong rumour that two students died, we deny this totally, none of our students died. About 200 people were injured of which many were our students," the Vice-Chancellor said.
Talking about the Sunday drama, Akhtar further said that the rumours of police opening fire inside campus is untrue. "Police opened fire inside the campus: We talked to the Police Joint Commissioner and other senior officials on it, and they have strongly denied this rumour," Akhtar said. AP Siddiqui, Registrar of Jamia Millia Islamia, on reports that the police entered the mosque at the campus and also sexually assaulted girl students - "Lot of rumours are being floated on social media. We can't confirm or deny all of them."
A group of Jamia Millia students stood shirtless in the bone-chilling cold outside the university gates on Monday and formed a human chain to protest the police action against their colleagues a day earlier. Slogans of "Inquilab Zindabad" rent the air as the group of around 10 students, accompanied by their fellow colleagues, took out a small march, demanding a CBI inquiry into the "police brutality". Carrying a tricolour, students clapped and raised slogans against the central government and the Delhi Police. "This government is anti-minority, anti-students, anti-poor. We won't tolerate this. Won't keep mum," they said. A few also live streamed the protest on Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms. A group of students claimed that the police on Sunday damaged two mosques on the university campus, beat up the Imam and also a blind student, Arsalan (27), who was in the library.
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"We welcome today's announcement that work will start next week on surface dressing our county roads. We recognise this particular surface treatment to be the most economical way of sealing cracks and reducing the formation of potholes.
There is however a back-log of roads in which surface dressing may not be appropriate. Those roads that have already deteriorated go beyond surface dressing and need actual repair.


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Meghan Markle calls King Charles "charming."
In the fourth episode of Harry & Meghan, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry praised King Charles despite concerns that they would insult the next monarch.
In an interview for the show, Meghan revealed how essential Charles, then the Prince of Wales, was in the couple's fairy-tale royal wedding in 2018.
As Meghan walked down the aisle, she said, "Harry's dad is really sweet. And… I told him, 'I've lost my dad in this,' therefore him as my father-in-law was very significant to me."
"He agreed to lead me down the aisle. Surreal."
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's kind remarks are a welcome change from their renowned feud with the Royal Family, particularly King Charles, Camilla, and Prince William.
Meghan Markle says the late Queen protected her at her first royal engagement.


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Methionine is an example of an amino acid (AA) with recognized roles in the immune system, DNA methylation, polyamines biosynthesis, and in processes involved in the control of inflammation. Tryptophan participates in an array of physiological mechanisms of the neuroendocrine-immune network and plays a critical rola in macrophages and lymphocytes function. Thus, a potential immunomodulatory role of both AA during infection was investigates. This study brings relevant insights about the opposite roles of individual AA on the seabass immune system, and their possible application as nutritional additives for fish health management should be carefully considered.


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About Pierce Players
Our 2021-22 Season
The SOUND of MUSIC Cast
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ANNOUNCING OUR 2021-22 SEASON...
The classic family musical
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Book by Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse
The final collaboration between Rodgers & Hammerstein was destined to become the world's most beloved musical. Featuring a trove of cherished songs, including "Climb Ev'ry Mountain," "My Favorite Things," "Do Re Mi," "Sixteeen Going on Seventeen" and the title number, The Sound of Music won the hearts of audiences worldwide, earning five Tony Awards and five Oscars. The inspirational story, based on the memoir of Maria Augusta Trapp, follows Maria, an ebullient postulant who serves as governess to the seven children of the imperious Captain von Trapp, bringing music and joy to the household. But as the forces of Nazism take hold of Austria, the von Trapp family must make a moral decision.
January 20, 21 & 22, 2022
(snow date Jan. 23)
A hilarious, mad-cap tribute to musical theater
Music, Lyrics & Book by Stephen Murray
There's something strange going on at Sondheim High School. New transfer student, Norma LaBelle, is having trouble getting accustomed to the school's unusual traditions. At any given moment, students and teachers burst into song for no apparent reason. Each time they sing, it sounds almost like a famous Broadway musical. The math teacher sings a lesson on the Pythagorean theorem. The history teacher delivers a rap-filled class on Alexander Graham Bell. Mrs. Lovett, the Lunch Lady, delivers a menu filled with Broadway-themed meals. The students sing a celebration of Mondays and even the 'bad' kids perform the "Detention Tango." Principal Lloyd Webber is hiding a secret and enforces strict rules to keep the truth hidden from the students. This show is full of fun surprises and is a delight for fans of Broadway musicals as well as for those new to the genre.
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Robyn & Röyksopp Unveil New Album
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Today Scandanavian Pop stars Robyn and Röyksopp debut their collaborative 5 Song EP Do It Again to the online world. The two artists had collaborated for a song on each of their previous two albums but this EP is being hailed as a legitimate creation from a "Pop Dream Team". The duo has made all five songs available for listening on many different sites across the internet.
Robyn & Röyksopp recently released the steady and penetrating "Sayit" which is loaded with characteristic thumping and heavy bass. The song has already become popular in dance clubs. The titular single "Do It Again" has been released for over a month now, which generated the initial buzz for the exciting collaboration.
"In the beginning we just knew we wanted to do something together," Robyn stated in the album's release. "It started to feel more like a band thing than songs for a Röyksopp or Robyn album so we're releasing this music together as a band you could say."
The collaboration, while significant, has not deterred wither artist from their respective next albums, of which Röyksopp's will be out later this year. "We've intended this to be a diverse," Röyksopp claimed. "it's meant to be an expression where pop & art reign side by side.
The collaboration coincides with an international tour as well. The tour begins on June 13th in Barcelona, Spain continuing throughout Europe and the United Stated before concluding August 25th in Toronto. Each act is designed to have its own set with a team up to conclude each concert. Tickets are on sale now at the band's website.
The album itself is scheduled for a May 27 release date. The tracks for the EP's can be listened to here. The music video for Sayit can also be seen here.
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Frederick Hertz
Frederick Hertz (until 1946 Friedrich (Otto) Hertz, a pseudonym also: Germanus Liber; * 26 March 1878 in Vienna, † 20 November 1964 in London) was a British sociologist, economist and historian of Austrian origin.
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Hertz attended the Franz-Joseph-Gymnasium in Vienna and studied after the Matura (1897) law and economics at the University of Vienna. 1901-1902 he continued his studies at the University of Munich, 1903, he was in Vienna with a thesis on the discount and foreign exchange policy of the Austro-Hungarian Bank (1892–1902) PhD. During his studies, Hertz joined the Austrian Social Democracy.
Before graduation already he worked as a freelance writer in Vienna. This he put on after the promotion. 1905-1906 he was the editor of The Way. Weekly journal of politics and culture (Vienna-Leipzig). Then he worked for a trade association and a Swiss insurance company. In 1914, he married Edith Hirsch, a physician, with whom he had two children.
In First World War, Friedrich Otto Hertz served in the Austro-Hungarian army, in the last two years of war in the Scientific Committee for the war economy of the k.u.k. War Ministry in Vienna. In the first twelve post-war years (up until 1930), Hertz worked as a Counselor with the title of a counselor at the Austrian Federal Chancellery in Vienna. He served as department head, in particular on the improvement of the relations of Austria to the UK, the USA and with the successor states of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy and trade.
1930-1933 Hertz was a professor of world economy and sociology at the University of Halle-Wittenberg in Halle an der Saale (Saxony-Anhalt). After the takeover by the Nazis, he was dismissed from service (1 May 1933) and fled to Vienna, where he lived until 1938 as a private scholar. He was attacked by the Nazi regime as a "Jew, Freemason and pacifist" for his publications on issues of race and nationality.
In April 1938 he emigrated with his family to London and in 1946 he received British citizenship under the name of Frederick Hertz. During the war and postwar years he was active in leading positions in Austrian émigré organizations. Until his death he lived as a private scholar in London who gave lectures and talks.


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African music pioneer Fela Kuti once said, 'Without Tony Allen, there would be no Afrobeat". In this hybrid live-action/animated short, filmmaker Opiyo Okeyo documents drum legend Tony Allen as he recounts his contribution to the birth of Africa's most exported music genre.


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Marvel Guitarist and jazz veteran; Kunle Ayo has premiered a brand new tune, the 2nd single off his Gospel assault titled Baba Ese.
Having encompassed 15 years milestone of stage awesomeness, the South African based – Nigerian born Guitarist "Kunle Ayo" continued in his awesome shade of brilliancy with this heavenly and soul lifting song "Baba Ese". The song is the first of many gospel tunes to come from the Guitarist off his forthcoming Gospel project Jazzin Up His Praise 2 (Album) scheduled for release in the early 2018.
Download, listen, enjoy and share. Follow @kunleayo on all social media platforms.
"Fiokee the guitarist is back with another smashing hit guitar cover track of Adekunle gold's Pick up song.
After the successful release of the Audio and Video of Tekno's Duro Guitar Cover, He is about to hypnotize the world with his magic finger's on Adekunle Gold's Pick up song.
Fiokee launched his record Label FIOKEE RECORDS Couple of months ago, appeared on Bigger International Stages like One Africa Concert in New York, Texas and lot more in Africa.
He is currently touring around the world with Flavour as his favourite Guitarman, and has become the most featured guitarist on every major hit song out of Nigeria this year.
Fiokee plans to release his own official songs under his record label FIOKEE RECORDS in 2017.


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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) started the revetment operations at the Saint Gabriel (Mile 200 Above Head of Passes [AHP]) on the left descending bank this morning ahead of schedule. Scheduled working hours for revetment operations are from 0600 hours to 1900 hours, although completion is dependent upon multiple factors that could mean completing earlier or working later.
The transit restrictions in the U.S. Coast Guard's Marine Safety Information Bulletin (MSIB) are listed below:
Restrictions: Mariners are advised to transit at slowest safe speed to minimize wake whenever passing the Mat Sinking Unit (MSU).
The following restrictions are in effect while the MSU is conducting revetment maintenance operations:
All vessels (except as described below) are prohibited from entering a zone extending from 1 mile upriver to 1 mile downriver from the MSU.
Northbound vessels having a draft of less than 25 feet may transit around the MSU after contacting the USACE contact pilots stationed on the M/V WILLIAM JAMES via VHF-FM Channels 67 or 82 to make passing arrangements.
Towing vessels pushing small tows approximately 1-2 barges in length may be able to transit past the revetment operation during working hours if deemed safe by the USACE contact pilots.The restriction from the New Orleans Baton Rouge Pilots Associations (NOBRA) is for vessels above Mile 220 AHP having a draft of 41 feet or greater, will place on extra limitation on the deeper vessels.
"Above LMR MM 220, vessels drafting 41' or greater are restricted to daylight only.
Vessels must get underway 3 hours prior to the official sunset time.
Exceptions will be made for shifts from berths to/from the Middle Baton Rouge anchorage."
Vessels with drafts deeper than 41 feet would be limited to sailing either three hours prior to official sunset or at sunrise (first light) – the transit to Saint Gabriel or Plaquemine Bend is estimated to take 2 to 3 hours (from above Mile 220).
Vessel Agents coordinating vessel movements for drafts deeper than 41 feet transiting above Mile 220 AHP during the scheduled revetment operations at both the Saint Gabriel and Plaquemine Bend locations are encouraged to communicate these movements plans with LAMA staff and the NOBRA Pilots. Those vessels will be limited to daylight transits only and the revetment operations may have to start late on days when a vessel deeper than 41 feet was scheduled to transit through the area at first light.
The Mat Sinking Unit will fold in at night – no night time transit restrictions are expected related to the revetment operations other than those in the NOBRA restriction for vessels 41 feet or greater.
The revetment operations at Saint Gabriel (Mile 200 AHP) on the left descending bank started this morning start (January 3, 2021) and are scheduled to be completed by January 8, 2021. The revetment operations at Plaquemine Bend (Mile 208.5 AHP) right descending bank are scheduled from January 9 to January 14, with January 18 listed as a partial work day and full operations from January 19 to January 22. The schedule may be adjusted based on production.
Vessel agents with questions or concerns are encouraged to contact me directly, as the point of contact for the revetment operations.
UPDATE: Saint Gabriel Revetment Operations


Samuel Levac-Levey always had an idea, but never had a way to bring his idea to life and make his dream a reality. That was until he went into Dr. Cliff Johnson's, an engineering professor at Dalhousie's, office one day and found out about the IDEA Sandbox boot camp.
In 2015, Levac-Levey was in his first year of mechanical engineering at Dalhousie and had gone to Dr. Johnson's office after class to ask him about something. After answering his questions, Dr. Johnson saw something in Levac-Levey and suggested for him to participate in a new boot camp that he and a few other instructors were hosting called the IDEA Sandbox. After hearing about this, Levac-Levey decided to join because he had a previous interest in entrepreneurship and had an idea for a project that he thought could get started on from participating in Dr. Johnson's boot camp.
Three years later, Levac-Levey prepares to graduate from Dalhousie in May with a degree in mechanical engineering, and has his idea of creating a river hydrokinetic turbine is in the testing stage of development.
While back in the IDEA Sandbox, Levac-Levey and the rest of the participants were tasked with designing and creating a wind turbine that had to be different than those already on the market. While some participants tinkered around with minor details to make their versions different, Levac-Levey went way outside the box and discovered that his idea would be better tailored for a river turbine than a wind one, and began to explore that idea. Dr. Johnson saw potential in the idea and hired Levac-Levey for the summer to work on his idea after the six week boot camp was finished. At the end of the summer, Levac-Levey had turned his river hydrokinetic turbine from an idea to a beta-prototype that could produce electricity, which he could test.
Though the project was not complete at the end of the summer, Levac-Levey quickly got caught up with school and all of the work that comes with being a full time student, and his project had to be shelved for a few years to focus on getting his degree.
Now that he is mere days away from receiving his degree, Levac-Levey plans on getting right back to working on his river hydrokinetic turbine with the hopes to one day be able to bring it to market.
Back in 2016, Bronya Meharg was working as a designer for a toy company that she had been at for the past six years. Meharg, a graduate of NSCAD University with a degree in design, liked the position, but knew that it wasn't what she wanted to do with the rest of her life. It was around this time that one of Meharg's former NSCAD instructors, Glen Hougan, called her to tell her about the IDEA Sandbox boot camp that was about to begin its' second year. Meharg had never heard of the boot camp before, but decided to trust her old instructors and participate in the six week long program.
"It was an opportunity to get myself back out there and try to find what it is that I wanted to do with my career," Meharg said.
During her time in the boot camp, Meharg worked on a variety of different projects and was exposed to a lot of different ways to look at an issue because she had been working with students with engineering and business backgrounds.
Not only did Meharg like working with other students, but she also enjoyed working with Cliff Johnston, engineering professor at Dalhousie, and David Roach, business professor at Dalhousie, because of their unique perspectives as well.
Almost three years has passed since Meharg has finished the boot camp, and she is no longer a toy designer, but instead has found her true calling – designing products for a pharmaceutical company that helps residents in Nova Scotia.
Meharg never had an interest in this field of design until she was in the boot camp and her group was tasked with creating a product to help those living with physical disabilities for their final project. After designing a coffee cup that was easier to hold for people with arthritis, Meharg said she knew right then that she wanted to use her knowledge and skills in design to help solve real-life issues for people.
Sidney Klein had always planned on becoming an entrepreneur ever since he was a child.
Klein always had an interest in becoming his own boss, so he applied for the Bachelor of Management program at Dalhousie University in 2016, with his major being in entrepreneurship and innovation, and has been working on obtaining his degree ever since.
Klein has been working as a representative for his parent's real estate company in Halifax to help give him some experience of what it's like to run your own company. But even with that experience, Klein was still looking for something else that would help give him the skills to become an entrepreneur.
That's when his friend Emilio Marcovici told him about the IDEA Sandbox boot camp.
Marcovici is also a business student at Dalhousie, and had already applied for the boot camp himself. But told Klein because the boot camp was still looking for other business students.
"It seemed like a rare opportunity, that could be good for me. So I decided to sign up," said Klein.
During the six-week boot camp, Klein worked on a variety of projects involving product design and design thinking. Whether it was designing a new board game that could be taken to market, a innovative home-feeder for a pet rabbit, or trying to come up with a safer barbeque cleaner, Klein had to use his business and entrepreneurial skills to help create to best possible solutions for these projects.
Klein wouldn't be alone trying to come up with these solutions though, as he had to work in groups with engineering and design students. This aspect of having to collaborate with other disciplines was one of Klein's favourite parts of the boot camp, he said.
Looking back at the boot camp, Klein said it helped him sharpen his entrepreneurial skills and learned about how to work well with other disciplines.
Sidney Klein, middle, presents his idea for a new board game to his instructors and fellow IDEA Sandbox participants.
At the beginning of the second week of the IDEA Sandbox boot camp, the participants were broken up into small groups of three or four. They would be working with those teams for the next two weeks on a variety of projects and ideas, with the major project being that the groups design and create a new board game.
On May 7th, to inspire the students, the instructors brought them to the Board Game Café on Barrington Street, and arranged for the participants to talk to the manager about the different types of board games. Kris Moulton is the manager of the Board Room café in Halifax, as well as one in Bedford, and owns hundreds, and hundreds of board games from all over the world. Kris talked to the student about the history of board games, and about the recent revival of board games in North American society over the past 10 years. Kris also discussed about the different types of board games, from competitive to cooperative, to dice games, to fantasy, and everything in between, all of which to help spark the creativity in the students for their own ideas. After Kris was done, the students picked out a couple of board games and played them with their group members.
This was a great start of the week exercise for the participants because, it exposed them to a variety of different types of board games, which helped them begin to brainstorm idea about what they wanted to include in their board game. Also, the trip was good icebreaker for the group members and allowed for them to get to know each other, and build a bit of group chemistry before they began working on their project together.
Nour Houdeib, right, explains to her group members the instructions to the board game "Above and Below", while at the Board Room Cafe on May 7th.
For Heather McIntosh, the IDEA Sandbox boot camp gave her an opportunity to put her design skills to the test.
The first year interdisciplinary design student from NSCAD University was told about the boot camp from one of her professors, an applied for the six-week long program because she wanted to be challenged.
Throughout the boot camp, McIntosh had to work on a variety of different problems that had to be solved with new, and innovative, product designing. This could be something as simple as creating a new self-feeder for one of the instructor's pet rabbit, or could be something a little less simple – like creating and designing an interactive device that students with ADHD can use to stay focused in the classroom.
McIntosh wasn't alone while working on these projects, as she was put into groups with other students in the boot camp who were form other educational backgrounds. This opportunity to work with engineering and business students was one of her favourite aspects about the boot camp, McIntosh said.
Another reason why working with multidisciplinary groups was one of her favourite aspects of the boot camp was because of the communication skills is forced McIntosh to develop.
From having to constantly keep everyone in her group updated with what's she's doing on the project, to having to talk with teachers and students to gain research about her final project, McIntosh was forced to out of her comfort zone and it thankful of it, she said.
Heather McIntosh, left, presents her idea for a new card game to her instructors and fellow participants at the 2018 IDEA Sandbox boot camp.
Jack Mahody wouldn't know what the IDEA sandbox boot camp is without the help of his sister.
Mahody, a first year commerce student at Dalhousie, wanted to strengthen his product design skills and learn more about the subject but there was not any available courses at Dalhousie for him to take. That's when his sister suggested to him that he apply for the IDEA Sandbox boot camp, which she had done the year previous.
The six-week long boot camp had Mahody work on a variety of projects and designs with other business students, as well as students from engineering and design. This ability to work with other disciplines is another main reason why Mahody applied for the boot camp.
Mahody's two main projects in the boot camp were the board game, where he and his team created a strategic puzzle game called "GEMS", and his final projects, where he and his team design and create a new, innovative, object that would help children with ADHD focus in the classroom.
From working on projects like this, and being tasked with bringing an idea to life, Mahody said the knowledge and skills he took away from the boot camp is going to stick with him.
When asked his he would suggest the IDEA Sandbox boot camp to other students, just like his sister did to him, Mahody simply just nodded his head.
Jack Mahody, left, presents his idea for a board game to his instructors at the IDEA Sandbox boot camp.
Emily MacRitchie could always see herself becoming an entrepreneur once she was done obtaining her mechanical engineering degree from Dalhousie University.
"I already have the problem solving skills and the design ability to become an entrepreneur in the future, so why not,?" she said.
MacRitchie understands that in order to become a successful entrepreneur that she'd have to become more well-rounded and improve on her business skills. But unfortunately for her, there are not a lot of opportunities for her to improve those skills as engineer students do barely any business courses throughout their degree, she said.
Luckily for MacRitchie, she stumbled across an opportunity.
While sitting in her design lecture one day, Dalhousie mechanical engineering professors and IDEA Sandbox instructors Clifton Johnston and Holly Pharaoh came to talk to her class about the boot camp. After hearing that the boot camp not only included other engineering students who are at different points of their degrees, but also included business and design students, MacRitchie was in.
Throughout the six week long boot camp, MacRitchie worked in groups with business and design students on a variety of different projects, including creating a collaborative card game called "Bomb Disposal Unit" and her final project where her group had to design a new ergonomic diaper bag for today's parents.
From this, MacRitchie said her business sense has improved drastically since she started the boot camp and her dream to become an entrepreneur is slowly becoming her reality.
Emily MacRitchie, left, presents her idea for a board game to her instructors at the IDEA Sandbox boot camp.
For Florent Herbinger, participating in the 2018 IDEA Sandbox boot camp was the best job that he ever had.
Herbinger recently graduated from Dalhousie in April with a bachelor of science and sustainability, as well as a diploma in engineering, and was only looking for a job for a few weeks until he moves to Montreal in July to pursue his Masters in engineering.
Throughout the six-week long boot camp, Herbinger worked on a variety of different ideas and projects, including design and creating a board game for his second final project. Herbinger and his group created a strategic tile-laying game called 'GEMS' where players must compete against each other to collect tiles and create patterns. This whole project was one of Herbinger's favourite aspects of the boot camp, he said.
Another one of Herbinger's favourite aspects of the boot camp was the in-depth knowledge he received about product design. Herbinger said he never really considered integrating product design into his studies before but is something he's going to be more mindful of moving forward.
Herbinger said he was really impressed with the boot camp, as it surpassed any expectation he had for it, because he never knew what he was getting himself into every morning as he walked into the classroom.
Florent Herbinger (right) presents one of his prototypes for his final project at the IDEA Sandbox boot camp.


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The Crest Dissected
Posted by Gareth Thomas February 19, 2013
The Crest Dissected - US Women's Soccer, Mia Hamm & Kristine Lilly
The first of my Crest Dissected series saw me focus on FC Barcelona and their origins, I now take a look into the growing world of women's football and particularly that of the USA. I shall l be looking at the badge of the recently folded Women's Professional Soccer (WPS) but mainly investigating the beginnings of a game which for women is more popular than all the traditional American sports. With that in mind this probably isn't a Crest Dissected but more a look at how near a total gender demographic of a country has adopted something totally alien to it not much longer ago than 30 years.
Women's Professional Soccer Badge
If you asked most people to name American superstars from the modern game then you'd probably get answers such as Landon Donovan, Brad Friedel or Clint Dempsey but what about the women? Well if you followed football more thoroughly then you'd know about Abby Wambach, Christie Rampone or Alex Morgan but there are two ladies that changed the game of Women's football like none other: Mia Hamm and Kristine Lilly. Two women who will go down in the short history of the sport and have lasting ties with the game still.
Kristine Lilly
Kristine Lilly, 352 caps/130 goals for U.S. Women's National Team (USWNT) between 1987-2010, taking her to 5 World Cups and 3 Olympics. Lilly won 2 World Cups, including the first ever one in 1991 and Olympic gold twice as well as holding the record for most appearances in international football including the men's game. Lilly's club career while not as distinguished is still impressive, she played for the North Carolina Tar Heels who represented the University of North Carolina and won the NCAA Women's Championship every season she played (4) but due to the lack of professional soccer leagues on leaving university her career was made much tougher. It meant spending time in women's football mad Sweden, upon her return to America she joined Washington Warthogs in the Continental Indoor Soccer League making her the only woman to play in the male professional league. She also made history as a founder of the Boston Breakers becoming captain in the inaugural season of Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA), playing every minute of their first season. When the league closed Lilly went back to Sweden but her final move was back to the re-founded Boston Breakers a few years later in the inaugural year of Women's Professional Soccer (WPS) 2009 playing every minute of the season once more. Lilly is a true hero to women's soccer also proving it is possible to have a child and continue playing. In 2008 she missed the Olympics due to the birth of her baby but less than 6 months later she was back playing and finally retired from football altogether in 2011.
Mia Hamm - The Pose used on the WPS Badge
Mia Hamm is currently USWNT's all time leading goalscorer, she retired in 2004 with 158 goals in 275 caps for the national team. Figures that seemed impossible after being born with a club foot and spending much of her infant days having various corrective measures. She overcame this and like Lilly also played for the North Carolina Tar Heels winning 4 championships, the side only lost 1 game of the 95 Hamm played in. Hamm was the youngest player to debut for the national side at the age of 15 in 1987 and was part of the USWNT side who won the first FIFA Women's World Cup. Also like Lilly she won another World cup in front of 90,000 fans in 1999 and 2 Olympic Golds. Hamm did have some success at club level too with Washington Freedom winning the WUSA Founders cup. Hamm is the more recognised household name so it came as somewhat of a shock when in 2004 she quit the game to focus on starting a family. Hamm's legacy rolls on though with her silhouette being used on the WPS badge and the Mia Hamm Foundation formed to help those with bone marrow problems after the death of her brother.
Women's football in general is growing worldwide, it is now much more accepted and popular, not least due to its impressive showing at the 2012 Olympics. Personally, after attending numerous matches of both the men and women's game I must say I enjoyed the ladies football far more! Hamm and Lilly have been replaced by world stars such as Brazil's Marta and England's Kelly Smith who have spent time plying their trade in the US and home grown talent continues to dominate as Rampone chases Lilly's appearance record and Wambach the goalscoring record. Ultimately, while the male game across the pond has not always been successful or appealing, women's soccer continues to go from strength to strength. Should the funding be sorted to keep the new 2013 National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) going then without doubt the club game will be able to live up to that of USWNT and the Swedish and English leagues. This is a prime chance for Soccer to establish itself across America, their 4th gold medal in 2012 will most likely be followed by another final to come in the 2015 World Cup. Women's football on a global scale continues to grow with British stars like Steph Houghton, Kim Little and Karen Carney taking up the mantel here following Team GB heroics. I'd certainly recommend taking a look at some of the women's football on show, anyone telling you the quality is worse than amateur men's (as I have heard) hasn't sat down and watched some matches... And for me it's just another chance to watch football!!
Successful USWNT - 2012 Olympic gold medalists
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How many Radford grandchildren are there and why they don't stop them wanting more kids
Sue and Noel Radford are not only parents to 22 kids (and counting) but also a number of grandchildren, although they have admitted it's 'not quite the same' as having their own newborn
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Sue and Noel Radford have 22 kids to contend with - but that's only the start.
They are parents to Chris, 32, Sophie, 27, Chloe, 26, Jack, 24, Daniel, 22, Luke, 21, Millie, 20, Katie, 19, James, 18, Ellie, 16, Aimee, 15, Josh, 14, Max, 12, Tillie, 11, Oscar, 10, Casper, nine, Hallie, six, Phoebe, five, Archie, four, Bonnie, three, and Heidie, one.
The clan spend an eye-watering £400 a week on their colossal food bill, consume 56 sausages, 16 pints of milk and four loaves of bread a day, as well as three tubes of toothpaste, 80 yoghurts a week and 24 toilet rolls per week.
Even if Sue and Noel decided they aren't going to have anymore kids, those figures look set to go shooting up.
Britain's biggest family is getting exponentially larger because they their children are starting to have kids of their own.
As well as being parents to their brood of 22, Sue and Noel also have seven grandchildren already.
Sue and Noel Radford appeared on This Morning in 2018 with some of their kids and grandchildren (Image: Ken McKay/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
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But many of them don't actually appear on their Channel 5 series, 22 Kids and Counting, which is back for a new episode tonight.
Eldest son Chris, who moved out of the family home but lives nearby in Morecambe, has three kids with his wife Nicole.
They are four-year-old Maisie, two-year-old Jacob and baby Nicholas, who is the newest addition to the entire Radford clan having been born in September last year.
Making the announcement on Instagram, grandma Sue said: "I have been itching to share this news all day, welcome to the family beautiful boy!"
While eldest daughter Sophie and her husband Joe are parents to Daisy, nine, Ayprill, seven and Leo, five.
Daughter Millie, 20, who still lives in the family home, has also given birth to a baby girl named Ophelia.
When she was born in September 2020, Sue posted a sweet snap holding her new grandchild with the caption: "Welcome to the family beautiful Ophelia.
"I can't even put into words how incredibly proud I am of @millieeradfordd you did AMAZING bringing this beautiful blessing into the world. We love you both so much."
The Radford Family gave an inside look into Millie's pregnancy (Image: Radford Family/Youtube)
Millie revealed details of her traumatic labour as she was rushed into theatre due to birthing complications, later describing how her cute little tot came out "kickboxing" with her fists up.
"Millie managed on gas and air. She came in at six centimeters, and you did brilliantly, didn't you," Sue explained on their YouTube channel.
"I can't believe you came in at six centimetres, and she was born five hours later."
Sue said her daughter suffered a "secondary degree tear" and she was left looking after Ophelia while the new mum was in theatre for around two hours.
However, because Millie "spiked a temperature and Ophelia pooed inside Millie just before she was born" doctors wanted to keep her in for 24 hours to check neither had an infection.
When Millie arrived back home from the hospital, her siblings were all itching to meet the new addition to the family.
While they took it in turns to hold the newborn, Noel turned to Sue and asked: "Can we have one?".
Ophelia got cuddles from her aunts and uncles (Image: Radford Family/Youtube)
There's a very good reason why their Channel 5 show is called 22 Kids and Counting, because more babies could be on the way.
The last baby that Sue and Noel had themselves was daughter Heidie in April 2020
They have previously claimed they definitely will not be expanding their family, with Sue revealing they have spent a whopping £1 million raising their kids and she's been pregnant for 16 and a half years of her life.
"No, we are not having any more," Sue told The Mirror last year. "Definitely 100% not."
During a Q&A session for their fans with their two eldest daughters, the couple explained that youngest daughter Heidie would be their final baby.
When asked if they were having any more children, Sue replied: "We have both decided that we don't want more children. This time we are definitely done! Heidi is definitely the last! That's that."
Noel added: "There will be no more little Radfords, not from us anyway."
The Radfords claim there won't be any more additions (Image: Lion TV)
However, he may have had a change of heart as he discussed the possibility of Sue having a 23rd child.
Speaking on the show, he said: "I get mixed feelings, its a nice feeling to think Heidie's the last, we can get on, just enjoy our lives, happy with what we've got you know with our 22 kids that's it, move on but then you get other feelings you know that's it, never gonna have that feeling again that newborns in the house that's ours."
Sue added: "I don't know what life is gonna be like without having a newborn in the house."
Son Jamie insisted to him that there would always be more babies in the house because of grandkids.
However, Noel confessed it wasn't "quite the same" as him and Sue considered having another child.
Noel then asked all the kids to convene in the living room, which the kids realise can only mean one of two things, their mum is pregnant or there's a big family holiday coming up.
In the opening episode of series two of their Channel 5 show, the Radfords debated whether they should have baby number 23.
Sue and Noel have 22 kids (Image: LeeMcLean/SWNS)
Noel shared with his family: "Right kids, we've got you all in here because we've heard the rumours going around the house.
"You're all sort of thinking me and mum are going to have another baby, so we're going to put the record straight."
He added: "Mum and me have both decided no more. We're done There's no more babies, no more brothers and sisters for you lot, we're happy with what we've got.
"Little Heidi is the last of the bunch, the last of the Radford clan."
However, their kids were less convinced they would actually stick to their word.
One of their older sons replied: "You've said this multiple times, that this would be your last one. Can we get it in writing?"
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