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Shikanoin Heizou – Anemo Detective in World of Warcraft
Heizou is a melee character with a wide range of attacks and defenses. His five fisticuffs abilities can deal massive amounts of AoE and Anemo damage. He also performs a powerful forward Heartstopper Strike punch. This skill can be charged four times and grants Heizou the Declension effect. Declension has four stacks and the Conviction ability creates a powerful strike that has a large AoE.
Shikanoin Heizou
Shikanoin Heizou is the number one detective for the Tenryou Commission, the rival detective agency of Sango. This character is a four-star Anemo, which means he has an excellent sense of intuition. Although his job isn't related to his official duties, it does give him a unique style. While some characters have criticised his attitude, he is still one of the most beloved detectives in the world.
In the series, Shikanoin Heizou has five voice lines. These lines reveal his personality as well as how his fellow characters feel about him. For example, Kujou Sara admits that she wishes to bring him into line but dislikes him. This is a perfect example of how Heizou is different from other detectives. As a result, Heizou will need to deal with many different personalities to solve cases in this series.
Heizou was first introduced in Version 2.8, Phase I. The character was originally obtainable only through the Kaedehara Kazuha and Klee Character Event Wish banners. Heizou will be included in the Wanderlust Invocation banner for another month, and occasionally gets boosted drop rates when featured on 5-star character banners. If you are looking to recruit this character, you will need to know his abilities and how to use them in your team.
The primary role of Shikanoin Heizou is to deal damage to enemies with his fists. The Shikanoin uses various attacks, and can also use special abilities. His best weapon is the Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds. This item increases his damage output and movement speed by 10%, and his elemental damage increases by 32%. You can even equip this weapon with other items for extra effect. If you are a fan of the Sacred Winds, this weapon will make you a more powerful fighter.
Shikanoin Heizou is a new four-star melee character in Genshin Impact. This character uses the Anemo Catalyst and is an excellent on-field DPS. He is capable of generating high amounts of Anemo Damage on his own and can also generate additional damage from Swirl, which he can use to kill multiple enemies. Since Heizou is a very versatile character, he's a great choice for a main DPS role or a sub-DPS. His unique abilities make him very versatile, making him a viable choice for almost any team. Heizou's ability to gather crowds at constellation 2 and his rate up greatly increase his personal damage.
The Anemo vision is an important trait of Heizou, allowing him to deal massive damage without relying on Crit hits. This is what makes him one of the strongest characters in the game. This is why he is an excellent choice for melee teams. While his multiplier abilities may not be as high as some other units, he is an excellent choice for a melee team. Heizou can use his Anemo vision to hunt down enemies, and it is one of the most powerful skills in Genshin Impact.
As a four-star DPS, Heizou has a very high damage output. The smallest male character in the game, Heizou was born on July 24 and has been around for over five years. In the series, he's arguably the best detective in the Tenryou commission. He's also a fun character to play with and enjoys playing with. If you're looking for a fun, high-damage character, he's worth checking out.
For the next ten years, Heathrow Airport plans to build another passenger terminal. Terminal 5 opened in March 2008 and was recognized with several awards. The terminal's predecessor, Terminal 1, closed in June 2015 after 47 years of operation. The airport is currently consulting with investors, government officials, and airline regulators about the next phase of the project. This article examines how Heathrow's latest expansion project will impact travelers. Read on to learn more about what's planned for the airport in the coming years.
The current airport covers 12 square kilometers (12 sq miles) in size and features custom taxi signs, custom ground service equipment, and 80+ custom modelled POIs. It also includes 10,000 custom iniScene cars, aggressive performance saving techniques, and realistic PBR texturing. Furthermore, the airport is equipped with the world's most sophisticated baggage handling system. With all these features, it's no wonder Heathrow is ranked among the world's top airports.
The airport's plans include a third runway that would cross the M25. The runway would engulf surrounding towns and communities, causing up to 750 homes to be destroyed. A new runway bridge would then be built over the M25, similar to that at Charles de Gaulle airport. Despite the unpredictability of such a development, the construction industry is optimistic about the long-term economic outlook and the long-term economic benefits of the new runway.
The expansion at Heathrow Airport will create approximately 180,000 new jobs and bring in PS17 billion in economic benefits. The new Terminal, known as The Queen's Terminal, was inaugurated by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in June 2014.
Among the many characters that can be substituted for Heizou in World of Warcraft, Yelan stands out. Not only does he deal high Hydro damage, but he also has decent Energy Particle generation and is fast. He can be very reliable in support roles, though. Besides Yelan, there are also some good options for Hydro sub-DPS in the form of Beidou and Yae Miko. But as we all know, a Heizou isn't the best match for every team.
Other character types to consider for this role include: Sucrose, Yuri, and Karma. Both of them can be used as Supports, but Heizou is more versatile than Sucrose. Both have different playstyles, and one can find both enjoyable and useful. However, you should remember that you should pair your Heizou with another character if you want the highest DPS potential. Heizou's Elemental Skill provides crowd control and is effective for damage dealers, but it has a low DMG output compared to other five-star characters.
A good weapon set is the Viridescent Venerer set, which is a four-piece artifact that gives Heizou +15% attack. It increases Swirl damage by 60% and lowers enemy resistance for ten seconds. It can also be a good choice for melee DPS if you're not interested in focusing on Anemo. It can also be used to boost the damage output of your Anemo spells.
If you don't have a Catalyst, you can always pull for other weapons that have similar effect. For instance, the Solar Pearl can increase Normal and elemental attacks by 20% for 6 seconds. Another good choice for melee characters is the Skyward Atlas. These items also provide some extra movement speed, which is a great help for Heizou. They can also be crafted by using the Mappa Mare.
While a Heizou build is similar to EM builds, the emphasis is on the elemental skill and normal attack. There are two basic builds to consider: one that is 100% Elemental Mastery and one that is more general. Both builds are roughly equal in damage, and depend on your team composition and playstyle. The first builds should focus on talent upgrades for the elemental skill, but are not as important as the latter.
If you want to focus on boosting the damage of your Swirl, you can equip two Anemo coins. It increases ATK by 18%. If you have a high-damage build, you can consider using the Critical Strike substat and the Viridescent Venerer artifact set. The latter two are best for teams that rely on the use of Tasers. Heizou can also be equipped with the Golden Raven Insignia.
Previously, Heizou worked as a detective with Bantan Sango in their Heizou and Sango Detective Agency. He believes that detectives should not just solve crimes, but also prevent them. With the help of his catalyst, he can deal massive Anemo DMG. He also has the ability to use a catalyst in battle, allowing him to deal massive damage to his enemies. In addition, his Anemo DMG can be extremely devastating when all 4 stacks are in place.
Heizou also excels in teams that deal passive damage to enemies. Team members such as Yelan, Xingqiu, and Fischl can all deal Hydro DMG to enemies. This makes him an excellent choice for teams that lack a dedicated tank or DPS. If you want to avoid using the tank, the latter two can replace them for the more powerful Heizou. And since they are not game-breaking, the former can be a fun addition to your 4-star lineup.
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Mustafa Dzhemilev: Crimean Tatars under totalitarian regime, forced to leave their homeland
Cossacks guarding the Verkhovna Rada of Crimea building - at the beginning of March last year
2015/03/03 - 08:43 • Crimea
Article by: Alexandra Wagner
Source: Radio Svoboda
Translated by: Dasha Darchuk
Edited by: Alya Shandra
The process of Crimea's annexation by Russia, lasting merely a month, began a year ago. This came straight after the killing of dozens of protestors at the Institutska street in Kyiv and the following flight of ex-President Victor Yanukovych from Ukraine. Everything that had happened from the end of February until mid-March of last year, became a precursor to military activities in Donbas, in which Russia, just like in Crimea, is taking an active part. And although the concept "hybrid war" started to come up when assessing the events in eastern Ukraine, this term is also correct for describing what happened in Crimea.
The Crimean-Tatars, who came back to their motherland after the deportation, after half a century of fighting against the totalitarian Soviet regime, have yet again found themselves under a totalitarian regime which is worse than the Soviet one. And they are forced to leave their motherland all over again
One of the leaders of the Crimean Tatar people, Mustafa Dzhemilev, remembers what happened a year ago in Crimea:
– The "green men," or, in other words, Russian saboteurs, first appeared in Sevastopol, where they began seizing administrative buildings, and four days later the same thing started happening in Simferopol. There were 110 of them. After this appeared tanks, helicopters, APCs, columns of soldiers. This happened later. At that time Ukraine was asking – in order to avoid bloodshed – to not put up any resistance. There were high expectations that the international community would not allow for this international delinquency in the 21st century. But nothing happened. The Mejlis of Crimean-Tatar people was appealing to the UN, we were asking for the deployment of peacekeeping troops, but this too was fruitless, as the aggressor-country has the right to veto in the UN Security Council. The only thing they did was bring the discussion to a meeting of the UN General Assembly, where an overwhelming majority of the countries supported Ukraine, began imposing some sanctions. The sanctions, of course, do harm Russia's economy but so far they haven't led to the de-occupation of Crimea.
– You are saying that the matter involved 110 saboteurs. What is known to the Ukrainian deputies about these people today?
 – 70 people seized the Council of Ministers building, 40 people – the parliament. Of course, if the Ukrainian side would have been well-prepared – there was a subdivision of "Alfa" located not far away – they [the saboteurs] could have been surrounded and neutralized. But Ukraine wasn't doing anything. And only afterwards we found out that all the subdivisions were infiltrated by Russian reconnaissance, their people were everywhere, and they weren't carrying out the orders they were given. It was said that we weren't complying with the February agreement [concerning the resolution of the political crisis in Ukraine – a document, signed on February 21 2014 between the former president of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych and the leaders of parliamentary opposition, through the intermediary of the EU representatives – ed], which is why Russia was forced to take steps, so to speak. But this is an absolute lie! Firstly, the February agreement was signed amongst the inner political forces of Ukraine itself, while Russia and other countries were present as observers. It isn't a question of a breach of agreements between Ukraine and Russia, and in no way is it a pretext for an intrusion into our country, says Mustafa Dzhemilev.
February 23 could be considered as a beginning of the operation on forceful annexation of Crimea to Russia, when the creation of a local people's council was announced at a rally under the Russian flags, which was to be headed by a Russian national Oleksii Chalyi. At the same time, checkpoints with Czech hedgehogs and columns of armored warfare with Russian numbers appeared at the entrance to Sevastopol. Back then, Russian APCs left the military units, which was a breach of agreement between Russia and Ukraine concerning the stationing of the Black Sea fleet on Ukrainian territory.
The following day, Mykhailo Zurabov, the ambassador of Russia to Ukraine, is recalled. And on February 25 a Russian flag appears on the Verkhovna Rada building [Crimean parliament] for the first time. It was hung there by the participants of the demonstration, organized by pro-Russian cossack organizations, which was also joined by the members of the "Crimean front" movement, the existence of which was unknown until that moment. [The crowd] gathered at the Verkhovna Rada building was urging the speaker Vladymyr Konstantynov to convene an extraordinary parliament session, to pass a resolution on insubordination to the Ukrainian central government, to announce a referendum on independence, and to direct an appeal to the government of Russia. These statements and the appearance of Russian armored warfare on the outskirts of Sevastopol became grounds for calling an extraordinary session of the Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, following which criminal proceedings on the charges of separatism were initiated.
On February 23 and 26 demonstrations by the supporters of Ukraine's unity took place in Crimea, which were organized by the Mejlis of Crimean-Tatar people. But as early as on the night of February 27, the buildings of Crimean parliament and the Council of Ministers were already occupied by armed people, Ukrainian flags were taken down from the flagstaff and Russian ones were hung in their place. On that day, at the extraordinary session of the Supreme Council of Crimea, the government was dissolved, the decision to conduct a referendum was reached, and a new head of government was appointed – Serhiy Aksionov, leader of the Russian Unity party.
Shortly before the voting, armed people who occupied the building seized mobile phones from deputies, part of the parliamentarians weren't even present in the building at that time, journalists weren't allowed into the chamber, hence it still is impossible to check how many votes one or another decision had gathered. Yet again support was given by the Russian armed forces: 7 APCs of the Russian Black Sea Fleet had left the military unit and headed in the direction of Simferopol. They were noticed by journalists in the area of Ukromne settlement [a village in the Simferopol region]. The movement of Russian heavy armored warfare wasn't agreed upon with the Ukrainian authorities either.
Russian servicemen occupy a Ukrainian military base in Crimea
In three days, well-equipped and armed servicemen bearing no insignia appeared on the streets of Crimean towns and near the Ukrainian military units. Contrary to the allegations made by Russia at the time, that no soldiers from the Russian army were involved, the subsequent events leave no doubt: a military operation on annexation of the Crimean peninsula by Russia was underway.
All possible measures are being undertaken to compel the Crimean-Tatars to become obedient Russian citizens. Since it appears highly unlikely, the main stakes are on creating conditions, which would force them to leave the Crimean territory
Mustafa Dzhemilev tells us about the changes that occurred in Crimea after the peninsula's annexation by Russia:
– All possible measures are being undertaken to compel the Crimean-Tatars to become obedient Russian citizens. Since it appears highly unlikely, the main stakes are on creating conditions, which would force them to leave the Crimean territory. At the same time, large numbers of ethnic Russians are being brought in from the Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts, and are being settled close to the Crimean Tatar villages – seemingly, in case of any possible conflicts. Raids in search of the so-called banned literature and weapons are being carried out. In fact, the term "banned literature" is a novelty for Ukraine, we didn't know what it was a while back.
Under Russian rule, Crimea has a list of banned literature – a large list of approximately 2600 book titles, which are constantly being added, and which you are not allowed to read and store
It is a large list of approximately 2600 book titles, which are constantly being added, and which, as it turns out, you are not allowed to read, not allowed to store, it constitutes a crime. Each person who reads is at risk of being searched, while he might not even be aware that he owns banned literature. Above all, people are fear-ridden about people going missing (initially a person disappears, and then he is usually found dead). I think, mandatory conscription into the Russian armed forces would contribute to the further exodus of Crimean Tatars from their land.
If you aren't registered, you pay a large fine, then a criminal case is initiated and you are faced with up to 5 years of incarceration. I don't know a single Crimean Tatar who would have wanted to serve within the Russian army. Hence, I fear that they will be moving: either looking for a job or joining the Ukrainian army. But in this case, their family members would be victimized. Therefore, there is now a tendency to leave and to bring along one's family members. So it turns out that, the Crimean Tatars, who came back to their motherland after the deportation, after half a century of fighting against the totalitarian Soviet regime, have yet again found themselves under a totalitarian regime which is worse than the Soviet one. And they are forced to leave their motherland all over again.
– During the winter session of the Parliamentary Assembly of OSCE many delegates were saying that the residents of Crimea are deprived of the right of choice, such circumstances are created, by which they are forced to obtain a Russian passport, even if they don't want it. In the case of Crimean-Tatars, how many people have decided, despite the difficulties, to retain the Ukrainian passport?
– In order to retain Ukrainian citizenship you had to write quite a degrading letter of application, consisting of two clauses. The first one was that the signatory acknowledges that from now on Crimea is a an integral part of the Russian Federation, and the second one, that the signatory acknowledges that he is henceforth considered as a foreigner on the Crimean territory, with all of the ensuing consequences. To envisage a Crimean Tatar who would write that he is a foreigner on his own land is simply inconceivable. On the other hand, if you don't get a Russian passport, then you don't have the right to send your kids to school, you don't have the right to undergo treatment at a public hospital, in short, you barely have any rights.
Which is why our position was as follows: let our fellow countrymen take these passports, as it was in the occupied Germany back in the days, when Ausweis were drawn up upon the need of traveling from one place to another. Especially, since according to the Ukrainian law, coercion into assuming citizenship from another nation will not result in the loss of Ukrainian citizenship. Which is why the people who left to the mainland can renew their Ukrainian passport, if it had been taken away from them. But even someone who has obtained a Russian passport and is continuing with his studies, for example, in an institute of higher education, perfectly understands, that his prospective diploma will not be accepted by anyone, except for Russia. Hence, we fear that if the de-occupation of Crimea will not take place in the near future, the flow of refugees would be significantly greater.
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Sometimes holidays sneak up on you, and if you're in that boat for Valentine's Day this year, look no further than this one-stop shopping guide. Whether you're going out with a significant other, celebrating singledom with your gal-entines, or playing it low key with a movie marathon and champagne, one thing's for certain: you have to wear something.
There are only two more weekdays before the 14th, which leaves very little time to plan an outfit. Because of this, we've created five cute looks for five different Valentine's Day plans. The best part? Each outfit comes entirely from one store. Time is precious when you are a college student, and we don't want you wasting it ducking into every single store in the mall. One stop, one outfit, and you're good to go!
Belting your heart out to No Doubt and Carrie Underwood this V-Day? It doesn't matter if your single girlfriends planned this event or if you're mixing it up with your S.O., but this is the perfect opportunity to wear your tallest heels. Play into the holiday by wearing a bright red top in a non-cheesy way, and throw a slinky jacket over the blouse. Forever 21 is a haven for accessories and jewelry, so be sure to swing by those departments to grab some accent items on your way out.
If you find yourself in one of those awkward "we-just-started-dating-but-it's-Valentine's-Day" situations, there's no need for the pressure of a big dinner and flowers. Go a non-traditional route with your new date and spend the afternoon at the local science center or history museum.
You'll want to look casual yet cute, and Target has ultra-hip and inexpensive clothes that are perfect for this kind of activity. Select this coral peplum top with white jeans. Spring bags and shoes have started to arrive at Target, so reach for a cute pair of booties (that you'll wear to class constantly, too!) and a mint purse.
Given that 90% of the country has yet to thaw out from Polar Vortex, staying home to cook with your significant other or friends may be a viable option for the 14th. However, just because you are home doesn't mean you should wear sweatpants and your go-to 7th grade softball hoodie.
If you are entertaining, wear a chiffon dress with cute tights. H&M has stepped up their shoe game, so look for these color-blocked heels with studded ankle straps. Once again, throw a little Valentine's spirit into your look with a skinny heart belt.
For one reason or another, you may not have Valentine's Day plans. It can be easy to get bummed when everyone is celebrating their relationship status, but choose to see the situation in a different light. Stay home. Take a bath. Spend the night watching the new season of House of Cards (that's what I plan on doing!) or have a Pretty Little Liars marathon. Drink champagne. Celebrate yourself!
But first, swing by Charlotte Russe to treat yourself to some cute new loungewear. Wear leopard-print leggings, a cozy sweatshirt, your favorite scarf, and comfy slippers, then start that Netflix marathon.
What is your go-to store when you are low on time? What are your plans for Friday the 14th? Which sample outfit above is your favorite? Let us know by leaving us your thoughts in a comment below!


The New York State Special Olympics held their Summer State Games at Buffalo University in June and the Herkimer Hawks won the gold medal for Division 5 basketball.
The New York State Special Olympics held their Summer State Games at Buffalo University in June.
The three-day event began with opening ceremonies June 15 with teams and coaches attending from across the state.
Representing the Central Region in basketball were the Herkimer Hawks who had also participated in regional tournaments in Rochester and Albany. At the state games, the Hawks defeated the Ithaca Red Raiders 36-14 and the Ulster Tigers 46-17 to claim gold medals for the Division 5 victory.
The Hawks are coached by Cheryl Moore, Frank Reid and Patricia Talaba with assistance from Bernie Wren.


"....a face to meet the faces....": Twin Peaks (and troughs).
I've read lots of articles about being a mum of twins and, in the main, they are tosh. I can see that it's easy to feel superior when you have more than one at a time but, really, why are we so insistent on competing? Is having twins or multiples harder? According to whose definition of hard? And why does it matter?
No parent is going to give birth to either of my children as a singleton. It is pointless to speculate about halving the workload associated with Rowan and Willow. I AM NOT A NUMBER, and all that jazz.
Comparisons are inevitable, of course. And to some extent, they do help us navigate the world. So I'll capitulate and share some of the things I think are different about having twins.Not better, worse, easier or harder - just different.
1. The shock factor is more intense. You can prepare for their arrival but you can't feel sleep deprivation before it hits you or adapt to labour and breastfeeding before you must. Twins tag-team or double-team you in those early weeks and months. Parents of multiples need support and are more likely to suffer from PND , marital problems and other stress-related issues.
2. However close in age any two siblings may be, parenting them is different from parenting twins. People tell me they had two children very close together and it was just like having twins: I suspect they've embraced the competitive dialogue.
In fact, it is not the same. Breastfeeding two at once is different from breastfeeding one while persuading another to eat cereal. Carrying two who can't support their heads is different from strapping on a gurgler and pushing around a chatterer in a buggy. Not harder. But definitely different.
3. Establishing sleep routines is more important. There is a lot of talk about child- or baby-led routines these days. Many parents prefer to breastfeed or cuddle their children to sleep.
With more than one baby, letting them nap when they like means sentencing yourself to no peace and no outings. And it's physically impossible to rock or breastfeed two to sleep, as I discovered when mine were around 3 months old.
Climbing that hurdle of cluelessness about how to establish routine was a nightmare. But once I'd learned a few tricks, it was wonderful.
4. Making the finances work is a challenge.
Research by TAMBA chimes with my experience.
It's a little galling that with a multiple birth, you get one set of leave and parental benefits for more than one child. Returning to work as a mother of multiples is very difficult, assuming you don't have family to do childcare and want your work to bring in money. Putting two infants in nursery in the UK is very expensive. My pre-parenthood salary was less than 30,000: I wouldn't have brought home anything at all, had I gone back to work after a year.
I imagine putting two at once through driving lessons, university, etc will be tough, too.
One gestation period, two babies. One labour, two babies. Asked to choose between the physical challenge of carrying two and carrying one then another, I'd opt for the former every time!
6. You can entertain them with the same stuff. One trip to soft play, two toddlers perfectly happy.
No worrying about how the baby will cope or whether the older child will be bored. They can do more or less everything together and, once they get some independence, they have a ready-made friend to hang out with.
I don't think this means twins become easy once they're 5, as I often hear. Again, I believe this is the competition speaking. Have you watched two five-year-olds at play?! It's exhausting!
I know some parents of multiples hate all the comments. And yes, there are days when you have half-an-hour to hit Tesco and want to swallow alive the shopper whose sister had twins twenty years ago. But, in general, I am told that my work is tough more often than my peers with one child or more than one of different ages. This is a boon. In the main, the people stopping to chat aren't being negative, they're just expressing admiration.
8. Watching them develop is fascinating. You can see two different people grow up together, so you have a very good sense of what is unique about each. And you get to watch them learn to relate to a peer, at the same time as watching them become an individual.
9. There are some great perks about having twins, such as the way it dilutes parental angst. For example, I can eat lunch with Rowan and Willow and it feels neither mundane nor like a face off.
I'll stop there. Being a parent is hard work and it's wonderful. You can't superimpose one family experience onto another. It's fascinating to chat to people about the challenges and joys of their particular situation.
So let's cut each other a bit of slack, hey? Next twin mum who scoffs about the 'Are they identical?' question, I might just rant at you. You want people to understand life with twins better? You have to talk to them about it, not despise them for their ignorance.


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3. SC.912.L.14.7 An apple tree is an example of a fruiting plant. A cross-section of the apple is shown below. a. From what part of the apple does structure A develop and what is its primary function? It develops from the guard cells and its primary function is glucose storage. b. It develops from the ground tissue and its primary function is glucose storage. c. It develops from the seeds of the tree and its primary function is for reproduction. d. It develops from the flower of the tree and its primary function is for reproduction. 4. SC.912.L.14.7 Terrestrial plants have stomata on the surface of their leaves. A single stoma is surrounded by two guard cells that change shape to open or close the stoma in response to environmental factors. Which of the following best explains how the structure of the leaf is used in processes that occur in plants? a. Water enters the plant through the surface of the leaf for transpiration. b. Gases for photosynthesis are exchanged through the surface of the leaf. c. Energy for cellular reproduction is absorbed through the surface of the leaf. d. Carbon dioxide enters the plant through the surface of the leaf for cellular reproduction. 5. SC.912.L.14.7 Specialized cells often have a unique size and shape that allow them to perform a specific function in the organism. Cells of the same type are usually organized into tissues that in turn form organs. A given organ may have several different tissues and thus several specialized cell types. Which of the following tissues are matched to the correct physiological function? Ground tissues are specialized for transpiration. b. Meristematic tissues are specialized for growth. c. Dermal tissues are specialized for photosynthesis. d. Vascular tissue are specialized in reproduction. a.
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sea lice pictures 2018
The Florida "sea lice" are something else entirely - the freshly hatched larvae of thimble jellyfish (Linuche unguiculata), which breed in the warming neotropical Atlantic waters of Spring and early Summer, with the larvae persisting as late as August. "We never needed a company like this.". What's Giving Some Beachgoers Rashes? It doesn't happen as frequently, and jellyfish larvae aren't the culprits. "They ride on salmon, grazing on the mucous layer covering the skin. Fortunately, there are ways to treat the…. The rash is the result of baby jellyfish or anemone stingers. "The loss of efficiency of SLICE had a role to play in the levels of sea lice, but the abundance of sea lice in the region was due to unusual hot, dry weather that affected water quality," says Linda Sams, the sustainable development director of Cermaq Canada. They aren't even sea lice — actual sea lice only bite fish. "During most years, more than 90 per cent of sites in B.C. Earlier this year seven of those farms were infested with sea lice, a parasite that occurs naturally in the wild, but flourishes in small crowded open-net pens. This delayed onset gives the condition its common name: sea bather's eruption, or sea lice. Why do these tiny critters make us so itchy? Market data provided by Factset. The state's department of health also recommends that you not wear a T-shirt in the water to prevent the sea lice from getting tangled in the clothing. Thank you, Indigenous leaders supporting Calgary's bid to bring back the Olympics. Swimmers there had been leaving the shore feeling fine, only to find the next day that they had red, itchy rashes. But Morton argues that alternative methods should have already been in place and that DFO should have stepped in to protect wild salmon. "Sea lice have an exceptional ability to become resistant to drugs and other treatments," she says. According to the report, 96 per cent of wild juvenile salmon in the area were infected with an average of eight lice per fish, some as many as 50. The infected farms are located on wild salmon migration routes which can pose a serious threat to wild juvenile salmon on their way from freshwater to the open ocean. And when you get out of the water, don't towel off, because that can activate stingers, according to the Auckland Regional Public Health Service. If you do get stung, the over-the-counter antihistamines and hydrocortisone creams can be used, according to Florida's Department of Health, along with calamine lotion to treat the symptoms until they subside. "It makes me pissed off, says John. We explain what's eating your clothes and when moths may be a problem. If you're scratching for any other reason, it could be because you just got back from the Shore and unfortunately know exactly what I'm talking about. . But Cermaq reported their fish were infected by up to 30 in April. While symptoms can sometimes be more serious, these typical skin rashes — which can develop just minutes after being stung — can usually be treated with antihistamines and topical corticosteroids skin creams like cortisone, according to Medscape.com. © 2005-2020 Healthline Media a Red Ventures Company. In late August, Cermaq voluntarily closed the Fortune Channel fish farm. "Research is under way by DFO, industry, and academia, to find alternative methods to manage sea lice, and to better predict and track SLICE resistance," DFO says. In an effort to not have a sea lice outbreak in the future, Cermaq has invested $12-million into a custom built barge that they say will remove and capture sea lice and their eggs using only pressurized water. ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC. Sea lice, also known as seabather's eruption, are actually miniature jellyfish that leave red, painful rashes on the skin. (Florida Department of Health). https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2018/06/sea-lice-jellyfish-science.html. For starters, sea lice are not actual lice. However, it's possible that if you loan out your swimsuit without washing it, another person could get a rash from the cells.
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Meet the Emirati artist who 'provokes' questions with his work
Meet the Emirati artist who 'provokes' questions with his work /node/1552911/lifestyle
Acclaimed Emirati visual artist Mohammed Kazem talks us through some of his favorite work. (Supplied)
Adam Grundey
DUBAI: When Mohammed Kazem was 14, he joined the Emirates Fine Art Society, which had been founded just four years earlier, in 1980. At the time, art was not part of the curriculum at Kazem's school (nor, indeed, at many schools in the GCC). "Once a week, maybe, they would give us some paper and say, 'OK. You have 40 minutes to draw.' But draw what? There was no structure, no teaching of technique," he says.
At the nascent Fine Art Society, the young Kazem was introduced to Hassan Sharif — one of the first generation of contemporary Emirati artists to study overseas. The two went on to work together for 30 years. "He was my mentor. Not just me, a lot of people," Kazem says of Sharif. "He was a pioneer not just in the UAE or the GCC, but in the Arab world. He was doing conceptual work in the Seventies, when he was in the UK. Such work really didn't exist, then, in the Arab world, because the focus was on conventional work, not contemporary. There was no conceptual work or performance art."
Under Sharif's tutelage, Kazem learned quickly. At 17, he took part in his first exhibition, and over the next decade, he was invited to represent the UAE at a number of international art shows. He was already moving away from traditional painting (although he stresses how important it was for him to have learned conventional techniques) to experiment with other materials and artforms.
"The beauty of visual art is that you have the freedom to use anything," he says. "If I need something conventional to support my concept I'll go back to painting, because I have to."
Kazem's conceptual art is an intriguing mix of profound ideas (loss, borders, social issues, nature, and human connection) and childlike irreverence.
"All of my work is really about what I am seeing and what I am thinking. It's playful work," he says. "It's also serious. And ironic. But it's not science, you know? It's art. We're not giving answers. We can provoke, and we can raise issues. But we don't solve issues."
'Directions (Standing on Mingcui Lake)'
I've been using GPS coordinates in my practice since 1999. The reason I'm using GPS is because I had an accident on a fishing trip in the mid-Nineties. I was lost in the middle of the sea — you couldn't see anything but the horizon all around. I had no idea where I was. So from 1999 until today, many of my works are called "Directions" — with subtitles — to know where I'm existing. They commissioned this work for the Yinchuan Biennale in 2016. I wanted to do something with a relationship to the area. I was living next to this lake for one month, so I recorded the coordinates while I was standing. Then I asked them to cut these numbers from natural material — because there are fish in the lake and I didn't want to affect them — and I put all the coordinates into the water, so it was like I was standing on the water. It's also about visual art — how you're receiving images from media and from TV — we're all receiving thousands of images in our daily lives, and I'm interested in capturing these elements and putting them into the context of art.
'Kisses'
In 2010, I went to New York. I was crossing the road and saw a lot of gum on the street, and I came up with this concept: I bought some chalk and I connected the gum. That was "Kisses." You don't know who's kissing who. Old man kissing a child. Man kissing a woman. Someone kissing someone who's passed away. It's kind of a poetic way of looking at something, and it was part of the environment that I was in. This series of "Kisses," I made in South Korea. It's a very simple idea, but very effective.
'Nurses'
This is another example of work that was relevant to the place I was in. I met a lot of nurses in the States, and their uniforms were all made of different colorful fabrics, not like in the UAE. I started to count them daily — I'd sit at the place where they would cross the road and I'd count: How many green? Yellow? Pink? So I was just focused on one thing. I chose to do that — not for long, just for a certain period. Then I ordered these fabrics online, and I created these minimalist pieces. And every time these works are shown, I ask the gallery to install them randomly, so they're always shown differently. Why? Because it's not a systematic work. I met these people randomly in the street, and I wanted to continue that random chance into the work. It looks like a very systematic work, but it's not.
'Directions (Steps)'
These works were diptychs, shot between Al Ain and Hatta (in the UAE). You can see the colors of the environment. For each of the pairs, I moved the GPS. My feet aren't moving. I just moved the GPS machine and took the photographs. Then I collected the coordinates and drew them as numbers.
'Directions (Yinchuan)'
I made this in China for the Yinchuan Biennale. You can see the symmetry — it's kind of going back to convention. The first time I got this idea, I was in a room in Philadelphia, and the sunlight was only coming into it at sunset. So I had to wait until late afternoon, and that gave me an idea about how it has relation with symmetry: How could you bring the light of the morning into the room? In the morning, I went behind the building and collected the coordinates while the sun hit my body. I printed those coordinates on vinyl, then when the light came into the room, it was passing through the coordinates of the morning, and bringing the light inside. Then it disappears. So this was a long (corridor), with panels on one side, and as the sun moved, it would light up coordinates on the opposite walls. With these coordinates, and the sunlight, (it's like I'm travelling).
'Measuring'
This piece was for an exhibition called "White Cube…Literally." The idea of the cube is this perfect measurement, so I wanted to break that with these random measurements. This work should be very sharp, very clean. It's coated stainless steel, illuminated inside.
'Collecting Light'
I made this during a residence in Honolulu. They gave me a room where everything was an antique — I felt like I couldn't touch anything. So for 15 days I was there by the ocean, not painting — it was a good situation for a conceptual artist: I could just think, not touch anything. I'd previously made similar works in Dubai: On my balcony at home, the light would bounce off the wall and go. So how can you keep that light? I photographed the walls when the sun was hitting them, so there was shade and light. Then I printed them and I scratched the part where the sun hit, creating sound and movement. That was "Receiving Light." Then I took some paper and travelled from Dubai to Korfokhan, putting the paper under the shade of trees and buildings and everything, and I titled that one "Collecting Light." This one, in Honolulu, it has a relation to the space, really. You can see the sky of Honolulu and my hand. And you can see the scratches on the paper.
'Directions (RAW DATA)'
This was from a 2013 installation in Sharjah. This is all the coordinates I had in the GPS from several different works over many years, and I put them together. You know how we all have our phones now, with lots of material inside? So I thought, 'This is my material now.' I'd been collecting them for many years. So I made a work with animation. It was a dark rectangular room with projectors behind the screens.
'Directions (Walking on Water)'
In 2002, I made a work using 10 wooden panels, and engraved on each one were coordinates from the eastern part of the UAE, where it's open to the Indian Ocean. I threw these pieces in the water in order to break the borders. I'm using technology, but I'm also using natural elements like wind and waves, so these pieces were lost. We documented them with photographs, and I showed four of them on one board with the coordinates, and there was one white, monochrome board that symbolized the panels I'd lost. In 2005, I wanted to do something with this idea of being lost. So with this white board I created cylinders in which, for 360 degrees, you could see the sea. Remember the story about when I was lost at sea? I wanted it to be a really big installation, but I couldn't realize it at that time. Then, in 2013, the UAE chose me to represent the country at the Venice Biennale, and I had the chance to realize this project and create a 360-degree video, and immediately got the title, 'Walking on Water' — Venice, yes? We filmed this work on a boat with six cameras, so the boat in the video is 'moving' the way that it moved regularly — there are no artificial effects in this film. Then we got the room built. It used 15 projectors, and under your feet are the coordinates — inferring that you're crossing borders. You feel seasick when you enter this room. The idea was that you'd feel like those pieces I lost, floating somewhere. It looks very clean, but it was very sophisticated — there's a lot of hidden equipment.
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Egyptian actress Magda Al-Sabahi dies at 88 /node/1614491/lifestyle
Her career spans for three decades. (AFP)
DUBAI: Renowned Egyptian actress Magda Al-Sabahi died Thursday in her Cairo home, her daughter Ghada Nafa confirmed.
In 1956, Al-Sabahi founded her own film production company.
Her career spans for three decades. Before she retired from acting, Al-Sabahi appeared in over 60 films, however she notably known for her roles in "El-Naseh" in 1949, "Al-Ragol Allazy Ohebo" in 1962 and "El-Omr Lahza" in 1978.
In 1956, Al-Sabahi founded her own film production company. She was also elected as president of the "Egyptian Women in Film Association" in 1995.
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Commencement Behind the Scenes: A True Team Effort
By Paula Isham, UC Merced
Preparing for Commencement is a lengthy process.
It's before dawn on a Saturday morning in mid-May — not a time anyone would expect the UC Merced campus to be busy. But it is.
This is Spring Commencement, and there is much work to do.
Parking and transportation staff are placing signage and temporary fencing. In the kitchens, dozens of dining and catering workers are preparing breakfast for thousands of people, including the police officers and transportation employees who will spend the morning guiding traffic, answering questions and maintaining order.
"We want our guests to circulate on and off the campus as efficiently as possible so that they have an excellent experience. We want to send them off with smiles on their faces," Transportation, Parking and Fleet Services Director Karin Groth said.
Custodians are bustling about, tidying and stocking restrooms for the more than 10,000 people who will visit campus over these two days.
The grass on the Carol Tomlinson-Keasey Quad has had its final cut and water for the week, and the grounds crew members place covers over any area that could cause someone to trip as they clear off leaves and loose grass. Once the sun begins to rise, a team of people fans out to place programs on 5,500 chairs that are zip-tied together in neat rows.
A team in the library steams robes for faculty and administrators to wear. A Facilities crew double-checks that everything is working, safe and in its place. In the Lantern, a full staff plus additional helpers prepare to sell hundreds of cups of coffee and snacks, while a group from Alumni Relations coordinates event volunteers, handing out "event staff" shirts, walkie-talkies and other needed items. Before most people have even had their coffee, volunteers are ready to take tickets and guide family members to seats.
It's an annual occurrence, but that doesn't make it easier, especially when you consider the many hundreds of people and thousands of hours that go into every commencement event.
"There are so many people behinds the scenes, I don't even know how to estimate," Assistant Director of Protocol and Special Events Shannon Rogina said. "TAPS, the police, grounds, facilities, custodians, IT, all the volunteers, faculty, staff, leadership, the outside vendors — there are too many to name, but every single one of them is important."
Graduates and their families will have a lovely day, thanks in part to all the work that goes on behind the scenes.
All of this is a far cry from UC Merced's first commencement, which saw three students graduate in 2006. In 2009, the first full class of 500 graduates experienced Michelle Obama's first commencement address. More than 1,300 students are expected to graduate this year.
The Commencement Planning Committee, which starts meeting each January, is a diverse team that brings expertise from information technology, catering and dining services, transportation and parking, facilities, external relations, student affairs, skilled trades and public safety. Every aspect of the ceremonies is planned down to the smallest detail, to ensure the weekend goes as flawlessly as possible.
"The work order I file with Facilities Management is 20 pages long," Rogina said.
Countless Hours of Planning and Preparation
On May 18-19, UC Merced students will receive their degrees on a stage that takes an entire week to build, starting with the vendor that brings the stage pieces early one morning the weekend before.
But even before stage parts arrive — a month before — the grounds team begins to limit the number of events held in the quad and starts preparing the lawn. Facilities Management's skilled trades team removes fixed furniture, such as benches, to prepare for temporary equipment, and works with vendors on proper placement of stage supports, temporary electrical generators and utility connections. A team of people surveys below-ground utilities to reduce the chance of damage during stage setup.
Fire extinguishers must be placed. Emergency routes have to be planned, examined and walked. The live-streaming equipment that will broadcast the ceremonies online and in the Dr. Lakireddy Auditorium must be set up.
"We want the technology to be a vehicle for an impactful experience," Videoconferencing and Media Streaming Specialist Edson Gonzales said.
There's still time to volunteer to be part of the 2019 Commencement ceremonies, where you're sure to see a lot of happy faces.
A professional linguist pre-records the accurate pronunciation of graduate names through a name reading software vendor. The recorded graduate name, degree and major is coded on a card to project onto the two 11.5-by-15-foot 6mm LuxMax LED walls at the ceremony.
Electricians check circuits and outlets. Restrooms and drinking fountains are serviced. Doors are repaired, heating and cooling systems are checked, extension cords with cable covers are laid.
Sidewalks are pressure-washed to remove debris and chewing gum. Catering starts receiving crates of about 95,000 pounds of food and production begins for the more than 2,300 people who will be fed at about 50 events over commencement weekend.
"There are so many important details to attend to around campus," Executive Director of Campus Services Jeff Isham said. "It is the individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes commencement work."
Every department involved works extra hours — lots of them — but Rodney Trevathan, general services manager in Facilities, singled out two of his team members for special recognition.
"Carlos Estrada and Junior Sanchez are two of the unsung heroes working behind the scenes in Moving and Events," Trevathan said. "They work 70-80 hours that week to make sure each event has what they need, right when it is needed."
Everyone involved agrees it's all worth it for the final result.
"Every time I hear Pomp and Circumstance, it takes me back to my own graduation," Gonzales said. "You can't help but feel uplifted and know that something great is about to happen."
"I love to see the students and feel their joy and all the excitement on campus," Rogina said.
If you would like to be part of Spring Commencement 2019, volunteers are still needed for such duties as ushering, ticket-taking, visitor information services and more. Join the Commencement Squad by visiting Commencement 2019, or email commencement@ucmerced.edu with questions.
James Leonard


Nothing too earth shattering on Day 5.
I made many many feet of this bias binding, I'm loving the way the plaid looks. Cut, sewn together, pressed, and attached to the soon-to-be completed item. Does anyone else piece the strips together backwards, or is it just me? I swear, I had to resew one piece three times before I got it right, with all the seams on the same side.
Next step is the hand sewing, my favorite part.
I thought I was the only one who keeps piecing the strips backwards. I feel so much better now. Have fun with the hand sewing.
I've been catching up on blog reading and have enjoyed seeing all of your projects!
Me too! Do it every darn time! Hand sewing?! That looks like a lot of hand sewing to me.


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Michael Ballack argues with the referee during the 2009 Champions League semi-final
It is inevitable that in football, human errors contribute to matches being won or lost. Shots will be missed, passes will be misplaced and errors will be made within those ninety plus minutes.
However, there is nothing as irritating and disappointing for any football fan when decisions are made against their team, or unusual circumstances arise that should have never happened in the first place.
And thus, controversy ensues, helped by the mere fact that players, coaches and even fans think and know that every single call should have gone their way, especially if it's something that could have helped their team. Any given game has moments where one side or the other feel that they have been cheated somehow.
But nothing manages to evoke as much criticism or even passion when talked about as these games continue to be debated and talked about till date, memories fresh in the mind of those who witnessed it first hand and from those who managed to find a youtube video or two about the match itself!
#10 Manchester United 2-0 Arsenal (24/10/2004)
One of the most aggressive games in Premier League history
For a few years on either side of the millennium, Arsenal's intense rivalry with Manchester United was well known and one of the fiercest in English football, thanks to both Sir Alex and Arsene Wenger. This showdown, however, was dubbed as the 'Battle of Old Trafford Mark II', after the events of the previous season. A year later and the battle was as physical, feisty encounter as it's predecessor.
Jose Antonio Reyes took the brunt of the tackles and both the Neville brothers were booked for rather robust challenges on the Spaniard, but Arsenal matched United tackle for tackle and Cristiano Ronaldo was made a target more than a few times by the Arsenal players. The game changed after the 73rd minute after Rooney went down in the box under a Sol Campbell "challenge".
Nistelrooy stepped up and made no mistake this time before Rooney sealed three points with a simple tap in. While the match had its share of incidents, it was post match that had the drama. After the game, the players were walking back through the tunnel when suddenly everything erupted. It soon turned into a fully fledged food fight between the teams and both the managers got into intense verbal fights, with it only ending after a slice of pizza hit Sir Alex Ferguson in the face!!
Wenger was later fined £ 15,000, while Van Nistelrooy was given a three-match ban for the tackle on Ashley Cole and the FA called both teams together for a meeting, to make sure this incident was never repeated.
#9 Juventus vs Roma 3-2 10/5/14
Roma and Juventus players clash during the game
A more recent encounter, Roma battled Juventus at the Juventus Stadium and it turned out to be a rather dramatic game. Five goals were scored with three of them coming from the spot, as referee Gianluca Rocchi grabbed the headlines for controversial decisions. He awarded three penalties, out of which only one was a clear penalty and sent two players off.
The first penalty came for Juventus after Pirlo's free-kick hit Maicon's hand outside the box but after much convincing, the referee changed his decision to a spot-kick. Despite protests by the Roma players, the penalty stood and Carlos Tevez scored. Roma got their own chance from the spot, a mere three minutes later, and Totti made no mistake. He was booked for his extended celebration and Bonucci was booked for trying to stop the Roma players from celebrating!!
Roma scored again and took the lead for the first time through Iturbe, but it was Rocchi at work again. He awarded another penalty to Bianconeri after Pogba was brought down outside the box. Tevez stepped up again and made no mistake before Bonucci's volley sealed the victory. But the drama over yet, as Morata who had been tackled perfectly by Kostas Manolas, time after time, decided to try his hand at a slide tackle on the defender.
It went as well as a striker's tackle could have gone, badly i.e., before Manolas got up and shoved Morata who repeated the favour. A fight soon broke out between the two players and it took Max Allegri to separate them. But the game was over for both the striker and the defender as Rocchi walked over and gave the two players their marching orders!!
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