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The Return | The Shins
In case the indie-music carrier pigeon hasn't notified you yet, there's a new Shins record out this month.
It's five years since their last, Wincing the Night Away; five long years if you're one of the people who helped it to sales of over 100,000, or if you're Zach Braff, who introduced a whole swathe of fey indie hipsters to the band via the Shins-heavy soundtrack for his 2004 film Garden State.
"It does sort of feel like a comeback," says The Shins' James Mercer, from his home in Portland, Oregon, where he lives with his wife and two daughters. "I was filled with so much anticipation I could hardly sleep before this thing dropped. I feel very closely tied to the work that I do for The Shins, as you can imagine."
Mercer's been the main man of The Shins and responsible for their particular brand of tuneful melancholy since he started the band in 1999 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Lately he's also been the only man; he parted ways with the other members in 2009 (though he's since recruited some new ones for touring purposes).
In fact, he says, it was nearly game over for the band for a while. "There was a period of time, like, maybe in 2008, when I started to think I might want to drop The Shins and do something else, just start a new band," he says.
The new band bit he did, teaming up with producer Danger Mouse to put out a record as Broken Bells in 2010 — and it cleared his head enough to convince him to give The Shins another shot. "I had worked for so long to build this presence in pop culture, it would be hard for me to just abandon it for some new thing."
The new record, Port of Morrow, includes the decidedly ballsy "The Rifle's Spiral" ("there's a little bit more riffage going on this time," he admits), and the positively cheerful "Simple Song", released as a single in January.
Mercer says the track is about "being a father and a husband and how much I enjoy it". Which all sounds very upbeat, and not at all like The Shins we know. "Maybe I just actually am more confident," he says, "and somehow that translates." (And don't worry, last track "Port of Morrow", he informs us, "is about death", so he comes good at the end.)
Port of Morrow by The Shins is out on 19 March (Aural Apothecary/Columbia Records)
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the prob is that the "privileges" tab does not appear, i guess it's a root privilege thing..Thank you !
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The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
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Since its publication, The Diary of a Young Girl has touched millions of readers worldwide. Scholars praise the book as a personal and historical document. Many critics note that readers in the late 1940s and early 1950s, having just experienced the war, found the diary palatable because it contains no firsthand accounts of the horrors of Nazi genocide. Other critics, however, fault the book's popularity because it focuses on an individual in a unique situation rather than on the broader Holocaust experience. Robert Alter of New Republic comments that it is unfortunate that the diary's popularity is based on its comfortable distance from the horrors of the Holocaust. He is disappointed that, without Frank's diary, people seemingly ''could not imagine concretely that there were countless young girls and boys ... with hopes and dreams for a personal future who were torn from life before they could really begin to live it.''
To Frank's contemporaries, her perseverance filled a need to return to optimism. Today, readers are still inspired by the indomitable spirit of the teenaged Frank. In Booklist, Kathleen Hughes calls The Diary of a Young Girl evidence of the ''resilience of the human spirit, particularly the stoic bravery of a young woman existing in a nightmarish, war-torn world.'' Writing in Judaism, Henry F. Pommer remarks that Frank's diary is essentially about humanity, and that humanity is the ultimate measure of good and evil. He relates a story in which a young person reportedly asked Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter, ''And how do you know that the human race is worth saving?'' Frankfurter answered, ''I have read Anne Frank's diary.''
To many, Frank became a symbol of the waste and tragedy of the Holocaust. Sander L. Gilman observes in Studies in Jewish Literature,
No single document written during the Holocaust riveted the attention of the Western reading public more than the diary kept by Anne Frank.... The Western reading public, in Germany as well as in the United States, came to measure the Holocaust through its identification with the individual fate of Anne Frank.
Similarly, Meyer Levin declared in New York Times Book Review, ''Because the diary was not written in retrospect, it contains the trembling life of every moment—Anne Frank becomes the voice of six million vanished Jewish souls.''
Although most critics praise the Definitive Edition for its honesty and thoroughness, a few critics find its additional text unnecessary. Roger Rosenblatt of Time praises the Definitive Edition because it presents a girl to whom most readers can relate, a view shared by Hughes. Similarly, Alter comments that including the previously edited passages results in ''a more believable self-representation of Anne as a sometimes sharp-edged, touchy, lively girl. The new version is less sugar, more vinegar.'' In contrast, Carole Angier of Spectator writes that Mr. Frank left sensitive passages out for good reason. She maintains that Frank's harshest criticism of the other members of the Secret Annex and sexual passages add nothing to the overall value of the diary, noting:
The objection is not to there being sex in her diary, and lavatory arrangements, and moments of furiously hating her mother. The objection is that they were already there. Otto Frank did his editing (like everything else) extremely well, and with absolute integrity. ... His edition is, therefore, a better, tighter, but equally true book, which Anne the budding writer would have wanted.
Critics often comment on the transformation that takes place in Frank over the course of the diary. The American poet John Berryman regards Frank's diary as an excellent portrayal of maturation. He notes in The Freedom of the Poet, ''I would call the subject of Anne Frank's Diary even more mysterious and fundamental than St. Augustine's Confessions and describe it as: the conversion of a child into a person.'' In A Tribute to Anne Frank , Annie Romein-Vershoor compares Frank to a...
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Balance is the principle of design that places elements on the printed page or website so that text and graphic elements are evenly distributed. In layouts with an even balance, the graphics don't overpower the text, and the page doesn't seem to tilt to one side or the other.
Specific types of balance include symmetrical, asymmetrical and radial.
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One way to tell if a piece has symmetrical balance is to fold a printout of it in half and then squint so you aren't seeing the actual words and images to see if each half looks the same.
In asymmetrical balance, there is an odd number of elements or the elements are off-center. Examples of asymmetrical balance may incorporate odd numbers of elements or different sized elements and can be more informal and relaxed than symmetrical designs.
With asymmetrical balance, you are evenly distributing the elements within the format which may mean balancing a large photo with several small graphics. You can create tension by intentionally avoiding balance. Asymmetrical balance can be subtle or obvious.
Uneven elements present designers with more possibilities for arranging the page and creating interesting designs than perfectly symmetrical objects. Asymmetrical layouts are generally more dynamic and—by intentionally ignoring balance—the designer can create tension, express movement or convey a mood such as anger, excitement, joy or casual amusement.
In radial balance, elements on the page radiate from a central point. Examples of radial balance might appear in a circular arrangement such as the spokes of a wagon wheel or the petals on a flower. Often the center point is the focus of the design. Radial designs can also be spiral in nature.
Balance is achieved not only by the distribution of text and images but by the distribution of white space. Closely related to balance is the concept of the rule of thirds, the visual center and the use of grids.
The rule of thirds says that most designs can be made more interesting by visually dividing the page into thirds vertically and/or horizontally and placing the most important elements within those thirds.
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Some say the key to a successful operation is just having a good product while others expect that a well-hyped and deliciously packaged product is the goal. And while I do know a couple places that do thrive on just one of those criteria, obviously a business that masters both is going places.
In my opinion, Gimme! Coffee must be the Northeast poster child of such dual success. I've seen more plugs/ads/publicity for Gimme! coffee (they roast their own) and espresso (apparently they have some strong mastery) then any other nearby operation, and for seemingly good reason as I've heard nothing but positive things from lots of credible sources. The only negative thing I read was that they really like to roast dark, which could be good (if they know what they're doing) or bad (if they purvey nothing but charred oiliness).
Obviously hearing so many pleasant things about a place so relatively close (in NYC area as well as Ithaca), I made it a point to stop by the first chance I was near a location. Ironically, the first time I was near Ithaca, I hit a closed sign by a mere 8 minutes (drat was I disappointed) but a month or so later, I made a day trip to Ithaca plenty early so to make a day of the town (Ithaca is gorges!).
The first store I made it to was State St, a location tucked into a block of various small Ithaca businesses with an all but too quaint, flat brick face. The outside had some exterior seating with a very inviting appearance complimented with a very warm (orangy-red!) interior filled with patrons. The only odd thing about the inside was the overwhelming smell of celery or minestrone (it lingered in my nostrils like an angry hornet). The coffee was a stellar brew (I believe it was a Bolivian) with a beautifully smooth body and a floral accent. The espresso held a full, chocolaty sweetness and was pulled wonderfully. The tea is Harney and Sons, a tea I've found all too wonderful at other establishments.
The other store was their Cayuga St location, seemingly placed on a very random corner near what appeared to be a canal or irrigation channel and some local residences (what a nice place to live). The outside was a beautiful store front with large windows and exterior seating, while the inside was a high-ceilinged narrow store with the counter smack in the middle of the place with seating orbiting around it. This place was also packed. The coffee, espresso, and tea here were of similar superb quality with some talented baristas working the machines.
I must say that my visit to the Gimme locations lived up to the hype, as they were extremely professional in their performance and product. But as they are a roaster and purvey to various establishments, I've also had some truly poor Gimme roasts from other vendors (some really really dark coffee that I don't think was meant to be brewed) but what can you do? Make a point to give a visit to one of the Gimme locations in either Ithaca, Trumansburg, or the NYC area (I do believe there's a Manhattan location forthcoming on top of their Brooklyn establishment, but I could be misquoted).
Visited the new Mott St Manhattan location. While a very small space, the coffee and espresso still hold to the same quality. Make sure to give it a stop.


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After declining to speak at length with the Kokomo Perspective prior to last week's publication, Temple Baptist Church spoke out via social media last week in response to the story published concerning allegations made by former member Dawn Price.
In a statement on the church's Facebook page, the church addressed the allegations leveled at it by various sources, including Dawn Price and her ex-fiancé, Andy Thornton. The church confirmed that an altercation occurred in 1991 just prior to Thornton and Price's wedding. However, the church argued that no confession was made by Dawn's father, Don Croddy, in regards to the accusation of his sexual abuse of her in front of Temple Baptist Church Pastor Mike Holloway.
"I first became aware of a potential family problem in 1990 when Dawn and her father were interviewed by Child Protective Services (CPS), though I was not informed of the topics being discussed at that time," read the statement said to be authored by Temple Baptist Church Pastor Mike Holloway. "The authorities chose not to pursue any legal actions as a result of that investigation.
The church also confirmed that its leadership became aware Dawn's YouTube video, which she posted in February 2017 as a confessional of her alleged abuse at the hands of her father.
Price, however, stuck to her claim about that meeting in 1991.
Additionally, Price shed light on Holloway's comment on the CPS call made to the Croddy household.
"While attending Temple Christian Academy, CPS was called," said Price. "I have always been forthcoming with this. While CPS was called, Mike Holloway also called my dad, Don Croddy. I was terrified of my dad. Try to put yourself in my position. While my abuse was sexual, my brother's was physical, severely physical," said Price. "While I was in one room being questioned by CPS, my dad made a commanding presence right outside the door. I lied to the CPS worker. I was a child. I didn't want to be beat like my brother, I was in self-preservation mode.


The development, acquisition and lease of real estate in Mendoza are mainly regulated by the Argentine Civil Code, which is applicable over the whole country. Also, provincial and municipal governments have their own specific regulations, licenses and authorizations.
A lease of real estate is entered into between the parties in writing. A party agrees to grant the other the right to possess, use and enjoy a unit of real property in exchange for the periodic payment of a rent. The term for residential lease agreements may be from 2 to 10 years and for commercial leases, from 3 to 10 years. It is forbidden under Argentine legislation to include indexation mechanisms in the contract terms to adjust the rent price.
However, for the landlord's protection, the lease may provide for a tiered payment system with rent increases after each period.
With regard to the acquisition of real estate, most purchase transactions involve a first stage in which a Bill of Sale is signed. The Bill of Sale does not imply a transfer of title but it constitutes proof of ownership and it may be used to enforce a transfer of property title. Transfer of the title is made effective upon execution of the Sales Deed before a notary public.
When acquiring an asset subject to registration, in case the purchaser, not being bound by tax or social security obligations, does not have a CUIT (Spanish acronym for Taxpayer's Identification Number) or a CUIL (Worker's Identification Number), they are required by law to obtain a CDI (Identification Number) from the AFIP (Federal Administration of Public Revenue). To do so, the foreign purchaser must have a valid passport and appoint, for taxrelated purposes, a representative who is an Argentine resident and who must register to this effect.
The purchase by foreigners of real estate in Argentina is not subject to prior authorization requirements, except in the case of acquisition of real property in border security areas or rural areas.
"Border security areas" are strips along land and sea borders and areas surrounding inland military or civilian establishments which are especially relevant for national defense matters. They are geographical areas destined to complement the territories preserved for national defense purposes. When purchasing real estate located within border security areas, the prior consent of the National Commission for Security Areas (CNZS in Spanish) must be obtained for transfer of the property and/or exploitation of permits and concessions in those areas.
Act No. 26737, passed in December 2011, restricts foreign ownership of rural property in the Argentine territory to 15%. This percentage applies also over the territory of the province, municipality or equivalent administrative territory where the rural property is located. In turn, the surface owned by individuals or legal entities of the same foreign nationality may not exceed 30% of the total. In the socalled "core area", comprised by certain districts of the provinces of Buenos Aires, Santa Fe and Córdoba, the same foreign owner may not hold an area exceeding 1000 hectares (2471.05 acres) or an equivalent area, as determined by its proportion in relation to the municipality, district or province where it is located and the soil's quality and potential for exploitation.
Moreover, foreigners are prohibited from owning property containing or located on the banks of large permanent water bodies, or property located within border security areas, with the exceptions under Executive Order No. 15385/44 as amended by Act No. 23554.
According to the bilateral investment treaties in force subscribed by the Argentine Republic, the acquisition of rural lands is not considered as an investment, as rural lands are a non-renewable natural resource contributed by the host country.
The area corresponding to rural lands is determined by subtracting the area belonging to urban agglomerations, as determined by provincial constitutions, laws or executive orders, or municipal charters or ordinances, from the total area of the province, district, municipality or equivalent political division.
The rural land area taken into consideration for the purpose of calculating the limit for foreign land ownership will be that obtained by means of the above referred system or, otherwise, the area determined by the InterMinistry Board of Rural Lands.
– have been married to an Argentine citizen for at least 5 years before the creation or transfer of the pertinent rights and can prove continuous and permanent residence in the country for the same period of time.
Building permits for new works, additions or reforms are issued by municipal authorities. They must be obtained prior to starting the works and they include: the Cadastral Certificate (Certificación de nomenclatura parcelaria), the Certificate of Proper Use (Certificado de uso conforme), the Construction Permit (Permiso de edificación) and the Notice of Construction Works (Aviso de obras).
The Cadastral Certificate is issued by the corresponding municipal cadastral office for the land lot where the works are to take place. This certificate is valid for six months after the issuance date and it states the zoning restrictions which might eventually affect the property in relation to, for instance, the widening, opening or altering of public rights of way.
– Project approval request and supporting documentation in the form of an affidavit and in conformity with the regulations in force.
– Certificate of Proper Use.
– Relevant drawings and calculations.
– Graph and calculation of total covered areas, classified by type and category according to the rates scheme in force at the time of submission of the documentation, including an estimate of the respective prices.
The Certificate of Proper Use proves that a land parcel, building, structure, installation, or a part of it, is used in compliance with the zoning regulations in force.
The Construction Permit must be requested from the Office of Private Works of the corresponding municipality. This permit covers the following works: construction of new buildings, additions, refurbishments or reforms; closing, opening or modification of spans on facades; building of walls; replacement or modification of roof structures; site leveling and excavation; demolitions; mechanical, electrical, thermal, flammable and sanitary installations or extension, renovation or modification of existing ones; opening of rights of way; land surveying and modification of cadastral maps; construction, extension or refurbishment of parking lots.
The Notice of Construction Works is also issued by the municipality where the works will be carried out, and covers the following works: alteration of curbs; cleaning or painting of facades; opening, closing or modification of spans on walls other than facades; application or replacement of plastering on front fences; application or replacement of coatings, exterior plastering or the like; replacement of roof cover material; installation of suspended ceilings; site leveling and filling; minor modifications on mechanical, electrical, thermal and flammable installations; putting up of display windows or sunshades on facades overlooking the street; and any kind of work not requiring a permit but for the execution of which it is necessary to set up a temporary sidewalk or street closure.
– Application form, submitted as an affidavit and in duplicate, listing in detail the works to be carried out and their price, according to the regulations in force.
– Official receipt of payment of the corresponding fees.
In Argentina, there exist a number of laws and procedures that regulate the environmental impact of industrial activity at the provincial level. In general terms, the submission of an environmental impact assessment (EIA) is required by provincial authorities before a company's new industrial project, or the modification of an existing one, is approved. Once the EIA is approved, a certificate of environmental aptitude is issued authorizing the company to establish in the area and carry out operations.
The environmental legislation applicable all over the Argentine territory is constituted by the general provisions of Environmental Act No. 25675 and Act No. 25612 on the Comprehensive Management of Industrial and Service Industry Waste.
There are further regulations relating to specific assumptions of environmental protection, such as the kind of waste whose generation, management and disposal is regulated, the natural resource that the law intends to protect, and the type of waste-generating industry, e.g. the mining and hydrocarbon industry.
The Environmental Act provides for the preservation and protection of biological diversity and the implementation of sustainable development measures that ensure adequate environmental sustainability. For this purpose, it provides guidelines for the use of an environmental impact assessment procedure prior to undertaking any work or activity that may be harmful to the environment or any of its components, or that may significantly affect the quality of people's lives.
Any citizen has the right to obtain non-confidential information from the authorities and to express their opinion on administrative procedures relating to environmental preservation and protection. Any individual or legal entity, whether public or private, whose activities may pose a threat to the environment have to take out an insurance policy with sufficient coverage to guarantee financing for the remediation of any damage caused as a result of their activities. The law also sets forth a liability regime applicable to anyone causing environmental damage.
This act establishes the minimum assumptions of environmental protection with regard to the comprehensive management of waste generated throughout the country and waste produced by industrial processing or servicerelated activities.
The act prohibits the import, introduction and transport into Argentina of any kind of waste from other countries, with the following exceptions: waste products previously listed by the competent authority to be used as supplies in industrial processes, and the transit of waste stipulated under international agreements.
Provincial authorities are to keep a record of all individuals and legal entities responsible for the generation, transport, storage, treatment and final disposal of industrial waste.
A record must also be kept of the nature and amount of the waste, its origin and transfer from the generator to the carrier, and from the carrier to the treatment plant or final disposal location, as well as the treatment or disposal processes and any other operation the waste is subject to.
Finally, the act establishes a liability regime applicable to waste generators and carriers and to the owners of storage, treatment and final disposal plants for industrial waste.


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14 Movies Worth the Haul to the Multiplex in December 2017
Get ready for Awards Season.
By Nick Schager
Films interested in qualifying for next March's Academy Awards must receive at least a token theatrical release before the end of 2017—meaning that this December is, per tradition, going to be absolutely overflowing with A-list projects. New movies from Steven Spielberg, P.T. Anderson, Guillermo Del Toro, Aaron Sorkin, and Alexander Payne will all arrive in multiplexes in the coming weeks, along with other star-studded features determined to make some headway with awards voters. Oh, and in case that wasn't enough, there's also a small little film called Star Wars: The Last Jedi premiering mid-month. Prepare to be busy, moviegoers.
The Shape of Water (Dec. 1)
Sally Hawkins is a marvel as a mute woman who, while working at a secret Baltimore research lab overseen by Michael Shannon's nasty colonel, falls in love with a fish man in this fantastical romance from director Guillermo del Toro.
The Disaster Artist (Dec. 1)
An amusing James Franco directs and stars in this crazy true-life story about the making of The Room, a 2003 independent film by Tommy Wiseau that's developed a cult following thanks to its sheer, uninhibited awfulness.
I, Tonya (Dec. 8)
Everyone knows the story of Tonya Harding, but director Craig Gillespie nonetheless shines a new, empathetic light on the figure skater's rise and fall via this Martin Scorsese-influenced drama.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Dec. 15)
The intergalactic gang's all back (including Luke Skywalker, looking mighty scruffy) in this heavily anticipated eighth installment in the principal Star Wars saga.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (Dec. 20)
Four teenagers are transported into a jungle-set video game—where they wind up looking like digital avatars played by Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan—in this follow-up to the Robin Williams-headlined 2005 family adventure.
The Greatest Showman (Dec. 20)
The origins of the Barnum & Bailey Circus are recounted by this lavish musical starring Hugh Jackman (as the circus impresario), Zac Efron, Michelle Williams, Rebecca Ferguson, and Zendaya.
Pitch Perfect 3 (Dec. 22)
Anna Kendrick and the rest of her a cappella-singing friends reunite for one last competition—this time against adversaries using instruments!—in this second sequel to the 2012 hit.
Downsizing (Dec. 22)
To cope with over-population, scientists devise a way to shrink people down to miniature size—a proposition that strikes Matt Damon as a great way to live his dream life—in this satire from director Alexander Payne, co-starring Christoph Waltz and Kristen Wiig.
The Post (Dec. 22)
Steven Spielberg teams with Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks for this oh-so-timely drama about the Pentagon Papers, the U.S. Department of Defense report that revealed the secret truth about American's involvement in Vietnam.
Hostiles (Dec. 22)
Christian Bale's 19th-century U.S. cavalry officer is charged with escorting a Cheyenne chief back to his tribal lands—a journey that forces him to face his own demons—in this Western from Crazy Heart director Scott Cooper.
Father Figures (Dec. 22)
In this R-rated buddy comedy, Owen Wilson and Ed Helms are twins who, upon learning that their father isn't dead (as their mother had told them), embark on a cross-country quest to figure out which of their mom's many ex-boyfriends is their dad.
Molly's Game (Dec. 25)
Written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, this based-on-real-events drama stars Jessica Chastain as Molly Bloom, a former Olympic skiing hopeful who wound up running some of the country's biggest high-stakes underground poker games.
Phantom Thread (Dec. 25)
Daniel Day-Lewis reteams with his There Will Be Blood director Paul Thomas Anderson for this 1950s London-set drama about a famous dressmaker and his knotty relationship with a younger woman (Vicky Krieps).
In the Fade (Dec. 27)
Diane Kruger won Best Actress at this year's Cannes Film Festival for her performance as a woman fighting to see that the Nazis who killed her husband and son are justly punished in this thriller from German director Fatih Akin.
Nick Schager Nick Schager is a NYC-area film critic and culture writer with twenty years of professional experience writing about all the movies you love, and countless others that you don't.
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James Steel Scott (18 April 1924 – 17 September 2006) was a Scottish obstetrician and gynaecologist who was a pioneer in the field of reproductive immunology. He was Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of Leeds from 1961 to 1989.

Early life
James Scott was born in Glasgow on 18 April 1924. His father, Angus McAlpine Scott, was a physician and surgeon. After an education at the Glasgow Academy and the University of Glasgow Medical School, qualifying in 1946, he completed two years of national service with the Royal Army Medical Corps in West Africa.

Career
At the completion of his national service in 1949, Scott returned to Britain to train in obstetrics and gynaecology, first at Queen Charlotte's Hospital in London and then at Birmingham. In 1954, he moved to the University of Liverpool, where he met his wife Olive Sharpe, who would become a pioneering paediatric cardiologist. It was at Liverpool that Scott developed an interest in immunology; here he met Cyril Clarke and Ronald Finn, who discovered that rhesus disease in newborns could be prevented by giving anti-D immunoglobulin to pregnant mothers. Scott's own research as a senior lecturer in obstetrics at Liverpool focused on placental abnormalities and functions, pain relief in obstetrics, and resuscitation of newborn babies.

In 1961, at the age of 37, Scott was appointed Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of Leeds. At Leeds he continued to focus on reproductive immunology and was among the first to demonstrate that certain transient diseases in newborns were caused by the passage of antibodies from the mother to the foetus via the placenta. He showed that this was the case in neonatal hyperthyroidism, thrombocytopenia, and systemic lupus erythematosus. In a collaboration with his wife Olive, he also showed that anti-Ro antibodies, when crossing the placenta, could cause heart block in the foetus. Scott also tried to identify a cause for pre-eclampsia, a popular question for obstetric researchers at the time. He hypothesised that it was caused by an immunological mismatch between mother and foetus and although he found supportive anecdotal evidence for this theory, he was unable to prove it. While investigating whether antiphospholipid antibodies could cause pre-eclampsia, Scott discovered that these antibodies increase the risk of recurrent miscarriage; screening for these antibodies is now routine in women with recurrent miscarriage.

Scott served as dean of the Leeds School of Medicine from 1986 until his retirement in 1989.

Death
Scott died from prostate cancer on 17 September 2006 in Harrogate, North Yorkshire.

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Grenades are always a useful tactic to clear a crowd of enemies that may be hiding behind a wall that you cannot shoot through and that is no different in The Division 2. This means they can be very useful as you are clearing main missions or even just fighting random enemies on the street or in the Dark Zone.
To access your grenades in The Division 2, it is wise to first be behind cover. At that point, press left on the D-Pad to grab a grenade, which will then lead to an arc trajectory popping up on the screen. Move this around and watch the orange radius displayed, as that will be the range in which your grenade will land.
When you have aimed just where you want the grenade to go, press the right trigger to toss the grenade in that direction. When doing this inside of buildings, be careful to not hit ceilings along the way, as it may end up backfiring and bouncing back on you instead.


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"Any Body Can Dance 2", directed by Remo D'Souza, has had a fantastic opening weekend at the box-office earning more than Rs.60 crore at the domestic box-office already and the delighted director plans to prolong the franchise.
Five days after the release, D'Souza, interacting with the media, said: "Currently I'm just enjoying the success of ABCD 2 and I want to stay in this feeling for some days."
"The more fans shower me with love, the more I'll feel accepted and supported. And if that happens, I'll definitely make more movies in this franchise… ABCD 3 and 4 will be made."
Though some critics have pointed out faults in the script of the film, there haven't been any questions about the picturization of the dance sequences which have enthralled especially the kids and the youth.
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Q: Difference between Actorref.tell and inbox.send in Akka So i have started learning Akka and trying out the examples in typesafe.
So the Hello Akka app has the following code :
    import akka.actor.{ ActorRef, ActorSystem, Props, Actor, Inbox }
import scala.concurrent.duration._

case object Greet
case class WhoToGreet(who: String)
case class Greeting(message: String)

class Greeter extends Actor {
  var greeting = ""

  def receive = {
    case WhoToGreet(who) => greeting = s"hello, $who"
    case Greet           => sender ! Greeting(greeting) // Send the current greeting back to the sender
  }
}

object HelloAkkaScala extends App {

  // Create the 'helloakka' actor system
  val system = ActorSystem("helloakka")

  // Create the 'greeter' actor
  val greeter = system.actorOf(Props[Greeter], "greeter")

  // Create an "actor-in-a-box"
  val inbox = Inbox.create(system)

  // Tell the 'greeter' to change its 'greeting' message
  greeter.tell(WhoToGreet("akka"), ActorRef.noSender)

  // Ask the 'greeter for the latest 'greeting'
  // Reply should go to the "actor-in-a-box"
  inbox.send(greeter, Greet)

  // Wait 5 seconds for the reply with the 'greeting' message
  val Greeting(message1) = inbox.receive(5.seconds)
  println(s"Greeting: $message1")

  // Change the greeting and ask for it again
  greeter.tell(WhoToGreet("typesafe"), ActorRef.noSender)
  inbox.send(greeter, Greet)
  val Greeting(message2) = inbox.receive(5.seconds)
  println(s"Greeting: $message2")

  val greetPrinter = system.actorOf(Props[GreetPrinter])
  // after zero seconds, send a Greet message every second to the greeter with a sender of the greetPrinter
  system.scheduler.schedule(0.seconds, 1.second, greeter, Greet)(system.dispatcher, greetPrinter)

}

// prints a greeting
class GreetPrinter extends Actor {
  def receive = {
    case Greeting(message) => println(message)
  }
}

Now i am stuck in understanding what is the difference between ,
greeter.tell(WhoToGreet("akka"), ActorRef.noSender)

and
inbox.send(greeter, Greet)

From my understanding the actor starts its own thread at the end of the
val inbox = Inbox.create(system)

Can someone please explain what exactly does the Actorref.tell do and then what is exactly achieved by the Inbox.send line.

A: When you do the following you are dealing directly with an ActorRef
greeter.tell(WhoToGreet("akka"), ActorRef.noSender)

On the other hand, when you use an Inbox you are dealing something that is not exactly an actor but actor-like. One scenario where this is helpful is when you don't want to create your own actor but still want to interact with other actors asynchronously. Please see this
An Inbox is an actor-like object which is interrogated from the outside. It contains an actor whose reference can be passed to other actors as usual and it can watch other actors' lifecycle.
The actor runs on the a threadpool (configured using a dispatcher). You can decide either by configuration or by putting in your code where which dispatcher that actor use for its execution.

A: The purpose of tell, also represented as ! is to send a message to an actor.  As actors communicate via message passing, tell is the mechanism used to support that message passing.  It is asynchronous to the caller, so that once the caller calls tell, they are decoupled from the receiving and processing of that message by the target actor instance.  In this particular example, the code is using tell to cause the greeter actor to update its internal state.  As this interaction does not result in a response of any kind (the receiving actor is not sending a message back to the sender in response to this request), tell alone is sufficient here.
For getting a greeting response from the greeter, the interaction is slightly different.  In this interaction, the sender is expecting a response message.  This type of request/response interaction can be handed via ask (i.e. ?) in which the caller gets a Future back that will be completed when the receiver replies but ask was not used here.  In this example, the coder got the request/response semantic by using an Inbox instead which can behave as an actor and it eliminates the need for futures.  The inbox must look like an ActorRef to the receiver allowing it to route a response back to it with the following line:
sender ! Greeting(greeting)

The sender() method returns the ActorRef of whoever sent in the message being currently processed.  The Inbox must be able to represent itself as an ActorRef for this to work.  But as I said earlier, you also could have used ask here to get the request/response interaction working.  I think it's just a matter of choice.  The bottom line is that tell is used for the fire and forget interaction model and the inbox (or another actor or ask) can be used when a request/response semantic is needed.

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"It is a different sort of intense," said state Court of Appeals Judge Michael Riordan, whose son plays football for the undefeated University at Buffalo squad, which is 3-0 after edging visiting Eastern Michigan University in Mid-American Conference action last Saturday.
Fortunately, that has rarely happened for the 6-2, 230-pound University of Detroit Jesuit product, who was the team's exclusive long-snapper during his freshman season last fall while also continuing his solid play in the first two games of the 2018 gridiron campaign. In fact, Phil Steele, the highly-regarded college football prognosticator and analyst, ranked Riordan as the No. 2 freshman long-snapper in the country entering the season, based on his snap speed, consistency, and overall athletic ability. In 2017, he also was listed as the 34th "Top Michigan Recruit" by ESPN's 300 football recruiting database.
On September 8, in a nail-biter against host Temple, father (lower case "f") Finegan watched in agony as his son's punt was blocked late in the game, leading to a tying touchdown for the Owls. The turnover was blamed on a missed block, which allowed a Temple defender to rush in untouched.
But all was not lost, as Buffalo rebounded in the waning moments to score the winning TD on a 29-yard pass play with 59 seconds to go in a 36-29 victory, setting up the home showdown last Saturday with another upstart team, Eastern Michigan.
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Campaigning to save the lives of the Sharpeville Six
Posted on January 28, 2013 by Gavin Brown
In the stories I have recounted on this blog I have often emphasized how the City of London Anti-Apartheid Group's campaigning was street-based, confrontational and direct action focused. While this is true, the group was not averse to utilising the campaigning techniques of a more conventional pressure group when appropriate. One campaign that the group ran, over a number of years, was in defence of the 'Sharpeville Six' who faced the death penalty in South Africa. As the date of their threatened execution drew near in January 1988, City Group appealed to MPs and other dignitaries to take action to save their lives.
The Sharpeville Six were Mojafela Reginald Sefatsa, Reid Mokoena, Oupa Moses Diniso, Theresa Ramashamola, Duma Khumalo and Francis Mokhesi. Their case related to an event that occurred during the township uprisings of September 1984. During a rent strike protest against apartheid and the corruption of local councillors (who were understood by many as collaborators with the apartheid regime), the deputy major of Sharpeville, Kuzwayo Jacob Dlamini, was killed. The state could not prove that any of the six were directly implicated in the killing of Dlamini, but used the 'Common Purpose' laws to convict them for being present at the scene at the time of the killing. At the end of a two-month trial in 1985, the six were sentenced to death. Two other defendants received custodial sentences. The six spent four years on death row in Pretoria Maximum Prison. Their case received widespread attention in South Africa and internationally, in large part due to the efforts of Francis Mokhesi's sister Joyce. In the years following their conviction, Joyce Mokhesi addressed the World Council of Churches and the United Nations Special Committee on Apartheid about their case. In early 1986, City Group contacted Joyce Mokhesi offering their support and inviting her to speak at a rally for the Sharpeville Six that they were organising. This international campaign eventually had an effect and, on 11 July 1988, just hours before their scheduled execution, the Six were offered an indefinite stay of execution. They were released, in pairs, in 1991 and 1992, during the dismantling of apartheid, and were offered amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission some years later.
Amongst the archival material we have been analysing, we have found copies of several letters from MPs who responded to City Group's call to action. These included Neil Kinnock, the Labour Party leader at the time, who wrote to the United Nations' Secretary General asking him to intervene on behalf of the Sharpeville Six. Some MPs, including David Steel (the then leader of the Liberal Party) and Labour's Clare Short wrote to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher calling for her to intervene. Still others, including Gerry Adams of Sinn Fein appealed directly to President Botha of South Africa.
MPs accompany City Group activists to Downing Street for the Sharpeville Six (Photographer: Jon Kempster)
With this cross-party support from MPs, on 28 January 1988 City Group led a delegation that processed the short distance from the South African embassy in Trafalgar Square, down Whitehall, to Downing Street to deliver the letter signed by the MPs. Their joint letter called on the British government to appeal to PW Botha for clemency for the Sharpeville Six. That such a wide range of mainstream parliamentarians supported City Group's initiative is interesting. The Anti-Apartheid Movement and their sister organisation SATIS (South Africa – the Imprisoned Society) were at the time running a "Stop Apartheid Executions" campaign with the case of the Sharpeville Six as its key focus. While Clare Short and Keith Vaz were sponsors of the Non-Stop Picket and sympathetic to City Group's approach to solidarity work, this was not necessarily true of all the signatories to the Sharpeville Six letter. David Steel was a former President of the AAM and would have been well aware of the controversy surrounding City Group within the national movement (by 1988, City Group had been expelled from the AAM for nearly four years).
There are two simple (but important) conclusions to draw from these events. First, that despite favouring street-based campaigning and direct action, City Group was adept at engaging with formal political structures and processes when they might aid a campaign. Second, despite City Group's tense relationship with the AAM, politicians close to the AAM leadership were prepared to support campaigns run by City Group when the urgency and significance of the case required it.
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Nicho Ntema says:
I'd like to express my gratitude for such efforts that mostly were unknown to many South Africans and even the Sharpeville Six themselves, as being on death throw shut any sense happening outside one's cell. Today marks the 29th Anniversary of the event that led to the Sharpeville Six and nothing is happening. No commemoration is planned and the day is just a normal as yesterday in South Africa and Sharpeville in particular. The three of the Sharpeville Six have since died and two of the remaining three often fall into depressive moods and one chose never to talk about the ordeal and went back to be the street vendor he was 29 years ago, with a broken marriage and a broken soul. I just wish what you did could now happen at home in just remembering these trying times.
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