One thing I think is very important is to acknowledge things that make you happy. All too often I see and hear people jumping on the bandwagon of "I HATE LIFE". We all do it. Working all the time getting tired and watching social media updates of others having a great time while we barely keep our eyes open trying to cook dinner, it's easy to think they have a better life than you. So here's 10 things that have made me happy this month and make my life a lot better.
This was one of the scariest things I have done. After watching loads of people be successful I realised that if I kept doing nothing, I would never be anything more than a customer service rep. Launching this website is just the beginning and if I ever complete Regina's Free Course and fill in all the worksheets I might get somewhere.
One thing I struggle with waking up so early and not getting home until twelve hours later is that time is not on my side. Then I have to fit in my workouts, boyfriend, social and writing commitments in the three hours before bed. I didn't think it was easy but doing this schedule for three weeks has changed my mind. Tuesday: Blog Writing. Thursday: Book Writing. Sunday: Mixture of Book and Blog work. ps. I might have something to help your writing schedule soon too.
I don't know why but something about Regina is just so inspiring and usually at the end of a month I do not have the funds to purchase her awesome content, but this month I did. Get your hands on, and see for yourself, her awesome new publication.
When you message a friend you haven't spoken to in a long time and it's like you never went away - thats one of the best feelings!
When you're just starting out, you're bound to make mistakes, but having the first four lines edited out of a while chapter was something that really made my day. Of course they could have just been starting with they but lets not be a Negative Nelly ey!
Such a huge accomplishment for me and proved to my family that I am passionate about my writing, not that they questioned it.
7. My niece turned 4.
How she is four already I do not know. Honestly I can still remember the phone call to say she was born. I will definitely miss her, as well as my brother, my sister-in-law and my nephew when they move to Australia.
As much as money isn't everything, you need it for things like cars and a big saving was just what I needed!
9. Getting called into an interview of a job I thought I had no chance at.
Sometimes taking a chance works, even if it doesn't work out. Make sure you apply for things you want even if you think you don't have the experience! You might just be pleasantly surprised like I was.
I have been trying to get a picture of us together since we started but as he is adamant he is "non-photogenic" he would usually just refuse. On holiday I was allowed a cute snap and if you head on over to Instagram, you might just catch it!
So that's my ten things for this month. What are yours?
Don't forget to let me know in the comments!


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White Water Rafting Centre, Lee Valley Country Park
Lee Valley White Water Centre was built for the canoe slalom events at the London 2012 Olympic Games. It opened to the public in April 2011 and reopened post Olympics in September 2012 and has in that time established itself as a popular white water rafting destination.
Green Play Project won a design and build tender to create an engaging and enjoyable children's play area at Lee Valley White Water Centre to be popular with a market of young families with children aged between 2 and 6 years old.
The brief was to provide a low maintenance play area that reflected the theme of the venue. We have created a space that aims to take children on a thrilling adventure along the white water river rapids through a series of engaging and open ended play elements such as logs, islands and rafts.
The river runs through the play area in the form of a blue safety surface.
A cedar picket fence to match the timber used near the pavilion.
A carved beaver sits above his timber, there are chew marks on the cedar logs.
A stainless steel slide represents a waterfall into the water.
The beaver dam balance trail links the islands together in a dry route over the water below.
The islands and rafts provide hang out spaces.
A wet pour safety surface represents the river and provides a robust and low maintenance surface.

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Antoine de Lévis de Château-Morand, mort en 1565, est un prélat français du .

Biographie
Antoine de Lévis est le fils de Jacques de Lévis, vicomte de Ventadour, baron de Château-Morrand, et de Louise de Tournon, sœur du cardinal de Tournon.

Clerc du diocèse de Clermont, il devient notaire apostolique. Il est aumônier de la reine Claude. Cette dernière fait la demande de léguer la première place qui se libère à la Primatiale Saint-Jean de Lyon. Il est reçu chanoine-comte, en 1515.

Il est abbé de Benisson-Dieu et est évêque de Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux de 1516 à 1526. En 1526, il est promu archevêque d'Embrun et en 1547 il est transféré sur le siège de Saint-Flour.

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Q: Need clarity of Publishing app to playstore and appstore Once the mobile application is reviewed by play/App store, How long can we hold the release with out publishing. What will happen if we hold it for long? Documentation is not saying about the same.

A: in apple connect:

as for google play:
in the publishing overview section you can find  the following:

which you have to turn on managed publishing for you to be able to release manually to the public after approval.
how long can they stay, I don't think there's a limit I had a build that stayed for about 50 days with no troubles of releasing

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Q: System R and RStudio using different libraries On MacOS running R-devel, I had previously symlinked Apple's Accelerate BLAS and LAPACK libraries to my R installation. I returned to R's default by reverting the symlinks, however, in RStudio (and only in RStudio), sessionInfo() shows Apple's BLAS library is still used. Re-installing R and RStudio managed to return LAPACK to R's defaults, but not BLAS (see below).
I've tried deleting all of my R installations (deleting /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/), RStudio, and ~/.rstudio-desktop/ (didn't find any .RProfile file); then restarting; then re-installing the latest nightly build from mac.r-project.org; and finally re-installing RStudio Desktop (RStudio-1.2.5033), and nothing changes.
Terminal R session:
> sessionInfo()
R Under development (unstable) (2020-01-10 r77651)
Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin15.6.0 (64-bit)
Running under: macOS Catalina 10.15.2

Matrix products: default
BLAS:   /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/lib/libRblas.0.dylib
LAPACK: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/lib/libRlapack.dylib

locale:
[1] en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/C/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8

attached base packages:
[1] stats     graphics  grDevices utils     datasets  methods   base

loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
[1] compiler_4.0.0

> .Library
[1] "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/library"

> .libPaths()
[1] "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/library"

Rstudio R session:
> sessionInfo()
R Under development (unstable) (2020-01-10 r77651)
Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin15.6.0 (64-bit)
Running under: macOS Catalina 10.15.2

Matrix products: default
BLAS:   /System/Library/Frameworks/Accelerate.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/vecLib.framework/Versions/A/libBLAS.dylib
LAPACK: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/lib/libRlapack.dylib

locale:
[1] en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/C/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8

attached base packages:
[1] stats     graphics  grDevices utils     datasets  methods   base

loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
[1] compiler_4.0.0 tools_4.0.0

> .Library
[1] "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/library"

> .libPaths()
[1] "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/library"

Besides BLAS, the only other difference in sessionInfo() is the presence of tools namespace in the RStudio session.
/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/library symlinks to /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.0/Resources/lib:
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin  3696484 Jan 10 22:36 libR.dylib
drwxrwxr-x  3 root  admin       96 Jan 10 22:36 libR.dylib.dSYM
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin   189496 Jan 10 22:36 libRblas.0.dylib
lrwxr-xr-x  1 root  admin       16 Jan 12 17:32 libRblas.dylib -> libRblas.0.dylib
drwxrwxr-x  3 root  admin       96 Jan 10 22:36 libRblas.dylib.dSYM
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin  2182960 Jan 10 22:36 libRlapack.dylib
drwxrwxr-x  3 root  admin       96 Jan 10 22:36 libRlapack.dylib.dSYM
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin   752876 Jan 10 22:36 libc++.1.dylib
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin   240944 Jan 10 22:36 libc++abi.1.dylib
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin   277696 Jan 10 22:36 libgcc_s.1.dylib
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin  1617368 Jan 10 22:36 libgfortran.3.dylib
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin   626712 Jan 10 22:36 libomp.dylib
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin   284208 Jan 10 22:36 libquadmath.0.dylib
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin   996788 Jan 10 22:36 libreadline.5.2.dylib
lrwxr-xr-x  1 root  admin       21 Jan 12 17:32 libreadline.dylib -> libreadline.5.2.dylib
-rwxrwxr-x  1 root  admin    66848 Jan 10 22:36 libunwind.1.dylib

How is RStudio launching an R session that's still using the Accelerate BLAS library, and how can I stop this?

A: I came across the same problem today.  In my case, as best I could tell, sessionInfo() in RStudio is erroneously reporting that it was using vecLib when in reality it is not. I used the ability to multi-thread a large matrix-multiplication as my indicator of whether vecLib was actually used or not. I can see if multiple threads were used based on cpu usage in top and speed of computation. When I changed the symbolic link to point to the vecLib dylib, I got multithreaded behavior. When the symbolic link points at the original libRblas.0.dylib, I don't get multithreaded behavior. The output of sessionInfo is unchanged, even though the behavior is clearly different. So this looks like a bug in sessionInfo and its interaction with the RStudio environment somehow???
cd /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/lib
ln -sf  /System/Library/Frameworks/Accelerate.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/vecLib.framework/Versions/A/libBLAS.dylib

# restart R in RStudio and test a large muatrix multiplication--multithreaded and fast
# sessionInfo() reports /System/Library/Frameworks/Accelerate.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/vecLib.framework/Versions/A/libBLAS.dylib

ln -sf libRblas.0.dylib libRblas.dylib
#restart R  in RStudio and test same matrix multiplication--slow and single threaded
# sessionInfo still reports /System/Library/Frameworks/Accelerate.framework/Frameworks/vecLib.framework/Versions/Current/libBLAS.dylib


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Everything Old is New Again: Take Two
Researching the Gourmet memoir, I keep encountering such surprising little tidbits I can't resist passing them on.
When I wrote about celtuce a couple of weeks ago, I got so many questions about this Chinese stem lettuce, and so many requests for recipes. Clearly it's a vegetable that's completely new to Americans.
Or so I thought. But then I came upon this, from an early issue of Gourmet Magazine.
From Food Flashes April 1942
"Celtuce" is a new vegetable announced this spring by the W. Atlee Burpee Company, seed growers of Philadelphia…The seeds of this strange plant were sent to David Burpee three years ago by a friend, young missionary Carter D. Holton, located in Shun Wa Kansu near the Tibet border. "Here's a new vegetable for you to try on your farms," Dr. Holton wrote. "The Chinese think it's wonderful. They eat the young leaves raw, and when the plant matures, the stalks are peeled of their tough outer skin and heart part is used like celery or asparagus…."
The article talks about how farmers in Pennsylvania, California, and Arizona are growing this new vegetable. And in 1942, for the first time, seeds were available for home gardeners; price, 15 cents a packet…
"..Celtuce vinaigrette was served this spring at the festive dinner Lucius Boomer, president of the Waldof-Astoria, gives annually to the hotel and night club managers of New York City. This dinner is always the best that the Waldorf knows how to prepare, and that celtuce made the menu says a lot for its goodness."
This is celtuce, partly peeled.
And this is celtuce, peeled, sliced and par-boiled, ready to be stir-fried.
The question is: what happened? Why did celtuce disappear from America for the next 70 years? I'm going to try to find out…..
A Recipe from Gourmet's First Issue
This is from The Last Touch
No wonder people reverted to those sticky bottled orange salad dressings…..
A real French dressing, well deserving the name, is made as follows:
Put a gill (1/2 standard cup) of vinegar into a quart bottle with 2 1/2 generous tablespoons of salt, 1 of dry mustard (optional) and 1 1/2 teaspoons of pepper. Now, with a darning needle, string a clove of garlic on a long thread, drop the garlic into the vinegar and let the end of the thread dangle outside. Cork the bottle and let it stand for a week, shaking daily. At the end of that time, fish the garlic out and fill the bottle about three-quarters full of good olive oil. Shake thoroughly and taste.


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Each time your skin is exposed to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, changes take place in the structure and function of our skin cells. Over time, the skin can become permanently damaged, which will worsen with each exposure.
Every additional decade of overexposure to UV further increases your risk of skin cancer. Increased use of sun protection against sun exposure will help prevent skin cancer and melanoma at any age.
All skin types can be damaged by exposure to UV radiation. People with skin types which are less likely to burn are still at risk, albeit lower, of developing skin cancer.
A full top to toe skin check along with self-checks and sun protection, will reduce your risk. Remember, if any skin spots seem to undergo a sudden 'growth spurt' see a doctor immediately.


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It takes place the first Tuesday following Thanksgiving and serves as an international day of giving to others at the beginning of the holiday season. It started in 2012 and since then has helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for people all around the world. So, what exactly does Giving Tuesday have to do with Giving Maroon and Gold Day?
Students can help this year by donating warm socks, warm gloves, blankets, AA or AAA batteries or three canned food items to help the Labre Project and the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank. In return, they will earn a dress-down for the day. Meanwhile, student volunteers will call current and alumni parents during a phone-a-thon, asking for donations to Walsh Jesuit's financial programs like The Warrior Fund. Any students looking to further help (and earn service hours) with the day can email Mrs. Drake at [email protected] with any questions.
Last year, these students gathered in the Commons to celebrate all that was collected during Giving Maroon and Gold Day.


Power has been fully restored following an outage caused when a car hit a power pole. Initially 4,095 customers were affected about 12:30 p.m.. The outage happened in the Maple Leaf, Green Lake and Greenwood neighborhoods.
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But How Sharp Is it Really!?
Is the … lens sharper than the … lens?
What do you think of the … lens? Is it sharp?
Is a zoom lens as sharp as a prime lens?
That's enough! I'm about to answer your questions, (as well as a few that you didn't ask), and from here on, until the end of time, you need ask them no more. And, if anyone asksyouthese questions, you'll now know where to refer them. Right here.
What's All This About Sharpness Anyhow?
There are photographers who love to test and compare things. When they make prints or examine their slides under a loupe, they are not looking to see if they have properly captured a special location, light or subject. They are first and foremost concerned with technical quality rather thanimagequality.
Consequently they fret and fuss. They choose primes over zooms. They buy the most expensive brands of bodies and lenses. But then when they have them, what do they do? Do they settle down to pursue their photography? No, they fuss and fret some more, worrying that if only they had a sharper lens their photography would somehow improve. Sound familiar?
There isn't a photographer alive who doesn't care about how sharp his or her lenses are. It's one of the primary manias of anyone playing this game. We buy and sell different brands of cameras in search of the holy grail of sharpness.
Should I trade in my Nikon gear for Canon?
Should I trade in my Canon outfit for Nikon glass?
Damn, maybe I should buy a Leica system. I hear Leica lenses are fantastic.
But, how about Contax? Those Zeiss lenses have great reputations.
But boy, are those lenses ever expensive. Are they worth it?
I knowyou'venever had these thoughts, but you have heard from lots of other photographers who have. Go to any of the on-line discussion boards. You will find that talk about lens sharpness represents probably half the discussions' most of it filled with unsubstantiated opinions and mistruths.
After 40 years as a professional photographer as well as an ardent amateur, as a teacher and as a journalist, I've learned certain things about photography and photographic equipment, and specific to this topic' about lens sharpness, its importance as well as, frequently, its lack of importance.
Here then is what I know about the subject, shorn of as much bafflegab and BS as I know how to make it.
I'm now going to let you in on the great truths. The ones that all true cognoscenti know, but that are hidden from newcomers and the otherwise uninitiated. If you'rereallyobservant you may notice that this piece has some scattered evidence of the use ofirony, (some would call it sarcasm.) Ignore the man behind the curtain. I stand behind every statement.
Finally, note before you enter the inner sanctum that I have occasionally used the word "Usually". That's because to be a universal truth, there must be an exception that makes it so. Otherwise, what would we have to argue about?
The title says it all. Thereisno free lunch! If you want the utmost in sharpness, don't buy a zoom lens. But, if you want greater shooting versatility by all means do buy a zoom. You'd be a fool not to.
Why are primes sharper? A number of reasons. Zooms lenses by necessity have more elements than primes. This makes them more difficult to design, increases the risk of various forms of optical aberration, and can reduce contrast and increase flare.
Prime lenses usually have larger apertures than zooms, and the laws of optics say that all other things being equal (which they often aren't) a wider aperture lens will be sharper than one with a smaller aperture' the issue being diffraction effects.
Having made the case for prime lenses, let me say that three of the sharpest lenses I own, the Canon70~200 f/2.8L ISzoom, Leica's M series 28-35-50mmTri-Elmar, and the Pentax 67's55~100mm f/4.5zoom, are as good as any primes in their formats that I've ever used. As I said' "usually" sometimes defines the rule.
Camera manufacturers want you to buy their lenses. They don't want you to buy a lens from a third party. If you do they don't make as much money, and making money is why they're in business. Therefore they have to make some of their lenses as inexpensive as possible. But, professionals and other serious photographers want the finest lenses possible, which are expensive to make. What to do?
Most major brands therefore make two lens lines, sometimes so indicated (like Canon's "L" series glass), and sometimes just differentiated by price. This allows them to cater to both markets.
Third party lens makers usually aren't interested in selling camera bodies. They want to sell you lenses. And since most amateur photographers make their buying decision based pretty much on price alone, it isn't hard for these companies to figure out what to do to get this business.
If you want the finest lens of a given type, buy the manufacturer's top-line lens. If your priority is to save money, then buy the third party lens. No matter how hard you try and imagine it to be so, that $200 lens (including a free skylight filter) from Sigma, Tamron or their brethren just isn't going to be as sharp, free from flare and optical aberrations, well designed and sturdily constructed as a $900 optic from Canon, Nikon or one of the other majors.
Are there exceptions to this. Yes, maybe, sometimes. Some types of lenses are easier to design than others, so low-cost third-party lenses can be quite decent. But, this brings us to our next cosmic truth.
Test drive a BMW or a Lexus. Now test drive a Chevy or Nissan. Notice any differences? Of course you do. Compare the prices. Now you understand whybettercosts more.
What applies to cars applies to lenses as well. Quality costs money. When is "good enough", good enough? Onlyyoucan answer that. If you can afford a Mercedes, good for you. If a Leica prime lens is within your reach, go for it. But if you can't afford one don't delude yourself that a lens that costs 2-3 times as much as another isn't worth the money. It is. For those that can afford it! For those that can't' get over it, and live happily with what you can afford.
Please read myparableon coveting high-end equipment for further thoughts on this topic.
Now for one of the biggest truths of all. You can fret all you want about how sharp a given lens may be, but ifyourphotographic technique isn't first rate, having a lens capable of producing high resolution and high contrast is hardly worth a damn.
Use a solid tripod. For 95% of the landscape, nature and wildlife work that I do I use a tripod. Religiously. I own three; big, bigger and biggest. Just about the only time I hand-hold a camera is when I'm doing documentary-style street shooting. Hand-holding usually leads to inferior images, particularly in landscape and nature photography.
Use mirror lock-up and a cable release. Vibration; any vibration, is a sharpness killer. Don't hand-hold a lens at a slow shutter speed and a wide aperture and then worry about whether the lens is sharp or not. What are you thinking of?
Image Stabilization. Whether it's Canon's IS or Nikon's VR, this is one of the greatest innovations in lens design of the last quarter century. It works, and it works damn well. For serious long lens work, even when working on a tripod, Canon's family of Image Stabilized "L" series lenses are worth their weight in gold (which partially explains their price).
Canon D30 @ ISO 100 using a 400mm f/4 IS DO lens.
Use the lens' optimum aperture. This is typically not with the lens wide open, and never when stopped all the way down. Only the finest lenses are as sharp wide-open as when closed down somewhat, and no lens is at its best when stopped down to f/22 or f/32, due to diffraction effects. Most lenses have their optimum aperture at 2-3 stops down from wide open.
Use fine-grain, high-resolution film. You want to be able to see what you've paid all that money for, don't you? Of course using such film means ISO speeds of under 100, which means that a tripod, cable release and mirror lock-up are a necessity when combined with the use of the lens' optimum aperture.
Your image processing technique and equipment must be as good as your photographic technique and your lenses. Whether in the chemical or the digital darkroom; whether using an enlarger or a computer, anything less than the finest tools and techniques will obviate whatever investment you've made in fine lenses.
Can you honestly say that your prints match your hopes for a given image? It may not be your lens that's at fault. It may be what you're doing and the tools that you're usingafterthe photograph was taken that's limiting your ultimate image quality.
If all of the above are not part of your everyday shooting technique then you're likely not getting the most from your expensive lenses. Only when you've given a lens every chance to show its best do you have the right to determine if its performing atitsbest.
Think about the variables standing between a scene in front of the camera and a print hanging on the wall. A large number of factors determine whether or not the print will be sharp.
Film flatness' is the pressure-plate doing its job properly?
Film grain' sometimes grain makes images look sharper' sometimes the opposite!
For digital cameras many of the same issues as for film cameras apply, as well as those for digital image processing.
See what I mean? The sharpness of a given lens is just one of a myriad of factors, and usually not the most important one, in determining if a print will look "sharp".
Are you ready for this? Here's the big one. The one big truth that I've learned about this subject after more than 40 years as a photographer, and which summarizes the points above.
Does this idea make you uncomfortable? Good. That's what it's meant to do. Think about it.
Yes, thereisa difference between brands. There definitelyissomething special about many Leica lenses, and Zeiss lensesaregenerally superb. Top Nikon and Canon glass can be as good as it gets. On the other side of the coin, some Sigma-Tamron-Tokina lensesare indeedso much junk. Some though are pretty good.
All of these statements are based on personal experience. None though are universal truths. But it's my unquestionable experience that it is rare indeed that I ever see photographs taken by folks that fret about these issues that even come close to matching the capabilities of even the least pretentious of lenses.
This is why there are those folks that makes the claims that they do about some lenses or brands, or countries of origin, while there are others who say that they don't see the differences. This isn't a case of "the emperor's new clothes". It's often just a matter of experience and skill, each of which can be acquired if one has the will.
Now that you think you've got it figured out, it's time for some more reading. Here are four articles on related topics.


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Fields & Applications COVID-19, Mass Spectrometry, Clinical
Weighing Viruses
How clinical MS can be mobilized for national testing
Perdita Barran | 05/13/2021 | Longer Read
When faced with limited access to coronavirus tests at the height of the pandemic, I was inspired to repurpose my laboratory – and mass spectrometers across the UK – to assist with national testing. Over the past six months I have acted as a Scientific Advisor to the UK Department of Health and Social Care. And now a network of eight academic labs in the UK have joined forces with twelve clinical laboratories based in the NHS (backed by government and industrial funding) to deliver a rapid and sensitive MS test for coronavirus. Here's how we did it…
Mobilizing MS
The first key challenge with our pilot was to develop a method that was robust enough to be readily adopted by the NHS. Thankfully, NHS staff already perform more than 750,000 MS-based tests per year on new-born babies alone, along with further tests for diagnosing other metabolic disorders and for therapeutic drug monitoring. We wanted to tap into this world-class capability that had already been established within our labs.
When the pilot started, we had three clear criteria:
The method should have clinical utility (in other words, it can be performed in a routine hospital laboratory).
The assay could be widely adopted (which necessitated viral deactivation upon sampling).
The lab-based test should be compared with RT-PCR assays in terms of its specificity and sensitivity.
Following a period of consultation with academic groups who had already signed up to the COVID Mass Spectrometry Coalition, eight laboratories with strengths in proteomic analysis and method development were selected to take part – we called these the "P1 labs." They had to be willing to act, have strong links to hospital laboratories, and have experience with translation. Trials began with recombinant forms of viral proteins establishing limits of detection and quantification with proven methods. The work of Maarten Dhaenens at the University of Ghent, which involved some of those academic labs, was compelling. He had shown that quantitative proteomics performed on LC triple quad platforms was able to detect the presence of peptides from the spike and the nucleocapsidprotein at levels that were commensurate with PCR Ct values of 25 – the stage at which symptoms can be mild or non-existent. Also of interest were the MALDI methods developed by Ray Iles of MapSciences, and two academic labs were chosen accordingly for their expertise with MALDI instruments.
Handling live virus severely limits the type of laboratory and the staff that are available to perform such assays. Because of this, we started thinking about different methods of viral inactivation that were compatible with MS. We considered heat and UV exposure, but only organic solvents were suitable for the deployment of mass testing. Fortunately, robust tests performed at Public Health England's testing labs in Porton Down helped us decide on the best approach, and volunteers at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology (MIB) set about filling 30,000 falcon tubes with our deactivating solution. We decided to consider two different methods of sample acquisition. The first method was identical to the one used ahead of RT-PCR – an oral nasopharyngeal swab that could later be added to the deactivation solution. The second, which was also being used elsewhere in test development, collected saliva via a funnel that fitted into the sample tube. Each participant in our pilot would be asked to provide a saliva sample as well as being swabbed twice – one for the MS test and one for a comparator RT-PCR test.
Finding samples
Test packs at the ready and methods being developed, we needed a source of samples. But that proved much harder than we had anticipated. Eventually we found the indefatigable Rick Body – an emergency care consultant who was leading an NIHR research program called FALCON, which had been set up to enable trials of new tests. Rick applied for an ethical amendment to allow samples to be collected for MS, and, in early November 2020, we started to receive samples from patients who had been admitted to hospital with COVID-like symptoms. The number of hospital collecting sites grew and again the MIB volunteers, led by the marvelous Kat Hollywood, dug in and made up boxes of swabs, saliva funnels, and collecting tubes, as well as boxes for the hospitals to post samples on to the P1 academic labs. Students at the MIB and staff at Manchester Foundation Trust Hospitals also took part to boost sample numbers. As we neared the end of the P1 process at Christmas, we had received a total of 285 samples by this route; the positivity rate was just over 10 percent.
Though several of the P1 labs had shown that LC-MS/MS could detect a few 100 attomoles of protein, 285 samples split 8 ways was not enough for the pilot labs to prove the validity of a new test. We were therefore very grateful for the suggestion from Ed Blanford (Head of Test Validation for the Pillar 2 test labs) that he could send the FALCON study coordinators a list of names of people who had tested positive and agreed to provide material for research into new tests. This was a lifeline; again, the MIB team swung into action; more packs were made up and sent out to people at home who had tested positive. With the new variant came a rise in people testing positive and by mid-January we had received enough samples.
The final transfer
At this stage, we had shown that MALDI was not sensitive enough to compete with the LC-MS/MS methods; in fact, even the LC-MS/MS methods were struggling to reach the technical limits of detection with background from other proteins in the samples. We decided to try a capture method, where digested peptides specific to the nucleocapsid protein bind specifically to antibodies tethered to magnetic beads. The results from this were electrifying. The specificity of the assays shot up which in turn increased sensitivity. A harmonized method and SOP for samples from both saliva and swab was developed. The method, which is enabled by reagents from SISCAPA, can be automated; the inject-to-inject time on the MS is currently only 3 minutes – meaning at least 480 samples can be run in a day on each MS.
Swabs outperformed saliva, with sensitivity and specificity of 97 and 98 percent, respectively, for samples where the Ct value is 27 or less (600 samples). For saliva, the variation in the background protein levels means that "positivity" is not as clear cut, although the sensitivity is again above 80 percent.
The P1 labs have now handed the method over to 12 clinical MS laboratories, which are geographically spread across the UK. These labs will now seek accreditation for the method from UKAS and then be ready to test the population.
The role of MS as we learn to live with coronavirus
Now that an MS-based test has been developed and deployed in the NHS, what can we do with it? This new capacity could be used to monitor levels of infection in regional outbreaks, in hospital inpatients, and for surveillance studies in different populations, for example, at schools or workplaces. The fact that the virus is deactivated directly after sample collection makes the entire process much simpler; samples can be directly transported to labs for a diagnostic screen.
The method is robust to sample pooling (which enables many people to be screened in a single assay), and we are also able to detect mutated regions of the virus from the non-captured material.
We all hope that the fantastic vaccine rollout will allow most people to have immunity from severe infection, but none of us know what the virus will do next. Therefore, we will continue to need to test people and to monitor vaccine resistance; MS could well have a role to play here.
The investment into the MS test has enabled the deployment of 12 new mass spectrometers into the NHS for a six-month period. Existing staff are learning how to run this assay and I am sure they will continue to make improvements. The long-term effects of the pandemic will necessitate increased diagnostic capacity for COVID, long-COVID and for many other diseases in a population who have avoided visiting their GPs or had test appointments delayed. The very same instruments and capable staff will be able to meet this increased need for accurate and robust analysis of infection and disease.
This government-funded program is an outstanding real-world example of an MS test being translated from academic labs to clinical laboratories across the country. And we have done it in four months. Necessity is indeed the mother of invention; this pandemic has driven so much collaborative and novel science. The entire process also demanded creativity, perseverance, and a willingness to work together to pool resources – as well as the need to compromise.
As for the future, I am optimistic that this will be the first of many such rapid deployment actions. The unique collaborative links that have been formed between academic and clinical labs, gratefully supported by industry, will continue to grow through this pandemic and for future diagnostic challenges.
As part of this feature, we also spoke to Maarten Dhaenens and Jenny van Eyk (both external advisors on Perdita's project) about the diagnostic value of MS and its impact beyond coronavirus testing.
Hear what they had to say...
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The Holy Father's Missionary Intention for November 2009: "That believers in the different religions, through the testimony of their lives and fraternal dialogue, may clearly demonstrate that the name of God is a bearer of peace." Commentary.
New Delhi (Fides Service) - "The Catholic Church in India is actively involved in initiatives to prevent child labour. Many dioceses and religious institutes work to address this problem by assisting families, providing homes for street children, providing free education". Father Babu Joseph Karakombil, spokesman of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India told Fides.
"The most active Religious in this field are the Salesians - the priest tells Fides. Don Bosco oratories and professional training centres provide education and craft and job training which helps young people enter the world of work. This service is very precious. Many other religious communities are involved in this service, especially providing education: Franciscans, Divine Word Missionaries, Jesuits and many communities of Sisters and also lay Catholic associations. This is a sign of the maturity of the local Church which keeps a close watch on child labour and an active part in trying to prevent it in particular by means of the Bishops' respective Commissions for Youth and Labour ".
Father Babu Joseph Karakombil explained. "Child labour is generally caused by extreme poverty in which families live. Children have to work to bring income to the family and very often they have also to take care of smaller children. In rural areas children work on farms and plantations. In cities, where the cost of living is higher and wages are low, children work in factories or shops of all kinds.". "The Pope's message for Lent his year - he concluded - was received with enthusiasm in every diocese of India and it helped to increase awareness in the local Church that more can and must be done to protect children. We intend to join non Catholic organisations in this activity ".
In the meantime the Indian government has strengthened its commitment to eliminating the scourge of child labour which, according to the International Labour Organisation, involves about 11 million children in India. In February the Indian government announced that in cooperation with the ILO and the European Union it has launched a 40 million dollar programme to eliminate child labour. The programme will address 80,000 children working in more than 250 production areas mainly in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. The programme aims to improve the human and social abilities of the children and provide assistance for families.
Many organisations have pressed the Indian government to put more effort and more resources into fighting child labour. Recently Child Relief and You CRY association which has worked for 25 years in India to protect children, issued a statement in which it affirmed: " 57 years after Independence more than 60 million children in India live below the poverty line. Two million die in their first year of life and less than half of India's children aged between 6 and 14 anni attend school. We affirm every child's right to development, instruction, health and protection".


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India: woman set on fire after 'police fail to respond to attack complaint'
By Pascale Davies with REUTERS • last updated: 03/12/2018
Protest against the rape of an eight-year-old girl in India in 2018 -
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A woman in India was set on fire by the same men who tried to molest her just days earlier, authorities say.
The 20-year-old was in a field near her home in Uttar Pradesh when two men tried to drag her away, the woman's brother Vinod Kumar told Reuters.
She fled the scene after biting their hands, added Kumar.
That same day the father lodged a complaint to the police, but, after no action was allegedly taken, the family filed a second complaint.
"We waited for the police to come for enquiries the entire day but no one came," Vinod said.
Two days after the incident, the men returned to the same field where the woman worked, doused her with kerosene and set her on fire, according to the regional police superintendent, Prabhakar Chaudhary.
The woman was hospitalised and suffered burns of 40% to her body.
Chaudhary said the suspected attackers were arrested and three policemen were suspended for failing to fulfil their duties.
India has toughened its rape laws after a gang rape of a woman in 2012 sparked international outcry.
Convicted attackers can face the death penalty.
Demonstrators burn effigies depicting rapists during a protest in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad December 29, 2012.REUTERS/Amit Dave
But crime statistics have indicated that sexual assault on women has risen since then.
Only a small fraction of assault crimes are reported to police, but few are looked into. Between 2012 and 2016, police investigated only a third of the crimes reported to them.
Rights groups have ¨said because of police apathy and pressure from local politicians, many investigations get buried.
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Arrow: The Complete Fifth Season BD + Screen Caps
Arrow: The Complete Fifth Season was at least a passable year for a show I never really cared for but the writing still isn't great and the performances were, at best, so-so. One big drawback is that the other two episodes in the 3-part "Invasion" crossover were not included in this set, lame.
Arrow: The Complete Fifth Season
Genre(s): Suspense/Thriller, Drama, Action
Warner Home Video | NR – 970 min. – $54.97 | September 19, 2017
Date Published: 10/08/2017 | Author: The Movieman
Directed by: Various
Writer(s): Greg Berlanit & Marc Guggenheim & Andrew Kreisberg (developed by)
Cast: Stephen Amell, David Ramsey, Willa Holland, Emily Bett Rickards, Echo Kellum, Josh Segarra, Paul Blackthorne
Features: Featurettes, Deleted Scenes, Gag Reel
Digital Copy: Yes
Formats Included: Blu-ray
Audio: English (DTS-HD MA 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Video: 1080p/Widescreen 1.78
Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish
Disc Size: NA
Codecs: MPEG-4 AVC
Region(s): A, B, C
THE SEASON — 3.25/5
Season Synopsis: Newly appointed Mayor Oliver Queen (STEPHEN AMELL) finds himself challenged on two fronts as he fights to protect Star City's future, both as Mayor and as the Green Arrow. With his right hand, John Diggle (DAVID RAMSEY), back in the military and his sister, Thea Queen (WILLA HOLLAND), adamant about hanging up her vigilante hood as Speedy, Team Green Arrow is down to just Oliver and Felicity Smoak (EMILY BETT RICKARDS). But Green Arrow's public defeat of Damien Darhk (NEAL MCDONOUGH) at the end of season four inspires a new crop of masked heroes to defend the city including brilliant inventor Curtis Holt (ECHO KELLUM), Wild Dog (RICK GONZALEZ) and Evelyn Sharp (MADISON MCLAUGHLIN), while the arrival of a deadly new adversary named Prometheus, forces Oliver to confront questions about his legacy.
Quick Hit Review: Arrow has never really been a favorite of mine, at least within the numerous DC television shows out there and while this season is at least a little interesting with the introduction of more members of Team Arrow as well as the season-long antagonist, Prometheus, who isn't a great villain or anything, but at least gave Oliver Queen a decent adversary. Outside of that, however, the acting is still rather stilted which isn't helped by some bad writing.
SPECIAL FEATURES – 3.0/5
This 4-disc set comes housed in a wide HD Keep Case and side-sliding matted slip cover. Inside is an episode guide and redemption code for the Digital HD copy.
Deleted Scenes – 'A Matter of Trust', What We Leave Behind', 'Second Chances', 'Checkmate', 'Kapiushon', 'Dangerous Liaisons', 'Missing', 'Lian Yu'
Allied: The Invasion Complex (12:44; HD) – Every crossover event needs a moment when the hero is tested. This is the second part of the series where Oliver battles his inner demons and galvanizes his team against the malevolent alien armada.
Arrow: 2016 Comic-Con Panel (27:19; HD) – The cast (Amell, Ramsey, Holland, etc) and executive producers talk about the fifth season at the San Diego Comic-Con.
Returning to the Roots of Arrow: Prometheus (15:18; HD) looks at how Oliver Queen faces his dark past once again, this time in the form of the villain, Prometheus.
Gag Reel (5:23; HD)
VIDEO – 4.0/5
Arrow shoots onto Blu-ray presented with a 1.78 widescreen aspect ratio, as originally televised, and given a 1080p high-definition transfer (MPEG-4 AVC codec). The picture looks good with sharp detail on the close-ups and some colors that does pop out even though the series is on the darker side both in palette and tone.
AUDIO – 3.5/5
Each episode comes with a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 but you could've fooled me this wasn't just Dolby Digital 5.1. What struck was how much of the audio was centrally located with minimal usage of the front and rear channels which was mostly relegated for minor ambient noises and the score. Dialogue levels were fine but sometimes sounded noisy, perhaps due to less than stellar sound design.
OVERALL – 3.0/5
Overall, Arrow: The Complete Fifth Season was at least a passable year for a show I never really cared for but the writing still isn't great and the performances were, at best, so-so. One big drawback, and a drawback for the The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow sets, is that the other two episodes were not included in this set, lame. As for the Blu-ray, the picture is pretty good but the audio has much to be desired while the features are on the limited side.
Check out some more 1080p screen caps by going to page 2. Please note, these do contain spoilers.
10/08/2017 Blu-ray Reviews, Featured Review, Quick Hit Reviews, Screen Caps Tagged with: Arrow, David Ramsey, DC Comics, Dolph Lundgren, Emily Bett Rickards, Stephen Amell, Willa Holland
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THE SPIELBERG OF VIDEO GAMES
By David S. Jackson Monday, May 20, 1996
The man behind Super Mario 64 is a shaggy-haired, banjo-playing Japanese artist who rides a bicycle to work, wears a Mickey Mouse tie and chills out by plucking bluegrass tunes on his Dobro guitar.
Normally, such behavior would not get you far in the land of white-shirted "salarymen." But Shigeru Miyamoto, 43, has reached the top in the rarefied world of video-game designers by consistently creating games that kids can't resist. As a result, he's as revered as a rock star--and not just in Japan. Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and movie directors Steven Spielberg and George Lucas have all traveled to Nintendo's...


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Instruction and demonstrations of safe handling of firearms and of good hunting practices. 7 photos.
Demonstrations of defensive pistol shooting, five-stand shotgun shooting, and practical rifle shooting. 9 photos.
Sighting-in deer rifles on club range with modern aids. 6 photos.
Sequential photos of progress. 13 photos.
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New Finance Director at Hortons' Estate
David Freeman has been promoted to finance director at Hortons' Estate.
An accountant with more than 15 years' experience, David previously worked in the audit teams at BDO and E & Y where he advised property companies with diverse developments and portfolios.
He joined the Birmingham-based family-owned property company in 2008 as the financial controller and has headed the finance function since.
Hortons' Estate celebrated its 125th anniversary this year having been incorporated in 1892. The company has amassed a portfolio of retail, hotel, office and industrial properties and land located around the Midlands valued at more than £250m.
Peter Horton, chairman at Hortons' Estate, said: "I am delighted to welcome David to the board. His promotion is in recognition of both his contribution to the development of the company over recent years and the key role he has to play as we continue to pursue our strategy of delivering long term profitable growth."


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Since 8 March 2018, Minister for Children, the Elderly and Gender Equality Åsa Regnér is no longer a Government minister.
Between 3 October 2014 and 8 March 2018 she was Minister for Children, the Elderly and Gender Equality.
Coordination concerning socially vulnerable EEA citizens staying in Sweden
Published 03 February 2015 Updated 02 March 2015
Sweden wants to coordinate work throughout the country concerning vulnerable EEA citizens staying temporarily in Sweden. On 29 January, Martin Valfridsson was appointed national coordinator for this work.
Martin Valfridsson's remit is to support work being conducted by government agencies, municipalities, county councils and organisations that come into contact with vulnerable EEA citizens staying temporarily in Sweden, i.e. no longer than 3 months, and who do not have the right of residence.
The aim is to support these actors in their efforts to create long-term sustainable conditions for cooperation. Better cooperation means that the temporary support provided to these people can be designed appropriately.
Need for coordination between actors
Municipal support to these people varies. Some municipalities put great focus on outreach activities, while others give funding to values-based organisations so that they are able to provide support to these people. There are also those who, in cooperation with values-based organisations, have started shelters or provide emergency funds for tickets to return home. Civil society shows a strong commitment to support these people.
There is a great need to promote efficient forms of cooperation, exchanges of experience and spread good examples of actions among municipalities, county councils, government agencies and organisations that, in their respective areas of responsibility, come into contact with these socially and economically vulnerable EEA citizens who are staying in Sweden temporarily. Better cooperation means that the support can be designed appropriately. The national coordinator is to present his report to the Government Offices by 1 February 2016.
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New solutions in focus at the End Violence Against Children Solutions Summit
18 February 2018 · Article from Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
Prime Minister Stefan Löfven to open an international high-level conference on violence against children
01 February 2018 · Article from Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, Prime Minister's Office
The new Swedish Gender Equality Agency inaugurated in Gothenburg
18 January 2018 · Article from Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
The Government of Sweden's measures against sexual violence and harassment
03 January 2018 · Article from Government, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Education and Research, Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Enterprise and Innovation, Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of the Environment
The Government of Sweden takes action against sexual violence and harassment
03 January 2018 · Article from Government, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Education and Research, Ministry of Enterprise and Innovation, Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, Ministry of Justice


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import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.ElementNotFoundException;
import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.FailingHttpStatusCodeException;
import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlForm;
import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlInput;
import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlPage;
import org.apache.shiro.testing.web.AbstractContainerIT;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.IOException;
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Treasury and Finance
Northern Territory Economy
Aboriginal labour force characteristics
Prices and wages
Retail fuel market
Major trading partners – financial year results
Major trading partners – calendar year results
Government and community services
Mining and manufacturing
Retail and wholesale trade
NT Economy Overview
The Northern Territory's (NT) government and community services combined sector is a major contributor to the gross state product and employment. The government and community services category comprises of public administration and safety, education and training, and health care and social assistance. The outputs from these sectors are mostly supplied and/or funded by the public sector, including Commonwealth, NT and local governments. They also include output from private providers of education, health, aged care and other community services as well as contributions made by the defence industry in the NT.
Economic contribution | Contribution to employment
Government and community services is a major contributor of the gross state product (GSP) and employment in the NT. The government and community services combined sector comprises public administration and safety, education and training, and health care and social assistance. The outputs from these sectors are predominantly supplied and or funded by the public sector, including Commonwealth, NT and local governments. This industry also includes output from private providers of education, health, aged care and other community services as well as contributions made by the defence industry, which is discussed further in the Defence webpage.
The government and community services industry is a significant contributor to the NT economy in terms of its contribution to GSP and employment. Historically, this industry contributes to at least a fifth of NT GSP and over a third of NT employment.
In 2020-21:
the combined sector contributed $6.5 billion to the NT's GSP in 2020‑21, representing an increase of 3.7% from the previous year
it also accounted for 26.4% of the NT's GSP, which was the second highest proportion across the jurisdictions behind the Australian Capital Territory (44.8%) (Chart 1). The NT's share of GSP was steady over the financial year, and is in line with the 10-year average
of the industries, public administration and safety services made the largest contribution of 12.5% or $3.1 billion to GSP, representing an increase of 3.9% from 2019-20
nationally the combined industry increased by 3.9% to $362.9 billion, accounting for 17.8% of national gross domestic product (GDP), with the health care and social assistance sector making up the largest contribution at 7.6%.
Contribution to employment
the combined industry employed 57,333 persons (increase of 3% from the previous year), which accounted for 43.7% of total employment, above the 10‑year annual average share of 38.5% (Chart 2)
of these, 38.7% were employed in public administration and safety, 39.6% in health care and social assistance, and 21.7% in education and training
the national proportion has trended upwards since the early 2000s, however, its share to total employment (29.2%) remains less than the NT share.
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Published: October 12, 2019, 9:00 am
Tags: Sports, Football, College Football
Boise State football vs. Hawaii: Time, TV schedule, game preview, score
Broncos battle Rainbow Warriors
Wide receiver Octavius Evans #1 of the Boise State Broncos leads the team on to the field prior to the first half against the Marshall Thundering Herd on September 6, 2019 at Albertsons Stadium in Boise, Idaho. (Photo by Loren Orr/Getty Images)
BOISE, Idaho – No. 14 Boise State looks to remain unbeaten when it hosts an improving Hawaii squad in Mountain West play on Saturday. The Broncos have recorded three straight double-digit victories while Hawaii is coming off a bye after posting a 54-3 win over Nevada the previous week - the 51-point margin being the third-largest road win in program history.
TV: 10:15 p.m. ET, ESPN2. LINE: Boise State -11.5
Boise State junior pass rusher Curtis Weaver has nine sacks this season to raise his career count to a new Mountain West record of 29.5, breaking the mark of 28.5 shared by BYU's Jan Jorgensen and TCU's Jerry Hughes, both of whom played in the conference from 2006-09. Weaver is just 2.5 sacks behind second-place Chris Wing (1994-96) on the Broncos' all-time list as he leads a unit allowing 16 points per game. Hawaii is averaging 37 points per game but is just 3-12 all-time against Boise State, including 0-6 on the blue turf with an average losing margin of 35 points. "Everybody needs to get over the fact that it is Boise State," Rainbow Warriors coach Nick Rolovich said. "This aura that they have earned is a weapon for them."
ABOUT HAWAII (4-1, 1-0 Mountain West)
Junior quarterback Cole McDonald is having a strong season by completing 68.9 percent of his throws for 1,629 yards and 17 touchdowns against nine interceptions. Seniors Cedric Byrd II and JoJo Ward lead an athletic group of wideouts as Byrd has 40 receptions for 498 yards and nine touchdowns and Ward has 28 catches for 418 yards and six scores. Redshirt freshman cornerback Kai Kaneshiro and senior safety Ikem Okeke share the team lead of two interceptions and senior safety Kalen Hicks has a team-best 36 tackles for a unit allowing 27.4 points per game.
ABOUT BOISE STATE (5-0, 2-0)
The Broncos are averaging 32.6 points and freshman quarterback Hank Bachmeier has been solid while throwing for 1,489 yards and eight touchdowns and being intercepted three times. Boise State doesn't have a go-to wideout but has three with more than 300 yards in sophomore Khalil Shakir (26 catches, 357 yards), senior John Hightower (17 for 303) and junior CT Thomas (16 for 302). Junior linebacker Riley Whimpey has a team-high 30 tackles for Boise State, which limited UNLV to 69 yards rushing in last Saturday's 38-13 victory.
1. Boise State has won the past six meetings.
2. The Rainbow Warriors' 51-point win over Nevada was its largest as a member of the Mountain West.
3. The Broncos have allowed just 22 second-half points.
PREDICTION: Boise State 45, Hawaii 33
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LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Energy erupts at Sam Boyd Stadium when the men's teams not only fight each other, but fight the wind and others prove there is more to them than a Bolt of lightning Sunday.
Kenya may not have won the entire tournament, but they took home 6th place with an amazing display of tenacity, and proving that Kenya is more than Usain Bolt.
Kenya faced off against France, where Kenya's #11 Collins Injera tackled a French ball carrier on the try line, which prevented France the opportunity to take the game into overtime. Injera repeated this less than 30 seconds later, but just over the try line, and prevented the ball from touching down as the clock ticked to zero. Kenya beat France 14-7.
Kenya faced Samoa for the Las Vegas Challenge Trophy match where Kenya led Samoa 14-0 at the half. Samoa answered with a rapid fire try, followed by a self snipe kick at Kenya's 22 by Samoa's #9 Tila Mealoi, which tied the game.
Kenya's #8 Andrew Amonde stepped out of three tackles while weaving through Samoa's defense to score the winning try for Kenya. The conversion attempt was good, and Kenya beat Samoa 21-14.
USA played New Zealand in the third place match, but USA held back New Zealand for most of the game. Then New Zealand's #12 Sione Molia run nearly unopposed from his own 10-meter to score a try, which kick started New Zealand's ability to out pace USA.
USA's #6 Andrew Durutalo touched down a try after a high tackle penalty by New Zealand, which won the game in the last 30 seconds for USA, 19-15.
South Africa upset Olympic gold medalist team Fiji in the first place game, after Fiji's #2 Sevuloni Mocenacagi earned himself a sinbin for a dangerous tackle. South Africa took advantage of the sinbin, and made Fiji pay dearly for it with try, after try, after try.
The wind nullified Fiji's typical schoolyard ball offloads and creative passing, and in the last three seconds of the game, Mocenacagi created a dangerous situation.
Mocenacagi tackled South Africa's #5 Werner Kok on kick off, while Kok was at the peak of his jump in the air to catch the ball. Kok initiated a fist fight with Mocenacagi, but their respective teams pulled them apart.
South Africa beat Fiji for first place, 19-12.


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In Gallery.How.Do.I.Chanhe.The Music.To.A Story Lara Fabian – The Nue Album – Honesty And Integrity In The Purest Form
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Lara started her career with her own album, showing the world that she is the essence of her own music. His album "Pure" also contains the theme of honesty, pure music means honest music. His English career also started with a self-titled album, which featured the track "I am who I am". Lara stated that this would have been the title of the album if she had not been self-titled. Being the person that he is and being true to himself means that his music will always show honesty and integrity to the audience. Nue's English album followed, and in 2005 the album 9. 9 was released, which marked the rebirth of Lara's music, a process that came full circle. You have once again witnessed his honesty and the purity of his music through this album. Now Lara is working on a multilingual album. Lara has always emphasized that music (and for me especially her music) is a universal language that cannot be excluded by linguistic deficiencies. I think Lara proves this philosophy with the release of her next album.
I have illustrated to you that Lara applies the central theme of the Nue album to most, if not all, of her music. Lara is one of the few artists I know who can develop an album where almost every track is a smash #1 hit. These days, so many artists focus on a single track to promote their album that they tend to spend less time on the other tracks on the album, causing the album to fail. This is what makes people hesitant to buy albums by unknown artists. You may have heard a song or two from the album on the radio, but you have no idea what to expect from the rest of the album. Once you buy it, you realize that the rest of the songs aren't nearly as good as the singles you hear on the radio. If that's the case, you definitely won't be buying any more albums from this artist. Lara is able to keep the audience interested in her music by making each song on her albums a special song, as if each song is an advertisement for her music. After going through an entire album, you cry even more when you finish the last song. Because of this, fans can never wait for his next release, there is always something new, something clean, something honest to look forward to.
Allow me to walk you through each song on the Nue album and show you how amazing this album is. For me, this is Lara's best French album. I think my motives for calling this album the best yet is due to the success of the Nue concert. It was an amazing show with passion, power, excitement and one of the best performances from a band I have ever seen. Although the show was about the Nue album, it also combined songs from the Pure album. That's what made this show a winner.
J'y Crois Encore (English: I Believe It Again).
On her album "A Wonderful Life", Lara wrote the English version of this song: "I've Cried Enough". Lara is an amazing songwriter. If you compare the lyrics of the French version with the English version, you will see that the content of the two songs is the same even if the lyrics are not literal translations of each other. The song talks about pain and despair and how to deal with them through faith and perseverance. The song makes you realize that you can't change what happened in the past. Lara sums it up nicely in the English version of the song when she sings, "Even though I believe in the future, I keep the past in mind, now that I'm living in the present, I don't care about the rest…"
Aimer Deja (English: To Love Before).
Lara likes to write about love. He can feel love so beautifully through his lyrics and his choice of tunes. This song has so many themes, it talks about love, betrayal and running away from your pain where only you can find peace and calm. The image of peace and tranquility is beautifully created by Lara's choice of melody, which has a very calming and soothing tone.
S'en Aller (English: To Go Away).
This song is full of fascinating contrasts. I think there are many different interpretations of this song, but one interpretation that kept coming to mind was that it puts your own life into perspective by moving away from your current circumstances (to leave) and coming back to start a new one. In Lara's own words, "And to leave as one returns."
Silence (English: Silence).
The English version of Silence is also featured on Lara's "A Wonderful Life" album. Like most English translations of Lara's French albums, the English and French versions of Silence are very similar in terms of lyrical content. The meaning of silence is clear. Silence is your best friend in difficult situations where it is better to keep your mouth shut. But it also refers to moments of silence when you are not distracted by the noise of the world. It is always easier to make decisions in the heat of the moment when there is silence.
Parce Que Tu Pars (English: Because he leaves).
There is so much passion in this song that you get goosebumps listening to Lara sing it. It talks about being left alone, fading away from loneliness. Nobody wants to be lonely. The song talks about someone looking for a savior to break the chains of loneliness.
Je Suis Mon Coeur (English: I Am My Heart).
Although Lara didn't write this song, she must have identified something in it that she wanted to add to this album. Lara never puts a song on the album just for the sake of the song. The song talks about the fear of being rejected by a loved one, the desire of the heart that causes pain when it cannot satisfy that need. It also talks about the fear of losing the happiness you have experienced, the uncertainty of the future and the fact that you never know when it will be taken away from you. All of this fits into the album title. To be naked is to be exposed, stripped of all your securities and protections, which explains the fear presented in the song.
Tango (English: Tango).
Lara uses a tango dancer and a matador as a lovely metaphor for lovers who cannot find each other, one lover rejecting the other. Belonging to the matador is as challenging as the bull with the matador. The dancer dances towards the matador, but the matador rejects her love by fighting back like a bull. It is a beautiful image supported by a lovely and captivating melody. It's just a joy to listen to, and even better to see Lara on stage.
Imagine (English: Imagine).
Lara seems to have a soft spot for tribal music. He whispers the song, tribal drums and bagpipes in the background. Lara plays with your imagination while singing the song and creates an image of a paradise of simplicity, peace, honesty, joy and all that is good. It paints such a clear picture in your mind that you realize it is completely unrealistic and impossible in our current world.
Tu Es Mon Autre (English: You Are My Other).
A wonderful duet with Maurane. The duet underpins the theme of the song and I don't think it would ever have the same impact when sung solo. The song is about two people who are so closely connected that they are inseparable. You can interpret it as two close friends, two close family members or two lovers who are very close to each other. In the last line of the song, the image of the two interrelated persons appears strongly: "And if one of us falls". Closing the song with this rhetorical statement emphasizes how close the two people really are.
Rio (English: Rio).
Play with your imagination. Lara paints the picturesque landscapes of Rio with this song. Simply lie back, close your eyes and listen carefully to the lyrics (if you understand French) and experience the mood Lara creates with this song. Lara singing this song during the Nue concert is simply amazing. But even if you don't understand the words, you'll still enjoy the lively music, the joyful melody, and most importantly, Lara's beautiful voice.
Bambina (English: Little Baby).
Lara co-wrote this song with Janey Clewer. I don't know what motivated Lara to write this song, but I think she was inspired by her motherly instinct. The song can be interpreted in two ways: a mother who has lost her baby, or a mother of a grown child thinking back to the times when her child was small. This is one of those songs that easily puts a lump in your throat.
Immortelle (English: Immortal).
This song is a masterpiece in every way. The lyrics, the artist's voice, the band's music, everything is perfect. Again, Lara uses contrast to emphasize an idea. He claims to be immortal, but he dies from his lover, his lover makes him mortal. The song talks about how a person is strong and indestructible to everyone, but completely vulnerable to someone who can break through all his defenses and reach the depths of his heart. I like how Lara writes her songs in such a universal way that they can be interpreted in many ways. The fact that someone can break through the defenses can be good or bad. It's good when a person reaches out to you, but it's bad when someone uses it to their advantage.
Le Roi Est Une Femme (English: The King Is A Woman).
I believe that Lara was motivated by her mother to include this song, another one that she did not write. I think he dedicated the song to his mother because the song referred to Sicily. But you can also see Lara speaking out in an industry that is mostly dominated by men. With this album, she showed everyone that she can make the music she creates a success, but not because she is a woman, but because she is an exceptionally talented artist.
Lara co-wrote most of the songs on this album with Rick Allison, who also contributed heavily to this album. Lara and Rick did an extremely good job with this album and in my opinion made a killer team when they made music together. The album closes with a piano medley of all the songs on the album. It was a perfect choice for me to add a piano medley at the end. I couldn't have chosen a better way to end such a rich and invigorating album.
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