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"Back then I had the voice of an angel. At least that is what my Grandmother told me.\n\nI had no reason to doubt her. As I sang, even I heard the beautiful melodies in my head.\n\nThen one day I belted a song into my first cassette recorder. After playing back my rendition of Michael Jackson’s “Beat It”, I was shocked to discover that I did not have the voice of an angel, but in fact, had the voice of a dying animal.\n\nI also later learned that my grandmother was deaf in one ear.\n\nWhile I didn’t end up pursuing a musical career, I never stopped singing into hairbrushes. You wanna know why? Because, singing is so much f..king fun! Even when you are really, really, really bad at it.\n\nTo think, had I underestimated my strengths and overestimated by weaknesses, I might have wound up a starving musician who never got to karaoke."
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"MYTHS: Are tax cuts really only for the rich?\n\nThe bottom line is that taxpayers across America can expect a tax cut. The bill would lower tax rates for individuals and businesses, double the standard deduction, and significantly increase the child tax credit.\n\nThe bill is also pro-growth and pro-American worker. The economy could grow to be almost 3 percent larger at the end of 10 years. That translates to more than $4,000 dollars per household, per year. American families could finally get a real raise.\n\nAmericans deserve to know the truth about the proposed tax reform packages. There are several myths going around about what the proposed plan would do.\n\nHere are a few of them, and why they’re wrong.\n\nMyth 1: This is just a tax cut for the rich, and it will actually raise taxes for everyone else.\n\nThe truth is in fact the opposite. The Senate tax bill increases the amount of taxes paid by the rich and, according to the liberal Tax Policy Center, 93 percent of taxpayers would see a tax cut or no change in 2019. They found similar results for the House bill.\n\nBoth tax bills would actually increase the progressivity of the U.S. tax code. That means fewer people at the bottom will pay income taxes, and people at the top will see their share of taxes paid increase.\n\nThe Cato Institute’s Chris Edwards notes that the Senate tax bill cuts income taxes for people making $40,000 to $75,000 a year by about 37 percent. People making over a million dollars see a cut of only 6 percent.\n\nIn two recent Daily Signal pieces, we calculated how 12 different taxpayers would fare under each of the tax plans. The results show that almost everyone will see a tax cut, and only the wealthiest families are at risk of their taxes going up.\n\nMyth 2: Repealing the individual mandate will raise taxes on the poor, raise insurance premiums, and kill 10,000 people a year.\n\nOnly in Washington can removing a tax penalty be considered a tax increase.\n\nTax reform will likely repeal Obamacare’s individual mandate, which imposes a tax penalty anywhere from $695 to upward of $10,000 for not purchasing the type of health insurance mandated by the federal government.\n\nDepending on income and available health insurance options, the federally mandated health insurance comes with subsidies paid to the insurance company that can range from no more than a few dollars to over $12,000 a year per individual, and upward of $20,000 per year for families.\n\nRepealing the mandate would not force anyone to give up their coverage or forego their current tax credits. It would just make the Obamacare insurance optional, and thus increase health care choices.\n\nEliminating the Obamacare individual mandate will not reduce any taxpayer’s income by a single cent. It will, however, reduce the tax bills of many individuals and families—based on their own choices—by hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars.\n\nThe individual mandate with its penalties is also not the “glue” that holds Obamacare together, as some have claimed. It never was.\n\n“The lifeblood of the law is the generous taxpayer insurance subsidies, which attract and maintain the historically sluggish enrollment,” explains senior Heritage research fellow Robert Moffit. Repealing the mandate will not precipitate doomsday for insurance premiums.\n\nWhile it is extremely difficult to predict how insurance premiums would change without the individual mandate penalty, we do know that eliminating the penalty will prevent low- and middle-income individuals and families from having to subsidize the high medical costs of others.\n\nOne particularly outrageous claim is that due to people voluntarily choosing alternative health care solutions, 10,000 people will die each year because the government is no longer forcing Americans to buy health insurance.\n\nTwo economists reviewed these claims and found the exact opposite. They found that there is “poor evidence linking insurance coverage to mortality” and that “the mandate may in fact be elevating death rates in some populations.”\n\nWhen you factor in the economic growth and higher wages from tax reform, the tax bill could actually save lives.\n\nMyth 3: Corporations and their rich owners will receive a huge windfall.\n\nPoliticians who don’t want tax reform claim that cutting taxes for business will only help the rich.\n\nDespite the name—“corporate” tax reform—the burden of the corporate income tax falls almost entirely on workers in the form of lower wages. Americans are undoubtedly skeptical about this claim, but the realities on the ground are actually quite simple.\n\nWhen business taxes go down, worker’s wages go up.\n\nThat’s not just the result of corporate benevolence. Rather, wages rise because higher profits translate to additional investments that make workers more productive, and businesses that don’t pay workers what they are worth will lose them to competitors who do.\n\nAmerican corporations pay a federal income tax rate of 35 percent—one of the highest in the world. If tax reform can lower that rate to 21 percent, American businesses and the workers they employ will be globally competitive again. Businesses will invest more, hire more workers, and be forced by the laws of supply and demand to raise wages.\n\nThis is exactly what happened over the past decade and a half in neighboring Canada. In 2007, Canada began lowering its corporate tax rate. And guess what? Wages grew significantly faster in Canada than other comparable countries.\n\nMost economic researchers agree. A recent review of 10 separate studiespublished between 2007 and 2015 concluded that, when governments cut corporate taxes, workers receive almost all of the benefit through higher wages.\n\nMyth 4: Tax reform will be bad for seniors.\n\nRetirees may be the most concerned about what tax reform will mean for them, as most rely on relatively fixed incomes.\n\nMany retirees would in fact benefit from the tax bills’ doubling the size of the standard deduction.\n\nWhile seniors’ earnings and pension income would be subject to new individual income tax brackets and rates, those changes would actually mean tax cuts—not increases—for an overwhelming majority of seniors and retirees.\n\nMyth 5: Tax reform won’t grow the economy, it will only add to the debt.\n\nCongress rightly allowed the tax reform bill to decrease revenues over 10 years by $1.5 trillion—about 3.5 percent of projected revenue. But such “static” budget scores provide zero useful information about how the reform will actually affect the deficit.\n\nProperly designed tax reform will lead to a larger economy and higher wages. Each of these economic benefits can result in more tax revenue.\n\nA recent Heritage Foundation analysis shows that the Senate tax reform bill could boost the size of the U.S. economy by almost 3 percent over the long run.\n\nOther estimates are even more optimistic. Nine leading economists recently described how the economy could see a boost of up to 4 percent due to tax reform. The President’s Council of Economic Advisors believes the economy could grow between 3 and 5 percent, a range that was independently verified by three economists from Boston University.\n\nTax reform that grows the economy could result in more than $130 billion of new federal revenue in every year outside the current budget window. And that’s using the most conservative of the estimates above.\n\nMore optimistic estimates would bring in well north of $200 billion, making up most—if not all—of the static tax cut once the economy reaches its new larger potential.\n\nCongress’s spending addiction shouldn’t stop tax reform, but the tax cuts will be short lived if Congress continues to increase spending every year.\n\nThe fact remains that our deficit cannot be eliminated with tax increases. Believing it can denies the fundamental problem: The deficit is driven by out-of-control spending. Spending is where congressional deficit hawks should turn their attention.\n\nIt is true that the proposed tax reform packages would mean big changes for individuals, families, and businesses across the United States. Overwhelmingly, however, these changes would be resoundingly positive.\n\nLower- and middle-income families would receive the largest tax cuts, and they would be the primary beneficiaries of business tax reforms that would generate higher wages and more job opportunities across America.\n\nOne thought on “5 myths about tax reform, and why they’re wrong”"
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"OR is localized to both the chloroplast and nucleus (Sun et al., 2016). Two different antibodies were raised to detect and distinguish between the full-length protein (including chloroplast transit peptide) and the mature OR protein. The authors found that the abundance of full-length OR in the nucleus decreased upon illumination. In the chloroplast, proteins of the inner (TIC) and outer (TOC) chloroplast envelope membranes accumulated 12-24 h post illumination, indicating there was assembly of the TIC/TOC machinery for chloroplast protein import. Full-length OR was found in the plastids of cotyledons up to 12 h post-illumination but was absent in the later stages. By contrast, the mature protein accumulated over time, indicating that removal of the transit peptide from newly imported OR occurs during chloroplast biogenesis. Given the dual localization, the authors targeted OR to the nucleus of the or-1 mutant. The resulting transgenic plants had similar phenotypes as the overexpression mutant lines, indicating that overexpression of the nuclear targeted OR is sufficient to repress de-etiolation.\n\nBy what mechanism does nucleus-localized OR repress chloroplast biogenesis? OR interacts with the bHLH transcription factor TCP14 and represses its transcriptional activity. TCP14 binds to the Up1 element, which is overrepresented in the promoter regions of germination-related genes such as ELIP1 and ELIP2. Using an anti-OR antibody to precipitate chromatin samples, promoter fragments with Up1 were detected in dark-grown wild type seedlings. However, there was no enrichment of Up1-containing fragments of ELIP1 and ELIP2 in tcp14-1 knockout seedlings. These results together suggest that OR affects expression of ELIPs via its interaction with TCP14.\n\nWhen OR was overexpressed in the tcp14–1 knockout mutant (either by crossing the overexpression mutant with tcp14-1 or transforming tcp14-1 with the OR overexpression construct), seedlings showed greening rates similar to wild type seedlings, and accumulation of ELIPs was rescued. This suggests that the repression of cotyledon greening by OR requires TCP14. The OR-TCP14 interaction in the nucleus represses both ELIP expression and chloroplast biogenesis. When illuminated, the nuclear abundance of OR decreases and consequently, the derepression of TCP14 transcriptional activity results in the etioplast-to-chloroplast transition. This OR-TCP14 interaction helps elucidate the underlying regulatory network required for chloroplast development as plants respond to illumination.",
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"The royal family has always been looked up to not just for their grace and elegance, but also because of their outfit choices. When we talk about clothes, arguably no one is as stylish as Kate Middleton, who had always been a fashion icon ever since.\n\nThe Duchess of Cambridge has the capacity to set trends and influence people of their sartorial choices, but with the introduction of Meghan Markle to the powerful clan, there seems to be a new fashionista that has dethroned her.\n\nThe mom of three has always been a trendsetter and any brand could immediately feel the help she would bestow just by merely wearing their clothes as sales would immediately skyrocket afterward. Kate has a penchant for timeless and elegant pieces, making her the epitome of a perfect princess, and so, the adoration for her of the fashion’s who’s-who is pretty much expected.\n\nThe Duchess can rock jeans, to plaid polo tops, to designer dresses and gowns, which is why there’s no doubt people look up to her as a fashion inspiration – her being an icon was practically cemented.",
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"But that foundation seemed to be rocked when Meghan entered the picture. While it’s unhealthy to compare the two Duchesses, people couldn’t help but take a few notes on the ladies’ fashion choices. While Kate managed to hold onto the throne as the most influential royal style icon, the former “Suits” actress snatched the title from her, according to Lyst.\n\nThe global fashion search engine studied over 20 million online searches about the Duchesses’ outfits in their royal engagements in the last two years. There were more people that became interested with Meghan’s clothes than Kate’s, which means the “Meghan Markle Effect” might be shooing the “Kate Effect” after all.",
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"It is worth noting, however, that both of them led to an increase in the online demand: Kate, 119 percent, while Meghan, 216 percent. The site also determined the ladies’ most influential fashion moment – the Duchess of Sussex’s was in March at Prince Charles’ Investiture when she stunned in a silver and gold brocade dress that accentuated her baby bump. Within the next day, the demand for that outfit rose by 500 percent!",
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"A Sears ad printed in that morning's paper advertised a telephone line kids could call to speak to Santa.\n\nAccidentally printed one digit off from Sears' Santa line, the number that made it in the paper was instead the top-secret link to Shoup's red phone.\n\nShoup stationed some airmen on the red phone to field the calls that kept pouring in from children wanting to talk about their Christmas lists.\n\nThen he sorted things out with the phone company, which gave Sears Shoup's old top secret number and set him up with a new one.\n\nA crisis had been averted.\n\nAnd, though he wouldn't know it then, the seed of a 63-year tradition had been planted.\n\nThe mission starts every year at midnight — like Christmas Eve clockwork.\n\nOnce the calendar hits Dec. 24, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) checks in with its North Pole Santa Cam.\n\nBased in Colorado Springs, the bi-national command watches the skies and seas for any aerospace or maritime approaches, coordinating with other commands to address potential threats to Canada and the United States.\n\nBut on Christmas Eve, its technology is also used to track Santa's movements, employing a mess of warning and radar systems and satellites with heat-detecting infrared sensors that hover 23,000 miles above the earth.\n\n\"On a day-to-day basis, we use those same satellites to monitor missile activity throughout the globe to determine whether they're a threat to Canada and the U.S. or not,\" explained Capt. Cameron Hillier, who is stationed at NORAD.\n\n\"However, on the 24th, these same infrared sensors can also detect the heat from Rudolph's nose.\"\n\nFor 63 years, NORAD — or CONAD, until 1958 — has boasted an impressive Santa Claus tracking system, enlisting hundreds of volunteers to field tens of thousands of calls from children across the globe every Christmas Eve.\n\nThis story continues after the podcast.\n\nThe center — inconspicuously housed in a windowless, cinder block building in downtown Colorado Springs — was home to a three-story clear, Lucite map of North America.\n\nWorkers would stand behind the map on scaffolding, updating it with any unidentified flying objects that had been spotted in North American air space.\n\n\"And (someone) had drawn this beautiful sleigh coming over Canada,\" Van Keuren said.\n\nWhen the airmen and officers saw the colonel, they apologized profusely.\n\n\"Do you want us to take it down?\" they asked.\n\nInstead, Shoup decided to call a local radio station.\n\n\"This is Colonel Shoup, the commander of the Command Operation Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado,\" Van Keuren said in her best impression of her father. \"We have an unidentified flying object. Why, it, it looks like a sleigh.\"\n\n\"Well, that of course went all over the world,\" Van Keuren said.\n\nAnd it became tradition.\n\nLast year, roughly 1,500 program volunteers received more than 126,000 calls throughout the day — an average of 1.8 calls per second, Hillier said.\n\nThe program also received 18 million visits to its website and 2,000 emails in 2017. Its latest feature, which started last year and allowed people to ask their Amazon Alexa smart home devices where Santa was, had been accessed 1.5 million times, Hillier added.\n\nVan Keuren has been volunteering to answer phones for the program for the past five years.\n\n\"My husband said ... the first call he got last year was from Castle Rock (in Colorado) and the next one was from Stuttgart, Germany,\" she said. \"I swear to goodness, you can't put the phone down without it ringing in your hand.\"\n\nHarry Shoup retired from the Air Force in 1968. He later settled in Colorado Springs, near three of his four children, before his death in 2009. He was 91 years old.\n\nAfter his CONAD days, Van Keuren admits to giving her father the nickname \"the Santa Colonel,\" a moniker he loved.\n\nAfter the Santa Tracker program started accepting emails, someone from the program sent a collection of them to Van Keuren. In them, people wrote to her father, thanking him for picking up the phone that night and starting the tradition.\n\nShe printed out the emails for him, and he kept them for the rest of his life, locked inside his prized monogrammed briefcase.\n\nIn his later years — after his wife, Louise, died — Van Keuren would take her dad out to lunch.\n\n\"He'd be off wandering around telling people the (Santa Tracker) story,\" she said.\n\nHe did it so often she even got little business cards printed so he could hand them out.\n\nAfter 28 years in the Air Force, Van Keuren said the Santa Tracker is easily her dad's legacy.\n\n\"He really was a good officer,\" she said, noting that he was even interviewed by Edward R. 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"On August 26, a day before he was sworn in as the 49th Chief Justice of India, Justice Uday Umesh Lalit, speaking at a farewell function organized for his predecessor, announced his goals for his 74-day tenure at the top office – at least from setting up a constitutional bench that would last a year. will ensure smooth process of listing cases and allow lawyers to effectively ‘mention’ their cases for listing.\n\nFor those who know Justice Lalit, first as an advocate-on-record before the Supreme Court and later as a designated senior advocate, this work ethic defines him.\n\n“There is no CJI who probably understands the hurdles of this court and registry better than Lalit. As an AOR for over a decade, he dealt with it every day. As a senior lawyer, I have a vision of what the court should be,” said a senior advocate.\n\nBorn in Solapur, Maharashtra in 1957, Justice Lalit shifted his fledgling practice from Mumbai to Delhi in 1986. This was when his father, a former Additional Judge of the Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court, lost his post during the Emergency and also set up a new practice in Delhi. Justice Umesh Ranganath Lalit granted bail to three minors in a sedition case in 1975, which did not go down well with the Congress government led by Indira Gandhi. The judge’s association with the RSS and its lawyers’ wing, the Adhyabhakta Parishad, did not help his case to get appointed as a permanent judge.\n\nAfter serving in the chambers of eminent lawyer PH Parekh and former Attorney General of India Soli Sorabji, Justice UU Lalit started his independent practice. As an advocate-on-record, his practice took place in a modest flat in East Delhi’s Mayur Vihar. From there, he became one of the top lawyers in the Supreme Court, arguing 15-20 cases on Mondays and Fridays, when the SC admitted new cases. For more than a decade, he was amicus curiae (friend of the court) on the ‘forest bench’ hearing environmental cases.\n\nAlthough his reputation as a criminal law expert who defended celebrities and high-profile clients — he represented Salman Khan in the blackbuck poaching case and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy in the disproportionate assets case — preceded him, many say it’s a misnomer. .\n\n“His father had an exclusive criminal practice but Justice Lalit’s practice was always independent of it. As a senior lawyer, he had mixed cases, perhaps more civil than criminal,” said a lawyer who was a contemporary of Justice Lalit.\n\nDespite his rich, famous and powerful clientele – from former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh to former UP chief minister Mayawati, Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu (then with the BJP) and superstar Salman Khan – as a lawyer, the shy and reticent Lalit probably never did. Talked to the media.\n\nIn 2014, he became a judge of the Supreme Court – only the second CJI to be elevated directly from the Bar to the apex court bench. The first, Justice SM Sikri, created history when he presided over the 13-Judge Kesvananda Bharati Bench in 1973 which delivered the landmark judgment outlining the doctrine of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution.\n\nA deeply spiritual man, Justice Lalit is known to participate in Ganesh pujas and visit temples of Sufi saints. Few people know that for more than 30 years, he has been making an annual pilgrimage to ‘Baba Ki Darga’, a temple in Civil Lines, Nagpur where he offers his services. Moments after Justice Lalit took the oath, he sought the blessings of the dargah keeper seated next to him at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.\n\n“He is not a Delhi lawyer who does networking and name-dropping. His day always started very early – to court chambers, then back to chambers. There is no media, no spotlight on him and certainly no political organization,” said a former colleague.\n\nIn court, Justice Lalit insisted on recording the names of lawyers in his orders and addressed almost everyone before him — from Ram Jethmalani and Fali Nariman to young lawyers — as ‘sir’ and ‘ma’am’.\n\nJustice Lalit announced another reform which, to the chagrin of some lawyers, will see court proceedings begin at 9 am instead of the usual 10.30 am. Justice Lalit himself came early to the court to use the gym before the day’s work began.\n\nAs the Supreme Court’s most senior judge, he is known for his work with the National Legal Services Authority, particularly during the pandemic, on access to legal aid for litigants. During his tenure as an SC judge, Justice Lalit was part of some important interventions including reforming the death penalty system. His record on criminal matters such as bail and procedural safeguards is mixed.\n\nIn 2017, he was part of two benches, including Justice Adarsh Goyal (since retired), that cited misuse of special laws that prohibit atrocities against SC/STs and illegal demands for dowry. In both cases, the bench established “procedural safeguards” against abuse that were criticized for diluting special laws without any empirical assessment of abuse. Both judgments were subsequently reviewed by passing an amendment to roll back the effect of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.\n\nNow, as Justice Lalit works on his mission, which includes starting tomorrow, a five-judge constitution bench hearing some long-pending cases, his eye is on the clock — he is due to retire on November 8.\n\n“It is true that this is a short term. But I don’t consider it because perceptually, in my opinion, it’s as good and as big an opportunity as the tenure can (offer)…it’s an opportunity that’s been given to me. I will make the most of it, in terms of keeping certain things that I think are healthy practices,” Justice Lalit told The Indian Express in an August 14 interview."
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"Let’s Talk Science’s Board of Directors provides our organization with strategic guidance, ensuring we fulfill our mission to improve science literacy across Canada.",
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"Hilary Foulkes joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in 2013 and was elected as its Chair in December 2016. She is also a Senior Advisor to Tudor Pickering Holt & Co. Securities Canada and a Corporate Director for Enerplus Corporation and Modern Resources.\n\nHilary is an oil and gas and investment banking executive with over 30 years’ experience. She began her career working as a geologist in remote mining camps and on oil drilling rigs in western Canada. Her career evolved from the technical application of geoscience in hydrocarbon resource capture, to the strategic; as the architect and lead negotiator of international joint ventures.\n\nShe has had a number of executive roles in both investment banking and oil and gas operations, including Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer for Penn West Exploration.\n\nHilary is a Deloitte Women of Influence Speaker and a University of Waterloo Distinguished Alumni; she is a committed mentor and passionate promoter of education and science literacy. She is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta, the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists and the Institute of Corporate Directors.\n\nShe earned a BSc with Honours in Earth Science from the University of Waterloo and is a Professional Geologist.",
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"Linda Thomas joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in 2016 and is currently the Vice Chair. Linda is also Senior Vice President, Commercial Finance, for Shaw Communications.\n\nOver her 25-year career, Linda has acquired experience in hardware and software technology as well as consumer packaged goods. Her work in strategy, product management, marketing, finance, sales and logistics has given her valuable insights across the spectrum of core business functions. Linda's critical thinking capabilities were first developed at the University of Waterloo, where she earned a co-operative Honours Bachelor of Mathematics degree with a specialization in Business and Information Systems.\n\nLinda's commitment to advancing STEM education was sparked during her eight years at SMART Technologies and her prior experience serving as a board and audit committee member for IMS Global, a not-for-profit community of education technology leaders. In addition, Linda volunteers for speaking engagements which have included University of Waterloo alumni, the University of Calgary and various conferences.",
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"Michele Noble is Secretary to the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors, which she joined in 2010.\n\nMichele began her public service career with the federal government before joining the Ontario government where she held senior positions in the Ministry of Community and Social Services before serving as a Deputy Minister. She served as a Deputy for 10 years across a number of ministries, including Revenue and Correctional Services and Deputy Solicitor General.\n\nShe was then appointed as Secretary of the Management Board Secretariat for six years, where she played an instrumental role in the reform of government operations including implementation of a renewed accountability framework for the Ontario Public Service. After leaving the Ontario government, Michele became a consultant in the area of public policy and administration as President of Michele Noble and Associates Inc. She was the Corporate Secretary of the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research for over 10 years.",
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"Warren Granger joined the Let’s Talk Science Board in 2010 and serves as Treasurer. He has been with Ernst & Young LLP for 28 years, and currently is a Partner, Assurance and Advisory Business Services.\n\nHe has extensive experience working with public and private clients in the technology field, including pharmaceutical and medical device research and development companies, and manufacturing and distribution organizations in the medical industry.\n\nWarren plays a very active role in the community and is currently a Treasurer and Executive member for the Institute of Corporate Directors, a Secretary for the Rotary Club of London Foundation and Chairperson for the Canadian Club of London.\n\nHe graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Masters of Accounting and is a member of the Chartered Accountants’ Association of Western Ontario.",
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"Dr. Bruce Archibald joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in 2017 and currently serves as a Director. Bruce is President of Archibald Innovations Inc., a Management Consulting Company specializing in science evaluation, management and policy.\n\nBruce is also Executive Director of Ontario Global 100, an industry sponsored organization designed to increase international growth and sales of mid-sized Ontario companies. He has extensive experience serving as a Deputy Minister for over 8 years across a number of ministries, including the Science and Technology Community; Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs; International Trade and Investment; and Economic Development and Trade.\n\nIn 2012, Bruce was presented with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal for Public Service to Canadians.\n\nHe holds a BSc. (Agr.), MSc and PhD from the University of Guelph and an Honorary Doctor of Science degree from McMaster University.",
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"Debasis (\"DB\") Bhaumik joined the Let's Talk Science Board of Directors in 2021and currently serves as a Director. DB is Vice President, Information Technology at Nutrien Ltd, the world's largest provider of crop inputs, services and solutions. Previously, DB held senior roles with global corporations including IBM, Siemens Medical, CGI, Enbridge, and Potash Corp of Saskatchewan in the US, Canada and Asia-Pacific region.\n\nDB is a leader, innovator, mentor, educator and best-selling author who enjoys driving digital transformation. DB has an MBA with specialization in Finance and a Master's of Science in Physics. He presently teaches classes at universities in Calgary and mentors young technology and business professionals. DB is also a board member with the Canadian Mental Health Association (Calgary), McMan Youth, Family and Community Services, and is associated with Advisory groups at Mount Royal University and Waterloo University's AI department.",
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"Eric Bosco joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in 2021 and currently serves as a Director. Eric is Chief Business Development & Partnerships Officer at Mitacs, a Canadian organization that connects industry with post-secondary institutions to solve business challenges. In his present role, Eric works closely with governments, academia, and industry to promote innovation. An accomplished techpreneur, Eric is also a Francophone from Quebec with deep experience working with industry and post-secondary students.\n\nEric studied engineering physics at the Université de Montréal and presently serves as a director on the board of “Zu”, an incubator/accelerator for companies in the creative arts. He is also a board member of AGE WELL National Centre of Excellence, Canada’s technology and aging network.",
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"Dr. Randy Frank joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in 2013 and presently serves as a Director. Randy currently leads the global application engineering team for 3M’s Industrial Adhesives and Tapes Division, focused on the development of new applications of the company’s high performance adhesives and tapes portfolio in a wide variety of industries. Prior to this role, he led 3M Canada's technical organization which includes Research & Development, Product Engineering, Application Development, Quality, and Regulatory Affairs for more than 7 years.\n\nRandy obtained his Ph.D. in Polymer Chemistry from McMaster University and holds an undergraduate and Masters degree from the University of Waterloo.",
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"Paul Johnson joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in December, 2021 and currently serves as a Director. Paul is CEO of Q5X (Quantum5X Systems Inc), a Partner at Pivotal Input and President of Pine Ridge Associates. Paul has extensive executive, operating and venture capital experience across many sectors and has dedicated his recent professional activities to developing and mentoring business leaders.\n\nPaul holds a Master in Business Administration degree from Harvard Business School and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Waterloo. He is a member of the Professional Engineers Ontario. Paul was a founding Board Member of London Technology Alliance, the Ted Rogers Executive in Residence for the Wallace McCain Institute at UNB and an Executive Board Member of YPO Canada Region.",
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"Farah Qaiser joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in December 2021 and currently serves as a Director. Farah is the Director of Research and Policy at Evidence for Democracy, a non-partisan non-profit dedicated to promoting the transparent use of evidence in government decision-making through original research, educational training and issue campaigns. Previously, she worked as a researcher at the University Health Network’s Epilepsy Genetics Clinic, where she used genome sequencing to better understand epilepsies.\n\nFarah holds a Master of Science in Molecular Genetics and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Toronto. Her extensive volunteer and community experience includes serving as a member of the Canada Chief Science Advisor’s Youth Council, and on 500 Women Scientists’ Executive Leadership Team. Farah co-founded the Toronto Science Policy Network, has written about science and scientists for multiple media outlets (including Forbes), and continues to organize Wikipedia Edit-A-Thons to create pages about under-represented scientists.",
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"Dr. Deborah Saucier joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in 2021 and currently serves as a Director. Deb is President and Vice-Chancellor of Vancouver Island University and an accomplished neuroscientist, devoted educator and experienced administrator. Deb has also held senior administrative positions at MacEwan University and at Ontario Tech University.\n\nDeb is a proud member of the Metis Nation of Alberta and a 2020 recipient of the Indigenous Women in Leadership Award from the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) and TD Bank Group.\n\nDeb has a long-standing connection to Let’s Talk Science and was one of our first graduate student volunteers in the 1990’s. More recently, she helped launch the Outreach program at Ontario Tech University. Deb has Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in psychology from the University of Victoria as well as a PhD in psychology from Western University.",
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"Janice Williams joined the Let’s Talk Science Board as a Director in 2020. Janice is a twice certified teacher, holds a bachelor’s degree from McGill University in elementary and secondary science education, and a master’s degree from Western University in educational leadership and policy. She is the Principal Consultant of an Ontario-based small business where she provides expertise on education for sustainable development, equity in science education and culturally sustaining pedagogy.\n\nJanice demonstrates her commitment to cultivating future-oriented science teaching and learning through her decade long volunteer service to the Science Teachers Association of Ontario. She works to strengthen and diversify underrepresented voices in the field of marine science as a Governance Board member for the Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition, and as a member of the US-based National Marine Educators Association, ad hoc Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee assembled in summer 2020.\n\nIn addition to her role as a Global Goals Ambassador with the #TeachSDGs global education community, she is a two-time member of the HundrED Academy sharing her expertise and insights to drive their selection of the annual 100 Global Collection. Janice is bilingual and considers herself as being a learning professional and as such, she is a fervent supporter of self-directed teacher professional development.",
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"Gabriel Woo joined the Let’s Talk Science Board of Directors in December, 2021 and currently serves as a Director. Gabriel is Vice President, Enterprise Payments and Digital Commerce at RBC Royal Bank where he leads a team with a mandate to expand the bank’s focus from traditional payments to the broader enablement of commerce through technology-enabled business solutions. Prior to his current role, Gabriel was one of the founding members of RBC Ventures, building the Consumer Ventures portfolio from inception. Gabriel also co-founded Borealis AI, an RBC Institute for Research focused on the fundamental research in and applications of machine learning theory which has grown to a network of research centres at leading AI research universities across Canada.\n\nGabriel began his career as a product engineer building advanced automotive safety systems. Gabriel has also worked at UBS Investment Bank, and as a management consultant with McKinsey and Company across Canada, US, UK and the Asia Pacific Region.\n\nGabriel was trained as an electrical engineer and holds a M.Sc. from Stanford University and a B.A.Sc. from the University of Toronto. He currently lives in Toronto with his wife and three young children."
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While the first part of the aforementioned statement has held true during the playoffs, the Spurs’ three-point precision has come up egregiously short this series.\n\nPatty Mills, Davis Bertans and Marco Belinelli were among the best long-distance shooters in the league this year, and they helped bolster the NBA’s 13th highest scoring bench.\n\nAlthough Belinelli has raised his three-point accuracy to 40% this postseason, the rest of the trio has failed to eclipse even the 30% mark.\n\nMarco may be enjoying an improved success rate from the perimeter, but the rest of his game has left much to be desired. Between his 38.7% shooting and 120 Defensive Rating, it’s difficult to comprehend why coach Pop would elect to keep such a liability on the floor for nearly 20 minutes each night.\n\nAfter all, Davis Bertans almost immediately found himself in Popovich’s doghouse following a few poor showings early into the playoffs. So if Belli isn’t producing positive results, why reward him with consistent playing time?\n\nWell, for one thing, we know Gregg Popovich is a man of fundamentals, trust, and routine. Marco Belinelli was an integral part of San Antonio’s last championship team, and he’s likely earned a longer leash with the coaching staff because of it.\n\nWith that being said, leaving Bellinelli in the lineup essentially ensures a handful of blown coverages and free points for the Nuggets. And in case you haven’t noticed, stopping the opposing team from scoring is paramount to winning ball games.\n\nRudy Gay has been a dud in the playoffs. He has averaged 8-8-2 in 24 MPG off the bench this series.\n\nHe should be a spark plug for the Spurs, instead he’s been a liability.\n\nThe difference between Rudy and Marco is Gay’s ability to stay in front of his man when engaged on the defensive end. Whether it is a matter of effort or aptitude, Bellinelli simply hasn’t been a serviceable defender at any point over the span of his 12-year career in the association.\n\nUnfortunately, as Father Time has continued to eat away at his limited athleticism, the results have only gotten worse. With the series in jeopardy on Thursday night, Marco shouldn’t see extensive time on the AT&T Center hardwood.\n\nNow that we’ve explored the Belinelli issue in great detail, let’s get into a possible solution to the problem at hand.\n\nLonnie Walker IV. Yes, the 20-year rookie fresh out of the University of Miami. The same 2018 San Antonio Spurs first-rounder who saw a grand total of 118 minutes and 17 games of NBA action in his first go-round.\n\nI know it may sound ridiculous to posit that an inexperienced player such as Walker could make a huge difference for a struggling San Antonio team, but Lonnie might actually be an upgrade at the two-guard position. He’s long, explosive and a willing defender; Physically, everything Belinelli is not.\n\nOn top of his elite physical tools, the kid can flat out shoot the ball. Though his shooting percentages don’t exactly jump off the page, he possesses textbook form and made a huge splash in the G-Leauge for the Austin Spurs.\n\nTruth be told, G-Leauge success doesn’t always translate to the next level. However, San Antonio is famous for developing raw talent with their Austin affiliate.\n\nSan Antonio’s rich developmental history aside, sometimes looking at the tape is all you need to see a player has that special something. Watch Lonnie’s tape, and you’ll find he has all the intangibles of a star in the making.\n\nI’m not saying Walker is going to step in and dominate the Nuggets. In fact, I’d be surprised if he managed a single 20-point outing against the Western Conference powerhouse.\n\nWhat I am saying is he has the potential to impact the game where the Spurs need it most; On defense. Like I mentioned earlier, he’s a willing defender with the length, lateral speed and quickness to bother even the best ballhandlers.\n\nJust watch him patrol the passing lanes against the New Orleans Pelicans. He hounds the ballhandler, picks the pass, and turns defense into instant transition offense all by himself.\n\nFor a San Antonio squad that finished dead last in points off turnovers this season, they could sorely use any spark to create extra possessions. Especially considering their sputtering offense in the last two contests.\n\nIn all likelihood, Gregg Popovich will probably continue trotting out the usual suspects in the same lineups we’ve seen all postseason. Rookies rarely find a spot in the rotation and Pop isn’t afraid to give an unseasoned player the cold shoulder.\n\nPop from morning shootaround, and possible tweaks for Game 5: \"You can’t change who you are by this time of the season. The basics of winning and losing still apply. 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"Richard is shocked to find he is turning 50. This show is a sort of follow up, or perhaps, a 10th anniversary of his Fuck I’m 40 show. He has kindly provided crowdfunded programmes on the seats, just in case you haven’t followed Richard Herring’s career. We also get some time to peruse them before the show starts.\n\nThis is a pleasant show about a lads lad manchild dealing with aging, being ignored by the younger babes and getting used to being married with kids. The most interesting point he made was that being 50 and ignored by Babes made him realise that this was the 1st time that a white privileged male felt a little of what it was like to not have that privilege. To drop in the pecking order of life. The rest felt a little annoyingly like humblebragging.\n\nRichard had several stories to tell around fatherhood – he’s had a daughter since he was 40 and there is another on the way. Talking about the joys of sharing his kids toys and some of his kid’s TV shows are the highlights and he’s brought a gorgeous ‘Penguin Race’ toy to show us. He talks about the consequences of some of his newspaper articles and I can see why the guy behind me in the queue before the show was saying how he went out of his way to get the newspaper to read Richard’s column. Richard is a great story teller and the jokes keep rolling throughout.\n\nSome of Richard’s filthy tales are not for those looking for a comfortable ride. Otherwise it’s a pretty run of the mill show for a talented, middle aged comedian and a friendly catchup for his fans.\n\nRichard Herring: Oh frig, I’m 50! is on at Pleasance Courtyard until August 26"
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"A pair of biomarkers of brain function—one that represents “listening effort,” and another that measures ability to process rapid changes in frequencies—may help to explain why a person with normal hearing may struggle to follow conversations in noisy environments, according to a new study led by Massachusetts Eye and Ear researchers and summarized on the hospital’s website. Published online last week in the scientific journal eLife, the study could inform the design of next-generation clinical testing for hidden hearing loss, a condition that cannot currently be measured using standard hearing exams.\n\n“Between the increased use of personal listening devices or the simple fact that the world is a much noisier place than it used to be, patients are reporting as early as middle age that they are struggling to follow conversations in the workplace and in social settings, where other people are also speaking in the background,” said senior study author Daniel B. Polley, PhD, director of the Lauer Tinnitus Research Center at Mass. Eye and Ear and Associate Professor of Otolaryngology Head-Neck Surgery at Harvard Medical School. “Current clinical testing can’t pick up what’s going wrong with this very common problem.”\n\n“Our study was driven by a desire to develop new types of tests,” added lead study author Aravindakshan Parthasarathy, PhD, an investigator in the Eaton-Peabody Laboratories at Mass. Eye and Ear. “Our work shows that measuring cognitive effort in addition to the initial stages of neural processing in the brain may explain how patients are able to separate one speaker from a crowd.”\n\nHearing loss affects an estimated 48 million Americans and can be caused by noise, aging, and other factors. Hearing loss typically arises from damage to the sensory cells of the inner ear (the cochlea), which convert sounds into electrical signals, and/or the auditory nerve fibers that transmit those signals to the brain. It is traditionally diagnosed by elevation in the faintest sound level required to hear a brief tone, as revealed on an audiogram, the gold standard test of hearing sensitivity.\n\nHidden hearing loss, on the other hand, refers to listening difficulties that go undetected by conventional audiograms and are thought to arise from abnormal connectivity and communication of nerve cells in the brain and ear, not in the sensory cells that initially convert sound waves into electrochemical signals. Conventional hearing tests were not designed to detect these neural changes that interfere with our ability to process sounds at louder, more conversational levels.\n\nIn the eLife report, the study authors first reviewed more than 100,000 patient records over a 16-year period, finding that approximately 1 in 10 of these patients who visited the audiology clinic at Mass. Eye and Ear presented with complaints of hearing difficulty, yet auditory testing revealed that they had normal audiograms.\n\nMotivated to develop objective biomarkers that might explain these “hidden” hearing complaints, the study authors developed two sets of tests. The first measured electrical EEG signals from the surface of the ear canal to capture how well the earliest stages of sound processing in the brain were encoding subtle but rapid fluctuations in sound waves. The second test used specialized glasses to measure changes in pupil diameter as subjects focused their attention on one speaker while others babbled in the background. Previous research shows changes in pupil size can reflect the amount of cognitive effort expended on a task.\n\nThey then recruited 23 young or middle-aged subjects with clinically normal hearing to undergo the tests. As expected, their ability to follow a conversation with others talking in the background varied widely despite having a clean bill of hearing health. By combining their measures of ear canal EEG with changes in pupil diameter, they could identify which subjects struggled to follow speech in noise and which subjects could ace the test. The authors are encouraged by these results, considering that conventional audiograms could not account for any of these performance differences.\n\n“Speech is one of the most complex sounds that we need to make sense of,” Polley said. “If our ability to converse in social settings is part of our hearing health, then the tests that are used have to go beyond the very first stages of hearing and more directly measure auditory processing in the brain.”\n\nIn addition to Drs Polley and Parthasarathy, co-authors on the eLife report include Kenneth E. Hancock of Mass. Eye and Ear/Harvard Medical School, Kara Bennett of Bennett Statistical Consulting, Inc, and Victor DeGruttola of the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health. This study was supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIDCD P50-DC015857).",
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"With the kind permission of the MoneyMuseum\n\nOur series ‘The People of Zurich and their Money’ takes you along for the ride as we explore the Zurich of times past. In this first chapter, we’ll be eavesdropping on a conversation from the 3rd century BC between a Celtic farmer and his wife. Much like a good DVD, this conversation comes with a sort of ‘making of’ – a little numismatic-historical backdrop to help underscore and illustrate this conversation.",
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And he would have changed it into grain.\n\nYou think, this piece of metal is a means of exchange?\n\nIndeed, that’s what the merchant told me. He comes from beyond the river Rhine, from the great wood, and he traveled a lot while he was a young man. He was even in Greece.\n\nThat’s far, far away. The merchant went there with his tribe. They wanted to find new land, where they could settle. But the locals, who were called Macedonians, were more powerful then they were. They defeated his tribe, killed most of the warriors and forced the survivors to fight in the Macedonian army.\n\nIndeed. The warriors of the merchant’s tribe fought for the Macedonians. And for that they received a coin like this each month. And with all these coins they could buy everything their family needed for everyday life.\n\nAnd was the merchant really in Macedonia?\n\nYes, most of his people stayed there. But he returned. And he brought with him a bag full of coins. And now he pays for what he needs with these coins. In fact, I didn’t really want anything of his goods. But he needed wool …\n\n(interrupts him) So that’s how he palmed that coin off on you? You’re so easy to cheat. What shall we do with this coin?\n\nWe’ll keep it. One day we’ll buy something.\n\nMaking of:\nBetween the years 280 and 277 BC, Celtic tribes from the Western Balkans of Bohemia and Moldova attacked rich and abundant Macedonia and Greece. Among them were Western Celts as well, and these likely included a group that had originally settled in the region we know today as the Black Forest.\n\nThe Celtic invasion initially swept aside all opposition. In 280 BC, the Macedonian King, Ptolemy Keraunos, was killed in battle. In 279 BC, the sanctuary of Delphi was conquered and pillaged. Only after this did the Greeks succeed in building up a common defense that managed to crushingly defeat the Celtic army. In Macedonia, Antigonos Gonatas, aspirant to the Macedonian royal throne, was also organizing a battle against the intruders. He too defeated the Celtic army, but rather than expelling the tribal warriors, he took them into his service. After all, he was competing for the Macedonian throne and needed as many good mercenaries as he could possibly find. The Celts fought for Antigonos for a salary of one gold stater per month right up until their group was annihilated in 274 BC by Pyrrhus, one of Antigonos’ rivals.\n\nVery few Celts were to survive the battles that took place between the years of 280 and 274 BC, and even fewer made the long trip back to their native land. But those who did were responsible for bringing the first coins to the West, including the present-day region of Switzerland.\n\nAt first, there really wasn’t a great deal one could do with the new means of exchange – the economy of the time was primarily based on self-contained farmsteads that essentially sustained themselves. Those few things that couldn’t be produced directly on the land were procured by travelling merchants in exchange for production surpluses, and so there was little use for money and coins. They remained, much like you’ll hear in our audio dramatization, more of a curiosity that had no bearing on daily life.\n\nThis only began to change during the course of the 2nd century. Recent research suggests that the advent of Celtic coinage, which emulated Greek prototypes in both weight and face design, may have been linked to the looming threat posed by Germanic tribes. Much as the Greek rulers had done, Celtic tribes who felt threatened by the Germanic peoples ‘bought’ mercenaries and paid them. They minted their own money for these purposes, which was very similar in form to what the Celtic warriors were already familiar with from their mercenary service in Greece and Lower Italy.\n\nA developed monetary economy must only have existed in the region of present-day Zurich since the beginning of the first half of the 1st century BC. This is evidenced by the existence of small change; something a society only needs once its daily necessities become market-based. Wonderful proof of this evolution of the monetary economy is offered by a one-and-a-half centner of heavy clumps of melted down small change that was discovered in 1890 during construction work in the area of what is now Bahnhofsstrasse 3.\n\nBe sure to catch the next instalment, which finds two men chatting around 200 years later at a customs station in Turicum!"
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"Arkansas defensive back Hudson Clark (17) leaps over Ole Miss running back Tylan Knight (4) as he returns an interception during the second half of an NCAA college football game at Fayetteville on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2020. (AP / Michael Woods )\n\nAfter being denied a turnover by the officials last week that would have sealed a victory at Auburn, the University of Arkansas took the game out of the referees' hands Saturday.\n\nThe Razorbacks forced seven turnovers — including a pair of pick-sixes — and stopped Ole Miss twice inside the 5 on goal-line stands to defeat the Rebels 33-21 on Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium.\n\nThe Razorbacks led 20-0 at halftime, including a Jalen Catalon pick-six for a touchdown, but Ole Miss (2-2) cut the deficit to 20-14 early in the fourth quarter.\n\nAfter sputtering for most of the game, the Arkansas offense (2-2) responded with an 11-play, 70-yard drive that was capped by Treylon Burks' one-handed TD catch for a 26-14 lead with 7:36 left.\n\nOle Miss responded after converting a fake punt on fourth and 10 from its own 27, then scoring a touchdown to cut the Hogs' lead to 26-21.\n\nAfter the Rebels stopped the Hogs, Ole Miss had the ball with 3:46 left at its own 16. On second and 12, Ole Miss QB Matt Corral was picked off and Grant Morgan returned it for a TD for a 33-21 lead to seal the victory. Hudson Clark later added his third INT of the game for Arkansas.\n\nThe Razorbacks went 3 and out with a replay review overruling a potential Ole Miss interception by safety Jaylon Jones on third down at midfield. The Rebels drove 59 yards to the Arkansas 1, with Matt Corral converted 4 and 1 with a 7-yard run along the way. Safety Jalen Catalon crushed receiver Elijah Moore on a slant pass. The Hogs made three stops inside their 4 before Ole Miss fumbled and Catalon recovered at the 5. After a 3 and out, the Hogs caught a break on a running into the punter penalty. After a couple of Trelon Smith runs, Treylon Burks took a swing pass 55 yards to the 13. Rakeem Boyd converted 4th and 1 from the 4 with a 3-yard run, then powered in from the 1 on the next snap. Julius Coates sacked Corral for a 10-yard loss to the 25, then Corral found Braylon Sanders for a 23-yard gain. Snoop Conner went 13 yards with a swing pass. Grant Morgan notched a sack on a third-down blitz. Mac Brown punted to the Arkansas 2. Mike Woods had a 17-yard grab, and Hudson Henry moved the chains with a 9-yard catch. Burks caught a 5-yard throw to convert third and 3 to the 44.\n\nFeleipe Franks was sacked on third down by Ryder Anderson. Reid Bauer punted 57 yards and Elijah Moore returned it 8 yards to the 12. Matt Corral, hurried by Jonathan Marshall, threw deep left for Moore and CB Hudson Clark intercepted at the 48. Mike Woods took a slant 18 yards, then Treylon Burks ran 18 yards on a potential double pass. Blake Kern could not hold a potential TD pass on third down and A.J. Reed kicked a 23-yard FG. On the Rebels’ first snap, Jalen Catalon read Corral’s eyes made a pick at the 35 and returned it for a touchdown. Corral found Moore on a crossing route for 34 yards to the Arkansas 33. On fourth and 8, Corral threw a heater in the swirling wind to the 19 and Dontario Drummond couldn’t hang on. Arkansas went 3 and out and Bauer punted 62 yards to the end zone. The Hogs had two tackles for loss, then Corral ran for 9 yards on third down. Hudson Henry caught a 13-yard pass, then Burks took a lateral 11 yards. Tyson Morris caught a 17-yard throw to convert 3rd and 12. A.J. Reed booted a 32-yard FG. Grant Morgan had a TFL and a PBU that was a near interception. The Razorbacks notched one first down, then punted.\n\nJerrion Ealy had a 13-yard run, then Snoop Connor added a 13-yard burst on 4th and 3. Arkansas Coach Sam Pittman argued unsuccessfully for intentional grounding. Matt Corral hit Elijah Moore for 16 yards on 4th and 8. Arkansas stopped three successive runs inside the 3, with a trio of Hogs halting Connor inside the 1 on fourth down. Rakeem Boyd moved the sticks with a 7-yard run to the 11. Treylon Burks dropped a pass at the 22 on third down. The Rebels went 56 yards to score on Corral’s 7-yard slant to Moore. Connor had a 7-yard run on a fourth-and-5 snap. Lakia Henry forced a fumble and LeDarrius Cox recovered at the Arkansas 17. Greg Brooks Jr. intercepted Corral on the next play. Tyson Morris had a 15-yard catch and Burks added an 11-yard grab. Franks’ pass over the middle was tipped by De’Vion Warren and intercepted by safety Jon Haynes on the carom. The Rebels drove 27 yards to the Arkansas. On second and 10, Corral threw for Ontario Drummond and Hudson Clark jumped over the tight end for his second interception. A false start penalty and a negative yardage play set up third and 16 at the end of the period.\n\nReid Bauer had a 43-yard punt into the wind. The Rebels ran the ball on 7 straight plays before Matt Corral found Jonathan Mingo uncovered at the 9 and he ran in for a 22-yard touchdown. Treylon Burks went 11 yards with a Franks lateral toss. De’Vion Warren had an 8-yard reception. Franks rolled right and found Burks for 19 yards to the 16. After two run plays, Franks threw into the back left corner of the end zone, where Burks made a highlight reel grab, a 1-hand catch with a right toe tap for the touchdown. Grant Morgan tipped and nearly intercepted Coral on third down. The Rebels snapped to up back MoMo Sanogo on a fake punt and he went 47 yards. The Rebels went into lightning fast mode and scored on Ealy’s 1-yard keeper. Burks’ 12-yard catch moved the chains before Boyd dropped a third and 6 screen play with lots of grass ahead of him. Two plays later, Morgan intercepted Corral over the middle and returned it 23 yards for a TD. On fourth and 17 after a holding penalty, Hudson Clark jumped a route to Mingo, intercepted and returned it 18 yards. Franks ran 14 yards, Trelon Smith went 15 to the 1 and the Razorbacks went to Victory formation."
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"A conceptual model is a model made of the composition of concepts, which are used to help people know, understand, or simulate a subject the model represents. Some models are physical objects; for example, a toy model which may be assembled, and may be made to work like the object it represents.\n\nThe term conceptual model may be used to refer to models which are formed after a conceptualization or generalization[1] process. Conceptual models are often abstractions of things in the real world whether physical or social. Semantics studies are relevant to various stages of concept formation and use as Semantics is basically about concepts, the meaning that thinking beings give to various elements of their experience.\n\nModels of concepts and models that are conceptual\n\nThe term conceptual model is normal. It could mean \"a model of concept\" or it could mean \"a model that is conceptual.\" A distinction can be made between what models are and what models are models of. With the exception of iconic models, such as a scale model of Winchester Cathedral, most models are concepts. But they are, mostly, intended to be models of real world states of affairs. The value of a model is usually directly proportional to how well it corresponds to a past, present, future, actual or potential state of affairs. A model of a concept is quite different because in order to be a good model it need not have this real world correspondence.[2] In artificial intelligence conceptual models and conceptual graphs are used for building expert systems and knowledge-based systems, here the analysts are concerned to represent expert opinion on what is true not their own ideas on what is true.\n\nType and scope of conceptual models\n\nConceptual models (models that are conceptual) range in type from the more concrete, such as the mental image of a familiar physical object, to the formal generality and abstractness of mathematical models which do not appear to the mind as an image. Conceptual models also range in terms of the scope of the subject matter that they are taken to represent. A model may, for instance, represent a single thing (e.g. the Statue of Liberty), whole classes of things (e.g. the electron), and even very vast domains of subject matter such as the physical universe. The variety and scope of conceptual models is due to the variety of purposes had by the people using them.\n\nConceptual modeling is the activity of formally describing some aspects of the physical and social world around us for the purposes of understanding and communication.\"[3]",
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"Data flow modeling (DFM) is a basic conceptual modeling technique that graphically represents elements of a system. DFM is a fairly simple technique, however, like many conceptual modeling techniques, it is possible to construct higher and lower level representative diagrams. The data flow diagram usually does not convey complex system details such as parallel development considerations or timing information, but rather works to bring the major system functions into context. Data flow modeling is a central technique used in systems development that utilizes the Structured Systems Analysis and Design Method (SSADM).\n\nEntity-relationship modeling (ERM) is a conceptual modeling technique used primarily for software system representation. Entity-relationship diagrams, which are a product of executing the ERM technique, are normally used to represent database models and information systems. The main components of the diagram are the entities and relationships. The entities can represent independent functions, objects, or events. The relationships are responsible for relating the entities to one another. To form a system process, the relationships are combined with the entities and any attributes needed to further describe the process. Multiple diagramming conventions exist for this technique; IDEF1X, Bachman, and EXPRESS, to name a few. These conventions are just different ways of viewing and organizing the data to represent different system aspects.\n\nThe event-driven process chain (EPC) is a conceptual modeling technique which is mainly used to systematically improve business process flows. Like most conceptual modeling techniques, the event driven process chain consists of entities/elements and functions that allow relationships to be developed and processed. More specifically, the EPC is made up of events which define what state a process is in or the rules by which it operates. In order to progress through events, a function/ active event must be executed. Depending on the process flow, the function has the ability to transform event states or link to other event driven process chains. Other elements exist within an EPC, all of which work together to define how and by what rules the system operates. The EPC technique can be applied to business practices such as resource planning, process improvement, and logistics.\n\nThe Dynamic Systems Development Method (DSDM) uses a specific process called Joint Application Design (JAD) to conceptually model a systems life cycle. JAD is intended to focus more on the higher level development planning that precedes a projects initialization. The JAD process calls for a series of workshops in which the participants work to identify, define, and generally map a successful project from conception to completion. This method has been found to not work well for large scale applications, however smaller applications usually report some net gain in efficiency.[7]\n\nAlso known as Petri Nets, this conceptual modeling technique allows a system to be constructed with elements that can be described by direct mathematical means. The petri net, because of its nondeterministic execution properties and well defined mathematical theory, is a useful technique for modeling concurrent system behavior, i.e. simultaneous process executions.\n\nGemino and Wand go on to expand the affected variable content of their proposed framework by considering the focus of observation and the criterion for comparison.[8] The focus of observation considers whether the conceptual modeling technique will create a \"new product\", or whether the technique will only bring about a more intimate understanding of the system being modeled. The criterion for comparison would weigh the ability of the conceptual modeling technique to be efficient or effective. A conceptual modeling technique that allows for development of a system model which takes all system variables into account at a high level may make the process of understanding the system functionality more efficient, but the technique lacks the necessary information to explain the internal processes, rendering the model less effective.\n\nAnother function of the simulation conceptual model is to provide a rational and factual basis for assessment of simulation application appropriateness.\n\nModels in philosophy and science\n\nIn cognitive psychology and philosophy of mind, a mental model is a representation of something in the mind,[10] but a mental model may also refer to a nonphysical external model of the mind itself.[11]\n\nA metaphysical model is a type of conceptual model which is distinguished from other conceptual models by its proposed scope. A metaphysical model intends to represent reality in the broadest possible way. This is to say that it explains the answers to fundamental questions such as whether matter and mind are one or two substances; or whether or not humans have free will.\n\nAn epistemological model is a type of conceptual model whose proposed scope is the known and the knowable, and the believed and the believable.\n\nModel theory is the study of (classes of) mathematical structures such as groups, fields, graphs, or even universes of set theory, using tools from mathematical logic. A structure that gives meaning to the sentences of a formal language is called a model for the language. If a model for a language moreover satisfies a particular sentence or theory (set of sentences), it is called a model of the sentence or theory. Model theory has close ties to algebra and universal algebra.\n\nMathematical models can take many forms, including but not limited to dynamical systems, statistical models, differential equations, or game theoretic models. These and other types of models can overlap, with a given model involving a variety of abstract structures.\n\nA more comprehensive type of mathematical model[12] uses a linguistic version of category theory to model a given situation. Akin to entity-relationship models, custom categories or sketches can be directly translated into database schemas. The difference is that logic is replaced by category theory, which brings powerful theorems to bear on the subject of modeling, especially useful for translating between disparate models (as functors between categories).\n\nA scientific model is a simplified abstract view of a complex reality. A scientific model represents empirical objects, phenomena, and physical processes in a logical way. Attempts to formalize the principles of the empirical sciences use an interpretation to model reality, in the same way logicians axiomatize the principles of logic. The aim of these attempts is to construct a formal system for which reality is the only interpretation. The world is an interpretation (or model) of these sciences, only insofar as these sciences are true.[13]\n\nIn economics, a model is a theoretical construct that represents economic processes by a set of variables and a set of logical and/or quantitative relationships between them. The economic model is a simplified framework designed to illustrate complex processes, often but not always using mathematical techniques. Frequently, economic models use structural parameters. Structural parameters are underlying parameters in a model or class of models. A model may have various parameters and those parameters may change to create various properties.\n\nThe same process model is used repeatedly for the development of many applications and thus, has many instantiations.\n\nConceptual models of human activity systems are used in Soft systems methodology (SSM) which is a method of systems analysis concerned with the structuring of problems in management. These models are models of concepts; the authors specifically state that they are not intended to represent a state of affairs in the physical world. They are also used in Information Requirements Analysis (IRA) which is a variant of SSM developed for information system design and software engineering.\n\nEntity-relationship models have had wide application in the building of information systems intended to support activities involving objects and events in the real world. In these cases they are models that are conceptual. However, this modeling method can be used to build computer games or a family tree of the Greek Gods, in these cases it would be used to model concepts.\n\nLike entity-relationship models, domain models can be used to model concepts or to model real world objects and events."
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"The muted return of commuters in a country with comparatively few virus cases - there have been just over 100 deaths in Australia, compared to more than 20,000 in New York - may be early evidence of an enduring shift in behavior.\nBy : Bloomberg\n| Updated on: 05 Jun 2020, 08:38 AM",
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"File photo from May 20 used for representational purpose.\n\nWhen Australia announced plans to restart its economy after the coronavirus shutdown, authorities worried Sydney would be flooded with cars as socially distancing commuters returned to work.\n\nBut more than a week after schools and many businesses reopened, emergency parking lots created to accommodate an influx of new drivers are nearly empty. Traffic levels are edging back to pre-lockdown levels, according to TomTom, yet there’s little sign of people taking to cars en masse. Nor are they piling back onto buses, with only limited reports of overcrowding.\n\nThe muted return of commuters in a country with comparatively few virus cases - there have been just over 100 deaths in Australia, compared to more than 20,000 in New York - may be early evidence of an enduring shift in behavior.\n\n“We are seeing something different to a simple snapback,\" said Jago Dodson, director of the Centre for Urban Research at RMIT University. “The immediate imperative to rush the workforce back into corporate office towers in the CBDs is perhaps not as strong as you might imagine.\"\n\nIf the virus changes working patterns to keep even a small proportion of people from commuting to city centers, it could help solve a problem that urban planners have failed to crack for decades. Outside of one-off events like the Olympic Games, policymakers have struggled to spread transport demand away from peak times.\n\n“We’ve been trying since the 1940s to stagger start hours to reduce pressure on the transport network and it’s just never worked,\" said Geoffrey Clifton, a transport expert at the University of Sydney. “9 to 5 is still 9 to 5.\"\n\nShifting hours and more work-from-home jobs would mean more efficient use of the transport network, saving billions of dollars in investment, he said.\n\nIt’s not like Australians are hunkered down at home. More than eight out of 10 households in the nation own at least one car, one of the highest rates in the world, and suburban beaches and parks are buzzing. Pubs are preparing for a surge in thirsty clients this weekend.\n\nAt the same time, Apple Inc. data show that routing requests on June 2 for all travel were down nearly 60% from pre-virus levels.\n\n“People just aren’t ready to return to work,\" Clifton said. “I genuinely was surprised. I thought there would have been a lot more people going back.\"",
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"People are seen on the ground floor of an office building amidst the easing of the coronavirus disease restrictions in the Central Business District of Sydney. (REUTERS)\n\nOne factor is that some of the biggest job losses have been in sectors like retail and hospitality, which are concentrated in central areas, trimming the number of commuters. Another is that many offices are grappling with issues like lift capacity and seating plans and are staggering the return of staff. Some employers, after investing in remote-working technology, found productivity was better than expected and aren’t planning to return to the old ways.\n\nTelecoms giant Optus says it will keep some staff at home permanently and Westpac Banking Corp. is also mulling a long-term shift.\n\nIt’s too soon to call the end of the office commute. Surveys suggest two or three days a week in the office is the ‘sweet-spot’ for many workers to balance the benefits of face-to-face interaction with those of working from home, said Libby Sander, an organization behavior expert at Bond University.\n\n“The office is not dead,\" said Andrea Roberts, national head of leasing at real estate company Knight Frank Australia. “The return to work has been slower than expected, absolutely. But the office might even become a more important amenity and culture hub. People need something to bring them together.\"\n\nIt’s been a similar cautious return in other Asian cities. In Hong Kong, the major banks sent back only between a third and half of their staff when restrictions first started to lift. In Singapore, Citigroup Inc. said it plans to keep 88% of its 8,500 employees at home until July.\n\nLimited returns could be vital to enforcing social distancing on trains and buses. In the past, 60% to 80% of those working in Sydney’s city center arrived by public transport, according to the Institute for Sensible Transport. Depending on how strictly social distancing is enforced, between 50% and 85% of the normal 600,000 peak-hour commuters would need to find an alternative, researcher Elliot Fishman estimates.\n\n“There just isn’t enough car parking capacity to absorb the extra, say, 200,000 cars that could potentially be headed for central Sydney at peak hour,\" Fishman said. “It could bring traffic congestion beyond anything we’ve ever seen in this country.\"\n\nKeeping some of those cars from coming in each day could be one lesson to learn from the pandemic.\n\n“We’ve been fairly slow in transitioning our urban transport systems to a more sustainable mode,\" said Dodson at RMIT. “Now is the time when we could really start to accelerate that transition.\""
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"Vasily Danilovich Sokolovsky (Russian: Васи́лий Дани́лович Соколо́вский; July 21, 1897 – May 10, 1968) was a Soviet general and Marshal of the Soviet Union who led Red Army forces on the Eastern Front during World War II. As Georgy Zhukov's chief of staff, Sokolovsky helped plan and execute the Capture of Berlin.\n\nSokolovsky was born into a peasant family in Kozliki, a small town in the province of Grodno (now in Białystok County in Poland, then part of the Russian Empire). He worked as a teacher in a rural school, where he took part in a number of protests and demonstrations against the Tsar.",
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"Sokolovsky as a cadet of the Military Academy of Moscow, 1920\n\nHe began his formal military schooling in 1919, but was frequently called up by the Red Army and forced to leave his schoolwork. He graduated in 1921 and became the chief of staff of a division stationed in Turkmenistan. He was wounded during a battle near Samarkand and subsequently decorated for bravery. After the Russian Civil War ended in 1922/1923 he held a number of staff positions, eventually becoming the chief of staff for the Moscow Military District and then the Deputy Chief of the General Staff, the position he held at the beginning of the German invasion of the Soviet Union, Operation Barbarossa (22 June 1941).\n\nIn December 1941, with German forces a mere 20 kilometers from Moscow, Sokolovsky was made the chief of staff of the Soviet Western Front, where he was able to help co-ordinate the Soviet winter counter-attacks that forced the Germans away from Moscow. He remained in this position until February 1943, when he became the commander of the Western Front.\n\nSokolovsky sitting next to Zhukov during the signing of the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin, 1945\n\nHe led this front through the Battle of Kursk. In the summer of 1943, the Soviets launched Operation Kutuzov on 12 July against Army Group Centre in the Orel salient, directly north of the Kursk salient. The Bryansk Front, under the command of Markian Popov, attacked the eastern face of the Orel salient while the Western Front, commanded by Sokolovsky, attacked from the north. The operation ended on 18 August 1943 with the Soviet capture of Orel and collapse of the Orel bulge. In October–November 1943, Sokolovsky commanded the Western Front in failed Soviet Orsha offensives against Gotthard Heinrici's 4th Army in the Orsha region of Belarus. In April 1944 the Western Front was broken into two parts and Sokolovsky was made chief of staff of 1st Ukrainian Front under Georgy Zhukov. He remained in this position until the end of the war in 1945. As the chief of staff of 1st Ukrainian Front, Sokolovsky helped plan and execute the capture of Berlin. Sokolovsky sat next to Zhukov as he accepted the German Instrument of Surrender in Berlin.\n\nAfter World War II, Sokolovsky became the deputy commander-in-chief of the Soviet Forces in East Germany until July 3, 1946. On that day Sokolovsky was promoted to the rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union, and also made commander-in-chief of the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany and head of the Soviet Military Administration in Germany. His walking out of a meeting of the Allied Control Council on 20 March 1948 as the Soviet representative on that body effectively immobilized it from that date. In 1949 he became the Soviet Union's Deputy Minister of Defense, a position he held until 1952, when he was made the Chief of the General Staff. In 1960 Sokolovsky became the Inspector-General of the Ministry of Defense. He retained this position until his death on May 10, 1968.\n\nSokolovsky became widely known in the West with the publication in 1962 of Military Strategy, a book that contained rare detail on Soviet thinking about war, particularly nuclear war.\n\nSokolovsky was a key member of the Soviet war command during World War II and known[by whom?] as an excellent planner and exceptional military leader. He was particularly well-trusted by Marshal Georgy Zhukov. The urn containing Sokolovsky’s ashes is buried in the Kremlin Wall Necropolis."
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"The Taliban’s takeover in Afghanistan has created a humanitarian crisis. Taliban is known for strictly following Sharia law, thus making them one of the most orthodox organisations of the world. The Afghan military forces gave up when they were expected to at least put up a fight against the Taliban. Nevertheless, the Afghanistan government has failed the Afghan citizens. Now, the Taliban has announced an ‘Amnesty’ across the country.\n\nSome videos are being circulated on social media platforms in which Taliban soldiers are having fun in the amusement parks. Armed Taliban soldiers are enjoying bumper cars, they are even seen in the merry-go-round rides. In a separate video, Taliban soldiers are trying out various equipment in the presidential palace’s gym. All of this is happening when every civilian in Afghanistan is afraid of what their rule has in store for them. More importantly, women and other minority social and religious groups are the most vulnerable.\n\nWhat is the Taliban’s ‘Amnesty’ Idea?\n\nEarlier the Taliban ruled from 1996 to 2001 in Afghanistan. According to the witnesses, their conservatism imposed restrictions on womenfolk. It was only in 2001 that the superpower USA took action against them, in response to the brutal 9/11 attack. However, the Taliban is arguably the new administrative body in Afghanistan for the time being. They are portraying themselves as someone who is eager to adopt a liberal approach.\n\nThe promise of amnesty comes from Enamullah Samangani. He is a member of the Taliban’s cultural commission. He says, “The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan with full dignity and honesty has announced a complete amnesty for all Afghanistan, especially those who were with the opposition or supported the occupiers for years and recently.” He further says, “The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is ready to provide women with environment to work and study, and the presence of women in different (government) structures according to Islamic law and in accordance with our cultural values.”\n\nSamangani’s statement isn’t clear about women. He adds condition of behaving under the Islamic law. What does it imply will be clear in the upcoming days.\n\nWe can only hope for equality and freedom for Afghan people."
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"2 edition of Ulster at the crossroads found in the catalog.\n\nPublished 1969 by Ulster Unionist Party in Belfast .\nWritten in English\n\nDancing at the crossroads used to be young people's opportunity to meet and enjoy themselves on mild summer evenings in the countryside in Ireland until this practice was banned by law, the Public Dance Halls Act in Now a key metaphor in Irish cultural and political life, \"dancing at the crossroads\" also crystallizes the argument of this book: Irish dance, from Riverdance (the commercial. Submit your book or music today! Learn More. Crossroads Books & Entertainment. According to an old legend, Robert Johnson gave his soul to the Man of the Crossroads to find his talent. Now artists can bring their talent to the Woman of the Crossroads and get their soul back.",
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"These concessions failed to halt the civil-rights marches, and a growing number of Ulster unionists. : Ulster at the crossroads; (): Terence O'Neill: Books. Skip to main content.\n\nTry Prime EN Hello, Sign in Account & Lists Sign in Account & Lists Orders Try Prime Cart. Books Go Search Best Sellers Gift Ideas New Releases Whole Foods Today. The Ulster Cycle (Irish: an Rúraíocht), formerly known as the Red Branch Cycle, one of the four great cycles of Irish mythology, is a body of medieval Irish heroic legends and sagas of the traditional heroes of the Ulaid in what is now eastern Ulster and northern Leinster, particularly counties Armagh, Down and Louth, and taking place around or before the 1st century AD.\n\nThe crossroads of the title is an intersection where a fatal bus crash occurred 50 years earlier. The In this thrilling ghost story for middle-graders, year-old Zack Jennings, who has quite an active imagination, is moving from New York to North Chester, Connecticut, with his dad and his decidedly unwicked new stepmother, Judy, who writes /5.\n\nCentred on the dramatic premiership of Terence O'Neill, Northern Ireland at the Crossroads examines the most hopeful decade for Ulster Unionism this century. O'Neill's bold ambition to reach out to catholics inspired optimism but also massive political instability. Though concerned with the drama Ulster at the crossroads book personalities of high politics, this book has much to say on popular attitudes in one of the.\n\nIf you need a little more recent history, Bardon's \"Shorter Illustrated History of Ulster\" continues throughso it provides a bit more of his typically insightful writing. Marc Mulholland's \"Northern Ireland: A Very Short Intro\" is current toand is a pretty good book. Brian Rowan's \"The Armed Peace\" brings the reader up to late /5(7).\n\nCross Roads is a Christian fiction novel by author William P. Young. The book was released on Novem by FaithWords and centers on a self-centered businessman who discovers another world after being struck comatose by a sudden ailment.\n\nSummary. Cross Roads follows Anthony \"Tony\" Spencer, an egotistical businessman that went from being a poor Ulster at the crossroads book child to a successful Author: William P. Young. Buy Ulster at the Crossroads by O'Neill, Terence (ISBN: ) from Amazon's Book Store.\n\nEveryday low prices and free delivery on eligible : Terence O'Neill. Centred on the dramatic premiership of Terence O'Neill, Northern Ireland at the Crossroads examines the most hopeful decade for Ulster Unionism this century.\n\nO'Neill's bold ambition to reach out to catholics inspired optimism but also massive political instability. Though concerned with the drama.\n\nTerence O'Neill may have coined the phrase, ''Ulster is at the Crossroads” but Ulster has been at the crossroads on many occasions throughout history. It at least goes back to the time of Cuchulain, Macha and Finn McCool. But I suspect they weren't the first to have had to make decisions around their territory and how to deal with invaders.\n\nJesus Calling for Easter. The group called itself the \"Ulster Volunteer Force\" (UVF), after the original UVF of the early 20th century. It was led by Gusty Spence, a former British soldier.\n\nSpence claimed that he was approached in by two men, one of whom was an Ulster Unionist Party MP, who told him that the UVF was to be re-established and that he was to have.\n\nAbout Cross Roads. Anthony Spencer is egotistical, proud of being a self-made business success at the peak of his game, even though the cost of winning was painfully high. A cerebral hemorrhage leaves Tony comatose in a hospital ICU.\n\nCentred on the dramatic premiership of Terence O'Neill, Northern Ireland at the Crossroads examines the most hopeful decade for Ulster Unionism this century. O'Neill's bold ambition to reach out to catholics inspired optimism but also massive political instability. Not any more. This book can claim to be the first comprehensive guide for family historians searching for ancestors in 17th- and 18th-century Ulster.\n\nWhether their ancestors are of English, Scottish or Gaelic Irish origin, it will be of enormous value to anyone wishing to conduct research in Ulster prior to Almost 48 years ago on December 9,the then Prime Minister of Northern Ireland Captain Terence O'Neill made his famous Ulster stands at the crossroads speech.\n\nHe asked the people of the. Randy Lee Eickhoff holds several graduate degrees, including a Ph.D. in lives in El Paso, Texas where he works on novels, plays, poetry and translations in several languages. His translation of Ireland's national epic, the Ulster Cycle, is now a text used in schools in the United States and novel And Not to Yield, based on the life of Wild Bill Hickok, was selected as.\n\nGet this from a library. Northern Ireland at the crossroads: Ulster Unionism in the O'Neill years [Marc Mulholland] -- \"Northern Ireland at the Crossroads lays bare O'Neill's bold ambition - to end partition's exclusive reliance on protestant support by winning catholics to the banner of a reformed Unionist Party.\n\nGrand Gorge History. The Crossroads. Ulster & Delaware RR. Churches. Places. At the Crossroads. By Rachel Isadora. Grades. Genre. Fiction This richly illustrated picture book, set in a small South African village, tells the story of children waiting to celebrate the return of their fathers who have worked long and hard for months in the South African mines.\n\nNews > UK Angry men at an Ulster crossroads Last week the UVF was forced to disband its rebellious Portadown unit.\n\nIt is the finest collection of original, traditional 19th century Ulster shop fronts in the world. Brought in from local towns and villages, the shops on the Ulster Street include Hill’s Chemist and Blair’s.\n\nThe Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) is an Ulster loyalist paramilitary group. It emerged in Its first leader was Gusty Spence, a former British group undertook an armed campaign of almost thirty years during The declared a ceasefire in and officially ended its campaign inalthough some of its members have continued to engage in violence and criminal Allies: Red Hand Commando.\n\nThe book provides insight into the Ulster-Scots in Ireland, Scotland and North America. This includes in depth insight to ancient history which is rare. Narrators on Ulster-Scots usually begin with 17 th Century migrations from Scotland to Ulster but Hutchinson deliberately explores in great detail the works of historians of such note as Dr.\n\n- Crossroads Book & Music - browseall - Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away. Matthew The text also serves as a fascinating reminder of Ulster's position at a linguistic crossroads.\n\nIt provides not just a detailed description of points of grammar and recommendations for use in writing, but also a commentary on the interrelationship between Scots, Gaelic and other Germanic dialects and languages, including as they have travelled Author: Ian James Parsley.\n\nStep, PM Hillcrest House, 28 Snow Terrace – Steps Acceptance Group, Hudson (Columbia) PM. The Troubles Archive. A mutilated figure attached to a wooden pole stands at a cross-roads. Twisted buildings surround him, some of which are derelict and have fallen into dis-repair.\n\nMoody, Ulster question, p. Moody included Boyd’s book under ‘Belfast’ along with the volumes edited by Beckett and Glasscock, and by Budge and O’Leary, and Mary McNeill’s The life and times of Mary Ann McCracken, – a Belfast panorama (Dublin, ).Cited by: 1.\n\nFor the first half of the book, the story seems assembled more than written, like a paint-by-numbers kit. Mean ghosts appearing and disappearing, a graveyard, spooky trees, small-town secrets, short sentences, and short chapters with cliffhanger endings -- yup, the gang's all here, though a bit better written than R.\n\nStine.3/5. Books Ulster — publishing and digitisation What we do. Publish books for ourselves, mainly historical reprints, under the Books Ulster imprint; Help others to self-publish their work in hard copy and/or as ebooks; Digitise texts into css-styled html for use on websites; Latest publication.\n\nThe Ocean Plague. 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"Over the last couple of weeks I have struggled to put a blog post together. I would like to say that it was because I have been so busy and enjoying myself, that I have not had the time to sit down and write anything but the truth is a little like the reasons I have neglected commenting on other’s blog posts or responding to posts on twitter – I have nothing useful to say!\n\nOkay, maybe that is the wrong chose of wording. What is probably more accurate is I have lost confidence in my own voice and have got myself into a ridiculous headspace where I feel anything I say will come across as completely wrong or unhelpful. It is a completely irrational thought process and completely unhelpful, but yet I seem to be allowing it to overwhelm my private thoughts while continuing to demonstrate an external image of being a strong and in-control mother who is confident in her parenting of her sons.\n\nDon’t worry! This post is not going to be an ‘Eeyore’ style post. I have let the trials and tribulations of parenting Buzz and Waxy overwhelm me for long enough and while I know I still do not have the courage to ask for what I need from the people I need it from for myself, having Bumble home over the Christmas holidays has given me a little more space to regroup and reflect on what I need to do for my boys in order to support them more effectively and help them become the beautiful young men that they are blossoming into in already. And, in the process of doing this, hopefully Bumble and I will feel less like we are permanently living in hostile warzone with the boys and professionals and we can find the time to look after ourselves a little better .\n\nFor the past couple of months Buzzbee’s separation anxiety has been overwhelming for all involved and if I am honest because it 90% of it has been directed at me.\n\nTo give you an idea of how extreme it has got. I have got the boys back in the car after a supermarket shop and go to put the trolley away (2 cars away and I am still within sight), I return to the car to a hysterical Buzzbee who is inconsolable. Another example is when panic ensues if while out Bumble and I suggest that to save time we split up to get the jobs done quicker – he wants everyone to stay together at all times.\n\nI know there is a huge control dynamic developing here and Bumble and I are working very hard to not allow Buzzbee to control us but we are needing to be very careful because every therapeutic bone in our bodies is saying that something has triggered off this overwhelming fear response in him and until we can identify what that is or we can find a way to help him work through the ‘BIG’ feelings so that they are no longer controlling him anymore, we need to tread carefully.\n\nIt breaks my heart to see him in so much pain. He takes 2 steps forwards and progresses in one area and is so proud of himself and then ‘BAMM’ something else comes along and he is thrown into yet another crisis and we have to fight hard to not let all the progress he has already made, become lost.\n\nAt the moment I could go on forever about what I believe Buzz needs and should have by now received but rather than go into another rant or tirade about it, I have spent the last few days coming up with a ‘Battle Plan’ and I am determined this year…… I WILL NOT ALLOW PROFESSIONALS TO BRUSH HIS NEEDS UNDER THE CARPET. This year I am going to get him the assessments and support he needs and if that means I have to be a thorn in the side of people until they listen. Then so be it.\n\nAs for Beeswax! On paper to most it appears that he has every bit of support he needs and yet last year the majority of my time and energy which I should have been using to find Buzz the support he needs, I spent it dealing with Waxy and the infuriating staff at his school and their inability to understand the effects trauma and complex attachment history can have on a hormonal and emotionally immature, teenage boy and how the complex relational dynamics between how he is at school and how he is at home, is causing an unnecessary rift between us all.\n\nIn the coming weeks we will have Waxy’s GCSE options open evening and I know that school, as well as Bumble and I would like to see him cover as many subjects as possible and we are confident he could achieve high standards but at the same time, Bumble and I are concerned!\n\nWaxy is incredibly bright but simply from the conversations I have had with school and Waxy himself, we are aware that there is already a lot of pressure being put onto him when it comes to maturity and independence, especially with him organising himself personally and academically. While we are constantly working alongside Waxy to boost his confidence in this area, he still needs a lot of support. Sadly this is an area we are failing to help school understand and rather than them seeing us as trying to support him and work closely with them, they see it as we are over anxious parents who don’t want to ‘let go of the apron strings’ – which is amusing, considering he boards most of the week and refuses to come home during the week.\n\nSchool see what Waxy wants them to see and sadly even now, after more than 3 years at the school, he still does not trust the staff enough to let them know what is going on for him, so holds it together all week and lets ‘Mount Vesuvius’ erupt every weekend.\n\nWaxy is torn. He wants to be more independent but when he is put into a situation where he has the opportunity to ‘spread his wings’, fear takes over and he sabotages himself which then results in people becoming ‘reactive’ rather than ‘reassuring’ towards him and we end up back at square one.\n\nMy goal this year is to find a way to help school understand that Bumble and I are not the ‘enemy’ and rather than them repeatedly working against us, I need to find a way of helping them to see that we want to work with them and help our son feel supported and confident that he can achieve his full potential, rather than things staying as they are now and risking him slipping through the net and his needs not being identified until it is too late for him.\n\nI have rambled on here and I am sure that none of this will make the slightest bit of sense to anyone reading it, but what I am trying to say is for too long now I have ‘let things slide’, or taken a “softly, softly, catchee monkey” approach and that has got me nowhere. I need to pull myself together, channel a large dose of therapeutic Zen and become a ‘Velvet Bullldozer’ from now on.",
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"Occidental Petroleum Corp. is planning a major drilling operation in Carson, its first significant project in Los Angeles County in decades. And it may involve the controversial process of “fracking,” although the company said there’s only a small likelihood that will happen.\n\nThe Westwood-based oil giant has submitted plans to drill up to 200 new wells in an abandoned oil field just east of California State Dominguez Hills and not far from residential neighborhoods.\n\nIf allowed, the project could create hundreds of jobs and millions in tax revenues. But first, Occidental must overcome opposition from some of the same groups that sank previous attempts to drill in other areas of the county.\n\nEnvironmental groups already are saying they object because new drilling may cause leakage through old wells, creating the possibility of blowouts. Beyond that, they claim, the land could sink and if fracking is used, groundwater pollution could result.\n\nOccidental has scheduled a series of community meetings beginning later this month on the Carson project. A 10-minute video produced by supporters promotes the project as a means to provide energy while the nation transitions to renewable fuels.\n\nThe video, which will likely be shown at coming community meetings on the project, cites a study Occidental commissioned from the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp. that claims the project will generate 300 full-time jobs and $70 million in annual economic activity – or more than $1 billion over the project’s lifetime. Carson and the county would get millions in tax revenue.\n\nOnce the project is fully running, Occidental hopes to extract up to 6,000 barrels of oil and 3 million cubic feet of natural gas a day for 15 years.\n\nSaied Naaseh, associate planner in the city of Carson, said Occidental is expected to submit its environmental impact report this summer. The project is due before the city’s Planning Commission this fall, with the City Council taking it up possibly before year’s end.\n\nThe oil company must also obtain permits from several other state and local agencies, including the state’s Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources. If all goes well, drilling operations could begin about a year from now.\n\nThe project is part of Occidental’s recent strategy to concentrate on drilling and exploration activities closer to home, away from the risks of international turmoil – including “Arab spring” uprisings and moves by South American governments to nationalize their oil industries – that have rocked the global oil industry in recent years.\n\nAs a result, the company has recently focused on drilling in Texas and California, said Alex Morris, senior research associate with Raymond James & Associates in St. Petersburg, Fla.\n\nOccidental, which is the largest natural gas producer and the second largest oil producer in the state – the largest is Chevron Corp. in San Ramon – had planned on natural gas drilling in its Elk Hills holdings west of Bakersfield. But, Morris said, the recent plunge in natural gas prices has changed that.\n\n“Occidental is redeploying capital and rigs to more liquids-rich plays like Dominguez Hills,” he said.\n\nThe Dominguez Hills oil field is one of the oldest in the region, with the first wells drilled in 1923. In its document filed with Carson in March, Occidental notes that the field produced about 274 million barrels of oil before it was largely abandoned in the 1960s.\n\nEstimates are that the Dominguez Hills oil field still contains an additional 400 million barrels, but much of that is in hard-to-reach rock layers. The filing stated that pumping and salt water injection are required to draw out the oil.\n\nOccidental has already drilled two test wells on the 6.5-acre site. The company said it will drill 130 production wells and 65 other wells for injections to free oil. All those wells will reach the surface of the 6½-acre site; one drilling rig will move along a track to maintain the wells.\n\nMuch of the rest of the surface parcel near Bishop Avenue and Charles Willard Street will be devoted to separation and treatment facilities to prepare the oil and natural gas to move along pipelines to local refineries.\n\nThe parcel sits in the midst of an industrial tract bounded by Central Avenue on the west, Victoria Street on the north, Wilmington Avenue on the east and University Drive on the south. Two residential communities are near the site. Also, Cal State Dominguez Hills is west of the site, with about 11,000 undergraduate students enrolled. The Home Depot Center, where the Los Angeles Galaxy and Chivas USA soccer teams play, is on the western end of the university campus.\n\nA spokeswoman for the university said the school has no immediate concerns about the project but is awaiting more information from one of the Occidental briefings slated to take place on the campus later this month.\n\nBut environmental groups – including the local chapters of the Sierra Club and the Natural Resources Defense Council – are already concerned.\n\nThat’s because the drilling could involve hydraulic fracturing or fracking, a process in which high-pressure injections of water, sand and trace chemicals fracture rock formations to dislodge oil.\n\nA backlash against fracking has grown as critics contend it can pollute groundwater supplies. State and federal authorities are considering more regulation of the practice.\n\n“If our plans were to change in that regard, we would be transparent, seek all necessary approvals, disclose our activities to the public, use best practices, operate safely and abide by all regulations,” he said.\n\nOccidental maintains in the filing that if fracking is used, it would take place thousands of feet below the water table and therefore will pose little risk to groundwater.\n\nThat does little to placate environmentalists.\n\n“The biggest concern we have is the potential for blowout,” said Tom Williams, a retired oil field specialist who now coordinates the fracking group of the Sierra Club’s regional chapter. “If the abandoned wells in that field have not been properly sealed, pressurized gas can migrate up through them and come up to the surface.”\n\nWilliams said there’s also concern that if fracking is done, some of the chemicals used in the process could leak through wells and pipes and into the local groundwater supply.\n\nOccidental said in its filing it would use steel casings and cement slurry to seal off wells and prevent any groundwater contamination.\n\nWilliams said that another concern at all urban drilling sites is the prospect of land subsidence – or sinking – that can damage buildings. Residents in Baldwin Hills, where Houston-based Plains Exploration and Production Co., better known as PXP, has proposed expanding drilling operations, have alleged that subsidence has damaged their homes. PXP officials deny their operations are to blame.\n\nTo reduce this risk, oil producers typically reinject water into the formations from which they extract the oil or natural gas.\n\nWhile all these environmental concerns appear formidable, oil industry analyst Morris said they are surmountable.\n\n“Redeveloping an older field shouldn’t cause quite as much environmental anxiety as some other locations might,” he said.\n\nStill, the environmental lobby is powerful in California. Twenty-five years ago, Occidental was forced to abandon plans to slant drill off the Pacific Palisades-Malibu coastline after environmentalists and local celebrities mounted a campaign to stop the project."
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"Vilnius, Lithuania – The world’s first museum devoted to start-ups has opened in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania.\n\nThe displayed startups come from a broad range of fields – from online platforms and software to space exploration and laser manufacturing.\n\nThe aim of the museum is to tell the untold stories of startups that not only found their way to success but also made contributions to improving the business culture within the city. Through the stories of individual startups, the visitors will get to experience the drastic improvement that the startup scene in Vilnius made in recent years, too.\n\n“Opening a startup museum is a great way to highlight how welcoming and progressive our city is, creating the needed environment for businesses to thrive,” says Remigijus Šimašius, the mayor of Vilnius. “At the same time, the museum will honour the brave entrepreneurs that are true ambassadors of Vilnius around the globe. This museum is also a good reminder that it isn’t just ideas and investments that matter – persistence, heart, and a strong team are as crucial.”\n\nEach startup highlighted in the museum is presented through its journey to success, including the lessons learned and challenges conquered. Next to each company’s timeline and story, visitors have a chance to see physical artefacts that each startup sees as representations of their journey, work culture and values.\n\nFor example, the pop culture magazine Bored Panda has a panda costume on display to celebrate their company culture – which was worn by one of the current employees when he came to apply for the job. While CGTrader, the world’s largest source for stock and custom 3D models, are showcasing a bucket that was used to collect water in the early days of the company when they worked in an office with a leaky roof. Vinted’s exhibition will feature, among other artefacts, a toy unicorn representing its status as a first home-grown startup to reach EUR 1 billion in market valuation.\n\nAt the museum, guests can also get familiar with the state of the startup ecosystem in Vilnius and get informed about the upcoming startup-related events and awards.\n\nEach year, the museum will add four additional Vilnius-based startups that made the most significant strides in that particular year.\n\nThe Startup museum was established by Go Vilnius, the official business development agency of Vilnius, together with a coworking space Talent Garden Vilnius.\n\nGo Vilnius is the official tourism and business development agency of the City of Vilnius. The agency provides visitors, investors, relocating talent, entrepreneurs and businesses with all the essential information they need to know about the Lithuanian capital. Go Vilnius offers information on everything from real estate to leisure activities in Vilnius, simplifying the process of travelling, relocating to, or investing in Vilnius.",
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"Looking for a unique experience this Halloween? Head to Lithuania, where Day of the Dead is celebrated by the whole nation, and the country offers unique glimpses into the world of crypts, crosses and ancient cemeteries.\n\nTake one of the special tours – visit old cemeteries of Vilnius, adrift in flowers and candles; take a tour of the underground crypts of Vilnius Cathedral; head to the old pagan Lithuanian capital, Kernave, and see pilkapiai – ancient cemeteries with no crosses; take excursions to the seaside and southern Lithuania, visit national parks and local cemeteries with UNESCO-recognized cross-making traditions; head to the extraordinary Hill of Crosses – a site of pilgrimage in northern Lithuania with over 200,000 of crosses of all shapes and sizes. The first crosses were put on the hill by the relatives of the dead rebels of 1831 revolt against the Russian tsar.\n\nOn the first day of November, Lithuanian offices, shops and schools close, roads become packed with cars, families reunite, and everyone heads to one special place – the cemetery.\n\nLithuanian cemeteries are already different from what you’d find in other countries – they rather resemble a botanical park, sinking in the sea of trees, adorned with flowers and beautiful tombstones. On November 1st, Lithuanians celebrate Vėlinės (vėlė means “soul” and ilgėtis means “to long”) – the Day of the Dead, which is not as joyful an occasion as El Dia de Los Muertos in Mexico, but rather the day of remembrance and reunion that bears deep traditions. Cemeteries become the place of family gatherings, where young and old arrange flowers and light candles. When the sun sets, the cemeteries become enchanting, alive and mysterious from the sea of flickering candlelights and the aroma of thousands of fresh flowers.\n\nWhen golden trees and low-hanging sun create special autumn atmosphere, it’s a perfect time to visit Lithuania and to get enchanted by the scenery and traditions, to explore some off-the-beaten track activities, and to see some old Lithuanian customs put into action.\n\nAccording to the old Lithuanian tradition, this is the time to remember the ancestors and to re-think one’s place in the world. When Lithuania finally accepted Christianity (last country to be “baptized” in Europe), pagan and Christian traditions blended into one over time, giving special significance and depth to the Lithuanian Day of the Dead.\n\nThe Old Cemeteries of Vilnius\n\nThe Old Vilnius Cemeteries belong in the list of European historical cemetery heritage.\n\nThere are three main cemeteries in Vilnius city center: the first one, Rasų Cemetery, was founded in 1796, and is the eternal home to famous Lithuanian poets, artists and politicians, such as the activist and folklorist Jonas Basanavicius, and composer and painter M.K. Ciurlionis. This was the first cemetery that was founded outside of the city, on a hill surrounded by old oak trees. The name of the place – Rasos – suggests this used to be an ancient pagan ceremony site.\n\nThe Bernardine Cemetery was established in 1810 by the Bernardine monks of the the Church of St. Francis of Assisi. As most cemeteries in the city center, it was closed by the Soviets and remained mostly unchanged from that time, with burials allowed only in existing family graves.\n\nAntakalnis Cemetery is commonly referred to as the Military Cemetery. 12 of the 14 Soviet Union protest victims from 1991 TV tower attack are buried here, as well as the victims of Soviet Medininkai Massacre. Among other perished soldiers there are graves of Polish soldiers from 1919-20, Lithuanian, German and Russian soldiers who have fallen in World War I and thousands of French soldiers of Napoleon’s Army, whose remains were found in Vilnius and reburied in Antakalnis in 2001.\n\nDuring Vėlinės, these old cemeteries are afloat with flowers and sinking in the sea of candles – people come to remember the dead heroes or prominent poets of the nation, but they also don’t forget the unknown graves of dead people whose relatives might not be around anymore to light a candle.\n\nLithuanian Cross-Making and the Hill of Crosses\n\nIf you feel like venturing outside of Vilnius, Southern Lithuanian region of Dzukija and Lithuanian seaside will offer a special glimpse into the culture of Lithuanian cemeteries, with their distinctive crosses and breathtaking nature that surrounds them.\n\nThe Lithuanian art of cross-making was recognized to be unique and added to the UNESCO World Heritage list. Since Lithuania was the last country of Europe to abandon paganism and convert to Catholicism in the 14th century, pagan and Catholic elements intertwine in Lithuanian crosses – which were forbidden by Tsarist Russia and the Soviet Union.\n\nLithuania’s Hill of Crosses, located in the northern Lithuania, is a unique and enchanting place, with over 200,000 of crosses of every shape and size, and attracting thousands of Catholic pilgrims as well as curious tourists. People started leaving crosses on the hill after the 1831 uprising against the Russian tsar – relatives put crosses to commemorate dead rebels, since they had no bodies to bury. During Soviet occupation, the KGB bulldozed the hill twice – but today, the Hill of Crosses stands tall again as the symbol of resistance and faith.\n\nYou can also find cemeteries in Lithuania that have no crosses – these are pre-Christian pilkapiai dating from 12-13th century – abandoned in the 14th century – but still reminding everyone of pagan Lithuania. The most prominent site of pilkapiai is in Kernave, whose first residents arrived in the 9th century BC, and which later became an important pagan city.\n\nSimilarly, you wouldn’t find any crosses in the ethnic Jewish cemeteries, or the cemeteries of Lithuanian Turkic minorities – Tatars and Karaites.\n\nVilnius in Love is a tour guide company that offers customizable and personalized tours across all regions of Lithuania. Hiring guides who are very well versed in local history, they are able to offer trips to unique destinations and rare attractions. Contact VilniusinLove.com to learn more."
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"I am a lecturer in food science in the department of Nutritional Sciences. My research interests are based on plant polysaccharides and their direct and indirect nutritional effects. I originally studied chemistry, but have gradually moved towards food science and nutrition, via plant biology.\n\nMy research interests are based on plant polysaccharides and their direct and indirect nutritional effects. I am applying this knowledge to a wide range of projects involving industrial and academic partners.\n\nThe effects of almond nut consumption on emerging markers of cardiovascular and metabolic disease\nMorbidity from cardiovascular disease (CVD) and diabetes is increasing, at huge cost to quality of life and national economies. Snack choices are one particular area of diet and lifestyle modification which has the potential to positively influence CVD risk by changing dietary patterns. previously shown to reduce some CVD risk factors when consumed at 50-60g per day. This proposal aims to provide mechanistic insights into the in adults at moderate risk of developing CVD. In collaboration with King's College London, funded by the Almond Board of California.\nAlmonds are a high-fat, low-glycaemic, and nutrient-dense food which have been CVD risk factor lowering observations\nOstoeat - Improving the food-related quality of life of ileostomy patients\nIleostomy patients often experience discomfort when eating foods containing fibre. The relationship between the type of fibre that causes problems, and how it behaves during digestion has not been investigated systematically. This project aims to combine responses to an online questionnaire and lab-based analyses to underpin improved guidance to patients.\nParticle sizing of masticated tree nuts - predicting lipid release\nThe release of starch and lipid from plant foods in the gut (bioaccessibility) plays an important role in influencing starch and lipid digestion, postprandial metabolism and gut hormone signalling. This project is aiming to validate the mathematical model developed within the BBSRC DRINC project in tree nuts other than almonds. Poor initial lipid bioaccessibility may explain their lower than expected metabolisable energy content.\n\nI have taught food science to undergraduate students for the last 6 years, first at King's College London and now at the University of Surrey. I supervise undergraduate and postgraduate projects related to food science, often involving new product development. I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. To see me during office hours, please email me for an appointment.\n\nEdwards CH, Grundy MM, Grassby T, Vasilopoulou D, Frost GS, Butterworth PJ, Berry SE, Sanderson J, Ellis PR (2015) Manipulation of starch bioaccessibility in wheat endosperm to regulate starch digestion, postprandial glycemia, insulinemia, and gut hormone responses: a randomized controlled trial in healthy ileostomy participants., The American journal of clinical nutrition 102 (4) pp. 791-800\nCereal crops, particularly wheat, are a major dietary source of starch, and the bioaccessibility of starch has implications for postprandial glycemia. The structure and properties of plant foods have been identified as critical factors in influencing nutrient bioaccessibility; however, the physical and biochemical disassembly of cereal food during digestion has not been widely studied.The aims of this study were to compare the effects of 2 porridge meals prepared from wheat endosperm with different degrees of starch bioaccessibility on postprandial metabolism (e.g., glycemia) and to gain insight into the structural and biochemical breakdown of the test meals during gastroileal transit.A randomized crossover trial in 9 healthy ileostomy participants was designed to compare the effects of 55 g starch, provided as coarse (2-mm particles) or smooth (\nGrassby T, Edwards CH, Grundy M, Ellis PR (2013) Functional Components and Mechanisms of Action of ?Dietary Fibre? in the Upper Gastrointestinal Tract: Implications for Health, In: Harding SE (eds.), Stability of Complex Carbohydrate Structures Biofuels, Foods, Vaccines and Shipwrecks 4 pp. 36-55 Royal Society of Chemistry\nDOI: 10.1039/9781849735643-00036\nDietary fibre is a generic term for a chemically diverse group of carbohydrates that are resistant to endogenous enzymes of the human digestive tract. The major component of dietary fibre consists of plant cell walls, which are supramolecular structures, composed of complex heterogeneous networks of cellulose, hemicelluloses and pectic substances. The amounts and relative proportions of these carbohydrates vary depending on the type and maturity of the plant tissue. Some plant cell walls, especially those from leguminous seeds, are rich in water-soluble non-starch polysaccharides (NSP).\n\nIntact plant cell walls and NSP affect the rate and extent of nutrient digestion, with important implications for health and disease. Certain types of fibre reduce the rate of starch digestion, which in turn can significantly attenuate the postprandial rise in blood glucose and insulin concentrations. This is potentially beneficial in the prevention and treatment of diseases, including diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular disease. However, the mechanisms of action of NSP in relation to the digestive process are still not well understood. They are thought to include formation of viscous solutions, encapsulation of nutrients and inhibition of digestive enzymes.\n\nThese mechanisms are illustrated using specific examples. Oat ²-glucan is used to show the effects of various processing techniques on ²-glucan molecular weight, and hence viscosity, on risk factors for diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Evidence for guar galactomannan acting as an inhibitor of ±-amylase, in addition to forming viscous solutions, is presented. Finally, the effect of intact plant cell walls on the bioaccessibility of nutrients is discussed.\n\nThe proportion of lipid released during mastication of nuts is strongly influenced by particle size, due to natural encapsulation of the lipid by the walls of intact cells. The cell walls may act as barriers to digestion and may partially explain why nuts have reduced metabolizable energy versus the energy content predicted by Atwater factors. The lipid released from masticated nuts can be calculated using a mathematical model which has the cell diameter and the particle size distribution (PSD) of the bolus as variables. This study measured the cell size and PSD of four tree nuts (raw cashews, raw walnuts, roasted pistachios and raw Brazil nuts) to predict the lipid released due to their mastication.\n\nTo predict the proportion of lipid released from masticated tree nuts, using measurements of cell size and PSD of masticated tree nuts (including cashews, walnuts, pistachios and Brazil nuts). To compare the results for these nuts to those already published for almonds.\n\nTransverse and longitudinal sections were cut from each nut (including almonds) and micrographs processed using image analysis software to calculate the average cell diameter. Two randomized, un-blinded, cross-over trials were conducted. In each trial, 10 healthy volunteers attended two sessions, at which they chewed eight samples of a randomly allocated nut. For determination of PSDs, the expectorated boluses were sieved (2 boluses) or analyzed by laser diffraction (2 boluses). Initial lipid release was then predicted using the mathematical model.\n\nAll of the five nuts had predicted lipid releases of less than 18%, which would be expected to attenuate postprandial lipemia and total nutrient availability relative to that expected due to their total lipid content. Due to their higher lipid content and predicted lipid release, walnuts and Brazil nuts (after mastication) are likely to release more fat on mastication than the other nuts tested.\n\nEllis P, Grundy M, Grassby Terri, Mandalari G, Faulks R, Berry S, Waldron K, Butterworth P (2012) The role of dietary fiber in regulating lipid bioaccessibility of almonds during mastication, The FASEB Journal 26 (Sup 1) Federation of American Society of Experimental Biology\nAlmonds contain phytochemicals and nutrients that potentially have positive health benefits in relation to heart disease, diabetes and obesity. One important mechanism associated with these benefits is the bioaccessibility (release) of lipids from the almond tissue during mastication and digestion. Indeed, it has been reported that in human subjects on almond-rich diets, a significant proportion of lipid remains undigested, mainly caused by the entrapment of lipid by intact cell walls (dietary fiber). However, the bioaccessibility of almond lipid has not yet been quantified. We have studied this by performing a mastication trial in healthy human volunteers (n = 15). The particle size distribution of chewed almonds was measured using mechanical sieving and laser diffraction methods. Lipid release from ruptured almond cells was estimated using a theoretical model based on the particle size of the chewed almond tissue and the diameter of the lipid-rich cells. Our results showed that laser diffraction was the most reliable and efficient method. Lipid release from masticated almonds was estimated to be ~30% of total lipid and originated from the ruptured cells of the fractured tissue. This indicates that the majority of almond lipid is unavailable for the early stages of digestion. Further work will extend to studies of lipid release and digestion at more distal sites of the gastrointestinal tract\nGrassby T, Wagner L, Beckett S, Hall W, Berry S (2015) Predicting initial lipid release from masticated cashews and walnuts using mathematical modelling, Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism 67 (Sup 1) Karger Publishers\nAbstract 149/1077 (Poster)\nGrassby T (2008) Phenolics and phenolic-polysaccharide linkages in Chinese water chestnut (Eleocharis dulcis) cell walls,\nMandalari G, Parker M, Grundy M, Grassby T, Smeriglio A, Bisignano C, Raciti R, Trombetta D, Baer D, Wilde P (2018) Understanding the Effect of Particle Size\nand Processing on Almond Lipid Bioaccessibility\nthrough Microstructural Analysis: From Mastication\nto Faecal Collection, Nutrients 10 (2) 213 MDPI\nDOI: 10.3390/nu10020213\nWe have previously reported on the low lipid bioaccessibility from almond seeds during\ndigestion in the upper gastrointestinal tract (GIT). In the present study, we quantified the lipid released\nduring artificial mastication from four almond meals: natural raw almonds (NA), roasted almonds\n(RA), roasted diced almonds (DA) and almond butter from roasted almonds (AB). Lipid release after\nmastication (8.9% from NA, 11.8% from RA, 12.4% from DA and 6.2% from AB) was used to validate\nour theoretical mathematical model of lipid bioaccessibility. The total lipid potentially available\nfor digestion in AB was 94.0%, which included the freely available lipid resulting from the initial\nsample processing and the further small amount of lipid released from the intact almond particles\nduring mastication. Particle size distributions measured after mastication in NA, RA and DA showed\nmost of the particles had a size of 1000 µm and above, whereas AB bolus mainly contained small\nparticles ( DA and AB confirmed that some lipid in NA, RA and DA remained encapsulated within the plant\ntissue throughout digestion, whereas almost complete digestion was observed in the AB sample.\nWe conclude that the structure and particle size of the almond meals are the main factors in regulating\nlipid bioaccessibility in the gut.\nGrassby Terri (2012) Plant cell walls as barriers to nutrient bioaccessibility in model plant foods,\nGrassby Terri (2015) Plant cell walls as barriers to nutrient bioaccessibility in model plant foods,\nSeven project update posters\nGrassby T (2014) Using almonds as ingredients: predicting lipid release from particle size,\nGrassby Terri (2013) Plant cell walls as barriers to nutrient bioaccessibility in model plant foods,\nSeries of five project update presentations\nGrassby T (2012) Non-Digestible Polysaccharides in the Human Diet: from Farm to Pharmacy,\nGrassby T (2012) Particle size reduction during physiological processing of almonds, and its effects on predicted lipid release,\nGrassby T (2015) Plant cell walls, food processing, and their effects on health,\nGrassby T (2014) The effect of changing wheat particle size on human post-prandial metabolism and degree of starch digestion,"
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"Wild swings in global finance from the coronavirus pandemic did not stop China from carrying out reforms to further open-up its financial markets in the first half of 2020.\n\nThe start of the year saw China lifting foreign ownership caps on futures and life insurance businesses. Limits on securities and fund management firms were scrapped in April. The moves led to global financial institutions rushing to boost their presence in a 50 trillion U.S. dollars financial services market.\n\nGoldman and Credit Suisse are aiming for eventual full ownership of their China JVs, as is UBS, which already received majority stake approval in 2018. UBS currently holds a 51 percent share in its China joint venture. The significance of having majority control means unleashing the full potential of a global financial institution in serving its clients locally. The alignment of interests of UBS Group globally with the local interests of its securities joint venture plus the integration of its onshore with offshore business are just some of the benefits that come from majority ownership, said the Chairman of UBS Securities Eugene Qian.\n\nIt was not just investment banks that are increasing their footprints in China. Fitch was green-lighted to rate issuers and insurance companies in China in May. The following month saw payments giant American Express becoming the first foreign credit card company to secure approval to launch operations in the country.\n\nFor asset managers, the potential lies in China's vast pool of savings. China has one of the highest savings to household income ratios in the world at over 30 percent. That's led to some of the world's top fund managers to jostle for ground in a market with trillions of dollars of investable assets.\n\nIn April, BlackRock and Neuberger Berman announced their application to set up their fully owned mutual fund businesses in China. Fidelity International followed suit in May. Other fund management heavyweights such as Vanguard, Van Eck and Schroders are reportedly planning to apply as well.\n\nAllianz opened China's first fully foreign owned insurance holding company in January, while HSBC announced it will acquire the remaining 50 percent interest in its China joint venture in May.\n\n\"I have to say, the most important opportunities in the long run, or in the near, medium and long run, are that the wealth creation as well as the really ever increasing demand for onshore based investors, that means corporate investors, institutional investors, as well as individual, especially high net worth individuals.\" Qian told CGTN.\n\nAs protectionist sentiments rise due to the pandemic and geopolitical tensions, China's commitments to liberalize and boost access to the country's financial services market has gone the other direction, charging full steam ahead towards greater opening."
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"The site is secure.\nA lock () or https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely.\n\nThe Gambia is a West African country surrounded by Senegal. It’s the smallest country on the mainland of Africa with a population of just over 2 million, of which up to a tenth live abroad for work. Remittances from these expatriates contribute more than 20 percent of GDP. Tourism normally accounts for a third of the economy but the COVID-19 pandemic devastated the sector.\n\nFrom 1994 to 2016, The Gambia was ruled by President Yaya Jammeh, who was regularly accused of human rights violations and limiting freedom of speech. With his defeat to Adama Barrow in the 2016 presidential elections, The Gambia experienced its first successful democratic transition of power in more than 20 years. In December of 2021, President Barrow was elected for a second term through free and fair elections.\n\nIn the context of this important transition away from authoritarianism, USAID focuses its work in the areas of democracy, governance, the rule of law, and human rights. This support is professionalizing civil society organizations, and improving the performance of partner government institutions.\n\nUSAID increased the participation of citizens and non-governmental organizations in the design of a new constitution for the country. These included the Gambia Bar Association, several National Assembly members, and representatives of traditionally marginalized groups. In addition, USAID financed several national radio programs in local languages to engage citizens in the drafting of the constitution.\n\nThe inclusive process supported by USAID contributed to large segments of the population understanding the processes at the core of an electoral democracy, which proved important in the lead-up to the successful introduction of a new elections bill and the presidential elections of 2021.\n\nUSAID supports free and fair elections in The Gambia by assisting the country’s Independent Electoral Commission on a number of technical issues, including management of voter registration.\n\nA free and vibrant civil society is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Repressed for decades under the authoritarian regime of the former president, skills and capacity building for civil society organizations in The Gambia is now a focus of USAID’s assistance. USAID activities assist groups who monitor the voter registration process, track government expenditures, and follow the way laws are passed.\n\nIn June 2021 USAID launched the 5-year Promoting Rights and Justice activity to support The Gambia as it takes steps to consolidate a democratic and accountable system of governance. The activity will provide expert advice and guidance to the Gambian justice sector so that it can serve the public by providing quality justice services.Civil society organizations will also be supported to defend citizens’ rights, promote legal reforms, and contribute to the development of a vibrant democratic culture in the country.\n\nThe Promoting Rights and Justice activity will emphasize the rights of women, children and other vulnerable populations, ensuring that justice services and advocacy initiatives led by civil society include their perspective and specific needs.\n\nBy building Gambian institutions and public awareness of a justice system that delivers more efficient equal treatment under the law, the activity will further the development of a governance system anchored in rule-of-law principles.",
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"Of all the Spring events in which I have participated, Tour de Lure may be the best measure of how one will do on Mount Mitchell. For that, I consider it an essential training ride and I’m glad to decided to give it a try.\n\nThe ride starts out of the YMCA in hilly Marion, NC, sitting at the base of the Black Mountains that shadow the town from above. For this venture we would stay away from the large mountains and instead ride around the rolling terrain of the foothills. The long route of 70 miles is difficult and has plenty of climbing, but only one real climb of length.\n\nThe rolling hills of Marion were easily the toughest. I had forgotten my Garmin (oops), but am guessing that many of the grades reached the teens. We navigated the grunt hills and steep descents out of the city and then made our way towards the western bank of the lake.\n\nOnce out of Marion, the difficult hills subsided and we were able to maintain a decent pace. I found a pack of around 15 riders to work with. There would be a little bit of separation on the hills, but for the most part we were able to stay together until the first climb.\n\nThe big climb is called Stone Mountain for unknown reasons. The Stone Mountain in NC that I am familiar with is far away. Many of the mountains in this area have cliff-like, rocky summits (most notably Chimney Rock), which may be how it earned this name.\n\nThe climb started out at a gradual grade. Someone asked me near the beginning whether we were on the climb. I was lost without my Garmin and said I wasn’t sure, but believed it was somewhere around this mileage. The road pitched up and the climb became a little more difficult. A few miles later I joked with him by saying that “I guess this is the climb!” For a category three climb, this one was mild. It reminded me a lot of Schull’s Mill Road near Boone in difficulty if not scenery. There wasn’t much to look at other than trees and there wasn’t a view at the summit. It was just a slow ride to the top and then a fast descent.\n\nNature called and I had to stop at the rest stop after the climb, which meant I lost my group. That turned out to be a blessing in disguise. After riding solo for awhile, I turned a corner and found myself in a mountain paradise. The route took us through the heart of the scenic towns of Bat Cave, Chimney Rock and Lake Lure. We traveled through the lake valley surrounded by these stony monoliths on all sides, with mountain-blue Lake Lure on the left side of the road and Broad River flowing over rocks on the right side. The Chimney Rock structure was the most notable and imposing of the mountain stuctures, but they were all beautiful. I found myself transfixed by the sights and almost forgot to watch the road. From here I took a couple breaks for photo ops (most of which didn’t come out well) and took my time. I was a tourist and in no hurry whatsoever.\n\nThe route circumnavigated the lake’s south shore to the glorious western shore. From here we followed Buffalo Shoals Road, a windy labyrinth that hugged the edge of the lake. There were easy rolling hills here, nothing too strenuous. The one obstacle here was gravel, lots of it. I had to be careful to ignore the lake and focus on the road to avoid the gravel, especially during the windy and downhill sections.\n\nNext came the return route to Marion, which happened to mimic much of the Assault on Mount Mitchell route. We turned onto Bill’s Creek Road. I kept expecting to encounter Bill’s Hill, but apparently we started just north of it. That wasn’t much of a break, as there were plenty of other hills to deal with. After Bill’s area, the big hills stopped for awhile until we came within reach of Marion, when they returned tougher than ever. I remember from last year that some of them reached the 10% range. When we turned from the Mitchell route and headed back towards the YMCA, they became even steeper. The last few I just barely grunted through, and frankly, I was relieved to finally turn into the YMCA.\n\nMy finishing time was around 4:15, which is not bad considering I was nursing an injury and did not approach this one aggressively. This bodes well for my Mitchell performance, which I will talk about more in another post.\n\nWe gathered at the YMCA and prepared to ride.\n\nMy riding companions for the first 25 miles.\n\nNear the top of Stone Mountain. There would be no summit view.\n\nOne of many glorious mountain views. Pictures don’t do them justice.\n\nThe Broad River flowed on the opposite side of the lake.\n\nI stopped by to get a picture from of Chimney Rock from the park entrance.\n\nView from the bridge while riding across.\n\nLike Loading...\nThis entry was posted on Sunday, April 8th, 2012 at 12:12 pm and tagged with bat cave, chimney rock, cycling, foothills, lake lure, marion, mitchell training and posted in Rides. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.\n« A Slight Setback\nThe Aftermath of Lake Lure »"
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"There’s no disputing that technology has evolved at an accelerated rate over the last several decades. In fact, some technologies seem to be eclipsed almost as soon as they are created. In other instances, two or more technologies compete and one wins out.\n\nSee, for example, Betamax (younger readers, please use your Google search abilities!), which lost out to VHS, both of which are now dinosaurs replaced by DVD, which is quickly losing ground to streaming and downloading. We could give countless similar examples of computer hardware and software technologies. The point is, due to constant change, it is natural to be hesitant about investing in a new technology: most investors want to be sure of a reasonable likelihood of permanence.\n\nSimilarly, in an era in which data breaches make headlines, managers know it’s important to ensure that a technology is safe and reliable. But for anyone still wondering about the permanence of cloud computing, most of us would agree that that that the technology is here to stay. In fact, businesses small and large have come to understand the power of cloud computing. The good news is that modern cloud security is probably much safer than you realize, and in many cases more secure than what you could provide yourself. In this article, we will discuss some of the reasons why.\n\nThe Cloud is Big Business, Which Is Good for You\n\nCloud storage has become a massive business, and it will only continue to grow. According to a 2018 McAfee report, 97% of all businesses make some use of the cloud, either through public services, private services, or a combination of the two. Thus, most organizations have at least dipped their toe in the water.\n\nHowever, there is still a lot of room for growth. A Computerworld UK article notes that, while less than 50 percent of enterprises have adopted a public cloud platform, the 50 percent threshold will be surpassed globally in 2018. The article also cites Forrester research, estimating that the global market for cloud services will reach $236 billion by 2020. They further predict that in 2018, 76 percent of revenue for these services will be captured by Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, and Google.\n\nSignificantly, these major players understand that data security is the number one concern for their customers. Thus, for years, they have had an intense focus on developing and implementing the most technologically-advanced security features and developing a level of security that most businesses can’t match. And with all that revenue at stake, you can bet they don't take cloud security lightly. If you have any doubts, try to get into one of their data centers--is it harder or easier than getting into your company’s server rooms? As far as we’re concerned, that’s a win-win for both the providers and their customers!\n\nWhen data is transferred from an organization to the cloud, the data is encrypted. The encryption process uses complex mathematical algorithms to protect data while it is being transferred. It takes an encryption key to decipher the files. Thus, even if someone got their hands on data being transferred, it would be indecipherable and meaningless. It's precisely this technology that cloud contract management solutions like ContractSafe use to keep your contracts... well, safe!\n\nRisk managers are taught to fear the possibility of one bad event having a chain reaction of negative consequences. For example, in both government and business, important leaders are often required to travel separately. That way, if there’s a problem, the possibility of a domino effect will be minimized.\n\nData can be considered in the same light. Natural disasters, electrical problems, or spilled soft drinks can harm data on-site. By storing it remotely, you create an extra layer of safety. Plus, companies like Amazon make multiple extra copies of the data and store it in different places (called “redundancy”), to further increase the level of protection. Disasters would have to occur at the same time in multiple locations to lose the data. That’s risk management!\n\nData Can Be Safely Shared\n\nWe’ve probably all had someone share data with us by making and providing us with copies of a file. Sometimes, we’re even-handed a flash drive. The shortcoming in that scenario is that there now exist multiple copies of the document in the possession of multiple people.\n\nAs an alternative, with ContractSafe’s cloud contract management solution, the document is stored safely and securely on Amazon web servers. Simple permissions can be granted to the people who should have access to the information. They don’t need their own copy – they only need a computer with access to the internet! You can even create “read-only” and “no delete” users to limit dissemination of the data and to protect it from deletion.\n\nAt ContractSafe, we understand that as the industry makes the inevitable shift to cloud contract management, some people will worry about cloud security. We’re happy to tell you that we’ve got your back. We use Amazon’s safe data centers. Data and passwords are encrypted. We use malware and intrusion detection and have lots of other safety features. Heck, we even hire real hackers to keep us on our toes and make sure we haven’t missed anything! Trust us – we are dedicated to protecting your data! Start your free trial today."
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