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Ep 184 | The Mental Health of All of Us
Dec 4th, 2018
Very little is more important for your overall well-being than your mental health. Yet, mental health and the issues that can arise from it are still not always taken as seriously as they should in today's society. People everywhere are dealing with issues, and simply telling someone to "get over it" is not how it works. Today, my guest is Dr. Sheila Addison, a therapist who specializes not just in family matters, but in counseling LGBTQ patients as well. With 21 years of experience behind her, we talk to her about mental health in America today, as well as the misconceptions that society has about communities that struggle every day with their well-being.
Website: https://drsheilaaddison.com
1:55 Getting Started
8:22 Shedding light on the LGBTQ Community
9:33 Background, Living in the Bay Area
17:31 Becoming a licensed therapist
21:39 Couple communication
27:02 Working with kids
33:47 Parenting with what we know
38:35 LGBTQ Community
46:44 Transgender bullying
50:20 Transgender kids
1:00:13 Wrap up/ Contact Info
Thanks for watching! Listen to The Marc Guzman Experience on iTunes, iHeartRadio or Watch on Facebook or YouTube.
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Computer scientists prove how long it should take you to solve Rubik's cube
One of the many strange ideas from quantum mechanics is that space isn't continuous but consists of tiny chunks. Ordinary geometry is useless when it comes to dealing with such a space, but algebra makes it possible to come up with a model of spacetime that might do the trick. And it can all be tested by a satellite. Shahn Majid met up with Plus to explain.
How to win with quantum uncertainty
Why do the rich and popular get richer and more popular?
This year's prize goes to Srinivasa S. R. Varadhan
Mathematicians pin down symmetry
Plus went to see members of Norman Foster's group of architects to learn about the maths behind architecture.
Scientists develop ways of testing string theory against reality

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Tips & Tricks #12: How to Troubleshoot Cross Joins in SQL Reports for the SQL Generation Engine 9.x
In my last blog post, I blogged about the new MicroStrategy Community. Jaime Perez, VP of Worldwide Customer Services, and his crew have come up with a better way for us to engage with MicroStrategy as well as his team.
Speaking of Jaime, last June, he posted this great tip on the MicroStrategy Knowledgebase site as a TechNote. I am reblogging it since it is one of the most frequent questions I get asked and I find it an extremely useful Tip & Trick. Also, this will give you an idea of the great stuff being posted in the MicroStrategy Community.
Best Regards,
MicroStrategy and Cross Joins
In some scenarios, one may encounter cross joins in the SQL View of a standard, SQL Report in MicroStrategy. Cross joins appear when two tables do not have any common key attributes between them in which they can inner join. As a result, the two tables essentially combine together to create one table that has all the data from both tables, but this results in poorer performance with a common effect of increased execution times. Sometimes these execution times, and performance hits, can be very severe. Therefore, it is important to understand some simple steps that can be performed to resolve a cross join, as well as some steps to understand why it may be appearing in the SQL View of the report.
One common occurrence of a cross join is when a report contains at least two unrelated attributes in the grid, and no metrics are present in order to relate the unrelated attributes via a fact table. Such a occurrence can be resolved in a few ways:
- Create a relationship filter, set the output level as the unrelated attributes (or the entire report level), and then relate these by a Logical Table object
- Create a relationship filter, set the output level as the unrelated attributes (or the entire report level), and then relate these by a Fact object
- Add a metric to the report that uses a fact from a table in which both attributes can inner join to
This provides a pathway from the fact table to the lookup tables in which the unrelated attributes are sourced from. The result is an inner join between the fact table and the lookup tables, which resolves the cross join between the two unrelated lookup tables.
Options 1 and 2 provide a means in which the report template can remain as only attributes, whereas Option 3 would have a metric on the report. Option 3 may not be desired if a metric does not want to be placed on the report. Keep in mind that other techniques can also be employed to have the metric on the report, but formatted to be hidden from display.
More common scenarios include cross joins between a fact table and a lookup table, and are typically surprising to a developer. These situations can be a bit more tricky to troubleshoot and resolve, but here are a few techniques that can be employed to try to resolve the issue:
- In SQL View look at where the cross join appears, and between which tables the cross join appears
- Open up those tables in the Table Editor by navigating to the Schema Objects\Tables folder, and double-clicking the tables
- Select the Logical View Tab of both tables to see all the logical objects mapped to the table
- Take note of which attributes have a key icon beside them
- These key attributes denote attributes at the lowest level of their hierarchy presently mapped to the table and/or attributes that are in their own hierarchy (meaning they have no parents or children)
- The SQL Engine will join 2 tables on common key attributes only, so if none of the key attributes on either table exist on both tables, then a cross join should appear
This means that just because a Region attribute exists on Table_A and a Region attribute exists on Table_B does not necessarily mean that the SQL Engine will join on Region. If Region has its child attribute on the table, then that attribute should be the key as it is the lowest level attribute of its particular hierarchy mapped to the table. If Region exists on both tables, and is also a key attribute on both tables, then an inner join should take place on Region.
This essentially means that one can find a cross join, investigate the tables in which it appears, and verify if at least 1 common key attribute exists between the tables. If not, then that should be the first path to investigate because a cross join is correct in that scenario.
You can find a detailed video on how this issue is reproduced and resolved here: Tech Note 71019 . Steps to reproduce and resolve
MicroStrategy Technical Support can assist with resolving cross joins in a specific report, however caution should be taken when resolving such issues. In some scenarios, the cross join is resolved through modifications to the schema objects, which can have a ripple effect to all other reports in an environment. For example, if a relationship is changed in the Region attribute to resolve a cross join in one report, this change will be reflected in all other reports that use Region, and potentially the hierarchy in which Region belongs. As a result, the SQL View of one report will have the cross join resolved, but the SQL may have changed in other reports using Region or its related attributes. This may or may not be desired. MicroStrategy Technical Support may not be able to fully understand the impact of such a schema change to the data model, so before a change is made to the data model the consequences of such a change should be fully understood by the developer, and any changes made to the schema should be recorded.
[1] Jaime Perez, TN47356: How to troubleshoot cross joins in SQL Reports for the SQL Generation Engine 9.x, MicroStrategy Community, 06/24/2014, http://community.microstrategy.com/t5/Architect/TN47356-How-to-troubleshoot-cross-joins-in-SQL-Reports-for-the/ta-p/196989.
[2] MicroStrrategy Knowledgebase, Tech Note 71019 . Steps to reproduce and resolve,
How Data Blending Affects the Analytical Engine's Behavior in MicroStrategy (Part 7)
With the release of MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise 9.4.1, the Analytical Engine logic has been enhanced with respect to joining data from multiple datasets in a Report Services Document. One of the features that is available with this release is the ability to use objects (e.g., attributes, metrics) from multiple datasets in a single grid in a document.
If an attribute on a grid has elements that can be obtained from multiple datasets used in the document, the elements displayed will be from the global lookup table. Additionally, if one or more of the datasets containing the attribute has missing attribute form data or has different attribute form from the other datasets, the Analytical Engine will follow the rules noted below to compose the final output:
Rule 1:
If there is attribute form with null value, the Analytical Engine will use the non-null form value from other datasets instead of the null form.
Rule 2:
If several datasets have different attribute form information for the attribute element, the Analytical Engine will use the attribute form from the biggest dataset.
Rule 3:
If several datasets have different attribute form information for the attribute element, and those datasets have same number of rows, the Analytical Engine will use the first dataset in the document for the attribute form value (according to the dataset adding sequence).
NOTE: Users should note that the rules are applied for each individual attribute element in the result at the row level rather than at the dataset level.
Example 1:
Users may consider the following datasets – C01 is a dataset with Customer City, Customer and Order:
C02 is a dataset with Customer, Order and a profit metric. Users may note that the Customer attribute is missing the DESC form in the second dataset:
If a Report Services Document is built with both these datasets, and the attributes are placed on a grid, the following results may be seen. As noted in Rule 1, the Analytical Engine will display the non-Null values from C01 for the Customer attribute elements:
Example 2:
Now users may consider a different dataset as C02 – similar to the initial dataset, but here the Customer name (DESC) form contains values instead of NULLs. This time the values for the attributes are not consistent – see that Customer ID '1' has different values for the DESC form for different Orders (1 & 6).
|Customer Name
|Customer ID
|Customer D
|Customer B
|Customer C
|Xia D
|Kris Du
|Customer A
|Customer E
|Customer F
|Customer G
|Customer H
If a report is built for this dataset users will observe that the first attribute element value in the dataset is used as as the DESC form for the Orders 1 & 6 even if the value is different in subsequent rows (this is the same as previous Analytical Engine behavior).
When these datasets are used in the grid in a Report Services Document, the Analytical Engine will choose the attribute element values from dataset C02 to display in the attribute element values from. This is because of Rule 2 explained above.
Example 3:
Consider the following dataset:
|Customer Name
|Customer ID
|Customer D
|Customer E
|Xia D
|Kris Du
|Customer G
A report built off this dataset appears as follows:
After replacing the dataset 'C02' from the previous example with the new dataset, the following results are seen. As noted in Rule 3, because both C01 an C02 have the same number of rows, the elements displayed for the Customer attribute will be filled from from the first dataset to be added to the document – in this case C01. However for the first row in the results, where there is no corresponding customer in the dataset C01, Rule 1 will be applied and instead of a NULL value, the non-null Customer Name field 'Customer G' is picked from C02. (Rules are applied at the individual element level).
Next: Why are some metric values blank in documents using multiple datasets in MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise 9.4.1
[1] MicroStrategy Knowledgebase, Engine behavior for grids on a Report Services Document or dashboard with multiple datasets where some attribute forms are missing or have different values the datasets in MicroStrategy Analytics Enterprise 9.4.1 and newer releases, TN Key: 45463, 03/13/2014, https://resource.microstrategy.com/support/mainsearch.aspx.
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Green Bicycle Wall Hooks
These Green Bike Wall Hooks are a fabulous home decor accessory for a hallway, bedroom, bathroom or kitchen space. Made from metal, this item has a bicycle shaped design, green painted distressed finish and 3 hooks.
This Bike hook would be a great wall decor storage piece for hanging coats, bags, towels, pet leads or even keys. Its rustic look and quirky design lends it the ability to blend into vintage, rustic, retro or industrial style interior themes.
This set of hooks can be wall mounted via two nail holes either side of the bicycle frame design.
Part of a collection of wall hooks available in a variety of colours, sizes and styles.
Want to see more items like this one? Browse our Home Decor & Accessories category for more inspiration.
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Finish: Distressed
Material: Metal
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Hi all,
I hope you had an awesome holiday! Today's post will be a topic that seems to stump many women: mixing prints.
As a math brain, I'll start us off with an equation:
print 1 + print 2 + extra confidence = a successful outfit
I'll provide a few simple rules, but the most important part of the equation, bolded for a reason, is confidence. You could probably even get away with breaking a rule or two and still look great, as long as you wear your ensemble with boldness!
Rule 1: Distance is key.
For the beginning print-mixer, it can help to put some distance between the prints, instead of juxtaposing them right next to each other. This could mean wearing a striped scarf with some polka-dot shoes, and having some neutral jeans in between them to lessen the drama of having two prints.
Rule 2: Limit the colors.
In order to wear two or more prints next to each other, it is important to make sure they share either a base color or all the colors. For example, you could wear a top with tan and navy flowers on it with a tan-based plaid skirt. As long as they have a major color in common, it will likely work.
You can also match all the colors, like we did in the Mixed Print Chiffon Maxi Skirt:
Rule 3: Contrast the proportions.
When mixing your prints, it is important to make sure one print is very small and the other is medium/large. An outfit can look too busy if both prints are tiny, and it can be unflattering when both of the prints are large. Having the combination lets the smaller print read as more of a neutral, making your outfit less in-your-face.
This HCC Menswear ensemble featuring our Cotton Lined Vest with Dart Zipper Detail puts a small, black and white houndstooth print vest with a large, red and black plaid print bow tie. They work next to each other, and having a black dress shirt serve as a neutral in between is the cherry on top.
Rule 4: Textures work as prints, too.
You don't necessarily need two printed fabrics to achieve the mixed-print look. You can also use lace, or fabrics that aren't overtly printed, but rather have a "matte vs. shiny" look.
Our Zebra Print Sheath Dress is a perfect example of the "matte vs. shiny" look. Pair it with polka dot heels or our black lace peplum for an elegant take on mixed prints.
The Kat Party Dress uses lace within the dress next to a damask print, and you could even pair more lace with it as tights (lace almost always mixes well with each other!).
Finally, although not women's wear, our Lined Vest with Back Inset puts two prints right next to each other, but when they share a color (black) and one fabric has the "matte vs. shiny" effect, it works just fine!
Hopefully these tips serve as a nice starter guide! If you have any more tips, or questions about this topic, please sound off below in the comments and I'm happy to help!
Remember: the most important part of a multi-print outfit is your confidence.
Happy mixing!


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Also see Google's A.I. Has Made Some Pretty Huge Leaps This Week (Slate) and AlphaGo Zero Shows Machines Can Become Superhuman Without Any Help (MIT Technology Review)
"AlphaGo Zero used one-twelfth of the computing power of the version that beat 18-time world champion Go player Lee Sedol in 2016. It ran on just four Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), chipsets optimized for machine learning that Google has created for its data centers, compared with 48 on the previous version of AlphaGo.DeepMind's Superpowerful AI Sets Its Sights on Drug Discovery - Bloomberg
Hassabis said the company is now planning to apply an algorithm based on AlphaGo Zero to other domains with real-world applications, starting with protein folding. To build drugs against various viruses, researchers need to know how proteins fold. "


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There are 4 levels in the game. They are called Emperor Gardens, Gate of Treasures, Lost Mountains and Forbidden City. Each level will unlock once you have got the vital fire quota. You will find the fire counter at the top right of your reels. It will actually show the amount of fire you have collected so far in the game.
When it comes to the Dragon Fire Symbols on Fortune Ninja Slot, they appear on the middle reel. You have to gather the Fire Symbols to move on through the game levels. Each Fire symbol gives fire units corresponding to the current total stake. The next level is opened when you reach the level's fire quota.
Your fire quota will be doubled when you have reached level 4. So, if for example you have amassed £45, you will be given an amount of £90 for Free Spins. You may expect the levels to end when the fire balance is depleted.
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Global Refrigerated Transport Market- Global Forecast To 2024
On the basis of frozen food products, the fish & seafood segment accounted for the largest share in the refrigerated transport market in 2018
On the basis of frozen food products, the refrigerated transport market is segmented into bakery products, ice cream, processed meat, frozen dairy products, and fish & seafood. The fish & seafood segment accounted for the largest share in 2018. The market is projected to witness high growth prospects in the fish & seafood segment during the forecast period. Manufacturers are offering frozen and canned food options that promote longer shelf life. Fast-paced lifestyles have led to an increasing preference for home delivery services, as it significantly reduces the cooking time. These factors are projected to create lucrative opportunities for frozen fish & seafood manufacturers and refrigerated transport service providers in the coming years.
By vehicle type, the LCV segment accounted for the largest market size in the refrigerated transport market during the forecast period
The refrigerated transport market is segmented, on the basis of vehicle type, into LCV, MHCV, and HCV. The LCV segment is estimated to dominate the market in 2019 and is projected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The growth of the LCV segment is driven by factors such as high demand for home delivery services and developments in the foodservice industry and food processing sector. The demand for refrigerated LCV is further driven by the increase in delivery of dairy products and pharmaceuticals by vans for short-distance transportation. Moreover, factors such as the availability of easy finance options for fully built vehicles will contribute to the increase in the sales of refrigerated LCVs.
Asia Pacific is projected to account for the largest market share during the forecast period
In 2019, Asia Pacific accounted for the largest share in the refrigerated transport market. The growth of the market is attributed to the increasing investments by governments in this region for transportation infrastructure development projects related to highways, railway, and airport constructions. For instance, the Chinese government significantly invested in its transport infrastructure in 2018. In the first 11 months of 2018, the country spent USD 328 billion, according to the government data. The Chinese transport ministry is also focusing on speeding up the construction of logistics hubs for transport and storage in the country. These factors are projected to drive the refrigerated transport market in the region.
Report Scope
- Chilled food products
- Frozen food products
Mode of transportation (Road)
- Vapor compression systems
- Air-blown evaporators
- Eutectic devices
- Single-temperature
- Multi-temperature
By Region
- North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Rest of the World (RoW)
Recent Developments
- In July 2019, Nestlé launched its-YES! snack bars in a new recyclable paper wrapper. The launch supports the confectionery industry for using recyclable paper packaging.
- In March 2019, Nestlé opened a new R&D center in Beijing and a system technology hub in Shenzhen. The new R&D center enabled the company to accelerate trend-based innovation in China to meet consumer demands. The system's hub strengthened collaboration with Chinese partners and suppliers in the area of systems.
- In February 2019, Kraft Heinz enters into a distribution partnership with Indo Nissin Foods (India), to offer products such as Cup Noodles and Top Ramen Instant Noodles. The development helped the company to distribute and make its global product portfolio available to the Indian consumers.
1 Introduction
2 Research Methodologies
3 Executive Summaries
4 Premium Insights
4.1 Opportunities in the Refrigerated Transport Market
4.2 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Application
4.3 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Mode of Transport
4.4 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Temperature
4.5 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Technology
4.6 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Region
5 Market Overview
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Market Dynamics
5.2.1 Drivers
5.2.2 Restraints
5.2.3 Opportunities
5.2.4 Challenges
6 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Application
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Chilled Food Products
6.2.1 Milk
6.2.2 Bakery & Confectionery Products
6.2.3 Dairy Products
6.2.4 Beverages
6.2.5 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
6.3 Frozen Food Products
6.3.1 Ice Cream
6.3.2 Frozen Dairy Products
6.3.3 Processed Meat
6.3.4 Fish & Seafood
6.3.5 Bakery Products
7 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Mode of Transport
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Refrigerated Road Transport
7.3 Refrigerated Sea Transport
7.4 Refrigerated Rail Transport
7.5 Refrigerated Air Transport
8 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Temperature
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Single-Temperature
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Vapor Compression Systems
9.2.1 Air-Blown Evaporators
9.2.2 Eutectic Devices
10 Refrigerated Transport Market, By Region
10.1 Introduction
10.2 North America
10.3 Europe
10.4 Asia Pacific
10.5 Middle East & Africa
10.6 Latin America
11 Competitive Landscape
12 Company Profiles
(Business Overview, Products Offered, Financials, Recent Developments)*
12.1 Nestlé
12.2 Tyson Foods, Inc.
12.3 The Kraft Heinz Company
12.4 General Mills Inc.
12.5 Smithfield Foods
12.6 Kellogg Co.
12.7 Conagra Brands, Inc.
12.8 Kerry Group
12.9 Del Monte Pacific Ltd
12.10 Aryzta AG
12.11 United Technologies Corporation (Carrier Corporation)
12.12 Daikin Industries Ltd.
12.13 Ingersoll Rand Plc (THERMO KING)
12.14 China International Marine Containers (Group) Ltd.
12.15 Utility Trailer
12.16 Singamas Container
12.17 Hyundai
12.18 Schmitz Cargobull
12.19 Fahrzeugwerk Bernard Krone
12.20 Lamberet
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Look Up from your digital device
We interact via social media, which couldn't be anything further from social. We "like" and we share, we comment and follow, but we have forgotten what social interaction is really like. We are constantly adding "friends" on Facebook but we have forgotten what it is like to truly be a friend to someone. The youth of today rely on social media and applications to communicate with each other, often in a very dangerous manner, they have forgotten how to run and play in the mud. They have forgotten that "LOL" is not just a social media phrase. So often we get caught up in the digital world, lost and disconnected from true emotions, relying on a sms to explain how we feel or the click of a button to accept someone's invite. We are the connected generation yet we have never been more disconnected from each other. It is time to look up from your digital device.
The video "Look Up" was written, performed and directed by Gary Turk. This video holds amazing life lessons and encourages us to stop and look up from our digital devices because there is so much we could be missing out on in the real world. We challenge you to look up.
Link to the video "Look Up" – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7dLU6fk9QY


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Network Hacking via the Multifunction Printer
If you haven't taken the time to access the administration Web page for your printer and change its default passwords, do so now. Unfortunately, that will only slow down a very persistent criminal, according to researcher Deral Heiland. Heiland presented his findings last Friday at DefCon 19 in Las Vegas.
For example, Heiland demonstrated that even if you did change the default Toshiba multifunction printer password from 123456 to something much more unique, a criminal can add an extra backslash to the administration page URL and still gain administrator access to the device. Similarly if you copy and paste the URL from the HP Officejet printer login page and then add "page=", this will bypass any new passwords that have been added to those printers. Admin access to a multifunction printer could enable you to access sensitive documents that have been scanned or printed recently.
From the Whipped Cream Difficulties blog:
"This was a fun little talk, covering multi-function printers and the vulnerabilities they introduce into networks. Basically, people get sloppy with these devices and fail to do things like change default passwords; also, many of these devices have bugs in the embedded firmware. The presenter, Deral Heiland, demonstrated some interesting attack vectors: "malformed" URLs which allow you to bypass authentication on certain devices, "information leakage" attacks which allow you to get useful information (like passwords) out of the web admin pages, "forced browsing" attacks which allow you to grab device address books (which may also contain passwords), and "passback attacks" which trick the device into communicating with an attacker (for example, using LDAP configuration script testing). All of this culminated in the release of Praeda, an automated toolkit for attacking multi-function devices."
The tool, Praeda, available for download here allows system administrators to pen test for these vulnerabilities. Heiland includes modules for different makes of printers so you can specifically look for these vulnerabilities in the printers you have on your network.


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Preview - 30 November 2019
After their stunning victory in the Notts FA Senior Cup last weekend, Bingham Town return to action in the Premier Division of the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company by welcoming last season's Division One winners, Woodthorpe Park Rangers, to Butt Field.
Southwell City also won in the cup in midweek, they turn their attention back to the league with the visit of Keyworth United to the Memorial Ground. That win was against Burton Joyce, who are currently unbeaten in the Premier Division, they will look to continue that record as they host Awsworth Villa at the Poplars.
AFC Dunkirk entertain Magdala Amateurs at the Ron Steel Sports Ground while seventh visit eighth as Calverton Miners Welfare head to Hickings Lane to play Stapleford Town.
Sandiacre Town welcome Cotgrave to St Giles with Wollaton hosting bottom club Eastwood CFC Development at the WSA.
Bilborough Town entertain Aslockton & Orston at the Harvey Hadden Stadium and Attenborough and FC Cavaliers meet at the Forest Spots Zone.
Ravenshead will try for the second weekend to get their Notts FA Senior Trophy tie against Ruddington Village played at Cornwater. The Reds will be without veterans Chris Bovey and Paul Smith. In another all-NSL match up in the same competition Robin Hood Colts host Beeston at Sherwood Fields.
In Division One, leaders AFC Top Valley head to the Nottingham Football Centre, Rushcliffe, to face a Radcliffe Olympic side that are rapidly ascending the table. It's second versus third as West Bridgford AFC travel to the CDW Arena to take on Radford Reserves.
In Division Two, United Grays will be looking to consolidate the top spot they claimed last week as they travel to Basil Russell Park to play Pythian.
Keyworth United Reserves and Ruddington Village Reserves have their own designs on first place. They host Burton Joyce Reserves at Platt Lane and Ravenshead Reds at Elms Park respectively.
Roundup - 23 November 2019
Bingham Town, leaders of the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, are into the third round of the Notts FA Senior Cup after seeing off Clipstone, from a higher league, 2-1. Euan Sweeting put Town ahead before Clipstone equalised but a spectacular long range Jake Hardy effort secured the win. Calverton Miners Welfare couldn't emulate the feat, unfortunately, as they went down 7-0 to Teversal.
In the Premier Division, Southwell City moved up to second with a 3-0 win over Magdala Amateurs thanks to first half goals from Bradley Peace-McDonald, George Caudwell and Ben Selby. Woodthorpe Park Rangers are making strides towards the top three after beating Eastwood CFC Development 8-0. The defeat leaves Eastwood bottom as FC Cavaliers picked up a point in a 2-2 draw with Sandiacre Town.
In a pulsating encounter at Platt Lane, Keyworth United eventually prevailed 5-4 over Stapleford Town. United were ahead after only three minutes when Luke Guadagni deflected a cross into his own net. Junior Rodriguez drew Town level soon after but Callum Wolloch restored the home side's advantage midway through the first half. An Adam Hassell double, the second from the penalty spot just before the break, then put The Saxons ahead however United equalised near the hour mark thanks to Scott Litchfield. Rodriguez's second of the match put Stapleford back in the ascendency but Kasey Fisher and Litchfield's second meant it was Keyworth that took the points.
In the Notts FA Senior Trophy West Bridgford AFC gained revenge for a league defeat at Hucknall Town Development earlier in the month with a 3-1 win. Keyworth United Reserves caused an upset by seeing off higher ranked Radford Reserves 7-4. Cotgrave Reserves were somewhat unfortunate to go out on penalties to FC Sez after holding them to a 0-0 scoreline after 120 minutes.
In Division One, Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves lifted themselves off the foot of the table with a 5-1 win over Kirton Brickworks that included braces for both Ethan Lamb and James Oluwatosin.
In Division Two, United Grays have moved into top spot after a Josh Wilson double helped them on their way to a 4-1 win over Beeston Old Boys Association. Omojiseoluwa Bankole scored two for AFC Dunkirk Reserves in their 4-2 win at Pythian while Bingham Town Reserves came away from Bilborough Town Community with a 3-1 victory.
Clifton All Whites Development edged past Burton Joyce Reserves 4-3 and Barrowby saw off Elston United 4-1.
Preview - 23 November 2019
There are several clubs from the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, in Notts FA cup action this weekend. In the Senior Cup two NSL sides will be challenging themselves against East Midlands Counties League opposition as Bingham Town host Clipstone at Butt Field and Calverton Miners Welfare entertain Teversal at Hollinwood Lane.
There are four all-NSL ties in the Senior Trophy. Ravenshead will be without Lewis Parkin and Jack Smith for the visit of Ruddington Village to Cornwater. Jacob Woods and Paul Smith could take their places in the squad.
West Bridgford AFC will be looking to avenge a 3-2 defeat in the league at the hands of Hucknall Town Development in both sides' last outings earlier in November when they meet again at Watnall Road.
Keyworth United Reserves, top of Division Two, will be looking for an upset as they welcome Radford Reserves, third in Division One, to Platt Lane.
Robin Hood Colts entertain Beeston at Sherwood Fields.
Also in the Senior Trophy, Cotgrave Reserves host FC Sez of the Central Midlands League at Woodview.
In the NSL Premier Division, Southwell City will be attempting to break into the top two as they head to Roko to play Magdala Amateurs while Burton Joyce will be trying to remain unbeaten as Wollaton visit the Poplars.
Woodthorpe Park Rangers entertain Eastwood CFC Development at Greenwich Avenue and Keyworth United welcome Stapleford Town to Platt Lane.
Ciotgrave head to the Shilo to take on Awsworth Villa, Aslockton & orston host Attenborough at Spa Lane and FC Cavaliers and Sandiacre Town meet at the Forest Sports Zone.
In Division One, AFC Top Valley will be looking to consolidate top spot as they host a resurgent Radcliffe Olympic while Wollaton Reserves and Basford United Community meet at the WSA.
In Division Two, Ruddington Village Reserves will be trying to claim first place outright as they welcome Stapleford Town Reserves to Elms Park.
Roundup - 16 November 2019
Only two games survived the weather in the Premier Division of the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company. Magdala Amateurs doubled their win tally for the season as they came away from Eastwood CFC Development with a 2-0 victory thanks to Thomas Groves and Ethan Lespeare while Jake Fisher, Scott Lichfield and Jared Russell handed Keyworth United a 3-0 win over bottom club FC Cavaliers.
There were four all-NSL ties in the Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy. Kyle Nutt put Awsworth Villa ahead at home to Aslockton & Orston and, despite having Tommy Street sent off, captain Danny Roberts went on to seal a 2-0 win. A Cole Hinchcliffe brace helped Ravenshead on their way to knocking out Wollaton Reserves 4-0. Mark Yates and Lewis Parkin were also on target.
Cotgrave Reserves, of Division Two, caused an upset by dispatching Division One side Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves 4-3. A long range Chris Jackson strike put Cotgrave one up then the lead was doubled when David Cyrek headed home from a corner. Kimberley got themselves back on level terms thanks to Ewan Hill and Ethan Lamb but it wasn't for long, as Cyrek got his second soon after before going on to complete his hat-trick. Ben Upton pulled one back in the 90th minute but Cotgrave held on to make it into the next round.
There was no such upset for Burton Joyce Reserves, however, as the higher ranked Radford Reserves won 2-1. Obinna Abuka and Joel Bayliss did the damage for Radford with Alfie Harper replying for BJ.
Asha were big winners in the Derbyshire FA Junior Cup, 10-1 against South Normanton United, including six goals for Jay Cooper, three for Daniel Evans and one for Joshua Andrews.
In Division Two, Brandon Lee bagged a brace for Barrowby in their 6-1 win over Ravenshead Reds, who finished the game with only nine men. Tyler Haynes, Luke Abel, John Revell and Makhale Mahlasti also scored for Barrowby; Luke Williams with the Reds' consolation.
United Grays beat Bingham Town Reserves 3-1 with goals from David Gray, Tyrone Gray and John Manders.
Roundup - 8/9 November 2019
In the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, Premier Division leaders Bingham Town had their 12 game winning run in all competitions ended by Wollaton following a 1-1 draw. A Tom Spencer free kick put Town ahead but Steve Ahern equalised late on.
Southwell City were briefly in second place after four goals for Bradley Peace-McDonald helped them on their way to a 6-1 win over Bilborough Town on Friday night. Calum Law and Ant Brown also netted for City; Gary Grant with Bilborough's consolation.
After losing their unbeaten record last week AFC Dunkirk bounced back in style with a 7-0 demolition of FC Cavaliers, including braces for Danny Blanchard and Zack Jackson, that took them back up to second. George Harrison, McKenna Parton and Luis Parkes completed the scoring.
Burton Joyce won the battle between the two promoted sides as a late Ryan Marsh header from a Ricky Gardner free kick saw them edge past Woodthorpe Park Rangers 1-0.
Lucus Cotterill has now scored 11 goals in five appearances for Cotgrave since stepping up from their reserves as he struck four in his side's 5-2 win at Calverton Miners Welfare. Gethyn Tustin also notched; Andrew Smith and Alistair West replied for Calvo.
Awsworth Villa were the day's biggest winners as they saw off Magdala Amateurs 10-0. Ben Branston (3), Ryan Krause (2), Kyllion Rickets, Greg Ellis, Liam Towle, James Duffy and Danny Towle were all on target.
Only one Division One match survived the weather as West Bridgford AFC missed the chance to move level on points with AFC Top Valley at the head of the table when they went down 3-2 to Hucknall Town Development. Aaron Roberts, Harrison Scott and Macauley Spencer scored for Hucknall, Ethan Hunter and Sam Gaskin for Bridgford.
Bright Agana struck a hat-trick for Beeston in their 7-2 win over Ravenshead Reds in the Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy.
In Division Two their was a hat-trick for Junior Rodriguez in his Stapleford Town Reserves side's 4-0 win at Keyworth United Reserves and Josh Wilson was on target three times and Tyrone Gray twice for United Grays as they saw off Cotgrave Reserves 10-1.
Preview - 8/9 November 2019
Action in the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League gets underway on Friday night with the Premier Division clash between Southwell City and Bilborough Town at the Memorial Ground while, on Saturday, leaders Bingham Town travel to the WSA to face Wollaton.
After losing their unbeaten record last weekend, AFC Dunkirk will look to make amends as they head to the Forest Sports Zone to take on FC Cavaliers. The two promoted sides, currently sat in fourth and fifth in the table, Woodthorpe Park Rangers and Burton Joyce, meet at Greenwich Avenue.
Steven Brett and George Scrivener are added to the Calverton Miners Welfare from their win over Magdala Amateurs last time out as they head to Woodview to play Cotgrave while Stapleford Town welcome neighbours Sandiacre Town to Hickings Lane.
Attenborough entertain Keyworth United at The Strand and Aslockton & Orston host Eastwood CFC Development at Spa Lane.
Two teams hoping to double their win tally for the season, Awsworth Villa and Magdala Amateurs, meet at The Shilo.
There are three all-NSL ties in the Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy. Ravenshead, whose overall win percentage in the competition is less than one in ten, welcome back Jacob Woods for their encounter with Wollaton Reserves at Cornwater.
Burton Joyce Reserves welcome Radford Reserves to The Poplars and Raveshead Reds and Beeston meet at Sutton Lawns.
In Division One, leaders AFC Top Valley travel to Greenwich Avenue to take on Basford United Community. West Bridgford AFC will try and close the gap at the top as they head to Watnall Road to play Hucknall Town Development.
In Division Two, leaders Keyworth United Reserves welcome Stapleford Town Reserves to Platt Lane while the as yet unbeaten Ruddington Village Reserves host Beeston Old Boys Association at Elms Park.
Roundup - 2 November 2019
Bingham Town extended their lead in the Premier Division of the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, to six points after they beat Attenborough while AFC Dunkirk suffered their first defeat of the season, going down 3-1 at Keyworth United.
Ewan Sweeting and a Jake Hardy double gave Bingham a three goal advantage before Morgan Bell pulled one back for Boro. Hardy went on to complete his hat-trick after the break with Adam Martin also getting on the scoresheet for the away team.
Scott Litchfield, Ryan Tinsley and Jake Fisher all netted for Keyworth with Dunkirk's solitary effort coming from George Harrison.
Southwell City are up to third after they extended their unbeaten run to 10 games with a 6-0 win over FC Cavaliers that included a hat-trick for Calum Law. Dominic Chatfield, Bradley Peace-McDonald and George Caudwell were also on target.
Calverton Miners Welfare are now unbeaten in three after they came away from Magdala Amateurs with a 4-1 win. Calvo's goals were shared between Mark Draycott, Adam Limb, Alistair West and Lewis Wheelhouse, with Tom Haw replying for The Budgies.
Wollaton picked up their first win since early September as they saw off Cotgrave 2-0 with goals from Stephen Ahern and Joshua Stevenson.
Bilborough Town doubled their win tally for the season as they overcame Eastwood CFC Development 3-1, lifting themselves off the foot of the table in the process. Ricky Law, Buba Ceesay and Adam Walker scored for Town with Darnell Allen-Forde netting for the Red Badgers.
In Division One, Kallum Greaves, Cole Hinchcliffe and Mark Yates gave Ravenshead a 3-0 win at Bridgford United while Kirton Brickworks came away from Robin Hood Colts with a 4-0 win thanks to Richard Willatt (2), Luke Boddy and Liam Knott.
In the Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy, West Bridgford AFC knocked out fellow NSL side AFC Top Valley 6-3 with Marcus Browne contributing four goals to the cause. In another all-NSL tie Ruddington Village knocked out United Grays 3-1.
Hucknall Town Development saw off AFC Bull Farm 2-0 but Stapleford Town Reserves went out 4-0 to Retford United Reserves.
In Division Two, Ruddington Village Reserves moved level on points with Keyworth United Reserves at the top following a 5-2 win at Pythian that included four goals for Samuel Dunstan and Harry Johnson bagged a brace for Elston United as they edged past Bilborough Town Community 3-2.
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As consumers that are worried about climate change we want to do our small part to help reduce CO2 emissions and landfill waste. Ski companies are doing their part to offer their outdoor enthusiasts the right eco-friendly equipment that is up to the same standards as their non-environmentally friendly counterparts. This article will look at different eco-friendly ski poles, jackets, hats, and skis. Note: I have not been endorsed by any of these companies to give my opinions of their ski gear.
Eco-friendly ski poles
The Komperdell bamboo ski poles are the perfect match for someone who wants good looking and functional eco-friendly ski poles. Bamboo is the perfect choice for environmentally conscious individuals since it is quick growing, very durable, and does not take a lot of energy to refine. The bamboo poles are very strong and can handle harsh conditions without breaking. I recommend checking out www.sierratradingpost.com to find a pair of the Komperdell bamboo ski poles for only $99.
Eco-friendly skis
Kingswood Megafat 185
The Kingswood Megafat 185 is handmade in New Zealand and is made from a Bamboo core. The skis come in sizes ranging from 182cm to 199cm and are also wide for a new kind of skiing experience from Kingswood. The bamboo base is environmentally friendly because bamboo is quickly growing and a renewable resource that takes limited energy to refine. For more information I recommend visiting their site at http://kingswoodskis.com.
Eco-friendly ski jackets
Patagonia is one of favorite outdoor jacket companies as well as the first choice for many skiers. Jackets such as the men's Synchilla jacket as well as many other jackets on the Patagonia lineup are made from 100% recycled polyester. The jackets can also be recycled after use, which makes them environmentally friendly to make and when you are done with them. The Patagonia company takes a strong stance on environmental issues, which makes them a great eco-friendly company to purchase from.
Eco-friendly ski hats
Rawganique Hemp Ski Hat
The 10″ Rawganique hemp ski hat is made from environmentally hemp without pesticides or harmful dyes. The hats come in many fun colors such as natural, black, blue, green, and burgundy. For a price of $13, the Rawganique is a great choice for hip eco-friendly skiers that don't want to break the bank. I recommend checking out the Rawganique site at www.rawganique.com for more ski clothing products and styles.


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Plan ahead if you're off to the 'Llandudno extravaganza' this weekend
Traffic Wales, the Welsh Government Highways Agency is asking drivers heading up the A55 to Llandudno this bank holiday weekend to plan ahead.
Every May Day Bank Holiday weekend thousands of people attend Llandudno's Victorian Extravaganza.
It takes over the main streets of Llandudno for the full three days, bringing Vintage attractions, Entertainment and Funfair.
Across the UK thirteen million leisure trips are expected to be taken by car this weekend, the busiest in three years, according to research conducted by the RAC.
Friday is expected to be busiest with around 4.4m separate leisure journeys by car, 1.5m more than the same day last year, followed by Saturday.
Traffic Wales has published a chart showing the average travel time between Ewloe and junction 19 of the A55, the Llandudno turn off.
Friday afternoon is expected to be the busiest time to travel along the westbound A55 to Llandudno from Ewloe.
Average journey times rise from 40 minutes to 55 and 65 minutes between 4pm and 8pm.
Saturday sees a spike between 9am and 1pm as does Sunday.
The RAC says that unlike last bank holiday just two weeks ago, the weather looks to be considerably cooler and drivers risk starting the day with a breakdown before they've even set off if their battery is on the blink.
RAC Breakdown spokesman Rod Dennis said: "Despite it looking like the weather will take an usually cold turn for the start of May – certainly after the recent Easter heatwave – our figures suggest drivers are still keen to make the most of the long weekend, with significantly more saying they are planning a leisure trip by car this year than in recent years.
"The advice is again to try to use the roads when they are quieter, which primarily means avoiding Friday afternoon and evening if possible, and setting off earlier on Saturday, especially if travelling any great distance."
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Business: China's film industry Lost in Shangywood
China's booming film market is tantalising but hard to crack.
"MY NAME is The Future." So declares a heroic Chinese astronaut in Mandarin after saving the life of Stephen Colbert, an American comedian, during a recent episode of the "Late Show".Dubbed the Pander Express, the sketch mocked how far Hollywood studios are willing to go in modifying their movies to pander to national pride and curry favour with Chinese officials.American film studios are desperate to win approval for releases in China because its film market is rocketing.From 2003 to 2010 box-office receipts on the mainland grew by an annual rate of more than 40% on average.In 2012 Chinese film revenues passed those of Japan, then the second-biggest market.
Chinese box-office receipts are forecast to top $10 billion a year by 2017, when China will be closing in on America as the world's biggest market.No wonder, then, that Western entertainment firms have been ploughing money into China.IMAX, which specialises in large-screen theatres, floated shares in its China division earlier this month to finance a big expansion there.In September Warner Brothers announced a joint venture with China Media Capital, a local investment firm, to produce movies palatable to China tastes.CMC is also an investor in Oriental DreamWorks, a local entity collaborating with DreamWorks, an American studio, to make the next in the "Kung Fu Panda" series.
Hollywood should beware the siren song."The aggregate growth in numbers suggests the streets are paved with gold, but it's not that easy," warns Peter Shiao of Orb Media, an independent production and finance company.There are only two ways for films made abroad to enter the Chinese market: 34 big foreign productions a year are let in via a quota system; Chinese firms are also allowed to acquire the rights to 30 to 40 smaller foreign films a year for a fixed fee.Because distribution of foreign films is controlled by politicised state-owned entities, even an easing of these quotas—as is now rumoured—will not help much.
Liu Cuiping of EntGroup, a research firm, points out that the film-opening schedule is an important protectionist tool.This July, typically a big month for movies, for example, no new Hollywood blockbusters were permitted on Chinese screens.She adds that subsidies and preferential taxation also favour local firms.


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Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS April Meeting 2017
Volume 62, Number 1
Saturday–Tuesday, January 28–31, 2017; Washington, DC
Session B13: Mini-Symposium: Detecting Neutral Particles with Low-energy ThresholdsFocus
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Sponsoring Units: DNP
Chair: Alan Poon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Room: Roosevelt 5
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00001: Detecting Neutrons, Neutrinos and Dark Matter
Invited Speaker: Daniel McKinsey
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00002: Theory Overview of Coherent Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering and Implications for Physics Beyond the Standard Model
James Dent
The study of coherent neutrino-nucleus scattering provides an opportunity for novel tests of the Standard Model, and therefore for explorations of physics beyond the Standard Model including the search for non-standard neutrino interactions and portals to hidden particle sectors. Additionally, coherent neutrino-nucleus scattering presents an interesting challenge as an irreducible background for upcoming low-threshold experiments searching for direct detection of dark matter from dark matter-nuclei scattering processes. In this talk I will overview theoretical aspects of coherent neutrino-nucleus scattering including its Standard Model prediction, its utility in probing physics beyond the Standard Model in upcoming experiments, and its implications for the ultimate reach of direct detection of dark matter. [Preview Abstract]
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00003: Search for Dark Matter with DEAP-3600
Chris Jillings
DEAP-3600 is a single-phase liquid argon detector, which searches for dark matter particle interactions with 1 tonne fiducial target mass (3.6 tonnes total) contained in an ultra-pure acrylic vessel viewed by 255 high quantum efficiency photomultiplier tubes. It is located 2 km underground at SNOLAB, in Sudbury, Ontario. Radioactive backgrounds are controlled through pulse-shape discrimination in case of electromagnetic backgrounds (demonstrated with a smaller 7-kg prototype DEAP-1) and with a combination of excellent radiopurity, shielding and fiducialization for neutron and alpha backgrounds. The target sensitivity to spin-independent scattering of Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs) on nucleons is $10^{-46}$ cm$^2$ at 100 GeV/c$^2$. Commissioning of the DEAP-3600 detector is now complete and physics data taking is starting. This talk will present an overview and status of the project, including early results demonstrating the detector performance. [Preview Abstract]
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00004: Detector Technologies for the COHERENT Experiment
Jacob Zettlemoyer
The COHERENT experiment aims to make a first detection of Coherent Elastic Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering (CEvNS), measure the N$^2$ dependence of its cross section, and search for new physics beyond the standard model using the few $\times$ 10 MeV neutrinos from the pion decay at rest ($\pi$DAR) source at the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. A suite of four detector technologies will be deployed near the neutrino source at the SNS to meet these goals. The detectors must be low-threshold and low-background in order to detect the low-energy nuclear recoils that occur from the CEvNS process with the SNS beam neutrinos. A 14 kg CsI[Na] crystal detector has been running for the past year. A 185 kg NaI[Tl] crystal detector array was commissioned at the SNS in the Summer of 2016. Next to be commissioned at the SNS in the Fall of 2016 are a 35 kg single phase liquid argon detector and a high-purity germanium detector. The performance of these detectors with regards to the CEvNS process will be presented. [Preview Abstract]
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00005: Dark matter searches with PICO bubble chambers: An overview
Orin Harris
The PICO collaboration uses bubble chambers to search for dark matter, with world-leading sensitivity to the direct-detection of WIMPs with spin-dependent couplings to protons. PICO currently operates a 2 liter (PICO-2L) and a 32 liter (PICO 60) bubble chamber at the SNOLAB deep underground laboratory, and is currently constructing a 40 liter demonstration device that is expected to eliminate an anomalous background that has previously proven significant for the scaling of the bubble chamber technique to a future ton-scale experiment (PICO-500). A discussion of the technology, recent progress, and future plans will be presented. [Preview Abstract]
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00006: Prospects for using coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering to measure the nuclear neutron form factor
Kelly Patton, Gail McLaughlin, Kate Scholberg, Jon Engel, Nicolas Schunck
Coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering is a potential probe of nuclear neutron form factors. We show that the neutron root-mean-square (RMS) radius can be measured with tonne-scale detectors of argon, germanium, or xenon. In addition, the fourth moment of the neutron distribution can be studied experimentally using this method. The impacts of both detector size and detector shape uncertainty on such a measurement were considered. The important limiting factor was found to be the detector shape uncertainty. In order to measure the neutron RMS radius to 5\%, comparable to current experimental uncertainties, the detector shape uncertainty needs to be known to 1\% or better. [Preview Abstract]
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00007: $^{\mathrm{37}}$Ar Calibration of the Large Underground Xenon Experiment
Elizabeth Boulton
The LUX collaboration released its 332 live-day WIMP search result in June 2016. Besides WIMPs, there are several other rare particles to search for using two-phase xenon detectors, such as axion-like pseudoscalars, axions, and electrophilic dark matter. All of these proposed particles interact with xenon via electron recoils at low energy. Also, the neutrino magnetic moment can be searched for by examining the rates of neutrino-electron scattering at low energy. Therefore, understanding xenon's response in this low-energy regime is vitally important. $^{\mathrm{37}}$Ar is an ideal source for calibrating a detector at these low energies, because it decays via electron capture (EC) and releases x-rays at two energies: 2.8 keV due to EC from the K-shell and 0.27 keV due to EC from the L-shell. Additionally, $^{\mathrm{37}}$Ar can be used to precisely study recombination fluctuations at a specific energy in the WIMP region of interest. Recombination fluctuations limit electron recoil discrimination efficiency, so understanding how these fluctuations change with electric drift field is important to all LUX analysis. This talk will explain the motivation, creation, deployment, and results of the $^{\mathrm{37}}$Ar source in LUX over a wide range of drift fields. [Preview Abstract]
Saturday, January 28, 2017
B13.00008: The study of the correlation between ($\alpha $, $\gamma )$ induced events with respect to Radon annual modulation.
Ashok Tiwari, Chao Zhang, Dongming Mei
We observed ($\alpha $, $\gamma )$ reaction that~generates high energy gammas in Soudan mine with a~12 liter liquid scintillation detector. With~a model established to describe the correlation between ($\alpha $, $\gamma )$ induced events with radon annual modulation, we demonstrate~that ($\alpha $, $\gamma )$ induced events are highly~correlated~with the radon modulation.~ These~($\alpha $, $\gamma )$~induced events can be potential background events for rare event physics. [Preview Abstract]
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Donald Trump's administration has asked the court to allow his transgender military ban to go into effect. The ban is currently blocked by lower federal courts while cases against it proceed. But Solicitor General Noel Francisco, in a brief filed in November, contended that allowing trans people to serve poses "too great a risk to military effectiveness and lethality." That assertion goes against the findings of military experts, but the Trump administration is determined to implement the ban anyway.
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The Human Rights Campaign, which is a plaintiff in the Lambda Legal-SLDN case Karnoski v. Trump, also decried the administration's effort "Once again, Donald Trump and Mike Pence are desperately trying to thrust their discriminatory agenda on the military," said a statement issued by HRC national press secretary Sarah McBride. "Allowing this unconstitutional policy to take effect would immediately harm both transgender troops and our national security. We are grateful to Lambda Legal and Outserve-SLDN for representing HRC and our fellow plaintiffs in this critical case, and we hope that the Supreme Court will maintain the preliminary injunction so that brave transgender service members and qualified recruits can continue to serve our nation with distinction."
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In another, a Georgia social worker who was fired after his employer found out he was gay is fighting for his right to sue under Title VII. Gerald Bostock was dismissed as a child welfare services coordinator for Clayton County juvenile courts, but in his case a federal appeals court said Title VII does not apply to sexual orientation discrimination. Bostock is asking the Supreme Court to overturn that ruling.
The justices have been scheduled several times to decide whether to take any of these employment discrimination cases, but they keep postponing the matter. But "it seems inevitable that the court will eventually take up one or more of the cases, given the importance of the question — how far a landmark civil-rights law reaches — and the disagreement among the circuit courts," The Economist reports.
James Esseks, director of the LGBT project for the American Civil Liberties Union, has expressed optimism about the outcome if the court takes any of these cases. "Supermajorities of the American public think that it's wrong and unlawful to fire people because they are LGBT," he recently told the Washington Blade. "For the Supreme Court to take those protections away would be really quite a radical act, and so that all gives me hope about how some of these cases could all come out."
A couple of other cases presented to the court involve the issue of religion-based refusals of service. First Liberty, a far-right legal group, has filed a petition on behalf of Aaron and Melissa Klein of Sweet Cakes by Melissa in Gresham, Ore. The Oregon Bureau of Labor and Oregon courts have found they violated the state's antidiscrimination law by refusing to create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. Now they're appealing to the Supreme Court, and they seek a ruling that establishes a First Amendment right for businesses to discriminate against customers who offend their religious beliefs.
This would go beyond the court's ruling in the similar case involving Masterpiece Cakeshop. It vacated Colorado's finding that Masterpiece owner Jack Phillips was guilty of unlawful discrimination, basing its decision on the perception that Colorado officials showed insufficient respect for Phillips's religious beliefs. But the court did not approve a right to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
In another religious refusals case, lawyers for Aloha Bed & Breakfast have asked the high court to review Hawaii courts' findings that the business committed illegal discrimination by refusing to rent a room to a same-sex couple.
And a case on restroom access for transgender people comes from the ever-persistent ADF. It is asking the Supreme Court to strike down a Pennsylvania school district's transgender-inclusive restroom policy. ADF, representing several students in the Boyertown Area School District, says the students' right to privacy was violated by the policy of allowing transgender students to use the restrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identity. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit did not accept that argument, so ADF is turning to the Supreme Court.
What will be the Kavanaugh factor if the court hears any of these cases? "The results are far from preordained," Jon Davidson, chief counsel for Freedom for All Americans, a pro-LGBTQ group, told the Blade in November.
"Because Justice Kavanaugh has never ruled on an LGBTQ rights case and has made very few public statements on LGBTQ issues, we do not actually know what his views are," Davidson explained. "He also may be disinclined to lead in very different directions than Justice Kennedy, who was his mentor, for whom he clerked, who swore him in, and whose seat he is filling. It also is possible that Chief Justice [John] Roberts, who is very concerned about the court's reputation, will be disinclined to have the court turn in directions dramatically inconsistent with national public opinion."
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Swanwick Marina has implemented some staff changes across the marina with Andrew Whillier appointed as the new Boatyard Supervisor following Shona Brook's departure. Andrew has been a Dockmaster at Swanwick Marina for over two years, he knows the marina extremely well and has built a great relationship with customers already. This change has been in place since Monday 1st July 2019.
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