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FRIENDS AND comrades of Martin Yates were shocked to hear of his tragic death. Martin was an active trade unionist in the civil service for 30 years and a leading member of the PCS and the Socialist Alliance in Merseyside.
He remained passionate in his commitments to socialism and the environment throughout his adult life.
Martin will be greatly missed by all who knew him, especially by his family-Stella, Peter, Jonathan and Anna.
The respect in which Martin was held was illustrated by the attendance at his funeral of over 200 people-some travelled from as far away as London and Glasgow.
Perhaps his most fitting memorial is the current PCS position of implacable opposition to the appalling treatment of asylum seekers which is the result of a conference motion written by Martin on his kitchen table.

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Shocky can be a handful, but she's full of fun and joy, she just needs someone to share it all with! Shocky really needs some stability in life, too. She was rescued in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina as a little puppy. Somebody adopted her immediately, but then gave her up! Next, she went to a rescue group, and then, well, this girl has just had no earth under her feet. She needs a really dog-savvy handler to keep her from redirecting or snapping in stressful situations. She loves to be petted and cuddled but not on her hips, which are starting to hurt these days. Shocky knows "sit" and she comes when you call her. She can be a little hit-or-miss with other dogs and would do best as the only dog in the home. She's a happy girl who just needs some stability and really needs a place she can finally call home.
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Short Stuff, Long Stuff, and In-Between Stuff
New short story, titled "Beneath the Pier," which I've been working on this week—all done and ready to be sent to editor. Now I've another one to write for a different editor, titled "The War Lords of Leng." Have just started it, and I expect it's scary because it's keeping me awake.
Things by the old dude coming down the pike:
Crossroad Press: The Nightmare Frontier (novel, audio book); The Lebo Coven (novel, e-book); and Blue Devil Island (novel, audio book). The Nightmare Frontier audio release, to be narrated by Basil Sands, may be in time for Halloween. Nice. The other two releases should follow shortly thereafter.
Marietta Publishing: Blue Devil Island, trade paperback and e-book. Cover art by M. Wayne Miller.
Dark Regions: The Gaki & Other Hungry Spirits (short story collection), signed & limited edition hardback, trade paperback. Cover art also by M. Wayne Miller.
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Next weekend (Saturday, Oct. 9), I'll be selling and signing books and CDs of the Dark Shadows audio dramas I've written (Path of Fate, Curse of the Pharaoh, and Blood Dance) at The Woods of Terror on Church Street, just north of Greensboro. Come by between 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. for a visit!
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CrossFit Conversion is partering with our friends at The Station Foundation (TSF) to raise funds for the Foundation and specifically for TSF programs designed to benefit the children of our fallen Special Operations Soldiers.
THE STATION Foundation (TSF) is a phenomenal non-government agency providing resources to help all Members and Families of the Special Operations Community stop, identify their values and "stay on track." While there are many organizations whose purpose is to assist the soldiers and families of our conventional warriors, THE STATION Foundation is the only one of its kind whose mission is to assist the Special Operations Community (ALL branches of the military included) and their families deal with the unique stresses faced by members of our nations most elite military units.
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To raise funds for TSF programs designed to benefit the children of our fallen Special Operations Soldiers.
At CFC the R4 Event will actually be an R2 Event and it will take the place of our 7-September Community WOD:
Teams of 2 participating in a 5K Partner Ruck and a 5K Run. We will definitely "Remember" along the way but we will leave the "Ride" and "Relay" portion for another day. :)
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I was in the park directly behind the London Eye with my group. Then went up on the eye itself
At Hylands park among the mass confusion amongst the UK Scouts at what our Chief Scout was doing on the link up! lol fun times, we weren't sure if we were doing our own, following, repeating or what! Still we all did it and got on and loved it! That's SCouting for ya
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We did it with an ex scout leader, now bluecoat in the middle of our holiday camp.
2nd Lea (St. Christopher's) Scout Group - Preston, England, UK
I was at Gilwell Park doing it with the visitors who came for the Gilwell Adventure!
Wicked day & I spent literally the whole day stiltwalking so was very knackered by the end of it!
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We were on camp so went to a local viewpoint/war memorial. Really good.
What I'm really impressed with is the number of non-scouting people who have asked me what I was doing. The publicity really seems to have worked and most people knew it was happening. (even the nurse in casualty but that's another story!!)
at hylands with the rest of the loons..sorry..welsh people...we got some odd looks from the americans when we broke into the welsh promise and then had a little group cry!!
There's no such thing as bad weather...just the wrong clothing
red squirrel would have probably been getting some strange looks anyway
i did it at hylands after our chief scout said some stupid version
hahaha..all i have to say to you higgy is cups (!!!)
There's no such thing as bad weather...just the wrong clothing
we, at llandeilo whilst RS was bigging it up at Hylands, held ours in the main car park of the town, in front of a pretty water trough! (It's not true, we do have cars in wales, just the horses need a drink from towing them out of the mud sometimes!) we had a good turn out of our members, and someone was on holiday from london (a cub i think may have been a scout) joined us we also had local people who are within the area team join us. It was a nice ceremony.
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Utilização de cimento de fosfato de magnésio como ligante na produção de moldes de areia para fundição.
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In this study it is discussed the possibility of the application of magnesium phosphate cement as an alternative binder for foundries sand moulds, due to the problem faced for foundries industries during the discard of yours toxics residues. Magnesium phosphate cement reacts by acid-basic mechanism, belongs to the class of chemically bonded ceramics and has excellent properties of adhesion, strength and mould ability. In this work, magnesium phosphate cement was made and analysed by the techniques of X ray difractometry and differential scanning calorimetry. The magnesium phosphate sand moulds setting time was adjusted, using a retarder and/or a low superficial area of the MgO component, considering the foundries parameters. Sand samples were made using phenolic resin binder and magnesium phosphate cement binder and analysed for the compression strength. Sand moulds were made using phenolic resin binder and magnesium phosphate cement binder and analysed with the mercury porosimetry technique. Sand moulds collapsibility, made with resin and cement, after casting metal was similar. After the solidification of the iron in the sand moulds described before, it was characterized by the techniques of scanning electronic microscopy (MEV), optic microscopy (MO) and colorimetric method (blue molybdenum photometry). The microstructures of the metals made in the sand moulds agglomerated with phenolic resin and magnesium phosphate cement was similar, as the piece finishing. The casting of metal, in the moulds of sand and cement, was also made in Metallux Foundry (São Carlos SP). The results obtained were very satisfactory compared as the resin sand mould, leading the Foundry to demonstrate interest for a future developing of a magnesium phosphate cement sand mould for industrial scale application.


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Every year the Golden Globe awards kind of sneak up on me. I know they're in early January, I'm aware the calendar has turned, and then a day or two before they're held I read something and I'm like "Oh yeah, the Globes are this Sunday!"
You know I love awards shows, even when they're bad, so of course I have many thoughts on Sunday night's long telecast, which I mostly enjoyed.
— OK, gotta start with the major award winners. Can someone please explain to me how a movie about Queen, "Bohemian Rhapsody" wins the best picture award for drama, and not musical or comedy, and "Green Book," which I loved, wins best musical or comedy when it's really pretty much a drama?
I know the Globes are weird, like the crazy uncle at everyone's Thanksgiving, but that's really, really weird.
— OK, got that off my chest. On to other stuff; I surprisingly enjoyed the hosts, Andy Sanberg and Sandra Oh. I'm not a Sanberg fan at all, but he and Oh were funny. The monologue curveball of telling the famous actors and actresses in the audience how great they were was good, as was Oh's declaration to all the people of color in the crowd that this moment, when so much of their work was being recognized, was real.
— My favorite thing from the hosts was the skit where they gave free flu shots to all the celebs. The fact that they kept inexplicably showing Jim Carrey all night made me wonder; He's an anti-vaxxer, do you think he refused the flu shot? I also laughed hard at the "Inspiring Globe moments" montage featuring just clips of Oh and Sanberg winning.
— Still, as I say every year, why can't Tina Fey and Amy Poehler host everything? They're amazing.
— Winners I was thrilled about: Of course the highlight of the night for me was seeing "The Americans" finally get rewarded, as it is one of the five best shows of all time. I also very much enjoyed "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" winning for best actress for Rachel Brosnahan (I'm not loving Season 2 as much as Season 1, but much more on that in a post once I'm finished with Season 2), loved that "Green Book" got showered with love, and was very pleased to see Regina King win, because she's great in everything.
I was shocked "Black Panther" and "A Star is Born" got shut out, just because they were so huge this year.
— Great speeches: Glenn Close (above) had the speech of the night, about empowering women, while Regina King's was great, and oh yes Miss Carol Burnett, the amazing Carol Burnett, gave a heartfelt and sweet speech after getting a lifetime achievement award.
— I always find it interesting that even with so much amazing work being done on TV, at the Globes it always feels like TV shows and actors get second-class billing, that the movies get the last awards, and are treated with so much more prestige.
— Best dressed: Idris Elba, as always, is crazy handsome; my wife literally gasped when he walked out on stage and then started speaking (sure, he's got lots of things I don't, but does he know exactly how to get my wife's coffee and bagel? I didn't think so. I don't feel threatened!) Allison Janney was stunning, as was Taraji P. Henson and Julianne Moore, who I adore.
— Worst-dressed: The wife says Darren Criss looked silly, while I want to know what was living under Rachel Weisz' dress.
— Finally, the line of the night definitely goes to Christian Bale, who won for playing Dick Cheney in "Vice.": Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration to play this role."
Even Satan be like "Nah, Dick Cheney is way worse than me."
**And now to the NFL, where wild-card weekend, as sometimes happens, was fairly boring until the end of the two Sunday games, and suddenly things got pretty darn exciting.
The final game of the weekend was the most dramatic, and I must say that that horseshoe that's been planted up the Philadelphia Eagles' rear end for the past two playoffs is clearly still up there. After scoring a dramatic, fourth-down go-ahead touchdown in the final minute, the Eagles allowed the Chicago Bears to drive down the field, setting up a final play 43-yard field goal attempt from Cody Parkey.
Improbably, impossibly, Parkey's field goal hit the upright, THEN hit the crossbar, and instead of bouncing over the bar for a successful kick, it bounced back toward the field. And the Eagles, somehow, had survived again.
Poor Parkey. Guy has been getting destroyed, predictably, on social media over the miss, but he's a human being and people should not take sports so seriously. No one player in football is ever totally responsible for a loss; the great Bears D allowed Philly a TD drive in the final minutes, they get some blame, too.
— Meanwhile, Nick Foles, two years in a row, as a backup QB has come on and led the Eagles to a playoff win. Methinks maybe that guy gets a starting gig somewhere soon.
— I am all aboard the Los Angeles Chargers (still feels really strange to write that "Los Angeles" part) bandwagon! I love, love, love their defense, they ran the ball just well enough to win Sunday at Baltimore, and Philip Rivers is a playoff-tested, bad-ass QB who is fun to root for. It also kills me that their head coach, Anthony Lynn, is so good, since he was a Jets assistant for years and they never seriously considered making him the head coach.
I am absolutely picking the Chargers to beat New England next week. But maybe that's my heart talking.
— It's been a long, long time since the Dallas Cowboys have been really good. That was a solid win over the Seahawks Saturday night but for all the hype about Dak Prescott a few years back when he burst onto the scene, I just don't know if he's really all that elite. Guy makes a lot of bad throws.
— Andrew Luck vs. Pat Mahomes next week? Yes please. Luck is a really easy guy to root for; I'm really happy he's healthy again and playing well. I think the game of next weekend is Chargers-Pats, but Cowboys-Rams could be entertaining as well.


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Mexican Hitwoman Confesses to Sex with Decapitated Corpse and Drinking Her Victim's Blood
28-year-old Juana (who also goes by 'La Peque' - The Little One), had a bit of a rough life, and yet it's still quite shocking when the now imprisoned hitwoman recently claimed to have had sex with the beheaded corpses of her victims, as well as drank their blood.
Juana's hell started when she was only 15 and became pregnant from a man 20 years her senior. She was forced to prostitute herself in order to provide for her child. Eventually, she found herself working for the cartel as a halconeo - a person who watches out for police and enemies. For eight hours straight she had to keep a sharp eye, otherwise be tied up and fed a single taco once a day as punishment. Others weren't so lucky, as she witnessed one man have his face beaten in with a mace.
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PITTSBURGH — A Cuban national has pleaded guilty to his role in an international conspiracy to file more than 900 phony federal tax returns seeking $2.2 million in refunds by using employee information stolen from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Yoandy Perez Llanes, 33, pleaded guilty to money laundering conspiracy and aggravated identity theft Monday before a federal judge in Pittsburgh.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Gregory Melucci said Llanes' role was to track phony tax refunds that were to be paid as Amazon.com credits and to receive cellphones, computers and other electronics bought with the credits that were shipped to him in Venezuela. The service that converts tax refunds to the merchandise credits is offered by online filing service Turbo Tax and is known as monetizing.
Llanes, through an interpreter, told U.S. District Judge Mark Hornak that he didn't realize at first that the shipments were part of an illegal scheme.
"I simply accepted a job to make some extra money," Llanes said. But Llanes acknowledged learning, at some point, that the refunds and shipments were accomplished using stolen tax information from U.S. citizens, according to his federal public defender, Thomas Livingston.
Melucci said the larger investigation into the hacking and filing of the tax returns is ongoing.
According to the indictment, Llanes and at least three others who have not been publicly identified were part of a group who used the hospital employees' information to collect phony tax refunds. After the credits were used to buy the easily re-sellable electronics, they were shipped by others based in Miami to people like Llanes in Venezuelan cities, including Maracay and Maracaibo. The items were re-shipped to make them harder to trace.
Those in Venezuela then sold the devices through online merchants or auction sites or kept them for personal use. Llanes received an unspecified payment for his role, Melucci said.
UPMC's computers were hacked in January 2014, and at least 939 bogus returns were filed in the next couple of months. The scheme was halted after almost $1.5 million of the $2.2 million in refunds sought through the bogus tax returns had been paid out with about $885,000 of the refunds being monetized through the Turbo Tax/Amazon.com system, Melucci told the judge.
UPMC is a 21-hospital network with thousands of doctors and dominates western Pennsylvania. UPMC officials said as 27,000 of its 62,000 employees lost personal information to the hackers.
As part of his eventual sentence, Llanes has agreed to forfeit more than $696,000 in unredeemed Amazon gift credits.
Llanes faces up to 20 years in prison for the money laundering charge and a mandatory two years tacked onto that for the identity theft charge when he's sentenced Aug. 18.
•Computers at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (above) hacked in 2014
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Resin Seeds started in Spain in 2008 and quickly made a name for itself as a top provider of medical marijuana seeds, mainly through the development of its signature brand, Cannatonic.This stunning plant, and winner of a High Times Cannabis Cup, provides a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD which makes an incredible smoke that is ideal for all sorts of medical conditions, but is most known for its outstanding pain relief qualities. The plant has a mix of indica and sativa which provides an incredibly intense relaxation effect which does leave you feeling in a state of well being.
Resin Seeds itself, was started by founder and breeder, Jamie who has built up his bank of outstanding weed seeds after years of feedback from growers and smokers in the many grow shops he has worked in and managed. After reviews from his customers, it was obvious that some strains of weed seeds provided outstanding relief for certain medical conditions, so he went about mixing the strains until he got it right. Today Resin Seeds has a global reputation for providing a range of medicinal cannabis seeds targeting different conditions and providing relief to the masses.
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Feminised and regular varieties are available in this cannabis seedbank range, the flagship of the catalogue is the infamous Cannatonic but strains like Dieseltonic, Hammer Shark and Bubblicious should not be overlooked for their their healing powers are are extremely effective. Dieseltonic is a cross of NYCD and Cannatonic and has a sweet madarin flavor, provides energy and is upliftting and is great for continuing with daily activities.
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Hidden Vigilante
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The hidden vigilante is a motive which focuses on a character or a group of characters who are trying to make others do the dirty work for them and remain hidden. Basically, a hidden vigilante usually plants evidence and makes several phone calls to authorities making sure that what they perceive to be a crime will be punished.
One of the most important thing for this type of a motive is that the vigilante wants to remain undetected and unseen. In perfect case, nobody will ever know that anything like that even happened.
The vigilante will fight, will defend themselves, will fight dirty and will employ all kinds of tricks. Usually this motive is not really connected with direct fighting.
to make someone's life hell
to make something wrong right
to remain undetected at all cost
- plant evidence on <someone> in <location>
- make <someone> have problem with local criminals because of <reason>
- endanger <someone's> possessions and <resource> by making <dangerous action>
- intercept <someone's> communications and tell their secrets to <someone inappropriate>
- damage <someone's> reputation and social standing using <something inappropriate>
- blackmail target with <something very embarrassing> to do <something>
- call authorities to raid <someone> because <event>
- disrupt <someone's> operations and actions by <event>
- sabotage <something> important to <someone> to cause <event>
- steal <something> embarrassing / problematic and plant it in <location>
- make <someone> do <something risky / illegal> to make them caught by authorities
- let <someone> know they are the target because of <action from the past>
- divert pursuers to a trap in <location> designed so the vigilante can escape
- avoid detection by hiring <someone> to pose as the vigilante
- engage in combat directly, as a last resort, in <location>
- hire someone random to pass a <message> to <someone> in order to cause an <event>
- meet with <someone having power> in order to coordinate taking down the target
- show or explain the <reason> for doing all this
- pour lots of <resources> in order to get to a target
- race the pursuers in <location> in order to gain <resource>
- steal <something important> and frame <someone else>
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Kicking off their fourth season at UAA as a team are Seawolves Nate Sagan and Dallas Baldwin. However, you won't see them on the court, but rather above or around it doing everything from stats to videos to social media for UAA Athletics. Sagan is in his 13th season here as Sports Information Director backed by Baldwin starting her fourth season as Assistant Sports Director.
An interview with TNL
TNL: This is your 13th year at UAA, what draws you to UAA specifically?
NS: It was a natural fit. When I was living in California in 1999, it was a natural draw to come back home. My mother still lives in Anchorage and now I have a family here, we have to kids in grade school, so it makes things pretty comfortable.
TNL: This is your fourth season at UAA as Assistant Sports Information Director. What made you want this job?
DB: I went to school on the East Coast is Massachusetts as a way to make money. I worked in the athletic department and did basic stuff like stats, returning balls from the sidelines. I had a lot of fun with it. I moved to California and took an internship at Cal Poly State University. I had a lot of fun getting paid to watch sports!
TNL: What specific jobs do you do for the department?
NS: Both of us in general, we oversee day-to-day maintenance of goseawolves.com and write the stories and load photos. There are a lot of other people that go into getting that done too and we have the day-to-day hands on most input for that. We are also historians for the department. We're the people to come to if you need old stats, pictures or information about stuff that happened back in the day. We do a lot of layout/ design work, team posters around campus all come from here. Another thing we work a lot on now is our Facebook site. It's a new facet of the job here in the last few years.
TNL: What is you're favorite part about this job?
DB: Probably being able to have a flexible schedule. If other things come up I can take off, summer break, watching sports, it's enjoyable.
TNL: How about the least favorite?
DB: Sometimes working on the weekends as activities are going on that I can't be apart of.
TNL: What is the most difficult part of this job? Is there anything that is particularly easy for you?
NS: For me, writing comes pretty easily. I feel really comfortable with words. The hardest part for me is keeping up with the technology curve and everything that comes in with video. That's where as a team Dallas and I compliment each other really well because she's really good at design and video work. The other hardest part is probably separating emotionally from the results.
TNL: How has this experience been for you so far?
DB: It's been really great. I grew up down in Kenai, I'm an Alaskan and you can't pass up the summers here so being able to spend the winter doing something I love and getting the summer off to enjoy it is great.
TNL: You and Dallas have done so much for the UAA Athletic Department, what is it about this job that you love?
NS: I think it's because I grew up loving sports and especially college sports. It's a lot of fun to deal with the subject that comes naturally, and its also twice as much fun for me because I'm from anchorage, I went to East and UAA. I get the double bonus of getting to see Alma Matter and having a job that's fun to come to every day.
TNL: What sports have you played and currently play?
DB: Currently I am playing intramural basketball here as well as cross training with gym, swimming and yoga. Prior to here I did track and field for a division three school and in high school I played almost every sport.
NS: I don't play any sports. I like to get out and when I was a kid I played baseball and soccer but I never played in high school or anything past that. I just like to get out with my family. My wife and I, we have two grade school kids, we like to get out and hike during the summer.
TNL: Most memorable moment from working here?
NS: Probably when both of our basketball teams went to the Elite Eight, single final four in 2008 at the same time. Crazy couple weeks… We won our respected tournaments. The men were up here the women were in Seattle, lot of craziness and fun here.
TNL: What do you hope to get out of this job and what are your plans for the future?
DB: Just more experience whether it's with writing, graphic designing, communication within the department, and to build my resume as I move forward in my career. As of right now I plan on staying in this field or something very similar. I see myself here for a couple more years but nothing's set in stone.


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A Q & A with #author Rebecca Powell @BeccaPowellUK
Today I have the pleasure of the company of author of The Brazilian Husband, Rebecca Powell .
Now living in France, but born in Bristol, 'Rebecca discovered an early love of stories from weekly visits to the local library with her mum, sister and brothers (novelists Gareth L Powell and Huw Powell) and from hours spent with her dad sitting around an old tape recorder making up adventures.
Inspired by her experiences of life, Rebecca followed the advice of just about every literary guru, and started to write what she knew: the joy and insecurities of motherhood; the early loss of a parent; and of course, the country she loved so dearly, Brazil.'
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The identity of a man charged with murdering his three-month-old son can now be reported after a judge lifted a ban despite protests from the man's defence counsel that publication would identify another child.
Judge Brian Barker, the Common Serjeant of London, passed an order last month preventing the identification of paramedic Gavin Gibbs, 41, of Erith, Kent.
Following protests from the press, including a written submission from the Press Association arguing that the court had no power to make the order, Judge Barker amended his earlier ruling yesterday.
He said: "I am satisfied that the order I made originally is not proper in law."
He said he initially made the order because of linked proceedings in the Family Division of the High Court.
Michael Turner QC, for Gibbs, had previously argued that Judge Barker should make the order as publishing his client's details would identify the child, who one day would be able to find details on the internet.
Zoe Johnson, for the Crown, backed the press telling the judge: "The purpose of a section 39 order is to balance between open justice and open and fair reporting, and the protection of children.
"However nicely it is dressed up, it is not there to provide some short of shield for the defendant."
The child concerned is now 15-months-old and, as was pointed out in guidance on court reporting restrictions issued by the Judicial Studies Board, was too young to be harmed by publicity.
"By the time the child is old enough, this case will disappear into the ether," said Miss Johnson.
"That risk must be real and not fanciful and we submit that it is a fanciful risk," she said, adding that the order made had been "clearly unlawful".


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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald ◆ Set visit report
Callum Turner changed J.K. Rowling's plans for Theseus Scamanderby Pedro Martins
Warner Bros. Pictures revealed a photo from Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald behind the scenes. In the picture, Eddie Redmayne (Newt Scamander) and Callum Turner (Theseus Scamander) are directed by David Yates. Check it out!


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Miss Kelly Rowland has confirmed that her upcoming album will no longer be released this year. (Sad times! I was eager to hear the album)
Her new LP will be released sometime next year. I'm guessing that her team have decided to go back to the drawing board. She said:
Your new material continues to receive a ton of buzz. When can we expect the album?
Next year for right now. I'm still working on it. A friend of mine, Bryan Michael Cox who did Mariah's "We Belong Together" with Jermaine Dupri — we're all going back in the studio because they tell stories so well. So we're going back in to write more stories.
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Autism 101: The Basics
Since April is autism awareness month, we wanted to do our part in bringing awareness. Here are some basic facts about autism you may not already know.
A Brief History of Autism
Swiss psychiatrist Eugene Bleuler first used the term autism in 1911 to describe a subset of his patients, who he believed to have schizophrenia. It means 'isolated self' and derives from the Greek word 'autos' (self).
In the 1940s, psychiatrists began to use the term to describe children with emotional or social problems or who acted withdrawn. They originally believed the cause of autism was 'refrigerator mothers,' a term used to describe mothers who were not warm and loving enough to their children. A diagnosis often brought about shame to the family and children often spent their lives in institutions.
Also during this period, Hans Asperger, a scientist in Germany, was discovering and researching what is now known as Asperger syndrome.
Until the 1960s, autism was linked to schizophrenia. Treatment included LSD, electroshock therapy, and behavior change techniques which usually included pain and punishment.
Fortunately, in the 1980s & 1990s the focus shifted to behavior therapy, which was methodically administered in a study environment. The more we learn about autism, the more we can improve on treatment methods and outcomes. Part of that is providing a correct diagnosis. In 2003, several separate types of autism, including Aspberger's, were folded into one category called"autism spectrum disorder."
Today, the primary treatment consists of behavioral and language therapy, with other therapies introduced based on the needs of the individual.
What is autism?
Autism is a bio-neurological disorder, which means it impacts the nervous system. Common symptoms of autism include difficulty with social interactions, impaired ability to communicate, and repetitive behaviors.
Who has autism?
The latest CDC research indicates that 1 in 59 children are diagnosed with autism. Males are four times as likely than females to have autism.
What causes autism?
While it's not known for sure, research shows that a combination of factors contributes to autism, such as genetics and environmental influence. As scientists research the causes, they are also looking into why autism seems to be increasing. They have linked specific genetics to autism, but they have not yet determined the environmental factors that can cause it.
Why is there an increase in autism diagnosis?
Previously, individuals from lower socio-economic standing who lacked access to health care did not receive a diagnosis. They are starting to receive a diagnosis more frequently now, which is part of the reason for the rise in the autism rate. There is still ongoing research on genetic and environmental influences on autism diagnosis (see: What causes autism?).
How is autism treated?
No two individuals with autism are the same, so there isn't a one-size-fits-all treatment. Early diagnosis is beneficial in helping individuals overcome some of the challenges associated with autism. Autism Speaks organization provides an outline of some common behavioral therapies for autism.
Other autism facts
- The early signs of autism can appear anywhere between 6 to 18 months.
- It's very common for individuals with autism to have co-morbidities, such as: Fragile X, allergies, asthma, epilepsy, bowel disease, gastrointestinal/digestive disorders, persistent viral infections, Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders (PANDAS), feeding disorders, anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Tourette's syndrome
- One-third of individuals with autism are non-verbal.
- Drowning is the leading cause of death of individuals with autism.
- 11-40 % of individuals with autism have anxiety disorders.
- 26% of adults with autism suffer from depression.


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Go Web provides a tiny HTTP web server library which leverages go-micro to create micro web services as first class citizens in a microservice world. It wraps go-micro to give you service discovery, heartbeating and the ability to create web apps as microservices.
Service Discovery - Services are automatically registered in service discovery on startup. Go Web includes a http.Client with pre-initialised roundtripper which makes use of service discovery so you can use service names.
Heartbeating - Go Web apps will periodically heartbeat with service discovery to provide liveness updates. In the event a service fails it will be removed from the registry after a pre-defined expiry time.
Custom Handlers - Specify your own http router for handling requests. This allows you to maintain full control over how you want to route to internal handlers.
Static Serving - Go Web automatically detects a local static
htmldir and serves files if no route handler is specified. A quick solution for those who want to write JS web apps as microservices.
Getting Started
Go Web makes use of Go Micro which means it needs service discovery
See the go-micro for install instructions
service := web.NewService(
service.HandleFunc("/foo", fooHandler)
if err := service.Init(); err != nil {
if err := service.Run(); err != nil {
Set Handler
You might have a preference for a HTTP handler, so use something else. This loses the ability to register endpoints in discovery but we'll fix that soon.
import "github.com/gorilla/mux"
r := mux.NewRouter()
r.HandleFunc("/", indexHandler)
r.HandleFunc("/objects/{object}", objectHandler)
service := web.NewService(
Call Service
Go-web includes a http.Client with a custom http.RoundTripper that uses service discovery
c := service.Client()
rsp, err := c.Get("http://example.com/foo")
This will lookup service discovery for the service
example.com and route to one of the available nodes.
Static Files
Go web was always meant as a way to register web apps where the majority of the code would be written in JS. To enable that by default, if no handler is registered on "/" and we find a local "html" directory then static files will be served.
You will see a log output like so.
2019/05/12 14:55:47 Enabling static file serving from /tmp/foo/html
If you want to set this path manually use the StaticDir option. If a relative path is specified we will use os.Getwd() and prefix this.
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Four Candidates Awarded Scholarships from the BCxA Scholarship Foundation
The BCxA Scholarship Foundation announced the award of scholarships to four individuals who applied to the foundation's annual scholarship program.
Jesse Addison Corzine was awarded $1,500 to continue pursuing his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology. Jesse has consistently made the Dean's List while also working as a commissioning intern since July of 2016. He writes, "In the built environment … confidence and uniformity has been lacking … Building commissioning is actively changing this standard for the better, and it excites me to be a part of the process."
Christon Robert Cunningham, who will graduate in 2019 from the Colorado School of Mines in Mechanical Engineering, was awarded $1,500. Chris was hired in July 2017 as a commissioning engineer intern at eCube, Inc. In a prior internship, he developed an interest in building sciences while working on an experimental high-efficiency, self-sustaining envelope. He says, "Our duty as commissioning professionals is to maintain the owner's interests. By doing so, we provide a quality assurance to not only the owner's interests, but also to current and future operation and maintenance personnel and the occupants of the buildings we commission."
Kyle Joseph Wacyra is the recipient of a $1,000 scholarship toward his M.E.-Energy Engineering at the University of Colorado. He has earned the Association of Energy Engineers Certified Energy Auditor certification and is studying within the BCxA University's Commissioning Provider (CxP) Certificate Program. Previously, he studied Industrial Ecology at Leiden University and TU Delft in the Netherlands. Kyle is also currently a commissioning provider for Glumac, and is a LEED AP BD+C-accredited professional.
Katherine, M. Nelson, our first Canadian scholarship recipient, was awarded $1,000 to complete studies in the Building Environmental Systems Operator – Class II program at Conestoga College – School of Engineering and Information Technology. Kate writes, "I have found a new and profound interest in the field of building systems and am confident that I can contribute significantly to the successful operations of a well-commissioned building." She has continuously pursued self-directed research into building technologies and e-learning programs offered by BCxA, USGBC, and CaGBC while employed by Ecovert Commissioning Corporation.
"We are delighted with the caliber of applicants," said Board President Craig Hawkins. "Their commitment to building performance is inspiring and will help ensure the future of quality building design, construction and operation."


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Parenting Tips
8 Ways to Spend a Day in the Yard As A Family
There's nothing like having all summer to go out and explore the area surrounding your home. There's so much to do whether you live in the city or right in
4 Things Your Child Should Know to Prepare for College
It's been a long-time coming, but your baby has finally graduated high school and is getting ready to leave the nest and go to college. You couldn't be more proud,
Parenting Tips
5 Easy Ideas to Teach Your Kids to Cook
One of the great parts of parenting is watching your kids grow and learn and teaching them important life lessons, including how to cook. Luckily, in the beginning, you don't
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Protecting Your Child Outdoors in the Summer
No one loves spending the hot summer days outdoors like your children do. Once you are used to the current weather, it's easy to forget about providing them with protection


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Britt Leckman
4-May-1998, 09:54
I am on the look out for 7x17 banquet camera holders. I have heard a rumor that somebody was making them again. Does anybody have any ideas?
Erik Ryberg
18-May-1998, 18:39
I saw holders (maybe it was just one) advertised on Equinox's page at http://www .pond.net/~equinox/large.htm.
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Alan Brubaker
8-Nov-2000, 20:35
I make new filmholders from cherrywood, walnut, mahogany, & paduk. The sizes I make are: 7x17, 8x20, 11x14, 12x20, 16x20, ? My holders have 2 light-traps on the inside on each side, to help keep the light out when inserting or removing the darkslides. My website: http://www.filmholders.com
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From the FMS Global News Desk of Jeanne Hambleton August 27 2014 American Chemical Society ACS Chemical Biology
Scientists report a new potential weapon in the fight against a strain of ebola (above) that is just as deadly as the one currently devastating West Africa.
Ebola is a rare, but deadly disease that exists as five strains, none of which have approved therapies. One of the most lethal strains is the Sudan ebolavirus (SUDV). Although not the strain currently devastating West Africa, SUDV has caused widespread illness, even as recently as 2012.
In a new study appearing in the journal ACS Chemical Biology, researchers now report a possible therapy that could someday help treat patients infected with SUDV.
John Dye, Sachdev Sidhu, Jonathan Lai and colleagues explain that about 50-90 percent of ebola patients die after experiencing the typical symptoms of the disease, which include fever, muscle aches, vomiting and bleeding. Of the five known ebolaviruses, the Zaire (EBOV) and SUDV strains are the most deadly and cause the most recurring outbreaks.
Many studies have focused on EBOV, the culprit of the current epidemic, but much less attention has been placed on SUDV until now. To develop a therapy for SUDV, this research team turned to an antibody that Dye's group previously reported.
The team's antibody was directed against SUDV and was made in mice. But the human immune system could potentially recognize that antibody as foreign and ultimately get rid of it, preventing the antibody from treating the disease. To avoid this situation, they wanted to make a "humanized" version of the antibody.
In the newly published work, the team put the ebola-specific part of the mouse antibody onto a human antibody scaffold and made some changes to this molecule. They identified two versions that were able to fend off SUDV in laboratory tests on cells and in specially bred mice.
"These antibodies represent strong immunotherapeutic candidates for the treatment of SUDV infection," say the researchers.
This research, however, is not expected to help with the current ebola outbreak that, as of mid-August, has killed at least 1,200 people. That is because antibodies that kill off one strain of the virus have not worked against other strains.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration — which has not yet approved any ebola therapies — did allow two U.S. aid workers infected during the current outbreak to be treated with an experimental drug, which is a cocktail of antibodies specifically targeting EBOV.
From the FMS Global News Desk of Jeanne Hambleton 27 August 2014 ACS Chemical Neuroscience American Chemical Society
New evidence puts into doubt the long-standing belief that a deficiency in serotonin — a chemical messenger in the brain — plays a central role in depression. In the journal ACS Chemical Neuroscience, scientists report that mice lacking the ability to make serotonin in their brains (and thus should have been "depressed" by conventional wisdom) did not show depression-like symptoms.
Donald Kuhn and colleagues at the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center and Wayne State University School of Medicine note that depression poses a major public health problem. More than 350 million people suffer from it, according to the World Health Organization, and it is the leading cause of disability across the globe.
In the late 1980s, the now well-known antidepressant Prozac was introduced. The drug works mainly by increasing the amounts of one substance in the brain — serotonin. So scientists came to believe that boosting levels of the signaling molecule was the key to solving depression. Based on this idea, many other drugs to treat the condition entered the picture. But now researchers know that 60 to 70 percent of these patients continue to feel depressed, even while taking the drugs. Kuhn's team set out to study what role, if any, serotonin played in the condition.
To do this, they developed "knockout" mice that lacked the ability to produce serotonin in their brains. The scientists ran a battery of behavioral tests. Interestingly, the mice were compulsive and extremely aggressive, but did not show signs of depression-like symptoms. Another surprising finding is that when put under stress, the knockout mice behaved in the same way most of the normal mice did. Also, a subset of the knockout mice responded therapeutically to antidepressant medications in a similar manner to the normal mice. These findings further suggest that serotonin is not a major player in the condition, and different factors must be involved. These results could dramatically alter how the search for new antidepressants moves forward in the future, the researchers conclude.
The authors acknowledge funding from the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences at Wayne State University.
From the FMS Global News Desk of Jeanne Hambleton Aug. 19, 2014 Stone Hearth Newsletter – Time Magazine By Matthew Thomas
People ask me all the time if I want to find out how and when I am going to die. But that is not exactly how they ask it. What they ask is whether I am going to get tested for the gene associated with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. It is hard, though, to miss the subtext in the question: How morbidly curious are you? How much terror can you withstand?
I do not blame them. These friends know I am 39 and that my father started showing symptoms of Alzheimer's in his early fifties (and possibly earlier). They know that after a handful of difficult years my father was diagnosed when I was a freshman in college and that he died less than a decade later. They wonder if I am going to take advantage of the remarkable opportunity science affords us to uncover our genetic destinies and plan accordingly.
Modern life is all about making us forget we are capable of dying. We love to feel in control of our mortality, even if we understand that that control is only an illusion. Alzheimer's disease is the opposite of modern life. It is the ascendancy of entropy and chaos.
My father's disease had a devastating effect on our family. It did not just take away our time with him and his with us. It also took away his time with the not yet conceived children who would populate the family in his absence. He would have been in his 70s now, surrounded by three grandchildren through my sister and two through my wife and me. It is painful to know what a resource he would have been for them and how much they have lost. He will live, faintly grasped, if at all, only in stories.
When he was still living, we tried to make the best of the situation. When my sister got married, my mother brought my father's tux to the nursing home and had the staff dress him in it. After the ceremony, while everyone else headed to the reception, two limos carrying my immediate family took a detour to the nursing home for photos.
When I look at the framed shot of us huddled around my father in his wheelchair, I see how hard my sister is trying to keep her emotions in. She is smiling big, but tears are streaming down her face. We are all smiling hard, though there is no driving off the pain and awkwardness of the moment. Everyone's looking at the camera except my father, who is gazing vacantly the other way, his mouth hanging open. Moments later we drove to the reception, leaving him behind, feeling terrible for doing so. I wanted him not to understand a thing that was happening in that scene, but you never knew what he knew.
For most of my youth, my father seemed to know everything. A universe of information swirled around in his brain. I could hardly put a question to him that he could not answer. The rare times he came up short, he pulled me into his study, took a book off the shelf, lay it on the desk and stood flipping through it with me. I think sometimes he pretended not to know things just so that we could look them up together.
Once, when I was about 10 and my sister about 14, we were walking with my father on the outskirts of his old neighborhood. He stopped in front of a town house and told us Winston Churchill's mother was born there.
"The iconic English statesman of the century!" he said. "A mother from Brooklyn!" He gave us a look almost wild with the significance of what he was about to say. "The wit!" he said. "The chutzpah! That was the Brooklyn in him!"
Three decades later, I can still remember the moment, bathed in that ethereal light that we reserve for our happiest memories. Why do I remember it, though? How did such a quotidian moment burrow its way into my consciousness and survive? Was it the juxtaposition of incongruous worlds, England and Brooklyn? I don't think so. I think it was the joy my father took in sharing his knowledge with us.
My father would have loved my twin children. They are 3 years old and full of vitality and personality. My son is unusually strong for such a skinny kid, and remarkably agile. He climbs whatever is available, with a monkey's speed. When he sits at the piano and pounds the keys, it sounds as if he is playing a real song. My daughter is a sensitive cuddler who remembers everything.
"Daddy, is this from the hotel we stayed at?" she asked the other day, handing me a pad from a Marriott where we stayed six months ago.
Recently my daughter came into our bed in the early morning, lying between my wife and me, and started in on iguanas.
"Iguanas are baby alligators," she said, and I chuckled at the powers of observation of a developing mind. "Can iguanas learn to open doors?" she asked, and after I offered the opinion that they could not, I pulled her close, gave her kisses and began to choke up.
Maybe when my twins are older, science will have caught up to this disease. We have the best scientific minds working on the problem of Alzheimer's.
Much like the search for the cure for cancer, there is a massive payout at the end of the rainbow for anyone who comes up with a solution. If there is anything to put one's faith in in the health care system, it is that the confluence of genius and capital will, in this case, produce the outcome if the outcome is producible. And I do believe it is producible. But if it is not produced in time, no amount of awareness of my fate, if it is to be my fate, is going to forestall its unfolding on me.
My wife and I have little battles over my forgetfulness. She asked me to fix the kink in the hose that runs from the humidifier in our basement to the French drain. A few days later, she gave up and fixed it herself. We had a grill delivered for our backyard, and the flame kept going out on it as soon as we lit it. I was supposed to call about it the next morning, but I would more or less forgotten that we had bought a grill in the first place when I heard my wife on the phone with the store. These are not terrifying signs in themselves — everyone is a little forgetful occasionally — but they make me pause enough to wonder if the worst is coming.
I am built like my father, I sound like him, and if I have a genetic mutation in one of three genes that are all variations of the apolipoprotein E gene, then I will likely develop early-onset Alzheimer's like him. These genes are rare, accounting for only 1% to 5% of all Alzheimer's cases. But if I inherited the mutation from my father, then I will probably get the disease.
My grandfather — my father's father — died relatively young of other causes, so there's no saying whether he would have gotten early-onset Alzheimer's. No one else in the family had it that we know of. I have as good a chance of getting familial Alzheimer's as I have of avoiding it. Genetic testing would settle the question for good.
But what would I gain by knowing I was getting Alzheimer's? I would not gain another day with my family. I would not gain a leg up on planning. My wife and I have taken care of practical considerations. We have wills. My wife has a durable power of attorney that enables her to make decisions on my behalf. Every policy, every asset, is in both our names. We opened college savings accounts for the kids. I am working hard on my next book. How much more could I prepare?
After some deliberation, I have decided not to get genetic testing done. Instead, I am going to try to live every day as if I know that I am dying. The fact is, we are all dying. If I try to wring the most I can out of every moment, if I set aside time every day that my wife and I keep as inviolate as possible, if I give my wife and children quality interactions whenever we are in the same room, if I leave the smartphone on the counter and realize there is no information more important than the information I get in my interactions with my loved ones, then how different is any of that from what I would do if I knew I was getting Alzheimer's?
Scientific studies suggest that my children are at just the age when they can begin to form lasting memories of their experiences. If I am aware that I am going to be gone someday and I consider it possible that that day will come far sooner than I would like, then I want them to grow up not only knowing their father well but also knowing that they are well loved. I want to get in better shape for them, because I would like them to see what a truly vital father looks like. And I have decided to read to them whenever they ask, if I possibly can. I do not have any memory of my father telling me, "No more books" at bedtime. I will forever picture him with an arm around me, holding a book out before me, showing me the world.
Thomas is the author of the debut novel,'We Are Not Ourselves', out now.
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