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CHOCOBALL 1st - YAMAGUSHI Y homered, RBI. YAGI Y grounded out to p. NASU K grounded out to ss. TABUCHI Y grounded out to 2b. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
LIMEIL BREVANNES 1st - PELLENEC L flied out to cf. HEAULME S reached on a dropped fly by 3b. MALECOT T flied out to rf. ANTOINE M popped up to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
CHOCOBALL 2nd - NOGUCHI I popped up to 2b. KITATANI H singled to first base. OHURA Y walked; KITATANI H advanced to second. SAEKI T walked; OHURA Y advanced to second; KITATANI H advanced to third. SAEKI T advanced to second on a passed ball; OHURA Y advanced to third on a passed ball; KITATANI H scored on a passed ball, unearned. OHSAWA K grounded out to ss, RBI; OHURA Y scored, unearned. YAMAGUSHI Y struck out looking. 2 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
LIMEIL BREVANNES 2nd - WALTERSPERGE walked. BERNARD A singled to left field; WALTERSPERGE advanced to second. BERTON E lined out to ss. LAWSON A flied into double play rf to 3b to ss; WALTERSPERGE out on the play. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
CHOCOBALL 3rd - YAGI Y hit by pitch. NASU K doubled to right field; YAGI Y advanced to third. TABUCHI Y grounded out to 3b, RBI; NASU K advanced to third; YAGI Y scored. NOGUCHI I singled to center field, RBI; NASU K scored. KITATANI H reached on a muffed throw by 1b, assist by 3b; NOGUCHI I advanced to second. OHURA Y lined out to p. SAEKI T grounded out to p. 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
LIMEIL BREVANNES 3rd - NASU K to rf. OHSAWA K to 3b. BROU S walked. PELLENEC L fouled into double play 3b to 2b to 1b; BROU S out on the play. HEAULME S flied out to 2b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
CHOCOBALL 4th - OHSAWA K flied out to cf. YAMAGUSHI Y grounded out to p. YAGI Y struck out looking. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
LIMEIL BREVANNES 4th - MALECOT T flied out to lf. ANTOINE M flied out to lf. WALTERSPERGE singled to first base. WALTERSPERGE advanced to second, advanced to third on a throwing error by c. BERNARD A flied out to cf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
CHOCOBALL 5th - NASU K struck out swinging. TABUCHI Y tripled to right field. NOGUCHI I grounded out to p. KITATANI H reached on a fielding error by 3b, advanced to second on the error; TABUCHI Y scored on the error, unearned. KITATANI H advanced to third on a passed ball. OHURA Y reached on a fielder's choice; KITATANI H out at home c to p. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
LIMEIL BREVANNES 5th - BERTON E flied out to lf. LAWSON A singled to center field. BROU S reached on an error by p; LAWSON A advanced to second. PELLENEC L hit by pitch; BROU S advanced to second; LAWSON A advanced to third. HEAULME S flied out to cf, SF, RBI; BROU S advanced to third; LAWSON A scored, unearned. MALECOT T singled to left field, RBI; PELLENEC L advanced to second; BROU S scored, unearned. ANTOINE M hit by pitch; MALECOT T advanced to second; PELLENEC L advanced to third. WALTERSPERGE flied out to cf. 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error, 3 LOB.
CHOCOBALL 6th - SAEKI T struck out swinging. OHSAWA K walked. YAMAGUSHI Y struck out swinging. YAGI Y struck out swinging. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
LIMEIL BREVANNES 6th - BERNARD A grounded out to 3b. BERTON E reached on a muffed throw by 1b, assist by ss. LAWSON A grounded out to c; BERTON E advanced to second. BROU S singled to center field, RBI; BERTON E scored, unearned. BROU S stole second. PELLENEC L grounded out to 2b. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
CHOCOBALL 7th - NASU K walked. TABUCHI Y struck out swinging. NOGUCHI I singled to third base; NASU K advanced to second. KITATANI H struck out swinging. OHURA Y singled to center field, RBI; NOGUCHI I advanced to second; NASU K scored. SAEKI T walked; OHURA Y advanced to second; NOGUCHI I advanced to third. OHSAWA K struck out swinging. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
LIMEIL BREVANNES 7th - NISHIHATA K to rf for NASU K. HEAULME S walked. MALECOT T singled to right field, RBI; HEAULME S scored. ANTOINE M reached on a fielder's choice; MALECOT T out at second 3b to 2b. WALTERSPERGE flied out to cf. BERNARD A flied out to cf. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
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In the famous story of the Prodigal Son, the son wakes up hungry in a pigsty. It says, "when he came to his senses." That theme repeats itself several times in the Bible.
"Gently instructed." Paul urges a gracious, gentle, and peaceful demeanor as we interact with the world around us bearing witness to faith in Christ. Too often we are impatient, harsh. But coming to one's senses, Paul teaches, is a gracious and generous act.
A gruff thrashing or hell-fire, seems to be grossly inconsistent with what Paul directs. Yet the outcome is that...we all might "come to our senses."

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With the 2019 European Athletics Indoor Championships set to begin on Friday, many Greek athletes will look to make history as Greece is sending its largest team since 2005, which includes several medal contenders.
The three-day event will take place at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow, Scotland. Greece will be participating for the 34th time, having won a total of 29 medals in the past (five gold, 13 silver, and 11 bronze). The last edition of this event took place in Belgrade, Serbia, back in 2017 where a small Greek team of just seven athletes took part. Nevertheless, that tiny team was able to win three medals. Ekaterini Stefanidi won gold (women’s pole vault), Konstantinos Filippidis won silver (men’s pole vault), and Paraskevi Papachristou won bronze (women’s triple jump). 1996 was Greece’s best European Indoor Championships to date, winning five medals (but zero gold).
This year, Greece will send 17 athletes to Glasgow and hope to build on the success from not only Belgrade, but also from last year’s European Championships (outdoor) in Berlin where Greece won six medals. This is the largest team Greece has sent to the European Indoor Championships in 14 years, and that’s even while missing several big names such as Maria Belibasaki, Antonios Mastoras, Elisavet Pesiridou, Lykourgos-Stefanos Tsakonas, and Dimitris Tsiamis.
One event that stands out for Greece is the women’s pole vault. Defending champion Ekaterini Stefanidi will be looking for her eighth consecutive medal at a major competition. If she wins gold, it will be her sixth gold in the last seven major competitions. Nikoleta Kyriakopoulou is seeking her second consecutive medal and fourth overall, after winning silver last summer at the European Championships in a historic final where Stefanidi won gold. Kyriakopoulou is currently ranked second in 2019 out of the 19 female pole vaulters headed to Glasgow, while Stefanidi is fifth. Also competing will be 22-year-old Helen-Claudia Polak, who will be participating in the second senior-level major competition of her career. Last year, she made her debut at the European Championships and made it to the final.
Perhaps Greece’s biggest hope for a gold medal this year is 20-year-old long jumper Miltiadis Tentoglou. The youngster from Grevena in Macedonia won gold at last year’s European Championships, and he is ranked first out of the 14 male long jumpers headed to Glasgow this year.
The men’s pole vault competition is another event where Greek fans will have a big interest. Konstantinos Filippidis won silver two years ago in Belgrade, and 19-year-old Emmanouil Karalis is currently ranked fifth out of the 14 competitors in this year’s event.
Despite not having competed at all in 2019 due to injury, Paraskevi Papachristou is still one of the favorites for gold in the women’s triple jump. She has won four medals in major competitions over the last three years, including a gold at last year’s European Championships.
In the men’s 60 metres, 20-year-old Konstantinos Zikos of Trikala will be making his debut in a major competition at the senior level. He may even win a medal, as he is ranked fifth out of the 48 competitors in that event. Also representing Greece in that event will be 34-year-old Efthimios Stergioulis and 31-year-old Panagiotis Trivyzas. In the women’s version of this race, Rafailia Spanoudaki will be flying the Greek flag. The 24-year-old from Rhodes is taking part in her fourth major competition over the last two years, and is quickly becoming a regular in the national team.
Veteran Konstantinos Douvalidis will participate in the men’s 60 metres hurdles, an event in which he finished seventh in 2013 and sixth in 2015.
For the first time since 2009, Greece will be represented in the women’s high jump, with Moldova-born Tatiana Gusin finally starting to reach her potential after a few years of injury struggles. On the men’s side, experienced Konstantinos Baniotis will be looking for his first medal at a major competition. The high jumper from Komotini had finished fourth at both the 2011 European Indoor Championships and the 2012 World Indoor Championships, and also has one fifth and two sixth place finishes at major competitions. Gusin is ranked eighth out of the 26 female high jumpers going to Glasgow, while Baniotis is fifth out of the 19 men.
Irini Vasiliou will be Greece’s lone representative in the women’s 400 metres, while Nicholas Scarvelis will be the only Greek in the men’s shot put.
Middle-distance runner Andreas Dimitrakis will be competing in the men’s 1500 metres event, marking the first time since 2013 that he is competing in a major competition, and only the third time overall.

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Our dear friend of UUG, Nancy, has led the Youth Program. A mother of two grown daughters, ex-Girl Scouts troup leader, and a successful leader in her professional life, Nancy has been kindly helping us out by teaching around the UU Seven Principles with fun activities and stories.
Hi Kids, This is a photo of Kate Lanxner who was the Children's Program Director at the UUG through May 2016. We had to say good-bye to her when she moved back to the U.S. We are currently seeking a new Youth Director at UUG.
At UUG, you play an integral role in our gatherings and community life.
During Monthly Gatherings: Kids take part in UUG community rituals of lighting and extinguish the chalice, and lighting candles of joys and concerns. In addition, I prepare a separate activity for you during the gathering, so you can explore morality and spiritual concepts. These activities usually address the same topics the adults are learning about, or they are pulled from the classes prepared by the UUA in America.
After the activity, you get to share the results of your activities with the adults when you rejoin them near the end of the service.
Building Friendships with Kids in India: You may be interested to know that UUGs have partnered with a school in India with kids exactly your age! We can work together to write them letters, send them gifts, and build friendships with them.
Family Events: UUs often get together outside of Monthly Gatherings, either to serve others like homeless people or to clean our environment, or to just hike and enjoy nature. Your are invited to all these events.
We're free to learn together.
We care for Earth's lifeboat.

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Great-Sounding Voice Not Included Create a party worth remembering by breaking out the JS Karaoke portable multi-format digital karaoke player with lyric screen. Entertain guests and help break the ice by livening up BBQs, birthday parties and simple gatherings by letting people show off their talent and fun spirit. This sleek karaoke machine accepts auxiliary input from most any personal player, iPod or mp3 player, so performers can pick their favorite songs. The handy cradle lets you rest your mp3 in a safe space. Now, just sit back and be ready to applaud.
This Karaoke machine has provided good family time. We laugh and entertain each other without the television on or picking up our cell phones.

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I have just been reading a 31 page review on the Internet of the new Sony answer to Minolta's D5 Digital SLR.
First of all it is nice that Sony are still creating the same environment where the Minolta lenses and accessories will still function on the new A100 camera.
It seems Sony have upgraded the camera from 6Megapixels to 10 Megapixels and have added extra functions. But alas some of the functions do not seem to be as effective as the old D5. But this is probably understandable as Sony have only been at it for a year and I am hoping that by the time they bring out a replacement for my own D7, they will have perfected their techniques in this area.


text: This NHL art canvas comes personally autographed by both NHL superstars Sidney Crosby and John Tavares. The officially licensed image has been printed on to high quality art canvas and is professionally stretched and mounted on the back of a 3/4" deep wooden frame. The mounted canvas is placed into a 1.5" thick black float frame for a high quality finishing display. This frame highlights the game on October 18th, 2018 featuring both Canadian NHL Centermen for the first time as a Penguin and a Leaf. These Frameworth Exclusive athletes sit at the top of their class, as they were both drafted first overall during their respective time. In the past, Crosby and Tavares have been teammates, representing Canada at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games bringing home the gold. Both Crosby and Tavares have played in the IIHF World Junior Championships during their respective years collecting gold medals for Canada. Frameworth prides itself on using top quality materials to create durable, long lasting, and easy to hang collectibles. A Frameworth hologram and certificate of authenticity are included to ensure the legitimacy of both of the athletes' signatures. Frameworth is proud to be the exclusive autograph provider of both Sidney Crosby and John Tavares. FINISHED SIZE: 22x31"


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The ratio of the value of a company's assets less current liabilities to the company's total debt outstanding. These liabilities may include preferred dividends and rent. The asset coverage ratio measures how easily a company can maintain its operations with its level of debt. See also: Cash flow coverage ratio, Debt service coverage ratio.
The fund's asset coverage ratio for total leverage, including the MRPS, as calculated in accordance with the 1940 Act also at current market values, were in excess of 225%, which is the minimum MRPS asset coverage required by the fund's governing documents.
As of August 31, 2017, the company's asset coverage ratio under the 1940 Act with respect to senior securities representing indebtedness was 404% and the company's asset coverage ratio under the 1940 Act with respect to total leverage (debt and preferred stock) was 290%.
The most controversial aspect of the bill is that it would increase a BDC's ability to deploy capital to businesses by reducing its asset coverage ratio, or required ratio of assets to debt, from 200% to 150% if certain requirements are met.
The bank said it maintained its conservative approach to non-performing asset recognition and provisioning in line with both best practice and UAE Central Bank guidelines, ensuring a healthy pre-collateral non-performing asset coverage ratio of 70.
As of October 31, 2011, the Fund's asset coverage ratio under the 1940 Act with respect to senior securities representing indebtedness was 435% and the Fund's asset coverage ratio under the 1940 Act with respect to total leverage (debt and preferred stock) was 311%.
The firm's asset coverage ratio under the 1940 Act with regard to senior securities representing indebtedness was 435 percent, and its coverage ratio for preferred shares was 319 percent.
7, 2012, the fund's VRDP Shares are no longer deemed outstanding under the VRDP Shares' governing document, and therefore the fund's VRDP Shares will not be included in the fund's calculation of asset coverage ratio and effective leverage ratio (as described below).
NYSE: CTR) has announced an unaudited statement of assets and liabilities, the net asset value and asset coverage ratio of the Fund as of April 30, 2017, the company said.
As a result, we decreased our distributable cash flow available to stockholders, but improved our asset coverage ratio.
At the time of the issuance, the fund's asset coverage ratio for the newly issued VRTP Shares, as calculated in accordance with the Investment Company Act of 1940, exceeded the minimum 225% asset coverage (Preferred Shares Asset Coverage Test) and the fund's effective leverage ratio was below the 45% maximum leverage ratio allowed by the VRTP Shares governing documents (Effective Leverage Test).
As of March 31, 2012, the fund's asset coverage ratio for senior unsecured notes, as calculated in accordance with the Investment Company Act of 1940 (1940 Act), was in excess of 300%, which is the minimum asset coverage required by the 1940 Act.
In addition, the fund's asset coverage ratio for series B MRPS, as calculated in accordance with the 1940 Act, was in excess of 200%, which is the minimum asset coverage level required by the 1940 Act with respect to preferred stock.

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ECHS cleans hotels and timeshare resorts across the East Coast and the Midlands, and has a growing footprint in Gauteng, Mpumalanga and Limpopo. The company, now a brand within Tsebo Cleaning Services was founded by Kim Castleman, who had a vision to provide the end user with a more personalised service and greater attention to detail. That vision has stood ECHS well – helping it grow from humble beginnings with just four contracts into a large organisation employing up to 800 people. The team at Tsebo Cleaning KZN share Kim’s passion and work ethic – making them a powerful and empowered team. Kim believes strongly that in order to provide a truly great service, the service must be personalised.
Our cleaners add the shine!
Housekeeping and cleaning is tiring work, yet many Cleaners in the industry never get recognised. So Tsebo Cleaners – we just want you to know that you are greatly appreciated by management and staff, our clients and visitors to the sites we service.
Your work is very important: an effective housekeeping team does so much to influence people’s perceptions, positively or negatively, about the hospitals, office blocks or buildings they frequent. When someone is admitted into hospital having a clean, hygienic room means a lot to them. When someone comes to work in the morning and their working area is clean and fresh – it just starts their day off in a great way. And don’t forget the warm, friendly and professional approach of our cleaners, in dealings with staff or customers. It adds happiness to the ‘shine’ that’s evident wherever Tsebo Cleaners work. Tsebo Cleaners – thank you.
Welcome to our newsletter; a platform for us to share our experiences and successes with our staff, the rest of Tsebo Outsourcing Group and our clients. As the fastest growing national contract cleaner, our combination of Tsebo Group’s strategic procurement and investment in staff together with innovative technology, allows Tsebo Cleaning Services to meet the needs of diverse client sites, from hospitals to business parks and malls. Our clients enjoy competitive value for money. Their investment secures a response-orientated service and the highest quality standards. In taking, very seriously, the levels of cleanliness and hygiene expected on-site, our people go beyond the expected to deliver that visible ‘shine’ that is the hallmark of a truly cleansed and refreshed environment.

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It’s really important that our parents and carers are involved in as much of our school community as possible. Parent’s evenings, feedback on reports and good letters and calls home all help us to work with you and to talk about your child’s progress. However, please do contact us at any time to discuss any issue you want to, no matter how small you may feel it is. We aim to have a solid working relationship with all of our parents / carers!
After a relaxing half term for our young people (and hopefully parents) its back to work for all! Before half term we engaged a range of parents across the school with a range of surveys. These covered the newest members of the St Hilda’s family (year 7) and some of our most senior pupils (year 10 and 11). These surveys are intended to help us gather the views of parents / guardians. Your viewpoints matter to us and we aim to develop the lines of communication across the wider St Hilda’s family! Thank you to the parents who attended the introductory year 7 parents evening. It was lovely to meet our new parents again. We have also met with year 11 / 13 parents. These key parents evening have been held at an early stage to help our parents understand the demands of these key years!


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Just to a quick post to let you all know that there are still some places left for the Margam Madness at, oddly enough Margam Park. Luckily Margam Park agreed to let them have it there after they had come up with a name like that. The event is this Saturday, April 19.
Entry on the line is available in all categories, Solos, Pairs and Teams and there is a choice of 4hr or 8hr races.
These will be run in the ‘short’ format, ie only laps completed within the allotted time will count so pacing yourself on that final lap will be all important. A lap is about 7.5 miles with about 1,500ft of climbing per lap.
Registration is from 0830 until 0930 with the course open for practice from 0900 onwards. All categories will start together at 1030.
The weather at the moment is looking most un-Welsh, it hasn’t rained there for ages and the course is lovely and dry. The forecast for Saturday is pretty good too. I’m wondering if the Met Office have got South Wales confused with New South Wales? If I see a deer with a Joey I’ll really start to worry!
Event sponsors include Clee Cycles, KCNC, Loco Tuning and XCRacer team sponsor Scimitar Sports.


text: Lilyben Furniture presents the El Woolly range - a collection of fun unique wooden animals with woolen features. The sheep is one of the largest models (standing at 26cm tall) of the range and boasts carved wooden legs and a beautifully hand carved head. His wooden body is covered in white wool and is fixed to a base.

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In February 2000, Ralph Nader announced his candidacy for President. In a nearly 4000-word statement of purpose, Nader touched on many topics—everything from his overarching vision for the country to his micro-level views on policy questions. Invoking figures like Jefferson, Lincoln, and FDR, Nader signaled a campaign that would be populist in tone, his focus a concern for the average American in the face of the growing power of vague elites.
Nearly a decade and a half in, the most important event of the 21st Century is still the election of George W. Bush as the 43rd President of the United States. Ultimately, Bush would preside over America’s executive branch from 2001 through 2009. In that time we’d see an acceleration in the effects of global warming, tax cuts for the rich and for corporations, the decline of the American and world economies, dizzying deficit spending, a war of choice against Iraq, and a decline in civil liberties born of the War on Terror.
The truth is that the Republicans also have a dream, a bitter hope that the far left will come to see Clinton just as they saw Gore and much as they’ve seen Obama. With Ralph Nader to lend a helping hand, the Republicans hope to convince the far left that Clinton is just another Republican in disguise.

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text: We are a group of independent tire dealers located across the greater Toronto area (GTA) including Toronto, Mississauga, Georgetown, Scarborough, Brampton, Orangeville, Bradford, Bolton, and Collingingwood. We are dedicated to promoting the Goodyear, Dunlop and Kelly tire brands. Our dealers are professional, knowledgeable and offer a wide range of services including tires, brakes, muffler, oil and filter, emission testing, transmission, batteries, alignment, heating and air conditioning, radiator, belts and hoses, steering, suspension, and tune-ups to satisfy your automotive servicing needs. Services may vary according to dealer and location.

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Body-shaming has been a prevailing problem in the Nigerian society. Famous radio personality, Omotunde Adebowale-David aka Lolo was a victim of online trolls when she decided to be bold and sassy with her style.
The OAP stepped out in a body-hugging top and mini skirt and finished the look with fish net but got dragged for her choice in style. Online trolls wasted no time in reminding of her protruding stomach which they believe she should have tucked into a bigger dress.
Standing on firm with all the confidence in the world, Lolo responded to the rolls, proclaiming that she had huge love for herself and all the negative words they threw her way could never tear her down.
Jumping in to save the day was also Tiwa Savage, who directed some love and support her way. The singer encouraged her and criticized the regular practice of body-shaming in Africa.

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A SCRAPPY KID FROM SCRANTON…. The political world has certain expectations about the kind of speech a vice presidential nominee is going to deliver at his or her convention. It’s going to be polished, there will be a few clever turns of phrase, and there may be some call-and-response thrown in for good measure.
Joe Biden’s speech last night didn’t follow the script, literally or figuratively. It had a certain fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants quality, based on Biden’s assumption that he could just say what’s on his mind, and it’d be just as good as what the speechwriters put in the teleprompter. And as it turned out, he assumed correctly.
In all likelihood, no one will ever tell tales of Biden’s oratorical skills, but under the circumstances, it doesn’t much matter. Biden came across as earnest, honest, and sincere. He was likable. He made a powerful argument based on substance, but did so with the kind of raw emotion we very rarely see in speeches from candidates for national office.
After Biden’s well-received speech, Barack Obama made a “surprise” appearance alongside his running mate. There was a chance Obama’s arrival would step on Biden’s remarks, but it offered an opportunity to get their picture on the front page together. If for no other reason, it was a good idea.
Ultimately, Biden struck me as a genuine guy with a few endearing rough edges. If Americans watching at home didn’t connect with him, I’d be very surprised.


text: In recent years, our understanding of the genetic architecture of schizophrenia, a phrase which denotes the numbers of risk variants, their frequencies and effect sizes, has been transformed. This has come about through advances in technology that have allowed almost the entire human genome to be simultaneously interrogated for the presence of disease-associated genetic variation and allows this to be performed in sample sizes powered for a realistic possibility of success. Another development has been the emergence of international consortia willing to share raw data and their coalescence into super-consortia to achieve sample sizes and bodies of clinical and analytic expertise that was unimaginable a decade ago. These innovations have driven the emergence of statistically robust and replicable genetic findings in schizophrenia, and a rapid escalation in the number of those findings over the last 5 years. The latest example comes from the Schizophrenia Working Group of the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium (PGC-SCZ) which, at the time of publication, included contributions from around 37 000 individuals with schizophrenia, 302 investigators, 35 countries, and 4 continents.1 In their recent paper, published in Nature in July 2014, the PGC-SCZ group report 128 statistically independent genetic associations, implicating a minimum of 108 conservatively defined schizophrenia-associated genetic loci.1 Of the identified loci, 83 have not been previously robustly supported as playing a role in schizophrenia, but it is also important to note the findings are consistent with previous literature; 25 loci that had previously been reported as associated with schizophrenia in large samples were again supported in this much larger analysis, confirming that the use of large samples and stringent statistical cut-offs results in reproducible findings. The availability of so many robustly supported findings offers immense opportunities for investigating and advancing our understanding of etiology.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


text: This is one of the favourite roofing styles by people inhabiting hilly terrains. They lend a natural and grounded look to your house and also provide protection as the mercury drops. However, it must be kept in mind that wood catches on fire easily and is thus, not advisable to people living in areas at risk of wildfire. Therefore, it is always advisable to read up on various roofing materials and styles, or contact house roofing agencies, so that you can make an informed decision. Our house deserves only the best and under no circumstance should we settle for anything less.

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Traffic cops on rush hour duty at Sholinganallur junction go beyond the regular set of hand signals; they often throw up their hands in despair. With around 80,000 vehicles — most of them mammoth buses ferrying employees of IT/ITES companies — pouring into Old Mahabalipuram Road from sleeper towns on connecting roads, the junction resembles a three-ring circus. Also peeved are residents of apartments and houses near the junction, who are invariably trapped in knots of traffic for at least 20 minutes, in the first and last laps of their daily journey.
In an interesting move, residents and traffic cops are now putting their heads together to find simple, but sure-fire solutions. Semmenchery Traffic Police, under instructions from Chennai City Traffic Police, reportedly met these residents for suggestions.
But of course, traffic is only part of the problem. “Unruly pedestrians add to our cup of woes. They don’t heed the warnings of the traffic signals. And, we are forced to watch and regulate their movements, in addition to directing vehicular traffic,” said a traffic constable. This puts undue stress on the small team on rush-hour duty at the junction. “Invariably, two traffic constables - a sub-inspector and an inspector - handle the job, assisted, on a temporary basis, by one law-and-order policeman and a TNRDC worker,” says the traffic inspector.
The residents have an answer to that too. Mr. Koda pointed out that shifting a foot-over bridge, about three hundred metres away on OMR, and another on the ECR Link Road, both of which are underused, to spots close to the junction is an easily workable solution to the pedestrian problem.

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We had another fast-paced yet WONDERFUL week. We are all sick. Hacking, coughing and sneezing. So make sure your kiddo stays home if he/she has a fever. Otherwise, we've now got PLENTY of tissue and hand sanitizer!
Parents: I still have some students that have not turned in the blue permission form for our Mariposa trip. I need it by Thursday or they will have to stay at school in a host classroom for the day. I also need 2 more parent volunteers. We will be on a charter bus AND it is forecasted to rain....so be aware!
This week we wrapped up Colonization and began our Gold Rush simulation. We have 6 awesome mining teams and every team was able to stake a claim today. Next week we will have an actual mining round. The winning team of the simulation will be eating a pizza lunch with me!
Don't forget! Feb. 27th is Fourth Grade's planning day. So it will be room 19's first time with a substitute teacher. He has worked at Manchester many times and is a great and capable teacher. I know my KindMinds will be amazing with him!
I STILL have students with zeros who have not come to request work. Please check ATLAS with your kiddo and encourage him/her to request and submit all late work ASAP.
We've got a long stretch until Spring Break. So let's buckle in!
Reading: Monday we begin "By the Great Horn Spoon" to accompany our study of the California Gold Rush. If you can pick your student up a copy, they would greatly appreciate it! They love having their own copy to read and annotate!
Science: How to Identify Minerals and Rocks, Science Weekly: Natural Disasters.
Mariposa Trip. I still need 2 Chaperones.


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Team Childhood Dreams is a Palestinian humanitarian, nonprofit, nonpolitical team that aims to help the poor families especially poor and orphans children in Gaza Strip .
Sadly, the number of children killed and injured has risen since the making of this video - and will continue to rise, unless we act now.
Give Gaza children the gift of fun, friendship and support as they struggle to grow up under occupation and violent internal and external conflict.


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Until recently I used to be terrified by the whole idea of dying. I was scared of my own death. I feared that I’d lose my dear ones. I was uncomfortable talking about death, or anything related to it, as if it would bring a bad karma. Sort of bad thoughts will drag bad events.
Last Sunday my neighbour died. He was seventy two years old. I loved Gene. He was such a charismatic person. He would always make me laugh, even when I was having a bad day. If I think better, he was the funniest person I have ever met. He always had something to say about everything. He would not miss a chance to let one know what was on his mind.
When I first met him, I was only getting about half of his jokes. Once I started to hang out more with him, I realized the man was capable to crack jokes about anything. His sense of humour was incredible. Compared to him, some reputable comedians looked average. He was that good! No one could stay around him without laughing.
The day he passed away, his house was silent. For the first time in so many years, no one heard him or his lovely wife laughing. When I heard the news of his death, I truly believed that it was a prank. Gene could not die just like that. Come on! He was not ready to go yet! He just had done a Dental prosthesis Boisbriand. He was supposed to go out with me to a movie and have fun pranking my kids.
When I went to his place to pay my respects, he was laying down on his bed. I sat beside him and held his hand. It was still warm. It was so strange to talk to him and not get back any comment. His wife was sited in a corner of the room, sobbing quietly. I stood up, walked to her and gave her a hug. We both started to cry instantly. Everything felt so surreal.
I looked at Gene again. He seemed to be asleep, not dead. In that moment I realized that I no longer feared death. It did not look that terrible at all as it used to. Gene died fast and happy. I guess I had to lose him, to finally understand that my fears were foolish. Death is the only certainty we have.


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I got an okayish review in SFX for Against Gravity, where it got three stars out of five: weirdly enough, that's half a star more than they give Charlie Stross for Accelerando on the opposite page, and he just won a Hugo! An object lesson, as if it were needed, in why reviews should never be taken too seriously.
At one point, the book is described as 'a film pitch in search of a green light', which I found kind of amusing, since making a movie out of it was about as far from my mind as it could get.
By the way, if you want to leave a comment in future, I've had to switch on word verification after getting deluged by comment spam.
why is your journal about 4 days behind itself? is it in some parallel universe on the net?
incidently, remind me that i've to ask you about setting one of these blogs up. i tried to last night and it wouldn't let me. making one for general book reviews to pass my time in a constructive way.
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The BBC have this morning announced what we have been waiting for and told us who will be replacing Len Goodman on the Strictly judging panel in the 2017 series. No it’s not Mr Blobby as claimed in last months April Fools Joke. So who is the new judge?
Shirley, who retired from dancing competitively in 1996, is nicknamed the “Queen of Latin” and will be taking over completely from Len Goodman as head judge with the casting vote in dance offs.
Is Shirley Ballas A Good Choice For Head Judge?
What do you think of the new judge? You can let me know in the comments section, by voting in the poll above or over on Facebook or Twitter. You can read the full BBC press release on the new judge here.
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After directing WB Surf Camp’s amazing Barbados Teen Travel Camp for two summers, Danielle went back to school to pursue a career in nursing. Unfortunately we didn’t see much of her smiling face during that time but we missed her pretty badly. Thankfully she’s finishing up this Spring and is coming back this summer to direct our Barbados Surf & SCUBA Travel Camp. Barbados is like a second home to Danielle now, and we are super pumped to have such an amazing and talented young woman to bring the stoke and spirit of adventure to a group of lucky teenagers this summer.
PS: She’s not afraid to charge!
1. What drew you to a position at WB Surf Camp? I initially applied shortly after moving to Wilmington, NC when I attended a job fair at UNCW. To be honest, it was the only company that looked remotely appealing! The other options paled in comparison. WB Surf Camp combines some of my very favorite things, surfing, the ocean, and conservation efforts! I couldn’t walk away from their table without applying!
2. Who is your favorite surfer and why? It’s funny; I’ve never really had a favorite surfer. Certainly I’ve been inspired by different professionals who have gone above and beyond the status quo, like Kelly Slater, Laird Hamilton, etc. And then there’s Bethany Hamilton who will never cease to amaze me with her passion, fearlessness, faith, and SKILL! But if I had to choose an all-time favorite surfer, I would have to say my dad. He started surfing when he was 35 and twenty years later he’s still charging on 8ft closeouts! He’s known by almost everyone at our home break in the Outer Banks as Ironman, and he certainly lives up to that name! Seriously, when the man started surfing, he refused to spend $100 on a wetsuit, and instead covered his arms and legs in Vaseline as a barrier to the cold. You don’t get much more Iron than that!
3. When did you start surfing and where? I remember my brother, Jason, and my dad trying to get me out when I was 11. I don’t think I was quite tough enough yet to take on the dumping waves of the Outer Banks. My brother would yell at me to “just paddle!” which he still does today. : ) It wasn’t until I turned 14 that I really started to “paddle.” I guess I eventually faced my fears, ate it on a few good ones, and soon loved it!
4. What is your favorite surf break? Nothing brings me quite the same joy as does surfing with my friends and family at the lighthouse on Cape Hatteras. The break is constantly changing, but I’ve never surfed there without seeing a friendly face. Some of the best waves of my life were there. I imagine it will always be my favorite.
5. What inspired you to start surfing? Definitely my dad and brother. I had the coolest dad and brother growing up; I wanted to do everything my brother did. They helped raise me to be tough and I felt like surfer chicks were the toughest! I was often the only girl out surfing, and I’m so grateful I had them to continue encouraging me.
6. Where was your most memorable session? Such a difficult question to answer! There have been so many. I’ve been fortunate enough to travel to and surf in many different places in the world, some where seals swim by and you can gaze up at snow covered mountains as you’re riding a wave in. But, my most memorable session was probably in Cape Hatteras with my dad. I had just gotten back from Costa Rica and just in time for a hurricane swell. The sets were around 8 ft and we found a spot where we were literally the only ones out. I caught a right and, without trying, pulled right into a barrel, my first one ever! I couldn’t believe it! It closed-out on me, but it was incredible for those few seconds, crouched in a room made of water. I came up and turned quickly to look at my dad who was cheering with a huge grin on his face; he had seen it! I paddled up, STOKED, and yelled, “Holy ****, dad. That was awesome!” He laughed and said, “Yeah it was!” I’ll never forget it.
7. What is the worst wipeout you’ve ever had? Knock on wood, I’ve never had a really bad wipeout. No stitches or serious injuries. The only one that comes to mind is one day when we were surfing Masonboro Island. It wasn’t huge, but it was barreling and dumping in shallow water. I tried to pull into a messy little barrel and was crushed on top of my board and the sandbar. When I came up, I was injury free but had a chipped tooth and had my watch ripped off of my wrist. I guess it’s not so bad though when you come up laughing!
8. What are some of your interests outside of surfing? Mostly things outside. I like to run, go for hikes, play disc golf, jump off waterfalls (when the opportunity presents itself!). I also really like to play guitar and mandolin, although I’ve been out of practice since I started nursing school. So I suppose nursing is also an interest, but I’m ready to be done with school!
10. What is your favorite music? Acoustic, bluegrass, or alternative stuff mostly. I really like Sufjan Stevens, Avett Brothers, and John Butler Trio. But, I can also get down to some good dance music!
12. Where do you see yourself in five years? Living on a sailboat traveling to different countries working as a nurse…I hope!
13. In your eyes, the three things you value most are: Loving people, loving the environment, and having fun doing it!


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Diamond chip engagement rings are a cheap alternative to larger stones and more elaborate designs, and the versatility of diamond chips also helps keep even heavily accented pieces more affordable for couples on a tight budget.
What Is a Diamond Chip?
Simply put, a diamond chip is a less than fully faceted stone that does not have a complete diamond shape. The chip may be a remnant from when a larger stone was cut and set into jewelry, or it could be just a small diamond that cannot be crafted into a completely finished shape. Some chips are also the result of cutting accidents when a larger stone is shattered but some of the pieces can be reused as accents. Diamond chips are real diamonds, but because of their incomplete shapes they are far less expensive than larger stones.
While some diamond chips are useful and can be fashioned into beautiful pieces of jewelry, a chip taken out of a larger stone has a drastic impact on that stone's value. Losing a chip will disrupt a diamond's symmetry and facets, causing it to reflect and refract light in irregular patterns. This can be particularly devastating for cuts that rely on a specialized light and shadow pattern for their beauty, such as Asscher cuts with their hall-of-mirrors effect or princess cuts with their characteristic interior X pattern. Diamonds with very high clarity, however, can withstand small chips more easily because the stones are so clear that small imperfections are more difficult to notice.
Diamonds can be chipped by sharp blows, improper cutting, and rough wear; to prevent accidental chips, a diamond ring should always be removed when performing cleaning, sports, or other potentially hazardous tasks, and repairs should only be attempted by qualified jewelers.
Diamond chips make fabulous accents.
Center stones for small carat weight designs.
Accent stones for bridal set engagement rings or other multi-stone designs.
Small accents for elaborate rings such as Celtic engagement rings or filigree engagement rings when the metal is the focal point.
Accents in pave settings when small stones are more desirable than larger gems.
Combined chips for illusion and cluster settings to simulate larger gemstones.
Replacing lost gems in heirloom engagement rings or antique engagement rings for lower cost.
Creating replicas of vintage engagement ring designs when frugality was valued and chips were frequently used.
Accents for inset designs where the full body of the gem is not visible, such as scatter settings.
Accents for figural rings, such as a sparkling eye on a dolphin engagement ring or the center of a flower engagement ring.
Because diamond chip engagement rings use only pieces of gems rather than full stones, they are generally less expensive than their more meticulous counterparts, bringing elaborate designs into the price range of many couples.
Because a diamond chip already has an incomplete shape, it is important to carefully set the gemstone to maximize its beauty in other ways. Setting chips in platinum, white gold, or silver will accentuate their color, for example. The size of chips can also be enhanced by choosing cluster settings or other multi-stone arrangements that bring several stones in close proximity to one another so their edges can blend together. If a chip is to be used as a focal point of a ring, the setting should be as open as possible so more light can enter and visually enhance the stone, giving it the illusion of a larger size.
Chips may be used in bands.
Because diamonds are rare and valuable, many jewelers find uses for diamond chips other than attempting to set them into engagement rings. Chips are a superb accent to other types of diamond jewelry, including necklaces and earrings, where they are often used as both focal points and accents. Chips may also be set into cuff links or other jewelry for men as well as smaller pieces for women.
Diamond chip engagement rings are affordable, economical choices for many couples, whether they are on a tight budget or are interested in a more elaborate design that would be too expensive with full stones. Regardless of how a chip is used, its sparkle will be just as brilliant as any other gem, and it is still a luxurious and elegant way to symbolize a couple's relationship.


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Today we are joined by Dr Sumitha Nallu from the University of Chicago. Sumitha is the author of 'The Molecular Genetic Basis of Herbivory between Butterflies and their Host-Plants'. Join us to discover more about the genetic basis of herbivory between butterflies and plants. What is comparative transcriptomics analysis ? How was next generation sequencing used in this paper? What impacts will this piece have on our environment? In this episode, Sumitha answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into 'The Molecular Genetic Basis of Herbivory between Butterflies and their Host-Plants', its impacts and the motivation behind Sumitha's work.In today's episode, we discuss:Sumitha describes her academic background and motivation. [01:43]We are guided through 'The Molecular Genetic Basis of Herbivory between Butterflies and their Host-Plants'. [05:17]Why were wild-caught female butterflies used for this study? [10:55]What is hot in Sumitha's field? [22:53]Finally, Sumitha gives us her one piece of advice for anyone undertaking a PhD. [25:50]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
Today we are joined by Dr Gabriele Gut from the University of Zurich. Gabriele is the author of 'Multiplexed protein maps link subcellular organization to cellular states'. Join us to discover more about the combination of traditional biology and computational techniques. What is 4i? How can 4i change clinical trial processes? Why should you talk to a lab before starting a PhD? In this episode, Gabriele answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into 'Multiplexed protein maps link subcellular organization to cellular states', its impacts and the motivation behind Gabriele's work.In today's episode, we discuss:Gabriele describes his academic background. [01:33]We are guided through 'Multiplexed protein maps link subcellular organization to cellular states'. [03:25]What are the key considerations for 4i? [07:10]Gabriele discusses 4i and the clinical trial process. [12:15]Finally, Gabriele gives us his one piece of advice for anyone undertaking a PhD. [26:41]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
This week we are joined by David Sidhu from the University of Calgary. David, alongside Dr Penny Paxman, is the author of 'Lonely sensational icons: semantic neighbourhood density, sensory experience and iconicity.' Join us to discover more about language, sound and it's meaning. What is iconicity and how is it measured? What is the Maluma/Takete effect? What techniques are best for academic productivity? In this episode, David answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into 'Lonely sensational icons: semantic neighbourhood density, sensory experience and iconicity', its impacts and the motivation behind David's work.In today's episode, we discuss:David describes his academic background. [01:16]We are guided through David's paper. [01:57]What is iconicity and how is it measured? [07:35]What is the Maluma/Takete effect? [13:15]David discusses the publishing process for this paper, alongside other experiences. [17:58]Finally, David gives us his tips to increase academic output alongside his one piece of advice for anyone undertaking a PhD. [22:30]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
This week we are joined by Dr Eleonora Passeri from the movement Rare Special Powers. Rare Special Powers is a movement that advocates for the advancement of rare disease through the power of art and beauty. Join us to discover more about the Rare Special Powers movement. Why and how does Eleonora combine the beauty of art with science? What does this movement hope to achieve? What was Eleonora's motivation to start this movement? In this episode, Eleonora answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into the Rare Special Powers movement and its impacts. In today's episode, we discuss:Eleonora talks us through her academic background and the Rare Special Powers movement. [00:38]What is Eleonora's motivation to create the Rare Special Power movement? [07:12]How is the art chosen for this movement? [15:22]Eleonora discusses other projects that she is working on. [26:48]Eleonora, gives us her one piece of advice for PhD students who may not want to work in academia. [31:47]Where can you find out more about Rare Special Powers? [34:47]Discover more about the Rare Special Powers movement here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcher-app.com.
This week we are joined by Dr Peter Crockford from Princeton University and the Weizmann Institute of Science. Peter is the author of 'Triple oxygen isotope evidence for limited mid-Proterozoic primary productivity'. Join us to discover more about the earth's biosphere 1.5 billion years ago. What evidence is there for fluctuating oxygen levels 2.5 billion years ago? How have computing techniques evolved over time? What is it like to work in two academic institutes? In this episode, Peter answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into 'Triple oxygen isotope evidence for limited mid-Proterozoic primary productivity', its impacts and the motivation behind Peter's work.In today's episode, we discuss:Peter describes his academic background and the paper in question. [01:00]We are guided through the Monte Carlo sampling methodology. [03:45]Peter tells us how oxygen isotopes created life on earth. [08:51]What is life like working in two different academic institutions? [13:22]What topics are hot in the field? [15:21]Finally, Peter gives us his tips to increase academic output alongside his one piece of advice for anyone undertaking a PhD. [16:36]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
This week we are joined by Dr Rick Stuart-Smith from the University of Tasmania. Rick is the author of 'Ecosystem restructuring along the Great Barrier Reef following mass coral bleaching'. Join us to discover more about the effects of mass coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef. What is coral bleaching? What funding is in place to combat this? How has mass coral bleaching changed the habitats for fish in the area? In this episode, Rick answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into 'Ecosystem restructuring along the Great Barrier Reef following mass coral bleaching', its impacts and the motivation behind Rick's work.In today's episode, we discuss:Rick guides us through his motivations and academic background. [00:36]We are guided through 'Ecosystem restructuring along the Great Barrier Reef following mass coral bleaching'. [01:20]What are the proxies used in this study, and what would happen if more were added? [05:51]Are there any academic and logistical differences when studying more secluded sites? [09:53]What will be the impacts of the 2016 mass coral bleaching? [11:38]What funding is in place to combat mass coral bleaching? [17:02]Finally, Rick gives us his tips to increase productivity alongside his one piece of advice for anyone undertaking a PhD. [21:43]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
This week we are joined by Alkeos Tsokos from University College London. Alkeos is a co-author of ‘Modeling outcomes of soccer matches'. Join us to discover more about machine learning and its relationship to the sporting world. How successful can soccer matches be predicted and what is the Alan Turing Institute? In this episode, Alkeos answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into 'Modeling outcomes of soccer matches', its impacts and the motivation behind Alkeos' work.In today's episode, we discuss:Alkeos tells us about his academic background and explains his paper. [00:40]We are guided through the models used for this paper. [02:16]What are the proxies used in this study, and what would happen if more were added? [05:51]What is Alkeos' PhD thesis? [10:15]Alkeos discusses the Alan Turing Institute. [15:03]Alkeos provides us with his trick to increase academic productivity. [17:39]Finally, Alkeos gives us his one piece of advice for anyone undertaking a PhD. [19:08]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
This week we are joined by Professor Homero Gil de Zúñiga from the University of Vienna. Homero is the author of ‘Personality Traits and Social Media Use in 20 Countries: How Personality Relates to Frequency of Social Media Use, Social Media News Use, and Social Media Use for Social Interaction'. Join us to discover more about personalities and the way they affect social media use. There are 5 big personality traits, but will this soon change? How are minorities affected by social media use? What is the open access movement and what does Homero think of this environment? In this episode, Homero answers all of these questions and more.We will also gain further insights into 'Personality Traits and Social Media Use in 20 Countries: How Personality Relates to Frequency of Social Media Use, Social Media News Use, and Social Media Use for Social Interaction', its impacts and the motivation behind Homero's research.In today's episode, we discuss:Homero tells us about his academic background. [00:45]Homero guides us through his most recent paper. [04:05]There are currently 5 big personality traits, here Homero discusses these traits, their relationship to social media and how they may evolve. [07:55]We discover more about how different social media platforms cater for different personality traits. [11:45]Homero discusses the use and power of social media for minorities. [17:55]We learn more about academic publishing. [23:48] Homero provides us with a few tricks to increase academic productivity. [27:40]Finally, Homero gives us his one piece of advice for young academics and anyone undertaking a PhD. [32:43]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
This week we are joined by Dr Melanie Keep from the University of Sydney. Mel, alongside Dr Alison Attrill-Smith, is the co-author of ‘Controlling You Watching Me: Measuring Perception Control on Social Media’. Join us to discover more about social media perception and identity. What is e-health and what are its benefits? How and why do we define ourselves on social media? Why is age a factor in social media identity? In this episode, Mel answers all of these questions and more. We will also gain further insights into ‘Controlling You Watching Me: Measuring Perception Control on Social Media’, its impacts and the motivation behind Mel's research.In today's episode, we discuss:Mel's academic background. [00:43]Mel guides us through the e-health field and the Australian e-health system. [04:02]We are given an overview of ‘Controlling You Watching Me: Measuring Perception Control on Social Media’. [12:40]Mel discusses whether or not social media self-perception will evolve as a result of the youth of today. [19:19]We learn about how the results of Mel's experiment could have differed if there was a focus on the eastern world. [22:14]Mel discusses the pitfalls of academia and academic productivity. [31:34]Finally, Mel tells us her one piece of advice for young academics and anyone undertaking a PhD. [34:26]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
Today we are joined by Dr Jonathan Klassen from the University of Connecticut. Jonathan is the author of ‘Defining microbiome function’. Join us to discover more about the microbiome world; Why is the human gut so important? How important are ants? Why is there now a call for the cross disciplinary training in logic and philosophical microbiome research?We will gain further insights into 'Defining micbrobiome function', its consequences and the motivation behind Jonathan's research.In today's episode, we discuss:Jonathan's academic background. [00:45]We are given an overview of ‘Defining microbiome function’. [02:56]Jonathan discusses previous research in the microbiome world. [06:18]We discover more about the human gut and it's importance to microbiome research. [09:30]Jonathan calls for the 'cross disciplinary training in logic and philosophical microbiome research', but just how popular is this movement? [11:40]Just how far can 'Defining microbiome function' forward current scholarship? [16:15]Jonathan discusses his academic influences. [19:10]Jonathan describes how he spends his week. [20:36]Jonathan gives his one piece of advice for young academics and anyone undertaking a PhD. [25:37]Read the article here!This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.
Welcome to the first ever RESEARCHER Radio episode. Throughout this series, we will be speaking to different academics from all around the world about their specialist subjects. Each academic guest would have produced written, examined, analysed and published work that is trending throughout the RESEARCHER community, and the wider scientific community. We will be finding more about the paper, the steps that are taken to create it and it's potential consequences in the academic or real world.Discovering more about an academic paper and its origins are only half the RESEARCHER podcast story, we will also dive into the world of academia by discovering more about the lives of our academic guests.This week we are joined by Dr Ramiz Nathani, former PhD from University College London and co-founder of RESEARCHER. We will discuss Dr Nathani's transition from science to the world of technology and business, whilst learning more about the RESEARCHER story.In today's episode, we discuss:How Dr Nathani transitioned from the world of science to the world of technology. [01:12]We undertake a whirlwind tour of Dr Nathani's PhD. [02:33]Dr Nathani explains the differences between the world of science and the world of technology, and how they can learn from each other. [04:19]Dr Nathani discusses the inspiration behind RESEARCHER. [06:08]Dr Nathani gives his one piece of advice for anyone undertaking a PhD. [06:52]This podcast is brought to you by RESEARCHER, the free app that makes it easy for academics and scientists to stay on top of new research in their area. Download it for free on iOS, Android or find us on your browser at www.researcherapp.io.


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Archie and I left the Dock Yard and drove to the Portsmouth to Le Havre Ferry. We were early (it was 5 PM and the ferry left at 11PM). This was the overnight ferry. Archie picked this ferry because we could sleep aboard and avoid an overnight hotel charge in France. A good move!
This is the “Norman Voyager”. It is a UK registered ship with space for 200 cars and 120 tractor trailers and can carry 800 passengers. There are 120 – 2 and 4 bed cabins. The cars are on the top deck and the trucks are on the lower 2 decks. We must have had a full load of trucks because they went on first and there was a non-stop parade of them boarding before us.
Here is our route across the English Channel (or La Manche- as the French call it). It took about 6 hours for the crossing. During the D Day invasion, all the Allied invasion forces (troops, trucks, tanks, etc.) crossed from many ports in England at this wide point. It must have been a long anxious trip for the troops!!
I think the Germans were expecting the invasion forces to cross from Dover to Calais. A much shorter route. They were fooled, weren’t they!
This is the car deck. When we boarded it was wet. It hadn’t been raining. Maybe they hosed it down?
This is the lounge/bar. As you can see, business is brisk.
Archie had brought 2 sleeping bags so we curled up for a night’s sleep in our comfy seats. Obviously, we didn’t have a cabin.
Here are some of our fellow passengers also enjoying their snooze.
Bright and early the next morning (Day 3 of my visit) we breakfasted on a “Full English Breakfast”. It consisted of: A fried egg, baked beans, broiled tomato, a slice of ham, a strip of bacon, some mushrooms, a half a bagette, and finally a piece of fried bread. GULP!!
After that feast, a turn on the deck was called for.
After disembarking at Le Havre, we proceeded west along the Normandy caost and stopped at Deauville.
Guess what? We thought we were in Deauville, but we were actully across the River Touques. in Trouville-sur-Mer, but the above narrative still applies, This is the Trouville-sur-Mer “Hotel De Ville” (City Hall).
After all that confusion, Archie needed a mid-morning coffee so we stopped the Brasserie le Central. It is the cafe with the red awning in the lower right.
Who could resist French Pastry? We had our first Croissant and cafe aux lait.
I took a little walk around town while Archie went back to the car to be sure we had time left on the parking meter. He didn’t want a ticket. He didn’t get one. This is a statue of Gustav Flaubert the French writer who is counted among the greatest novelists in Western literature. He is known especially for his first published novel, Madame Bovary (1857). He spent some time here so I guess he rates a statue.
Near Flaubert’s statue is a real neat seafood market with oysters, fish and other fruites de mer. This is one of several stalls.
Now on to Page 4 and the D Day beaches.

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FAQ: How can I avoid overflowing the gas tank?
The gas fill design on modern Vespas is notorious for overflowing when filling up. This usually results in gasoline getting into the underseat bucket, all over the paint, the exhaust, and (worse) you.
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There additional measures one can take to ensure that gas will not spill into the underseat bucket on models where the bucket is removable. The oldest and most obvious solution is to take the bucket out and place it sideways across the opening while fueling up.
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