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Mason's ten-year dream is coming true
The youngest ever Air Race pilot is about to make his debut
The Challenger Class of the Red Bull Air Race has been a feeder series for the Master Class since its introduction in 2014. There have been seven pilots make the move up in the five seasons, and this leaves room in the Challenger camp for more pilots to begin their Red Bull Air Race career.
One pilot competing in his first race today is 25-year-old southern Californian Sammy Mason. No matter his final performance today, he will make history by being the youngest pilot ever to compete in an Air Race – no pressure then...
Before Mason entered the track for today's race, we caught up with him to see how the pre-race nerves were.
Sammy, welcome to the Red Bull Air Race, how are you feeling so far?
Sammy Mason: "I'm feeling really good. I'm starting to relax now that I've been at the Race Airport for a week, trying to get in the groove of things. Yesterday's Qualifying for me couldn't have gone better. It was a clean, penalty-free flight and the conditions were perfect. I flew the lines I wanted to fly. I flew exactly how I wanted to and this is a huge confidence boost going into my first race."
What's been your main goal this week?
SM: "No pylon hits and just to fly clean and smooth, which I have done so far. I've had a couple of incorrect level penalties, which I'm a little frustrated with, but I'm looking forward to today.
You're a third generation pilot, so how do you feel being part of the Red Bull Air Race?
SM: "I'm honoured to be here. I'm getting to fly an Edge, through pylons, in Abu Dhabi. That's crazy! It's unreal, when you think about it. I'm really excited for the race."
You've had several flight in the Edge now, have you flown one much before?
SM: "No, I fly a 1976 Pitts Special, that's my high-performance aerobatic aeroplane, which is very low performance compared to the Edge. It's a bit of a jump for sure, but it feels very similar to my Pitts, actually. The ailerons and the flying characteristics are similar. So I really like the Edge and it's been a natural progression for me."
Are you nervous about anything today?
SM: "I think I'm most nervous about the fact that all my buddies at home are going to be watching. But no, I feel a little nervous before each flight, but once I get in the raceplane the nerves kind of go away and I just get in the zone. I feel good and relaxed now that I've had, for me, a successful Qualifying."
How did you feel the first time you heard Steve Jones say 'Number 25, Mason, you're cleared into the track. Smoke on!'?
SM: "Yeah, it was a great moment. It didn't really all sink in until I landed, but yeah, when I landed I kind of had chills. This was a pretty amazing moment for me. I've been working towards it for ten years, so it's good to finally be here."
And finally, what are your hopes for today's race and your first season?
SM: "To continue what I've been doing. Not taking too much risk in the track. Fly smooth, clean, penalty free, and the same for the year. Just fly clean and try not to hit any pylons. It's my first year so I don't have huge expectations, but I'd like to do well, for sure."
You can see how Mason gets on in his first race when it begins at 12:45 local time. Watch all the action HERE.
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NJ's 'Rhinestone Cowboy' writer overcomes COVID-19, talks Bruce (Opinion)
Photo courtesy of Dena Denenberg
You may not know the name Larry Weiss, but you probably know some of the many hit songs he's written, including "Bend Me Shape Me" which was recorded by "The American Breed," Jeff Beck's "Hi Ho Silver Lining" and "Rhinestone Cowboy." He is currently recovering from COVID-19 and his latest work is a sign of the times called "Ordinary Joe."
Born in Newark to a mother who came through Ellis Island from Poland and a father whose parents were from Russia, Weiss explained his latest work to me in an email conversation.
"A little bit about my father, but most of all, about the generations of fathers everywhere and about patriotism and the love of this country. When I sit down behind my piano, I look up towards the heavens and say, 'OK, I'm ready.' As long as I don't get in the way, get too mental about it, it always works. Someone once told me, I write two kinds of songs. One that shoots through me like lightning and one that I struggle with, because God is busy talking to the neighbors. Ha!"
"Rhinestone Cowboy" was awarded song of the year by the CMA, ACM and American Music Awards. The song originally recorded by Glen Campbell and recently included by Bruce Springsteen on his "Western Stars" documentary was proclaimed one of the top ten most performed songs of the 20th century by ASCAP.
"The inspiration was multi-level. The verses were an expression of wanting to be heard and seen in the biggest way. The chorus was the expression of the kid inside who loved westerns and anything 'cowboy'. In fact, the chorus was inspired by an old film that Joel McCrea did about Buffalo Bill."
How did he feel when he first heard Glen Campbell sing it?
"I was blown away."
How does he feel about Bruce recording it?
"It was a great honor to learn that Bruce recorded my song. I felt his interpretation brought it closer to 'the streets' of Broadway."
Among the artists along with Campbell and Springsteen who have sung Larry's songs are Nat 'King' Cole, Dionne Warwick, Eric Burdon (and The Animals), Neil Diamond, Dolly Parton, and Loretta Lynn.
This past July, Larry contracted COVID-19, which then led to pneumonia. He was hospitalized for three months, and was in the ICU and on oxygen machines to help him breathe before being transferred to rehab centers.
"I had a roommate who came down with it and caught it from him. I wasn't worried, just frustrated to be debilitated. I always kept myself in good shape and felt that would help me recover. There were times that I faltered, but came through it. I was determined."
COVID-19 left him with vestibular issues as well as scarring on his lungs. He's recuperating at home now. What advice would he give?
"Wear a mask and take it seriously. It can get control over you, not the other way around. I am very grateful to still be here."
A GoFundMe page has been set up by Larry's daughter to help with his recovery. For most of his life, Larry Weiss has given us the gift of his great music, now we can help give him the gift of life.
The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5 talk show host Steve Trevelise. Any opinions expressed are Steve's own. Steve Trevelise is on New Jersey 101.5 Monday-Thursday from 7pm-11pm. Follow him on Twitter @realstevetrev.
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On 4 May 1535, at Tyburn in London, there died three Carthusian monks, the first of many martyrs of the English Reformation. Of these martyrs, forty-two have been canonized, and a further 242 have been declared Blessed; but the true number of those who died on the scaffold, perished in prison, or were tortured or persecuted for their faith cannot now be reckoned. The persecution lasted a hundred and fifty years and left a permanent mark on English culture: to this day Catholics continue to suffer certain minor disabilities under English law.
The martyrs celebrated today came from every walk of life. There were rich and poor; married and single; men and women. They are remembered for the example they gave of constancy in their faith and courage in the face of persecution. See the article in Wikipedia, which explains the context of their martyrdom and why it was deemed necessary.
See the comprehensive article in Wikipedia, which has links to the biographies of each saint.
She was born in Quebec and became a nun with the Sisters of the Holy Cross in 1857. In 1880 she founded the Little Sisters of the Holy Family, devoted to serving and caring for the clergy by looking after their households.
See also a brief history of the Little Sisters of the Holy Family.
He was an Irish hermit and metalworker who was persuaded by St Brigid to act as priest for her monastic community in Kildare, and he became the first Bishop of Kildare in around 490. In 519 he set out on pilgrimage to Rome but was attacked by wolves in the forests of Leinster and died on 4 May 519. See the article in Wikipedia.
William Davies (b. in North Wales, probably Croes yn Eirias, Denbighshire, date uncertain; executed at Beaumaris Castle, 27 July 1593) was a Welsh Roman Catholic priest. There is a chapel in Anglesey built as a memorial to him.
Charles Mahoney (Mahony; alias Meehan) (b. after 1639; executed at Ruthin, Denbighshire, 12 August 1679) was an Irish Franciscan.
Richard Flower (or Lloyd), a Welsh layman, aged 22, executed at Tyburn, 1588.
Humphrey Pritchard, a Welsh serving man arrested with Thomas Belson in Oxford 1589, and executed there.
Roger Cadwallador (b. at Stretton Sugwas, near Hereford, in 1568; executed at Leominster, 27 August 1610) was an English Roman Catholic priest.
Nicholas Wheeler, seminary priest from Herefordshire, executed at Tyburn 1586, aged 36.
During the Spanish religious persecution, culminating in the civil war of 1936-39 seventeen Carmelites from several Spanish communities gave their lives in defence and witness of their Christian faith. In July 1936, Angel Prat Hostench along with other religious were discovered while trying to escape persecution at the Tarrega railway station. Together with Prat were the priests Eliseo M. Maneus Besalduch, Anastasio M. Dorca Coraminas, Eduardo M. Serrano Buf; the students Pedro M. Ferrer Martin, Andrés M. Solé Rovina, Miguel M. Soler Sala, Juan M. Puigmitjà Rubiò and Pedro-Tomás M. Prat Colledecarrara; the lay brothers Eliseo M. Fontdecaba Quiroga, recently professed; and novices José M. Escoto Ruíz and Elías M. Garre Egea. Later in August, Carmelite nun Sister Maria del Patrocinio, after escaping her burning monastery was shot by militia. Further Carmelites were killed in October and November following inhumane interrogations and treatment. They were Brothers Ludovico M. Ayet Canós and Angel M. Presta Batlle, Father Fernando M. Llobera Puigsech and Eufrosino M. Raga Nadal, a sub-deacon. These Carmelites were among 498 martyrs of the Spanish civil war, beatified by Pope Benedict XVI in 2007.


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Domino announces launch of a new 7-colour ink set for the N-Series Label Press
Founded in 1978, Domino has established a global reputation for the continual development and manufacture of its total coding and printing technologies that meet the needs of manufacturers and sets new industry standards in quality and reliability.
Through a global network of 25 subsidiary offices and in excess of 200 distributors, the Domino Group operates in over 120 countries employing over 2,700 people worldwide with manufacturing facilities situated in UK, China, Germany, India, Sweden and USA. On 11 June 2015, Domino became an autonomous division of Brother Industries Limited. Brother Industries Limited is a public company based in Nagoya Japan and is listed on the Japanese Stock Exchange (6448:Tokyo).
Domino Digital Printing Solutions is set to launch a new 7-colour ink set for the N-Series Digital Label Press at Labelexpo Europe 2017 (Stand 9A60, Brussels Expo, 25th – 28th September 2017). The new Domino in-house developed and manufactured UV90 ink set has been specifically designed to address a range of common issues faced by the industry as digital ink jet label printing takes over from older generation technologies.
Designed and optimised for use specifically with the Domino N610i hardware and workflow, the new UV90 ink set has improved coverage and print quality on many media types, particularly in areas of low density tints. When used in High Quality Mode (50m/min) the ink set can accurately reproduce over 92% of the Pantone range, even more impressive is that in High Speed Mode (70m/min) the new ink set can still reproduce over 90% of the Pantone range.
As compliance is such an important factor when printing for food packaging, UV90 has been formulated to be both EuPIA and Swiss Ordinance compliant.
The UV90 ink set has significantly improved adhesion across a wide range of industry standard substrates, reducing the need for inline priming, or the need to use more expensive pre-coated medias. All early customers have reported superior adhesion levels across all tested media types and confirmed that neither priming nor pre-coated media is required. This allows significant savings to be made to their overall production costs.
Scott Fisher, President of Smyth Companies in the US, comments, "Domino's new UV90 ink set provides a number of attributes such as improved adhesion levels across paper and film substrates, increased cure rates and improved overall print performance."
Additional improvements have also been made to other mechanical properties. Lightfastness scores have a significantly higher rating when measured with the Blue Wool Scale, achieving the highest possible score of eight on most media types. Abrasion resistance is also greatly improved to maximise the shelf-life and shelf appeal of the final printed products.
The white opacity of the Domino N610i label press has always been the highest in the industry but with the UV90 ink set this has been further improved, achieving over 72% opacity at 50m/min.
Simon Howes, Product Manager for the N-Series at Domino Digital Printing Solutions concludes, "We are expecting that the new UV90 ink set will be well received by the industry and look forward to demonstrating its capabilities on our stand at Labelexpo Europe."
Watch Domino surpass their 'Production Efficiency' Challenge during Labelexpo 2019
Watch label industry experts discuss the best way to convert digitally printed labels
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2. Практика\Ненадлежащее использование белого флага перемирия
Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of (current)
Применение запрещенных видов оружия
Practice Relating to Rule 58. Improper Use of the White Flag of Truce
III. Military Manuals
The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia's Military Manual (1988) provides: "It is forbidden to use, during combat, in order to mislead the enemy … the flag of parlementaires and the white flag in general."
Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of, Propisi o Primeri Pravila Medjunarodnog Ratnog Prava u Oruzanim Snagama SFRJ, PrU-2, Savezni Sekretarijat za Narodnu Odbranu (Pravna Uprava), 1988, § 105(1).
Under the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia's Penal Code (1976), as amended in 2001, the use of a prohibited method of combat is a war crime.
Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of, Penal Code, 1976, as amended in 2001, Article 148(1).
The commentary specifies that: "The following methods of combat are banned under international law: … abuse of the flag of parlementaires, … the white flag".
Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of, Penal Code, 1976, as amended in 2001, commentary on Article 148(1); see also Article 153(1).


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The 1600 Sessions
Presented by the White House Historical Association
Preserving Presidential History
Stewart McLaurin
David Ferriero, Archivist of the United States
The National Archives has been collecting records of the United States since 1934. It holds billions of documents, photographs, and objects that tell the story of our country and our Presidents. White House Historical Association President Stewart McLaurin talks to David Ferriero, the Archivist of the United States, about the importance of record-keeping, and how presidential libraries tell the story of a president's time in the White House.
A Tour of White House History with Michael Beschloss
Featuring Historian Michael Beschloss
St. John's, the Church of the Presidents
Featuring Rev. Robert Fisher, Rector at St. John's Church
Special Episode: Reflections on the First 49 Episodes
Featuring Various Guests from Previous Episodes
Wine and the White House
Featuring Frederick J. Ryan, Jr., Chairman of the White House Historical Association
White House Transitions
Featuring Dr. Martha Kumar, Director, White House Transition Project, Tina Tchen, former Chief of Staff to First Lady Michelle Obama and Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement
The Decorator-In-Chief
Featuring Michael S. Smith, Interior Designer for the Obama White House
Stewart McLaurin, host
President of the White House Historical Association
As President of the White House Historical Association Stewart McLaurin leads the nonpartisan, nonprofit in its mission to preserve, protect, and provide access to White House history. As a lifelong student of history, Stewart is an avid reader and storyteller. His first book, White House Miscellany was published this past year and he authors a quarterly column in the White House History Journal. Drawing on his own experiences, relationships, and knowledge he provides listeners with a front row seat to history at the White House.
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I see that there are not any recent posts about these iconic cameras. I am a restorer/collector with a few of these cameras looking to gain more knowledge of them.
Currently I have a set of videos in progress about some of my cameras posted on mitchellCamera.com in the "members articles" section. As a result of a research project, I have also published a series of Mitchell production charts on that site that give serial numbers of Standards, BNC' s and NC' s by year ends that may be of interest to some of you here. ED.
I'm one of those Mitchell cameramen still standing! When we used A Mitchell Fries for VFX work on THE HANGOVER, I was the only one who knew how to use it! Times have changed.
I still remember my first 'proper' job as a service tech beginner checking over a Fries Mitchell attached to a motion control rig belonging to an animation company back in the mid 90s. Amazing how these cameras were still the gold standard for animation and VFX even into the new millennium. And a direct evolution to the Panavision film cameras still being used today.
In a previous workplace we had a fully blimped Mitchell NC in the lobby, which I often examined with curiosity. Beast of a thing, must have taken two strong men just to mount it on its geared head!


Two elected officials pleaded guilty today on charges of demanding and taking bribes in exchange for their official acts in connection with a municipal contract, Acting United States Attorney Daniel Lemisch announced.
Lemisch was joined in the announcement by FBI Special Agent in Charge David P. Gelios and Manny J. Muriel, Special Agent in Charge, Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation, Detroit Field Office.
Pleading guilty were former Chesterfield Township Supervisor Michael Lovelock, 57, of New Baltimore, and former Macomb Township Trustee Clifford Freitas, 43, of Macomb Township.
According to court records Lovelock, from approximately 2010 through 2016, demanded and accepted money from a municipal vendor in exchange for using his official position as Chesterfield Supervisor to (1) secure an extension of a contract the vendor had with the township, (2) put past due accounts of the vendor on the Chesterfield tax rolls so as to assist the vendor in getting paid by township residents, (3) obtain payment from Macomb County for the vendor for its work on flood damage that occurred in August 2014; and (4) provide a favorable reference for the vendor for other municipalities and so that Lovelock would not speak negatively about the vendor. In total, Lovelock accepted over $30,000 in cash from the vendor's representative. In addition, Lovelock accepted two other bribe payments totaling $4,000 in cash from an undercover agent of the FBI and an individual cooperating in the investigation.
Clifford Freitas pleaded guilty to demanding and accepting money in exchange for his official acts as a Macomb Township Trustee. According to court records, Freitas demanded and accepted money from a municipal vendor in exchange for using his official position as a Trustee to get the vendor a municipal contract and to secure favorable terms for the company. In July 2015, Macomb Township put out a request for proposal for a municipal contract. Soon thereafter, Freitas approached a representative of a prospective vendor, and Freitas demanded money in return for Freitas' support as a Trustee. Freitas agreed to accept $7,500 from the vendor in return for his assistance in getting the contract. Through his position as a Trustee, Freitas obtained sensitive bid information on the municipal contract in order to help the vendor, telling the vendor what bid was needed to beat out competing contractors. After the vendor was awarded the contract by Macomb Township, Freitas demanded an additional $35,000 from the company representative for his additional assistance as a public official relating to the contract.
This investigation is being conducted by the FBI Detroit Area Corruption Task Force, a multiagency task force led by the FBI Detroit Division and comprised of the Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigation Division, Michigan State Police, Michigan Attorney General's Office, and several other local and federal law enforcement agencies. It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys R. Michael Bullotta and David A. Gardey.


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A rail tunnel could be built through Manchester city centre to tackle congestion as the city grows.
Manchester City Council, Salford Council and Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) are working on joint plans to improve Manchester's public transport, easing road congestion around the city.
One proposal mooted in their City Centre Transport Strategy (CCTS), which will be scrutinised by Manchester councillors next week, is for a new rail tunnel to run under the city.
In the report the joint authors wrote: "As the city centre expands over a wider area, we will need to improve transport connections to make sure that the centre is still easy to get around, particularly on foot, by bike and by using public transport.
A new rail tunnel cutting through the city was first proposed by TfGM in its 2040 transport strategy, which said new rail tunnels could be developed as part of a long-term strategy from the 2030s.
Manchester residents will be asked how they use transport to get around the city over a 12-week consultation, which will inform the CCTS plans.
They need to concentrate on getting the four-tracking of Piccadilly to Oxford Road agreed by the government before dreaming of tunnels. That's not to deny that a tram tunnel down Oxford Road itself would be extremely useful.


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A decision-based velocity ramp for minimizing the effect of misclassifications during real-time pattern recognition control
Ann M. Simon*, Levi J. Hargrove, Blair A. Lock, Todd A. Kuiken
Real-time pattern recognition control is frequently affected by misclassifications. This study investigated the use of a decision-based velocity ramp that attenuated movement speed after a change in classifier decision. The goal was to improve prosthesis positioning by minimizing the effect of unintended movements. Nonamputee and amputee subjects controlled a prosthesis in real time using pattern recognition. While performing a target achievement test in a virtual environment, subjects had a significantly higher completion rate ( p< 0.05) and a more direct path (p < 0.05) to the target with the velocity ramp than without it. Using a physical prosthesis, subjects stacked a greater average number of 1-in cubes (p< 0.05) in 3 min with the velocity ramp than without it (76 more blocks for nonamputees; 89 more blocks for amputees). Real-time control using the velocity ramp also showed significant performance improvements above using majority vote. Eighty-three percent of subjects preferred to control the prosthesis using the velocity ramp. These results suggest that using a decision-based velocity ramp with pattern recognition may improve user performance. Since the velocity ramp is a postprocessing step, it has the potential to be used with a variety of classifiers for many applications.
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https://doi.org/10.1109/TBME.2011.2155063
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Simon, Ann M. ; Hargrove, Levi J. ; Lock, Blair A. et al. / A decision-based velocity ramp for minimizing the effect of misclassifications during real-time pattern recognition control. In: IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering. 2011 ; Vol. 58, No. 8. pp. 2360-2368.
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Shift- (verb) meaning to move or change from one position to another, often slightly. The idea of shift is manifested throughout the collection.
The FW18/19 collection brings to life a version of tailored-casual wear executed with an eye for details. Pockets are shifted into the seams, collars are shifted larger, garment staples are being 'shifted' to create something new. The idea of 'shift', also means to change our judgement or attitude- especially society's attitude towards gender difference. At Graye, we embrace all cultural differences and advocate gender neutral designs. This collection continues to offer unisex designs and promotes the modern zen lifestyle.
This season features traditional silhouettes like the safari jackets and cuban collar top ; utilitarian tonal trousers perfect for transiting effortlessly from work to leisure. Expect luxurious tencel fabrics with a denim-like appeal and our signature linen fabric constructed in a textured weave. This collection continues to uphold the brand's DNA and relaxed silhouettes with carefully selected lightweight fabrics especially curated for the South East Asia Market.


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Comparing General Health Of Vaxed Vx Unvaxed
March 3, 2019 by IWB
by SP
Biostatisticians from the University of Mississippi interviewed the parents of 666 grade school students about the overall health of their children. The questionaire was anonymous and unverified (they did not attempt to check actual medical records). Everything was based on parental recall. Thus this should be interpretted lightly, not as any strong "proof" of anything.
Vaccines are among the greatest achievements of biomedical science and one of the most effective public health interventions of the 20th century. Among U.S. children born between 1995 and 2013, vaccination is estimated to have prevented … 21 million hospitalizations and 732,000 premature deaths.. . About 95% of U.S. children of kindergarten age receive all of the recommended vaccines as a requirement for school and daycare attendance.
But there are few long term safety studies, or studies that look at the cummulative risk of 48 vaccinations on a broad range of parameters.
Although short-term immunologic and safety testing is performed on vaccines prior to their approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the long-term effects of individual vaccines and of the vaccination program itself remain unknown [8]. Vaccines are acknowledged to carry risks of severe acute and chronic adverse effects, such as neurological complications and even death [9], but such risks are considered so rare that the vaccination program is believed to be safe and effective for virtually all children.
There are very few randomized trials on any existing vaccine recommended for children in terms of morbidity and mortality, in part because of ethical concerns involving withholding vaccines from children assigned to a control group.
The vaccine's value is presumed to be self-evident and overwhelming, without study. [The history of medicine has shown this to be a terrible approach!]
A major challenge in comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children has been to identify an accessible pool of unvaccinated children, since the vast majority of children in the U.S. are vaccinated. Children educated at home ("homeschool children") are suitable for such studies as a higher proportion are unvaccinated compared to public school children.
Demographic between the vaccinated and unvaccinated home-schooled kids were similar with home schoolers tending to be white, upper-middle class and with slightly higher educational levels.
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Vaccinated children were significantly more likely than the unvaccinated to have been diagnosed with the following:
allergic rhinitis (10.4% vs. 0.4%),
other allergies (22.2% vs. 6.9%),
eczema/atopic dermatitis (9.5% vs. 3.6%),
a learning disability (5.7% vs. 1.2%),
ADHD (4.7% vs. 1.0%),
ASD –Autism- (4.7% vs. 1.0%),
any neurodevelopmental disorder (i.e., learning disability, ADHD or ASD) (10.5% vs. 3.1%, ) and
any chronic illness (44.0% vs. 25.0%).
With regard to acute and chronic conditions, vaccinated children were significantly less likely than the unvaccinated to have had chickenpox and pertussis but, contrary to expectation, were significantly more likely to have been diagnosed with otitis media, pneumonia, allergic rhinitis, eczema, and NDD. The vaccinated were also more likely to have used antibiotics, allergy and fever medications; to have been fitted with ventilation ear tubes [myringotomy tubes for persistent otitis media]; visited a doctor for a health issue in the previous year, and been hospitalized. The reason for hospitalization and the age of the child at the time were not determined, but the latter finding appears consistent with a study of 38,801 reports to the VAERS of infants who were hospitalized or had died after receiving vaccinations. The study reported a linear relationship between the number of vaccine doses administered at one time and the rate of hospitalization and death; moreover, the younger the infant at the time of vaccination, the higher was the rate of hospitalization and death [55]. The hospitalization rate increased from 11% for 2 vaccine doses to 23.5% for 8 doses (r2 = 0.91), while the case fatality rate increased significantly from 3.6% for those receiving from 1-4 doses to 5.4 % for those receiving from 5-8 doses.
It will be very surprising to most of us traditional MD/DO doctors that the occurance of pneumonia and otitis media was HIGHER in the vaccinated group. The vaccines against Hemophilus Influenza Type B (HIB) and pneumococcus intitially reduced these common respiratory pathogens which were the leading causes of pneumonia and otitis media in children. Alas, other species (like Moraxella catarrhalis and Hemophilus Influenza type A) and strains seem to have filled the void left by the abscense of these big two. (Much documentation of this effect).
READ PUBLIC HEALTH ENGLAND UNDER THE MICROSCOPE: a massive, sprawling mess that signals a much bigger problem
You will also recognize that this list is the list of conditions mediated by the Th2 arm of the immune system. This returns us to the topic of the Th1/Th2 imbalance.
Perhaps it is reasonable to study the overall health effects of vaccinations?
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Today Prayer Time in Pekanbaru. Current Sunni / Fiqh Hanafi Namaz Time of Pekanbaru are.
Pekanbaru Prayer Timings - Today 26 April 2019 Pekanbaru Namaz Timings are Fajar 04:58 am, Zuhr 12:12 pm, Asr 04:33 pm, Maghrib 06:16 pm & Isha 07:27 pm. Today Islamic Date is 21 Shaban 1440 in Pekanbaru, Indonesia. The prayer times are different every day in Pekanbaru, A complete 7 days Namaz Time schedule and monthly calendar of Pekanbaru Namaz timings is given on this page for your information.
It is very convenient and accurate way to find the exact Pekanbaru Namaz time for people who do not have access to the mosque or Azan clock. You can also download or print the Prayer timings of Pekanbaru for your convenience, specially in the areas where Muslims do not hear the Azan from Mosque. These timings are updated regularly according to the calculation of University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi, Fiqa Hanafi (Sunni). These timings are (Fiqa Hanfi) Sunni Namaz Timings in Pekanbaru. For Shia Namaz timings in Pekanbaru, Click here.


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Q: change button's scale and add a shadow when click button
I want to change the button's scale and add a shadow effect when the button is clicked, but the added shadow effect is not complete, where is the problem, why is the shadow of the last button only complete?

 @objc func ButtonOnClicking(_ sender:homePageBtn){

    UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.3, delay: 0, usingSpringWithDamping: 0.3, initialSpringVelocity: 0.5, options: UIViewAnimationOptions.allowAnimatedContent, animations: {
        sender.layer.masksToBounds = false
        sender.transform = CGAffineTransform(scaleX: 1.1, y: 1.1)
        sender.layer.shadowColor = ColorHellp.getColor("333333").cgColor
        sender.layer.shadowOffset = CGSize(width: 0, height: 0)
        sender.layer.shadowRadius = 4
        sender.layer.shadowOpacity = 0.3

    }) { (isfinished) in
        print("finished")
    }
}

A: I can see, that also for the first button the shadow is complete, but it looks like, that the button is under the other ones.
So try something like bringSubViewToFront or change the z-index.

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Rasmus Jönsson (Viken, 27 januari 1990) is een Zweeds profvoetballer die doorgaans speelt als spits. In 2014 verruilde hij VfL Wolfsburg voor Aalborg BK.

Clubcarrière

Helsingborgs IF
Rasmus speelde in zijn tienerjaren bij Helsingborgs IF. Hij werd al ontdekt door scouts van Helsingborgs toen hij bij Viken IK voetbalde. Hierdoor kwam Rasmus in de jeugdopleiding van Helsingborgs IF. Jönsson mocht in 2008 debuteren in het eerste elftal in de Allsvenskan. Ex-voetballer Henrik Larsson beschouwt hem als zijn opvolger. In 2008 kwam Jönsson tot vier doelpunten in achttien wedstrijden. In 2009 en 2010 kwam hij gezamenlijk tot veertien doelpunten,

Interlandcarrière
Jönsson debuteerde voor het Zweeds voetbalelftal op 19 januari 2011 in de gewonnen uitwedstrijd tegen Botswana (1-2) in Kaapstad, net als Pär Hansson (Helsingborgs IF), Niklas Backman (AIK Solna), Pierre Bengtsson (FC København), Jiloan Hamad (Malmö FF) en Nordin Gerzić (Örebro SK).

Statistieken

Erelijst

Zie ook
Lijst van spelers van Aalborg BK
 Lijst van spelers van Helsingborgs IF
 Lijst van spelers van VfL Wolfsburg
 Lijst van spelers van FSV Frankfurt
Lijst van spelers van Helsingborgs IF

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Our main office is located in Arden, a village of 2,500 inhabitants 38km south of Denmark's 4th biggest town, Aalborg, in the north of the country.
Each year, we take part in various events in Denmark's two largest cities (Copenhagen and Arhus) and also in villages in the region where our office is located (Arden, Hadsund, Skelund, Gl. Skørping, etc.). We go to markets, where we display and sell crafts from some of our African partners, including members of Emmaus International.
In 2016, the most important event that we participated in was the Arhus festive week (from 28 August to 3 September). As well as our African crafts stall we and Emmaus Europe also took part in a debate on migration.
We have 139 members across Denmark.
We are all volunteers: some 15 members occasionally help with sales, another 15 or so raise awareness in various areas of the country through meetings, writing, translation, etc. The 5-10 most active members do both.
-	The Arden Cultural Centre.
-	Several other associations and private companies who have displayed and sold craft products.
-	At the end of 2010 we went to visit Pag-la-Yiri, Burkina Faso.
We will continue with sales-exhibitions in the coming years, in our village and in villages in the region, but also in other corners of our country where our active members live.
In 2016, hundreds of people visited our sale at the Christmas market and learnt about the crafts we sell: the sale was a financial success and it also allowed us to share a different view of Africa to that usually presented by the media.
Short documents in our journal and on our website support information circulated by the Cultural Centre.
We have a successful collaboration with an association called Afro-art that organises similar activities in the north of Denmark.
In the two largest cities in our country we work in collaboration with two organisations, Mundu in Arhus and Colour Café in Copenhagen.
We must continue to regularly attend certain events in order to create a link with more of the Danish people and to raise awareness.


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CDCFE winners at the International Student Animation Awards
Home » News » CDCFE winners at the International Student Animation Awards
CDCFE winners at the International Student Animation Awards, Dingle 22nd/23rd of March 2019
Students from the BA top degree in animation had four films selected for the "Official Selection" at Animation Dingle 2019. This is a big achievement given that the event welcomes student applications from throughout Ireland but also from international colleges and Universities. It is the biggest animation event in the country and takes place on an annual basis.
The student films selected were Mamma's Little Monster by Director/Writer Kelly Herbert, "Sound Holds the Distance Travelled" by Director/Writer/Producer Gareth Gowran/Sadhbh Lawlor," Dobrogor" by Director/Writer/Producer Marek Winnicki and "On The Radio" by Director/Writer Dave Cooney.
Of these, two of our college films were nominated for the International Student Animation Awards Marek Winniki's "Dobrogor" for the Best Art Direction/Design category and Gareth Gowran's "Sound Holds the Distance Travelled" for the best Director Award. Marek Winniki's film won his category. This is an enormous achievement for a student from CDCFE given the strength of the competition.
On another note Aidan McAteer who is currently a student on our BA Top Degree won the "Best Director of an Animated Series" award at the industry based Irish Animation Awards for his role as director of the hit CBBC TV series "Danger Mouse."
40 students and staff from the college attended events in Dingle which included speakers such as Bob Peterson (Toy Story, Up, Monsters Inc) Richie Baneham (Oscar Winner for Avatar, Lord Of the Rings) and so on.
It was a brilliant experience for all of the students and staff and we are looking forward to further successes in the future at the event.
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A healing song as a community unites against child sex abuse
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Kate Mani
28 March 2017
Rae Le Fleur sings 'Roller-coaster Ride'
One by one the communal leaders say 'sorry.' "We failed you."
Parents and teenagers, neighbours and grandparents, victims and survivors have gathered in a show of solidarity against child sexual abuse in the Jewish community. It is also a public reconciliation of sorts.
This 'Night of Healing' on Monday night in Melbourne has been organised by Tzedek, a support group for Jewish victims of child sex abuse, at the urging of prominent Jewish advocate and abuse survivor, Manny Waks.
Waks hopes this evening will address the pain, confusion and division that has crippled the Jewish community since public revelations in the Royal Commission hearings regarding sexual abuse and its concealment in Melbourne and Sydney Yeshiva communities.
Last Thursday's final hearing in Sydney, a part of the Royal Commission into Institutionalised Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, follows hearings in 2015 and a report in 2016 on abuse within the Jewish community. Since then, institutions have implemented child protection policies, but Waks and other advocates
remain angry that some disgraced leaders have not yet been forced to resign and are still being paid salaries.
Tonight however is a time to share stories, acknowledge the abuse that occurred and say sorry for, as Waks puts it, "members of our community committing unspeakable crimes against members of our community."
The theme of 'the witness' permeates the speeches. Dr Vicki Gordon of Australian Jewish Psychologists praises sexual abuse survivors for speaking publicly during the Commission hearings, allowing those present 'to witness and validate' the stories being told.
"Soul murder," says Dr Gordon, looking up from the lectern. "This assault, this betrayal, often by someone known and trusted by the victim, destroys their soul."
Drawing from her own experience attending the 2015 hearings, she explains how listening to survivor accounts can help those abused to feel connected with the community and allow the community to show support for victims.
"To be in the room," she continues, "and to hear testimonies of their abuse and of their traumas … was to connect, to empathise, to feel, touch, smell, taste and hear just a glimpse of what that soul murder looked like."
President of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry, Anton Block, describes how it takes a village to raise a child and how, as chiefs of this village, the community as a whole has failed these children by both the engagement in abuse and the subsequent culture of concealment.
"[Victims] have been saying 'where are you?'" he says. "We are here and here we will always be."
Never again will victims stand alone, Block says, nor suffer recriminations or rejection for speaking up.
The dangers of denial are reemphasised by Rabbi Yaakov Glasman of the Rabbinical Council of Australia and New Zealand (RCANZ), who recounts how assault being dealt with 'in-house' by Rabbis created a culture of concealment. Since the 2015 Royal Commission, this failing has been partly addressed through the creation of RCANZ. Glasman believes that with greater transparency, accountability and external regulation 'we've ushered in a new era of responsibility.'
For Tzedek CEO Dr Michelle Meyer, this new era of responsibility means providing victims with long-denied support and a listening ear.
"The statement 'I believe you' is a powerful affirmation and one that can take a survivor over the initial threshold, into a pathway of recovery," Dr Meyer says.
"Understanding that abuse is not their fault is another part of healing. Many survivors blame themselves. Placing responsibility where it belongs is important, empowering survivors to regain a positive sense of self."
The audience soon becomes witness to another form of testimony, the words of abuse-survivor Rae Le Fleur in her song Roller-coaster Ride. The song reflects on those who shunned the stories of abuse they heard, who covered them up, who turned a blind eye: the silent witness.
"She's feeling really alone," Le Fleur sings. "Do you care, are you aware that it's a roller-coaster ride?"
Originally published at +61j.


Patna: RJD chief Lalu Prasad on Saturday said his party will organise a rally against demonetisation in the Bihar capital after the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls.
He also said that he would rope in like-minded political leaders for the proposed rally.
"We will hold a massive rally against the November 8 demonetisation after the Uttar Pradesh elections," the former Bihar Chief Minister told the media here.
The President of Rashtriya Janata Dal — while is in power in Bihar along with Janata Dal-United and the Congress — denied reports that the RJD will not organise the rally against the note ban in view of the pro-demonetisation stand of ally JD-U led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
"I will talk to Congress President Sonia Gandhi, its Vice-President Rahul Gandhi, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee and other like-minded leaders to join the proposed rally," Lalu said.
He said his party proposed to hold the rally early this year but decided to postpone it due to seven-phase assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh, scheduled to be held between February 11 and March 8.
Last December, RJD organised sit-ins at Patna and all district headquarters against demonetisation. Lalu participated in the 'maha dharna' in Patna.


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PRICE v. THE STATE.
(237 Ga. App. 54)
Judge Harold R. Banke.
Aggravated assault. Muscogee Superior Court. Before Judge Johnston.
Brian S. Price was convicted of aggravated assault. He enumerates five errors on appeal.
This case arose in the evening after the victim, Price's wife, took the keys to his car to prevent him from driving drunk. She left with the keys and stayed away all night, drinking coffee in a gas station until she reported for work the next morning. After she arrived at work, Price came in, still intoxicated, wanting his keys. At that point, the victim telephoned the police. When she refused to relinquish the keys, he threw her to the ground, hit her in the face, and repeatedly kicked her in the back and stomach. Price left as the police arrived, but was apprehended and arrested. Held:
1. The record refutes Price's contention that the evidence was insufficient to sustain his conviction because the State introduced no evidence showing that the victim sustained serious bodily injury. The victim testified that Price pushed her down and hit her in the face. A paramedic who drove her to the hospital testified that the victim "had massive damage to the face, [her] left eye was swollen, [and] she had a large hematoma to the back of her head." The victim told the paramedic that her husband had kicked her several times in the stomach and the back and hit her on the back of the head with a telephone. Photographs and other witnesses corroborated the extent of the victim's injuries. This evidence is sufficient to support the verdict. Jackson v. Virginia, 443 U. S. 307 (99 SC 2781, 61 LE2d 560) (1979).
In this same enumeration, Price also appears to argue that his indictment was fatally flawed because it failed to (1) allege the manner in which each of the three weapons mentioned therein delivered each injury or (2) characterize those weapons as deadly. 1 Our law prohibits defendants from enlarging the scope of their enumerations in their briefs. Guest v. State, 229 Ga. App. 627, 628 (1) (494 SE2d 523) (1997). Were we to reach his arguments, we would reject them in any event. See Stone v. State, 229 Ga. App. 367, 370 (1) (b) (494 SE2d 48) (1997) (proof that Stone committed the crime in one of the ways alleged in the indictment was all that was required); see also Jay v. State, 232 Ga. App. 661, 662 (1) (503 SE2d 563) (1998) (when an indictment charges that the weapon used in an aggravated assault was likely to cause serious bodily injury, no reference to deadly weapons is required).
2. Price maintains that the trial court's recharge on aggravated assault improperly defined the offense as "an attempt to commit a violent injury to the person of another." 2 The record shows that after the recharge, the trial court inquired whether counsel had any exceptions. Defense counsel stated, "None from the defendant." A party cannot acquiesce to an error and then assert it on appeal. Brooks v. State, 190 Ga. App. 430, 432 (2) (379 SE2d 228) (1989). We note that the initial charge correctly stated the law and the evidence of aggravated assault was overwhelming. Willingham v. State, 268 Ga. 64, 66 (5) (485 SE2d 735) (1997); Hunley v. State, 227 Ga. App. 234, 235 (1) (488 SE2d 716) (1997); OCGA 16-5-21 (a) (2).
3. Price argues that the trial court erred by failing to define deadly weapon in its charge or inform the jury that hands, feet, and a telephone may or may not be deadly weapons, depending upon their use. Price's failure to request this charge in writing precludes his argument. Grice v. State, 199 Ga. App. 829, 830-831 (6) (406 SE2d 262) (1991). Moreover, Price was not charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
4. Price claims the trial court erred in reading the indictment to the jury without including an allegation that deadly weapons were involved. The indictment did not charge the deadly weapons language of OCGA 16-5-21, and such was not required. Jay, 232 Ga. App. at 662 (1). It follows that that language would not have been in the indictment when the trial court read it to the jury and its exclusion was not error.
We observe that the trial court's reading of the indictment also erroneously omitted language describing the weapons as "when used offensively likely to result in serious bodily injury." But Price does not argue that this omission was error. Moreover, the evidence is overwhelming, the indictment was sent into the deliberations, and the court instructed the jury that the official charge they should consider was in the indictment. See Favors v. State, 182 Ga. App. 179, 180 (1) (355 SE2d 109) (1987).
5. Price maintains his trial counsel was ineffective for failing to object and reserve objections to the erroneous recharge on aggravated assault. See Division 2. To establish ineffectiveness, a defendant must show that trial counsel's performance was deficient and the deficiency caused sufficient prejudice to deprive him of a fair trial. Earnest v. State, 262 Ga. 494, 496 (5) (422 SE2d 188) (1992). Such evidence must overcome the "strong presumption" that counsel's performance fell within the wide range of reasonable professional assistance. Id. We need not reach the deficiency issue absent a showing of prejudice. Trammel v. State, 265 Ga. 156 (1) (454 SE2d 501) (1995). Here, the overwhelming evidence and the fact that the jury had the indictment during its deliberations prevent Price from establishing a reasonable likelihood that the trial's outcome would have been different had counsel objected to the recharge. Tucker v. State, 232 Ga. App. 350, 351 (501 SE2d 868) (1998).
J. Gray Conger, District Attorney, Patrick B. Moore, Assistant District Attorney, for appellee.
1 The indictment charged Price with striking and kicking the victim with his hands and feet and a telephone receiver, which when used offensively . . . [was] likely to result in serious bodily injury."
2 In an apparent slip of the tongue, the trial court characterized assault as aggravated assault. The court charged the jury as follows:Aggravated assault is an attempt to commit a violent injury to the person of another, an act which places another person in reasonable apprehension of immediately receiving a violent injury. A person commits the offense of aggravated assault when that person assaults another person with any object which, when used offensively against a person, is likely to result in serious bodily injury.
Brian S. Price, pro se.
William J. Mason, for appellant.
DECIDED FEBRUARY 23, 1999 -- RECONSIDERATION DENIED MARCH 17, 1999 -- CERT. APPLIED FOR.
ALLSUP v. THE STATE. (250 Ga. App. 53) (550 SE2d 425) (2001)
MOORE v. THE STATE. (246 Ga. App. 163) (539 SE2d 851) (2000)
JOHNSON v. THE STATE. (245 Ga. App. 761) (538 SE2d 850) (2000)


Cricket is a very popular sport in Australia, not just for watching at the pub with your mates but also for playing at the beach.
I admit that I'm not a big sports fan in general but I can usually follow along with NFL or baseball pretty well.
Not at all the case with cricket.
This is one of the reasons I was delighted to discover Ninh Ly's site and his very detailed videos explaining sports from all over the world, one being cricket. But even after watching the video several times I felt that I still didn't quite have the rules down mainly because he talks really fast.
I decided to transcribe Ninh's video, not just for myself, but also to share here on SMG for other American expats that might need a quick lesson on the rules of cricket.
Watch though the video first then read through my transcription below. You can always pull up this post on your phone while watching a match too.
The object of the cricket is for your team to score more runs than the opposing team. Seems simple enough.
Teams are made up of 11 players with one substitute in case of injury.
At the beginning of the game a coin toss determines who bats first. The fielding team will put all 11 players on the field whilst the batting team will send out two batsmen.
Batsmen always work in pairs. A batsman cannot bat alone. The batsman's job is to score runs and defend their wickets. These wickets are three wooden stumps with two wooden bails resting on top of them.
The batsmen try and hit the ball away from the wickets and run to their partners crease. If a batsman hits the ball and both men safely run to the opposite crease, they will score one run.
If the bowler bowls the ball high, wide or throws a no ball, an illegal ball, this automatically scores one run for the batsmen's team. If the bowler's foot is over the crease, this equals no ball.
If the batsman hit the ball along the floor and it reaches the boundary, this scores four runs automatically without the batsman having to run. And, if the batsman hits the ball in the air and it goes over the boundary, this is an automatic six runs. This is the highest scoring play in cricket.
It's the job of the fielding team to get the batsman out of the game.
The fielding team can designate a specific place to bowl the ball towards the batsman.
To bowl the ball, a ball must be bowled over arm and be within the channel of play.
In cricket there are 10 ways for a fielding team to get you out.
Bowled out. If the bowler bowls the ball and hits the batsman's wicket and knocks over the bails, he's been bowled out.
Caught out. If the batsman hits the ball in the air and it's caught by a fielder, he's been caught out.
Run out. If the batsman runs for his partners crease and the ball is thrown into the wickets before the batsman gets there, he's been run out.
Leg Before Wicket. If the ball hits the batsman's leg and the umpire thinks that the ball would have hit the wickets if his leg wasn't in the way, he is ruled out by LBW, leg before wicket.
Stumped out. If the batsman swings and misses the ball the wicketkeeper can catch the ball and push the ball into the wickets. If this happens before the batsman can return to the crease, he's been stumped out.
Hit wicket or accidental out. On the rarest of occasions a batsman can get himself out or his own partner out by accidentally hitting the wickets themselves.
The other four ways to get out in cricket almost never happen in today's game. These include hitting the ball twice in one stroke, handling the ball, obstructing a fielding player or taking too long to take to the field.
Once a batsman is out he's replaced by the next batsman in the batting team's line up. Once 10 players are out, the players switch sides so the batsmen are now the fielders and vice versa.
The highest run total after both sides have had their turn to bat wins.
That's basically the game in a nutshell, but there are a few other things you'll need to understand.
A bowler must deliver six legal bowls to a batsman. Six legal bowls is known as an "over". Once an over is complete a new bowler will then try and get the other batsman out by bowling the ball from the other side.
Once both teams have finished batting this is known as an innings.
The amount of overs and innings vary depending on the format of cricket.
In 20/20 Cricket each team is given 20 overs for 1 innings. This game generally lasts about 3 hours.
In One Day Cricket each team is given 40 or 50 overs for 1 innings. As the name implies, the game generally lasts about a day.
In Test Cricket there are no limits for overs and the game theoretically ends when all batsmen are out and is usually played for 2 innings. This game can last anywhere up to 5 days and is the oldest and longest form of cricket.
If you're new to cricket I highly recommend watching the highlights of any premier league just to start out with. If you're watching cricket on TV they'll conveniently tell you how many runs have been scored, how many batsmen are out and they'll even tell you what the other team scored and how many runs are required to win the game.
Cricket may seem like a slow game, but if you watch or play it the rules will become clear.
If I've made a mistake or anything needs to be clarified, please let me know in the comments section below. Cheers.