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Yorkshire v Hampshire (day two): Bresnan and Lyth stand tall to help hosts gain advantage at Headingley
LEADING MAN: Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan's 5-28 were his best figures in his county championship career. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
Chris Waters
Published: 17:40 Wednesday 19 September 2018
IF EVER a comment summed up Tim Bresnan, it was when he was asked after close of play on Wednesday night whether he had been desperate to take the final wicket of the Hampshire first innings, which would have given him the first six-wicket haul of his first-class career.
"No, not really," he smiled, looking somewhat surprised by the interviewer's question. "I couldn't give a toss who got the last wicket, to be honest, as long as someone did, and we didn't have to spend too long out in the field and could get on with batting and building a lead."
NICE TOUCH: Yorkshire's Adam Lyth hits out on his way to an unbeaten 60 on day two against Hampshire at Headingley. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
It was a revealing response, one suggestive of a man who puts side over self, the bigger picture over any personal consideration.
"Of course, it was nice to get five wickets," he clarified, after finishing with career-best figures of 5-28. "I don't take five wickets very often, so it's nice to know I can still do a job."
Thanks largely to Bresnan, Yorkshire dismissed Hampshire for 157 in reply to 184 before closing day two on 172-4, a lead of 199 as they seek the win that would guarantee their First Division survival.
The former England man already had two wickets to his name overnight, and he took the first three of the morning after Hampshire resumed on 79-5, trapping Kyle Abbott lbw before having Tom Alsop caught at second slip and catching Liam Dawson off his own bowling – an instinctive take as he thrust out his left hand.
I couldn't give a toss who got the last wicket, to be honest, as long as someone did, and we didn't have to spend too long out in the field and could get on with batting and building a lead.
Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan
It completed only the ninth five-fer of Bresnan's first-class career as he beat his previous best of 5-36 against Notts at Scarborough in 2016.
He attributes the lack of five-fers to not taking the new ball and to doing the "grunt work", as he puts it, before the "big boys return to mop up the tail" – tongue, as ever, wedged firmly in cheek.
Bresnan's intervention was timely and indicative of the way that Yorkshire have rallied in recent days.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going, and after defeating Lancashire last week, Yorkshire have the chance of another fine win, Adam Lyth leading the charge in their second innings with a splendid, unbeaten 60.
Yorkshire's Tom Kohler-Cadmore hits out through cover point on his way to a spritely 33 on day two against Hampshire at Headingley. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
Bresnan epitomises the fight in the camp and said that it was "nice to reward Yorkshire for putting faith in me" after they recently handed him a new two-year contract following weeks of discussions.
He was not entirely happy with the way that it all dragged out and is honest enough to say as much. Did he ever come close to leaving?
"I bought some train tickets," he quipped, before adding that "I'm glad it's sorted now and I can start looking ahead to the future".
World Cup hero Jason Roy set for England Test debut against Ireland
That future sees Bresnan as an important figure in a period of transition as an experienced hand to help guide the club's youngsters.
Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan takes a superb catch from his own bowling to dismiss Hampshire's Liam Dawson. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
With typical candour, he has not been entirely satisfied with his efforts this year – "if I'm playing well, the team usually plays well, and I've not been good enough", he said, referring primarily to his batting rather than a respectable return of 32 Championship wickets at 26.
But the sight of him toiling away yesterday into a howling gale was a rousing sight on as windy a day for cricket as Headingley can have known.
That wind was so strong, in fact, that it blew down a section of advertising hoarding on to a spectator in the East Stand, who was not badly hurt, and it sent Steve Patterson's cap flying a full 40 yards, the Yorkshire captain several times getting close to it before it mockingly blew away from him just as he was about to pick it up.
After Matthew Waite bowled a driving Ian Holland, leaving the visitors 140-9, it was Ben Coad who nipped in to take that final Hampshire wicket, trapping Gareth Berg lbw for the joint top-score of 25.
Leading by 27, Yorkshire had increased their advantage to 53 when Jeet Raval was first to fall in their second innings, caught behind driving at Fidel Edwards.
Harry Brook played well before being caught behind off spinner Dawson's first delivery, and Gary Ballance became Dawson's second victim when he was adjudged lbw, umpire Graham Lloyd taking so long to raise his finger that he almost timed himself out in the process.
Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan celebrates dismissing Hampshire's Liam Dawson with a catch from his own bowling. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
Tom Kohler-Cadmore, a man in excellent touch, struck an impressive trio of off-side boundaries off Abbott before he was fourth out at 132, caught behind off Holland. But Jonny Tattersall kept Lyth company until stumps to cap another encouraging day for the hosts.
"We've got a very useful lead to kick on and try and get a win in this game now," said Bresnan. "Lythy's played his socks off for the last few weeks, and been very unlucky with a couple of dismissals that haven't gone his way, so he's earned his reward.
"He's really battled out there and played beautifully too."


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Civil society statement on the EU's intellectual property incentives review
28th March 2018 /in News /by gnadm
Following growing concern about the sustainability of healthcare systems, in the summer of 2016 EU Health Ministers invited the European Commission (EC) to undertake a review of the Intellectual Property (IP) incentives that underpin biomedical innovation.
This document is a joint statement by a coalition of like-minded think tanks, civil society groups and academics who believe that Europe's future prosperity is best secured through open markets and strong respect for property rights (including intellectual property rights), underpinned by the rule of law.
Our statement makes two key points.
First, innovation is of paramount importance to Europe's future economic growth, and by extension, living standards. Yet EU member states underspend on Research and Development (R&D) and are outperformed on a host of innovation measures by peer nations such as the United States, Japan, South Korea and Australia, according to the 2017 European Innovation Scorecard. The incentives review must therefore focus on boosting EU innovation.
Second, European societies are ageing and there is an urgent need for new technological solutions to mitigate the economic and fiscal effects. In particular, there is a growing need for new medicines against diseases that are prevalent among older people, such as neurological conditions and cancer. European companies are making some progress, but research into these diseases is complex, financially risky and extremely slow moving. The EC's review must therefore preserve the delicate innovation ecosystem that underpins continued private sector investment into these diseases.
Read the statement
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Asian thought leaders meet to talk trade, health and innovation
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South Africa's journey to a knowledge economy: progress and challenges
6th June 2017 /in Events /by gnadm
Prof Sarjiker stresses the importances of well crafted IP legislation for economic development
For South Africa to join the ranks of high-income countries in the longer term it needs to start building a knowledge economy. That means ensuring its frameworks for the protection of intellectual property are of the highest standard, to attract international investment and know-how, and provide certainty to local innovators.
South Africa's journey to a knowledge economy was the theme of a half day symposium in Johannesburg, co-hosted by Geneva Network and the Free Market Foundation of Southern Africa, attended by a wide range of stakeholders from the private and public sector, academia and the media.
The keynote was delivered by Prof Sadulla Sarjiker, professor of law at Stellenbosch University. Prof Sarjiker shared his concerns about the quality of the draft amendments to the copyright act, which he argued would inflict serious damage on local knowledge industries and scare off foreign investment.
Patrick Kilbride of the Global Intellectual Property Center presented the 2017 edition of its International IP Index. The index benchmarks IP-related laws and their enforcement across 45 countries, allowing policymakers to compare the quality of their institutions with peer countries. South Africa's entry is here.
Prof Kelly Chibale of the University of Cape Town gave an overview of the importance of IP in his drug development work. IP, he argued, gives certainty to all the disparate players in drug development and commercialisation, while ensuring high standards and quality in manufacturing.
Jetane Charsley of the National IP Management Office stressed the importance of IP for the commercialisation of publicly-funded innovations. South Africa has for some years had technology transfer legislation modelled on the US Bayh Dole Act which has helped both South African universities and companies deliver several useful new products to consumers.
Above all, participants stressed the huge innovative potential of its people. South Africans can drive the country's transformation to a knowledge economy, but it needs the right policy environment to unlock that potential. A strong framework of intellectual property rights is fundamental.
Many thanks to the Free Market Foundation for their excellent organisation of the event.
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Pro-innovation civil society groups gather in New York to talk global health
26th March 2017 /in Events /by gnadm
The debate around innovation and health has been monopolised over the last decade by civil society groups that claim the current system of drug development, underpinned by markets and intellectual property rights, does not function and must be replaced by alternative systems that envisage a far greater role for government.
In reality, there is no such consensus amongst civil society, not least because of the substantial body of empirical evidence indicating the contrary.
Last week in New York, Geneva Network was proud to convene a meeting of representatives from 13 pro-innovation think tanks and NGOs from around the world, to map out a research agenda that explores the important role of property rights and markets in innovation and health.
These pro-market civil society groups are united in their support for all forms of property rights – including intellectual property rights – as the bedrock of prosperity and innovation.
The think tanks were drawn from all over the globe, including organisations from Mexico, South Africa, Malaysia and Italy.
During the discussions, participants identified a number of areas for research which could support more evidence-based policymaking in this area:
Does the protection of intellectual property rights improve development indicators at the national level, such as health and income?
How has free trade assisted in the global diffusion of health-improving ideas and technologies?
What are the real barriers to access to medicines in lower and middle-income countries?
The group's research over the coming months will shed light on these and other questions, making an important contribution to the policymaking process.
Stay tuned for updates at the twitter hashtag #innovate4health.
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Comment faciliter l'accès aux médicaments en Afrique du Sud? Geneva Network in Afrik.com
Alors que les populations sud africaines ont un besoin cruel de médicaments, les nouveaux médicaments ont un mal fou à pénétrer le marché du pays. Pourquoi ? Dans leur article, Urbach et Stevens, dénoncent la lourdeur de la réglementation sud africaine qui entrave lourdement la mise sur le marché de nouveaux médicaments. Les démarchent peuvent prendre 2 ans pour les médicaments prioritaires et peuvent aller jusqu'à 38 mois pour les autres. Les raisons sont nombreuses dont le manque de ressources humaines. Les auteurs suggèrent alors de s'appuyer sur les résultats des contrôles faits par d'autres pays crédibles pour la mise sur le marché du médicament concerné. Cela éviterait de tout reprendre à zéro et réduirait à la fois les délais et les coûts. Les bénéficiaires seront avant tout les malades !
De nombreux problèmes gangrènent le secteur de la santé en Afrique du Sud. L'un des plus frustrants est l'incapacité du régulateur du marché des médicaments, le « Medicines Control Council » (MCC) à homologuer les médicaments en temps opportun. Cette inertie bureaucratique prive des milliers de patients sud-africains d'un accès facile aux médicaments. Pour les patients atteints du cancer et du VIH, ces retards pourraient même être mortels.
Dans presque tous les pays, les autorités, avant la mise sur le marché d'un médicament, font des tests pour vérifier l'efficacité et la sureté. Malheureusement en raison du fait de la lourdeur des procédures, les médicaments déjà approuvés dans d'autres pays, trainent à faire leur entrée sur le marché sud africain.
Les données du ministère de la Santé montrent que l'homologation prend en moyenne 37 mois pour un médicament générique et 38 mois pour un nouveau médicament. Selon les chiffres du gouvernement, seulement 70% des nouveaux médicaments ciblés par l'examen accéléré prioritaire (Cancer, VIH, médicaments contre la tuberculose et vaccins), sont approuvés dans les deux ans. Ces délais sont déprimants pour les malades dans l'attente.
Comment expliquer cela ? D'abord, le manque de ressources humaines est clairement un facteur déterminant. Une autre raison est que le gouvernement a une politique pro-générique pour permettre d'accroitre l'accès à des médicaments à prix abordables. Cette loi oblige à privilégier les importations des médicaments les moins coûteux au détriment d'autres médicaments. Sans surprise, la réforme a conduit à une explosion des demandes d'enregistrement par les fabricants de génériques, soit plus de 2 500 entre 2007 et 2012, selon des chercheurs de l'Université du Cap-Occidental. Les maigres ressources de le MCC ont déjà été englouties et il continue de lutter contre l'afflux ininterrompu des demandes.
Une solution à ce problème de capacité est que le MMC ne tente pas de mener l'ensemble du processus d'examen lui-même, mais plutôt de s'appuyer sur le travail des plus grands régulateurs de médicaments étrangers qui sont mieux dotés en termes de moyens. Cela permettrait d'éviter les doubles emplois, d'économiser l'argent public et d'accélérer l'accès aux médicaments.
L'année dernière, un responsable du MMC, le Dr Joey Gouws, a déclaré, lors d'une conférence internationale des régulateurs des médicaments au Cap, qu'il est nécessaire de coordonner les actions de son service avec celles de la Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Au lieu d'allonger la chaine des autorisations de mise sur le marché, il faudrait une convergence règlementaire qui permettrait aux petits pays d'économiser de l'argent et de gagner du temps en s'appuyant davantage sur le jugement d'experts des grands organismes de réglementation.
Actuellement, selon le Dr Gouws, il n'y a pas de convergence réglementaire entre l'Afrique du Sud et les autres pays, ce qui signifie que les régulateurs ne partagent même pas avec l'Afrique du Sud les rapports sur les médicaments déjà examinés. Cependant, signe encourageant, il est prévu qu'en avril, le MCC devienne l'Agence sud-africaine de réglementation des produits de santé, avec une nouvelle législation permettant le partage d'informations avec d'autres organismes.
Le MCC a déjà signé des mémorandums d'accord avec la Suisse et le Royaume-Uni comme pays de référence dans le processus d'approbation des médicaments. D'autres accords en cours d'élaboration sont conclus avec l'Organisation mondiale de la santé pour les médicaments prioritaires ; avec le Brésil pour les dispositifs médicaux ; et la Chine pour les ingrédients pharmaceutiques actifs.
Ce partage d'informations serait une étape importante. Mais il ne faudrait pas s'arrêter là. A ce propos, l'exemple de l'Arabie Saoudite et de l'Egypte pourrait être inspirant : les deux pays ont introduit, début 2017, de nouveaux systèmes d'homologation des médicaments qui font référence aux décisions prises par la FDA aux États-Unis. Ces réformes feront passer les délais actuels, d' autorisation de mise sur le marché, de 12-36 mois à 1 ou 2 mois, soit une réduction de plus de 90%. Une aubaine pour les patients !
Pour les pays à revenu intermédiaire qui se débattent sous des charges multiples en matière de santé et qui ont des ressources limitées, il s'agit d'une réforme sensible et sans frais qui sauverait des vies. Voici une initiative que nous devrions imiter en Afrique du Sud.
Urbach est analyste pour The Free Market Foundation, et Stevens est directeur de Geneva Network.
Article publié en collaboration avec Libre Afrique.
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Geneva Network director Philip Stevens talks to the Malay Mail about prospects for the new dengue vaccine
25th October 2016 /in News /by Eve Parker
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in The MalayMail Online on 25th October 2016
Think tanks: Dengue Vaccine can save half of Malaysia's RM735m dengue cost
PETALING JAYA, Oct 25 ― Two think tanks argue that Malaysia can half the estimated US$175.7 million (RM735.3 million) economic burden of dengue if it approves a vaccine.
Philip Stevens, director of UK-based public policy research organisation Geneva Network, pointed out that dengue cases have been rising in Malaysia, which shows that fogging and larvicide are not working.
"The vaccine could reduce the economic burden," Stevens told Malay Mail Online in an interview here.
He added that although he estimated at least 50 per cent savings if the dengue vaccine is used in Malaysia, he could not give exact figures because it's unknown how much the vaccine would be priced here.
Stevens cited a 2015 study by Universiti Malaya, the Health Ministry and US-based Brandeis University that estimated the cost of dengue in Malaysia at US$175.7 million a year, comprising the cost of illness (medical costs and productivity loss from illness and death) and the cost of prevention activities, mostly fogging.
The study had found that Malaysia spent US$73.5 million, or 0.03 per cent of the country's GDP, on its national dengue vector control programme in 2010, and cited a previous research which put the annual cost of dengue illness in Malaysia at US$102.2 million in 2009, totalling an estimated US$175.7 million.
Earlier this month, Singapore approved ― for people aged between 12 and 45 ― the use of Dengvaxia, the world's first licensed dengue vaccine developed by Sanofi Pasteur that provides immunisation against all four virus strains.
It is also approved for use in nine other countries including Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brazil and Mexico, according to Singapore's Channel News Asia.
Singapore's Health Sciences Authority said that Dengvaxia had an efficacy rate of 60 per cent against dengue and 84 per cent against severe dengue, according to a review of 24 clinical studies run by French pharmaceutical company Sanofi, including two major trials in Asia and Latin America comprising over 35,000 participants.
However, Malaysia has yet to approve the dengue vaccine, purportedly for safety reasons, despite the rise of cases and deaths from the Aedes mosquito-borne disease.
Stevens cited Health Ministry statistics that showed an increase of dengue cases from 43,346 in 2013 to 120,836 last year, with deaths rising from 92 to 336 in the same period.
A total of 71,590 dengue cases were reported from January 1 to August 20 this year, Health Ministry director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah reportedly said.
Stevens argued that vaccines are the most cost-effective public health intervention and said Putrajaya's reluctance to approve the dengue vaccine was sending mixed signals to the business community.
"It sends a signal that innovative products are not welcome here," he said.
Azrul Mohd Khalib, senior manager of external relations with IDEAS, says the government can concentrate the use of the vaccine in hotspots, Kuala Lumpur, October 22, 2016. ― Picture by Choo Choy May
Dengue vaccine can be concentrated in Klang Valley
Azrul Mohd Khalib, senior manager of external relations with local libertarian think tank, Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS), said Malaysians have the right to make their own decisions to get immunised.
"The government is posing a barrier to people's right to protect themselves," Azrul said at the joint interview with Stevens, who is also an IDEAS Senior Fellow.
He said the dengue vaccine in the Philippines is priced at RM300 per person for all three doses.
Azrul added that Malaysians and private companies could pay to vaccinate themselves and their employees if the government could not afford to subsidise the vaccine.
"Also, the government can concentrate their efforts on concentrated epidemic areas, such as the Klang Valley where 60 per cent of cases are located. No need for a national vaccination programme to start with," he said.
He also pointed out that Malaysia was involved two years ago in clinical trials for Dengvaxia and that the government had said it wanted Malaysia to be the first country to adopt the vaccine.
"Today, it's very strange why Malaysia is attacking the results of the trial it participated in," said Azrul. "We want the Ministry of Health to be more transparent."
He also warned the government that it would be harder for Malaysia to negotiate a good deal for the vaccine with each year of delay.
"There is a worry that Malaysia is waiting for the perfect vaccine. Experts will tell you it's very rare for 100 per cent efficacy," said Azrul. "I don't think we can afford to wait."
Health Ministry has Malaysia dengue vaccine safety concerns
Health DG Dr Noor Hisham said the ministry still has concerns about Dengvaxia and is in the process of reviewing the vaccine, but did not give a timeline for the review process.
"It's not the issue of perfect, but the issue of safety. Safety and perfect [are] not equal," Dr Noor Hisham told Malay Mail Online.
He cited a September 2016 study by Johns Hopkins University, Imperial College London and the University of Florida that found that while the vaccine could reduce illness and hospitalisation by 20 to 30 per cent in dengue hotspots, they could be significantly increased if the vaccine is used in locations with lower transmission of the virus.
The study noted that Dengvaxia manufacturers have acknowledged that the vaccine doesn't work well on those who haven't been previously infected with dengue before vaccination.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended that countries consider introducing the vaccine only in areas with a "high burden of disease."
"Dengue vaccine introduction should be a part of a comprehensive dengue control strategy, including well-executed and sustained vector control, evidence-based best practices for clinical care for all patients with dengue illness, and strong dengue surveillance," said WHO in its position paper.
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Geneva Network statement on UN High Level Panel on Access to Medicines
14th September 2016 /in News /by gnadm
The UN High Level Report on Access to medicines threatens the nascent boom in biopharmaceutical R&D in middle-income such as India and China, according to Geneva Network, a UK-based research organisation working on international trade, health and intellectual property issues.
Since China and India upgraded their protection for intellectual property in the mid 2000s, their private sectors have committed ever-greater sums to R&D, and carved out new niches in biopharmaceutical innovation, often in collaboration with international partners.
The UNHLP threatens to derail this important development.
The overall thrust of the UNHLP's recommendations is to weaken IPRs. This fails to take account of modern ways in which biopharma R&D is conducted, and the importance of IP in the process.
Innovation no longer starts and finishes inside one 'vertically-integrated' pharmaceutical company. Now, big biopharmaceutical companies collaborate with small companies, academia and the public sector at all stages of the R&D cycle, often across borders.
Sharing valuable knowledge is the basis of this new, networked innovation model. Strong global IP rules are fundamental, as they provide the legal framework that allows valuable knowledge to be safely shared.
Without IP, Asian researchers, entrepreneurs and companies would be unable to participate in a meaningful way.
By turning the clock back to the pre-TRIPS era, the UNHLP would cut India and China off from the new world of networked innovation; smaller countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia would not even get a foothold.
That is not conducive to economic development, or the future needs of patients.
For further details please contact info -at- geneva-network.com
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Fact-checking the campaigns for and against the TPP trade deal
11th February 2016 /in News /by gnadm
Our research on the impact of increased periods of data exclusivity in Japan and Canada on pharmaceutical spending is mentioned in this Washington Post article.
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New study: More medicines have their price raised by import duties
Countries need to commit to abolishing import tariffs on drugs
Geneva, September 29, 2015 ─ A new study from Geneva Network has found that the global volume of trade in medicines that have their price increased by tariffs is growing at 21% per year.
This means more patients in countries such as India, Brazil, Pakistan and Russia have to pay more for medicines, as a result of government import duties.
The study, called "Pharmaceutical tariffs, trade flows and emerging economies" is launched by Geneva Network today at the World Trade Organization Public Forum in Geneva.
"Tariffs on medicines are a regressive form of taxation, as they take a higher proportion of income from the poor than they do for those higher up the income scale," said study co-author Nilanjan Banik. "If the goal is to make medicines more affordable for those who need to buy them then Governments should abolish all tariffs on medicines."
The study also finds that a number of countries impose average tariffs on medicines of over 8 per cent. These include the Russian Federation (10.2%), India (10%), Uruguay (9.9%), Argentina (9.8%), Brazil (9.8%) and Thailand (9.3%).
Nepal has the highest tariffs on medicines in the world, standing at 14.6% on average.
The vast majority of high-income countries and many of the poorest countries do not levy tariffs on pharmaceuticals.
Many countries apply tariffs only on a few categories of medicines. However, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil, India, Mexico, and Morocco apply them to over 70 different categories: 158 in the case of Uruguay.
Vaccines are widely recognised as one of the most cost-effective and important health interventions. The study finds that few countries apply tariffs to vaccines. However, India, Ghana and DR Congo have the highest levels, applying them at an average level 10 per cent.
Study co-author Philip Stevens said "Vaccines are vital for preventing disease and suffering, particularly amongst children. There are a number of important steps which need to be taken to achieve universal coverage and if countries like India abolish tariffs on imported vaccines, this would constitute one of those steps".
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Geneva Network's first newsletter
26th August 2015 /in News /by gnadm
What's happened in the first six months of Geneva Network – new studies on IP, health and trade.
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45 Day Scouting Trip - Adventuretrek RV Tours & Treks Now is the time for that Lifetime Adventure with Adventuretours..
45-Day Central American Scouting trip.
JANUARY TREK #2019. On this mini-trek, we take a small group of RVs and travel the east coast Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua ... possibly into Costa Rica and Panama?
This is a non-planned trek with lots of stops in the smaller towns and communities throughout the route. We will be visiting many rural areas, beaches, and out of the way places while gathering trip destinations and new information. You will enjoy the "laid back" style of the journey and the surprises it presents.
On this tour we will travel along the Gulf of Mexico, enjoying a week of small beach towns and experience the Totonaca culture at the pre-colonial cities of El Tajin and Zempoala.
We will enjoy a jungle river trip, on the famous Rio Tecolutla, where Bridgette Bardot, filmed the movie, "Viva Maria." Here we get our first real taste of small town hospitality. This town sits between the river and the beach, so it's your choice, you can be a beach bum or a fisherman!
After a week on the coast, we head inland to Chiapas province and the Mayan ruins of Palenque, one of the greatest Mayan cities. After the jungles of Southern Mexico we enter the highlands of Guatemala.
We again will be visiting the smaller towns and villages en-route, but our stay will be at our "Base Camp", which the best campground south of the USA (maybe even better than anything north also?).. we will be staying at a hot spring resort, with 5 natural hot springs pools, a jacuzzi, vapor baths, wave pool, water slides, restaurant, snack bar, and hookups.
Itinerary is open and flexible depending on scouting requirements, weather, etc.
All Camping Fees, except unplanned stops.
Balance due 30 days prior to departure.


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Ah, forget about it....It's all over.
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Physics is beautiful after all.
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Synthetic Dyes in Popular Kids' Foods Linked to Hyperactivity, Learning Disorders
A new report, described as "the most rigorous assessment of the behavioral effects of food dyes ever conducted," is based on a review of the results of 27 clinical trials in children performed on four continents over the last 45 years.
Nate Seltenrich
Synthetic dyes used as colorants in many common foods and drinks can negatively affect attention and activity in children, according to a comprehensive review of existing evidence published this month by the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA).
Funded by the California legislature in 2018, the new report involved a literature review, scientific symposium for experts, peer review process and public comment period. Its conclusions about the behavioral effects of food dyes are grounded in the results of 27 clinical trials in children performed on four continents over the last 45 years, as well as animal studies and research into the mechanisms through which dyes exert their behavioral effects.
Food dyes in products such as breakfast cereals, juice and soft drinks, frozen dairy desserts, candies and icings were linked to adverse neurobehavioral outcomes in children including inattentiveness, hyperactivity and restlessness. Animal studies also revealed effects on activity, memory and learning.
The report is the most rigorous assessment of the behavioral effects of food dyes ever conducted, said Lisa Lefferts, a senior scientist with the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest. (Editor's note: Lefferts previously worked as an editor at Environmental Health News (EHN).
Lefferts has been tracking the issue for years and through the Center published her own report on the link between synthetic food dyes and behavioral problems in children in 2016. In it she called for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to either revoke approvals for all food dyes or institute a federal labeling rule.
The EU enacted such a law in 2010 that requires most dyed foods to bear a label warning consumers that food colorings "may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children." In response, many food manufacturers reformulated their products for the European market to avoid the dyes, and thus the label.
But many left the dyes in their products for the U.S. market, where awareness of the issue has remained low, said Lefferts. "In our experience, most consumers have no idea that something that is allowed in the food supply by the FDA could trigger adverse behaviors," she told EHN.
A California State Senate bill introduced in February and backed by the new report would require a similar warning label on foods sold in the state. But it was abruptly withdrawn from the Senate Health Committee on April 28, the day of its scheduled hearing, by sponsor Senator Bob Wieckowski (D-Fremont).
In a press release, Wieckowski said he pulled the bill "to take additional time to brief other senators and make sure they understand the science in the OEHHA report" given that it had been published only 12 days earlier. The bill, which Lefferts said she sees as a wedge for widespread reformulation of dyed foods in the U.S, is now slated to be heard in January 2022.
Widespread food dye exposure
The FDA last formally reviewed the issue in 2011, when it concluded that a causal link between children's consumption of synthetic color additives and behavioral effects had not been established. At the time the agency also commissioned an exposure assessment of all seven color additives approved for use in food in the U.S.: FD&C Blue No. 1, Blue No. 2, Green No. 3, Red No. 3, Red No. 40, Yellow No. 5 and Yellow No. 6.
The results of this study, later presented in 2014, revealed that between 2007 and 2010, some dyes were consumed by up to 98% of 2-to-5-year-olds, 95% of teenage boys aged 13-18 and 94% of the entire U.S. population aged 2 and up.
"Exposure in children affects attention and behavior across the whole spectrum of the population, and it's a widely distributed exposure," Mark Miller, a public health medical officer with OEHHA and one of 13 authors of the report, told EHN. "Overall it means that the impact is subject to being fairly large."
Mechanistic studies reviewed by Miller and the report's other authors reveal that food dyes may impact behavior through a variety of pathways including neurotransmitters, hormones and oxidative stress. More research is needed on how dyes are absorbed, distributed and metabolized in the body, they note.
An FDA spokesperson said that the agency had received and was reviewing the report. "The FDA will continue to engage in the scientific and regulatory review of color additives to evaluate their potential impact on various populations, including children, and act when necessary to ensure that the products marketed to consumers are safe and properly labeled," the statement read.
"Parents who wish to limit synthetic color additives in their children's diet may check the food ingredient list on labels, where they are required to be listed."
Originally published by Environmental Health News.
Nate Seltenrich is an award-winning freelance journalist based in the San Francisco Bay Area.


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A lot of water has flowed under the bridge since the end of Cold War. The world has made tremendous advances. But, one place still remains unchanged and that is exactly the Korean peninsula.
Needless to say about removal of the structure of Cold War,the Korean peninsula finds itself caught in the state of armistice and both belligerents level their guns at each other for more than half a century, making the Korean peninsula the most highly charged region in the world.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is a peace-loving nation.
The DPRK, unlike the US, has neither invaded other nations with armed forces nor conducted any large-scale bilateral or multilateral joint military drills abroad against a third country.
However in the last 70 years since its occupation of South Korea, the US has staged annually all kinds of aggressive war drills in the South and its vicinity against the DPRK, several thousand miles away from the US, thus driving the situation in the Korean peninsula and the region to the brink of war.
It is well known that the US occupied South Korea under the guise of "liberator" following Japan's defeat in World War II thus dividing Korea into North and South.
From the early days of its illegal occupation of South Korea, the US has been desperate and impudent in portraying itself as a "defender" of the world peace and security while slandering the DPRK as a "criminal" destroying peace and security in order to mislead the world.
In the last 70 years, the US has been clinging to ceaseless military build-up, new war provocations and drills against the DPRK with the strategy of maintaining tension on the Korean peninsula to isolate and stifle the DPRK and to interrupt the improvement of inter-Korean relations.
The joint military exercises annually staged by the US and south Korea on the Korean peninsula are quite different from military exercises of other countries in view of both frequency and purpose.
The US-led RIMPAC naval joint military exercises, the world biggest one in the scale, is held every 2 years. In RIMPAC 2014, 23 countries, 47 vessels, 6 submarines and 200 aircrafts were involved, but the total number of troops was only 25,000.
In case of Cobra Gold, the biggest annual joint military exercises in Asia, less than 10,000 troops from 28 countries are participating in the drill and the duration is around 10 days.
However, the US and South Korea hold annually more than 40 joint military exercises such as Key Resolve, Foal Eagle, Ulji Freedom Guardian by mobilizing more than 500,000 US and south Korean troops and all means of war including nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, strategic bombers, nuclear-powered submarines and etc.
The aggressive nature of the US-south Korea joint military exercises is also apparent in setting their targets like examination of feasibility of operations like "removal of the leadership", "occupying Pyongyang", "preemptive nuclear strike", "decapitation raids" which can never be found in other countries' joint military drills.
It cannot be overlooked that the US is inviting military forces of the countries which took part in the Korean War like Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Denmark and Japan in the joint military exercises.
The nuclear issue of the Korean Peninsula was originated from the ceaseless and increasing nuclear war provocations by the US and south Korea.
Anyone who is not well aware of the reason, the background of the DPRK's possession of nuclear weapons and the whole process of denuclearization of the Korean peninsula should clearly look at the reality and have a correct understanding.
The Korean people have been exposed to the US nuclear threat since 1950.
It has already been revealed that the US first introduced its nuclear weapon to South Korea in mid-August 1950, just after the outbreak of the Korean War.
On November 30, 1950, the then US President Truman threatened openly to use atomic bombs in the Korean War front and instructed the US Strategic Air Force to be on standby to dispatch the strategic bombers at any moment to the Far East to drop atomic bombs.
The US nuclear threat forced bitter separation among tens of thousands of families and relatives of the Korean people in the north and the south.
The US nuclear threat against the DPRK further increased after the Korean War.
All of the US three nuclear striking means have been mobilized without exception in all its notorious joint war drills.
The special danger to be noted is that the US adopted the preemptive nuclear strike against the DPRK as its policy, long before the DPRK's possession of nuclear weapons.
On January 30, 2002, the Bush administration in its Union Address designated the DPRK as the "axis of evil" and in March 2002 announced its Nuclear Posture Review on which the DPRK was listed as the target of preemptive nuclear strike.
In the US-South Korea Security Consultative Meeting in 2009, the US raised the level of nuclear umbrella in favor of South Korea. In other words, South Korea which had been in the level of "limited state of declaration" was upgraded to the level of more detailed "tailored deterrence strategy", known as a strategy for a preemptive attack just as the same case when the US territory is attacked, thus paving a way to bring in more nuclear weapons at any time to South Korea.
In its Quadrennial Defense Review Report in early March 2014, the US Defense Department defined the DPRK as the direct threat to the US and bellicose country and claimed that would win decisive victory through armed forces.
In his memoirs, Leon Panetta, the former US Defense Secretary, revealed the fact that during his trip to Seoul in October 2011 he had conveyed the message from the US administration that it would use nuclear weapons if necessary.
Peace and security on the Korean peninsula is of great importance to the Korean nation since it is directly related to the existence of the Korean nation and its reunification.
Therefore, the DPRK has advanced broad and rational proposals aimed at removal of the danger of war, easing tension and providing a peaceful environment on the Korean peninsula and has made sincere efforts to their realization.
The suspension of joint military exercises is the precondition for safeguarding the peace on the Korean peninsula.
It is a long time since the Military Armistice Commission and the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission controlling and supervising the Armistice Agreement of the Korean War disappeared on the Korean peninsula.
The Korean People's Army has already declared that the Armistice Agreement had been completely abolished by the US.
It is inevitable that the cease-fire out of control will surely switch to a hot war at any moment.
Emergency created in August last year clearly showed that even a trifling, incidental conflict between the north and the south may create a touch-and-go war situation and the current armistice devoid of power can no longer prevent a conflict and the danger of war.
The DPRK has no intention at all to interfere in the US war games if they are really defensive and pose no threat to the DPRK and are conducted on the US territory or in the middle of Pacific Ocean.
However, the DPRK cannot remain a passive onlooker at the fact that the US, the biggest nuclear weapon state in the world and the belligerent that is still at war with the DPRK, is conducting an aggressive and large-scale war exercises at the threshold of the DPRK by mobilizing all kinds of state-of-the-art strategic assets.
If the US has no intention to invade or attack the DPRK, there is no need to stage the military war drills for such a long period with huge armed forces and preemptive striking means, more than enough to fight a full-scale war.
Therefore, in January 2015, the DPRK advanced a proposal for the US suspension of joint military exercises in south Korea and its vicinity and the DPRK's moratorium on the nuclear test and reiterated that proposal again in January this year.
If the US is sincerely interested in the dialogue with the DPRK and the peace of the Korean peninsula, it should show its readiness to suspend joint military exercises.
The DPRK considers that keeping the balance of force by bolstering the nuclear forces is the only way to effectively deter the US persistent nuclear threat and war provocations and to defend the sovereignty and the right to existence of the nation.
The author Mr. Jon Min Dok, Director, Institute for Disarmament and Peace, DPRK.
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Mole Antonelliana, Turin
Alessandro Antonelli (July 14, 1798 – October 18, 1888) was an Italian architect of the 19th century. His most famous works are the Mole Antonelliana in Turin (named for him) and both the Novara Cathedral and the Basilica of St. Gaudenzio in Novara.
The cupola of the Basilica of San Gaudenzio, symbol of Novara, is 121 metres in height.
Antonelli was born in Ghemme, near Novara. He studied in Milan and Turin, and for years he worked in the state territorial planning offices. After winning an architecture contest in the Accademia Albertina, he moved to Rome in 1828, where he studied in deep descriptive geometry.
He elaborated a functional ideal of architecture, which inspired him with an ambitious plan of renovation of Turin's historical center. When he returned there in 1836 (remaining until 1857), he became professor of the Albertina Academy. He was also deputy in the Kingdom of Sardinia's Parliament, and a member of Turin's communal council and of the Province of Novara's one. In this period he designed numerous works: several residences, the communal seta and the Sanctuary of Boca (whose cupola was never completed due to crumbling risks), a villa at Romagnano Sesia, the Orphans' Hospice in Alessandria, the regulation plans of Ferrara and Novara, the church of San Clement and the Asilo de Medici in Bellinzago Novarese. The church of Borgolavezzaro (1858–1862) was also finished without the cupola, due to high costs.
Noteworthy is the Basilica of San Gaudenzio in Novara, finished in 1887. It is an audacious construction in brickwork, standing 121 m tall. Also from him in Novara are the Casa Bossi and the Cathadral.
Antonelli's most famous work is the Mole Antonelliana, the symbol of Turin, named after him and begun in 1863 as a Jewish synagogue. It was completed in 1897 by the city's council as the Risorgimento Museum. The spire, demolished by a violent cloudburst accompanied by a tornado in 1953, was rebuilt in 1961 according to the original drawings.
Antonelli died in 1888 and was buried in the family cemetery of Maggiora.
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Michael Randall Overby
October 27, 1962 — February 20, 2022
Mr. Michael Randall Overby, age 59, passed away on Sunday, February 20, 2022. A Memorial Service will be held by The Overby Family at 2:00 PM- Saturday, March 5, 2022 at Friendly Chapel Church in Benson.
Mr. Overby was born on October 27, 1962 in Florida to the late David Randall and Mavis Marie Clifton Overby. Mr. Overby was a Cabinet Maker with Brock Cabinets and a member of Friendly Chapel Church in Benson, NC.
Surviving is his daughter, Amanda Michelle Overby.
The family appreciates thoughts and prayers at this time.
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This is great for all fitness levels. If you have a lot of weight to lose, shift shop will be your on-ramp to fitness. If you have spent time away from your regular routine, Chris will lead you through a fitness tune-up. The workouts are 25-45 minutes a day, 6 days a week for 3 weeks and there is a modifier for every workout!
The nutrition plan uses the Portion Fix to measure out your food. Based on your current weight, you'll match to a certain number of portions each day. What's different is your food list – it changes throughout the 3 weeks of the program. You might be allowed certain foods in week 1 that you'll no longer be allowed to eat in week 3. By week three, the plan eliminates grains and increases a bit in healthy fats and unlimited veggies!
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Visiting Montana State Parks can be a great experience for you and your pet! Just remember to keep your pet on a leash at all times to respect the park and other visitors.
Keep your pets close: All pets must be on a leash no longer than 8 feet long, unless otherwise posted.
The parks are not a swimming pool: Pets are not permitted on swimming beaches or any other areas that display posted restrictions. Also refrain from bathing your pet in recreational swimming areas.
Don't leave a mess: Pet owners are responsible for proper removal and disposal of any waste produced by their pets.
Keep it down: A barking dog can take away from a visitor's tranquil experience; please ensure that dogs do not create excessive noise, especially during quiet hours.
Respect the park: Help preserve the park for future use by preventing your pets from entering public buildings or digging in the park.
Respect wildlife: Do not allow your pets to wander in the wilderness or interact with the animals that are native to each park.
Come prepared: Make sure you bring plenty of food and water for your pet.
Following these rules will ensure an enjoyable visit for all parties. However, if these rules are not followed, park employees reserve the right to ask visitors to leave. If there's ever any doubt, always ask a park employee for clarification on a park rule. Some of these rules do not apply to service dogs.
Thank you for your cooperation and we hope you and your pet enjoy your visit to Montana State Parks!


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Ukulele Underground Forums > Ukulele Boards > Ukulele Building / Luthier's Lounge > Mango, eye candy or what?
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I love the appearance of this wood, and I have read many threads from a 'mango' search here.
The general consensus is that it is 'good' to 'very good' eye candy (I am in agreement 100% on this) but it doesn't seem to get much mention in any threads discussing tonewoods.
I know Moore Bettah Ukuleles has built with it. This (http://www.moorebettahukes.com/IMG_1320.JPG) is one georgeous looking piece of woodwork he has in his gallery (I would have bought that in seconds, without even hearing it), and I fell in love with a LH Kala mango cutaway (http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330373176531&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT) at MGM's shop.
But is it more than eye candy? Is it a good tonewood? Where I live there is not much chance to get a bunch of different ukes (in terms of woods they are built with) together to do sound comparisons.
I know this will be a dummy question that has been asked and answered before, so feel free to point me to threads or reference material (or even just ignore me :)), but ...what actually makes a good tonewood? Can mango be a good tonewood?
I'll put up a video comparing mango to koa. I don't have any mahghany ukes anymore but I do have old videos comparing a koa uke to a mahghany uke.
UKISOCIETY recently did a review comparing different Mainlands including the Mango. I think ours sound similar to mahogany, a nice warm tone.


Earlier this week, the New York Times reported that 11 percent of school-age kids in the U.S.—and one in five boys in high school—have received a medical diagnosis of ADHD. The rate, based on the newspaper's analysis of new data from the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, reflects a 16 percent increase since 2007 and a 41 percent increase in diagnoses in the last 10 years.
While some doctors and patient advocates have welcomed rising diagnosis rates as evidence that the disorder is being better recognized and accepted, others said the new rates suggest that millions of children may be taking medication merely to calm behavior or to do better in school.
When we teach in a way that requires kids to sit for long periods of time, operate verbally, engage in lengthy fine motor tasks, well, some kids will have more trouble with that. More often boys. And they are at risk of being identified as ADHD.
...[A]lso harmful are the consequences of ADHD untreated, an all-to-common story for women like me, who not only develop symptoms later in life, but also have symptoms--disorganization and forgetfulness, for instance—that look different than those typically expressed in males. ... Often, women who are finally diagnosed with ADHD in their twenties or beyond have been anxious or depressed for years.
So far, it appears teachers—despite the fact that they often play a central role in diagnoses—have not had much of a voice on this news. So we're throwing it out to you all. What are your thoughts on the new numbers? Do you think they reflect acceptance of the disorder, overdiagnoses, drug companies' influence, or something else entirely? Does this news make you reconsider how you've previously approached working with students (and families of students) who have been or could be diagnosed with ADHD?


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Football fever Thursday: Premier League fixtures released and World Cup kicks off
London, 14th June 2018
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Atos UK & Ireland is responsible for working with the Premier League to arrange when teams will meet, a role it has performed every year since the League was created in 1992. With its huge global audience, millions across the globe will scrutinise the fixtures, excited to know when their team's key games will occur ahead of the new season starting 11 August.
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Martinsville Real Estate Inventory Up as Sales Fall in May, 2010
July 12, 2010 by amasters
While there were more homes for sale there were fewer actual sales in Martinsville, Indiana in May, 2010. While this is a good statistical combination if you're a buyer, it's probably not such a good one for sellers. The total number of Martinsville homes for sale rose 1.4 percent, from 296 listings in April to 300 in May. Compared to last May's total of 311 listings, however, this was a 3.5-percent decrease. But while the total number of listings was on the rise, the total number of sales was dropping 2.9 percent. But the most precipitous fall came in the total number of pending sales, with 24 in May compared to 48 the previous month. At least compared to May of 2009 this was a 26.3-percent increase in pending sales.
Residential Martinsville real estate spent an average of 82 days on market, down 16.3 percent from the previous month's average of 98 days. The 12-month average time on market is an even 100 days.
But if you had to wait an average of 100 days to sell your home in Martinsville then at least you could take consolation in the statistical fact that you received an average of 97 percent of list price. Indeed, over the past 12 months the sold-list differential in Martinsville has never dropped below 95 percent, and has averaged 96 percent.
Some other Pertinent Stats:
The average price per square foot remained unchanged from April's total of $60. The 12-month average is $57.
The average 'sold price rose 11 percent, from $117,000 the previous month to $130,000 in May. The 12-month average is $133,000.
The average active price rose 3.8 percent, from $209,000 to $217,000. The 12-month average is $204,000.
There were 9.1 months of inventory based on closed sales and 12.5 months of inventory based on pending sales.
The absorption rate based on closed sales barely budged, dropping from 11.5 to 11 percent.
The absorption rate based on pending sales, on the other hand, moved significantly—albeit in the wrong direction—from 16.2 percent in April to 8 percent in May.
The median home price of $125,000 was up 4.1 percent over the 12-month average of $120,000.
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It was possibly the most eagerly awaited, talked about and leaked environmental report since environmental reports came into existence.
Now the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2007 report - or at least the executive summary of the first bit of the report - has had its official birth in Paris, it is tempting to ask "so what's new?"
Reading the executive summary, and writing about it, induces a definite sense of deja vu. So do the quotes emerging about what should flow from it - "urgent action needed", "no doubt about the cause", "major impacts ahead", etc.
Indeed, it is easy to say that we have heard it all before, partly because we have; the IPCC is basically a reviewing and collating organisation, so all the evidence it accumulated was already out in the open.
And the scale of the changes it is projecting remains basically unchanged from its last report in 2001; whether the picture is more or less gloomy depends on your interpretation.
The higher degree of certainty that changes are down to human activities - up from at least 66% in 2001 to at least 90% now - is significant, as is the judgement that human activities are responsible for about 13 times as much of the warming we see as changes in the Sun's output.
As to what all that should mean, Achim Steiner, executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme (Unep), was in little doubt.
"Friday, 2 February 2007 may go down in history as the day when the question mark was removed from the question of whether climate change has anything to do with human activities."
These days it is often difficult to separate the words of environmental groups and government ministers on climate change - and you can now throw some business leaders into that mix too.
Hence Britain's Environment Secretary David Miliband could conclude: "The debate over the science of climate change is well and truly over.
"The window of opportunity to avoid dangerous climate change is closing more quickly than previously thought."
And he could find his views echoed by the likes of Greenpeace International, whose climate and energy campaigner, Stephanie Tunmore, declared: "There's a clear message to governments here, and the window for action is narrowing fast.
"If the last IPCC report was a wake-up call, this one is a screaming siren."
The problem out there in the big world, if they are right, is that the window is forcibly being shut, in fact locked, bolted and welded, by the inexorable rise in greenhouse gas emissions.
As the report notes in its dry way: "Annual fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions increased from an average of 6.4 GtC (billion tonnes of carbon) in the 1990s to 7.2 GtC in 2000-2005."
If Mr Miliband and Ms Tunmore are to entice the global community through the slit in their window that remains, they are going to have to move quickly.
Some observers, though, were optimistic that this report will shock the political and business spheres into low-carbon action.
The environmental group WWF is trying to engage business leaders in the process of reducing fossil fuel use; and Hans Verolme, director of its global climate change programme, believes there has been a marked change in attitude.
"In the late 1990s, you had business leaders firmly opposed to taking any action," he said.
"Then the mood started changing. In just the last year we now see business leaders communicating to their customers about new products they're putting on the market which are climate-friendly - of course some of it is 'greenwash' but some of it is real."
Mr Verolme does not believe, however, that everyone will be brought on board by the IPCC report.
"If you want to find an excuse not to act, then because of the nature of the scientific debate and the uncertainties you will find an excuse."
Whether you regard them as people in search of an excuse not to act or as guardians of scientific rigour, the established communities of "climate sceptics" are clearly not accepting this IPCC report.
"Temperatures have risen and fallen significantly over the past two millennia with levels of greenhouse gases being static," commented Martin Livermore of Britain's Scientific Alliance.
"The IPCC continues to blindly follow a single, unproven hypothesis and does not tolerate dissent."
And, of course, the views of Mr Livermore's fellows continue to be heard in some important corridors of power around the globe.
The war of words and impressions has not been won with today's report.
For five minutes on the eve of the report's launch, the Paris authorities switched off lights around the city as a climate call-to-arms, most notably extinguishing its most famous landmark, the Eiffel Tower.
But there was unintended symbolism in this symbolic act. As I went for a late evening jog around the Champ de Mars, the park where the tower sits, the lights were blazing out again, the laser beams scattering prettily through the clouds.
The City of Lights had succeeded in quenching energy consumption which exists totally for recreation. But only temporarily.
The Champ de Mars was originally where French soldiers trained for battles against very tangible enemies.
If climate change is today's enemy, I wondered, does humanity have the knowledge or the will to fight for more than five minutes at a time?


The purpose of this dissertation was to examine the three key factors related to drop-off detection with the long cane: (1) cane-technique-related factors, (2) user characteristics, and (3) ergonomic factors. A mixed-measures design with block randomization was used for the study, in which 32 visually impaired adults with no other disabilities attempted to detect the drop-offs using either the two-point touch technique or the constant contact technique.
Participants detected drop-offs at a significantly higher percentage when they used the constant contact technique (78.3%) than when they used the two-point touch technique (62.1%), p < .001. The 50% absolute drop-off detection threshold of the constant contact technique (1.65") was also significantly smaller than that of the two-point touch technique (2.91"), p < .001. Constant contact technique's advantage in overall drop-off detection rate over the two-point touch technique was significantly larger for the less experienced cane users (difference of 26.2%) than for more experienced cane users (difference of 12.9%), p = .001. Constant contact technique's advantage over the two-point touch technique changed little even when the constant contact technique was used with the tip that was perceived to be disadvantageous for drop-off detection (marshmallow roller tip) (76.7% detection rate), while the two-point touch technique was used with the tip that was perceived to be more advantageous for drop-off detection (marshmallow tip) (61.8%), p < .001.
In respect to user characteristics, younger cane users (72.8%) detected drop-offs significantly better than older cane users (60.9%), p = .044. In addition, those who lost their vision early in life (78.0%) performed significantly better than those with later-onset visual impairment (65.5%), p = .012.
The findings of the study may help cane users and orientation and mobility specialists select appropriate cane techniques in accordance with the cane user's characteristics, availability of training time, and the nature of the travel environment. Future studies are needed to examine multiple aspects of long cane performance, which include obstacle detection, texture discrimination, and travel efficiency, as well as drop-off detection, in order to determine the overall effectiveness of cane travel.
Kim, Dae Shik, "Analysis of Factors Related to Drop-Off Detection with the Long Cane" (2009). Dissertations. 710.


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In this video, I am discussing equation of plane in three dimensional geometry and its derivation.
If One passing point and a normal vector is given then equation of plane in both the vector form and the Cartesian form:
\((\vec{r}-\vec{a})\cdot\vec{n}=0 \)
\((x-x_1)a+(y-y_1)b+(z-z_1)c=0\)
If three non-collinear point are given then equation of plane in both the vector form and the Cartesian form:
\((\vec{r}-\vec{a})\cdot[(\vec{b}-\vec{a})\times(\vec{c}-\vec{a})]=0\)
\(\left|\begin{matrix}x-x_1&y-y_1&z-z_1\\x_2-x_1&y_2-y_1&z_2-z_1\\x_3-x_1&y_3-y_1&z_3-z_1\\\end{matrix}\right|=0\)
1. Find the vector and the cartesian equations of the plane which passes through the point (5,2,-4) and perpendicular to the line with direction ratios 2, 3, −1.
3. Find the vector and the cartesian equations of the planes that passes through the point (1, 0, −2) and the normal to the plane is \(\hat{i}+\hat{j}-\hat{k}\).
4. Find the vector and the Cartesian equations of the plane that passes through points (1, 1, 0), (1, 2, 1), (−2, 2, −1).
5. Find the equation of the plane passes through the points (1,1,−1), (6,4,−5), (−4,−2, 3).
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James Allen Thurber (born May 29, 1943) is University Distinguished Professor of Government and Founder (1979) and Former Director (1979-2016) of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies (american.edu/spa/ccps) and Affiliate Distinguished Professor of Public Administration and Policy at American University, Washington, D.C. He is author or editor of numerous books and more than 90 articles and chapters on Congress, the U.S. presidency, interest groups and lobbying, and campaigns and elections. His four most recent books are: Campaigns and Elections, American Style (with Candice J. Nelson, 5th Ed., 2018), Congress and Diaspora Politics: The Influence of Ethnic and Foreign Lobbying (with Colton C. Campbell and David A. Dulio, 2018), American Gridlock: The Sources, Character and Impact of Political Polarization (with Antoine Yoshinaka, 2015) and Rivals for Power: Presidential-Congressional Relations (2017, 6th Ed.) (with Jordan Tama). He is also an author or editor of Obama in Office (2011), Congress and the Internet (with Colton Campbell, 2002), The Battle for Congress: Consultants, Candidates, and Voters (2001), Crowded Airwaves: Campaign Advertising in Elections (with Nelson and David A. Dulio, 2000), Campaign Warriors: Political Consultants in Elections (2000), Remaking Congress: The Politics of Congressional Stability and Change (with Roger Davidson, 1995), Divided Democracy: Cooperation and Conflict Between Presidents and Congress (1991), and Setting Course: A Congressional Management Guide (with Chaleff, Loomis, Light, and Serota, first three editions 1988, 1990, and 1992). Provided by Wikipedia
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Jean-Baptiste Pater's "A Fête Champêtre During the Grape Harvest" places us in the midst of what seems to be a quintessentially eighteenth-century vision of carefree outdoor existence. A group of young men, women, and several children have assembled in the foreground of a wide, rural landscape. A sculpture of two putti and a fountain in a trellis pavilion on the left and a sculpted male term on the right frame the composition, creating a garden-like setting. An agricultural environment is evoked by a group of peasants harvesting grapes in the middle ground and by a kneeling woman on the far left offering fruit that has just been picked. The background landscape evokes Arcadian ideals—an open-air bliss, as perceived by an urban elite which had always kept a safe distance from agricultural labor, but felt attracted to a seemingly natural, stress-free environment and the exotic quality of manual work. The sculptures help us to understand that we are in an environment half-imagined and half-observed, a landscape that is embellished by peaceful traces of human habitation, but pretends to be natural. Dress is an important signifier in this painting. It clearly demarcates the differences between the leisured class on the one side, and servants and peas¬ants on the other. Manual labor is strictly confined to the more simply dressed peasants. The fashionable young people in the foreground enjoy the leisure of conversation, of flirting, or of simply doing nothing— sociability without practical purpose. In this painting, Pater follows the template of Watteau's compositions he saw during his first stay with the older artist—the strong diagonal void in the cen¬ter, for example, is a recurrent feature in Watteau's earlier fêtes galantes and in most of Pater's works throughout his career. But compared to the scenes produced at the height of Watteau's career, the colors have brightened and the figures have gained movement and three-dimensionality. Another difference between the two artists is their depiction of stories—something Watteau deliberately avoided. We could almost say that Watteau sealed his images off from any clear narrative, while Pater purposefully explored narrative possibilities. Adapted from Christoph Martin Vogtherr, "Moving on from Watteau: Jean-Baptiste Pater and the Transformation of the Fête Galante," in "French Art of the Eighteenth Century: The Michael L. Rosenberg Lecture Series at the Dallas Museum of Art," ed. Heather MacDonald (Dallas, TX: Dallas Museum of Art and the Michael L. Rosenberg Foundation, 2016), 81–94.