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Europe limps into expansion
by The Economist | WASHINGTON
THE big economic news today is that the euro zone managed economic expansion in the third quarter, but barely. The Economistnotes:
It is not quite the recovery that was hoped for. Figures released on Friday November 13th showed that the euro-area economy crawled out of recession in the three months to the end of September. GDP rose by 0.4% from the second quarter (an annualised rate of 1.6%). That still left it 4.1% lower than a year earlier—a reminder of how deep the recession has been.
Germany posted the strongest growth among the euro area's largest economies. Its GDP rose by 0.7% from the previous quarter. Italy's economy grew by 0.6%. France was the big disappointment. Like Germany, it managed modest growth in the three months to the end of June, exiting recession a bit earlier than most other rich countries. But the third-quarter increase was just 0.3%, far lower than forecasters had expected. Spain's hangover from a big housing boom persists: its economy shrank for a sixth successive quarter.
A breakdown of the euro-zone GDP figures was not immediately available but details from the national statistic agencies suggested a worrying dependency on exports. In France, net trade accounted for all and more of the third-quarter growth; consumer spending was flat and investment fell again. At last in Germany, the revival in exports spurred firms to spend a bit more on investment. Spain also reported a positive contribution from trade though that was outweighed by further decline in domestic spending.
Continued strength in the euro suggests that if exports are to continue to bear the brunt of the burden of new growth then the European economy could be in trouble. For the most part, increases in unemployment in the euro zone have been modest relative to those in America, and leaders must be hopeful that that will translate into a rapid recovery for domestic demand.
But that isn't a sure thing. And given the potential for protracted recovery, and the threat posed by additional appreciation of the euro, it certainly seems as though the European Central Bank could stand to be a little less anxious to withdraw its support from the economy.


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Failure to Cure in Patients Undergoing Surgery for Gastric Cancer: A Nationwide Cohort Study
Dutch Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer Audit Group
BACKGROUND: This study aimed to describe the incidence of failure to cure (a composite outcome measure defined as surgery not meeting its initial aim), and the impact of hospital variation in the administration of neoadjuvant therapy on this outcome measure. METHODS: All patients in the Dutch Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer Audit undergoing curatively intended gastric cancer surgery in 2011-2019 were included. Failure to cure was defined as (1) 'open-close' surgery; (2) irradical surgery (R1/R2); or (3) 30-day/in-hospital mortality. Case-mix-corrected funnel plots, based on multivariable logistic regression analyses, investigated hospital variation. The impact of a hospital's tendency to administer neoadjuvant chemotherapy on the heterogeneity in failure to cure between hospitals was assessed based on median odds ratios and multilevel logistic regression analyses. RESULTS: Some 3862 patients from 28 hospitals were included. Failure to cure was noted in 22.3% (hospital variation: 14.5-34.8%). After case-mix correction, two hospitals had significantly higher-than-expected failure to cure rates, and one hospital had a lower-than-expected rate. The failure to cure rate was significantly higher in hospitals with a low tendency to administer neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Approximately 29% of hospital variation in failure to cure could be attributed to different hospital policies regarding neoadjuvant therapy. CONCLUSIONS: Failure to cure has an incidence of 22% in patients undergoing gastric cancer surgery. Higher failure to cure rates were seen in centers administering less neoadjuvant chemotherapy, which confirms the Dutch guideline recommendation on the administration of neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Failure to cure provides short loop feedback and can be used as a quality indicator in surgical audits.
Annals of Surgical Oncology
Dutch Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer Audit Group (2021). Failure to Cure in Patients Undergoing Surgery for Gastric Cancer: A Nationwide Cohort Study. Annals of Surgical Oncology, 28(8), 4484-4496. https://doi.org/10.1245/s10434-020-09510-6
Dutch Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer Audit Group. / Failure to Cure in Patients Undergoing Surgery for Gastric Cancer: A Nationwide Cohort Study. In: Annals of Surgical Oncology. 2021 ; Vol. 28, No. 8. pp. 4484-4496.
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UI student Lucas Fagre awarded coveted dual-country Fulbright award to Bulgaria and Romania
Lucas Fagre, who received a BS in global health and a BA in anthropology from the University of Iowa in May 2019, is the winner of a Fulbright Study/Research grant in public health to Bulgaria and Romania for 2020-21
UI student Isabelle Davis awarded prestigious Boren award
UI student Isabella awarded prestigious Boren award
International Programs shares video message, "We Are Here For You"
Staff members at International Programs at the University of Iowa created a video message for students to convey the message, "we are here for you." President Harreld and Provost Fuentes also lent a hand to the video production.
ISSS to host virtual Q&A session addressing immigration and remote learning
Join the staff of International Student and Scholar Services for a virtual Q&A session addressing "Immigration and Remote Learning," on Friday, April 17, at 2:30 p.m.
Stanley Award for International Research recipient reflects on her experience in India
The University of Iowa offers Stanley Awards for International Research for graduate and undergraduate students pursuing research and learning activities in international studies not available on campus. Emma Sillman, UI undergraduate studying global health studies and economics, was a recent recipient of funding through the Stanley Awards for International Research. That funding helped her complete a research project in India. During the summer 2019 term, Sillman spent three weeks in Mysore, India, taking classes; then spent the remainder of her stay working at a hospital in Sargur, India.
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In the news: Fulbright scholars return home after their trips abroad were cut short by COVID-19 spread
At least two 2019-20 Fulbright Scholars returned home after the program asked them to evacuate amid the spread of the novel coronavirus. Both returned to the U.S. unemployed and uncertain about what the future holds for them.
Alyssa Gersony awarded first UI Fulbright in dance to Latvia
Alyssa Gersony, who will receive an MFA in interdisciplinary studies (choreography and intermedia performance) from the University of Iowa this May, is the winner of a Fulbright Study/Research Arts grant in dance to Latvia for 2020-21
Video series created to educate immigrant and refugee communities about coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic dominates the news these days, and for good reason. Government and public health officials are holding press briefings as well as pushing out information via media outlets and social media channels to educate the public about the pandemic. But many of these sources of information are out of reach for members of refugee and immigrant communities for whom English is limited.
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UI student Mark Schoen awarded Fulbright to Indonesia
Mark Schoen, who will receive a BS in economics and a BA in studio arts from the University of Iowa this May, is the winner of a Fulbright Study/Research grant in economics to Indonesia for 2020-21 (photo credit: Bella Volfson)
In the news: Alumnus Ghazi Kayali tracks viruses transmitted between animals and humans
Ghazi Kayali, PhD, MPH, is part of a global network of scientists dedicated to researching novel viruses transmitted between animals and humans. He earned his doctorate degree in epidemiology from the University of Iowa College of Public Health in 2008.
UI to host virtual grant writing workshops
Writing Your Way Into The World Workshops
UI hosts virtual 6th Annual Fulbright Week April 13-17
Would you like to teach English, study, or do research abroad for an academic year at no cost? Join International Programs staff, new UI grantees, and recent UI Fulbright alumni for a week of virtual events to help you learn more about the Fulbright U.S. Student Program! The sixth annual Fulbright Week will take place April 13-17, 2020. Each session will provide different information and will have a Q&A period. All levels of undergraduate and graduate students are welcome!
Sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic for now, Stewart Knights, international exchange student from England, vows to return to the University of Iowa for a proper farewell
"I do grieve for the experience," says Knights. "It's the little things – walking into Catlett Hall and seeing someone you know, spending time with friends, the campus environment…I miss the atmosphere of the whole place."
Hanxi Tang, international student from China, on the transition to online learning
In an effort to mitigate the transmission of COVID-19, the University of Iowa transitioned to online teaching for the rest of the Spring 2020 semester. As a result, all UI students shifted to virtual instruction on March 30. We checked in with Hanxi Tang, international student from Beijing, China, about her transition to online courses.
Hanxi Tang, international student from China, contributes to UI efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus
As an aspiring physician, Tang is inspired by what she sees at UI Hospitals & Clinics—particularly during this unprecedented pandemic. "I see healthcare professionals that work hard and long shifts and yet always display a positive attitude. Compared to what other healthcare professionals are doing around the world at this time, what I am doing is really little, but I am happy to make a small contribution to the global effort to prevent the spread of the virus."
UI student Caroline Baum awarded Fulbright to Morocco
Caroline Baum, who will receive a BA in international relations from the University of Iowa this May, is the winner of a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship Award to Morocco for 2020-21
In the news: Passion for teaching Spanish lit brought UI professor Ana Rodríguez-Rodríguez from Spain to the U.S.
A University of Iowa professor's love for teaching brought her from Spain to the Midwest to educate students on early 16th and 17th century Spanish literature.
UI Writers' Workshop grad Raj Chakrapani awarded Fulbright research grant to Romania
Raj Chakrapani (MFA creative writing '17) is the winner of a Fulbright Study/Research Arts grant to Romania for 2020-21
UI student Jorrell Watkins awarded Fulbright research grant to Japan
Jorrell Watkins, who will receive an MFA in creative writing and poetry from the University of Iowa this May, is the winner of a Fulbright Study/Research Arts grant in Creative Writing to Japan for 2020-21
University of Iowa alumnus reflects on his career as a professor and award-winning composer
Davorin Kempf (MA music '90) recently retired from the University of Zagreb Academy of Music where he served as a full professor in the in the Department of Composition and Theory of Music. In 2006 Kempf earned his Ph.D from Freie Universität Berlin (doctoral dissertation: Symmetrie und Variation als kompositorische Prinzipien: Interdisziplinäre Aspekte, supervisor: Prof. Dr. Albrecht Riethmüller). Two years ago he became a full member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. An award-winning composer, Kempf's work has been performed at concerts and festivals in more than a dozen countries including the United States.
Student Reflections on Diversity Abroad: Trivandrum, Kerala, India
First-gen Latina student Yajaira Bolanos participated in India Winterim and shares what she learned.
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UI professor to teach and conduct research in Poland as a Fulbright scholar
The University of Iowa is thrilled to announce that Jane Gilotti, professor in earth and environmental sciences at the University of Iowa, has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar to Poland for the 2020-21 academic year.
Student Reflections on Diversity Abroad: Seoul, South Korea
Joana Stacy Ramirez shares her story of studying abroad in Korea as a first-generation college student.
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Critical Language Scholarship winner to study in Russia
In the news: UI cancels Italy study-abroad programs amid coronavirus concerns
Joining the list of University of Iowa study-abroad programs suspended because of coronavirus concerns are a number of Italy programs.


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AJAC Names VW Alltrack, Subaru Forester Canadian Car and Utility Vehicle of the Year
AJAC, the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada, has just announced their Canadian Car of the Year award winners for 2017. The Canadian Car of the Year is the Volkswagen Golf Sportwagen Alltrack and the Canadian Utility Vehicle of the Year for 2017 is the Subaru Forester.
The Forester got a refresh this year that included some new styling, the newest version of Subaru's Eyesight that includes lane-keeping assist plus an enhanced pre-collision braking system, and the addition of a heated steering wheel. Jurors loved the interior space, excellent visibility, and off-road ability.
Volkswagen's Golf Sportwagen Alltrack is an all-new model this year. It takes the familiar and spacious Golf Sportwagen then adds some extra ride height and other changes to add off-road capability to the all-wheel drive system. Jurors rated it the best because of usability, interior refinement, and driving dynamics.
Every year, member journalists from across the country get together to test the eligible new or significantly improved cars, trucks, and SUVs. Those cars, trucks, SUVs and vans are then placed into eight categories based on size, vehicle type, and price. The vehicles in each group are driven back-to-back on real roads by the judges. The vehicles are then scored on 21 separate criteria including safety features, performance, and even cargo space. The ballots are then tabulated and kept secret until the announcements are made. The winners of each class were announced last December. From those class winners, scores are tallied and an overall car and utility vehicle (SUV, truck, or van) are chosen.
This year, the other finalists for Canadian Car of the Year were the BMW M2, Buick Lacrosse, Hyundai Elantra, and the Hyundai Elantra Sport. Utility Vehicle of the Year runners-up were the Chrysler Pacifica and the Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 4Matic.
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Northwestern hasn't faced Rutgers since the Scarlet Knights joined the Big Ten in 2014. But despite a historically awful beginning to their conference tenure, Head Coach Chris Ash and Rutgers have shown marked improvement over the past couple of seasons.
The Wildcats will have to travel to Piscataway and face a legitimately tough defense near the end of a very difficult six-week stretch. That all spells trap game, even if the Scarlet Knights' offense may not be up to the challenge.
Rutgers' passing offense was dreadfully anemic behind Giovanni Rescigno in 2017, so much so that the young quarterback failed to complete 10 passes in any of his outings. This year, true freshman Artur Sitkowski joins the fray, and though he slots in as only a three-star QB, Sitkowski may win the job just by virtue of being a fresh face.
The run game wasn't much better––the Scarlet Knights finished bottom five in the Big Ten in rushing offense (147.1 yards per game)––and Chris Ash has made it no secret that Rutgers will be taking a running-back-by-committee approach in 2018. Included in that committee is Boston College graduate transfer Jon Hilliman, who racked up 638 yards and five touchdowns for the Eagles last season. The offensive line has shown themselves to be thoroughly mediocre in both pass protection and the run game, so I expect Northwestern's experienced front seven should tear them apart.
Bottom line, this offense, with a completely unproven passing game, is a perfect matchup for a Wildcat defense whose biggest question marks reside in the secondary. Northwestern should be able to limit this Rutgers offense to minimal production, although you never know what will go down in New Jersey.
This matchup is a completely different story. The Scarlet Knights defense will follow up a successful 2017 by returning just about every major contributor. A veteran linebacker corps led by Trevor Morris, Deonte Roberts and Tyreek Maddox-Williams provides a steady anchor in both rushing and passing situations. There's also the Scarlet Knights' talented secondary, which, led by returning cornerback Blessuan Austin, locked down Nebraska and Purdue despite suffering significant injury losses last season.
Northwestern will likely gameplan around Jeremy Larkin in this one, throwing in some short, easy completions along the way. There aren't a lot of weaknesses in the Rutgers defense, but a Northwestern team without a ton of next level weapons will probably favor a more grind-it-out, conservative style, especially with their own distinct defensive advantage.
Though many see Rutgers and think automatic win, the recent progress the Scarlet Knights have made makes them a tough out for any Big Ten team, especially on the road. As I mentioned earlier, this is a potential trap game for Northwestern, who will need to be firing on all cylinders to come away with a victory. All signs point to a classic, low-scoring B1G slugfest, regardless of who gets the upper hand.


This position is located in the Wage and Hour Division, Southwest Regional Office, Dallas, Texas. This position serves as a Wage Analyst in a developmental capacity to perform analytical duties relating to prevailing wage rate surveys.
This position has promotion potential to GS-11. Promotion Potential: There is no obligation to provide future promotions to you if you are selected. Future promotions are dependent on your ability to perform the duties at a higher level, the continuing need for an employee assigned to the higher level, and supervisory approval.
- Relocation expenses have not been authorized.
Participate in planning and scheduling wage surveys; conduct and complete all phases of wage and area surveys intended to determine wage rates for federal construction projects. This entails defining the universe for less complex building, residential, heavy and highway construction wage rate surveys; analyzing individual responses and response patterns where the need for analysis of response patterns is limited. Participate in preparatory meetings, workshops, and presentations to all interested parties including contractors, associations, unions, and government agencies. Analyze wage survey data including the determination of the accuracy of the submitted data and the clarification/verification of questionable or unclear data; resolving discrepancies or anomalies in responses. Analyze and evaluate survey processes and results in terms of data, collection, accuracy, and findings based on accepted methods, principles, and practices; prepare end of draft survey reports and other related correspondence.
Also being advertised as job announcement #MS-16-DAL-WH-175 for status applicants, VEOA applicants & persons eligible under these non-competitive authorities: Veterans' Recruitment Appointment (VRA); 30% or more compensably disabled veterans; persons w/disabilities (Schedule A); present/former Peace Corps (PC) personnel & former PC volunteers. To be considered for each, apply to BOTH jobs.
Applicants must have one full year of graduate level education; OR Superior Academic Achievement; OR one year of specialized experience equivalent to at least the GS-05 grade level in the Federal service. Graduate Education - to be creditable, graduate level education must be in a field which demonstrates the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to do the work of the position. One year of graduate education is considered to be the number of credit hours that the schools attended has determined to represent one year of full-time study. If that information cannot be obtained from the school, 18 semester hours will be considered as satisfying the one year of full-time study requirement. Superior Academic Achievement - superior academic achievement must have been gained in a curriculum that is qualifying for the position and meet one of the following: 1. Class standing - applicants must be in the upper third of the graduating class in the college, university, or major subdivision. 2. Grade-Point Average - applicants must have a grade-point average of: a. 3.0 or higher out of a possible 4.0 as computed based on 4 years of education, or as computed based on courses completed during the final 2 years of the curriculum; or b. 3.5 or higher out of a possible 4.0 based on the average of the required courses completed in the major field or the required courses in the major field completed during the final 2 years of the curriculum. 3. Election to membership in a national scholastic honor society.
Specialized Experience - Experience that equipped the applicant with the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform successfully the duties of the position, and that is typically in or related to the work of the position to be filled. To be creditable, specialized experience must have been equivalent to at least the next lower grade level (GS-05). Such experience must demonstrate the ability to review and analyze wage data. Time-in-Grade Requirement - Applicants must have served at least one year at the GS-05 grade level in the Federal service. Specialized experience includes, but is not limited to: Conducting surveys, to include analyzing and evaluating survey processes and results. Experience applying analytical and evaluative methods and techniques and recommending solutions. Experience preparing and presenting information at meetings and workshops explaining the various laws, rules and regulations.
If you wish to use your education as a basis for meeting the eligibility and/or minimum qualification requirements for this position, you must submit academic transcripts demonstrating that you meet the qualifying educational requirements. If specific course work is required to fulfill the eligibility and/or minimum qualification requirements, you must supply transcripts from each academic institution in which the required courses were taken in order to receive credit for that course work. See the 'Qualifications and Evaluations' section of this announcement for more details.
Reading - Understands and interprets written material, including technical material, rules, regulations, instructions, reports, charts, graphs, or tables; applies what is learned from written material to specific situations.
Oral Communication - Expresses information (for example, ideas, or facts) to individuals or groups effectively, taking into account the audience and nature of the information (for example, technical, sensitive, controversial); makes clear and convincing oral presentations; listens to others, attends to nonverbal cues, and responds appropriately.
Technology Application - Uses machines, tools, or equipment effectively; uses computers and computer applications to analyze and communicate information in the appropriate format.
INFORMATION FOR ICTAP ELIGIBLES ONLY: If you are eligible for special priority selection under ICTAP, you must be well-qualified for the position to receive consideration. ICTAP eligibles who are placed into Category B or higher will be considered "well-qualified".
Follow the steps below to apply. Your application and ALL required supplemental documents MUST be received by 11:59 pm Eastern Time (ET) on the vacancy closing date to receive consideration. Paper applications and supplemental documents submitted in any other manner without prior approval from the vacancy contact will not be considered.
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On the Department of Labor (DOL) page, create a DOL Account if you have not already and click "APPLY TO THIS VACANCY". Continue through the 7 Steps noted at the top of the DOL page. The 3rd step is where you answer the vacancy specific questions. The 4th step is where you submit required documents (only if applicable to you) specified in the "Required Documents" section of this vacancy . Warning: If you submit a document using the same document title, the 2nd submission will OVERWRITE the 1st submission.
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Q: Jtree node expansion without selection Is it possible to expand/collapse a node in a JTree without having it selected? (not highlighted)
Thanks a lot

A: You should be able to expand/collapse each node you care to by using the expand or collapse method.  Here's a good example on javaalmanac.
http://www.exampledepot.com/egs/javax.swing.tree/ExpandAll.html

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Eyb steht für:

 Eyb (Adelsgeschlecht), fränkisches Adelsgeschlecht
 Eyb (Ansbach), Stadtteil von Ansbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern
 Eyb (Fluss), rechter Zufluss der Fils in Geislingen an der Steige, Landkreis Göppingen, Baden-Württemberg

Eyb ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
 Albrecht von Eyb (1420–1475), deutscher Theologe, Jurist und frühhumanistischer Schriftsteller
 Anselm von Eyb (1444–1477), deutscher Hofbeamter und Jurist am kaiserlichen Kammergericht
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 Gabriel von Eyb (1455–1535), Fürstbischof von Eichstätt (1496–1535)
 Johann Martin von Eyb (1630–1704), Fürstbischof von Eichstätt (1697–1704)
 Kurt von Eyb (1864–1942), deutscher Verwaltungsjurist und Bezirksamtmann

 Martin von Eyb († 1594), Fürstbischof von Bamberg (1580–1583)

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Pasticcio publish specialist books. Most products have a Cornish connection and many are associated with history or architectural history. There are books on tourism, architecture and the houses of Cornwall.
The current website was quite old and dated and a more modern website design was required. Pasticcio also wanted to update the website content themselves and be able to add new books as they were published.
This is a WordPress design to give the client the editing capabilities that they needed. They can add new books, plus update their content and images whenever they need.
This custom publishing web design exactly fits the content and makes it easy for the visitor to view the books available. The original logo was red and I carried this colour forward into the new site, together with the black it makes a classic colour scheme for a book site. The little red search icon ribbon at the top is made in the style of a bookmark. A top navigation menu and further menu in the sidebar enables visitors and authors to quickly get to relevant content. Books are laid out in a grid format and the visitor clicks on a book to get further information; individual book pages have large sliders with some taster pages from the books. The font is the classic Palatino, perfect for this type of website.
Publishing web design – mobile responsive, a liquid layout that adapts to any device.


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Mirage News Politics	July 16, 2019 3:35 pm AEST Date Time
24 seafarers rescued off coast of Western Australia
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has coordinated the successful rescue of 24 seafarers from a Japanese fishing vessel that caught alight off the coast of Perth.
Around 7.45am today AMSA received an alert from the Japan Coast Guard stating that the Myojin Maru No. 8, was in distress after a fire broke out onboard.
Reports indicated 24 crew members were abandoning the vessel into life boats.
AMSA's Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) issued a distress priority broadcast to shipping and tasked our Perth based Challenger rescue jet to assist with the search and rescue operation.
The JRCC received an update from the Japan Coast Guard around 10.30am to advise that the crew of the vessel had been successfully rescued by the FV Seifuku Maru 88.
All crew members were reported to be safe and uninjured.
AMSA will continue to liaise with the Japan Coast Guard and the vessel owners to confirm details of the vessel fire and determine any pollution and environmental impacts.
Vision of the rescue from the Perth Challenger jet can be found here.
/Public Release.
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Best wildlife photography cameras
3,000 Goldfish! Dumped Aquarium Pets Multiply in Lake
By Jeanna Bryner
Thousands of goldfish showed up in Teller Lake #5 in Boulder, Colorado, this March. (Image credit: Colorado Parks and Wildlife)
They multiply like … fish! Apparently, a handful of goldfish dumped into a lake in Boulder, Colorado, just three years ago have reproduced and now number in the thousands.
The explosion of these exotic fish, which are not native to anywhere in North America, has biologists worried and trying to figure out options for the animals' removal.
"Based on their size, it looks like they're 3-year-olds, which were probably produced from a small handful of fish that were illegally introduced into the lake," Ben Swigle, a fish biologist at the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), told Live Science. [See Photos of the Explosion of Goldfish in Teller Lake]
A ranger noticed the 3,000 to 4,000 goldfish a couple of weeks ago in Teller Lake #5 off Arapahoe Road and reported it to CPW.
"If they escape and move downstream, they'll directly compete with our native species, all of which were here before the land was even settled," Swigle said.
There are about three or four fish species considered threatened or "species of concern" living downstream from the lake; they include the stonecat (a miniature version of catfish), the common shiner and the brassy minnow, Swigle said. These fish feed on plankton and small insects, the same diet as goldfish, he added.
"If they [the goldfish] explode and get downstream and potentially explode, there they are competing with these fishes not only for spawning habitat but also for foraging resources," he said.
In addition to supplanting the native species, these koi goldfish may be carrying viruses. Unlike the fish from fisheries that are used to stock lakes, pet goldfish are not rigorously tested for disease, Swigle said. Aquarium fish could carry viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus (VHSV), responsible for killing off thousands of fish in the Great Lakes, and bacterial kidney disease, which has been seen in aquarium fish, Swigle said.
CPW scientists are currently considering three options for dealing with the exotic goldfish explosion. Officials could drain the lake and leave it dormant for a while, use electricity to stun the fish and then net them out, or use a chemical called rotenone that interferes with respiration to "remove" the fish.
If the fish are physically removed, they could be brought to a raptor sanctuary and fed to injured hawks, ospreys and bald eagles, he said.
This isn't the first time such fish have turned up in high numbers in the area. In November 2012, some 2,275 koi goldfish had to be removed from Thunderbird Lake in Boulder, after a few were likely dumped there as "unwanted pets" two to three years earlier, according to a CPW statement.
"Goldfish are not a native species and are very harmful to the local aquatic ecosystem," Kristin Cannon, district wildlife manager for Boulder, said in the CPW statement. "We strongly encourage the public not to dump their unwanted pet fish in our waters. It is bad for our environment as well as illegal."
One way to get rid of unwanted aquarium fish is to call the pet shop that sold the fish and try to return it, said Sue Williams, an evolution and ecology professor at the University of California, Davis Bodega Marine Laboratory, who spoke with Live Science for a past article.
Pet owners wanting to dispose humanely of their aquarium fish may want to consider the guidelines put forth by the American Veterinary Medical Association in its 2013 report for euthanasia of animals. Some acceptable methods, according to the association, include a process that involves immersion with anesthetic solutions or injection with a solution that contains ketamine. The report also describes other methods that are acceptable when certain conditions are met, and additionally lists unacceptable euthanasia methods.
Tempted to flush your fish? That may not be a great idea, either, as the hardy fish can make it to natural waterways and wreak havoc, Williams said in the past article.
Follow Jeanna Bryner on Twitter and Google+. Follow us @livescience, Facebook & Google+. Original article on Live Science.
Jeanna Bryner
Live Science Editor-in-Chief
Jeanna served as editor-in-chief of Live Science. Previously, she was an assistant editor at Scholastic's Science World magazine. Jeanna has an English degree from Salisbury University, a master's degree in biogeochemistry and environmental sciences from the University of Maryland, and a graduate science journalism degree from New York University. She has worked as a biologist in Florida, where she monitored wetlands and did field surveys for endangered species. She also received an ocean sciences journalism fellowship from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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Velociraptors probably didn't use their 'wicked' claws for slashing, surprising new study suggests
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Ozone.extend(function () {
    var getUrl = function() {
        var url = "http://" + Ozone.config().getServerProperty("host");
        url = url + ":" + Ozone.config().getServerProperty("port");
        url = url + Ozone.config().getServerProperty("apiBasePath");
        url = url + "apps/";
        return url;
    }

    var getRandomString = function(length) {
        var charSet = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ";
        var result = [];
        for (var i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
            result.push(charSet.charAt(Math.floor(Math.random() * charSet.length)));
        }
        return result.join("");
    }

    var getRandomWords = function(wordLengths) {
        // if value passed in is not an array, then convert to array or return empty string
        if (!Ozone.utils.isArray(wordLengths)) {
            var parsedValue = parseInt(wordLengths);
            if (isNaN(parsedValue)) {
                return '';
            }
            else {
                wordLengths = [parsedValue];
            }
        }
        return wordLengths.map(function(wordLength) { return getRandomString(wordLength); }).join(' ');
    }

    // Returns a number between min and max, in "step" sized increments.
    // (ex. if (0, 100, 5) is passed in, then a random multiple of five between 0 and 100 will be returned.)
    var getRandomNumberInRange = function(min, max, step) {
        if (isNaN(parseInt(min)) || isNaN(parseInt(max))) {
            return null;
        }
        if (isNaN(parseInt(step)) || (step <= 0)) {
            step = 1;
        }
        if (max < min) {
            var temp = max, max = min, min = temp;  // switch min and max values
        }
        var numStepAdjustedRandomValues = Math.floor((max - min) / step) + 1;
        var stepAdjustedRandomNumber = min + Math.round(Math.random() * numStepAdjustedRandomValues);
        return stepAdjustedRandomNumber * step;
    }

    var getRandomDate = function(date1, date2) {
        if (!((date1 instanceof Date) && (date2 instanceof Date))) {
            return null;
        }
        var randomRawDate = getRandomNumberInRange(date1.getTime(), date2.getTime());
        return new Date(randomRawDate);
    }

    var getRandomBoolean = function() {
        return (Math.random() >= 0.5);
    }

    var getRandomUrl = function(isHttps) {
        var protocol = (isHttps ? 'https://' : 'http://');
        return protocol + 'www.' + getRandomString(12) + '.com';
    }

    var getRandomImagePath = function() {
        return '/img/' + getRandomString(8) + '.png';
    }

    var getSubsetArray = function(array) {
        return (array || []).filter(getRandomBoolean);
    }

    var getSingleValueFromArray = function(array) {
        return array[Math.floor(Math.random() * array.length)];
    }

    return {
        mockHelper: {
            getUrl: getUrl,
            getRandomString: getRandomString,
            getRandomWords: getRandomWords,
            getRandomNumberInRange: getRandomNumberInRange,
            getRandomDate: getRandomDate,
            getRandomBoolean: getRandomBoolean,
            getRandomImagePath: getRandomImagePath,
            getSubsetArray: getSubsetArray,
            getSingleValueFromArray: getSingleValueFromArray,
            appsMallCustomMatchers: {},
            testHelperMethods: {},
            getRandomRecord: function(collectionType, subdata, initialValues) {
                var record = {};
                var dateCreated = getRandomDate((new Date('1-1-10')), new Date('1-1-14'));
                var dateUpdated = getRandomDate(dateCreated, new Date());
                switch(collectionType)
                {
                    // data record for random app
                    case 'Apps':
                        var randomAppName = getRandomString(9);
                        record = {
                            "name": randomAppName,
                            "shortname": randomAppName,
                            "version": ("" + getRandomNumberInRange(0.1, 9.9, 0.1)),
                            "type": "app",
                            "workflowState": "Published",
                            "workflowMesssage": "",
                            "accessible": getRandomBoolean(),
                            "users": getRandomNumberInRange(1, 999),
                            "rating": getRandomNumberInRange(1, 5),
                            "ratings": getRandomNumberInRange(1, 999),
                            "descriptionShort": getRandomString(20),
                            "description": getRandomString(20),
                            "organization": "Home",
                            "createdOn": dateCreated.toString(),
                            "updatedOn": dateUpdated.toString(),
                            "icon": getRandomImagePath(),
                            "featuredBanner": getRandomImagePath(),
                            "smallBanner": getRandomImagePath(),
                            "screenshot": getRandomImagePath(),
                            "documentationUrl": "https://www.owfgoss.org/" + getRandomString(9) + "/Favorites.png",
                            "badges": getSubsetArray(['A','B','C','D','E']),
                            "appUrl": "",
                            "featured": getRandomBoolean(),
                            "poc": getRandomString(12),
                            "email": (getRandomString(8) + "@test.com"),
                            "phone": ("" + getRandomNumberInRange(100,999) + '-' + getRandomNumberInRange(1000,9999)),
                            "images": {
                                "iconId": Ozone.utils.generateId(),
                                "smallBannerId": Ozone.utils.generateId(),
                                "featuredBannerId": Ozone.utils.generateId(),
                                "screenshotId": Ozone.utils.generateId()
                            }
                        };
                        break;
                    // data record for random tag
                    case 'Tags':
                        subdata = subdata || {type: 'Role'};
                        if (subdata.type === 'System') {
                            record = {
                                "level": subdata.type,
                                "uri": "/AppsMall/" + (subdata.appName || getRandomString(9)) + "/",
                                "tag": getRandomString(9),
                                "description": "",
                                "tooltip": getRandomString(15),
                                "creatorUserId": "System",
                                "created": dateCreated.toString(),
                                "modified": dateUpdated.toString(),
                                "visibility": {}
                            };
                        }
                        else if (subdata.type === 'Role') {
                            record = {
                                "level": subdata.type,
                                "uri": ("/AppsMall/Apps/" + (subdata.appName || getRandomString(9))),
                                "tag": getRandomString(9),
                                "description": "",
                                "creatorUserId": "System",
                                "created": dateCreated.toString(),
                                "modified": dateUpdated.toString(),
                                "visibility": {}
                            };
                        }
                        else {
                            return {};
                        }
                        break;
                    // data record for random persona
                    case 'Personas':
                        var roles = [];
                        subdata = subdata || {};
                        if (subdata.admin) {
                            roles.push("Admin");
                        }
                        else if (subdata.contentSteward) {
                            roles.push("ContentSteward");
                        }
                        record = {
                            "username": getRandomString(9),
                            "auth_token": getRandomString(20),
                            "auth_service": "sample",
                            "meta": {
                                "roles": roles
                            }
                        };
                        break;
                    // data record for random review
                    case 'Reviews':
                        subdata = subdata || {};
                         if (!subdata.username) {
                             subdata.username = getRandomString(9);
                         }
                         record = {
                            "ratingAsNumber": getRandomNumberInRange(1,5),
                            "username": subdata.username,
                            "reviewText": getRandomString(20)
                         };
                         break;
                    default:
                        return {};
                }
                // return mock record, with initial values replacing random values if applicable.
                if (Ozone.utils.isObject(initialValues) && !Ozone.utils.isEmptyObject(initialValues)) {
                    return Ozone.extend(initialValues, record);
                }
                return record;
            }
        }
    };
}());

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As the defendant in a criminal case in the State of Texas, I have certain rights regarding the inspection and reproduction of the evidence in the case that the State has filed against me. I have the right to review those items prior to entering my plea.
I understand that the State has a continuing duty to disclose to me or to the court any document, item, or information that is exculpatory, impeaching, or mitigating, or that would tend to negate my guilt or would tend to reduce the punishment for my offense.
Understanding that I have these rights, I agree that by proceeding to the payment page I am knowingly waiving my right to discovery, except as provided by law.
Please click on the CASE SEARCH button in the menu to acknowledge the waiver and continue.
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Q: C# : Making an exe to not run directly I need to make the primary .exe unrunnable from it (When you try to start it directly ,you get a message : Cannot start directly,if it runs from the secondary exe (only it,must have a crc verification i think) then start .
Hope i make myself clear
First .exe can't start directly
Second .exe can start the first exe (only)

A: Set up the EXE that can't be started directly to accept a parameter, such as a SHA-256 hash of some unique data from the one that's supposed to start it. If that parameter doesn't exist or is not what's expected, display an error and exit.
EDIT:
static class Program
{
   static void Main(params string[] args) //<- first needed change
   {
       if(args.Length == 0 || args[0] != "e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855")
       {
          Console.WriteLine("Cannot execute this program directly.")
          return;
       }

       ... //rest of main function
   }
}

A: The simplest way to do that is to have command line parameters, or beter still, set an environment variable and run it, so theres little way to trace the requirements from a "can I get round the fact you want me to use your app to run it". However, I would say a DLL would be the way to go really.

A: I am not sure if the process name (Process.GetCurrentProcess().ProcessName) would give you the 1st or the second EXE name but you can  make the 1st EXE as a DLL and the second as an EXE.

A: Make the first exe a DLL. Then the second program can use it but a user won't be able to run it directly.


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Q: Silently Read/Write to a .cmd script from a C# console application I am trying to silently read and write to a .cmd file from a C# console application. The .cmd file looks like this :
ECHO OFF
set Input=""
set /p IsCustom="Do you want to create a custom deploy package ? (Y/N)"
set /p Input="Enter product name (press enter for none):"
ECHO ON
cd .\DeployScript

IF /I "%IsCustom%" == "Y" (
    nant -buildfile:Deploy.build -D:environment=Disk Deploy.LocalRelease -D:productname=%Input%
    cd ..
    GOTO END
)

nant -buildfile:Deploy.build -D:environment=Disk Deploy.NewLocalRelease -D:productname=%Input%
cd ..

:END

This is where I want to insert the values :
set /p IsCustom="Do you want to create a custom deploy package ? (Y/N)"
set /p Input="Enter product name (press enter for none):"

Here is what I tried in C# console application, but I am not able to read the above two questions and write to them:
private static void ExecuteCmdFile()
{
    Process process = new Process();
    process.EnableRaisingEvents = true;
    process.OutputDataReceived += new System.Diagnostics.DataReceivedEventHandler(process_OutputDataReceived);
    process.ErrorDataReceived += new System.Diagnostics.DataReceivedEventHandler(process_ErrorDataReceived);
    process.Exited += new System.EventHandler(process_Exited);

    process.StartInfo.FileName = Path + @"\createPackage.cmd";
    process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
    process.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;

    process.Start();
    process.BeginOutputReadLine();
    process.WaitForExit();
}

static void process_Exited(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    Console.WriteLine(string.Format("process exited with code {0}\n", ""));
}

static void process_OutputDataReceived(object sender, DataReceivedEventArgs e)
{
    //Console.WriteLine(e.Data + "\n");
}

I am unable to read the questions at process_OutputDataReceived() and have no clues on inserting values. Just wanted to know if I am reading/writing to the .cmd file from C# application correctly ? Am I missing something here or is there any other approach ?

A: The Windows Command Processor cmd.exe processing a batch file is not designed for communication with other processes. It is designed for executing commands and executables one after the other and supports simple IF conditions and GOTO to control the sequence of command/program executions and FOR for doing something repeated in a loop. That´s it.
I suggest modifying the batch file to this code:
@echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
set "IsCustom=%~1"
if defined IsCustom goto CheckInput
%SystemRoot%\System32\choice.exe /C NY /N /M "Do you want to create a custom deploy package (Y/N)?"
if errorlevel 2 (set "IsCustom=Y") else set "IsCustom=N"

:CheckInput
set "Input=%~2"
if not defined Input goto InputPrompt
if /I "%Input%" == "/N" set "Input="
goto ProcessData

:InputPrompt
set /P "Input=Enter product name (press enter for none): "
if not defined Input goto ProcessData
set "Input=%Input:"=%"

:ProcessData
cd /D "%~dp0DeployScript"
if /I "%IsCustom%" == "Y" (
    nant -buildfile:Deploy.build -D:environment=Disk Deploy.LocalRelease -D:productname="%Input%"
    goto END
)

nant -buildfile:Deploy.build -D:environment=Disk Deploy.NewLocalRelease -D:productname="%Input%"

:END
endlocal

Now the batch file can be executed without any argument in which case the user is prompted twice with evaluation of the input in a safe and secure manner.
But it is also possible to run the batch file with one or two arguments from another executable like a program coded in C# or from within a command prompt window or called by another batch file.
The first argument is assigned to the environment variable IsCustom which is explicitly undefined on batch file executed without any argument or with "" as first argument. The IF condition used later with referencing the string value of the environment variable IsCustom just checks if the string value is Y or y to do the custom action. Any other argument string passed as first argument to the batch file results in running the standard action.
The second argument is assigned to the environment variable Input which is also explicitly undefined on batch file executed without any argument or with "" as second argument. If the second argument is case-insensitive equal /N, then the batch file interprets this as explicit request to use no product name.
The Yes/No prompt is done using command CHOICE which is highly recommended for such choice prompts if the batch file is called without any argument or with "" as first argument.
The second prompt is done using set /P if the batch file is called without a second argument or with just "" as second argument. Double quotes are removed from input string if the user inputs a string at all for safe and secure processing of the input string by the remaining lines.
The directory DeployScript is most likely a subdirectory of the directory containing the batch file and for that reason the command CD is used with option /D to change if needed also the current drive and makes explicitly the subdirectory DeployScript the current directory independent on which directory is the current directory on starting the execution of the batch file.
nant should be referenced with file extension and if possible with full path if the full path is well known because of being relative to batch file path or is fixed making it possible to use the fully qualified file name in the batch file as it is done for external command CHOICE.
The command ENDLOCAL results in making the initial current directory again the current directory. SETLOCAL pushes the current directory path on stack. ENDLOCAL pops that path from stack and makes this directory again the current directory (if not deleted in the meantime which is not possible here). For that reason the execution of cd .. is not needed at all.
Now the C# coded application can run cmd.exe with the options /D and /C and the batch file name with its full path with the two arguments Y or N and product name or /N. There is no need anymore to communicate with cmd.exe processing the batch file or passing the arguments via standard input stream to the internal command SET of cmd.exe.
Note:
I do not really understand why the C# Process class is used being a C# wrapper class for the Windows kernel function CreateProcess called with using the STARTUPINFO structure to run cmd.exe to process a batch file. It would be also possible to use the Process class to run nant directly by the C# coded program and of course also any other executable which the batch file perhaps runs additionally. A C# coded application has direct access to all Windows library functions used by cmd.exe on processing a batch file. So there is really no need in my opinion to use a batch file at all for the task according to the provided information about the task.
For understanding the used commands in the batch file and how they work, open a command prompt window, execute there the following commands, and read entirely all help pages displayed for each command very carefully.

*

*call /? ... explains batch file argument referencing

*choice /?

*cmd /?

*echo /?

*endlocal /?

*goto /?

*if /?

*set /?

*setlocal /?


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The Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation published a report in January about megatrends that are reshaping manufacturing. Titled "Manufacturing Megatrends: The Impact of Megatrends on U.S. Manufacturers," the report was authored by MAPI Director of Councils and Business Research Jenn Callaway, and is based on surveys conducted with manufacturing executives.
Inventing enthusiasm for manufacturing
When Zach Kaplan visited the White House last June for a National Week of Making event, he had no idea it would mean giving away 50 of his company's 3D carvers (tabletop milling machines). The CEO of Inventables Inc. (www.inventables.com), Chicago, Kaplan and 99 other conference attendees were challenged to provide ideas on how they could help President Barack Obama with his "Nation of Makers" initiative. Kaplan's suggestion? Put an Inventables 3D carver in one school in each of the nation's 50 states. What's more, Kaplan wants to have a 3D carver in every school in the U.S. by the end of this decade.
Putting a forklift into the industrial Internet of Things
Forklifts—the workhorses of the plant floor—are more valuable than ever at ITAMCO (Indiana Technology and Manufacturing Cos.). The Plymouth, Ind.-based manufacturer of gears and other precision components connected its forklifts to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), which integrates machine tools and other manufacturing equipment with networked sensors and software.
Amount of U.S. reshoring debated
Has the reshoring train left the station or not? According to the second annual U.S. Reshoring Index from global management consultants A.T. Kearney, the answer is a resounding "no." In 2015, the index, at -115, indicates that reshoring of manufacturing activities to the U.S. has not kept up with offshoring. The index measured -30 in 2014. A positive number indicates net reshoring, while a negative value indicates net offshoring.
Machining process targets moldmakers and more
Imagine a machining process that removes material five times faster than milling and 10 times faster than sinker EDMing, machines Inconel and hardened steel with ease, holds tolerances to ±0.0006" and utilizes the same tool to process thousands of parts with virtually no tool wear. Machine builder EMAG LLC USA, Farmington Hills, Mich., calls this process pulsed electrochemical machining (PECM). A subset of electrochemical machining, PECM is far more accurate than the decades-old ECM and has matured into a viable alternative to more-traditional machining processes over the past few years, according to the company.
Röhm expands service in Mexico
Röhm Products Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V., a subsidiary of Röhm GmbH, recently opened a new office in Monterrey, Mexico, in an effort to expand the company's sales, service and support capabilities to meet increasing demand for high-quality clamping and gripping technology throughout Mexico and Central America, the company reported in a Feb. 22 news release.
Analysis: Manufacturers beginning to operate like software companies
An online San Francisco Chronicle report posted Feb. 18—"Hacker ethos comes to the factory floor"—suggests that large and small manufacturers alike "are beginning to think and operate like software companies." And, just for the record, that's a good thing, say the authors: Mark Muro, a senior fellow and the policy director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution, and Kelly Kline, the economic development director and chief innovation officer of the city of Fremont, Calif.
Collaboration connects HIP to vacuum heat treatment
Solar Atmospheres, Hermitage, Penn., recently announced a collaboration with Pressure Technology Inc. (PTI) that will offer an added-value service to PTI's HIP (Hot Isostatic Press) Facility in Concord, Ohio, according to a Feb. 15 news release. The collaboration is the result of an escalation of components being printed via additive manufacturing as well as the increased production of engine blade manufacturing to support newer more efficient aircraft, according to Solar Atmospheres. Such market forces means that hot isostatic pressing (HIPing) is in more demand for the densification of many materials.
Single Source Technologies acquires Automation Solutions
Single Source Technologies (SST), a North American distributor of machinery brands based in Auburn Hills, Mich., recently announced the acquistion of Automation Solutions Inc. (ASI), effective as of Jan. 18, according to a Feb. 9 SST news release.
Tech institute partners with industry to make generic tool data public
NTB Interstate University of Technology Buchs, an institute that specializes in engineering informatics, recently announced a new website, gtc-tools.com, which provides information to the public on the Generic Tool Catalog (GTC) cutting tool data exchange format, according to a joint news release issued Feb. 9. The GTC data exchange format was developed through collaboration among machining hardware and software leaders Siemens PLM Software, Sandvik Coromant, Iscar and Kennametal.
Toolcraft plans further expansion
MBFZ toolcraft GmbH, Georgensgmünd, Germany, recently announced that it has secured extra site space for future expansion at its Handelsstraße site, according to a Feb. 8 company news release. Toolcraft, which has manufactured precision parts made from metal and plastic for 27 years, said its expansion plans are the result of steadily increasing demand.
Digital manufacturing group aids national cybersecurity adoption
The Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute (DMDII), Chicago, announced Feb. 10 that it has issued $15 million in national contract research awards that include funding to test and aid compliance with the nation's cybersecurity standards for digital manufacturing, according to a news release from the group. The money will be distributed among six new projects with 27 DMDII partners in 17 states.
BENZ offering discount to move inventory before move, expansion
BENZ Inc., Charlotte, N.C., today announced it will be holding a Heavy Metal Sale to commemorate the company's upcoming expansion and relocation from Charlotte to Hickory, N.C. During the promotional period through Feb. 19, BENZ will offer 25 percent off select live tools, Solidifx Modular Quick Change Systems and angle heads.
Orange Vise Co. to offer CARVEsmart patented features
CARVEsmart, a division of Bellatex Industries and maker of the original quick-change vise jaw system featuring dovetailed jaw technology, announced a deal giving the Orange Vise Co. an exclusive opportunity to offer CARVEsmart patented features in the Orange Vise Integrated Jaw System (IJS). With CARVEsmart dovetail and clamp features machined directly into the Orange IJS vise, there is no need for master jaws, which is said to save 1.5" of opening, according to a CARVEsmart news release issued Feb. 2.
Visotek joins Laser Mechanisms
Laser Mechanisms Inc., Novi, Mich., announced Monday that it has acquired Livonia, Mich.-based Visotek, a provider of Smart Laser Tools™ that are said to simplify the use of lasers in any environment. The acquisition is expected to complement Laser Mechanisms' core business of providing industry-leading laser beam delivery solutions.
Sandvik acquires Prometec GmbH
With the acquisition of Prometec GmbH, Aachen, Germany, Sandvik Coromant "strengthens its offering in digital manufacturing," according to a Sandvik news release issued Feb. 1. A supplier of advanced solutions for monitoring and controlling of machining processes in production machines, Prometec will be integrated with Sandvik Coromant, a product area within Sandvik Machining Solutions.
ISM: Manufacturing contraction continues
Though up two-tenths of 1 percentage point since December 2015, economic activity in the manufacturing sector contracted in January for the fourth consecutive month as measured by the Manufacturing ISM Report on Business, which is published monthly by the Institute for Supply Management, Tempe, Ariz.


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Shannon ChuahApril 19, 2022 9:21 am
UCO's Earth Day returns after global pandemic
The Central Oklahoma Coalition for Sustainability will host an Earth Day tabling event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday outside of the Nigh University Center.
"We want to continue raising environmental awareness on campus," said David Bass, chair of the coalition.
According to Bass, Earth Day Fair 2022 will feature 15 to 20 organizations from on and off campus setting up tables along the walkway near the blue tent to educate students, faculty and staff regarding specific areas of sustainability. The organizations include The Department of Electricity, which will present on ways to conserve electricity, the Department of Stormwater Quality, the Department of Urban Forestry and more.
A blog post on Broncho Blogs made by another member of the coalition, Mark Walvoord, said that there will also be a glass collection event under the blue tent, inviting people to bring unwanted glass jars and bottles for recycling.
There will also be zine making and film screening events from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Melton Gallery.
"Ultimately it is to learn what a single person can do to help in protecting the world," said Bass.
No registration is required at the event; people can walk up and learn about a specific table at any time.
Prior to the COVID pandemic, the UCO Earth Day Fair was the longest continuously running Earth Day event in Oklahoma.
"It's been tough putting this together, we've gone through the pandemic so we haven't had an earth day fair in two years," Bass said.
He said that before the pandemic, around 35 to 40 organizations tabled for the event, but many contacts were lost, retired, or moved on to different positions.
Bass said he hopes that in the near future, the fair will grow and return to its former prominence. Just a few years ago, the Earth Day Fair was considered a Top 10 event at UCO, just behind Homecoming and Winterglow. For more information, contact Bass via email at dbass@uco.edu.


LONDON, United Kingdom – Anti-Brexit demonstrators took to the streets of London once again today to protest against the British public's decision to leave the European Union (EU). The protest, which was much smaller than previous anti-Brexit demonstrations, was led by comedian Eddie Izzard and included people dressed in a wide variety of costumes, often with unusual messages.
Demonstrators called on the government to overturn the referendum result, and expressed their love for the European Union, to a background of pop music. One group of demonstrators told Breitbart London how Brexit was like the killing of Harambe, the Cincinnati gorilla, because as his life was taken away without his choice, so they have been taken out of the EU against their will.
'THEN LITTLE PUSS LITTLE PUSS, WHAT DID YOU DO?'..
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SF9 Inseong's Dear. U Bubble Messages Are Out Of This World – He Pretends To Be An Ex-Boyfriend, A Stone And More
The $4 is worth it.
SF9's Inseong has been having a blast with fans through Dear. U Bubble, a paid messaging app. He has been entertaining fans with a variety of personas.
SF9's Inseong | FNC Entertainment
For instance, there was "Insung's Simulation Game season.1", where he pretended to be a role-playing simulation bot.
| Dear U. Bubble via pann
"Yesterday, you came home early after ending your day… you were eating lunch and a text came from Inseong. You've only met him a few times with friends before."
"Inseong: Happy New Year!! What are you up to lately? Have you been well?"
"At this point, your reply is …? 1. Yeah!! I'm doing well! You? 2. Hmm well… I missed you Inseong! 3. It's none of your business? 4. Does not reply."
He also once pretended to be a carbonated drink, complete with a changed profile picture.
"Gulp gulp"
"Sprrrrrrpang!"
Even a tomato…
…to which he asked fans to release the spell on him.
"You have to send, release the spell, or I don't know what I'll change into next!"
"Ahhhhhhhh!!!!!"
"No!!!!!!!"
"Ahhhhhh!!!!!"
When he was a stone, he only had one thing to say.
He even pretended to be a drunk ex-boyfriend, complete with "message deleted" and drunk typos.
"Anyway, I just contacted you because I thought of you. Don't misunderstand."
"Don't block me either."
"Sorry to bother you late at night. Goodnight."
"deleted message."
So far, he's pretended to be a 24 hour delivery service, a simulation game, carbonated water, a phone charger, a concept thief, unknown number, his members Chani and Taeyang, a stone, a tomato, a horoscope bot and more!
Doesn't he make you feel like the $4 subscription is totally worth it?
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Newman medical students put skills to test during COVID
by Lindsey Giardino, Jul 06, 2021
Newman University students and graduates certainly put their "degree of difference" to work during the COVID-19 pandemic this past year.
Take Erin Schueller, a December 2019 Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate who didn't have a chance to walk at commencement until May 2021.
She started her career in the medical intensive care unit at Wichita's Ascension Via Christi St. Francis Hospital in February 2020. Two months later, her floor became the COVID-19 intensive care unit. Not even six months out of college, Schueller had to treat patients suffering from a new infectious disease nobody knew much about.
(left) Erin Schueller with a fellow graduate
Despite the obstacles, Schueller didn't hesitate to jump right in and put her knowledge to work.
Preparation is key
"I actually felt really prepared," she says. "Newman gave me a lot of critical thinking skills that I think some other nurses could benefit from, but I definitely felt more prepared right out of the gate. And I know I came off of my [job] orientation early because I was more prepared than most other nurses."
Schueller adds that "it's been a crazy year, but I've learned so much." Now she loves seeing some of her former professors in the hospital as they work with other students doing clinicals. She's happy they stop to catch up with her and even remember her name.
To aspiring nurses, Schueller has one piece of advice that she held close to her heart over the course of treating COVID patients.
"Definitely trust your gut feeling because you know more than you think you know."
Expectations vs. reality
Another Newman student who put his skills to the test during the pandemic was Michael Coppock, who received his Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia this past May. Even though he had expectations when he entered the nurse anesthesia program, nothing could've prepared him for completing clinical practice during a pandemic, he said.
Michael Coppock
"I don't know if anything can quite prepare you for the amount of time you had to put in for clinical hours," Coppock says. "Then when COVID came through, that was kind of a big hit all the way around. We were trying to avoid taking many steps backward as we were trying to grow and complete the program."
Students in the nurse anesthesia program were allowed to work with COVID patients during clinical practice after they got vaccinated. Coppock says doing so was a lesson in keeping a positive outlook and staying diligent while taking care of himself and patients at the same time.
"It was a good experience, but definitely a lot of heartaches at the same time," he says.
Coppock will continue his clinical experience through the beginning of August, after which he will take his board examinations. Once he passes those, he will begin working at a hospital in Oklahoma City. Coppock hopes to eventually pursue a Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia as well.
The degree of difference
(left to right) Jeffrey Bradford Casperson with fellow graduates Shawn Mayhew and Kseniya Luz
Coppock's fellow classmate Jeffrey Bradford Casperson is finishing his final clinical rounds this summer, too, and shares Coppock's sentiments.
"We thought that our ICU backgrounds would prepare us for what we were going to go through in this program, and it doesn't come close. It's not something that you can prepare for, but luckily we were able to fall into our own little Newman family here."
Learn more about the nursing, nurse anesthesia and pre-medicine degrees Newman University has to offer.
Published July 6, 2021 By Lindsey Giardino
Categorized as Academics, Alumni, News, Science & Health, Student Life


Nikith Poovaiah ('21) is a really dope guy whom everybody likes. During his free time he enjoys watching netflix and going on long bike rides with his friends. Nikith joined the Amador Valley Journalism during the 2018-2019 school year. He started the year being a segment editor and at the time of writing this he is still a segment editor. Nikith follows in the footsteps of his less cooler older brother (kinda big footsteps in fact because he's a size 11.5). But anyways, one of his biggest interests is being an AVTV anchor and he hopes to do that as much as possible.


Nondumiso Tembe, who plays the role of Susan, the young assistant lawyer who becomes the lynchpin in David Mamet's controversial play, RACE, which forms part of the South African offering at this years Edinburgh Festival, speaks to us about being a South African living in Los Angeles and about the importance of arts and culture in bringing people together and sharing South African stories and culture with the world.
Born in Durban, South Africa, the multi-talented and multi-lingual actress, singer/songwriter and dancer spent her formative years, from three to ten years of age, in New York City. The family returned home to South Africa when Nondumiso was 10 years old, at the end of Apartheid.
The award-winning actress/singer is most widely known for her emotionally intense portrayal of tragic Creole maid, Mavis, in the Golden Globe and Emmy award-winning hit HBO show "TRUE BLOOD." She has also appeared on popular CBS series "NCIS: LA" with LL Cool J as well as America's number 1 hit TV show "NCIS" with Mark Harmon. Within a year of releasing her highly anticipated debut album "IZWI LAMI; My Voice" in January 2011, Nondumiso received major acclaim in the Southern African music industry, winning a 2011 MetroFM Music Award for Best Music Video ("Just A Guy"), also receiving a nomination for Best Female Album as well as a nomination for her first South African Traditional Music Award (SATMA) in the Best EthnoSoul Artist category.
Nondumiso Tembe has a string of impressive qualifications that have prepared her for a meaningful, diverse and long career in the Performing Arts, including, among others, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre and Political Science with a focus on Africa from New York's New School University, and a Masters of Fine Arts in Acting from the famed Yale School of Drama, which only accepts 16 students per year, out of hundreds who audition from all over the world. It is believed that Nondumiso is possibly the only South African actress to graduate from this prestigious school. She also spent a summer studying classical theatre at the British American Dramatic Academy at the illustrious Oxford University in England and has studied Ballet and African dance for over 10 years, namely at the distinguished Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre and Djoniba African Dance and Drum Center in New York City.