PESHAWAR: Unidentified gunmen killed six Internally Displaced Persons(IDPs) including two women here on Wednesday.
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Alkaptonuria is a rare condition in which a person's urine turns a dark brownish-black color when exposed to air. Alkaptonuria is part of a group of conditions known as an inborn error of metabolism.
A defect in the HGD gene causes alkaptonuria.
The gene defect makes the body unable to properly break down certain amino acids (tyrosine and phenylalanine). As a result, a substance called homogentisic acid builds up in the skin and other body tissues. The acid leaves the body through the urine. The urine turns brownish-black when it mixes with air.
Alkaptonuria is inherited, which means it is passed down through families. If both parents carry a nonworking copy of the gene related to this condition, each of their children has a 25% (1 in 4) chance of developing the disease.
Urine in an infant's diaper may darken and can turn almost black after several hours. However, many people with this condition may not know they have it. The disease is most often discovered in mid-adulthood (around age 40), when joint and other problems occur.
Arthritis (especially of the spine) that gets worse over time
Darkening of the ear
Dark spots on the white of the eye and cornea
A urine test is done to test for alkaptonuria. If ferric chloride is added to the urine, it will turn the urine black in people with this condition.
Some people benefit from high-dose vitamin C. This has been shown to decrease the buildup of brown pigment in the cartilage and may slow the development of arthritis.
The outcome is expected to be good.
The build-up of homogentisic acid in the cartilage causes arthritis in many adults with alkaptonuria.
Homogentisic acid also can build up on the heart valves, especially the mitral valve. This can sometimes lead to the need for valve replacement.
Coronary artery disease may develop earlier in life in people with alkaptonuria.
Kidney stones and prostate stones may be more common in people with alkaptonuria.
Call your health care provider if you notice that your own urine or your child's urine becomes dark brown or black when it is exposed to air.
Genetic counseling is recommended for people with a family history of alkoptonuria who are considering having children.
A blood test can be done to see if you carry the gene for alkaptonuria.
Prenatal tests (amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling) can be done to screen a developing baby for this condition if the genetic change has been identified.
AKU; Alcaptonuria; Homogentisic acid oxidase deficiency; Alcaptonuric ochronosis
Chakrapani A, Gissen P, McKiernan P. Disorders of tyrosine metabolism. In: Saudubray J-M, van den Berghe G, Walter JH, eds. Inborn Metabolic Diseases: Diagnosis and Treatment. 5th ed. New York, NY: Springer; 2012:chap 18.
James WD, Berger TG, Elston DM. Mycobacterial diseases. In: James WD, Berger T, Elston DM, eds. Andrews' Diseases of the Skin. 12th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2016:chap 16.
Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW, Schor NF. Defects in metabolism of amino acids. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW, Schor NF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 20th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2016:chap 85.
Riley RS, McPherson RA. Basic examination of urine. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 23rd ed. St Louis, MO: Elsevier; 2017:chap 28.
Updated by: Anna C. Edens Hurst, MD, MS, Assistant Professor in Medical Genetics, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, Brenda Conaway, Editorial Director, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Last night (April 7) Wrestlemania culminated with its first-ever women's main event. Joan Jett was there to celebrate the monumental night, rocking "Bad Reputation" as Ronda Rousey made her way to the ring.
Throughout her UFC and WWE careers, Rousey has made her entrance to the iconic Joan Jett song. Along with the Blackhearts, Jett performed on the massive Wrestlemania ramp in front of 82,265 fans at Metlife Stadium and countless others watching from home.
Jett's gig was adorned by fireworks and a smiling Rousey, before the former Raw Women's Champion put on her game face and marched to the ring.
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I put down down the snow shovel to give my back a rest 4-chlorodehydromethyltestosteron yesterday evening and couldn believe what I saw. Or didn see. Where was Venus? I looked to the south above the tree line and the goddess was gone! Sweeping my gaze to the right I found her again much closer to the western horizon point and also much lower.
As 2013 Oral Steroids And Kidney Function gives way to the new year, Venuswinds up its evening presentation as it prepares to transition to the morning sky. Sustanon 250 3rd Week Catch it while you can. Each passing night sees the planet dropping ever closer to the horizon as its apparent distance from the sun shrinks. On January 11 it will pass through inferior conjunction as it glides between Earth and sun. Come the 12th, Venus nudges into the dawn sky don expect to see it with the naked eye until around midmonth, when it far enough from the sun to bust through the twilight glare.
Though the planet is departing, don let it disappear without at least a glance through binoculars. As conjunction approaches, Venus gets as close (and as large) as it can get to Earth and displays a most attractive crescent phase. Even 7x binoculars will show its thinning sickle shortly at dusk. Tonight (Dec. 27) Venus measures nearly 1 arc "Oxandrolone Powder India" minute in diameter or 1/30 the width of the full moon and shines brightly at magnitude 4.5.
As "Comprar Gh Jintropin" the planet drops ever lower, the crescent grows both larger and thinner. A few days before conjunction, a telescope will show it extending beyond the usual 180 degree arc as sunlight beaming from behind Venus is scattered by the planet thick cloudy atmosphere.
When the air is "Anabola Steroider Norge Lagligt" transparent and seeing steady, amateur astronomers have photographed and observed the crescent wrapping a full 360 degrees around the planet disk a sight quite unlike anything else in the sky.
In the coming week, watch for Venus starting about 15 minutes after sunset low in the southwestern sky. With each day, the planet becomes slightly less conspicuous as it competes against the twilight glow.
After final farewells late next week, we look forward in the new year to welcoming the goddess in her new guise as morning star.
I sailed around the world with a gifted sextant and didn learn how to use it until I returned. One of life many regrets. The stars are especially intriguing when you realize how ancient navigators used them. And Venus the goddess, I enjoyed her on mornings coming into Australia from South Africa. That section of our trip was the longest trip ever made by a trawler yacht and the beautiful night skies reminded me of thousands of hours in my youth in an open sleigh behind the horses. The horses knew where to go like the ship on autopilot so nothing to do but look at the beautiful sky. The earlier the better, pretty much. When the sky is dark Venus is so bright in comparison that the glare makes it more difficult to distinguish the edges of the lit portion, at least in binoculars. on Saturday i caught it about 11 minutes prior to sunset and since the surrounding sky was relatively light, there was less of a brightness gradient which meant a lot less glare. For the 1st time in my life (i think) i could CLEARLY see the crescent shape at 10x magnification, no problem whatsoever. other times i have kinda seen it but have wondered how much i was imagining it due to the glare obscuring the edges. it also helps that Venus is currently so and with such a tiny lit portion facing us.
nice! i think my personal record for a young crescent is prior to the new moon, and i can remember how many hours but it may be similar, perhaps a little less. i have it written down somewhere. maybe i look that up. another neat record to try is how close to solar noon/how small a crescent u can see. this works better on a very clear day in the summer since that is the best chance to spot such a small crescent, if it is high up in the sky when the sky is deep blue, putting yourself in shade with the area where the moon is still visible. Primobolan En Zweten i think my record for that is something like 2 days before the new moon.
The Astronomical League Lunar Observing Program includes observing the crescent moon waxing within 40 hours of new moon and waning withing 48 hours. We usually have clouds around new moon here in Wisconsin. I am glad to have finally finished the last item on the list! I woke up at 3am, thinking I might bundle up for the Quadrantids, but it was way too cold and windy. I saw a meteor the evening before decided that was enough. Tonight low is suppose to be a windchill of 54. Good time to read about astronomy. Loved the fond memories of your grandparents line could not come up with anything quite so fitting. LOL!


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Q: App Engine Login Redirect Fails On March 1, 2011 App Engine changed its login flow, breaking my app (see the
Google Groups message).  This issue also came up in this Stack
Overflow question.  The suggested answers are
"have the app perform the redirect. That is, createLoginUrl only works when the
continue url is a url for the app.  If you need the user to be sent to
another app/host after login, then your app needs to do that redirect"
and
"set up a redirect handler on your own app. Make that the target
of the continue parameter, and have it send a final redirect to your
actual target".
I'm asking this question to get details on how to make this work.  My application consists of two GAE apps, a GWT front end and the back end exposing a REST
API.  Here is the current flow.
The user browses to http://my-front.appspot.com/, and the GWT makes a
JSONP call to a http://my-back.appspot.com/User servlet.
The /User servlet checks the GAE
UserServiceFactory.getUserService().getCurrentUser() to see if it's
null.  For users not logged in, this is null, and the servlet returns
JSONP that the user is not logged in.
The GWT code gets the "not logged in" message, and does
String login = "http://my-back.appspot.com/Login";
Window.open(login, "_self", "");

The Login servlet:
public void doActualGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp)
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    UserService userService = UserServiceFactory.getUserService();
    String url = "http://my-back.appspot.com/LoginRedirectServlet";
    // String url ="http://my-front.appspot.com";  <--------- Before 1 March
    log.info("Auth then redirect to: " + url);
    String redirect = userService.createLoginURL(url);
    resp.setStatus(301);
    resp.setHeader("Location", redirect);
    resp.setHeader("Connection", "close");
}

My new LoginRedirectServlet has one line:
resp.sendRedirect("http://my-front.appspot.com/");

This usually results in a redirect loop, though sometimes after hitting the initial url several times it works.  My suspicion is that there's something wrong about the code near Window.open, but I'm open to all suggestions.
Thanks,
Glenn

A: Try using Window.Location.assign(url) instead of Window.open(..).
Update:
Possible problem: you browser caches 301 redirect (Chrome does it for example). Since your Login servlet produces redirect and if cached this would produce a loop. Try using other redirect code: 302 or 307.

A: Credit due to Nick Johnson for whining about the two-app architecture.  I've never liked it.  I moved war/MyFront.html and the compiled GWT code in war/myfront/ to the war file of the myback project, changed all urls to the form http://my-back.appspot.com/ and deployed.  It worked!
This is just a hack, but it proves the principle.

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Q: python import fails for some methods I'm seeing very strange error with my python module. It throws ImportError for one method. It imports other methods.
main.py
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utils.py
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    ...
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The ImportError shows up for func3. Both main.py and utils.py are in same directory (it's not a package).
I'm using func3 as decorator in main.py, but I guess that shouldn't matter for this error.
I defined new methods (func4 etc) and imported them in main. ImportError is thrown on all new methods. Only func1 and func2 are successfully imported.
If anyone has ideas to debug, that'll be helpful


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The Little Brown Jug celebrates 100 years: Six games that define the history of Mississippi's longest tenured rivalry game
There has to be something special for anything to last 100 years.
And the annual Little Brown Jug rivalry game between Hattiesburg and Laurel is just that.
In 100 years of uninterrupted play, countless future college stars, professional athletes and future coaches have played in the game.
But like most things that tend to span the longevity of time, things get lost in history. It's easy to think that towns that are about the same size and close in vicinity would develop natural friendly rivalries in most places.
One of the lost pieces of history is how the game between the two rivals resulted in them playing for – of all things – a Little Brown Jug or, as it is known today, THE Little Brown Jug.
There are two origin stories for the Little Brown Jug game. The local version is that two opposing fans bet a bottle of moonshine on the outcome of one of the early rivalry games.
The other story, or rather similarity, is that this high school game took many traditions from the Michigan and Minnesota rivalry game, where those two teams began battling for a little brown jug in 1903, 19 years before the start of this rivalry.
Regardless of the origin, the one certain thing is that the Little Brown Jug rivalry is the most respected game in Mississippi high school sports.
While there are numerous memorable games, certain games showcase the history of the rivalry. Each side's respective hometown newspapers, The Laurel-Leader Call and Hattiesburg American, helped provide each game's story and circumstances.
The origin of the series begins during the days of the Big 8 Conference. Mississippi high school football's landscape was similar to the modern college football formula. Teams played in conferences to both win a conference championship and earn a bid to a bowl game.
Laurel and Hattiesburg were two of the original members of the Big 8 Conference, which began in the 1920s and is why the series has stayed continuous since 1922.
One of the original traditions for the rivalry game was for it to be played as the last game of the season on Thanksgiving day. From 1927 to 1960, it was a common sight for fans to overcrowd trains and travel to the game. But the biggest tradition was not added until 1931, which is when the series adopted the now famous Little Brown Jug. Through the years, the Jug was regularly referred to as a "symbol of football superiority between the two teams."
Nov. 26, 1942: Laurel 28, Hattiesburg 7
22nd Jug Game
The matchup was considered a toss-up as Hattiesburg entered the game with a 3-3-2 record while Laurel entered the game 4-4-1.
The Tornados' Carroll Jackson scored the first touchdown. Hattiesburg's "Soapy" Stone helped the Tigers respond with a 60-yard scoring drive, which he capped off with a 5-yard run. Yet Jackson, Bob James and George Mayfield all scored to seal the game for Laurel.
What makes this game so memorable is the trepidation that surrounded the it as the United States of America was experiencing its first football season during World War II.
An article in the Laurel-Leader Call two days before the game read, "Seven seniors will be playing final for Laurel High School along with many other boys who will be in the armed forces before another football season rolls around."
While Laurel went on to win the next six Jug games, the 1942 game showcased the perseverance to not only play the traditional game, but it was also one of the many historical events the game would face.
Nov. 20, 1970: Hattiesburg 10, Laurel 7
48th Jug Game
This game was another that did not hold much importance at the time, but is now one of, if not the most, crucial game in the history of the rivalry because it was the first time African American players would step onto the field.
Former Hattiesburg cornerback Kenneth 'Kenny' Fairley was one of the first African Americans to play in the Little Brown Jug game.
The 1969-1970 season was the first time African Americans were part of the football team, but that season they were only on the sophomore team. So it was not until the 1970 game that they would be included in the varsity game for the first time for both Laurel and Hattiesburg.
Fairley attended Hattiesburg High School, then referred to as Blair High, under the Freedom of Choice law, which allowed African American students the option to go to the White schools or stay in their current school.
At the beginning of the 1970 season, racial tension was an issue within the Hattiesburg team and with outside factors. For pregame meals, coaches would have to get permission from certain restaurants to allow their African American players inside to eat with the rest of the team.
"There was racial tension with our own team," Fairley said. "It was a period where people were getting adjusted or trying to learn each other's likes and dislikes, trying to figure out our differences, even from a cultural standpoint. There were no African American coaches that first year. There were tensions in the atmosphere.
"In the South, in this area, football is almost like a way of life. It helped tear down barriers that existed."
Because the Little Brown Jug game was played towards the end of the season, the early issues within the team were soon forgotten.
"Most of the tension on the team was gone," Fairley said. "I knew it had left when I experienced a flagrant foul. Players from my own team came and rolled up on my behalf. I knew there was a change then because they started seeing the purple and gold. I was attacked as a purple and gold player. You could tell with little bitty signs that progress was being made."
In the 1970 game, Laurel was considered a heavy favorite. According to Fairley, that was partly because the Tornados had larger integration numbers than Hattiesburg.
Laurel entered the game with a 7-2 record and jumped out to a 7-0 lead, with Benny Hinton scoring in the first quarter.
The Tigers, which held a 5-4 record, narrowed the lead in the third quarter as Burke Ellzey kicked his first field goal of the season from 30 yards out. Quarterback Thad Fowler then scored the go-ahead touchdown after a 74-yard drive.
"It was a momentous occasion (to play in the game)," Fairley said. "By the end of the year, a lot of those tensions were gone. We were eating our pregame meals together. You could feel the spirit of wonders coming."
Sept. 5, 1997: Laurel 38, Hattiesburg 33
The game itself was probably not as memorable as the circumstances around it. The 1997 matchup was the first season that the game was played at the beginning of the season rather than at the end of the season, as it had been for the first 75 years.
The 1980 season was the final year of the Big 8, as the Mississippi High School Activities Association elected to go with its modern state playoff system.
By 1984, Hattiesburg and Laurel were no longer in the same district. Eventually, the Tigers were put into a larger 5A classification while the Tornados were in 4A.
So the rescheduling of the game became more understandable. Neither team was in the same classification, so why play an intense rivalry game just before the playoffs? That was the thought process between then Laurel coach Buddy Duke and then Hattiesburg coach Doug Merchant.
"It was mine and Coach Merchant's idea," Duke said. "Getting beat up in that last game of the year, and then the next week, you have to start the playoffs. We had to continue the rivalry, but because we were in different classifications, we needed it to be a non-division game and play at the beginning of the year. The ultimate goal is to win a state championship."
Laurel alum and current head football coach Ryan Earnest is one of the few players that has the distinction of playing the rivalry game as both the last and second game of the season.
"I think it brought more spice to the rivalry because at that point, everything was still fresh, and everything was still new," Earnest said." Everybody was relatively healthy. I think it made for a more competitive game for both sides because they were healthy."
However, the game was still missing its once-traditional meaning and ramifications, which led to many fans and reporters losing some interest in the game.
Regardless of the game losing some tradition, the 1997 game was the epitome of a classic Little Brown Jug upset.
The Tigers were ranked No. 4 in the state and were led by future Florida running back Robert Gillespie. In front of a crowd of 4,000 fans, the two rivals went back and forth. Laurel jumped out to a 21-7 lead, but Hattiesburg retook the lead at 33-23 in the fourth quarter. Running backs Marion Rogers and J.J. Scott both scored in the fourth quarter to give the Tornados the final lead. Rogers finished the game with three touchdowns.
It was the first time Laurel had won the Jug in four years, and it was Laurel's first Jug Game win at home since 1983.
"Heck, it had been four years since we had won it," Rogers told the Hattiesburg American after the game. "We've heard stories and seen pictures, but nobody on this team had ever seen it. We really didn't know what the thing looked like. We just had guesses."
Sept. 9, 2005: Hattiesburg 6, Laurel 2
The 2005 Jug game had many strange distinctions to it, largely due to the historic catastrophe that Hurricane Katrina brought to Louisiana and Mississippi.
The previous year actually stirred some controversy in the series, with Duke switching sidelines and taking the head coaching job at Hattiesburg in 2004.
While it may have seemed an act of treason for Laurel fans, no one has a bigger understanding or appreciation for the Jug game than Duke. It played a critical role in ensuring that the game had to be played, post-Hurricane Katrina.
"I was displaced for nine days," Duke said. "I didn't want my name to have the asterisk. Everybody had suffered so much devastation, and most people still didn't have power. We felt like we had to play it to give the two communities something to look forward to.
"I still had players missing that had gone to live with relatives. (Former Laurel coach Milton Smith) had the same thing. But we played the game, and it was hot more than anything."
Hurricane Katrina quickly became another historical event that the Jug game overcame. However, this one almost ended the game. For two weeks, the southern part of Mississippi was shut down, and football was the farthest thing from anyone's minds. Well, almost everyone. Yet the Jug game was to be played in some of the most difficult circumstances.
Laurel's stadium had no electricity and therefore the game had to be played at blistering two o'clock on a Saturday. And because there was no electricity, a portable scoreboard was brought to the field, and time was kept by the officials.
"It was probably one of the most gratifying experiences that I have had as a football coach," said Earnest, who at the time was an assistant at Laurel. "It was scorching hot, but for about two and a half hours, we got to forget that we had just been ravished by the worst hurricane in the history of the state of Mississippi. We could all focus on something we that could look to, and that was the jug game."
It was by no means the prettiest game in the history of the series. After two weeks of no football, both sides started to practice again, and several players were still displaced due to the storm.
The game itself was not much to remember. Laurel jumped out a 2-0 lead after a bad punt in the second quarter led to a safety. Despite starting the game 3 of 16 in passing, Hattiesburg delivered the game-winning play with less than one minute left in the game.
"A play that will go down as of one of the most memorable in Hattiesburg High School football history," Hattiesburg American Assistant Sports Editor Alan Hinton wrote. "With less than 60 seconds, Hattiesburg quarterback Marcus Barnes connected with wide receiver Frank Lee for a 52-yard touchdown pass down the right sideline that lifted the Tigers to a 6-2 victory."
Aug. 28, 2015: Hattiesburg 34, Laurel 32
Even though the game had now stood the test of time and several major historical events, it had been missing the vital piece, which was for the game to impact the season. Depending on who you talk to, the game lost some of its excitement in the 1990s and 2000s.
This was due to the fact that the game was no longer a conference game. That changed in 2015 after Hattiesburg was reclassified to 5A, and so for the first time since 1980, the two teams could at the very least meet in playoffs.
The first game to kick off this rebirth era is probably one of the all-time classics for Hattiesburg – and for Laurel, one of the most painful memories in the series as the Tigers staged a 26-point comeback with four minutes left in the game. Even though there are plenty of epic comebacks in this series, this game helped re-spark the competitiveness and luster for the rivalry.
"I think that a lot of people outside of the Hattiesburg and Laurel community thought that the rivalry kind of died," Former Laurel coach Todd Breland said. "It seemed like one of us would struggle through the course of a few years, and it was kind of lopsided."
"When Hattiesburg and Laurel both started having success and then started playing each other in the playoffs when we were both 5A, I think it grew a lot more attention."
Behind future Southern Miss quarterback Keon Howard, the Tornados jumped out to a 32-6 lead, which they held until just under four minutes left in the game. Coaches, former players, and fans always are quick to explain that the intensity of the game leaves room for anything to happen. At least in 2015, it was a lesson that was relearned.
A lot of Hattiesburg and Laurel fans left the game because it was pretty much out of hand with less than four minutes left.
"I think it's safe to say now that both fan bases never leave the game early," Hattiesburg coach Tony Vance said. "They hang around because you never know what's going to happen. It's never over until it's over. I think both teams learned that lesson that night."
Hattiesburg quarterback Julian Conner threw a pair of touchdowns. A recovered onside kick set up Conner's third touchdown within three minutes. Laurel then fumbled, and Conner delivered the go-ahead touchdown with 39 seconds left.
"I remember going back and watching the film, and in the last 15 plays of that game, had anything changed, we still win," Breland said. "Just one of them. Everything was just in slow motion. It's still non-belief to me."
Laurel would get the last laugh that season because for the first time, the two teams met in the playoffs, where the Tornados came out on top.
Since 2015, the rivals have met in the postseason two other times, one of which was in the South State Championship game in 2017, bringing back the spark to the game.
Sept. 4, 2020: Hattiesburg 26, Laurel 12
The 99th edition of this game was probably the closest that this game came to never happening.
The COVID-19 pandemic shut the entire world down, especially the sports world, in the spring of 2020. Across the country, seasons were canceled, playoff games were halted and even state championship games were canceled in other states.
For an entire summer, the uncertainty of a football season being played in Mississippi loomed. Luckily, the MHSAA allowed the season to go on, albeit in a shortened season. Teams across the state were forced to cancel their first two games of the year. The Little Brown Jug was both Laurel and Hattiesburg's second game of the season. Quickly, both Earnest and Vance began trying to reshuffle their schedules to ensure the game was played.
"It was one of the first conversations that I had with Coach Vance early on with figuring out how to play this," Earnest said. "The jug game had survived World War II, Hurricane Camille and Hurricane Katrina. We felt like if it could survive all those things, then we could figure out a way to get it done in the new COVID world."
Both teams sacrificed bye weeks to allow the game to happen. Since 1922, it was the first time the Jug game served as the season opener. The game itself was an upset win for Hattiesburg as the Tornados were considered a contender for the 5A state championship at the start of the season.
The Tigers forced eight turnovers, five of which were interceptions, to help propel Hattiesburg to the 26-12 win.
Nov. 6, 2021: TBD
100th Jug Game
Most would think that the story of a 100-year history would finally come to a natural halt with plenty of more talented players and crazy games to occur. That's not quite the case for this year's game.
For the first time since 1980, this game will once again have meaning for the regular season. These two former conference rivals will now play each other as district rivals in the last regular game of the season.
When the MHSAA reclassified Hattiesburg and Laurel into the district that included Wayne County, West Jones, South Jones, Natchez, Florence and Brookhaven, it was proposed during scheduling that the Tigers and Tornados again play on the last game of the year. Unanimously, each school in Region 3-5A approved it.
Yet regardless of the outcome, the 100th game is a symbol of what has been and for more to come. The 100th edition will be remembered as the symbol of numerous trials and tribulations for two communities that hold the game as a valued part of their history and tradition.
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How To Document An Unpaid Wages Claim
When an unpaid wages attorney sits down to figure out a case, a big part of the job is about going through documents. Even more than is normal in other fields of law, a lawyer working on an unpaid wages claim usually has an easier time trying to win if they can lay the paperwork out straight.
As a client, that means one of the best ways to help an unpaid wages lawyer is to do a great job of documenting the facts. Let's look at what documenting a case such as this entails.
Ideally, there is some paperwork outlining the agreed-upon pay structure for your job. Particularly, it can be helpful to have documents showing how hours are logged and what the rules are for paying overtime and holiday compensation.
Don't despair if you never signed an employment contract. There are other ways to document your employment. Likewise, the lack of contracts means that the legal interpretation of your rights largely centers on local, state, and federal laws governing unpaid wages.
Also, don't assume that something in the contract is set in stone. If an employer illegally asked you to waive a right, the contract doesn't magically make it a win for them. A signed agreement simply documents their illegal conduct.
Pay Stubs
Especially in cases where there isn't a contract stating what your pay is, pay stubs become the primary proof you did work for a business. They also can help you document the underpayment or nonpayment of wages.
Texts, Emails, Letters, and Voice Messages
Any communications you had with an employer about when you were supposed to work are huge. If your boss asked you by text to work a series of weekends, for example, you'll want to lock those communications on your phone for safekeeping. An unpaid wages lawyer can then show how your pay stubs failed to reflect the hours you worked.
Copies, Copies, and More Copies
There is no such thing as making too many copies in this sort of case. It's important where possible to preserve the originals. Place the originals in a cabinet or safe to protect them. Make enough copies that you can provide them to your unpaid wages attorney and still have a few spares. You can then use the spares to make notes or highlight key ideas, such as dates and payment amounts.
If you're dealing with digital versions of things, try to back things up. For example, some phones have cloud storage functions that allow you to copy texts and images.
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Can Scorpions Kill You in Costa Rica?
Are Scorpions Deadly in Costa Rica?
Known for its incredible national park and astonishing wildlife, Costa Rica is one of the most fascinating and amazing tourist spots in the world. Among half-million exotic species, the Scorpions are one of the commonly found species that have thrived in the lands of Costa Rica for eons. They are the large creatures among the terrestrial arthropods which are about 6 cm or 2.5 inches long. The male scorpions are skinnier and have longer tails than that the female scorpions. The giant's scorpions like the black emperor which is a species from Guinea have a body length of about 18 cm or 7 inches and weigh 60 grams.
There are various poisonous scorpions around the world, but Costa Rican scorpions are not dangerous. Their sting does not cause any issues regarding public health or any deaths of the public. The Costa Rican scorpions do not cause a threat to human lives, except in some cases and therefore the production of antivenins is till now not considered profitable or necessary in Costa Rica. The most common variety of scorpions that exist in Costa Rica includes Margaritatus and Centruroides. These scorpions often are in the dry areas of the Pacific and are also in metro and rainforest areas.
Are Scorpions lethal to Human Beings?
Like we said before, apart from exceptional cases most scorpions do not posses a threat to human life. Unless the people are allergic, they will have no adverse reaction after the sting of the scorpions. Even without any medication, you will be able to deal with the local pain. Scientists drew attention to the fact that due to the geographical position of the scorpions, Costa Rica has species of both the most lethal scorpion genus present in the South and most lethal scorpion present in the North of the American component, which means that both the deadliest ones are present in their country but are not lethal to human beings.
The venom of the scorpion is a composition of mucosa, enzymes, water, biogenic amines, free amino acids, low molecular weight peptides, neurotoxins, and proteins that have the maximum molecular activities. The neurotoxins are highly selective ligands for voltage-gated potassium, sodium, calcium ion channels, and chloride. Therefore, they contain compounds that are part of the development of novel drugs, i.e., drugs for cancer treatment, cardiovascular diseases, neurological disorders, and analgesics.
Their venom
Scorpions use their venom to catch their prey and defend against their predators. The venom of most scorpions is only dangerous for the small animals and insects on which they feed on. To be precise, only a few scorpions are lethal to humans. The Arizona bark scorpion and Fat-tailed scorpion (Androctonus australis) are two of the deadliest scorpions in the U.S. Their poison is enough to kill a grown-up easily. There have been various death reports in the parts of Southwest Asia which it mentioned its sting. The Brazilian yellow scorpion has been known for the death of children. At last, The Death Stalker possesses venom which can cause serious harm to human beings but is not potent as the ones which are above mentioned. This scorpion is in arid climates and desserts.
The good news for visitors is that so far, there are no such reports on the Costa Rican scorpions. Two dangerous species are in Costa Rica and both are safely contained and the country is already prepared for unexpected events. Several data indicate that there have been no such tragic incidents so far. If you are planning to visit Costa Rica, you don't have to worry because there are enough safety measures in the local lodges, and even if something happens there are medications provided to avoid any complications
Myths and Facts about Scorpion Stings
Some say that the baby scorpions are more deadly as is the case with snakes but the fact is that the age of the scorpions cannot state that the venom of the small scorpions is more deadly than the adult ones. Scorpions contain a layer in their exoskeleton named the hyaline layer which reflects certain wavelengths of the ultraviolet (UV) light spectrum and therefore, they glow at night and it is said that this might help them either to see their surroundings or to attract the insects for its prey. The symptoms diminish within the first six hours for most of the patients. In very rare cases, the symptoms last up to 48 to 72 hours. The patients often feel burning pain after the stung by the scorpion.
The venom does not travel in the bloodstream so it does not affect the brain, lungs, or heart. The kids have severe muscle cramps and spasms. In Costa Rica, the scorpions are less dangerous and they are harmful to insects and animals as stated earlier.
Tips to prevent the Scorpions
The various tips to protect yourself from the scorpions include: Get rid of the standing water, seal crevices and cracks if there are any and especially around the windows and doors, always check the dark places like closets, and cabinets, clear the woodpiles around your home and get rid of the crickets by switching off the outdoor lights at night because crickets are one of the insects on which scorpions feed. Sprinkle the cinnamon powder around the house as it is a natural repellant for scorpions. Shake out the shoes and bedclothes if you're living in scorpion-prone areas because it is commonplace for the scorpions to hide.
Now, we have reached the end of this blog. Hope it has helped you to know about Costa Rica and the scorpions living there. This blog has also provided you with the facts and myths of the scorpions and some recommendations


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On Thursday, the Rhinos were robbed by a ref in Portland.
On Saturday, the Rhinos stole three points in Vancouver.
In a gutty performance for a whole host of reasons, the Rhinos were able to grab a share of the USL 1st Division lead when two first half goals by Chris Nurse and Johnny Menyongar stood up despite Vancouver outshooting Rochester 23 to 4, Vancouver having a 15 to 2 edge in corners, and the Whitecaps being awarded a second half penalty kick due to a Kenney Bertz foul.
But you know that Scott Vallow had an outstanding night when the Whitecaps website says that he "made himself a strong candidate for the USL-1 Player of the Week honour after making 11 saves in the Rochester goal, including a decisive penalty stop midway through the second half."
So now the Rhinos get to rest up before Saturday's night's game in Charleston that very well could be another game with 1st place in the league on the line. Charleston trails Rochester and Carolina by three points. But, they host Miami FC on Wednesday. So, there could be a three-way tie atop the table when Carolina heads to Cleveland on Friday night.
Carolina has three more games to Rochester's one before the Rhinos home opener in eleven days versus Montreal, so the odds appear to be against the Rhinos in their bid to be in first place on the night of the home opener. But, who would have thought that the Rhinos could be in first place after the Charleston game when the schedule came out?
This road trip is turning out about as good as I could have hoped.
- Jeff is going to have an online chat with Rhinos head coach Darren Tilley at 1pm on Thursday.
- Montreal is unbeaten under their new head coach. It did take 141 minutes for the Impact to score under Marc Dos Santos' watch. But, they have yet to allow a goal in the two games since he took over.
- Canada.com , The 24th Minute.com, and WVHooligan.com are all talking about Montreal to MLS. Apparently Joey Saputo met with Don Garber in early May and he feels like things could be looking up for his bid to make the jump to MLS. I know some people are thinking that if Montreal joins Vancouver in the MLS Expansion class of 2011 that a Canadian TV deal could be in the offing for MLS.
- The Puerto Rico Islanders have once again qualified for the CONCACAF Champions League.
- For all the people that want more USL rumors, head to USLNews.com. One rumor of note is the one that Umbro might look to sell it's stake in the USL by 2010. And I'm not buying this one from MLS Rumors.
- It looks like Cornell Glenn to San Jose is a done deal.
- Real Salt Lake is now down to the #3 goalkeeper as Chris Seitz went down over the weekend and Nick Rimando already on the shelf.
- MLS Talk has a podcast up that talks about the potential for the Michigan Bucks to move up to either the USL 1st Division or MLS.
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Which of the following pairs are correctly matched ?1. Standard penetrationtest.
Consider the following :1. Initialconsolidation.
Consider the following statements :1. The standard penetration test is a reliable method for measuring the relative density of granularsoils.
2. For a sand having the same relative density, N-values remain the same at alldepths.
3. For a sand having the same relative density, N-values are different at differentdepths.
Consider the following statements relating to triaxial tests :1. Change in length of the specimen in a triaxial shear test is required to be accounted for in the calculation of stresses atfailure.
2. In 'Drained Triaxial Shear Test', drainage is permitted under a specified all-round pressure until consolidation iscomplete.
The principal stress difference is then applied with no drainage beingpermitted.
3. Unconfined compression test is a special case of triaxial sheartest.
Which of the following pairs regarding the defects in timber are correctly matched ?1.Upsets.
...due to overmaturity and unventilated star age ofwood.
...due to crushing of fibres runningtransversel.
...radial splits widest at the circumference and diminishing towards thecentre.
...cracks widest at the centre and diminishing towards the outercircumference.
Which of the following Pairs regarding explanations and the terminologies pertaining to masonry are correctly matched ?1.Reveal.
...projecting stone to serve as support forjoist.
...groove provided on the underside of projecting elements likessills.
...triangle shaped masonry works provided at the ends of slopedroof.
...vertical sides of finished opening for doors andwindows.
Which of the following pairs are correctly matched ?1. Alphairon.
...non-magnetic and capable of dissolvingcarbon.
...non-magnetic and absorbs very littlecarbon.
S1: This weather-vane often tops a church spire, tower or highbuilding.
P : They are only wind-vanes.
Q : Neither alone can tell us what the weather will be.R : They are designed to point to direction from which the wind iscoming.
S : Just as the barometer only tells us the pressure of air, the weather-vane tells us the direction ofwind.
S6: The weather-vane can, however give us some indication ofother.
Consider the following statements :1. In the laboratory consolidation test, initial compression is the result of displacement of soilparticles.
2. Primary consolidation is due to dissipation of pore waterpressure.
3. Secondary compression starts after complete dissipation of pore waterpressure.
4. Primary consolidation and secondary compression occursimultaneously.


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Special issue: Regional transport and transformation of air pollution in...
Research article 10 Apr 2018
Research article | 10 Apr 2018
Assessment of inter-city transport of particulate matter in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region
Xing Chang1, Shuxiao Wang1,2, Bin Zhao3, Siyi Cai1, and Jiming Hao1,2 Xing Chang et al. Xing Chang1, Shuxiao Wang1,2, Bin Zhao3, Siyi Cai1, and Jiming Hao1,2
1State Key Joint Laboratory of Environment Simulation and Pollution Control, School of Environment, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China
2State Environmental Protection Key Laboratory of Sources and Control of Air Pollution Complex, Beijing 100084, China
3Joint Institute for Regional Earth System Science and Engineering and Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA
Correspondence: Shuxiao Wang (shxwang@tsinghua.edu.cn) and Bin Zhao (zhaob1206@ucla.edu)
Received: 10 Oct 2017 – Discussion started: 13 Nov 2017 – Revised: 08 Mar 2018 – Accepted: 11 Mar 2018 – Published: 10 Apr 2018
Abstract. The regional transport of particulate matter with diameter less than 2.5 µm (PM2.5) plays an important role in the air pollution of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei (BTH) region in China. However, previous studies on regional transport of PM2.5 mainly aim at province level, which is insufficient for the development of an optimal joint PM2.5 control strategy. In this study, we calculate PM2.5 inflows and outflows through the administrative boundaries of three major cities in the BTH region, i.e., Beijing, Tianjin and Shijiazhuang, using the WRF (Weather Research and Forecasting model)-CMAQ (Community Multiscale Air Quality) modeling system. The monthly average inflow fluxes indicate the major directions of PM2.5 transport. For Beijing, the PM2.5 inflow fluxes from Zhangjiakou (in the northwest) and Baoding (in the southwest) constitute 57 % of the total in winter, and Langfang (in the southeast) and Baoding constitute 73 % in summer. Based on the net PM2.5 fluxes and their vertical distributions, we find there are three major transport pathways in the BTH region: the northwest–southeast pathway in winter (at all levels below 1000 m), the northwest–southeast pathway in summer (at all levels below 1000 m), and the southwest–northeast pathway in both winter and in summer (mainly at 300–1000 m). In winter, even if surface wind speeds are low, the transport at above 300 m can still be strong. Among the three pathways, the southwest–northeast happens along with PM2.5 concentrations 30 and 55 % higher than the monthly average in winter and summer, respectively. Analysis of two heavy pollution episodes in January and July in Beijing show a much (8–16 times) stronger transport than the monthly average, emphasizing the joint air pollution control of the cities located on the transport pathways, especially during heavy pollution episodes.
How to cite: Chang, X., Wang, S., Zhao, B., Cai, S., and Hao, J.: Assessment of inter-city transport of particulate matter in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region, Atmos. Chem. Phys., 18, 4843–4858, https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-18-4843-2018, 2018.
Regional transport and transformation of air pollution in...
The Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region in China has been suffering from a severe particulate matter pollution, and the inter-city transport of the pollutant plays an important role. The current research quantitatively assesses the transport process. We identify three transport pathways. The southwest–northwest one happens in both winter and summer. The transport is stronger at 300–1000 m, or 1–2 days before a pollution peak. The result may guide the joint emission control along the transport pathway.
The Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region in China has been suffering from a severe particulate matter...


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£3.2m Broad Close, 46 High Street, Broadway, Cotswolds
By Bethany Winter
Detached Grade II* listed house built in 1806 of Cotswold stone ashlar under a Welsh slate roof.
Immediately behind the house is a small car park and a number of outbuildings, while to the left is a stunning garden.
Broad Close has been the home of high-end homeware and gift retailer, OKA since 2008 and is being sold subject to the existing lease.
Broad Close is one of eight properties comprising the Broadway portfolio being sold by KBW on behalf of the HW Keil Estate.
Offers are invited subject to the existing tenancy. Information on other properties in the portfolio is available on request.
EPC: The building is listed and therefore believed to be exempt.
Broadway (population *2,689) is a picture-perfect village, known as the Jewel of the Cotswolds. The village, which lies midway between Evesham and Moreton-in Marsh, provides a gateway for exploring the Cotswolds and notably sits on the Cotswold Way; the national trail that runs 102 miles from Chipping Campden to Bath.
In the 17th century, Broadway was a welcome overnight stop for travellers on the busy London - Worcester coach route with over 30 coaching inns including the Angel Inn at Tudor House, now the Broadway Museum. Today, Broadway is a popular tourist destination, renowned as much for its honey-coloured stone properties as its art galleries, antique shops, museums, hotels, and tea rooms.
Broadway is a little over 2 hours from central London and within easy reach of Shakespeare's, Stratford upon Avon, England's finest medieval castle in Warwick, the Festivals of Cheltenham, the dreaming spires of Oxford and the Roman Spa of Bath.
Ground floor: 176.96 sq m (1,905 sq ft)
First floor: 138.84 sq m (1,495 sq ft)
Second floor: 55.32 sq m (596 sq ft)
Basement: 75.23 sq m (810 sq ft)
Total (NIA): 446.35 sq m (4,805 sq ft)
Floor areas are approximate Net Internal Area. Floorplans are available via the dataroom.
Lease term: 08/07/2008 to 07/07/2025 (including 2 year extension).
£104,500 pa exclusive.
Service charge:
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Full Repairing and Insuring by way of a service charge.
Tenant:
OKA Direct Limited. Company No.03722366.
Data room:
Access available on request.
Rateable Value: £30,750.
Interested parties should make their own enquiries of the billing authority (Wychavon District Council - 03004 560 560) to verify the rates payable.
Broad Close is designated Planning Use Class 'E' which includes - retail, restaurant, office and financial & professional services.
Freehold subject to existing lease. Price on application.
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Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in the transaction.
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Conveners' Report of the Joint CEP/SC-CAMLR Workshop on Climate Change and Monitoring
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The Joint CEP/SC-CAMLR Workshop on Climate Change and Monitoring was held in Punta Arenas, Chile (19-20 May 2016). A workshop report was prepared by the conveners (Dr Susie Grant and Dr Polly Penhale), and is provided in full below.
The report was discussed at the Committee for Environmental Protection (CEP XIX) in Santiago, Chile (23-27 May 2016) (CEP XIX Report, paragraphs 43 to 56), and at WG-EMM-16 in Bologna, Italy (WG-EMM-16 Report, paragraphs 6.8 to 6.28).
The CEP agreed that the joint workshop had been valuable in further enhancing cooperation and information sharing between the two committees on climate change, environmental monitoring, and other matters of mutual interest. It welcomed the report of the joint workshop, and endorsed the recommendations arising. Further information on discussions at the CEP is also provided in SC-CAMLR-XXXV/BG/09.
WG-EMM also agreed that the workshop had been a productive and valuable opportunity to share information and consider issues of common interest. It discussed a range of topics arising from the workshop, including:
developing further links with SCAR and related programmes (including ICED and SOOS)
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development of priority questions in relation to climate change
WG-EMM noted that it does not currently have a climate change agenda item, and therefore recommended that the SC-CAMLR Symposium consider whether and how discussions on climate change might be facilitated in future working group meetings, in order to provide appropriate advice to the Scientific Committee.
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