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text: Share: Comments Print March 6, 2013 at 2:00 PM Enhancing our city and region's sports reputation Posted by Seattle Times staff Ralph Morton has been the executive director of the Seattle Sports Commission (SSC) since 2004, and previously was vice president of events for the Greater New Orleans Sports foundation. The University of Florida graduate lives on Mercer Island with his wife and four children. Since its inception, the Seattle Sports Commission has worked to make Seattle a world-class sports community. For more than a decade, we have worked tirelessly to help sports be a catalyst for local business growth, the health of our citizens and pride in our community. We have been operating under the mantra made famous by the movie "Field of Dreams" – "If you build it, they will come." Well that day is now here, and it is up to Seattle to prove to the country that it can provide the most dynamic atmosphere for large women's sporting events and their legions of fans. Thursday through Sunday, Seattle will host the Pac-12 Conference Women's Basketball Tournament at KeyArena. It is a golden opportunity for our city to set a new standard for women's basketball as we welcome some of the top college players in the country playing for teams consistently ranked in the top 25. The Pac-12 chose Seattle not only for its excellent support of the WNBA's Seattle Storm and enthusiastic women's basketball fans, but also for the experience the Emerald City can offer Pac-12 fans as visitors. All the tournament games will be on national TV, so we as fans have an opportunity to make a statement to the rest of the country. To make the most of the opportunity, key groups in our city are coming together to work with the Pac-12, including Force 10 Sports Marketing (affiliated with Storm), Seattle Center, and the SSC. Through this collaborative effort, the event has been scaled to a premiere level. Over the next three years, we hope to see the event grow even larger, providing lifelong memories for participants and filling Seattle with Pac-12 fans from around the country. In December, the SSC will follow up by hosting the NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship. Once again, we'll be drawing thousands of tourists to the region. And this is just a start. We are committed to more events that capitalize on the business of women's athletics. Done correctly, these events will more than enhance our reputation nationally. They will generate tremendous amounts of revenue for our businesses, and drive a greater sense of community for all those involved. Seattle and the region are in a great spot to host large events, especially women's events. Women make up the majority of the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon and Half Marathon runners in Seattle; the Storm is a consistent force in the WNBA; we have a new professional women's soccer team, Reign FC; Seattle University women's basketball is making a big splash in the Western Athletic Conference; and the University of Washington is nationally known for all its sports teams. It is important that this community supports women's athletics, from the highest level to the youngest girls. Who knows, you may be watching the next Sue Bird at KeyArena this March, or maybe the future President, a CEO, teacher or a coach. Sports teach young people the skills that lead to future success. It can also provide a healthy lifestyle that can last a lifetime. Get your tickets now, bring your family, tell a friend. Huskies, Cougs, Beavers, Ducks and all other Pac-12 fans, show your team pride. Support your team. Fill the house. Let's show the country what a great sports town we live in. Want to be a reader contributor to The Seattle Times' Take 2 blog? Email your original, previously unpublished work or proposal to Sports Editor Don Shelton at email@example.com email@example.com. Not all submissions can be published. The Times reserves the right to edit and publish any submissions online and/or in print. Comments


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Author: Joseph E. Holloway Ph.D
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"Scholars have long recognized African origins in the linguistic forms and the cultural traits of African Americans, and thus assumed that these Africanisms were derived principally from West Africa. There has been much debate over the origins of African culture in the U.S. The classic debate between Melville J. Herskovits and E. Franklin Frazier is still relevant. To revisit it briefly, Frazier believed that Black Americans lost their African heritage during slavery; thus, the African American culture evolved independently of any African influences. Herskovits argued the opposite that it was not possible to understand and appreciate African American culture without understanding its African linkages and carryover called Africanisms. Current scholars are more concerned with using a transnational framework to examine how African cultural survivals have changed over time and readapted to diasporic conditions while experiencing slavery, forced labor, and racial discrimination."


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ROCKVILLE, Md. — A panel of federal drug experts voted on Thursday that the drugs Serevent and Foradil should be banned from use in the treatment of asthma, but the experts said that Advair and Symbicort, which together are far more popular, should continue to be used.
The experts, gathered by the Food and Drug Administration, said that too many doctors used Serevent and Foradil inappropriately and that asthmatic patients were often fooled by their own symptoms and used them incorrectly. Serevent and Foradil widen lung airways but increase the risks of death unless paired with a steroid. The drugs' labels already warn of this risk but half of patients taking the medicines do not get a steroid. Even when patients are prescribed a steroid, many fail to take it.
GlaxoSmithKline, the maker of Serevent, and Novartis and Schering-Plough, the marketers of Foradil, argued that doctors want the freedom to mix and match these drugs with steroids. But Dr. Jesse Joad, a panel member and pediatrician from the University of California Davis Medical Center, said she did not "want to give a drug that is making the disease you're treating worse."
Dr. John Jenkins, a top F.D.A. official, cautioned that patients should consult their doctor before stopping any asthma drug regimen. And Dr. Jenkins said the agency would consider requiring drugmakers to undertake large studies to assess the safety of Advair and Symbicort, particularly in children.
The drugs' makers rejected the committee's decision to ban Serevent's and Foradil's use in asthma, although each said that it would cooperate with the agency.Continue reading the main story
Last year, Serevent's sales were $538 million and Foradil's were $362 million. Through the first nine months of this year, Advair's sales were $5.66 billion, and Symbicort's were $209 million.
Serevent and Foradil are also approved to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disorders like emphysema. So even if the agency follows the panel's advice, the drugs will remain on the market.
Asthma is caused when airways in the lungs spasm and swell, restricting the supply of oxygen. The two primary treatments are steroids, which reduce swelling, and beta agonists, which treat spasms. Rescue inhalers usually contain albuterol, a short-acting beta agonist.
Serevent and Foradil are longer-acting beta agonists intended to prevent attacks. Used without a steroid, however, these drugs have been shown to increase the risks of more severe attacks. Advair and Symbicort combine longer-acting beta agonists with steroids in a single inhaler.
The expert panel voted unanimously to ban the use of Serevent and Foradil in children, but for adults, it voted 17 to 10 to ban Serevent and 18 to 9 to ban Foradil. It voted unanimously that Advair should continue to be used in asthmatic adults and supported its use in adolescents by 23 to 3 and in children by 13 to 11. Symbicort's use in adults was supported unanimously, while its use in adolescents was supported 20 to 5. Symbicort is not approved for use in children.
Earlier, some top F.D.A. safety experts recommended that all four drugs should be banned from treating asthma, while other agency experts said the drugs' benefits outweighed their risks.
Like other drug-safety controversies, the debate largely pits those who treat patients against those who study populations. Since the drugs may lead to one death in somewhere from 700 to 4,000 patients, few doctors have seen drug-related deaths, so most focus on their benefits, which allow many of their patients to play sports, go to work or lead normal lives.
Among the drugs' supporters was Anne Dorsey of Baltimore, who described when her 13-year-old son, Julian, nearly died from an asthma attack. Julian spends much of his life in the hospital and is now taking Advair.
"I have to ask you not to let him perish" by banning the drugs, Ms. Dorsey said.
Then Julian stepped to the microphone and in a reedy voice said that Advair had cut the time spent in the hospital in half. "Life got a lot easier," he said, "and without Advair, I don't know what I'd do."
The American Academy of Pediatrics, American Thoracic Society, American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology, and American College of Allergy Asthma and Immunology all support the continued use of the medicines.
Some experts say that although long-acting beta agonists may make patients feel better, they have few concrete benefits that justify risking death.
Dr. Sean P. Hennessy, a panel member from the University of Pennsylvania, called for Glaxo to start a large safety study of Advair. "Given the problems and the nearly $8 billion in revenue earned from Advair," Dr. Hennessy, "this seems imminently plausible."
Dr. Fernando Martinez, director of the Arizona Respiratory Center at the University of Arizona, said far too many patients whose conditions could be treated adequately with steroids alone were instead receiving Advair or Symbicort, which are riskier and more expensive. Dr. Martinez blamed heavy marketing by Glaxo of Advair instead of Flovent, which contains only a steroid. "In the last two years," he said, "I haven't seen a single ad for Flovent, but I have seen many for Advair."
Stan Hull, a Glaxo senior vice president, said, "That's absolutely not true."
"The reason physicians use Advair over Flovent," he said, "is that Advair has been shown to be superior to Flovent in providing control over asthma."
Doctors face difficult choices with children whose asthma remains uncontrolled with low-dose steroid treatment. If they increase the steroid dose, the risks include stunted growth, acne, greater vulnerability to infections and changes to skin, eyes and bone. If they add a long-acting beta agonist, the risk of death, although small, increases.
The beta agonists, by relaxing bronchial spasms, treat mild symptoms and make patients feel better immediately. Feeling better, these patients may decide against taking the steroids since steroids have few immediate benefits. Indeed, patients prescribed both drugs separately get fewer refills of the steroid than of the beta agonists. Such patients leave themselves vulnerable to severe attacks and death.Continue reading the main story


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Apple Announces OS X Leopard Ship Date
After months of speculation, Apple officially announced the launch date of their upcoming Operating System, Leopard (OS X 10.5). The sixth major release of OS X will be hitting Apple stores and retailers at 6:00 PM on Friday, October 26. Apple's online store has already begun accepting pre-orders for the new OS.
Apple is touting the 300-odd new features that Mac OS X Leopard boasts. "[Leopard] is the best upgrade we've ever released," said Apple CEO, Steve Jobs. "And everyone gets the 'Ultimate' version, packed with all the new innovative features, for just $129," he added, as a less-than-subtle jab at Microsoft's latest OS Vista, which many have claimed took more than a little inspiration from past builds of OS X. Vista is available in various versions at different price points, including "Ultimate," the most expensive.
Among Leopard's announced features are the new 3D Dock with Stacks, a single-click file organizer, giving users quick access to Web, e-mail, and other downloads. Cover Flow is a new Finder sidebar simplifies searching, browsing, and copying files over a network. Quick Look gives users the ability to check files without opening them or launching the program that originally created them.
Spaces, meanwhile, lets users create multiple customized desktops for improved organization and Time Machine offers data backup and makes it possible to locate lost files.
Leopard also includes the first complete version of Boot Camp, which had previously only been available as an unsupported beta. The app lets users run Windows native on all Intel-based Macs.
OS X Leopard will be available for a suggested price of $129 for a single license and $199 for a five-user "household" license. Users who purchased a new Mac system after October 1, 2007, may qualify for a $9.99 upgrade (to cover the cost of shipping) to the new OS.


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The Movielife have debuted their first new material in the best part of a decade and a half today. The band's new track, "Mercy Is Asleep At The Wheel", is streaming via the band's new label Rise Records.
The song is the first output since 2003, when the band's last album, "Forty Hour Train Back To Penn", was released. It will be on upcoming album "Cities In Search Of A Heart". You listen to it below.
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With the latest awards through SunShot, the federal program that aims to cut the cost of solar power, the Obama administration is taking a bit of a shotgun approach, firing away at a broad spectrum of challenges.
The Department of Energy said $60 million in SunShot Initiative funding would be split among its incubator program for startup companies; four projects intended to drive the efficiency of single-junction solar cells higher; eight projects aimed at improving grid integration; and, finally, efforts to educate and train workers in the solar sector, including more minorities.
This latest funding announcement comes just a couple of months after researchers at UC Berkeley's Energy and Resources Group reported that if SunShot hits its goal of bringing the price of solar power down to the level of conventional power by the end of this decade – that would be a 75 percent drop from 2010 to 2020 – solar could provide more than a third of the North American West's electricity by 2050. All this while hitting aggressive greenhouse-gas emissions goals and trimming annual electricity costs by $20 billion compared to the scenario now considered likely.
Here's the breakdown of the new awards, as outlined by the DOE:
- $12 million across 17 companies to help commercialize a wide range of technologies and services – from online tools that can map a rooftop's solar potential in seconds to automated installation systems for utility scale photovoltaic plants. The department says that since 2007, more than 50 American startups have participated in the SunShot Incubator Program – attracting more than $1.7 billion in private sector backing, or nearly $18 for every $1 of government support.
- About $16 million to four projects that will help develop solar devices that approach the theoretical efficiency limits of single junction solar cells, or about 30 percent efficiency. Another $7 million will go to develop stronger, more reliable solar components as well as dependable performance tests for microinverters and microconverters.
- $8 million to help utilities forecast and integrate high levels of renewable energy generation into the grid, while ensuring reliable and affordable power. For example, AWS Truepower will help California utilities feed cost-competitive distributed solar directly into the power grid, while the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association will help 150 U.S. counties deploy new solar capacity and model streamlined financing and installation processes for electric cooperatives nationwide.
- $15 million to develop power engineering curriculum and launch four regional training consortiums and $1 million to Delaware State University and the University of Texas at San Antonio to provide solar energy research and education opportunities to minority students.
SunShot spending has been running around $300 million a year, by our calculation. No small sum, but as we've pointed out before, that amounts to 0.2 percent of what the U.S. has annually spent on its post-9/11 wars in the past ten years.


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Hello people, ZizziBaddi staff is travelling and we have been given some USB 3g Internet Keys for our Asus Eee PC 1000H so since we are always geeking around we challenged ourselves to share our 3G Internet connection via USB Key by Momo Design to our iPhones and here goes the tutorial.
– Computer with Windows XP SP2, we have used the Asus EEE PC 1000H
– USB 3G Internet Key, we have used the 3 Momo Design 7,2Megabit
– 3G Internet Account attached to our SIM Card, much better a flat rate with no limited traffic
Step by Step
1- Connect the USB, get it recognized and install its drivers and application. We won't cover here how to set it up but do it before following this tutorial
2- Start/Settings/Network Connection. Among the Dial Up connections you will find the profile used by the USB Key, right click on it, choose properties and then the Advanced label:
On Windows Firewall – Click on Setting, then set it OFF to disable it
On Internet Connection Sharing – Enable it by ticking the box
On Home Networking Connection choose the WLAN adapter
3- On the same window, below the Dial Ups you will see LAN or High Speed Internet, locate your WLAN, right click on it, select properties and on "This connection uses the following items" locate the last one "Internet Protocol (TPC/IP), select it and click properties.
4- Click on "Use the following IP Address" and configure it as follows:
IP Address 192.168.1.1
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.1.1
Use the followding DNS Server
Preferred DNS Server 192.168.1.1
4- Click now on Wireless Networks and on Preferred Networks click on Add and configure it as follows:
Network Name SSSID zizzibaddi3g
Tick the box to Enable even if this network is not broadcasting
On Wireless Network Key
Network Authentication Open
Data Encryption Disable (You can enable it later)
Tick to enable This is a Computer-to-Computer (Ad Hoc) network. Wireless Access points are not used
5- On iPhone (or any other WiFi device) tap Settings then Wi-Fi and enable it
6- On Computer, right click on WLAN icon on the tray area, next to the clock and click on View Available Wireless Networks. The new zizzibaddi3g will be listed, select it and click Connect.
7- On iPhone the new WLAN will be listed as zizzibaddi3g, tap it to connect to it, then tap the > arrow to configure it as follows:
IP Address Static
IP Address 192.168.1.2
Subnet Mask 255.255 seroquel pill.255.0
Router 192.168.1.1
8- The WLAN on computer should say Connected and the iPhone should connect as well.
9- Close "Settings" on iPhone and launch Safari or any other Internet Application and there you go online with your 3g Internet USB Connection!
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Do not rely on technology if spraying conditions are not within reasonable limits. Although new drift reduction technologies are evolving, most technology will not control all drift. Even the best technologies produce some drift that must be managed.
Boom Shields
Boom shields can take the form of tower sprayers, wrap-around sprayers, tunnel sprayers and hooded sprayers. While shielded sprayers often reduce the potential for drift, they may also have potential problems. Some shields do not allow the operator to view the nozzles to determine if they are operating properly. Solid shields operated at higher speeds may act as an obstruction and force air to flow over the boom shield, which creates turbulence on the backside that could pick up small droplets and carry them into the path of the wind. If the sprayer is traveling with the wind at the side, spray can be pushed out the downwind side of the boom. Properly designed shields, operated at moderate speeds, may reduce drift potential, but they still do not allow you to spray in adverse wind conditions.
Drift Retardants
Many drift retardant products are on the market, but do not assume that one product will eliminate all pesticide drift.
- Some products breakdown after a period of recirculation through the pump and agitation.
- Some work well with one active ingredient, but not with others.
- Some may affect the performance of surfactants and other adjuvants that are formulated with the pesticide product. And some distort the pattern in air-induction nozzles.
- Approach the use of drift retardants with an understanding that each product must be evaluated in each situation.
Electrostatic Sprayers
Electrostatic spraying systems are designed to electrically charge the spray solution so that each spray droplet will be attracted to the plants. Although this technology has been on the market for some time, modifications to the charging mechanism have generated renewed interest. Appropriate droplet size is still important. If small droplets are moved by air currents, even the charged droplets may not come close enough to the plants to be strongly attracted.
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Tandberg aims disk with deduplication at SMBs
Tandberg Data is getting into the data deduplication game for SMBs with a new application for NAS and removable disk systems, with the help of a little-known dedupe developer.
Tandberg today launched AccuGuard dedupe software, which is available with its new DPS2000 NAS and all of its RDX removable disk systems Eventually, Tandberg will sell AccuGuard as a standalone application. Tandberg's product manager McClain Buggle says AccuGuard comes from an OEM deal with Colorado-based Data Storage Group (dataStor). dataStor customized its dS Shield deduplication software to work with Tandberg's storage, Buggle says.
AccuGuard is source-based global dedupe for physical and virtual Windows servers. Tandberg claims dedupe ratios up to 20-1 in its press release, but Buggle says much larger reduction ratios are possible on some data sets.
While the DPS2000 can serve as a general storage system (it also supports iSCSI), Buggle says he expects customers to use it for backup. "Our focus is on data protection," he says. The DPS2000 is available in 4 TB desktop and rackmount and 8 TB rackmount configurations.
Pricing for the DPS2000 NAS with AccuGuard starts at $2,290 for 4 TB systems and around $3,800 for 8 TB.
Buggle says AccuGuard is available in a single server edition now with the ability to scale to thousands of servers planned for the next release. That's consistent with the dS Shield product, which comes in single server and enterprise editions.
Buggle says deduplication was a necessary feature for Tandberg Data to expand from its legacy tape business to disk backup, less than a year after its parent company went into bankruptcy. "To be successful, we had to grow our product portfolio for end-to-end data protection for SMBs," he said.


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CAIDA collects several different data types at geographically and topologically diverse locations, and makes this data available to the research community to the extent possible while preserving the privacy of individuals and organizations who donate data or network access.
To keep up to date on CAIDA datasets you can subscribe to email@example.com. For other questions about CAIDA data, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Passive Data Sources
|Commodity/Backbone Internet Links
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CAIDA has (and had) monitoring locations in several large Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the United States. These taps collect packet headers at large peering points and the resulting traces have been used for a wide variety of research projects, ranging from general attempts to characterize the global state of Internet traffic, specific studies of the prevalence of peer-to-peer filesharing traffic, to testing prototype software designed to stop the spread of Internet worms.
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The UCSD Network Telescope provides a unique view of anomalous traffic with no legitimate destination carried on the Internet. In addition to misdirected traffic as a result of typographical or configuration errors, the Network Telescope monitors malicious events including Denial-of-Service attack backscatter, Internet worms, and host scanning.
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The Domain Name System (DNS) functions as the Yellow Pages of the Internet, translating the human-comprehensible names that computers use to access web pages into numerical IP addresses necessary to locate the web servers housing those page. Thirteen root DNS servers (some with many instances) form the core of the DNS service worldwide. CAIDA has monitored traffic to and from these DNS servers, including datasets aimed at recording the number of invalid requests for private address space (RFC 1918) that the root servers receive.
|San Diego Network Access Point (SDNAP)
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The San Diego Network Access Point (SDNAP) serves as a peering point for 23 Organizations and Internet Service Providers in the San Diego area. Traces from this location provide insight specific to the local traffic the links carry.
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CAIDA monitors an OC12 link connecting Florida International University, the AMPATH International Exchange Point, and Internet2.
For many years, CAIDA also monitored Internet traffic at several OC12 links, including one located at NASA Ames and one located at the MAE-WEST traffic exchange.
|University Internet Access Link
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For a number of past studies, CAIDA has collected a number of traces from the UCSD network access link, including such institutions as the Scripps Institute of Oceanography and the San Diego Supercomputer Center. Because these traces have the potential to contain information about college students, their research use and distribution are restricted by both state and federal laws.


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Wade to keep coming off the bench for Heat against Suns
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MIAMI -- Even with Miami starting shooting guard Tyler Johnson and primary backup Wayne Ellington out with injuries, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said he will not insert Dwyane Wade into the opening lineup.
Spoelstra wants Wade, a 12-time NBA All-Star now on the down side of his basketball career, to get comfortable in his role as the igniter of the Heat's second team.
Wade, who essentially played that role in 2008 when he helped Team USA win Olympic gold, is fine with Spoelstra's plan.
"It's not weird," Wade said. "I came off the bench for a long time before you all knew who I was. My ego is not too big, especially at this point. I am 36 years old.
"These guys (Johnson, Josh Richardson and others) are the future of this organization. I am definitely not the future. I am cool with that. I have done a lot of work. To be able to come off the bench, play 20 to 25 minutes and help this team win -- that is what I am cool with at this point in my career."
The Heat (33-30), who play host to the Phoenix Suns (19-46) on Monday night, have the same plan for Wade, who had a two-game stretch last week in which he combined for 52 points off the bench.
In other words, he can still be very effective, even in shorter minutes. Miami needs that type of productivity as it starts its playoff push.
The Heat open Monday's games in seventh place in the Eastern Conference, one game behind the Milwaukee Bucks.
Miami should have a relatively easy time against Phoenix, which is 10-22 on the road after a heartbreaking 113-112 loss at the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday afternoon.
Atlanta's Taurean Prince sank the Suns with a go-ahead 3-pointer with 7.6 seconds left in the game. Devin Booker's potential winning baseline jumper for the Suns bounced off the rim as time expired.
"I got the shot I wanted," Booker told the media. "I picked a point on the floor. I got to it, but I just missed."
Despite the loss and the poor record, the Suns have some standout performers.
Booker, a 6-foot-6 shooting guard, scored 30 points in four straight games -- the longest such streak by a Suns player since Amare Stoudemire in 2004 -- a streak that was snapped Sunday when he scored 20. Booker, 21, joins LeBron James and Kevin Durant as the three youngest NBA players to score 4,000 career points.
Another Suns standout is TJ Warren, a 6-8 forward who scored 35 points against Atlanta. Warren, 24, is averaging 19.5 points, second on the team to Booker's 25.2 average.
Suns point guard Elfrid Payton, a 24-year-old acquired from the Orlando Magic before the trade deadline, is averaging 17.1 points, 7.8 rebounds and 7.5 assists. He produced a triple-double against Atlanta on Sunday with 11 points, 10 rebounds and a season-high 14 assists.
In addition, the Suns got veteran center Tyson Chandler back from a neck injury. The former NBA Defensive Player of the Year had missed six games. Chandler, 35, is averaging 6.5 points and 9.5 rebounds in the twilight of his career.
Miami's starting lineup is powered by point guard Goran Dragic, who leads the team in scoring (17.4) and assists (4.9). Center Hassan Whiteside is averaging 13.9 points and leads the team in rebounds (12.0) and blocked shots (1.7).
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SEOUL, May 24 (UPI) -- A South Korean official said the U.N. Security Council may consider "new actions" should North Korea go ahead with the test of a nuclear device.
North Korea in April attempted to send a satellite into orbit using a long-range rocket. Similar attempts preceded nuclear tests in 2006 and 2009 and it's now suspected North Korea is on the verge of a third test.
Cho Byung-jae, a spokesman for the South Korean Foreign Ministry, warned there would be grave consequences should North Korea go ahead with the test.
"If North Korea goes ahead with a nuclear test, it will be a clear breach of the April 19 presidential statement by the U.N. Security Council and therefore the Security Council will have to take new actions," he was quoted by the Yonhap news agency as saying.
The Security Council in its April statement said North Korea was in violation of resolutions banning ballistic technology.
Pyongyang had agreed to a moratorium on long-range missile tests and nuclear activity in exchange for food assistance from the United States. The deal collapsed, but the April launch ended in failure.


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Italy can appear in a dream of a person who wants to spend time with beloved one, or to have a romantic evening in the moonlight with a nice stranger. This dream can predict interesting news or unexpected new proposals. The dreams about Italy can set the mood to carry out creative plans.
It should be noted that the dreams about Italy may also bode cheerful and joyful times, and carefree future. So, after such a dream, you need to afford relaxation, and get away from all troubles.
Many people use dream books to learn what signs the subconscious mind tries to give in a dream. It is important that Italy in a dream is a subconscious scream that it's time to drop everything and rest, not forgetting about short romance with no strings attached.
But if you travel through the country, it tells that it is too early to relax, and you have to be ready for the hard working days and difficult journey. If you dream of a resident of this warm country, be ready for passionate love affair.
However, if you talk to Italian – beware, because this fact warns you about robbery. You need to keep an eye on your purse/wallet and do not leave the keys in a car. A conversation in Italian language in a dream can bring a feeling of distance between beloved ones.
Dreams about Italy, as a rule, portend very unusual, literally out of the ordinary, events. They excite your imagination and will make you experience strong emotions. It is possible that you will begin to make plans, which you had not even dreamed of. Events will not necessarily be happy - they can just turn everything in the other direction. Italy is a colorful and exotic country, and if you see its sights, then you definitely ready for steep and exciting twists of life. Of course, if you already live in Italy, the dream has a completely different meaning.
In Miller's dream book, Italy is interpreted as fun and good mood. This is the proximity of festive events, and joyful time that will appear in your life. Often, dreams about this country foretell bright changes in personal life and meeting with interesting people. However, it can also be an unusual situation at work that will make the life more interesting.
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A Columbia police officer was terminated from employment Wednesday following an incident in one of the department's holding cells.
By Rehman Tungekar (Columbia, Mo.)
Captured surveillance footage of the August 15 incident showed three officers entering the cell, with one of them pushing the suspect against a wall. In making the announcement, Police Chief Ken Burton says the termination indicates a zero tolerance policy for any behavior that could undermine public trust in the Department.
"It is and will remain my expectation that all Columbia police officers will treat every citizen they contact with dignity and respect, and when they must do so, use only the force necessary to achieve their lawful objectives," said Burton.
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Posted: Jan 20, 2018
WHEATON, Ill. – The Illinois tech men's basketball team made the short drive west to Wheaton College on Saturday night to take on one of the region's best teams. After a tight first half, the Thunder proved to be too much for Tech, as the Scarlet Hawks fell 76-55. The loss dropped the Scarlet Hawks to 11-6.
How it Happened
- After a drought of nearly two minutes for both teams to start the game, Wheaton jumped ahead and held a lead until Jake Bruns tied the contest at 9-9 with a three-pointer at the 14:21 mark.
- The two teams would exchange nine leads and three ties over the next six minutes until Wheaton's Kobe Eichelberger scored three of his 17 points at the 8:03 mark to give the Thunder a 24-22 lead. The lead held until five minutes later, when Anthony Mosley Jr. converted a free throw as a part of an and-one play to tie the score at 31-31.
- Wheaton built a four point lead until another clutch Bruns three just before halftime cut it down to one, arriving at the 37-36 halftime score.
- The Scarlet Hawks played well in the opening minutes of the first half, taking a 44-43 lead on a Max Hisatake tip-in at the 17:25 mark. Wheaton, however, held Tech scoreless over the next 2:46 to take a seven-point lead at 53-46.
- Wheaton's lead continue to build, growing to 12 at 58-46. After a Mosley Jr. jumper at 11:04, the Scarlet Hawks would not score again until the 6:25 mark on a Mosley Jr. three-pointer. Another drought followed, as Mosley Jr. would again break it on a jumper with 3:06 to play. Over the near eight-minute span, a raucous Thunder crowd propelled the hosts to a lead that reached as high as 23 at 74-51.
Scarlet Hawk Standouts
- Despite the loss, Mosley Jr. proved to be one of the best players on the court all evening. He finished with 21 points.
- Jake Digiorgio recorded his team-leading eighth double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds.
- Bruns hit three three-pointers off the bench to finish with nine points.
Stats to Know
- Tech's 31.7% shooting percentage was its third-lowest of the season. Wheaton's 53.2% shooting percentage was just the third time all season the Scarlet Hawks allowed the opponent to shoot over 50.0%.
- Despite the defeat, the Scarlet Hawks outrebounded Wheaton 42-35.
- Wheaton was able to build a lead in large part to just nine turnovers.
Up Next
- Tech returns home for a matchup against Maranatha Baptist University on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Live audio, video, and stats will be available. The live audio will be powered by Illinois Media School.


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Rick Rescorla tried to keep his colleagues calm, as they were leaving the South Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
It wasn't easy to quickly and efficiently evacuate nearly 2700 people who worked for Dean Witter/Morgan Stanley, but these individuals had been through it before. When there was no threat against them, Rescorla made them practice, and practice, and practice an evacuation process.
On the day when all of them faced death, they carried-out what they had been trained to do.
One thing the man from Cornwall did, to encourage his colleagues despite their fear, was to sing to them. In his booming baritone, he sang his version of "Men of Harlech." It included these words:
Men of Cornwall stop your dreaming,
Can't you see their spear points gleaming?
See their warriors' pennants streaming,
To this battlefield.
Men of Cornwall stand ye steady,
It cannot be ever said ye
for the battle were not ready
Stand and never yield!
Evacuating his colleagues, while ignoring a Port-Authority message for everyone in the South Tower to stay at their desks, Rescorla was systematically moving everyone to safety. On the morning before their tower was struck, by a second hijacked plane, most of the Dean Witter/Morgan Stanley employees lived because of what Rescorla did.
In this clip, we can actually hear the song Rescorla was singing. This rendition is by the Royal Regiment of Wales' Band, performing "Men of Harlech" on the 120th anniversary of the Battle of Rorke's Drift. The rendition was recorded in the church at Rorke's Drift.
This music first appeared as "March of the Men of Harlech" in Musical and Poetical Relics of the Welsh Bards (Edward Jones, London 1784). The version of the song referencing men of Cornwall, which Rescorla sang, was used in the movie "Zulu" (1964).
Thanks to Rick Rescorla, nearly all of the Dean Witter/Morgan Stanley employees safely left the South Tower before it collapsed. It was "nearly all" because there were a handful of people who needed more help to leave, and Rescorla went back into the building to get them.
Rescorla, and those additional few whom he had tried to help, died in the tower when it collapsed on them.
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Sharing enters the commercial world
Sharing enters the commercial world
[EXTRACT FROM "Corporate Mobility Breakthrough 2020"]*
Frost & Sullivan have predicted the "new wave" of corporate carsharing across Europe is well on the way to becoming "a tsunami". It believes there could be a shared fleet of close to 100,000 by 2018 – based primarily on the replacement of poolcars through corporate carsharing. A London-based white paper, commissioned by Zipcar, has also predicted that the 140,000 Londoners using car share schemes (both for business and private use) in 2015 will balloon to 800,000 by 2020.44 In its regular barometer, the Corporate Vehicle Observatory found that the number of companies interviewed who had implemented carsharing as part of their fleet solutions rose from 15 percent in 2012 to 22 percent in 2015.45
There are also opportunities for employee reward and engagement. The online, app-based nature of car and ridesharing are both in tune with the employee demands for a consumer-grade experience. Saurav Chopra, chief executive officer at Perkbox, told Employee Benefits magazine: "Mobile apps and mobile web are having a dramatic impact on the takeup of employee benefit services," due to the retail discounts, timely offers and savings and location functionality available through apps. "From a user-experience standpoint, mobile apps offer a lot of advantages and capabilities that help take employee benefits to the next level," said Chopra. "Apps are also a great driver of engagement because they are sitting on [a] handset with anytime, anywhere access."46
This all means that fleet managers are increasingly becoming travel and mobility managers. For commercial fleets, they are becoming logistics experts, and data gurus.
According to the Committee for Review of Innovative Urban Mobility Services, real-time dynamic data make it possible for fleet managers to optimize the number of vehicles needed, while their drivers benefit from data that can reduce their wait times and offer alternatives: apps with "highly accurate GPS data, online and application-based payment systems, remote locking and unlocking capabilities, and the ability to manage extremely large and dynamic data sets are enabling real-time rideshare matching, convenient shared-use and ownership opportunities, and bundling of multimodal travel options into packages," that include sharing loads and reallocating journeys.47
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47.Committee for Review of Innovative Urban Mobility Services (2015), 'Between Public and Private Mobility Examining the Rise of Technology-Enabled Transportation Services', Transportation Research Board
Source: Corporate Mobility Breakthrough 2020 by Lukas Neckermann with Tim Smedley - p.30 - 31 – 2016
*The author, Lukas Neckermann is a thought-leader with whom the Corporate Vehicle Observatory shares the same interest in the future evolution of the company car and corporate mobility in general.
The Corporate Vehicle Observatory is a neutral knowledge sharing platform dedicated to all corporate fleet stakeholders whether they are private or public companies, fleet owners, fleet lessors, car manufacturers or media. The CVO was founded in 2002 by BNP Paribas and its subsidiary Arval, specialized in the full service leasing of corporate fleets.


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Is the iPhone 5 imminent? Apple announces Sept. 12 event - (CBS News) Apple sent out an invitation to members of the press Tuesday for an event on Sept. 12. The company is widely expected to announce its next iPhone.
CNET confirms that the event is to be held at San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
The invite is simple black text on a white background, with a huge number 12 with the text "It's almost here" above. Below in lieu of a shadow of the number 12, the number 5 appears instead - hinting at an iPhone 5.
The event date falls in line with previous rumors by the blog iMore, which also stated that the iPhone 5 would hit stores on Sept. 21.
The next iPhone screen may be larger - going from 3.5 inches to 4 inches - to rival the Samsung Galaxy S III, which has a 4.8-inch display, according to a Reuters source.
There are no hints of additional product release at this time, though many believe a smaller iPad will be announced either with the iPhone 5 or at a separate event in October.
Rumors of an iPad mini with 7.85-inch display have been circulating for some time. Previously, the Chinese blog NetEase reported that Apple has placed an order for an iPad mini. According to the report, 6 million units have been ordered for release in the third quarter. The smaller tablet is estimated to retail anywhere from $249 to $299.
In March, DigiTimes reported that "makers" in Apple's supply chain have started "delivering samples of a 7.85-inch iPads for verification." Weeks later, a report from the Korea Times cited an unnamed Samsung official that corroborated previous reports of a 7.85-inch tablet.
Citing "several sources," AllThingsD reported last month that an iPad mini will be announced in October and not with the iPhone 5, which is expected to come out in September.
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Low Sodium Levels in Premature Infants
Premature infants are those born before 37 weeks of gestation. According to the Penn State Children's Hospital, premature infants, who are not fully developed when born, can have serious medical conditions, including breathing difficulty, inability to maintain appropriate growth or obtain adequate nutrition, susceptibility to infections, and problems maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance. One of the electrolytes affected in premature infants is sodium. Low sodium levels, or hyponatremia, in premature infants can have serious health consequences.
Premature infants have a higher content of water than full term infants, but also have a higher possibility of losing fluids through evaporation. Dehydration and inadequate fluid and nutritional intake by the premature infant can lead to low sodium level. Also, excess fluid administration, particularity too much intravenous fluids, can dilute the levels of sodium in the blood. Other causes include administration of diuretics, medicines that increase the excretion of fluid and sodium from the kidneys and that in the premature infant are used for bronchopulmonary dysplasia, a chronic lung condition.
The symptoms of low sodium or hyponatremia in premature infants are sometimes hard to detect, but relate to the brain swelling that occurs when sodium levels drop suddenly. Brain swelling occurs because water goes to the area of the body with higher sodium content. When the sodium level in the blood of a premature infant drops, the brain maintains its sodium supply, making water flow into it and causing edema or swelling. According to Nelson's Essentials of Pediatrics, the symptoms of brain edema include irritability, lethargy, agitation, and nausea. If the condition worsens, infants can have seizures and may even fall in a state of coma.
Judicious correction of fluid and sodium balance is the best strategy for correcting hyponatremia. Supplementation with intravenous fluids is usually the initial treatment, with close monitoring of sodium blood levels and urine output. Too rapid correction of hyponatremia can cause destruction of the covering of the brainstem cells and lead to long-term disability.
Premature infants need to be placed in incubators to maintain their temperature and prevent excess fluid losses. Frequent monitoring of electrolyte levels, including sodium, and appropriate use of intravenous fluids and medicines can prevent sudden drops in sodium levels. If the infant exhibits signs of brain swelling, rapid correction of sodium levels may be necessary, but only with close monitoring in a neonatal intensive care unit.


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Champlain Valley Fair © Mark Goebel
Now in its 86th year, the Champlain Valley Fair is a fun and affordable 10-day feast of live music from top performers, shows, exciting rides, commercial exhibits, agricultural displays, and more. A particularly fun event for families, the fair also includes food stalls and educational activities for kids. It is possible to get right in the mix by camping on site.
The fair includes one big stage, called the Grandstand, where all the major concerts are held, with many smaller stages scattered throughout the grounds for smaller shows. Some famous features of the festival are the draft horse show, as well as motorsports. There is a demo derby, a figure eight race, a hell rider's show, and even a tractor pulling competition. On Carload Day, visitors are permitted to load their cars as full of people as possible and pay only one entrance fee for the whole car.
Venue: Champlain Valley Exposition, 105 Pearl St, Essex Junction
Date: 23 August to 1 September 2019
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Category Archives: Nonstockpile Chemical Materiel Program
The Puzzling Case of the NSCMP and RMA
In 2000, a press release was drafted from us gals in Sierra Club and the Chem Weapons Working Group (CWWG ) asking the Army to consider alternate means of disposing of sarin bomblets. At the time, the Army was using open detonate "technology" for dealing with potentially unstable materiel, setting off the bomblets in the Arsenal acreage. While we understood the volatility of these weapons and urgency of disposal, open air detontation of Sarin bomblets compromised air quality, public health, and the safety of neighborhoods surrounding RMA.
After much discussion between Colorado Department of Health and Environment (CDPHE), Army, and the U.S. Army Chemical Materials Agency's Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Project (NSCMP), the Explosive Device System (EDS) was brought to the Arsenal from its testbed in Porton Down, UK, as an alternative technology to replace open detonation of bomblets and crude air and weather monitoring.
A huge part of the EDS story involves the NSCMP in providing me with an on the ground education in understanding programmatic authority and other issues involved in using the EDS at RMA. Below are behind the scenes conversations between the CDPHE and myself about the bomblets, NSCMP authority, and the EDS:
my original email | CDPHE response EDS | additional EDS discussion
Also relevant to the EDS discussion is the NSCMP's Survey and Analysis Report, (2nd ed.); note the section on the Arsenal, but yet the NSCMP's role was relegated to observer status in Arsenal cleanup. This was of constant amazement (and consternation) to many citizens who served on the Arsenal's Restoration Advisory Board and the Site Specific Advisory Board. The existence of this report – issued BEFORE the Arsenal's Record of Decision – would have influenced a better informed cleanup and indeed strengthened the programmatic authority of the NSCMP in working on other nonstockpile sites throughout the country. The history of NSCMP participation on former chem weapons sites remains compelling case study into (I think) DoD, and specifically, Army culture.


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Prof. John S.O. Evans
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Research Interests
My principal research interests lie in the field of solid state chemistry and involve the synthesis, characterisation and evaluation of new materials of potential industrial and academic interest. The technological impact of solid state chemistry over the last few decades has been immense, and has affected almost every aspect of our daily lives. Examples include the zeolite catalysts used in the petroleum industry, the magnetic materials used for data storage in modern computers, and the high temperature superconductors which have the potential to revolutionise a large number of technologies.
Recent areas of research (some of which are described in more detail below) include negative thermal expansion materials - materials that actually contract in volume when heated, new oxychalcogenide layered intergrowths, new chalcogenide materials, intercalation chemistry, the synthesis, properties and applications of magnetic nanoparticles and new ternary bismuth-containing oxides. These projects all contain elements of synthesis and characterisation and research students could expect to receive training in X-ray and neutron diffraction techniques, conductivity measurements, magnetic measurements and solid state NMR.
One of the major techniques for studying materials is powder diffraction. The group has state of the art powder diffractometers capable of measuring samples from 10 to 1500 K. These are used to follow the progress of reactions as a function of temperature and time, giving valuable insight into chemical processes and mechanistic pathways in the solid state. We are also interested in structure solution/refinement from powder data and several of the most complex structure solutions performed to date have come from our group. We are active in the development of methods for structural analysis, such as "surface fitting" of powder diffraction data and "distortion mode" analysis (with collaborators at Brigham Young) for understanding phase transitions and magnetic structures. We work closely with Alan Coelho on developing the topas academic software suite for powder diffraction. We also collaborate with colleagues at central facilities on techniques such as total scattering (the PDF method) for understanding correlated motion in materials and to probe the short range structure of amorphous materials. We have excellent in-house synthesis and characterization facilities including a new Quantum Design SQUID magnetometer and Physical Properties Measurement System. We work with others in Durham and elsewhere on single crystal diffraction, solid state NMR, neutron diffraction and conductivity measurements. The combination of facilities and expertise available make Durham a wonderful place to perform solid state research.
Negative Thermal Expansion and Framework Materials
A major area of interest is in the field of negative thermal expansion (NTE) - that is materials which contract when heated. Cubic zirconium tungstate, for example, contracts continuously over a previously unprecedented temperature range of 2 to 1050K. Such materials have a range of potential applications. In addition to its negative thermal expansion, ZrW2O8 exhibits oxide ion mobility at 450 K and unusual behaviour under applied pressure. Related materials such as ZrWMoO8 and ZrMo2O8 show oxygen migration at temperatures as low as 200 K.
We have been active in understanding both the synthetic routes to these materials and why they show such interesting behaviour. This property is not restricted to oxide materials and we've recently described "colossal" contraction in the framework cyanide Ag3[Co(CN)6] with colleagues from Cambridge and ISIS.
New Oxychalcogenides and Chalcogenides
Whilst there has been considerable research into both oxide and chalcogenide phases, relative little is known about materials containing simultaneously both oxide and chalcogenide anions. Interest in this area has grown enormously in recent years due to the discovery of superconductivity at remarkably high temperatures in systems such as LaOFeAs and FeSe. We have prepared a number of new, oxychalcogenides such as Bi2YO4Cu2Se2, with interesting magnetic and conduction properties.
Left: key structures involved in the synthetic pathway to ZrMo2O8 - a material that actually contracts in volume on heating. Right: the structure of the oxychalcogenide Bi2YO4Cu2Se2
- "Direct Synthesis of Cubic ZrMo2O8 Followed by Ultrafast In Situ Powder Diffraction", J.E. Readman, S.E. Lister, L. Peters, J. Wright, and J.S.O. Evans, Journal of the American Chemical Society, 131, 2009, 17560-17562.
- "Colossal positive and negative thermal expansion in the framework material Ag3Co(CN)6", A.L. Goodwin, M. Calleja, M.J. Conterio, M.T. Dove, J.S.O. Evans, D.A. Keen, L. Peters, and M.G. Tucker, Science, 319, 2008, 794-797.
- "Structural and Mechanistic Studies of the Dehydration of MoO2PO3OH.H2O and the In situ Identification of Two New Molybdenum Phosphates", S.E. Lister, V.J. Rixom, and J.S.O. Evans, Chemistry of Materials, 22, 2010, 5279-5289.
- "Local structure in ZrW2O8 from neutron total scattering", M.G. Tucker, D.A. Keen, J.S.O. Evans, and M.T. Dove, Journal of Physics-Condensed Matter, 19, 2007.
- "Parametric Rietveld refinement", G.W. Stinton and J.S.O. Evans, Journal of Applied Crystallography, 40, 2007, 87-95.
- "Structural description of pressure-induced amorphization in ZrW2O8", D.A. Keen, A.L. Goodwin, M.G. Tucker, M.T. Dove, J.S.O. Evans, W.A. Crichton, and M. Brunelli, Physical Review Letters, 98, 2007, 22501.
- "Preparation, Characterization, and Structural Phase Transitions in a New Family of Semiconducting Transition Metal Oxychalcogenides b-La2O2MSe2 (M = Mn, Fe)", E.E. McCabe, D.G. Free, B.G. Mendis, J.S. Higgins, and J.S.O. Evans, Chemistry of Materials, 22, 2010, 6171-6182.
- "A new iron oxyselenide Ce2O2FeSe2: synthesis and characterisation", E.E. McCabe, D.G. Free, and J.S.O. Evans, Chem. Commun., 47, 2011, 1261-1263.
Research Groups
Department of Chemistry
Research Interests
- Inorganic and Materials Chemistry
Chapter in book
- Evans, John S.O. (2010). Advanced Input Files & Parametric Quantitative Analysis Using Topas. In Extending the Reach of Powder Diffraction Modelling by User Defined Macros. Scardi, P. Dinnebier R.E. 651: 1-9.
Journal Article
- Shephard, Jacob J., Evans, John S. O. & Salzmann, Christoph G. (2019). Local structure and orientational ordering in liquid bromoform. Molecular Physics 117(22): 3337-3344.
- Metcalfe, Ian S., Ray, Brian, Dejoie, Catherine, Hu, Wenting, de Leeuwe, Christopher, Dueso, Cristina, García-García, Francisco R., Mak, Cheuk-Man, Papaioannou, Evangelos I., Thompson, Claire R. & Evans, John S. O. (2019). Overcoming chemical equilibrium limitations using a thermodynamically reversible chemical reactor. Nature Chemistry
- Araujo, Luiza R., Gallington, Leighanne C., Wilkinson, Angus P. & Evans, John S.O. (2018). Phase behaviour, thermal expansion and compressibility of SnMo 2 O 8. Journal of Solid State Chemistry 258: 885-893.
- Oogarah, R. K., Stockdale, C. P. J., Stock, C., Evans, J. S. O., Wills, A. S., Taylor, J. W. & McCabe, E. E. (2017). Crystal field excitations and magnons: Their roles in oxyselenides Pr2O2M2OSe2 (M = Mn, Fe). Physical Review B 95(17): 174441.
- Ainsworth, C.M., Lewis, J.W., Wang, C.H., Coelho, A.A., Johnson, H.E., Brand, H.E.A. & Evans, J.S.O. (2016). 3D Transition Metal Ordering and Rietveld Stacking Fault Quantification in the New Oxychalcogenides La2O2Cu2–4xCd2xSe2. Chemistry of Materials 28(9): 3184-3195.
- Coelho, A.A., Evans, J.S.O. & Lewis, J.W. (2016). Averaging the intensity of many-layered structures for accurate stacking-fault analysis using Rietveld refinement. Journal of Applied Crystallography 49(5): 1740-1749.
- Shephard, J.J., Callear, S.K., Imberti, S., Evans, J.S.O. & Salzmann, C.G. (2016). Microstructures of negative and positive azeotropes. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 18(28): 19227-19235.
- Nunes, Sayonara Eliziario, Wang, Chun-Hai, So, Karwei, Evans, John S.O. & Evans, Ivana Radosavljević (2015). Bismuth zinc vanadate, BiZn2VO6: New crystal structure type and electronic structure. Journal of Solid State Chemistry 222: 12-17.
- Wang, Chun-Hai, Ainsworth, Chris M., Gui, Dong-Yun, McCabe, Emma E., Tucker, Matthew G., Evans, Ivana R. & Evans, John S. O. (2015). Infinitely Adaptive Transition Metal Oxychalcogenides: The Modulated Structures of Ce2O2MnSe2 and (Ce0.78La0.22)2O2MnSe2. Chemistry of Materials 27(8): 3121-3134.
- Ainsworth, Chris M., Wang, Chun-Hai, Johnston, Hannah E., McCabe, Emma E., Tucker, Matthew G., Brand, Helen E. A. & Evans, John S. O. (2015). Infinitely Adaptive Transition-Metal Ordering in Ln2O2MSe2-Type Oxychalcogenides. Inorganic Chemistry 54(15): 7230-7238.
- Shephard, J. J., Soper, A. K., Callear, S. K., Imberti, S., Evans, J. S. O. & Salzmann, C. G. (2015). Polar stacking of molecules in liquid chloroform. Chemical Communications 51(23): 4770-4773.
- Tuxworth, Andrew J., Wang, Chun-Hai & Evans, John S. O. (2015). Synthesis, characterisation and properties of rare earth oxyselenides A4O4Se3 (A = Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, Yb and Y). Dalton Transactions 44(7): 3009-3019.
- Ainsworth, Chris M., Wang, Chun-Hai, Tucker, Matthew G. & Evans, John S. O. (2015). Synthesis, Structural Characterization, and Physical Properties of the New Transition Metal Oxyselenide Ce2O2ZnSe2. Inorganic Chemistry 54(4): 1563-1571.
- McCabe, E. E., Stock, C., Bettis, J. L., Jr., Whangbo, M. H. & Evans, J. S. O. (2014). Magnetism of the Fe2+ and Ce3+ sublattices in Ce2O2FeSe2: A combined neutron powder diffraction, inelastic neutron scattering, and density functional study. Physical Review B: condensed matter and materials physics 90(23): 235115.
- McCabe, E. E., Wills, A. S., Chapon, L., Manuel, P. & Evans, J. S. O. (2014). Structural and magnetic characterization of iron oxyselenides Ce2O2Fe2OSe2 and Nd2O2Fe2OSe2. Physical Review B: condensed matter and materials physics 90(16): 165111.
- Tuxworth, A. J. & Evans, J. S. O. (2014). Synthesis, structure and properties of the oxychalcogenide series A4O4TiSe4 (A=Sm, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er and Y). Journal of Solid State Chemistry 210(1): 188-194.
- McCabe, E. E., Stock, C., Rodriguez, E. E., Wills, A. S., Taylor, J. W. & Evans, J. S. O. (2014). Weak spin interactions in Mott insulating La2O2Fe2OSe2. Physical Review B 89(10): 100402(R).
- Tuxworth, Andrew J., McCabe, Emma E., Free, David G., Clark, Stewart J. & Evans, John S. O. (2013). Structural Characterization and Physical Properties of the New Transition Metal Oxyselenide La2O2ZnSe2. Inorganic Chemistry 52(4): 2078-2085.
- Shephard, Jacob J., Evans, John S. O. & Salzmann, Christoph G. (2013). Structural Relaxation of Low-Density Amorphous Ice upon Thermal Annealing. Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 4(21): 3672-3676.
- Wood, T.J., Hurst, G.A., Schofield, W.C.E., Thompson, R.L., Oswald, G., Evans, J.S.O., Sharples, G.J., Pearson, C., Petty, M.C. & Badyal, J.P.S. (2012). Electroless deposition of multi-functional zinc oxide surfaces displaying photoconductive, superhydrophobic, photowetting, and antibacterial properties. Journal of Materials Chemistry 22(9): 3859-3867.
- Kerman, Sean, Campbell, Branton J., Satyavarapu, Kiran K., Stokes, Harold T., Perselli, Francesca & Evans, John S. O. (2012). The superstructure determination of displacive distortions via symmetry-mode analysis. Acta Crystallographica Section A 68(2): 222-234.
- McCabe, Emma E., Free, David G. & Evans, John S. O. (2011). A new iron oxyselenide Ce2O2FeSe2: synthesis and characterisation. Chemical Communications 47(4): 1261-1263.
- Coelho, A. A., Evans, John S. O., Evans, Ivana R., Kern, A. & Parsons, S. (2011). The TOPAS symbolic computation system. Powder Diffraction 26(S1): S22-S25.
- Free, David G. & Evans, John S. O. (2010). Low-temperature nuclear and magnetic structures of La2O2Fe2OSe2 from x-ray and neutron diffraction measurements. Physical Review B 81(21): 214433.
- Lister, Sarah E., Rixom, Victoria J. & Evans, John S. O. (2010). Structural and Mechanistic Studies of the Dehydration of MoO2PO3OH center dot H2O and the In situ Identification of Two New Molybdenum Phosphates. Chemistry of Materials 22(18): 5279-5289.
- Keen, David A., Dove, Martin T., Evans, John S. O., Goodwin, Andrew L., Peters, Lars & Tucker, Matthew G. (2010). The hydrogen-bonding transition and isotope-dependent negative thermal expansion in H3Co(CN)(6). Journal of Physics-Condensed Matter 22(40).
- Lister, Sarah E., Evans, Ivana Radosavljevic & Evans, John S. O. (2009). Complex Superstructures of Mo2P4O15. Inorganic Chemistry 48(19): 9271-9281.
- Scarlett, Nicola V. Y., Madsen, Ian C., Evans, John S. O., Coelho, Alan A., McGregor, Katherine, Rowles, Matthew, Lanyon, Marshall R. & Urban, Andrew J. (2009). Energy-dispersive diffraction studies of inert anodes. Journal of Applied Crystallography 42(3): 502-512.
- Goodwin, Andrew L., Keen, David A., Tucker, Matthew G., Dove, Martin T., Peters, Lars & Evans, John S. O. (2008). Argentophilicity-Dependent Colossal Thermal Expansion in Extended Prussian Blue Analogues. Journal of the American Chemical Society 130(30): 9660-9661.
- Conterio, Michael J., Goodwin, Andrew L., Tucker, Matthew G., Keen, David A., Dove, Martin T., Peters, Lars & Evans, John S. O. (2008). Local structure in Ag3[Co(CN)6]: colossal thermal expansion, rigid unit modes and argentophilic interactions. Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter 20(25): 255225.
- Evans, Ivana Radosavljevic, Howard, Judith A. K., Evans, John S. O., Postlethwaite, Stella R. & Johnson, Mark R. (2008). Polymorphism and hydrogen bonding in cinchomeronic acid: a variable temperature experimental and computational study. CrystEngComm 10(10): 1404-1409.
- Crossland, Clare J., Evans, Ivana Radosavljevic & Evans, John S. O. (2008). Structural chemistry of (PPh4)2M(WS4)2 materials. Dalton Transactions (12): 1597-1601.
- Evans, Ivana Radosavljevic, Howard, Judith A. K. & Evans, John S. O. (2008). Structural ferroelectric phase transition and polymorphism in 2-aminopyridine dihydrogen phosphate. Crystal Growth and Design 8(5): 1635-1639.
- Stinton, G.W., Hampson, M.R. & Evans, J.S.O. (2006). The 136-atom structure of ZrP2O7 and HfP2O7 from powder diffraction data. Inorganic chemistry 45(11): 4352-4358.


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The Upside Of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli
Release: 11th April 2017
Publisher: Penguin (UK), Harper Collins (US)
Rating: 4/5 stars
Goodreads synopsis:
Seventeen-year-old Molly Peskin-Suso knows all about unrequited love. No matter how many times her twin sister, Cassie, tells her to woman up, Molly can't stomach the idea of rejection. So she's careful. Fat girls always have to be careful.
Then a cute new girl enters Cassie's orbit, and for the first time ever, Molly's cynical twin is a lovesick mess. Meanwhile, Molly's totally not dying of loneliness—except for the part where she is. Luckily, Cassie's new girlfriend comes with a cute hipster-boy sidekick. If Molly can win him over, she'll get her first kiss and she'll get her twin back.
There's only one problem: Molly's coworker, Reid. He's a chubby Tolkien superfan with a season pass to the Ren Faire, and there's absolutely no way Molly could fall for him.
I seriously loved this book, the writing was great and addictive, this is my first read from this author and I now immediately want to go read Simon VS The Homosapiens Agenda (.. I feel like i'm the only person that hasn't read that yet)
But before I get into anything else I just have to mention about the diversity in this book, which was amazing.Pansexual, Bisexual, Jewish Characters, Gay side characters, Main Character has two mothers.. (I feel like i'm missing a few, because it was that great) this is the kind of representation that I want to read about more often, it also didn't feel forced.
I loved the main characters, (Mollys), voice. She is very relatable, from how awkward she is around boys she doesn't really know to her love for being creative & Pinterest! Molly is finding a way to move past her own insecurities, the book mentions multiple times her struggle with anxiety, which as someone who struggles with anxiety, I appreciated in the sense of it not being something that was mentioned once and put in the background.
This book was full of amazing quotes and feminist moments, One of my favourite quotes is:
"There's something really badass about truly, honestly not caring what people think about you. A lot of people say they don't care. Or they act like they don't care. But I think most people care a lot. I know I do." ❤
But one of my favourite things about this book is the sibling friendship, between Molly & her twin sister Cassie, it was so adorable and just felt very genuine, they argued and had their moments, like any siblings do. I always tend to connect to stories when the main characters are siblings. Both of them are so different
..also now i really want cookie dough *reference*.
I received an e-ARC from Penguin Random House UK Children's through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.


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