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NEW YORK (AP) � The NFL told its teams yesterday that any player contract they enter into with Aaron Hernandez before charges against him are resolved won't be approved without a hearing by Commissioner Roger Goodell.
The league said the hearing would be to decide if the former New England Patriots tight end should be suspended or face other action before a resolution of the charges is reached. It said no player contract with Hernandez would take effect before a hearing.
Hernandez was arrested Wednesday and charged with first-degree murder and weapons counts in the shooting death of a friend, Odin Lloyd. Hernandez was cut by the Patriots after the arrest and before his court appearance and is being held without bail.
Meanwhile, Puma announced yesterday that it has ended its relationship with Hernandez.
The sportswear company ended the two-year contract it agreed to in April with Hernandez, Puma spokesperson Katie Sheptyck said. She did not say how much it was worth.
Hernandez "was going to be involved with our men's training program" but had not started working with Puma and his role wasn't specifically defined, Sheptyck said. The agreement didn't involve product endorsements, she said.
Last Friday, five days before Hernandez was arrested, the company that makes Muscle Milk said it was ending its endorsement deal with him.
CytoSport, based in Benicia, Calif., said in a one-sentence statement that in light of the investigation involving Hernandez, it was terminating its endorsement contract with him effective immediately.
The company, which makes Muscle Milk and other nutritional supplements for athletes, did not disclose the value of the contract or what it called for Hernandez to do.
Hernandez, charged with murder for what prosecutors say was the execution-style killing of a friend near his house, was denied bail yesterday.
Hernandez's lawyer argued that his celebrity status means even if he wanted to flee he couldn't and that the case against him is circumstantial.
"He wants to clear his name," lawyer James Sultan told the judge.
But Bristol County Assistant District Attorney Bill McCauley called the evidence overwhelming and said police had made discoveries Wednesday when they searched a condo Hernandez leased and a Hummer registered to him that was parked there.
A jogger found Lloyd's body in a remote area of an industrial park about a mile from Hernandez's home in North Attleborough 10 days ago. Lloyd was a semi-pro football player from Boston who was dating the sister of Hernandez's fianc�e.
Prosecutors said Hernandez orchestrated the killing because Lloyd talked to the wrong people at a nightclub. Hernandez, a 2011 Pro Bowl selection who signed a five-year contract with the Patriots worth $40 million, could face life in prison if convicted.
In laying out more of the government's case yesterday, McCauley said prosecutors believe that the murder weapon was a .45-caliber Glock and that a gun Hernandez is seen holding on his home surveillance video, a weapon they haven't found, appears to be a Glock.
The prosecutor said that inside the Hummer investigators recovered an ammunition clip for .45-caliber bullets and that ammunition was found inside the condo. McCauley said a photograph had emerged online of Hernandez holding a Glock.


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Walks Near Bus Routes
Q. As I can only use public transport I wanted to know of any walks (not road walks i.e mostly walking on roads but cross country walks )in Derbyshire Notts or anywhere fairly local or can use train or bus to get to but is not costly (poss 2-3 adults + dog). The walks need to be where we can get to a bus service which would either get us back to nottm or Derby town centre.
Gary Kidd, Nottingham
A. Most of our walks start in the towns and villages - this is so you can find a tea shop or sink a well earned pint before heading home.
Most of these towns and villages will be serviced by local buses and in some cases the train.
Take a look at our Walks from popular villages, towns and locations feature with particular reference to our Walks from Popular Locations, Town & Villages in The Peak District National Park section.
You'll find a wide collection of superb walks from:
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- Walks from Bowden Bridge
- Walks from Castleton
- Walks from Crowden
- Walks from Derwent Reservoir
- Walks from Dovestone Reservoir
- Walks from Edale
- Walks from Hartington
- Walks from Hayfield
- Walks from Hope
- Walks from Ladybower Reservoir
- Walks from Longnor
- Walks from Mappleton (aka Mapleton)
- Walks from Milldale
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EA has confirmed that a new Battlefield game will be coming in 2018, although it's not known if it'll be a direct sequel to 2016's wildly successful Battlefield 1.
The announcement came from EA CFO Blake Jorgensen in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, as the company attempts to distract fans from the fact that its highly anticipated Destiny-like shared-space shooter Anthem was delayed. When announcing that Anthem had been delayed to early 2019 – which EA is insisting isn't a delay, despite listing "fall 2018" in its announcement trailer – it slipped in that a new Battlefield title would be taking its slot instead.
However, this isn't new news. Last year, EA's CEO Andrew Wilson said in an earnings call to investors that a new Battlefield title would be coming in 2018. So, for those who hoped there'd be more news around a "Battlefield 2", you may well be disappointed to hear it's the same news we've known about for the past six months.
Still, Battlefield 1 was an explosive success for EA and DICE, with EA reporting that an unbelievable 21 million unique players dived into the game in June last year. So it should come as no surprise to know that Battlefield 2, or Battlefield 2018 (nobody's really sure what it's going to be called yet), is one of 2018's most anticipated games already.
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But just what is Battlefield 2 going to be about? It's likely we'll see it jump towards World War II, thanks to Call of Duty: WW2's resurgence of the period, but perhaps focus will land on other World War I campaigns. Regardless, here's everything we know about EA's Battlefield 1 sequel so far.
EA has already revealed that Battlefield 2 will release in 2018. However, beyond that, it's not known when we'll actually have an exact release date for DICE's sequel.
EA first revealed the 2018 window for Battlefield 2 in an investors' call when EA boss Andrew Wilson confirmed it was EA's major shooter for the year. The same 2018 release window for a new Battlefield was reiterated by company CFO Blake Jorgensen when announcing that it would be standing in for Anthem following its delay that EA won't call a delay.
The company didn't provide a date, but as Battlefield 1 still has its Apocalypse DLC to arrive in February, we're still a while off hearing anything official on Battlefield 2.
Going by past releases, Battlefield 2 should arrive around October 2018. Battlefield 1 landed in October 2016 and EA DICE's other shooter, Star Wars: Battlefront, saw a release in September 2014 and November 2017 too. Because of that, it's likely we'll see Battlefield 2 arrive within the same sort of end-of-year window as past high-profile EA releases.
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During the same investors call that Wilson revealed the Battlefield 2 release year, he also confirmed our first slice of gameplay info. Just like Battlefield 1, Battlefield 2 will utilise the Frostbite engine, meaning that all environments will be destructible.
Beyond that, little else was revealed, but we don't expect EA or DICE to venture too far from the old template as it worked so well for them compared to past Battlefield entries such as Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4. We feel that it'll keep on with the small-scale soldier solo missions for storytelling and retain its strong online multiplayer presence too.
It's also likely we'll see just as many classes of weaponry and this time around, and as vast an array of vehicles to boot.
Just like Battlefield 1, we see absolutely no reason for Battlefield 2 to come to the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, alongside the PS4, Xbox One and PC. It's highly unlikely we'll find the same Nintendo Switch version of Battlefield 2 but, thanks to the strong sales of Nintendo's system, we could see EA making a play for it with a pared-down build of the game.
Still, we won't hear anything concrete on a Switch release, nor on supported platforms, until EA decides to make an official announcement. Expect to hear more at E3 this year.
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Concepts of Forecasting:
The manager can conceptualize the future in definite terms. If he is concerned with future event- its order, intensity and duration, he can predict the future.
If he is concerned with the course of future variables- like demand, price or profit, he can project the future. Thus prediction and projection-both have reference to future; in fact, one supplements the other. Suppose, it is predicted that there will be inflation (event).
To establish the nature of this event, one needs to consider the projected course of general price index (variable). Exactly in the same way, the predicted event of business recession has to be established with reference to the projected course of variables like sales, inventory etc.
Projection is of two types – forward and backward. It is a forward projection of data variables, which is named forecasting. By contrast, the backward projection of data may be named 'back casting', a tool used by the new economic historians.
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The Morning Call (Allentown)
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President Clinton on Monday sent the delayed nuclear test-ban treaty to the Senate, where it is expected to face opposition similar to that initially encountered by the chemical weapons ban last spring. But the nuclear test-ban treaty is a logical extension of this country's efforts at global disarmament. And some of the arguments raised to support the chemical weapons ban apply to the nuclear test ban, as well.
When the President gave his State of the Union message in 1995, he made a hefty, three-part promise: "The United States will lead the charge to extend indefinitely the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty; to enact a comprehensive nuclear test ban; and to eliminate chemical weapons."Mr. Clinton has delivered on two parts of that promise. In 1995, the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty was extended. In April of this year, the Senate voted to ratify the chemical weapons treaty.
Last year, the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, prohibiting the testing of nuclear devices, was signed by the United States. But Mr. Clinton delayed until Monday in presenting the treaty to the Senate due to anticipated opposition there.
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A Senate vote on the latest effort, the nuclear test-ban treaty, is expected next spring. The hurdles ahead are significant: all 44 nuclear-capable countries must ratify it before it could take effect in September 1998. Beyond the usual refusals from North Korea, Iraq and Libya, India and Pakistan, both possible nuclear nations, may not sign.
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Groups prefer Senate version of new transportation funding bill
Up until now, proponents for new transportation funding were taking a neutral stand on which version of two bills they preferred.
There's the Senate version, which would provide a regional two-step approach. First, voters would be asked whether they would favor changing the state constitution to permit a regional one-cent sales tax. Then the region would come up with list of transportation projects that would then be presented to the voters so they could decide whether to support that sales tax.
Then there's the House version, which calls for a statewide one-cent sales tax with a list of projects already identified by the House. Voters would either approve the tax with those projects or not.
But now several groups are making their preferences known. And the verdict is that they much prefer the Senate Bill 39 rather than House Bill 277.
Why? The House version includes the possible construction of a large tunnel underneath Atlanta's intown neighborhoods as well as a new Northern Arc and a long list of road widenings in the metro area.
Sally Flocks, executive director of the pedestrian advocacy group PEDs, said that the House bill provides no guarantee that transit, bicycle or pedestrian projects will get funded or built.
Park Pride, a group that promotes green space in the Atlanta region, is monitoring the bill to make sure the proposed tunnels would not adversely impact Piedmont Park or other parks in the region.
In addition, the Citizens for Progressive Transit has taken a stand against the House bill because it believes it favors road construction over transit and pedestrian access.
These groups have been reaching out to neighborhood and advocacy organizations to join the campaign against the House bill.
According to neighborhood activist Liz Coyle, the House bill "is a top-down, state-controlled approach. And as we know all too well in this community, the state sometimes ties to impose unwanted transportation projects on us."
In an email to about 35 community leaders, Coyle wrote: "Yes, the state needs to increase revenue dedicated to transportation. Senate Bill 39 is a much better approach. It allows local voters to approve or reject specific projects. HB 277 does not."
Of course, there is so much confusion right now at the state capitol on transportation issues. Gov. Sonny Perdue says he won't support any new funding until his massive, far-reaching plan to reorganize the state's transportation agencies is approved. The Georgia Department of Transportation is in a fight for its life.
And in the meantime, the hope for constructive action on new transportation funding fades with each passing day.
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Maria Saporta says:
Atlanta Regional Commission Chairman Sam Olens read this post about the two different transportation funding bills. Here is the response that he emailed to me and gave me permission to post on the blog:
The House bill has approx $4B in transit. With the constant fighting between the North Fulton cities, Atlanta and Fulton County and the proposed Milton County legislation, I would be hard-pressed to say a regional (Senate) bill is likely to lead to a ballot initiative for the Region. If I were a transit advocate, I would re-think the bills asap.
Sally Flocks says:
I could live with a statewide transportation sales tax if the bill provided that the money would be suballocated to metropolitan planning organizations and regional development centers so that they could program the funds.
The IT3 report recommends improving the aligment between transportation investments and land use. MPO's — including the Atlanta Regional Commission — have a far better understanding of local and regional land uses than state legislators. This is just one of many reasons why state legislators are not the right people to choose transportation projects for the state.
Sally Flocks
President & CEO, PEDS
Mason Hicks says:
The money for transit in the House Bill is a mirage. The statewide tax would last only ten years. With only ten years of funding, you can not build a dependable transit system. The federal government will not provide matching funds to any system with less than 20 years of operations funding. Minimum. A provision of the bill that allows operating money to be spread over 20 years is unlikely to be used under pressure from the road builders to spend now, spend now.
Brian Brodrick says:
Problem is, many areas in the rest of the state have no organizations like ARC to direct the funds. TSPLOST will work well for metro Atlanta, but be hard to implement for many other regions in the state without the sales tax revenue, resources or history of transportation planning. Agree with you Maria that all the turmoil makes the crystal ball rather foggy….
Joeventures says:
Sam is wrong. Transit funding in the bill is limited to ten years, which means there is effectively NO funding for transit.
In order to even qualify for federal funding (and therefore even hold any hope for getting built), transit funding must receive a minimum 20 years of funding. But to be competitive for federal funding, the commitment would have to last much longer.
Just because the bill "allows" any spending for transit or pedestrian projects doesn't mean the bill "requires" spending for these project. This bill changes nothing for transit and further enriches the historically roads-only spending of the State.
Sally Flocks says:
In 1962, Congress passed legislation requiring all metropolitan areas with population greater than 50,000 to create MPO's. More than a dozen exist in Georgia. The state also has 16 Regional Development Centers. No part of the state is outside the boundaries of either an MPO or a RDC.
Brian Brodrick says:
Yeah, the MPOs are there, but most aren't nearly as effective or well funded as ARC, and are an outgrowth of the planning department of the large city in the area.
I also don't think the TSPLOST bill mandates that regions group themselves by the MPOs — in fact, it gives the regions a lot of flexibility, which is good and bad. And I don't think RDCs have the capacity to run the process, but could be wrong.
I agree that TSPLOST is a better idea in theory, but outside of Atlanta, there is a real fear that it will be hard to implement and I think there is some truth to that. That's all I'm saying.
Joeventures says:
Whether inside or outside Atlanta, TSPLOST is more difficult to implement, but the end product is much better.
What we don't want in Atlanta is yet another project from the State government where the costs far outweigh the benefits. The State has a history of pouring money down the drain like that.
Besides, how would you like to see one of these in your neighborhood?
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio gave an update on the building explosion and collapse that happened in East Harlem on Wednesday morning. At least three are dead, 60 are injured and nine are missing.
WYNW reporter Liz Dahlem spoke to a resident who lives near the scene of the deadly New York City explosion. He said that he smelled gas in his building on Tuesday night.
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Late-onset hypogonadism
|Late-onset hypogonadism
Late-onset hypogonadism is a rare condition in older men, characterized by measurably low testosterone levels and clinical symptoms mostly of a sexual nature, including decreased desire for sex, fewer spontaneous erections, and erectile dysfunction.[1] It is the result of a gradual drop in testosterone; a steady decline in testosterone levels of about 1% per year is well documented in both men and women.[2][3]
Late-onset hypogonadism is an endocrine condition as well as a result of aging.[1]
The terms "male menopause" and "andropause" are used in the popular media and are misleading, as they imply a sudden change in hormone levels similar to what women experience in menopause.[4]
Symptoms, diagnosis, and screening
As of 2016, the International Society for the Study of the Aging Male defines late-onset hypogonadism as a series of symptoms in older adults related to testosterone deficiency that combines features of both primary and secondary hypogonadism; the European Male Aging Study (a prospective study of ~3000 men)[5] defined the condition by the presence of at least three sexual symptoms (e.g. reduced libido, reduced spontaneous erections, and erectile dysfunction) and total testosterone concentrations less than 11 nmol/l (3.2 ng/ml) and free testosterone concentrations less than 220 pmol/l (64 pg/ml).[1]
Some men present with the symptoms, but with normal testosterone levels, and some men with low testosterone levels have no symptoms; the reasons for this are not known.[1][6]
Some men in their late 40s and early 50s develop depression, loss of libido, erectile dysfunction, and other physical and emotional symptoms such as irritability, loss of muscle mass and reduced ability to exercise, weight gain, lack of energy, difficulty sleeping, or poor concentration; many of these symptoms arise from a midlife crisis or as the results of a long-term unhealthy lifestyle (smoking, excess drinking, overeating, lack of exercise) and may be best addressed by lifestyle changes, therapy, or antidepressants.[4]
If a person has symptoms of late-onset hypogonadism, testosterone is measured by taking blood in the morning on at least two days; while immunoassays are commonly used, mass spectrometry is more accurate and is becoming more widely available.[6] The meaning of the measurement is different depending on many factors that affect how testosterone is made and how it is carried in the blood. Increased concentrations of proteins that bind testosterone in blood occur if the person is older, has hyperthyroidism or liver disease, or is taking anticonvulsant drugs (which are increasingly used for depression and various neuropathies), and decreased concentrations of proteins that bind testosterone occur if the person is obese, has diabetes, has hypothyroidism, has liver disease, or is taking glucocorticoids or androgens, or progestins.[6] If levels are low, conditions that cause primary and secondary hypogonadism need to be ruled out.[6][7][8]
Due to difficulty and expense of testing, and the ambiguity of the results, screening is not recommended.[1][6] While some clinical instruments (standard surveys) had been developed as of 2016, their specificity was too low to be useful clinically.[1]
Testosterone levels are well-documented to decline with aging at about 1% per year in both men and women after a certain age; the causes are not well understood.[1][2][3][9][10]
The significance of a decrease in testosterone levels is debated and its treatment with replacement is controversial. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) stated in 2015 that neither the benefits nor the safety of testosterone have been established in older men with low testosterone levels.[11] Testosterone replacement therapy should only be started if low levels have been confirmed;[7] in the US, this is not done about 25% of the time, as of 2015.[8] Testosterone levels should also be monitored during therapy.[7]
Adverse effects
Adverse effects of testosterone supplementation may include increased cardiovascular (CV) events (including strokes and heart attacks) and deaths, especially in men over 65 and men with pre-existing heart conditions.[1] The potential for CV risks from testosterone therapy led the FDA to issue a requirement in 2015 that testosterone pharmaceutical labels include warning information about the possibility of an increased risk of heart attacks and stroke.[1][11] However, the data are mixed, so the European Medicines Agency, the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, and the American College of Endocrinology have stated that no consistent evidence shows that testosterone therapy either increases or decreases cardiovascular risk.[1]
Other significant adverse effects of testosterone supplementation include acceleration of pre-existing prostate cancer growth; increased hematocrit, which can require venipuncture to treat; and, exacerbation of sleep apnea.[1]
Adverse effects may also include minor side effects such as acne and oily skin, as well as significant hair loss and/or thinning of the hair, which may be prevented with 5-alpha reductase inhibitors ordinarily used for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia, such as finasteride or dutasteride.[12]
Exogenous testosterone may also cause suppression of spermatogenesis, leading to, in some cases, infertility.[1]
As of 2015, the evidence is inconclusive as to whether testosterone replacement therapy can help with erectile dysfunction in men with late-onset hypogonadism.[8] It appears that testosterone replacement therapy may benefit men with symptoms of frailty who have late-onset hypogonadism.[8]
The epidemiology is not clear; 20% of men in their 60s and 30% of men in their 70s have low testosterone;[2][8] around 5% of men between 70 and 79 have both low testosterone and the symptoms, so are diagnosed with late-onset hypogonadism.[2] The National Health Service describes it as rare.[4]
The impact of low levels of testosterone has been previously reported. In 1944, Heller and Myers identified symptoms of what they labeled the "male climacteric" including loss of libido and potency, nervousness, depression, impaired memory, the inability to concentrate, fatigue, insomnia, hot flushes, and sweating. Heller and Myers found that their subjects had lower than normal levels of testosterone, and that symptoms decreased dramatically when patients were given replacement doses of testosterone.[13][14]
Society and culture
Popular interest in the concept of "andropause" was fueled by the 1998 book Male Menopause, written by Jed Diamond, a lay person.[15] According to Diamond's view, andropause is a change of life in middle-aged men, which has hormonal, physical, psychological, interpersonal, social, sexual, and spiritual aspects. Diamond claims that this change occurs in all men, may occur as early as age 45 to 50 and more dramatically after the age of 70 in some men, and that women's and men's experiences are somewhat similar phenomena.[16][17] The language of "andropause" and its supposed parallels with menopause have been rejected by the medical community.[4][18]
Thomas Perls and David J. Handelsman, in a 2015 editorial in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, say that between the ill-defined nature of the diagnosis and the pressure and advertising from drug companies selling testosterone and human growth hormone, as well as dietary supplement companies selling all kinds of "boosters" for aging men, the condition is overdiagnosed and overtreated.[19] Perls and Handelsman note that in the US, "sales of testosterone increased from $324 million in 2002 to $2 billion in 2012, and the number of testosterone doses prescribed climbed from 100 million in 2007 to half a billion in 2012, not including the additional contributions from compounding pharmacies, Internet, and direct-to-patient clinic sales."[19]
Research directions
As of 2016, research was necessary to find better ways to measure testosterone and to be better able understand the measurements in any given person, and to understand why some people with low testosterone do not present with symptoms and some with seemingly adequate levels do present with symptoms.[1] Research was also necessary to better understand the cardiovascular risks of testosterone replacement therapy in older men.[1]
A relationship between late-onset hypogonadism and risk of Alzheimer's disease and some small clinical studies have been conducted to prevent Alzheimer's disease in men with late-onset hypogonadism; as of 2009, results were inconclusive.[20]
See also
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- 1 2 3 4 Samaras, N; Papadopoulou, MA; Samaras, D; Ongaro, F (2014). "Off-label use of hormones as an antiaging strategy: a review.". Clinical interventions in aging. 9: 1175–86. PMC 4116364. PMID 25092967.
- 1 2 Shifren, JL (October 2015). "Testosterone for midlife women: the hormone of desire?". Menopause (New York, N.Y.). 22 (10): 1147–9. PMID 26397145.
- 1 2 3 4 "Male Menopause". www.nhs.uk. NHS Choices. April 8, 2016. Retrieved October 7, 2016.
- ↑ Wu, FC; EMAS Study Group; et al. (8 July 2010). "Identification of late-onset hypogonadism in middle-aged and elderly men.". The New England Journal of Medicine. 363 (2): 123–35. PMID 20554979.
- 1 2 3 4 5 Basaria, S (5 April 2014). "Male hypogonadism.". Lancet (London, England). 383 (9924): 1250–63. PMID 24119423.
- 1 2 3 Bhasin, S; Cunningham, GR; Hayes, FJ; Matsumoto, AM; Snyder, PJ; Swerdloff, RS; Montori, VM; Task Force, Endocrine Society (June 2010). "Testosterone therapy in men with androgen deficiency syndromes: an Endocrine Society clinical practice guideline.". The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism. 95 (6): 2536–59. PMID 20525905.
- 1 2 3 4 5 Seftel, AD; Kathrins, M; Niederberger, C (August 2015). "Critical Update of the 2010 Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guidelines for Male Hypogonadism: A Systematic Analysis.". Mayo Clinic proceedings. 90 (8): 1104–15. PMID 26205546.
- ↑ "Could you have low testosterone?: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia". NIH: Medline Plus. September 18, 2014.
- ↑ Huhtaniemi, I (2014). "Late-onset hypogonadism: current concepts and controversies of pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment.". Asian journal of andrology. 16 (2): 192–202. PMC 3955328. PMID 24407185.
- 1 2 Staff (3 March 2015). "FDA Cautions About Using Testosterone Products for Low Testosterone Due to Aging; Requires Labeling Change to Inform of Possible Increased Risk of Heart Attack And Stroke". FDA. Retrieved 5 March 2015.. NEJM Perspective piece: Nguyen, CP; et al. (20 August 2015). "Testosterone and "Age-Related Hypogonadism"--FDA Concerns.". The New England journal of medicine. 373 (8): 689–91. PMID 26287846.. Popular summary: Tavernise, Sabrina (March 3, 2015). "Drugs Using Testosterone Will Label Heart Risks". New York Times. Retrieved March 19, 2015.
- ↑ Grech, Anthony; Breck, John; Heidelbaugh, Joel (7 October 2016). "Adverse effects of testosterone replacement therapy: an update on the evidence and controversy". Ther Adv Drug Saf. 5 (5): 190–200. doi:10.1177/2042098614548680. PMC 4212439 – via PubMed Central.
- ↑ Gabrielsen, JS; Najari, BB; Alukal, JP; Eisenberg, ML (May 2016). "Trends in Testosterone Prescription and Public Health Concerns.". The Urologic clinics of North America. 43 (2): 261–71. PMID 27132584.
- ↑ Heller, CG; Myers, GB (21 October 1944). "The male climacteric, its symptomatology, diagnosis and treatment". Journal of the American Medical Association. 126 (8): 472. doi:10.1001/jama.1944.02850430006003.
- ↑ Diamond, Jed (1998). Male Menopause. Naperville, Ill: Sourcebooks. ISBN 1-57071-397-9.
- ↑ Diamond, Jed (2000). Surviving Male Menopause. A Guide for Women and Men. Naperville, Ill: Sourcebooks. ISBN 1-57071-433-9.
- ↑ Tan, Robert S. (2001). The andropause mystery: unraveling truths about the male menopause. Houston, Tex: AMRED Pub. ISBN 0-9707061-0-3.
- ↑ Gorski, David (November 25, 2013). ""Low T": The triumph of marketing over science « Science-Based Medicine". Science-Based Medicine.
- 1 2 Perls, T; Handelsman, DJ (April 2015). "Disease mongering of age-associated declines in testosterone and growth hormone levels.". Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 63 (4): 809–11. PMID 25809947.
- ↑ Cherrier, MM (2009). "Testosterone effects on cognition in health and disease.". Frontiers of hormone research. 37: 150–62. PMID 19011295.


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I Graduated from concord and passed the Bar the first attempt. I put in the hours and I've been a success. Online law school isn't for everyone. If you are poor at time management, you probably won't do well. I have my own law firm, and it's all thanks to Concord law school!
Recent graduate of Concord studying for the bar now. Concord is no joke. There is a lot of work to be done. They say 18-24 hours per week, but I must have spent at least 40 per week, especially in the 1st year. However, that time commitment paid off midway through the 2nd year when I passed the First Year Law Students Exam the first time. I also plan on passing the bar 1st time as well. There are some drawbacks to this non-accredited school, but many of those can be overcome with diligence and time. Furthermore, the program was excellent. Concord taught all of the California Bar subjects during law school, some law schools do not do this. For instance, community property is a subject highly tested on the California Bar. It is not a required subject at most ABA law schools. Concord also offers Concord First, a 6 month program to prepare you for the First Year Law Student's exam. It is an in-person training program that is the 3 days before the FYLSE. I credit it, along with many hours of studying, as the reason for my great success on the FYLSE. Additionally, In the 3rd and 4th years, Concord has electives that you can take and many of them are taught by real attorneys working in the field. Additionally, there are programs to develop practical experience and work with local attorneys for credit. I work full time, teach college part time and have a wife and 4 kids. I was able to get through the rigorous legal coursework so it can be done. Mind you, I did not have much time for anything else, but now I am done and getting ready to join the practicing attorneys in my area, for about 1/10th of the cost that they went to law school. If you pick Concord, be ready to work hard and diligently; it will pay off.
If you want to be a competent attorney look elsewhere. It takes more than reading some books to learn the field of law. The online classes are worse than useless. The lectures are OK but non interactive. Is impossible to become a good attorney without instruction from good attorney's. FLYSE passage rate at Concord 1:5 Bar Passage rate 2:5 overall passage rate of students who don't figure out early on that this school is a waste of time and money 1:10 The opinions expressed in this review are my own. All statistics used can be verified at the state bar website. The rest represents solely my opinion. Thanks for reading.
Please read this if you are thinking about attending Concord Law. I have toyed with the idea of going to law school for a few years. I have taken the LSAT, albeit without much preparation and scored 153. My undergraduate gpa was 3.4 with a gpa of 4.0 in my major classes. Long story short I had options besides Concord but the extremely low cost of tuition coupled with their marketing made me think it might be a viable option to earn my JD. First off what is good about Concord: Books- they use the same curriculum as many ABA accredited law schools. Lectures- in each module there are one or two recorded lectures by practicing attorneys. (this will likely be your only experience with a successful practicing attorney at Concord) Unfortunately that is all I have to say positive about the school. Negatives Not ABA accredited- this is something that I went in knowing but underestimated the implications of. Without ABA accreditation a graduate's options are extremely limited. Get licensed and practice in CA as no states offer reciprocity, work in an extremely limited capacity in a federal setting or work in the backroom at a law office doing research. Don't take my word for this, search for graduates of non ABA accredited law schools (especially Concord) and see how many have been admitted to the bar's of other states. 4 Year JD- Though billed as a part time program, the amount of reading and note taking required is about 30 hours a week. That extra year or two not only represent additional tuition but lost opportunity as you will have no time to work or spend doing anything outside of reading or briefing. FYLSE- Because the school is not ABA accredited all students must take and pass the First Year Law Student Exam after their first year of school. The cost of the test is $740.00 (as of 2015) and Concord students pass this exam at about a rate of 1 in 3 for first time test takers. Of course you can take it again (at $740.00 a go) but you will not get credit for any of the law school you attend past the first year until you pass it. No practicing attorneys- This is something that was completely misrepresented on their website at the time I applied, they have since updated their website however it can still be a bit misleading. When you go to their faculty page you will see the names and faces of some attorneys, many of whom have successful practices. These attorneys prepare lectures for Concord which you watch as part of the modules they are not Concord faculty. Live classes- After attending the first four live classes (who are all taught by one professor) I began noticing a trend. The class time was dominated by the same students each week, asking the same irrelevant questions and who needed the most basic parts of the reading explained to them. The instructor seemed content to spend the majority of the time telling these students how to take notes, and letting them guess at the substantive parts of a case. In other words their was no real instruction in terms of Law. Bar passage rates- Compared with similar schools concord's bar passage rate is better but still far below most ABA accredited schools at 39% passage for first time takers in January 2015 . (worth noting: 1 in 5 Concord students pass the FYLSE and approximately 2 in 5 of those students who go on to complete the four years and take the bar pass it. I urge you not to take my word for it but do your own research.... Save your money and take a trip, start a business, buy the law books and study on your own, get a job flipping burgers all of which are a better use of your time.
This place is a hot mess. The live classes sometimes didnt hapien. Huge turnover in staffing and if you get a C- they throw you out of the program. You cannot retake the class as you normally would in a real law school. They just kick you out and keep your money. If your a hardworking parent that hopes to become a lawyer, try a state school not this lawschool wannabe distance learning mess that acts like harvard but is like a bad community college GED program.
I am a 4th year student at Concord Law School. I am also a physician who attended and trained at UC Berkeley, UCLA, Stanford, and Univ of Washington. I feel that I have received an education on par with any of these schools. I am interested in Health Law. Concord not only provided an extremely strong core curriculum, but also allowed me to take electives that will help in my pursuit. These electives included Health law, Administrative Law, Medical Product Liability, and Medical Risk Management, among others. I am developing a medical device and was able to take Patent Law, Patent Claim Drafting, patent litigation, and Patent Application drafting. Finally, I took a Trial Advocacy Class in the event that I would do some expert work. And I have no doubt that I will pass the bar. I am a member of one of our two moot court teams. We will compete against other school at the Traynor competition in April. We don't miss out on these opportunities simply because we be in the same room as each other. I communicate with my teachers by phone and over the internet. The only real difference between Concord and the traditional law schools is that I am not physically next to my classmates. I think that by excluding these schools, Texas will lose out on a unique type of lawyer. One who has career and life experience. And lawyers like this could make unique and significant contributions to the people of the state and law in general.
Current student: excellent learning program! Very interactive! They care!! Love this school! Takes self disciplin, as any online requires. There program is geared to help you! Not about the grade as it is about passing the bar. They want you to succeed! Requires dedication and time. With a 4 yr degree from another online college, online was my only option due to my schedule. In hindsight, part time employment during school is necessary over full time. It requires self disciplin. If you are self motivated, you should succeed here! Their learning program is set up so organized, and geared towards assuring you are learning the material and legal concepts. I can't imagine how anyone can fail here, if you put in the time. I have been told by campus law students that they were not given weekly quizes as they went along in law school. If you didn't learn the material, you fail the exams. Here, your given quizes per topic. (About every 10 days) this lets YOU know if you are understanding the material or not. this is for the student benefit, and let's you know if your learning the concepts or not. It is useful to get you ready for the midterms and finals. Those are the grades that really count. The whole program is set up to help you! I love it! Whoever set this up really covered all the angles and tools to help you learn! The live classes are extremely interactive! The video classes are excellent! IOverall, it is the place to go if your seeking online schooling, and most importantly, are self disciplined!
If you are considering law school but are doing so because of the desire to learn, altruistic reasons (representing the underserved), or want an additional degree which will help you in your chosen field (medical, human resources, administration, etc), Concord is the hands-down best choice. The cost of the online school and ease of access (flexible hours and classes), make it a win-win for those who may be currently working, or are focused on raising their families, but I am speaking for myself and I know that it is the right place for me at this point in my life. There are also successful graduates who have started their own practices, obtained high level positions in the legal field, and basically achieved their dream job after obtaining their JD and passing the Cal Bar. As for me, I earned an MBA with emphasis in Human Resources about 15 years ago, and although I loved my career, I chose to be a stay home mom and raised 3 children, and was blessed to be able to do so. As my eldest went off to college, however, I realized that I still have a lot to offer, and wishing to re-enter the work world in some capacity, but definitely not at the bottom, I started looking into options. Concord's program seemed to be perfect for me. Not only is it 1/4 the cost of the traditional schools located near me in Northern California, but it offers flexible class times (all online and achived if I cannot attend any given class), as well as extremely bright, talented, and diverse instructors with many different backgrounds, geographically and academically. Concord is a win-win for me - I can still finish the "job" of raising my youngest child who just entered high school while focusing on completing my JD degree and passing the California bar, at which time I will be able to follow my passion; trying to make a difference for those that do not always have good representation or do not know their options in the legal system. I am certain that with my prior experience and background, together with this degree, many doors will open for me. I just completed my first year, and passed the "MiniBar" (required to continue mainly as a consumer protection device). I have learned a lot, and faced many challenges, including a divorce, selling my house, getting another child off to college, and moving to a new city in order to get my youngest settled and on the right track in his new private school. I am not sure I could have done this all had I been attending a brick and morter program - - and certainly without getting a few grey hairs. Concord admistrative staff are very responsive and professional, while some improvements could be made in the admissions office, which I believe are being undertaken due to the hiring of a new Dean of Students who is making process improvements as well as conducting more personnel training in this area. I did not apply for Financial Aid, but I did get an email from them saying I had not paid for my 2nd year and that I was locked out on my computer (but since I had paid 3 months prior in full , this was taken care of promptly). I believe the financial aid department handles all of Kaplan's programs which are vast, and therefore, it really is not a direct reflection on Concord Law school per se. Is Concord right for you? If you are self-motivated, disciplined, and have the time to really study, then go for it. There are nothing but possibilities open to you, and your costs as compared to a normal school are much lower. You can be just as proud of passing the bar with your Concord JD as a Stanford Grad; in fact you may sit next to her during the bar exam! That is not to say you won't have to develop a bit more of a "front story" in describing why you're doing a law school online at a non-ABA accredited school; but seriously - online is the way of the future! Any brick and mortar school with vision is participating in "on line" learning, so the stigma is definitely dissipating, although the lack of accreditation is a consideration; but if you're a California resident, that does not matter if you've got the smarts to pass that bar, and use the tools which I believe Concord offers. I myself do wish at times honestly wish I could have gone to Stanford or Santa Clara Univ. but at this point of my life I would still be facing a "am I the oldest student in class" doubt self - analysis , and I much prefer explaining why I chose Concord to that personally, in addition to the flexible hours. In summary, if there you find yourself in the same or similar position to me, I strongly encourage you to enroll! In short, all you have to lose is one or possibly two years of tuition if you can't get past the FYLSE mini-bar test, and you even then if you have at least made some minimum effort, you will now have some great new tools. Your brain will be sharper, faster, and stronger (or at least mine seems to have improved, hopefully yours will be as well: there are conclusive studies on altzheimers prevention that recommend learning a new language or skill after age 40 is highly beneficial to deter the disease, and learning the law certainly qualifies as both. ) And JUST FOR FUN, your "cocktail hour" and "water cooler" discussions will be colored with those interesting cases that you will become very familiar with, and your friends will be amazed, impressed, and in awe of your ability to identify the issue for which they are complaining, recite a likely appropriate rule of law, analyze it to a reasonable standard, and provide a likely outcome in your new-found "lawyer-like lingo". It may even also help you negotiate with your teenager, but I'm not promising that here.
I have many friends who have completed their Law studies at a traditional Law School and have passed the bar. I saw their struggles and their urge to give up at times. I choose the online route because I have to work full time and have no other choice and I want my J.D, I want to pass the bar. It was either go online or not go at all. So now I am in my first year about to take my finals. Lets face it Law School is no calm walk in the park. It is extremely intense especially for someone who works and life events occur regardless if you are in school or not. Online Law School is for those who are self motivated, you have plenty of support but in reality you are teaching yourself the law. Your success depends on you. To say that it is like running a marathon is to say the least. Concord does not baby you, the grades you receive at first will make you feel like a moron. Yet those grades show that you will need to work hard to improve. I have spoke to some of the students in my section and we to some extent agree that we have been balls of stress since beginning the term. If you are thinking of going to Concord, remember you will need to work smart, efficiently and make your studies a priority. It is so easy to fall behind online. In the beginning of our term we had about 35 people in our section now we only have about 10 because the rest have dropped out. Good luck to all who have the guts to go through it and stick to it. It is not easy and sometimes it sucks, but if you really want it you wont give up on yourself. I did graduate from a great school as undergraduate but my current situation is that I am a single mother, sole provider for my household and I am the boss at work. If I can do it then it is more than likely you can too. Concord does in fact provide you with all the resources you will need, it's really up to you to use those tools provided to build that "big picture."
I have completed my first year of Concord Law School and wanted to share my opinions to any that might be considering it as an option. I had a lot of questions before I started so I hope this will answer some of yours. I've wanted to write a review for a while but decided not to do so until year one was in the books. My greatest concern going in was whether the quality of my education would be that of a brick and mortar school. Well it's impossible to say for sure as I have never attended one of those so I have no frame of reference. However, I have undergrad bachelor degrees in both Economics and History from a prestigious university and I can honestly say that I never worked as hard at those as I did at this. The education is real, and you will get what you put into it. If you're not willing to put in the time (bare minimum 20 hours a week I'd say) you probably won't be successful. The Staff is very supportive. They will answer your questions and are constantly there for you, but they will not do the work for you. The level of interaction from the faculty is very high. Any email I ever sent to a Professor with questions on the material was answered within 24 hours. The essays you submit will be returned with feedback, and the feedback is often more voluminous than the essay itself. Speaking with friends of mine that went to some of the top brick and mortar law schools in the country, you do not find this sort of assistance and feedback in most places. In addition, I'm reading the same textbooks and learning the same material as those friends of mine did. The curriculum itself seems to be largely the same as any traditional school. The only difference is I attend my lectures online. Speaking of the lectures, there are two kinds: Pre-recorded and live classes. What's great about these is if you missed something, you can always rewind or pause. In my undergrad days if I stepped out, missed a class, the Professor mumbled, etc...you're screwed, you better have a friend with good notes. Not here, and I loved that. Also, the live classes are recorded and archived to ensure the same convenience. I would recommend that anyone considering this determine exactly what they want the education for. If you want to practice law, make sure you are living in a state that will allow you to take the bar with an online JD. I do not want to practice law, but work in a profession that values a legal education. For someone like me the tuition of a brick and mortar school made no sense since I don't plan on being a practicing attorney, but this program and its more reasonable tuition was a perfect solution. If you live in a state where it is currently not possible to take the bar exam with an online JD and you want to practice there, that should obviously factor in to your decision making. If you have a job, family, children, etc. and still want to pursue a legal education, this is a great choice as it allows maximum flexibility in your schedule. Concord also does a fantastic job of preparing you for the school's final and the California First Year Law Student Exam. They have a review program to go over all the material learned throughout the year and then a live review weekend in California the weekend before the exam. I just concluded that and was very impressed. These people care and they want you to do well. Negatives...not many to be completely honest. If high tuition/debt are no issue and you want to go to school full time and have no conflicting responsibilities (basically, you're fresh out of college), then I'd probably go with a brick and mortar school that everyone has heard of because employers will recognize it on my resume. The stigma might be the drawback, but once again it's on you. If you can pass the California bar afterwards (one of the hardest in the country) that's all that counts, and plenty of people from Concord have taken and passed the bar. So if the circumstances make Concord attractive, I wholeheartedly recommend the school. I have found the experience to be extremely rewarding and I do not doubt the validity of the education. I'm very confident that I wouldn't have learned anything in a traditional school setting that I didn't learn here. After all, it's the same material...California makes sure of it by making you take the first year exam. Finally, I saw there were a few negative comments about financial aid. I don't use financial aid, but I have had to work with the billing office for a few things and although the process was not as smooth as possible, it worked out in the end. But it's only fair to mention that the Financial Aid office has nothing to do with Concord staff. The school is owned by Kaplan, and Kaplan staff administers the financial aid. One really has little to do with the other when writing a review.


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Articles by Val Bonney
What happens when 80 dog enthusiasts hit the waves.
11th December, 2013.
The 1st December, 2013 saw 80 dog lovers from many disciplines of our wonderful Canine sport hit the waves and cruise off to The South Pacific. Noumea, Villa, Isle of pines were very popular stops for all of us. All who went ashore certainly enjoyed the tours they did and the goods they bought from the locals.
Dog enthusiasts came from CANADA, NORTHERN iRELAND N.S.W. QLD. VICTORIA. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. NORTHERN TERRITORY, A.C.T. & WEST AUSTRALIA. They came from the Conformation Discipline, Breeders, Obedience enthusiasts, Agility Competitors Fly ball lovers, Dog Trainers and many who just love dogs. Who said we cant' get together in peace, harmony and joy.
Was this just a holiday? No it was not. We were fortunate that in the organising of this wonderful time, 5 (five) presenters were asked to give Seminars on 4 (four) of the days we were afloat. These presenters were the best at what they do and what they spoke about.
We had Steve Austin (Trainer. Sydney) Ian Rasmussan (Conformation Judge) Brisbane, Robert Humphreys (Animal Chiropractor/Manipulator) Brisbane, Vicki Austin (Trainer.) Sydney, and Kaye McGhie (Nutrician & D.N.A The new Frontier) Brisbane. There were a total of 30 different lectures given, and most were of around 2 hours each in duration. Many videos were shown, and all varied. Even saw one on Training a Gorilla. How different is that, but how interesting.
With over 2300 passengers and 900 staff on board, these 80 Dog Activity Lovers did a wonderful job of spreading the word of what it means to own, love and work with a dog. Because we met so many different people when we were sharing tables at meal time, sneaking a cigarette on the allotted decks, and generally speaking to so many different people, every one of these 80 people have done more in the 10 day time slot we were on this cruise to spread the Canine love we all have, than any other way I can think of. I would say without a doubt that each person in this Dog Activity Group made every effort to speak with as many people as they could.
We were easily recognisable by the pouch we wore around our necks. It gave our names, the type of dogs we each had, a place to put passports, money and of course our cabin cards which allowed us to get in and out of our rooms. By wearing these pouches which were supplied to us at the very start, others naturally asked what we were doing, and as you can imagine, we were very happy to tell them. The conversations around and about were great. Many laughs were heard, and many stories told about different experiences people had been through with their pets or working dogs. TRACKING, SEARCH AND RESCUE, POLICE WORK, SCENTING, DRUG DETECTION, ERADICATION OF PESTS, THE JOYS AND PITFALLS OF SHOWING, THE COMPETING IN OBEDIENCE, THE DIFFICULTIES OFTEN FACED BY BREEDERS, BUT ALSO THE JOY THEY HAVE WHEN THEIR PUPPIES GO TO GREAT HOMES. TRAINING OF THE AVERAGE PET OWNER TO HAVE A GREAT COMPANION. These were subjects covered, and they were just the tip of the iceberg.
All of this was organised by one lady Valerie Bulte . She organised the whole thing from start to finish, and did an incredible job, even to having a Cocktail party on the last afternoon up on the 13th deck. She managed to have the area closed off to the general public.
She was ably assisted on the ship by Angie Burke (Dances with Dog enthusiast.) They oversaw all the lectures, and made sure that all 80 people had everything they required.
Of course it wasn't all work. The ship the "Radiance of the Sea " is a great ship. All 13 decks of her.
Entertainment every day and evening on almost every deck. We even had one of our members compete in the Karaoke and make the finals. What a great voice he had.
I could go on and on here, but the reason I am writing this is because of the success of the initiative of this one lady.
I believe that all in the DOG WORLD need to look at ways to spread and keep spreading our wonderful world not only between those who are already enthusiasts, but those outside the realm of our reality
There are millions of dogs in our country, over 22 million in Japan and only the Lord knows how many World Wide. Why can't we always share the joy and regard we had for each other on this trip. and spread our arms to all who own dogs.
I will finish this article by saying CONGRATULATIONS to all who played a part in organising this great trip. PRESENTERS and their partners, the two girls who worked so hard on board to see that everything ran smoothly ,to Valerie Bulte who had the foresight to plan it all, and to each and every person who attended. For their companionship, their laughter, and their outgoing friendly attitude to all they came in contact with.
Val Bonney (Canine Behaviourist/International Trainer and fellow Cruiser.)


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The CPxH/CPtV do not support Speedstep Pentium III processors. If one is installed, they will boot at the lowest speed the processor supports. To get around this, download the CPxJ bios floppy and run the bios with the /jabil switch. It will reprogram it with the CPxJ bios which DOES support speedstep.
The inspiron 3700 is the same way. Use the 3800 bios.
You can add pentium II support to an inspiron 3000 by swapping the 2 flash chips from an inspiron 3200 (purchase a dead board from ebay). Note: If you try to flash the 3200 bios into the 3000, it will kill it!.
The TR4 bios for the CP can be obtained from my website:
The other bioses can be obtained from the Dell website.
The Delltalk forums are another source for good info.


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Creating more responsive, intuitive prosthetics
Using advances in electronics and software, a team of EU-funded researchers is developing new ways to control upper limb prosthetics. Their goal is to improve and facilitate the everyday lives of amputees.
© S. Amsüss, 2019
Currently, the most advanced prosthetics on the market use technology that is more than four decades old. The challenge for todays scientists and engineers is to develop a more dextrous prosthetic limb that can help amputees carry out more of the tasks that others take for granted.
The EU-funded INPUT project focuses on improving the control of the complex upper limb prostheses such as those for hands and arms making it more effortless and intuitive. With everyday use in mind, the project team is transferring promising results obtained in laboratory settings into clinically and commercially viable products. To save development time and minimise costs, the researchers have married new technologies with existing prosthetics hardware.
INPUTs consortium of academic, industrial and clinical partners has made advances in areas such as signal acquisition and processing to improve prosthetic movement. All activities are user focused and include training with amputees.
Our project is providing the electronics and software to measure and decode muscle activity, said INPUT project coordinator Sebastian Amsüss of Otto Bock Healthcare Products in Austria. We have also come up with training methods to help amputees use the INPUT system, as well as a means to assess how individuals perform tasks when using their prosthetic.
Promising results
Although the project does not finish until 2020, solid results have already been achieved. In an important breakthrough, the team has designed an electrode liner.
The liner is like a sleeve that is put over the existing part of a limb for example the forearm of someone who has lost a hand, explains Amsüss. It contains all the electrodes and electronics necessary to measure muscle activity. We have managed to make a liner of reliable quality and consistent thickness and we can make it in different sizes.
INPUT has also developed a new pattern recognition algorithm and related software, which are used to decode muscle activity. These innovations allow muscle signals from the residual limb that are picked up by the electrode liner to be processed into movement commands. This artificial neural network vastly outperforms anything currently on the market.
Training games
Training is key to ensuring that INPUT produces technology that is practical, robust and meets the needs of users. To that end, the project has developed two games that allow prosthetic users to get used to their control devices.
One involves collecting boxes and controlling a ball on paths that become narrower as the user advances. The other tests the ability to grip and catch falling objects. In addition, a mobile body tracking application has been developed to quantify how someone using the INPUT devices performs a task compared to non-amputees.
INPUT is now running a large clinical study to compare its technologies to the state-of-the-art in arm prosthetics.
Clinical insight and use of the INPUT system with real amputees is a key factor for successful implementation, validation and ultimately commercial adoption of prosthetic devices, says Amsüss. We have already enrolled seven people and are targeting a total of around 20 to 25. In the field of arm prosthetics this is a large study 95 % of all research papers published have one to three people.
The project team is preparing to commercialise some of the products emerging from INPUT, such as the electrode liner, the games and the recognition algorithm.
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Philosophy of Evolution: Man Unique
The Scholastic Solutions
The Neo-Scholastics affirm the essential difference between man and the other animals. Thus, the Neo-Scholastics
affirm the dignity of human beings, men and women.
No intellectual function is found in the life of brute animals, which can be concretely enumerated as follows.40
The ability to form universal concepts from material things that are perceived by the senses. The ability to form concepts
of supra-sensible things. The ability to perceive multiple relations formally as such. The ability to elicit formal judgments.
The ability to form logical reasoning processes.41 The ability to know oneself and one's acts by formal reflection,
and to be able to attribute these formally to oneself. However, since these functions can differ between various persons,
the argument for the superiority of mankind can be restricted to the two more principle intellectual functions of man, which
are the universal concept and the concept of relationship.
Therefore, animals lack an intellect, as is evident from the positive nature of self activity in complex operations, and
from the defect in animals of multiple perfections which naturally flow from the intellect. Consider each:
Considering the positive nature of self activity42 even in the most perfect operation of animals: First, in
the most complicated and most marvelous activity, animals act from the impulse of nature,43 instinct, otherwise
their superior activity would exceed that of the human intellect; what proves too much, proves nothing (quod nimis probat,
nihil probat). Second, animals lack a universal idea of perfecting their work, and are led only by concrete images; otherwise
they would act in multiple and varied ways, such as man, with a universal idea of house, builds diverse houses. Third, animals
do not perceive formal relations, such as between cause and effect, such as the dog taking meat in a friendly way from the
thief. Fourth, animals do not perceive the most obvious relation, between means and end, even when the finality of marvelous
operations is lost, such as the captive beaver building a dam, or the bees who prepare the cells of the queen, even though
they lack a queen.
Concerning the defect in animals of multiple perfections44 which naturally flow from the intellect: First, animals
have a lack of conceptual speech which naturally flows from the intellect and without which there is no utility and joy of
sharing thoughts and desires; while all men use conceptual languages, and no one denies that animal are incapable of conventional
language.45 Animals do make sounds of warning, fear, attack, but these are only called language by analogy, interpreted
anthropomorphically. Second, animals have a defect of perfectability and progress.46 What some wish to call progress
in animals does not exceed the sensitive and instinctive order.47
Therefore, animals do lack intellect,48 since there is no sign of intellectual function in animals, neither
from positive marvelous activity, nor from defect of perfection. The lack of an intellect is an essential discontinuity between
animals and man.
Further proof that man is essentially different from the other animals is that intellectual cognition in man is irreducible
to sensitive cognition.49
Proof exists that cognition in man is irreducible to sensitive cognition.50 Intentional objects which a rational
man perceives in his intellection, looking within himself, appear rather diverse from sensitive objects he perceives or his
imagination reproduces, and not just diverse from sense objects but irreducible to these sense objects. Such intentional objects
are objects of universal concepts by which any human sensitive perception is intrinsically completed. There are other intentional
objects which are immaterial, so that they would have no material properties, such as volume, extention, or location in space.
Therefore, cognitions which as intellections are experienced by everyone are diverse from sensitive congnition or reproduction
by imagination, and are irreducible to these objects. Therefore, if the intellective cognition of man is irreducible to sensitive
cognition, then there is an essential discontinuity between man and the other animals.
Author: John Mulvihill, S.T.D., D.Min., Ph.D.
Copyright 2009 by The Genealogist, 3236 Lincoln, Franklin Park, IL 60131 U.S.A.


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Some painters are more famous then they deserve and some are not enough.
I've got no idea which is witch but from a mathematical pov this are the facts
Here are some Romanian paintings. Feel free to start your own regional painting thread - we might discover artist that are closer to our own taste, learn things, etc.
More painters will follow.
These ones are by Nicolae Grigorescu 1838 - 1907
More info on the guy... here:


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The Department of Homeland Security is considering separating children from parents caught crossing the border into the U.S., Secretary John Kelly told CNN on Monday.
Under the proposed plan, parents would be detained, and children would either be sent to relatives in the U.S. or put in government care. Currently, women and children are held in one of three detention centers before an immigration judge decides their case, The Washington Post reports.
WATCH | Here's the interview where he brought up the possibility.
I would do almost anything to deter the people from Central America getting on this very, very dangerous network that brings them up from Mexico.
Kelly said he was doing this for the would-be immigrants' own good, even if it appeared heartless to the average person.
Kelly said when minors cross the border alone, they are turned over to the Department of Health and Human Services before they are placed in foster care or with family members in the U.S.
But immigration lawyer Manoj Govindaiah told the Post that children who cross with their families are less likely than unaccompanied children to have family in the U.S. And placing them in foster care can be very expensive.
I think people would risk everything just to find safety, even if that means separation from their loved ones.
Immigration law expert Barbara Hines argued this change wouldn't deter illegal immigration, since the families seeking to enter are often in fear for their lives.
President Trump recently overhauled immigration policies, calling his new plans a "military operation." And thousands of undocumented immigrants said in a recently expanded lawsuit they were forced into slave labor.
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