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Cancer researchers studying the immune system have identified a previously unrecognized set of targets and biomarkers to battle solid tumors.
(Vocus) February 24, 2010 -- Cancer researchers studying the immune system have identified a previously unrecognized set of targets and biomarkers to battle solid tumors.
The findings center on discovery of signaling molecules that are major players in a biochemical mechanism linking certain actions of B cells to solid tumor growth. The most notable implication of the study is that a drug in use for more than decade to treat non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which is a cancer of the B cells, might be effective against other solid tumors, says lead author Lisa Coussens, PhD, of the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center.
"This is paradigm shifting," emphasizes Coussens, who is a pioneer in studying the role of molecular regulation in cellular inflammation that is linked to development of cancer. "The discoveries open up our thinking to many new signaling molecules as potential therapeutic targets.''
The research is published online and in print by the scientific journal "Cancer Cell" (vol.17, issue 2, http://www.cell.com/cancer-cell/current).
"These are very significant findings because they suggest that Rituxan, a drug that we already are familiar with, could have very broad clinical implications in the treatment of some solid tumors,'' says Coussens, who also is a professor in the UCSF Department of Pathology and co-director of the Mouse Pathology Core and Program in Cancer, Immunity and Microenvironment.
The researchers found that a class of antibodies known as immunoglobulin G and the receptors to which they bind play a key ro
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Sarah Palin Speaks At Tea Party Gathering In Michigan
Sarah Palin, former Governor of Alaska and 2008 Republican Vice... NachrichtenfotoAlaska,Demokratie,Eine Frau allein,Eine Person,Erwachsene Person,Früherer,Horizontal,Menschen,Michigan,Nur Erwachsene,Politik,Politische Versammlung,Präsidentschaftskandidat,Reden,Sarah Palin,Tea Party-Protestbewegung,USAPhotographer Bill PuglianoCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesBELLEVILLE, MI, - JULY 14: Sarah Palin, former Governor of Alaska and 2008 Republican Vice Presidential candidate speaks at a 'Patriots in the Park' Tea Party rally at the Wayne County Fairgrounds July 14, 2012 in Belleville, Michigan. The event was sponsored by Americans for Prosperity: Michigan and the Willow Run Tea Party Caucus. (photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)

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I bought a E520. I am not liking the touchpad on this thing. It hangs up and does not respond a lot of times.
The biggest thing that irks me is that my screen will zoom in and out when I run my finger along the touchpad or when tapping it. I know you can use the "pinch" with two fingers to zoom in and out but mine will zoom with just a tap of one finger.
Someone must know how to disable the zoom feature. Can you describe in detail to me how to do that? I called Lenovo support about it and the guy said it might be a software or hardware problem and told me to take it into a repair facility. There must be a way in settings to turn that off. I just want the touchpad to work normally, as in move the cursor around.. thats it, nothing more.
Can someone help me with this??
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In Control Panel go to Mouse -> UltraNav -> TouchPad Settings -> Application Gestures -> Pinch Zoom -> uncheck the Enable Pinch Zoom box. Enjoy! I did not like it either! You can fine tune all the touchpad features to your liking right there.
Thanks DAF!
Thank you so much for answering this! It was driving me absolutely crazy!!
What if I have ELAN instead of UltraNav?


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Screenshots of clusterMaker visualizations. (A) and (C) show the results of hierarchically clustering (by expression data) the yeast protein-protein interaction network included with Cytoscape (galFiltered.cys). (A) TreeView visualization showing the clustering of both nodes and attributes. (B) The symmetrical TreeView of an EMAP showing a selected cluster. (C) Cytoscape screenshot of the network used to produce (A). The group hierarchy is shown. The groups (and nodes that are part of those groups) are selected as a subtree in the TreeView. (D) The new network resulting from an MCL clustering of the TAP-MS data from Collins, et al. [52]. The option to restore inter-cluster edges after the automatic layout was selected.
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The unknown variable pertaining to the 30-team boys' basketball open state tournament is a mystery no more.
On Thursday the Interscholastic League released where the corresponding regions will be heading for the Round of 16 should they safely navigate out of this weekend's first-round slate of games. The North region will dock at CCRI-Warwick next Tuesday; the South region will play out at Bryant University next Tuesday; the East region heads to Bryant University next Wednesday; the West region is set for next Wednesday at CCRI-Warwick.
PAWTUCKET – As players and members of the St. Raphael basketball family sat in the film room of Alumni Hall, enjoying pizza and soda while viewing Cox Sports' presentation of the unveiling of the brackets of the 30-team open state tournament, a feeling of uneasiness engulfed head coach Tom "Saar" Sorrentine.


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I've just got a minute before I have to get busy with school work. I've been sick for about a week now (sore throat, headaches, laryngitis, and an upset tummy) and I'm behind on just about everything. At least I finished the reading for one of my classes last night
I have missed you all! I hope things are looking up for those of you who are going through tough times and everyone who's been sick is feeling better.
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I'm just here for a minute while I take a sanity break. *HUGE HUGS* to all of you who are going through so much. I wish I had ideas for things that would help, or I was at least near enough to give you a hug in person
My schedule today was busy - get the kids off to school, study, rush to the pool since I was running late from studying longer than I'd intended to, pool exercises, work, and more studying. I normally fit in a mini study session between arriving at work and having to start working, too. I've spent the last 3 1/2 hours studying and my brain needs a break! School hasn't been going quite as smoothly as it did the last couple of semesters. My PT pool exercises have been scheduled for 3 mornings a week, which is when I would normally get all my school work done. So as of Monday, I'll be going in after work
My brain is tired. I think I'll go do something that doesn't require much thinking
~air hugs~
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I also have one pair of house slippers that my kids gave me for christmas almost two years ago.
If I can't wear my (broken down) sandals or tennis shoes, it's probably not a place I want to go
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I'm just on for a minute. Dinner will be done soon and school started on Tuesday of this week. I have reading to do for two classes and an assignment to start.
My pool exercises are going fairly well. The therapist who is supervising me added two new exercises. It really took a lot out of me today, but DH went to the store and is making dinner
It's really nice to be back at work (in a school), volunteering (in another school), and back in school myself. Some form of "school" and "education" fill up most of my waking hours during the school year lol
Tomorrow will be a fun and busy day. I'm getting my hair cut and we have errands to run afterwards.
I've got to run. I need to try to finish reading my assigned chapters tonight so I'll have more time for everything else this weekend.
Hope you'll hall have a great weekend
~air hugs~
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We're all writing short posts today lol I always wake up early, but this time I was able to get back to sleep. It's either I get up early and I'm more tired than usual or I manage to get back to sleep and then I hurt a lot more when I wake up. It won't be so bad in a few hours
I'm having an awful time finding where that line has disappeared to. I have started breaking up my errands over several days, but I'm still doing too much. I spent about half an hour in the pool, doing easy exercises, and made two short stops to pick up my books for this semester and to get the last couple of things for my curtains (drapery rod & buttons). It was too much
I've got two loads of laundry that have to be done today (already have one load in the washer) and I'll be picking up DS15 this afternoon. He's spent the last couple of nights with his best friend and his best friend's mom is supposed to be off work this afternoon, so we'll get to catch up. I had planned on working on my curtains some more and repotting the other half of The Beast today, but now I'm thinking it's probably not a good idea.
MiMi - I hope Alec has an easy transition and he likes his new teacher I'm sure he'll be making a lot of new friends soon.
Teelady - Yuck - storms are such an unpleasant thing to wake up to. I hope it isn't aggravating your FM symptoms.
Linda R. - I hope your weather stays nice while you're running errands.
Time for me to figure out something for breakfast. Hhmmm...I think DH is trying to hint at something. I've been sitting here for half an hour and just now realized he left a slurpee cup and change sitting on my desk lol Just goes to show how well aware of my surroundings I am (not) this morning
~air hugs~ Hope you're all having a great week
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I'm feeling pretty good this morning I wasn't feeling too well for most of yesterday, but DH & I were able to spend some time together late in the evening so the day ended well. It's noisy around here this morning. The strata council that was in charge before we moved in here didn't maintain the property as they should have, so the 'new' strata council is working on repairing things. All of our fences in our back yards are being taken down this week. I'm hoping they'll move on to the exterior walls after the new fences are up. We have several areas where the shingles are loose or have come off.
It's so good to have my family back together again. It just doesn't feel right when DS15 is away visiting his father. Other than when I had my back surgery (both kids had to stay with their fathers for a few weeks), neither of my kids had been away from me for more than a week or two before we moved here.
MiMi, I hope your furkid's new meds help soon. Maybe he just needs to be on them for a while longer before they start working well?
~air hugs~ Hope you're all having a good day
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It's MUCH cooler today! I definitely prefer the 60s and 70s to 90* weather. Our heat index was 100 or more a couple of days ago.
I've been busy today. I had to run to walmart this morning to pick up chocolate milk for DH & DS12, and found a padded lap desk for $12. I have a hard time using my laptop sometimes because of the pressure on my legs. This should help quite a bit
I was smart and only went to one grocery store after walmart. I wasn't able to get everything I needed there, but it's probably better for me to put it off until later today or sometime tomorrow. It sure gets annoying to have to break things down over several days or trips instead of getting it all done at once. Oh well...at least I found my old starbucks gift card and had enough to get myself a treat I usually only get white chocolate mochas about once a year, if that, but this one makes two this year
~air hugs~ I hope you've all had a fun, relaxing weekend
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I hope you're all having a good weekend. I was busy earlier and now I'm paying for it. But I got a few things done that needed to be done, so it's not so bad. DS15 went shopping with me, so I was able to get a lot of the big stuff taken care of.
I'd better get off here so I can get dinner started. DH had to cook again last night because I wasn't feeling too well. We usually try to trade off or cook together, but my body's been saying NO far too often lately.
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I hope you've all had a good week It's been a long week for me. I had my exercise program on Monday morning, DS15 came home Wednesday morning, and I took both kids with me this morning when I went back to the gym. DS12 swims in the pool and DS15 kept me company (and did some working out of his own, too). The program I've been following so far seems to be aggravating my FM symptoms, so starting Monday I'll be using the pool instead of some of the machines.
My body seems to be going haywire lately, as far as the FM goes. I'm to the point where I'm wondering if my bad flare ever really ended. I'm not hurting nearly as much as I was (6-8 now instead of 8-9 during this last flare), but it's still bad every afternoon & evening. I feel ok for a few hours and then it hits HARD and doesn't ease up until late at night.
I'm back to feeling angry and sad. There are so many things I want to do, but can't. Like today - I only managed to get through my exercise program and one short trip to a grocery store. I still need to go to three more stores this weekend. DH tries to help me and he points it out when I should stop doing something. I'm trying to learn to accept it gracefully when he says something about me needing to stop, but it hurts to hear it.
MiMi and angelswife - I hope PT starts working for you both soon. It can be hard to find the right fit, with both the therapist and the PT program. I hope you both have good therapists who will work with you.
Linda R. - I hope your hep C test comes back negative. There always seems to be something new to worry about
Teelady - Have fun with your friends this weekend and I hope you'll continue to get plenty of rest
Lou - Have fun tomorrow We're having our version of a heat wave right now - in the 90s and no wind. At least the humidity is low! I'm so happy we don't get high temperatures very often since we don't have AC!
cece - I hope your computer starts behaving itself. I got a new one a couple of weeks ago and it's had plenty of issues already. I had to restore it to factory settings (after installing all my programs and moving nearly everything to it from my old computer) not too long after I got it and last weekend I had to reformat it. I'm *hoping* it'll behave now.
I need to get off here so I can make dinner. Hope you all are having a great end to your week and you have something fun to do this weekend I'm planning on a few hours of reading and maybe a little game time.
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From: Bryan
Dear Department for Work and Pensions,
RE: Recruitment websites
Can you write to me with guidance on when I fully register and use
recruitment job match web sites like monster.co.uk, jobsite.co.uk,
fish4.co.uk, indeed.co.uk etc I will be required, as a mandatory
condition of my Jobseekers Allowance (JSA) to:
1. Become a Government Gateway registered user of the new DWP
Universal Jobmatch?
2. Provide Jobcentre Plus (JCP) staff with my unique Government
Gateway registered ID?
3. Allow DWP and JCP staff access to my Universal Jobmatch (UJ)
4. Please provide me with a copy of your internal guidance or other
local JCP office instructions issued to frontline JCP
staff/advisers that my JSA will not be sanctioned if I only consent
to register with monster.co.uk, jobsite.co.uk, fish4.co.uk,
indeed.co.uk etc and not UJ?
In your reply please note the following information published by
the DWP on UJ:
"Q8. Does everyone have to register to search for jobs?
No, but if not, jobseeker's will not be able to access all the
facilities listed in
question 7."
"Q13. Will claims to benefit be affected by the service?
No, this is a job posting and matching service, which is open to
everyone, not just benefit claimants and is not connected to any
Original faqs published: 08 Aug 2012
6. So I can understand UJ from a fully informed consent point of
view, can you please advise what happens if I give the DWP or JCP
access to my UJ account, what exactly will they be able to see and
do on it and expect of me as a consequence?
7. If a job is advertised on UJ and I want to apply to the employer
will you be able to provide me with the employer's contact details
so I can apply direct without having to use UJ?
8. When a JCP or DWP staff member informs me of a suitable job on
UJ, will I be sanctioned if I choose not to use UJ to apply for the
job but prefer to apply direct to the employer?
9. If DWP or JCP staff refuse to provide me with the details of any
employer advertising a suitable job on UJ, will I sanctioned if I
do not consent to use UJ to apply because the DWP or JCP staff
refuse to let me make the Job application without using UJ?
10. If I give DWP or JCP staff access to my UJ account does this
currently or may in the future mean your external contractor's
staff , like those delivering the Work Programme, will also have
the same degree of access?
I'd be grateful if you send me the information by post and via
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LEBANON, N.J., May 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Orphan Therapeutics today announced that it has begun submission of the rolling LUCASSIN(R) (terlipressin) New Drug Application (NDA) for the treatment of hepatorenal syndrome (HRS) type 1 in patients with late-stage liver cirrhosis. LUCASSIN(R) had previously been granted orphan status and fast track designation for this indication by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Currently no drug is approved in the U.S. to treat HRS type 1, a rare and life-threatening condition in late-stage liver disease.
The LUCASSIN(R) rolling NDA submission is based on the results from OT-0401,(1) a randomized, double-blind, multi-center, placebo-controlled Phase III study in 112 patients with HRS type 1 conducted by Orphan Therapeutics, and is independently supported by TAHRS,(2) a second randomized, multi-center, controlled study in 46 patients coordinated by the University of Barcelona. Orphan Therapeutics holds exclusive rights to the TAHRS data for the NDA submission.
"We are pleased to report that, coinciding with the start of our rolling NDA for LUCASSIN(R), the two HRS studies, OT-0401 and TAHRS, have been published in the May 2008 issue of Gastroenterology," said Peter Teuber, president of Orphan Therapeutics. "I would like to thank all authors, investigators and members of the LUCASSIN(R) team for their contributions to these two landmark trials, which together represent the largest number of HRS patients studied in a randomized and controlled study design to-date."
The rolling submission process enables companies that have been granted
fast track designation to submit sections of the NDA to the FDA as they
become available. The FDA grants fast track status to drug candidates that
treat serious or life-threatening conditions and that demonstrate the
potential to address unmet medical needs. Terlipressin received orphan drug
designation in October 2004 and fast track status in April 2005 for
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May 21, 2004
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|Watch the climbing to the first bolt. At about .9, a fall would send you skittering down the low angle slab. Harder moves at the second bolt lead to easier climbing above.
By Darren Mabe
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|Getting to the first bolt, there used to be a nice right hand hold. I pulled it off in 1997. It made the moves a little stiffer.
By Matt Ford
Sep 10, 2006
Darren, I hope you're not saying you pulled it off on purpose. Bad ethics if so.
Otherwise, fun route. 2nd pitch noticeably easier (5.8ish) but there's a nicer view from the top and a great belay ledge to hang out on.
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Sep 11, 2006
|Matt, it was not intentional. I believe I made that comment as a warning of the slightly more difficult opening moves before you are protected by the first bolt, and in response to Larry's comment about the fall potential getting to the first clip. I fell when the hold popped, and my partner was spotting me. I wasn't hurt though. That's all I remember.
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I've scratched my head on this one for years and have come to the conclusion (after talking to a few of the Rainier rangers) that the answer is: NO, on wood stoves. They really don't let m...
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In all these years I've never seen that. I looked all over the page except there Thanks,Tad
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Re: Recent Developments in Canister Stoves
Great article Roger. I'm looking forward to what new in winter stoves (my supply of Powermax canisters will run out sooner than I'd like)
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Thanks, guy's I've been wanting one of these for a while now. Dan you are killing my savings account!
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Tom, I was waiting since the first post for that one- I'm totally surprised it took 3 pages.
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In the wake of student criticism following the Spring term concert headlined by Three 6 Mafia, Programming Board will look to experiment with the format of its Fall term concert, hosting three popular artists in a free, outdoor festival-like event. The show, "Big Green Live," which will be held on Saturday on the Gold Coast lawn and feature artists Gym Class Heroes, Wale, and Mike Posner, marks a departure from the more traditional Programming Board shows headlined by a group performing in a limited-access venue.
"Last year a lot of people were upset about the venue of Three 6 Mafia because not everyone could get [tickets to the concert]," Programming Board Concert Chair Alex Palantoni '11 said in an interview with The Dartmouth.
Some students told Programming Board that Alumni Hall was a cramped and relatively inaccessible venue, he said.
Palantoni said that Programming Board will solicit feedback from students following this term's concert to determine whether the outdoor concert format should be replicated in the future.
"We've never done something like this before," he said. "We're trying to try out a new idea that some students suggested."
"Big Green Live" seems designed to have a distinct festival feel, complete with concession stands selling hamburgers, fried dough and crepes that students can purchase while watching the bands.
Gym Class Heroes, stopping in at Dartmouth while on an all-college tour across the United States, is perhaps the biggest name playing at the event. The group was founded by Travis McCoy and Matt McGinley, who befriended each other in their high school gym class in Geneva, N.Y. They began their journey to fame performing at birthday parties, clubs and festivals a path that eventually led to recognition as 2007's "Best New Artist" at the MTV Video Music Awards.
The group, famous for its unforgettable hook in the 2004 song "Cupid's Chokehold," will perform tracks from their most recent album, "The Quilt" (2008), as well as numbers from "As Cruel as School Children" (2006) and "The Papercut Chronicles" (2005).
Wale, a burgeoning hip-hop artist and self-proclaimed "Ambassador of Rap for the Capital," will visit Hanover for the second time in two years. A local sensation in his native Washington, D.C., Wale signed with Interscope Records in 2008 after a bidding war that included Epic, Atlantic and Def Jam.
Relatively unknown at the time of his first visit to Dartmouth, Wale broke into the mainstream this summer with the hit single "Chillin," which features Lady Gaga singing the hook "Lookin' at, lookin' at, lookin' at me/Eyes all stickin' like honey on bees."
"Chillin" has received major radio play and peaked at 99 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.
At this year's VMAs made famous by Kanye West's now oft-parodied antics Wale collaborated with the group UCB to serve as the official house band, performing between award presentations, before and after commercial breaks and with various musical guests.
Wale told event organizers that he enjoyed his first trip to the College and is excited to return to campus, Palantoni said, as he tours colleges to promote the release of his first full-length album "Attention Deficit," which will hit shelves on Nov. 3. Wale is slated to set off on a national tour with Jay-Z and Lupe Fiasco following that release.
As he returns to campus, Wale will also bring with him one of his proteges Mike Posner, a senior at Duke University who often tours with the rapper and was recently signed to J Records. Posner has also collaborated with other big names acts including Kid Cudi, Big Chain, One Be Lo and 3o3H!.
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Increasingly, pro-gun conservatives aren't arguing for the need to deter or respond to crime. Instead, they're adopting the once-fringe view that the Second Amendment's primary purpose is allowing for revolutionary violence against the U.S. government.
With the election for House Speaker scheduled for tomorrow, and the helpless and enfeebled Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) being helped or dragged along by establishment supporters, McCarthy today is reduced to demanding Democrats "stop playing politics" with Benghazi.
Meanwhile, Rep Trey Gowdy (R-SC), Chairman of the Benghazi committee is saying McCarthy's apology "doesn't fix it." He goes on to say that all things being equal he'd rather have Paul Ryan (R-WI) as Speaker "because he's super, super smart." But it's too late for that now and Ryan's not running. So strong endorsement for McCarthy!
As I've mentioned a few times, through most of my life I was an avid book collector. Perhaps a hoarder. Regardless, I had a ton of books. Maybe literally. Like many of you I don't just enjoy reading, I'm into books, the physical artifact of the book. But then maybe half a dozen years ago, I started reading books on a Kindle. Soon after I moved to the Kindle app on an iPad - the Kindle devices themselves I've never liked, though I haven't tried the new ones in years. And something clicked in my brain and I switched - to the point where I have almost a block on reading physical books. This isn't an ideological or aesthetic choice or decision. To the extent that it is, I'd be on the physical book side. But, as I said, something just clicked for me and I couldn't go back.
So in our Insight polls I decided to ask this question. How are you reading books these days. Results after the jump.
Ed Kilgore on progressives' sudden realization there is no such thing as compromising with Second Amendment cultists.
You must read Catherine Thompson's interview with the Alabama state auditor who has been cavorting with a white supremacist group that thinks the South should secede again. But it's not a hate group, he declares. "There was no hate in that meeting except for one thing," Zeigler said. "They hated it when the fried chicken ran out."
As I wrote on Friday, the craze to refuse to name the names of mass shooters is a grand form of evasion. Unable to address the actual causes of mass gun violence we stumble around for some feel-good nonsense that allows us to pretend we're taking action. But you can see the same drive expanding in other directions as well: even to the level of blaming the victims themselves.
I don't think I've ever written anything positive about WaPo editorial page editor Fred Hiatt (so maybe I should give this more thought?). That's mainly because of the page's relentlessly establishmentarian tone and our radically different ideas about foreign policy. But here's a column that is important and which you should read. Hiatt gets at a key issue: the biggest victory of the NRA over the last generation isn't so much making even the slightest and most modest gun control measures a political impossibility. The bigger win is the strategic victory of focusing the 'debate' on to such small-bore measures. Let me unpack what I mean by this.
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Bobby Jindal appears to be a seriously disturbed, morally degenerate individual.
Josh Horwitz is the executive director of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, a nonprofit devoted to eradicating preventable, predictable gun violence. He has spent over two decades working on this issue in Washington, DC. Josh will be joining us in The Hive (sub req) on Thursday Oct. 8 at 2 PM Eastern to discuss mass shootings in America, the work of his organization, and how to fight back against the NRA's political power.
I noted earlier that we need a real conversation about guns in this country. And a real conversation requires those who think we have too many guns in society and too much ease in buying them to think seriously about what our preferred policy is. Not just marginally, what we think might be possible and so forth - but what is preferred. I think many people believe that there should be dramatically fewer guns in United States, that it should be harder to purchase guns, that they should be licensed and regulated as you would regulate other extremely dangerous objects. Just speaking for myself, I think you could do all of this and still not interfere with people's ability to hunt. But that's just me.
But there's a premise this argument relies on that I didn't make explicit in my original post.
As long as it seemed possible to pass regulations limiting the most egregious abuses of gun ownership, there was some political logic to accepting the gun culture basically on its own terms and advocating for specific fixes. These include limitations on weapons designed for or less exclusively mass violence, basic background checks on gun purchases, perhaps waiting periods for purchasing a firearm, etc.
Ben Carson has a great idea: Oregon massacre victims should have gotten their shit together and banded together to attack the shooter.
More thoughts on gun culture and the aura of menace from TPM Reader JR ...
Your commenter BF notes there is no equivalent to the anti-abortion protests, against guns. There are a lot of reasons for this, but I'd like to highlight one I think most people are genuinely afraid to talk about. The pro-gun forces have guns, and practice how to use them to protect "their rights" all the time. They fantasize about pointless shoot outs and martyrdom, as resistance to tyranny.
More thoughts on guns from TPM Reader BF ...
A new gun shop just opened in my neighborhood. There was apparently a protest there one day, though I only heard about it afterwards, and there has been no activity there since. I'm a registered Democrat, a liberal voter, a donor to all sorts of liberal causes, yet no one bothered to reach out to me and ask for support in protesting this new store, or invite me to come out picket. There may be national groups doing something, but at least in my neighborhood there is no grassroots gun control movement at all.
There's a lot of news going on this week (no, we're not complaining). So let's take a moment to observe a pretty embarrassing series of developments in the House GOP leadership transition. Last week, out-going Speaker Boehner scheduled a vote to succeed him for this Thursday, Oct. 8. In case you're just waking up and need this emphasized, that's really, really soon - just three days away. Meanwhile, heir apparent Kevin McCarthy chose last week to kick off an embarrassing gaffe saga which not only raised serious questions about whether he's ready to be, effectively, one of the party's key national spokesmen, but also threatened a critical GOP asset: the ability to use the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi in 2012 to raise money and lower the poll numbers of Hillary Clinton. In other words, a big deal. The story was pushed out of the headlines in part by the horrific massacre in Oregon. But the story seems to still be escalating. So McCarthy's march to his coronation is likely to continue to proceed in parallel with a chorus of calls for him to apologize, recant, prove he's not a doofus and even drop out of the run for Speaker. And those are all coming not from Democrats or the media but from Republicans!


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Adebola Adegboyega, a PhD Student from Nigeria, Published a Research Review in Kentucky Nurse
Adebola Adegboyega, a BSN-PhD student from Nigeria, published a research review, titled "Unequal Access: African Immigrants and American Health Care," in the current issue of Kentucky Nurse, the official publication of the Kentucky Nurses Association.
Dean Heath is Featured on Provost TImothy Tracy's Blog
Having served as a dean myself for five years, I'm humbled by the talent and dedication we see among our deans and their work on behalf of our institution. The deans provide visionary leadership in the advancement of their educational, research and service missions. I am excited to begin a blog series that celebrates deans and the leadership of their respective colleges.
Governor Steve Beshear Reappoints College of Nursing Faculty Member to Kynect Advisory Board
Governor Steve Beshear reappointed College of Nursing Assistant Professor Kathy Wheeler, PhD, RN, APRN, FAANP, to the Kynect Advisory Board on September 25. In this role Wheeler will represent health care providers in counsel to the Kynect initiative, which assists the state in pursuing the development of a state-based health care system.
College of Nursing Dean's Advisory Board Invites First Undergraduate Representative
College of Nursing Junior Megan Auger is the first undergraduate nursing student to serve as a member on the Dean's Advisory Board, where she represents and speaks for the student body in counsel to Dr. Janie Heath, dean and Warwick Professor of Nursing.
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Quiet place, friendly atmosphere, excellent to run away from everyday crowd. The beach is almost below the house, no crowds on the beach. Ideally for groups of friends and families with kids. Guests may hang out around the house, in the garden, on the terrace.
Our guests are always pleasantly surprised with the cleanness of apartments, large terraces with grill and beautiful sea view, where they spend a lot of their time (they even like to sleep there). It is a great place to have a great holiday.
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The Dalmatia region
Dalmatia is one of the oldest and the largest region of Croatia. The region encompasses the area from the town of Zadar in the North to Dubrovnik in the South. Apart from Zadar and Dubrovnik, it integrates also the towns of Šibenik, Trogir and Split. However, it is not only the big regional cities that attract visitors from all over the world but also the small picturesque settlements and villages in their vicinity as well as the sunny islands and peninsulas. With the beauty of its landscape and rich heritage, Dalmatia represents the Mediterranean as it once was.
The karsts relief predominates in Dalmatia. Because of the mild Mediterranean climate there is a plenty of diverse vegetation flourishing in the area.
Dalmatian islands are the true pearls in the crown of Dalmatia. From the islands in the northern Dalmatia such as Pag, Ugljan, Žirje, Pašman, Dugi otok and Kornati, via larger sunny islands in the mid Dalmatia such as Hvar, Bra?, Kor?ula, Vis and Lastovo, to the islands of the Southern Dalmatia like Mljet, Elafiti and the peninsula of Pelješac – Dalmatian islands will strike you with their cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Let yourself immerse into the magic of the coastal Dalmatia by exploring its long beaches, crystal blue sea, beautiful unspoiled nature and rich tradition. Or you can unveil Dalmatian hinterland rich with rivers and lakes, full of diverse flora and fauna, where the traditional crafts are still alive and everything emanates a special charm and tranquility, characteristic only of a region where people live in harmony with nature.
Okrug Gornji
Okrug is located on the western part of the island of Ciovo. It consists of two tradicional Dalmatian places, Okrug Gornji and Okrug Donji. Its geographical position makes it the center of Dalmatian micro region. It has a mild Mediterranean climate, rich subtropical and Mediterranean vegetation, archipelago of picturesque islands, innumerable small hidden bays and beaches, 2670 sunny hours per year…all that makes Okrug one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Croatia.
There are many restaurants and taverns in Okrug, with a wide choice of original Dalmatian specialties. With plenty of sun and clear sea, Okrug offers a variety of recreational activities. Diving School offers the possibility of enjoying the beauties of the Adriatic Sea, a fitness center with tennis courts relaxes from all the stresses of modern life. Tourist may spend their days in daily excursions in small boats to neighboring quiet bays, rent a scooter or fly with parachutes on the local beach.
The vicinity of Trogir (2 km), which is under protection of UNESCO, provides an opportunity to enjoy the 2800 years old town center and spend nights in rich nightlife. There are trips to the waterfalls of Krka (60 km), Split (33 km) and Medjugorje (100 km) from island of Ciovo. Split airport is only 8 km away. The average temperature of 16 ° C, 281 days a year with an average temperature above 10 ° C are prerequisites for a pleasant stay throughout the year.
Trogir town is renowned destination due to the long history and well preserved monuments. The historical value of Trogir's rich heritage is recognized by the fact that it is under UNESCO protection as one of the earliest settlements on the Adriatic coastline. Consequently, Trogir is visited by great number of cultural travelers throughout the year. Island of Ciovo is a typical Mediterranean destination which contains untouched nature and clear blue sea. Actually, one can equally enjoy peace and tranquility of secluded coves as well as bursting party beaches and its cafes and restaurants.
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Report: Amazon to Build Cut-Rate Slate
September 8, 2015
Amazon reportedly plans to offer a $50 tablet in time for the holiday shopping season. The 6-inch tablet would sell for half the price of the Fire HD 6. A $50 price point would make a tablet disposable to some and finally affordable to others -- points apparently not lost on Amazon. Though there's no argument it would be a killer price point, there remains the question of quality.
Apple, Hollywood Honchos Put Heads Together
September 8, 2015
Apple has been mulling a move to commission original programming for its Apple TV, and top Hollywood decision makers reportedly have been helping with the strategizing. Although in-the-know execs spilled a few beans, they didn't paint a cohesive picture of Apple's plans. Some suggested Apple was just flirting with the idea, while others hinted that it might be planning a major undertaking.
Google's Rebuttal Against EU May Be in Vain
September 3, 2015
Google has responded to the EC's statement of objections regarding its search practices by rejecting outright the Europeans' argument that its innovations were anticompetitive. The SO, published in April, doesn't support the claim that the company's displays of paid ads diverted traffic away from shopping services, Google said. Nor does it counter major advantages to consumers and advertisers.
Taken to Extremes, 'Right to Be Forgotten' Is Like Burning Virtual Books
August 31, 2015
The highest court in the EU last year ordered Google to allow individuals there to request that certain specific information not be reported in Google search engine results, citing their "right to be forgotten." Since that court ruling, hundreds of thousands of EU residents have requested that Google eliminate certain information, and Google routinely has complied with many of those requests.
Apple TV May Finally Grab the Spotlight
August 31, 2015
The next version of the Apple TV set-top box could be ready for prime time in October, priced at either $149 or $199, based on rumors circulating Monday. The current version goes for $99. With the higher price could come a seriously upgraded device: It will include support for Siri, a new touchscreen remote control, and a new and more intuitive interface.
Weaponized Drones May Fly the Friendly Skies of North Dakota
August 28, 2015
Police in North Dakota can use drones armed with what are optimistically called "nonlethal weapons," thanks to the passage of House Bill 1328, which Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed into law this spring. The new law gives police the authority in a roundabout way: Section 5 states a law enforcement agency may not authorize the use of an unmanned aerial vehicle armed with lethal weapons.
Cyber-Posse Aims to Round Up Ashley Madison Hackers
August 25, 2015
The Toronto Police Service on Monday reported on the progress of Project Unicorn, the official investigation into the hack attack on Ashley Madison, an adultery-promoting website. The Toronto police are working closely with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the RCMP, the FBI, and the Ministry of the Attorney General's criminal law office in carrying out the investigation.
Samsung to Ask SC to Reverse Tide in Apple Case
August 24, 2015
Samsung last week filed a motion to stay the U.S. Court of Appeals' order in its multiyear patent war with Apple, indicating that it plans to take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. Samsung reportedly will ask the Court to hear its appeal of a 2012 federal jury's verdict that it violated Apple's iPhone patents. Samsung has received support for its position from several large tech firms.
Spotify's 'Sorry' Fails to Cut Through Confusion
August 22, 2015
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek on Friday issued a public apology for poor communications regarding the company's new privacy policy. The new policy, which took effect Wednesday, immediately triggered alarm. Several tech publications railed against the terms, and Minecraft creator Markus Persson engaged Spotify CEO Daniel Ek in a Twitter debate that ended with Persson and others quitting the music service.
Mum Robot Goes Darwinian on Her Kids
August 21, 2015
A "mother" robot has demonstrated natural selection and the process of evolution in action, according to researchers from the University of Cambridge. Scientists typically have to go back in time to study evolution -- it's rarely observable over the course of a human lifetime. However, for robots and artificial intelligence, it's a different story.
Ashley Madison Hackers: Catch Them if You Can
August 20, 2015
The Ashley Madison hacker gang will be tough to apprehend. The hackers this week dumped nearly 10 gigabytes of stolen personal data onto the Web -- details gleaned from accounts established on the site, which is dedicated to matching up people who want to engage in extramarital affairs. It's "nearly impossible" to track down attackers, noted Bit9 + Carbon Black's Ben Johnson.
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Ashley Madison World
August 19, 2015
Hackers have dumped personal data of about 37 million members of the Ashley Madison website onto the Dark Web. The data was stolen in an attack on the site, which aims to hook up people who want to cheat on their spouses. Parent company "Avid Life Media has failed to take down Ashley Madison and Established Men," the Impact Team wrote in a post online. ... Now everyone gets to see their data."
Truth May Be Wiggly in Wikipedia's Hot-Button Science Articles
August 18, 2015
Users should take extra care when exploring Wikipedia's science topics, because many articles on controversial issues such as global warming and acid rain have been targeted for editing by revisionists who reject scientific findings, new research has found. Due to its crowdsourced model, academics widely regard Wikipedia as a starting point for research -- a compass more than a map.
AT&T Went Above and Beyond for NSA, Say Snowden Docs
August 18, 2015
The National Security Agency considered its relationship with AT&T unique and particularly productive, accordingto a report published Saturday. The information about the company's close ties with the agency came from the trove of documents released by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. NSA lauded AT&T for its "extreme willingness to help," giving it access to billions of emails among other things.
Bezos Rebuffs Expose of Amazon's Cold-Blooded Culture
August 17, 2015
CEO Jeff Bezo on Sunday refuted contentions that Amazon has a draconian workplace culture. "The NYT article prominently features anecdotes describing shockingly callous management practices, including people being treated without empathy while enduring family tragedies and serious health problems," Bezos wrote in an email sent to Amazon employees following the article's publication.
Chinese Hackers May Have Burrowed Into Airlines
August 11, 2015
The China-based hacking team that has been infiltrating U.S. government and business computer systems appears to be behind two newly discovered attacks -- this time on travel reservation processor Sabre and American Airlines. Sabre confirmed that its systems -- which contain sensitive records on as many as a billion travelers -- recently were breached. American Airlines is investigating.
The Best Videos on Facebook Could Be Stolen Property
August 11, 2015
Facebook has stolen videos for display on its site, alleged Hank Green of VlogBrothers. A whopping 725 of the 1,000 most popular videos on Facebook in Q1 were freebooted -- that is, re-uploaded to the social media network without authorization -- he said, citing a report from Ogilvy and Tubular Labs. Those 725 videos accounted for about 17 billion views in the quarter, Green noted.
Android on BlackBerry Is Looking More Real
August 10, 2015
BlackBerry's upcoming slider handset, aka "Venice," will run on Android and will be available in the coming months for AT&T as well as T-Mobile, according to rumors that picked up steam over the weekend. This is not the first time rumors of a BlackBerry device running on Android have made the rounds. The company earlier this year hinted at the possibility at the Mobile World Congress.
Google on Universal Right to Be Forgotten: Fuhgeddaboudit
August 7, 2015
Google last week asked French regulators to withdraw a demand to universally delist from search results links to information about French citizens who wish to be forgotten on the Internet. Any European can ask to have certain links about them removed from search results that appear in Europe, and Google will grant those requests if they meet specific criteria.
Report: Apple Is Kicking the MVNO Tires
August 5, 2015
Apple is in discussions to become a mobile virtual network operator in both Europe and the United States, where it's already running a trial of its service, according to a media report. The MVNO idea may not advance beyond the test phase -- and if it does, it likely won't happen for some time -- at least five years. However, Apple on Tuesday issued a denial that it has held MVNO discussions.
AI, Robotics Wonks Urge Autonomous Weapons Ban
July 28, 2015
Leading artificial intelligence and robotics experts have issued an open letter arguing against the development of autonomous weapons. Its publication coincides with the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, which ends Friday in Buenos Aires. If any major military power pushes ahead with AI weapon development, a global arms race is "virtually inevitable," the letter says.
Major Tech Firms Join White House in Climate Change Pledge
July 28, 2015
President Barack Obama, Secretary of State John Kerry, and other senior White House officials on Monday met with a group of executives who pledged their companies' support for the administration's efforts to reach a strong climate change agreement in Paris this December. Thirteen major companies, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, signed the American Business Act on Climate Change.
Citibank Dinged $700M for Scamming Credit Card Customers
July 27, 2015
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last week ordered Citibank and its subsidiaries to pay about $700 million in relief to eligible consumers and a $35 million civil penalty for, in essence, scamming consumers into paying for unwanted credit card add-on products and services. This is the 10th action the bureau has undertaken against banks for deceiving consumers.
Apple Leaves Nest Thermostat Out in the Cold
July 24, 2015
Apple reportedly has pulled the Nest smart thermostat from both its online and brick-and-mortar stores, possibly paving the way for its own line of smart home appliances. The thermostat disappeared from Apple's product offerings earlier this month. Apple's stores now are selling the Ecobee 3, a thermostat that works with Apple's HomeKit, an Internet of Things platform that's part of iOS.
Twitch Yanks Player Controls From Flash
July 24, 2015
Game-streaming service Twitch on Thursday joined Apple and other tech companies in swearing off its dependence on Adobe's Flash. The move away from Flash will happen in stages, but Twitch has promised its community that the gradual rollout will advance at a steady pace. Twitch began the transition to the more secure HTML5 and JavaScript by hybridizing its streaming video player.
OPM Director's Resignation Draws Mixed Reactions
July 23, 2015
The resignation of U.S. Office of Personnel Management Director Katherine Archuleta is drawing mixed reactions from the cybersecurity community. Archuleta's departure on July 10, in the wake of a massive data breach resulting in the theft of the personal information of more than 22 million people, is being characterized by security pros as everything from "necessary" to "unfair."
The Emperor Is Naked and We're All Idiots
July 20, 2015
An old fable keeps running through my mind about the scam artist who convinced an emperor that he had created clothing only smart people could see. Everyone says they see the clothing because they don't want to look stupid. Walking around in clothing stupid people can't see doesn't sound enticing anyway, but lately it has seemed clear to me that the folks reporting the news think we are idiots.
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July 15, 2015
Three new vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player have been reported over the past two weeks, triggering a storm of protest and leading Mozilla and Google to ban the plug-in from their Firefox and Chrome browsers. "It is time for Adobe to announce the end-of-life date for Flash and to ask the browsers to set killbits on the same day," Facebook CSO Alex Stamos tweeted Sunday.
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July 13, 2015
The haters have won at Reddit, forcing the ouster of interim CEO Ellen Pao and her replacement by cofounder Steve Huffman. Board member Sam Altman, who led a $50 million investment round in the firm, on Saturday announced Pao's resignation and Huffman's appointment, lashing out at the campaign against Pao. It was "sickening" to see some of the things Redditors wrote about Pao, he said.
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Trying to understand why locals in Korea are referencing February 28, 2013 as a key date. That is the one year anniversary of the original n/r announcement of the strategic agreement between Woulfe and IMC. February 25, 2012 is the likely date the interim strategic agreement was signed (given the one year anniversary of February 25, 2013 being the date the $5M loan is to be repaid to IMC according to financial statement notes).
I am suspecting that February 25, 2013 date also might be triggering other events in the strategic agreement such as the ending of the agreement if it is not finalized or extended by that date. Naturally, if the Woulfe/IMC deal is close to being settled, the February 25th date could easily be extended by the parties and we will never know some of these details.
My guess is the strategic agreement likely contains some pretty restrictive non-disclosure terms against Woulfe being able to communicate with or negotiate with other potential parties. When the deal was originally signed, IMC was in the stronger bargaining position, and I bet the fine print had all kinds of interim non-competition restrictions placed in it. I am wondering if IMC is the one now feeling the heat with regards to getting something done before February 25th so as to avoid the possibility of Woulfe finally having a way around non-competition restrictions. This heat was significantly increased with the arrival of Ned Goodman as a Woulfe Director and with the recent Woulfe debentures which allows Woulfe to easily repay the $5M loan before February 25th if needed. IMC wants this deal long-term, and now the heat is on for them to make something happen short-term, or else run the risk of losing what they want long term.
None of this answers why Korean locals are referencing February 28th as opposed to February 25th. I suspect it is February 28th simply because it is an emotionally charged date being attached to the one year anniversary of the original n/r and people are naturally upset that a year has now passed without construction starting on the plant. Given how all of this is coming to a head around February 25th, I bet we do get some meaningful N/R before the end of February.


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A man claims to be a Powerball winner and offers $1 million to anyone who shares the picture of him and his ticket. Almost 2 million share it. But it's the messages they leave that show humanity for what it is.
You'll be thinking about going to a movie, or the theater, or a museum perhaps.
I have an alternative suggestion. Sit down and go to the Facebook page of Nolan Daniels.
Within 24 hours, Daniels (if that is his real name) has become one of the world's more famous people.
He put up a photo of himself with what was supposedly a winning Powerball ticket and offered $1million to a random sharer of his photo.
As I'm writing this, more than 1.7 million people have shared it. You know, on a just-in-case basis.
Which is what makes this a true cultural phenomenon. Before going to your local museum today to view artifacts from an age of stone or military brass, please spend some time going through the comments on Daniels' post.
For there you will see a fairly complete psychological picture of today's interesting world.
First, you might espy the critics. They point out that the ticket is obviously fake, as the numbers aren't in ascending order. Oh, and some suggest that he got the price of the ticket wrong.
The critics are generally people who spend their days knowing what's wrong with the world and doing too little about it. To my unmathematical eye, they seem to make up at least 50 percent of the commenters.
Then you will find the beggars and liars. It is difficult to distinguish the two.
Take this from Anthony Rocco Sedalia: "My Family and I could use a million with getting evicted soon and water and power being turned off that money would HELP A LOt!!!"
Or this from Mittani R. Spruill: "I'm the random person to pick :-) My mom is filming a movie and needs $500,000. And me and my son want to build a school for underprivileged kids. And lastly, i want to invest the rest in my company. Pick me!!"
Are these people telling the truth? Or are they trying to kid a kidder?
Perhaps, though, the most astounding group of people can be bundled under the term "Naive, sweet, innocent, insane, nice folks."
A quite astonishing number of commenters offer Daniels nothing but good wishes.
Some admire his chutzpah in using such a simple ruse in order to become famous. Because they know that fame is the current currency.
Some, though, seem simply to wish him well.
This, for example, from Jenna Sasnett: "Congrats, Hope you have a wonderful life and time with the money and don't become a stuck up rich man. May god bless!"
Or this from Laurie Mannino Vickery: "Congrats to you. You have a heart of gold to give away money to a random person. Like your ticket...You are a rare find."
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Ever since the famed Greek philosopher Plato first wrote of a fabled continent called Atlantis more than two thousand years ago, scholars have been locked in fierce debate as to whether such a place truly existed. While a few rare individuals have taken Plato's words seriously, most scoff at the idea that an advanced civilization could vanish as completely as if it had never existed. Such is a bit like imagining an elephant could walk through a snowdrift without leaving footprints, making it easy to ignore the entire subject and write it off as yet another example of New Age pseudo-science or, at best, an fantastic and historically indefensible fable.
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Marine scientists say archaeological remains discovered 36 meters (120 feet) underwater in the Gulf of Cambay off the western coast of India could be over 9,000 years old. Lost city 'could rewrite history' By BBC News Online's Tom Housden The remains of what has been described as a huge lost city may force historians and archaeologists to radically reconsider their view of ancient human history.
Marine scientists say archaeological remains discovered 36 metres (120 feet) underwater in the Gulf of Cambay off the western coast of India could be over 9,000 years old. The vast city - which is five miles long and two miles wide - is believed to predate the oldest known remains in the subcontinent by more than 5,000 years. The site was discovered by chance last year by oceanographers from India's National Institute of Ocean Technology conducting a survey of pollution. Using sidescan sonar - which sends a beam of sound waves down to the bottom of the ocean they identified huge geometrical structures at a depth of 120ft. Lost civilisation. Writing_French_caves.jpg (1584×1056) Epic of Gilgamesh.
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Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift friends again
Singers Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift have reconciled and are friends again.
The duo renewed their friendship at Met Gala, May 5. And according to sources, Gomez has "totally forgiven" Swift for not supporting her decision to date troubled singer Justin Bieber, reports showbizspy.com.
"Selena now fully understands why Taylor was being so protective of her when she got back together with Bieber, and both girls are so ready to put the past behind them," said a source.
"Selena was the one who initiated the reunion with Taylor at the Met Gala. She contacted Taylor before the event and told her how excited she was to see her. She has totally forgiven Taylor for not wanting her to date Justin," added the source.
Another source said: "Taylor has a unique way of cheering Selena up, because she knows her so well and really does look out for her."
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