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Artist Repaints Disney Princesses to Look More Realistic With Amazing Results
Stuck in a creative block freelance illustrator Isabelle Staub didn't know what to do, so she turned back to her childhood love for Disney for inspiration and what followed is the brilliant series below in which the artist puts her own stamp on Disney Princesses by giving them a far more realistic look.
Spending 8 to 12 hours on each image Staub creates her illustrations in a program called Corel before adding the final touches in Photoshop. With the series now complete many are asking her to start illustrating Disney villains and it's a series that Staub is considering for the near future. To see more of Staub's work you can head over to her website as well as Instagram. You can also buy her artwork over on Etsy.
1. Pocahontas, Pocahontas
2. Ariel, The Little Mermaid
3. Belle, Beauty And The Beast
4. Esmeralda, The Hunchback Of Notre-dame
5. Tiana, The Princess And The Frog
6. Aurora, Sleeping Beauty
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Crude Oil Sheds 3.2%: Two Ways to Look at What Happened
Plus, a glimpse at what's likely ahead for the energy complex
by Vadim Pokhlebkin
Updated: August 09, 2018
A curious thing happened to crude oil prices on Wednesday (Aug. 8). The market tanked 3.2%, but that's not unusual; the curiosity is in crude's fundamentals, which were said to have sent prices lower.
See, on the one hand, the Energy Information Administration said that "total U.S. stockpiles of oil and fuel rose to a seven-month high" (Seeking Alpha). That sounds bearish.
On the other hand, the same report also showed that, "U.S. crude stocks fell by 1.4 million barrels last week." (CNBC) A drop in supply is supposed to be bullish.
Why did crude oil traders choose to focus on the "bearish" news and sell -- instead of looking at the other part of the report and buying?
You could say, "China." After all, the same day, China did threaten with additional tariffs on U.S. goods. And some market commentators said exactly that: China tariffs news was the wild card, and that's what tipped the scale in favor of crude oil bears.
Maybe. Yet, consider this alternative explanation of the 3.2% sell-off on August 8.
The day before, our Energy Pro Service editor, Steve Craig, identified the end of the likely wave (ii) upward correction in crude oil prices. Below, you can see how the preceding sell-off was strong and directional, with little overlap. Steve labeled it wave (i).
The rally that followed had a decidedly corrective -- choppy and overlapping -- look and feel. Steve labeled it wave (ii) and told subscribers:
Posted: August 7
Bottom Line: Bearish against 69.83
Trendline support gave way with the renewed selling pressure. I'm looking for impulsive downside price action here...Trade below 67.87... should strengthen the bearish case.
Steve's bearish "line in the sand" at $69.83 held. What's more, prices stayed below the lower trendline that had contained the previous rally (see above) -- another sign of pending market weakness.
And then came the August 8 sell-off:
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VIDEO: Galane Gold (CVE:GG) Potential Acquisition of Andy Well Gold Project
Galane Gold Inc (CVE:GG) (OTCMKTS:GGGOF) (FRA:25G) CEO Nick Brodie shares that production at the company's Galaxy project in South Africa will ramp up to 26,000 ounces of gold each year. Brodie provides an update on the company's Mupane project in Botswana, which produces 30,000 ounces of gold annually. Galane has a new $4 million exploration agreement with B2Gold Corp (TSE:BTO) (NYSE:BTG) (FRA:58G), allowing B2Gold to investigate a 1000 square kilometre Galene land holding. Earlier this month, Galane announced the potential acquisition of the Andy Well gold project in Australia, which has been closed to production since November 2017. The Andy Well project has the potential to be both profitable and presents considerable potential, with 350, 000 ounces available.
James West: Nick Brodie is the CEO of Galane Gold.
Ed Milewski: That's right. Well pronounced.
James West: Thank you, thank you.
Ed Milewski: The ticker is GG, I believe.
James West: GG on the TSX-V. Nsk, nsk, nsk. So tell us, Nick: Galane Gold, operating in Botswana and in South Africa.
Nick Brodie: Ravi Sood was here about a month ago and had a chat with you.
James West: Yes.
Nick Brodie: And we've had some good news flow since then, so I thought it was worth coming and having another chat.
James West: Awesome.
Nick Brodie: So in the last couple of weeks, we announced that we closed a financing on the Galaxy, so we've raised 5 million in debt; we closed a $2 million USD equity, and we've got 3 million in cash flows, and we're going to put that back into production probably April 2019.
James West: Fantastic.
Nick Brodie: 7,000 ounces next year, ramping up to 26,000 ounces, at an all-in of around 900.
James West: Oh, okay, that's good.
Nick Brodie: Add that to Mupane, which is around 30,000 ounces a year, an all-in of 1,050, and in 2020 you've got a 56,000-ounce producer and an average all-in of around 1,000.
James West: Wow. And we're starting to see some cooperation in the gold price, finally.
Nick Brodie: It's come up a little bit, you know. Ravi is a big bull; I'm a finance guy, I concentrate on the costs. I can't do anything about gold, yeah, I've got to worry –
James West: Costs, you can control. Price of gold, you can't. Interesting. So in terms of operationally, like, where are the risks in these projects?
Nick Brodie: So Mupane, there's no risk, to me. That's a mature mine, you know. If you know Botswana, Botswana is a great place to do business; it's always Top 10 in the Fraser index of places in the world to go mining, yeah, so it's a different Africa. I've worked in the Congo with Katanga Mining, I've worked in Zimbabwe, you know, I've been to these places; trust me, Botswana is lovely.
James West: Really, is it?
Nick Brodie: It's a game drive to work every morning.
James West: Do you live there?
Nick Brodie: I live there 50 percent of the time. Based in London, but you know, I fly around the world wherever I'm needed.
James West: Right.
Nick Brodie: And it's a mature mine. So now we're kind of, we've gone underground, which was the big thing we needed to do to reduce costs, and it's, we replace what we mine, now. So I see that as a mature asset with very little risk.
South Africa, we've de-risked it as much as we can. You know, there's always a political risk in South Africa; I understand that. But you know, part of the financing meant that we had to get a new order mining license, we've done all the environmental, we have an economic partner, we've done everything we can to de-risk.
Also, it's a greenstone belt; we're greenstone miners, and it's the same greenstone that we're mining in Botswana, so we understand it. Metallurgically, the mining method will be the same, the mining contractor we're using is exactly the same mining contractor. So in my mind, we've de-risked it a huge amount.
The last key to that was something we signed a couple of weeks ago, was an offtake agreement, because we're going to be producing a concentrate. So the ore is highly refractory, which it's got sulphur in it; so recovery is around 55 percent if you run it through a normal CIL plant. But as we're selling it as a concentrate, we're going to get 75 percent, which is a recovery we get at Mupane producing gold ore.
James West: Right.
Nick Brodie: So we've added 20 percent revenue on the top end; on top of that, I've reduced my operating costs, because no longer am I running the CIL plant. I don't have to buy the cyanide, etcetera. So it's unlocked a lot of value there, and made it a very, you know, great, good proposition for us.
James West: Interesting. What's the sort of the blue sky in terms of exploration potential at these projects?
Nick Brodie: So, look: Mupane, another bit of news we put out two weeks ago, so thanks for asking – we've signed a farming agreement with B2Gold.
James West: Right, okay.
Nick Brodie: We have over a thousand square kilometres of exploration land; we just didn't have the money to go out there explore ourselves. So B2 and their geology team are actually the team that found Mupane, so they know it very well.
James West: Wow.
Nick Brodie: Approached us.
James West: Serendipity.
Nick Brodie: Approached us and said, Look, we'd like to do some exploration; we think there's a million-plus mineable resource there, and we are going to do that work. So they're going to pay 4 million over the next three years, for a seven –
Ed Milewski: Is that like a 50-50 deal? Is that -?
Nick Brodie: So, no, for that 4 million, they'll get 70 percent of the joint venture that we formed just on the exploration. So, Mupane as a mining operation carries on; they don't have any play in that. So we could end up with a 30 percent free carry and a 100,000-ounce plus producer.
Let's say they don't find that asset; it does happen, it's exploration. Maybe they only find a 400,000. That's great for me, because they're going to give it back to me, and they're going to walk away, and then I'll be 100 percent owner in a 400,000-ounce resource, which is just going to add to Mupane's life.
Ed Milewski: Sounds like you got the numbers figured out quite well, here, Nick.
James West: Yeah. So do you own 100 percent of Mupane with no royalty?
Nick Brodie: Yeah, 100 percent. There's a 5 percent royalty in Botswana.
James West: Five percent royalty to the government?
Nick Brodie: To the government, yeah.
Ed Milewski: What kind of mine life do you have in these producers?
Nick Brodie: So if we look at Mupane, it's, I call it a four-plus, okay? So the resource we've got there, I can only talk about a four-year life. But as I said, there's a mining I'm a replacing. So a mature underground mine, I'm going to tell you next year I'm going to have another press release saying I've added another year. And the year after that, I'm going to say I've added another year. So I can only talk about four, but I think it's got a long life in front of it.
Ed Milewski: You think, like, at least ten?
Nick Brodie: At least ten. You know, when we acquired it in 2011, we were told we only had one year life. So here we are in 2018, I'm talking about a four-plus. So you know, I've proved that the resource is there, and that you can extend the mine life.
James West: So the – I'm curious about the risks in South Africa. Not to belabour the point, I'm sure you get this all the time, but the, you know, you've got your labour risk, you've got your electricity access to electricity risk, the broader political risks, and how do all of these things get managed by a small company like Galane?
Nick Brodie: So you've got us wrong.
James West: Oh, okay!
Nick Brodie: So, you're thinking of a deep mine in Johannesburg with a huge workforce, narrow veins, yeah? We're not. We're up in the hills in Barberton, right next to the Kruger National Park.
James West: Oh, okay.
Nick Brodie: Added access, sloping, mechanized mining…you know, we have 170 people at Mupane; we'll probably have a similar amount of people working for us at Galaxy. So even though we're talking about 26,000 ounces, we're not going to have a huge workforce. A lot of that is going to be subcontracted. I'm a great believer in bringing other people in; they're doing what's best.
So again, I'm not really concerned about that side. But you imagined a political risk, I mean, the political risk is there in a way because of the empowerment, but you know, there've been, the new guy in charge has done some good things. He's pulled back on some of the changes that were proposed, and taken it back to 26 percent, and I think it's moving in the right direction.
James West: Interesting.
Ed Milewski: Do you plan on doing some production in Australia as well, right?
Nick Brodie: So, yeah. Another press release that went out in the last couple of weeks is, we've announced the potential acquisition of Andy Well's. That was an asset that was in production up to November 2017; went into production in 2013. We put a plan together to put it back in at 50,000 ounces a year, at an Aussie all-in of about 1,450. We just – the acquisition is complete at the end of January, but we're doing a technical report at the moment, and a PEA with Snowdon, a big company, just to prove our view.
Ed Milewski: So you're saying your cost will be 1,450?
Nick Brodie: Aussie dollars. So gold in Australia is $1,700 Aussie dollars, yeah?
James West: Okay.
Nick Brodie: So it's a profitable operation.
Ed Milewski: Right.
Nick Brodie: But it's got huge potential. That's, at the moment it's got 350,000 ounces, but it's open at depth. But it fits our model; it's greenstone, it was a –
Ed Milewski: How did you get this contact? How did you get that contact, like, what's your….
Nick Brodie: So we've been, you know, we're looking for the next asset. We're trying, I've got a strong management team that I've brought on board, we turned around Mupane. The idea is to get Galaxy working, turn that around, find the next asset, so the Australian asset to me is the next asset. So we've been looking around for greenstone, which is our skill set, and underground mining. And there's greenstone all over the world. You know, a lot of people say to me, 'Why don't you go to West Africa?' Do you know how long it takes me to get to West Africa from South Africa? Two days. Do you know how long it takes me to get to Australia from South Africa?
Ed Milewski: A day and a half.
Nick Brodie: Twelve hours.
James West: [laughter] Close, Ed!
Nick Brodie: So it's actually closer for me than going up to West Africa. So, you know, people need to realize – and also, a lot of the South Africans are in Australia now, so –
Ed Milewski: Why does it take you two days to go from South Africa to West Africa?
Nick Brodie: Because you've got to fly all the way to Europe and back out again.
James West: Really?
Nick Brodie: Yeah.
James West: There's no planes directly from -?
Ed Milewski: Come on.
Nick Brodie: No.
James West: That's fascinating. So then, the Mupane mine is now a profitable operating gold mine. Is it safe to say that Galane is going to specialize in acquiring smaller, like – sounds like you're not looking for the 5-million-ounce behemoth that you're going to upsell to, you know, Rand Gold, or something.
Nick Brodie: We're not an exploration company, we're a production company, yeah? But we're going to build on the production. So the first asset was 30,000; Galaxy, actually, it could be a potential 60,000 to 70,000 ounces. There's a great opportunity to scale it up again very easily. And then you know, Andy Well's was historically a 90,000 ounce producer; we'll get there again. So we're building the size of companies that we're taking over.
Ed Milewski: Nick was saying to me that, you know, if they're producing, if they get to the 100,000 ounce and then, you know, gold moves up $100, that's an extra 10 million a year cash flow. It's that simple.
James West: That's why when I first – Robert first told me about this, he was asking me, What can you do to help a gold mining company? And I said, well, generally, not much. He said, well, this one's a little different. He told me about it, I said, well, that one, if anything can be moved, certainly Galane Gold can! It sounds like a great story.
Nick Brodie: Yeah.
Ed Milewski: It is a great story, but we've had some – I've observed a couple of smaller producers, there's one in Nevada that's having problems because they're running out of ore, and the other one is the one in Newfoundland, Anaconda. And Anaconda has done nothing in terms of, you know, the stock situation. So you need gold moving in the right direction.
Nick Brodie: Gold moving in the right direction is great for us, yeah. My view is stay in the game, because gold is going to come back to us.
James West: Yeah, it's just a matter of time.
Ed Milewski: He lives in London, England, so I'm going to have him talk to Peter Cunningham.
James West: There you go. It's an international community, here. All right, Nick, that's a great update on the story. We're going to actually send our cameramen down there in November.
Nick Brodie: I'm looking forward to it.
James West: We've got to coordinate while you're here, so we'll come back to you in about a quarter's time, or live from one of your projects down there. And thanks for joining us today.
Nick Brodie: Thank you very much, guys.
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Torment: Tides of Numenera "Update 1.0.2 GOG"
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Changelog for patch 1.0.2 / (Windows) / GOG-2 (Linux) (added 28 March 2017):
– The Mac version will be updated on 29 March 2017. We apologize for the inconvenience.
– Fixed a large number of freezes that would happen in various states.
– Numerous performance optimizations.
– Addendum text should now be appearing on item descriptions. Many dozens of items now have more details depending on your lore skills and other factors!
– Fixed an issue that was preventing party members from bantering. Party members should now be much more talkative!
– Updated a number of crisis sequences to rebalance a number of enemies. In some situations, it will make combat proceed more quickly with combats that were sluggish.
– Numerous fixes and improvements to movement grid, pathing, and AI. This should prevent issues where the game would hang as combat could get stuck in numerous situations.
– Several quest and conversation fixes.
– Inspiring Presence and other looping sound effects have been reduced or removed.
– Full Release Notes (Spoiler Warning)
Conversations & Quests
– Fixed issue where conversation with Sorrow does not trigger if Matkina does not participate in Memovira Crisis and castoffs are merged into her.
– No longer start the Familiar Skies quest if you access the helmet after already having been kicked out of Anchorage.
– Move to correct objective Covetous Hearts objective if you try to get the Cortex before talking to Dracogen about it
– Fixed issue where Indigo Tide can be raised repeatedly after telling Theboros to sacrifice himself.
– Fixed issue where two Shadow Rings can be created.
– Fixed a bug where Infestation quest could get in an unfinishable if the player left the scene during the crisis and returned later.
– Fixed bug where finding out about what Maw eats through Magmatic Annulet does not allow attempt to persuade Siowan to offer himself.
– Inkpot now always tells you about killing Ioxu, regardless of the order you see him or Ioxu after bonding with the Bloom.
– Show reflection message when Artaglio invades your mind in the Gullet.
– Fixed bug where Inifere's Reflection used male pronoun when speaking to female Last Castoff.
– Fixed bug where asking Canadu again about his hammer produced an incorrect response.
– Fixed a bug in Aligern's ending slides.
– Numerous misc. typo fixes.
– Fixed bug where enemies damaged by Frost Brooch at the beginning of their turn would sometimes lock up game after performing their move.
– Fixed a bug which could cause dead enemies from trying to patrol.
– Beads of Neverending Time now limit uses of Haste per crisis.
– Waits-For-Prey AI better handles being stunned and/or knocked down.
– Fixed an issue where retries on tasks were erroneously checking companions during crisis.
– Added Initiative as a possible option for Flex Skill.
– Numerous fixes to Anechoic Lazaret crisis.
– Reduced number of Peerless drones during Anechoic Lazaret crisis.
– Updated Sorrow Fragment AI in several fights to ensure they use their burst attack as designed.
– Reduced total number of combatants in the Bloom Heart, reduced knockdown effects, and streamlined introduction of spawned enemies.
– Reduced total number of enemies in Miel Avest, and made Sorrow's aura do noticeable damage but not insta-kill.
– Reduced total number of enemies in the Memovira's Fortress crisis, and added non-insta-kill aura to Sorrow.
– Allowed spawned enemies to have modified initiative values.
– Added instigation points to several examinables.
– Fixed camera centering on Last Castoff every time a companion is granted or loses a fettle from an aura.
– Weapon attack abilities use weapon stats instead of fixed cost stat. Cost tooltip info includes weapon name when this happens.
– Abilities that have the potential to push/pull no longer can affect user (could cause issues with AI progressing correctly under some conditions).
– Fixed an issue where auras could affect player characters not currently in the party.
– Remove redundant modifiers with Cypher Sickness fettle.
– Added item drops to Peliai when killed.
– Rhin now gains additional abilities late in the game.
– Fixed issues with Erritis "wants to talk" trigger in the Valley of Dead Heroes.
User Interface
– Addendums should now be appearing on items. Many dozens of items now have more details depending on your lore skills and other factors!
– Fixed an issue where players could sometimes use on-ground targeted abilities on top of other characters.
– Changed the Continue button text in the conversation window to be more in line with other buttons.
– Make sure triggers that start conversations fire off if no owner is set, but not if owner is set and owner is inactive.
– Movement lines should start disabled so they don't do stuff during exploration mode.
– The item gained panel in the conversation window should be disabled unless actually needed.
– Added some error checking to prevent a null reference when advancing past the Type selection panel in Character Creation.
– Controller version of the crisis HUD now hides the cursor during player movements, in order to stop tooltips from appearing during this time.
– Fixed an issue on controllers where pressing the trigger buttons would not always register on older controllers where the triggers weren't being fully pressed down. This was causing some players to get stuck in specific menus.
– Controller fixes for certain radial and skill selection menus.
– Fixed a text overflow issue in the Max Effort display.
– Added color markup code for Resistance.
– The in-game UI should be correctly switched back to keyboard/mouse when canceling out of the "Press A" window.
– The game should no longer be unpaused incorrectly when switching from keyboard to controller mode.
– Added details of bonuses from Descriptor to character overview panel.
– Added new version of ConsumeAction script that doesn't trigger tags in conversation text (used to handle special cases where actions are consumed NOT on selecting an option but delayed).
– Fixed an issue where it was sometimes possible to select Edge pips on the Effort window.
– Added a null reference check to avoid exploding the Item Details window under certain circumstances.
– Fixed an issue with reversed controller bumpers on macOS.
– Fixed an issue with D-Pad navigation in Meres on macOS and Linux.
– Reduced the frequency with which companion banter timer is reset. Adjusted banter frequency values. Party members should now talk much more often!
– Removed looping sound effects from Inspiring Presence.
– Removed looping sound effects from Galvanic Hammer.
– Reduced looping sound effects from Innervate.
– Increased music volume in Fifth Eye.
– Fixed incorrect or missing music in Old Slave Block, Memovira's Courtyard, and some late game fathoms.
– Fixed sound cues for Journal and Character Sheet windows.
– Improvements to footstep sounds.
– The current resolution should now be added to the resolution dropdown if it is not found in the list of supported resolutions returned by Unity.
– Fixed Sticha stuttering when stopping after a forced walk.
– Updated visual effects for Callistege reflection during endgame.
– Adjusted visual effects of Psychic Battlefield.
– Improved texture for Piton Driver.
– Performance & Stability
– Scene-specific performance optimizations for a majority of game scenes, particularly throughout Sagus Cliffs.
– Numerous cleanups and optimizations to movement grid, pathfinding, and AI calculations.
– Improved performance on several visual effects.
– Reduction of garbage generation to reduce associated frame drops from garbage collection.
– Significant reduction of garbage generation during controller movement.
– Various game cameras are now disabled when fullscreen UI is present. This should improve framerate in Inventory, Character Creation, and other screens.
– Performance improvements and optimizations to NPC animators.
– Polish localization updates.
– Updated backer credits with some missing backers who wrote in!
– Updated Techland credits.


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July 8, 2018
Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The final verse of today's Gospel, "He was amazed at their lack of faith", brought to mind Jesus' words as recorded by Luke, "When the Son of Man returns, will he find faith upon the Earth?" Throughout all of salvation history, faith amongst God's people has waxed and waned. In every age of the Church, the faith has ebbed and flowed. In our present day, it seems that the Catholic faith is in crisis – at least in the West – as Mass attendance is in steep decline, there are fewer Baptisms and Marriages, vocations aren't rising, and more and more people are claiming to be spiritual but not religious, or becoming atheist.
When you also consider that Christians are being persecuted in other parts of the world, it's easy to get dismayed and worried. Nonetheless, we are exhorted to "not be afraid", to "fear not", to "not let our hearts be troubled", to be a light in the darkness, and to put our trust in God.
Simply having faith and living the faith are not the same, though. God continually calls up prophets to stand in the breach and proclaim his Word. Those prophets are you and I. We are prophets by virtue of our Baptism, and we must believe God's grace will be sufficient for us, despite knowing friends and family will reject us. That is the price for heralding the truth in an age that no longer seeks Truth, but rather seeks to create truth.
Today's Magnifcat reflection was an excerpt from Ven. Madeleine Delbrel, in which she wrote:
"Genuine faith holds firm…Genuine faith is wholly made to guide us in time toward eternal life, to make us live eternal life already in time….
"Nevertheless, genuine, naked faith never finds a comfortable welcome in time. Faith is beset with the questions of an age, it is sometimes questioned by the age, and it is often called into question by the age. And the rule of the game is the law of Redemption.
"But if we take our faith as sufficient for us, if we do not add anything to it, or take away anything from it, we will be able to be questioned and called into question along with it: but faith will give us life, and will tell us how to act and what to say, no matter what sort of age we live in, even if the age is our present age."
Genuine faith never finds a comfortable welcome in time. Let us pray that when Jesus returns, he is not amazed at our lack of faith, but rather welcomes us into eternity due to our genuine faith.
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The Ellen DeGeneres Show Win a Signed Copy of Justin Bieber's Book Giveaway
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- 3 tablespoons butter or coconut oil
- 1/2 cup cooked quinoa
- 1/4 cup flaxseed meal
- 2 tablespoons chia seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 cup chopped almonds
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1/3 cup peanut butter
Pre-heat the oven to 325 degrees. Lightly coat a 8 x 8 baking pan with cooking spray or line it with parchment for easy removal of the bars.
In a medium skillet melt the butter or coconut oil over medium heat and add the oats. Cook over medium heat stirring occasionally until the oats start to turn golden brown. Transfer the oats to a medium mixing bowl. Add the quinoa, flaxseed, chia seeds, cinnamon and almonds to the oats.
In a small saucepan add the honey and peanut butter and bring the mixture to a boil, stirring constantly until the mixture comes to a boil. Pour the syrup over the oats and using a spatula make sure that all the ingredients are evenly coated. Spread the mixture into the prepared pan and bake the bars for 20 to 25 minutes until the bars are golden brown. Let them cool completely, slice into 12 portions and serve.
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A professor in Pennsylvania makes a calculation, to discover that his state is sitting atop a massive reserve of natural gas—enough to revolutionize how America gets its energy. But another professor in Pennsylvania does a different calculation and reaches a troubling conclusion: that getting natural gas out of the ground poses a risk to public health. Two men, two calculations, and two very different consequences.
Host Ira Glass tells the stories of two professors, each making a calculation that no one had made before. One gets acclaim. One ends up out of a job. The first, Terry Engelder, a geologist at Penn State, was estimating the amount of natural gas that's recoverable from the Marcellus shale, a giant rock formation that's under Pennsylvania and several other Eastern states. The second, Conrad "Dan" Volz, at the University of Pittsburg, estimated how much toxic crap—chemicals and pollution from gas exploration—might be getting into water supplies. (6 1/2 minutes)


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Call for 2019B General Proposals for Industrial Application
This call has been closed.
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (JASRI) is calling for 2019B General Proposals for Industrial Application (non-proprietary research only). Please read the following instructions in full before preparing your application. Please also refer to the "Call for 2019B SPring-8 Research Proposals -Overview-."
・Please note that financial support of user fees for non-proprietary beamtime users from foreign organizations will be no longer available from 2019B term. Similarly, domestic travel, lodging expenses and user fees support will be no longer available for Budding Researchers Support Proposal from foreign organizations. These expenses and fees have to be borne by the users themselves.
・Please understand that there is a possibility that we cannot provide stable supply of Helium (both liquid and gas) due to the recent situation regarding global helium supply.
・There will be no beamtime available for users at BL38B1 in 2019B due to reconstruction works.
Note Please ensure to refer to the List of Beamline Summaries before preparing application because there may be possible changes in available experimental devices at Beamlines due to replacements, removals and other reasons. In addition, prior consultation with Beamline scientist is essential for some Beamlines.
We accept applications from industrial user for not only "General Proposals for Industrial Application", but also "Cross-SR Facility Use Proposals for Industrial Application" and "Industrial Application Proposal using Advanced technology". List of proposal types for Industrial application in 2019B term is shown below.
|Non-proprietary research
|Proprietary research
|Proposal Type
|General Proposal for Industrial Application
|Cross-SR Facility User Proposal for Industrial Application
|Industrial Application Proposals Using Advanced Technology
|General Proposal (Proprietary research)
|Measurement Service
|Feasibility Study Proposals for Industrial Application
|Industrial Application proposal
|Industrial application proposal that are expected to produce outstanding results through the research results from other domestic Synchrotron Radiation Facilities.
|Industrial application proposal to promote problem-solving and discovery of needs for new applications in industries by utilizing advanced measurement technologies that are new to project leader.
|The staff of JASRI will perform measurements on behalf of users, and users can choose whether to come to SPring-8 and be present during the measurements or to simply send their samples to SPring-8. XAFS Measurement Service (BL14B2)・Powder X-ray Diffraction Measurement Service (BL19B2)・Small Angle Scattering (SAXS) Measurement Service (BL19B2)・Hard X-ray Photoemission Spectroscopy (HAXPES) Measurement Service (BL46XU) ・Thin Film Analysis (GIXD/XRR) Measurement Service (BL46XU)
|The staff of JASRI will perform measurements on behalf of users, and users can choose whether to come to SPring-8 and be present during the measurements or to simply send their samples to SPring-8. All 3 Engineering Science Research Beamlines (BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU) are available and all measurement techniques at these beamlines are available to this proposal.
|Available BLs
|26 Public BLs and 9 Riken BLs
|BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU (BLs intended for industrial applications)
|23 Public BLs and 9 Riken BLs (BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU excluded)
|26 Public BLs and 9 Riken BLs
|BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU (BLs intended for industrial applications)
|BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU (BLs intended for industrial applications)
|Application Requirement
|Your application must include at least one person out of a project leader and project team members who is an employee of a private company or related institution.
|① Your application must include at least one person out of a project leader and project team members who is an employee of a private company or related institution.
② On the basis of the experimental results obtained at synchrotron radiation facilities other than SPring-8 in Japan, we will review the proposals for industrial applications that are suitable to be carried out at SPring-8※1(the experiments related to a proposal should have been approved or performed at domestic facilities other than SPring-8 at the time of application).
|① Your application must include at least one person out of a project leader and project team members who is an employee of a private company or related institution.
② Proposal must be based on measurement techniques that have never been used before by project leaders at SPring-8※1(If you are not sure, please apply for this proposal.).
③ To discuss the feasibility and concrete implementation method, please make sure to consult with the BL scientist before submitting your proposal.
|For prospective users or users considering new measurement techniques
|Review Field
|Industrial Application
|Proposal Review
|Six times per year for BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU
For other BLs twice per year
|Six times per year
|Twice per year
|Six times per year for BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU
For other BLs twice per year
|Any time
|Any time
|Beamtime fee
|480,000 yen/shift※2
|180,000 yen/2 hours※2
|90,000 yen/hour※2
※1 If your proposal does not meet application requirement, it will then be reviewed as a General Proposal for Industrial Application.
※2 Tax included.
1. Non-Proprietary and Proprietary Research
2. Requirements
3. Research Period
4. Beamlines and Beamtime Available to Users
5. Several Bunch Mode Operation
6. Proposal Submission
7. Submission Deadline for Online Proposals: June 20, 2019, 10:00 am (Japan Time)
8. Proposal Review
9. Notification of Review Results
10. Publication of Research Results
11. Experiment Summary Report
12. Industrial Application Proposal Report
13. Fees
14. Complementary Use
15. Deadline for Proposals 2020A (next half-year research term)
16. Consultation
17. Contact
1. Non-Proprietary and Proprietary Research
There are two types of research at SPring-8: non-proprietary and proprietary research. Users are exempt from paying the beamtime fee if their research is non-proprietary. For research to be considered non-proprietary, users must submit a SPring-8 Experiment Report within 60 days of the completion of each experiment to make the results available to the public. As for proprietary research, submitted proposals are reviewed only from the viewpoint of feasibility, safety, sociality, and ethics by a limited number of reviewers, who have accepted an obligation of confidentiality. Proprietary research is recommended for users dealing with confidential information and/or experimental samples. If you wish to submit a proprietary proposal, please read the "Call for 2019B General Proposals (excl. industrial application)".
Users may request the Users Office to switch the research type from non-proprietary to proprietary by shift unit within 60 days of the completion of the experiment or the end of the fiscal year (the end of March), whichever comes first.
2. Requirements
Your application must include at least one person out of a project leader and project team members who is an employee of a private company or related institution. Related institutions by our definition are (1) public testing laboratories, and (2) incorporated foundations/associations whose main business are contract services of experiments/researches for private companies.
Note 1: We categorize national/private universities, independent administrative institutions, special public corporations, and public corporations as neither (1) nor (2).
Note 2: JASRI falls into neither (1) nor (2).
If you are not sure that your research group will meet this requirement, please contact the Industrial Application Division (see 16. Consultation).
3. Research Period
- At all beamlines except BL14B2, BL19B2, and BL46XU
From September 2019 to February 2020
- At BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU (BLs intended for industrial applications)
From late September to early November 2019 (first period of 2019B)
(We will call for proposals to be conducted during the second (mid-November – December 2019) and the third (January - February 2020) periods of 2019B in early August and early October 2019, respectively.)
4. Beamlines and Beamtime Available to Users
For beamlines available to users and beamtime allocated to each beamline, click the link below. Please note that the numbers of shifts specified in the lists include the shifts allocated to General as well as newly approved proposals (Long-Term, Non-Proprietary Grant-Aided, Partner User, and Epoch-Making Initiatives Proposals).
Public Beamlines
|Expected Available Beamtime
|Single Crystal Structure Analysis
|Powder Diffraction
|High Temperature and High Pressure Research
|High Energy X-ray Diffraction
|High Energy Inelastic Scattering
|Nuclear Resonant Scattering
|High Pressure Research
|Surface and Interface Structures
|Engineering Science Research II
(Sep. - early November 2019)
|Engineering Science Research I
(Sep. - early November 2019)
|Medical and Imaging I
|Medical and Imaging II
|Soft X-ray Spectroscopy of Solid
|Soft X-ray Photochemistry
|White Beam X-ray Diffraction
|High Resolution lnelastic Scattering
|Trace Element Analysis
|Magnetic Materials
|Structural Biology II
|High Flux
|Structural Biology I
|Infrared Materials Science
|Structural Biology III
|Engineering Science Research III
(Sep. - early November 2019)
* Industrial Applications only.
**Users who wish to apply for BL41XU or BL45XU, make sure to read here.
RIKEN Beamlines
Please contact the Beamline Scientist of the desired beamline before applying for beamtime.
|Exptected Available Beamtime
|RIKEN Coherent Soft X-ray Spectroscopy
|RIKEN SR Physics
|RIKEN Structural Genomics I
|RIKEN Structural Genomics II
|RIKEN Coherent X-ray Optics
|RIKEN Targeted Proteins
|RIKEN Structural Biology I
|not available**
|RIKEN Materials Science
*Users who wish to apply for BL26B1/B2 or BL32XU, make sure to read here.
**BL38B1 is not availeble for 2019B term due to reconctruction works.
For the specifications and status of experimental stations, please check the Beamline List. To see what kinds of experiments have been performed at SPring-8, please refer to the SPring-8 Solution Database.
If you have no experience using the desired beamline or if you have questions about the experimental stations, please contact the Beamline Scientist of the beamline of interest before applying for beamtime.
5. Several Bunch Mode Operation
For several bunch mode operation, please refer to "1.4 Several Bunch Mode Operation in 2019B" in the "Call for 2019B SPring-8 Research Proposals - Overview -" or "Several Bunch Modes" of the SPring-8 Website.
6. Proposal Submission
Applicants/project leaders are required to submit proposals online through the web-based proposal submission system. Before starting the application process, please first carefully read the "Call for 2019B SPring-8 Research Proposals -Overview-."
To submit the application online, you need to have obtained a user account (user card ID number and password) by registering yourself. Please make sure that not only project leaders/applicants but also all project team members are registered as SPring-8 users. If you are not registered as a SPring-8 user, click here to register.
Unlike other types of proposals, emphasis is placed on particular criteria in reviewing General Proposals for Industrial Application (See 8. Proposal Review): so please download a MS Word template, provide all required information according to the instructions provided in the template, and copy and paste into the online application form (since there are discrepancies between the required items on the online application form and in the template).
User Information Website (UI site) > Log in to My Page > Application/Reporting > Proposal/Use Plan Submission > New > Non-Proprietary Research > General Proposal for Industrial Application
For step-by-step instructions on how to submit proposals, click here.
7. Submission Deadline for Online Proposals
Thursday, June 20, 2019, 10:00 am (Japan time)
To avoid last-minute technical problems and possible network congestion caused by heavy online traffic, you are strongly encouraged to complete and submit your application well in advance of the deadline. If you have trouble completing/submitting your application online, please contact the SPring-8 Users Office (see 17. Contact) before the deadline.
Upon successful submission, you will receive a confirmation email attached with a copy of the Agreement (Rules for Users) in PDF format. If you do not receive the confirmation email, please log in to the system and check if your proposal has been submitted successfully.
UI site > Log in to My Page > Application/Reporting > Proposal/Use Plan Submission > Submitted
8. Proposal Review
The scientific and technological significance, the necessity of SPring-8 as a research tool, the scientific feasibility, safety of the experiment, and ethics are comprehensively reviewed. If the research area of your proposal is Industrial Applications, the review of the scientific and technological significance will be focused on the potential and significance of the expected results in terms of technologies for industrial base, the social significance of the proposal, and the contribution to social economy. To promote the use of SPring-8 by new users* and industries**, applicants' experience using SPring-8, affiliation is also taken into account.
The submitted proposals are evaluated by the SPring-8 Proposal Review Committee (SPring-8 PRC) consisting of experts from industry and academia, and proposals that are rated excellent in light of the aims of the general proposal (for industrial application) program are selected. The review sessions are closed to the public; however, we make sure that a reviewer who has a conflict of interest with a proposal would not be assigned to review the proposal in question. In addition, all current and retired reviewers are under an obligation of confidentiality: they are required not to disclose to any third party any information relating to the submitted proposals and the proposal review/selection process acquired as reviewers and to manage such information with the care of a good manager. Please note that questions about the status of review process are not acceptable.
*Applicants who have never used SPring-8.
**Project leader needs to be affiliated with a private sector organization.
9. Notification of Review Results
Applicants will be notified of the review results by electric mails at early August 2019.
10. Publication of Research Results
You are mandated to (1) publish your research outcomes from the use of SPring-8 in a refereed journal or equivalent, e.g., refereed proceedings, and dissertations, and then (2) register the publications with the Publications Database within three years after the end of the research term. In case the proposed research does not result in a refereed journal, you have two options to publish your research results in (a) a SPring-8/SACLA Research Report (SRR) or (b) a technical journal. Your SRR manuscript will be peer-reviewed by the JASRI's SPring-8 Research Results Review Committee in terms of quantity, quality and integrity of the information provided. Please note that the technical journal needs to have been accredited by the committee beforehand.
UI site > Log in to My Page > Application/Reporting > After Experiment > Publications Entry
For details, click here.
11. Experiment Summary Report
Users are required to submit an Experiment Summary Report online within 60 days of their experiment. Submitted reports are made publicly available online two weeks after the report submission deadline for the last experiment of the term (60 days after the end of each half-year research term + two weeks). For details, click here.
In addition to an experiment summary report, users also need to submit an Industrial Application Proposal Report as explained below.
12. Industrial Application Proposal Report (IAPR)
In order to efficiently promote industrial researches at SPring-8, we will ask for your contribution to the IAPRs summarizing the outcomes from your individual General Proposal for Industrial Application. We will accept an e-copy of the report preferably in MS-Word format by email or post. Detailed instruction will be included in the document to be sent by the Users Office after the proposal's approval.
After an editorial review, not peer-reviews, by a coordinators in charge, every report will be made available online and in print later than six months after the end of the research term. You will have a good chance to present your research outcomes at SPring-8 Industrial Application Symposium to be scheduled after the IAPRs have been accumulated to a certain number. Besides, we may ask for your permission to appropriately utilize your research outcomes for our PR purposes.
[Relation between Industrial Application Proposal Report (IAPR) and SPring-8/SACLA Research Report (SRR)]
An IAPR does not fall into any type of "publications" defined in "10. Publication of Research Results." Examples of "publications" are a scientific paper in refereed journals, refereed proceedings, the SRRs, and technical journals. If you wish to publish your research outcomes in the SRRs, you need to notify the Users Office of your will when you submit an IAPR. In this case, your IAPR will not be issued as a original one. The SRR will be reprinted in an issue of the IAPRs instead of your original IAPR. We do not treat your IAPR in this way without your notification to the Users Office upon the submission.
13. Fees
For information about Beamtime Fee and User Fees, please see the "Call for 2019B SPring-8 Research Proposals - Overview -."
Important: Although JASRI will support users by covering the user fees for certain types of proposals, there will be no financial support available for non-proprietary beamtime users from foreign organizations, including Budding Researchers Support Proposals, from 2019B term.
Click here for more details.
14. Complementary Use
We also invite SPring-8 General Proposals for complementary use with SACLA, J-PARC MLF (neutron facility) or the supercomputer (K). For details, please refer to the "Call for 2019B SPring-8 Research Proposals in Complementary Use with SACLA, J-PARC MLF or the K computer."
15. Deadline for Proposals 2020A (next half-year research term)
Deadline for 2020A proposals (First half of fiscal 2020) is scheduled for early December 2019.
Please note that the deadline for proposals to be conducted during the second period (mid-November – December 2019) and the third period (January – February 2020) of 2019B at beamlines intended for industrial applications (BL14B2, BL19B2 and BL46XU) are early September and early November, respectively.
16. Consultation
The coordinators and other Industrial Application Division staff are available for consultation. If you have questions about the feasibility of your experiment, research methods, research planning, etc., please send your questions directly to email@example.com.
17. Contact
SPring-8 Users Office, JASRI
1-1-1 Kouto, Sayo-cho, Sayo-gun
Hyogo 679-5198 Japan
Fax: +81-(0)791-58-0965
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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July 18, 5:45 p.m. – Winds continue to increase the spread of multiple wildfires burning in Southwest Alaska despite cloud cover and cooler temperatures. Alaska Division of Forestry firefighters have been deployed to protect cabins, structures and allotments that are threatened from the growing fires. The Donlin Mine is located 6 miles east of the […]Continue reading


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Game of Thrones got you fired up this week? Spoilers! Because we are gonna talk about that as well as other TV shows that we thought had good/bad endings. Also shows that we think have overstayed their welcome. Plus we talk about the new IT 2 trailer, what's happening in X-Men, and more! Plus our weekly picks! Sit back and listen to the latest episode of Adventures in Pod Taste!
Adventures in Pod Taste! is – Jason Segarra, Alyssa Jackson, and David Hildebrand. You can find Jason on Twitter @FelixLancaster. You can find Alyssa on Twitter @alyjack and you can find David on Twitter @Sycotic. You can tweet us personally or at the show's account on Twitter @PodTastePodcast.


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The first game in this seasons Checkatrade Trophy saw the Iron line up against Sunderland U21's with a total of nine changes from the team that were victorious at Plymouth on Saturday. This included the whole of the back five as there were games for Rory Watson in goal, a return from injury for Jordan Clarke at right back, an opportunity for Lewis Butroid at left back with a centre back pairing of Charlie Goode and, captain for the night,Cameron Burgess. One notable inclusion in the Sunderland line up was Jack Rodwell (who must surely regret his move from Everton).
As both teams probed looking for the early opportunity the new defence looked well organised and comfortable as they didn't have to wait long to take the lead. While Sunderland looked to have some exciting individuals, any threats were dealt with without any major concern.
In goal, while not having a lot to do, Watson looked confident and capable. The saves that he was called upon to make, he made look pretty straightforward. His distribution was good on the whole as he looked to feed his back line and long punts upfield were kept to minimum. Overall, he put in a solid looking performance, his confidence growing as the game developed. There was very little he could have done to prevent the goal the Iron conceded.
Clarke started the game confidently, defending competently and covering well at the same time as taking every opportunity to get forward. Sunderland looked to get the ball wide as Rodwell showed his quality in midfield spraying the ball wide with good effect. The wide man was closed down quickly and there were few opportunities created from width. His partnership with Holmes developed nicely as they worked tirelessly together and supported each other in defence and attack.
On the other flank, Butroid performed competently without being spectacular. It was clear he was focused on his defensive duties as his attacking contribution was limited, partly due to the attacking threat from the opposition. He demonstrated good positional play and tracked the runners with consistency. He worked well with his central defensive partner as they combined to stifle any threats quickly and effectively. When in possession, he tended to look downfield first instead of playing through midfield, so the outcome was mixed.
In the centre, Goode and Burgess were dominant in the air, but were more stretched when the smaller, nippier opposition front line interchanged quick passes. Communication seemed effective as the Captain marshalled his defensive colleagues. Defensively, Goode looked solid and worked hard to nullify any threat quickly, however his attacking limitations were noticeable again, and his distribution was normally a long ball into the channels with limited effect.
Burgess looked more confident on the ball, looking to feed the ball on the floor either into midfield or to the wing. The only time either of the pair looking wary was when they were being run at directly as the looked for someone to take responsibility for closing down. Indeed, this was the reason for the goal conceded as the attacker was allowed to cut in from the right before unleashing a quality strike.
The defensive unit can be satisfied with their performance both individually and as a group. It would have been nice to have kept a clean sheet, but it's reassuring to know that we have a solid 'second' back four, each of whom could step in and do a job if and when they are needed.


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Hawks Honor Jason Dunstall
by Lisa Albergo reporting for AFANA from Chicago
Goal-kicking great Jason Dunstall was crowned the seventh Hawk Legend when the club celebrated the 50 year anniversary of their 1988-89 Premierships. He joins John Kennedy Senior and Leigh Matthews (2003), Graham Arthur (2005), Michael Tuck (2008), Peter Hudson (2010) and David Parkin (2013) in receiving the club's highest accolade.
Round 22 Milestones
Most Games, Indigenous Player: Shaun Burgoyne (HAW) will play his 240th game in Round 22, putting him equal with his brother Peter in tenth place for most games by an Indigenous player. Ahead of them are Andrew McLeod (340 games, ADE), Adam Goodes (331 games, SYD), Michael O'Loughlin (303, SYD), Gavin Wanganeen (300 games, ESS and PA), Darryl White (268 games, BRIS), Chris Johnson (264 games, FITZ and BRIS), Peter Matera (253 games, WCE), Nicky Winmar (251 games, StK and WB) and Jeff Farmer (249 games, MELB and FRE).
100 consecutive games: Jack Riewoldt (RICH) has played 99 consecutive games for Richmond since Round 10, 2009. His current streak of consecutive games is behind only Brett Deledio (135 consecutive games for Richmond since Round 18, 2007) and Josh Kennedy (102 consecutive games for Hawthorn and the Sydney Swans since Round 14, 2009).
Round 18 Milestones
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Ex-Richmond skipper Chris Newman plays his 230th game in Round 18. This will put him equal with Trevor Barker (StK) for most games without a Finals appearance. They are followed by Geoff Cunningham (224 games for StK), Gary Hardeman (219 games, MELB) and Steven Smith (203 games, MELB).
Other milestones being clebrated in Round 18 include:
200 games: Justin Koschitzke (StK)
150 games: Matt Maguire (BRIS)
100 games: David Mackay ADE)
AFL Hall Of Fame Part 2
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Growing up in Perth, Brian Peake's hero was a pro surfer named Ian Cairns. He spent much of his time hitching rides to the beaches and the waves. He credits his surfing days for the body strength needed for AFL football. That strength also saw him avoid hamstring and groin injuries. "I believe that's where it set me up with the strength and for recovery. I never had a hamstring, didn't even know what they were. Knees, groins, it never happened. So the saltwater must do something for you.'' Two weeks after a failed tryout with Perth in an intra-club game, Peake was recruited to East Fremantle. As his career took off, he had to fend off offers from VFL (now AFL) teams. In 1981, at the age of 27, he finally decided to give the VFL a try to test himself and believes he would have regretted it if he had not. He chose Geelong thinking the lifestyle there would be the closest to that of Perth. Officials met him at the airport with a helicopter to fly him to his first training session. After just 13 games with the Cats, he was appointed captain.
Round 12 Milestones
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Mick Malthouse (Carlton) will participate in his 850th official match as a coach and a player, comprising 174 games as a player for St Kilda and Richmond and 675 games as a coach for Footscray, West Coast, Collingwood and Carlton. He is just the third man in the game's history to reach the mark. Ahead of him is Jock McHale (878 games comprising 261 games as a player and playing coach and a further 617 games as non-playing coach).
2013 AFL Hall Of Fame Part One
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Just after Round Ten, the AFL held its Hall of Fame Function in Canberra to induct six new members and elevate a current member to Legend status. Richmond champion Royce Hart, one of the original inductees in 1996, was elevated to Legend status. He is the 25th player to receive the honor. Hart played 188 games and kicked 371 goals 1967-1977. He was a star center half forward and played in the club's 1967, 1969, 1973 and 1974 Premierships. He captained the club 1972-1975 and led the goal kicking in 1967 and 1971. He won the club Best and Fairest 1969 and 1972. Other honors: Victorian representative in 11 games, All-Australian 1969, AFL Team of the Century (1996), Richmond Team of the Century and Tasmanian Team of the Century. He also coached Footscray (now Western Bulldogs) 1980-1982.
Round Four Milestones
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2400 games: Collingwood played their 2400th match for premiership points in Round Four, joining the then-VFL as a founding member of the competition in 1897. Collingwood is the first club to reach this mark, with an overall record of 1463 wins through Round Four, 911 losses and 26 draws
Round 19 Milestones
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Round 19 was Kevin Sheedy's 1000th game. He is the only person in League history to be involved in 1000 games as a player or coach. Sheedy's career began at Richmond where he played 251 games, eight pre-season games and eight State of Origin games as a Victorian representative. His coaching career includes 653 games with Essendon and GWS, 72 pre-season games, four State of Origin games and four International Rules games.
There was no shortage of tributes during the week from all sectors for Sheedy. A large contingent of former Richmond and Essendon players attended the game and the pre-game program included tributes as well. All fans attending the game received commemorative flags marking the occasion. After the game, Sheedy and the players were available on the ground for a special kick-to-kick with fans as well as photos and autographs.
Round Eight Milestones
Several weeks ago, the MCG hosted its 2500th football game. At the start of the season, AFL historian Col Hutchinson and his team did some extensive research to estimate the MCG would celebrate another milestone in 2012 as the ground would see its 100 millionth footy fan walk through the turnstiles. At the time, it was determined that the milestone would be reached in the Round Nine game between Richmond and Hawthorn.
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The Azgeda also known as Azgedakru[1], or Ice Nation, was a Grounder clan that was ruled as a kingdom, with no current leader. Known previous leaders were King Theo, Queen Nia, and King Roan.
Trikru and Azgeda were at war with each other before the creation of the Coalition. Lexa tells Clarke Griffin how the Queen of the Ice Nation[2] killed her former lover, Costia because she believed that Costia knew all of Lexa's secrets. In retaliation, Lexa banished Prince Roan as part of the conditions[3] of allowing the Ice Nation into the Coalition[4].
The Ice Nation stretches for a thousand miles. The Ice Nation borders Trikru territory at Sector 8, but the ice is farther to the north.
After the Final Conclave and the death of King Roan, Azgeda was dissolved and merged with other clans into Wonkru, with only 100 Azgeda survivors.
Society Edit
Many Azgeda have distinctive facial scarring. Roan went so far as to hiding them when he was on his mission to find Clarke Griffin and bring her to Lexa, indicating that these scars are often used to identify members of the Ice Nation.
Ice Nation warriors are known to wear white war paint.
Languages Edit
The Ice Nation speak the native Grounder language, Trigedasleng. The warriors also speak American English, Gonasleng. This makes the Ice Nation warriors bilingual.
They are referred to as the "Azgeda" in Trigedasleng.[5]
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Unknown Status Edit
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Gallery Edit
Notes and Trivia Edit
- The Ice Nation are militaristic and expansionist.[6]
- Lexa forced them to join the Coalition.[7] Azgeda did not like the deal that they made to join the Coalition and only agreed to it because Mount Weather was a large threat to them.[6]
- In Rubicon, the Ice Nation sent two members to Tondc for the Coalition gathering that Mount Weather blew up, resulting in the death of their War Chief[8].
- Farm Station crashed in Ice Nation Territory.
- Only 63 people out of 189 survived the four months isolated from the rest of the Ark.
- Carl Emerson joined forces with the Ice Nation after the Sky People wiped out the rest of the Mountain Men and provided them with the information necessary to blow up Mount Weather, killing 49 Sky People inside.
- There were a thousand Ice Nation warriors in Polis when A.L.I.E. was terminated.
- As of Praimfaya, there are 101 members of Azgeda alive, including Echo.
- Echo is the only member known to be alive.
- With King Roan dead, and without their leader, Azgeda is merged with Wonkru, with only 100 Azgeda members, except Echo.
- In "The Face Behind the Glass", Echo mentions being brought to "Troy" to be trained by Nia. ("Troy" is what is written in the subtitles, though some fans have argued that Echo instead said "Troit".) This might be Detroit, Michigan, which is creator Jason Rothenberg's hometown.[10]
See Also Edit
|Sky People
|Clarke Griffin • Bellamy Blake • Octavia Blake • Jasper Jordan • Monty Green • John Murphy • Nathan Miller • Harper McIntyre • Marcus Kane • Abigail Griffin • Raven Reyes • Thelonious Jaha • Eric Jackson • Jacapo Sinclair • Jordan Green • Wells Jaha • Jake Griffin • Vera Kane • Diana Sydney •
|Lincoln • Lexa • Indra • Gustus • Anya • Tristan • Echo • Roan • Niylah • Emori • Gaia • Luna • Nyko • Ontari • Ilian • Guara
|Mountain Men
|Dante Wallace • Cage Wallace • Lorelei Tsing • Maya Vie • Carl Emerson • Vincent Vie • Lee • Whitman
|Eligius Prisoner Faction
|Miles Shaw • Charmaine Diyoza • Paxton McCreary • Michael Vinson
|Sanctum Citizens
|Russell Lightbourne • Simone Lightbourne • Josephine Lightbourne • Kaylee Lee • Priya Desai • Ryker Desai • Miranda Mason • Jade • Delilah Workman
|Children of Gabriel
|Gabriel Santiago • Nelson • Layla • Tosh
References Edit
- ↑ File:701_HUD_screen.png
- ↑ Meet the Ice Queen, August 24, 2015,
- ↑ https://twitter.com/jrothenbergtv/status/698895628315676672
- ↑ JRothenbergTV twitter
- ↑ http://dedalvs.tumblr.com/post/112636054043/so-when-the-leader-of-the-ice-nation-is
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Creator on Impending Civil War, What's Next for Clarke and Lexa, Jan 20, 2016
- ↑ https://mobile.twitter.com/JRothenbergTV/status/615011261584019456
- ↑ https://twitter.com/jrothenbergtv/status/590017040569634816
- ↑ http://aaronginsburg.tumblr.com/post/110879457031/dear-aaron-you-posted-a-picture-of-a-wonderfully
- ↑ https://twitter.com/JRothenbergTV/status/1165290128631324678


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Heather Schofield, Ph.D., is assistant professor in the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy. Dr. Schofield is an economist studying development, health, and behavioral economics. Two primary ongoing areas of research include the role of health human capital (nutrition, pain management, adequate sleep) in economic productivity, cognitive function, and decision-making and the role of financial and social incentives in promoting healthy behaviors. Dr. Schofield completed her Ph.D. in Business Economics, MS in Global Health and Population, and BA in Economics at Harvard University.
Please see Dr. Schofield's personal webpage for links to recent working papers and publications.
Sleepless in ... Seattle? Which city gets the least shuteye?
Among development economists, sleep isn't a mainstream subject. Schofield wants to change that, and as a result, the lab run by Schofield and colleagues in Chennai is pioneering a study into the impact of improved sleep on poverty reduction. So far, the lab has found that participants sleep an average of five and a half hours a night. By distributing sleep mats and earplugs, it has managed to increase night-time sleep by an extra 30 minutes. Yet if less sleep is associated with lower wages, shouldn't people in Tokyo, where average incomes are higher, be getting more sleep than those in Chennai?
Six Research Projects at Penn Bolstered Through Quartet Pilot Competition Funding
The recipients and their projects include: -Heather Schofield of the Perelman School of Medicine and the Wharton School -- "The Impact of Pain Reduction on Productivity and Cognitive Function in a Low-income Population," which measures pain's impact on the lives of women in Chennai, India, specifically when it comes to economic productivity, decision-making and health outcomes.
Why Mental Bandwidth Could Explain the Psychology Behind Poverty
In her recent paper, "The Psychological Lives of the Poor," Schofield, a professor in the department of medical ethics and health policy at Penn's Perelman School of Medicine and a operations, information, and decisions professor at Wharton, and her co-authors — economists Frank Schilbach of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Sendhil Mullainathan of Harvard University — reviewed research on bandwidth and how it may affect the psychology behind poverty. Specifically, Schofield says, they posit that poverty may reduce the available cognitive bandwidth to the point where one's ability to make better choices could be severely reduced.
A Bad Night's Sleep Might Do More Harm Than You Think
Just a few steps from Anjalai's spot is the office of an unusual social science lab that is testing an intriguing theory: Could the sleep deprivation experienced by so many poor people without a proper home actually be keeping them trapped in poverty? Heather Schofield, an economist at the University of Pennsylvania, helped found the lab in Chennai along with MIT economist Frank Schilbach five years ago as a kind of base camp for on-the-ground research on the root causes of poverty.


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Clustered parishes are a new way for church
With the recent announcement of Catholic church closures and mergers splashed across the pages of local newspapers, we are all being forced to look forward to a new reality in our community. As members of the team of parishioners from Cleveland Heights and East Cleveland that submitted the recommendation to the Bishop, we have been in dialogue about these realities for more than a year and a half. These realties led us to recommend the creation of a single parish serving the area with two worship sites, one at Saint Ann in Cleveland Heights, and one at St. Philomena in East Cleveland.
This decision, however, is much more than a destination, it is a journey for all of us. On Sunday, March 22, Father Wally Hyclak led a prayer and reflection service for approximately 150 parishioners from the four parishes involved in the merger of the Cleveland Heights and East Cleveland cluster. This discussion centered on death, grieving, letting go and rising to a new and resurrected life. We came together, we prayed together, we may have shed a tear or two together, and we broke bread together.
We shared stories of the importance of the Church as we grew up, how we received our Sacraments, buried loved ones, the happy memories, the sad ones, all of what it means to be formed as Catholics in an area from North Park Boulevard to the railroad tracks, from Lake View Cemetery to Green Road. The tears we may have shed are the realization that, as much as we cherish these memories, we have to let go of them if we are to be reborn as a new and vibrant Catholic community in our neighborhood. If we are truly Catholic we have to think in a universal fashion, rather than parochially in isolated parish communities. We are challenged to utilize the formation and the gifts we were given to be a source of light to a neighborhood much different from the one where we grew up.
A common thread that weaves through all four parishes is the fact that the Catholic population has shrunk considerably and that portions of this area are home to pockets of extreme poverty and need. As we assembled to begin discussion of consolidation we remembered Jesus' call to care for the poor and determined that there must be a Eucharistic presence in both cities. Our work has been a continuation of several efforts to bring about an effective Catholic Church, able to deal with the spiritual needs of its members as well as meet the needs of the poor.
Roughly 20 years ago Bishop Anthony Pilla began bringing communities together in his "Visions and Goals" initiative where parishes discussed ways they could work together. In 1993 the Diocese of Cleveland launched "The Church in the City" initiative, recognizing that many Catholics had moved from the central city leaving behind parishes that were ministering in increasingly impoverished neighborhoods with shrinking resources. The goal of this program was to link parishes in the suburbs with those in the city and to work together to build God's kingdom in both areas. Following this the "Vibrant Parish Life" discussions began; thus, you can see this has been part of much longer journey.
Our cluster team began meeting in July 2007 and engaged in many monthly meetings. It examined the challenges and many options for moving forward. After much discernment, we arrived at a consensus that the best solution would be to form one parish with campuses at the present St. Ann and St. Philomena sites. The social justice and services to the poor currently being carried out at St. Louis and Christ the King parishes would continue from a base at the St. Philomena site, but also enhanced through the Saint Ann site. By making the best use of available facilities, this will provide expanded space for the St. Vincent de Paul neighborhood center where groceries and clothing are distributed to our sisters and brothers in need, as well as programs such as the Dorothy Day Community Supper.
The process of bringing together four parishes into one presents its own set of unique challenges, and many issues have yet to be discussed and resolved. With assistance from the Diocese, our cluster representatives and the leadership at the four parishes will be working together to sort through these various issues in the coming months. These matters include such things as the timeline for the formal process of merger, establishing shared governance of the new parish, parish naming and the creation of a shared identity, and the disposition of unused properties. Together, we believe we can navigate the challenges ahead to bring about a more vital Catholic community in these two cities. This message includes a call to action, a call to embrace our brothers and sisters in openness and hospitality, being willing to accept change in service of the greater goal.
We all have memories that formed us and shaped us but we cannot live in the past, we cannot bring back that former life. As a people who believes in resurrection and the new life that comes to us daily, we are committed to accepting the reality of today and to making the most of this new reality. By going through a grieving process, we can come to accept God's challenge to take part in a new and vibrant faith community that is going from mourning, to the morning of a new day.
Saint Ann Church, Cleveland Heights: Fr. Jim Singler, Renee Barber, Rob Fischer, Sam Hartwell, Chris Larson
St. Louis Church, Cleveland Heights: Fr. Lenny Zamborsky, Marilyn Bourguignon, Kathy Hazelton, Bill Patterson, Jim PolakChrist the King Church, East Cleveland: Deacon Ray Daull, Anne Marie Boyle, Jeanna Forhan, Ann Martin, Jerry Schweickert
St. Philomena Church, East Cleveland: Fr. Chris Weber, Debbie Hanson, Jarvis Joiner, Bridget Assing Marok, John Revay


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Blackshear / Prospect Hill Homes
"I came to Austin to rent while I went to UT but in Blackshear I found the cutest home at a great price and got my parents to buy and rent to me. My roommates rent helps pay the mortgage and I ride my bike to school, the coffee shops, and of course, I can get to downtown and 6th street in a heartbeat!"
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Enjoy culinary treats amongst countless eateries and diners: check out Nubian Queen Lola's Cajun Soul Food for authentic Cajun fare. Along 11th Street towards Rosewood Ave there are several theater and arts galleries representing some of the finest cultural preservation efforts in the area: check out African American theater arts at ProArts Collective. Hunt for BYDEE (Bringing You Delightful Entertaining Experiences) murals in and around the area originating from 11th streets Bydeeman Art Gallery. Join neighbors in efforts to beautify and preserve this historic neighborhood including TLC for the areas intersections and medians. Affordable homes, condos, and duplex properties in a broad price range offer both updated (and some newly built) residences ready for living plus homes you buy and redesign to your specifications.
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If you're curious to discover how the area's famous salmon is smoked, you can tour the family-run Connemara Smokehouse (tel 095-23739; www.smokehouse.ie; Bunowen Pier, Ballyconneely; tours 3pm Wed Jun-Aug). Tours show you the hand filleting, traditional preparation, slicing and packing of the wild and organic salmon, and shed light on various smoking methods before finishing up with a tasting. Advance reservations are essential. Outside tour times it's possible to stop by the smokehouse and stock up.


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