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By now you're probably familiar with what Zenvoy is all about, so we'll show you how to get started next. How you proceed depends on the way you'll be using Zenvoy: either as an individual member or as an admin of a networking community.
We've built this guide to cover use as an individual member, simply choose the admin route if that's best for you. Anyway, here we go!
There are two ways to join an existing networking community: accept the email invitation that you've been sent or create a Lone Wolf account and join Zenvoy's public networking group.
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Airports of the World - May/June 2006
Richard Maslen visits Sri Lanka's sole international gateway and discovers an airport keen to put troubled times behind it.
Filling the Skills Gap
The Aviation Academy, a new centre of excellence for learning, has opened at Leeds Bradford International Airport. The editor paid a visit to see how this inspirational idea will benefit the aviation industry.
Noumea - Paris of the Pacific
Of the thousands of islands dotting the Pacific, New Caledonia is one of the few to have an international airport, as Marco Finelli discovers.
Gatwick - Leading the Way to London
London Gatwick has pioneered a great deal of airport innovation. As Mark Nicholls discovered it is still setting trends and has encouraging plans for future.
Happy Memories of Croydon
Reginald A E Redford recounts his personal memories of Gatwick Airport's predecessor, Croydon Aerodrome.
Melbourne Airport - The Quiet Achiever
The City of Melbourne, host of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, is the only Australian city with more than one major airport. Paul Lister reports from the largest - Melbourne Tullamarine.
Cincinnati - American Superhub
Luigi Vallero visits Cincinnati International Airport, Ohio and Northern Kentucky's Superhub.
Málaga - Airport in the Sun
Matt Falcus visits the Costa del Sol to assess how Málaga Airport is coping with the flourishing tourist trade.
Guadalajara Airport
Guadalajara is home to one of the busiest airports outside Mexico City. Sebastian Schmitz investigates.
Detailed news coverage from the global airport scene.
Airport Tech - One In, One Out
Gatwick's single runway is a challenge for air traffic control and as Bruce Hales-Dutton discovers requires a one in, one out procedure for 17 hours a day.
Behind the Scenes - Around the Clock with WH Smith
Running an airport retail outlet is not the same as running a high street shop. The Editor visited WH Smith at Gatwick Airport to find out what is involved.
Airport Tech - BAG-NAV
BAG-NAV is an advanced baggage control system designed for optimum flexibility.
UK Airport Movements
Selected traffic movements from around the UK, courtesy of LAASI.
A selection of readers' comments on a variety of subjects covered in the magazine.

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Feeding tube removal case goes to federal court
President Bush signed legislation early Monday that permits a federal judge to intervene in the case of Terri Schiavo, whose feeding tube was removed Friday amid much national protest. The judge heard afternoon pleadings in Tampa from Schiavo's parents, who want the tube put back in, but adjourned for the day without any indication when he would issue a ruling.
The House voted 203-58 in the early morning hours Monday to approve the legislation, following a week of intense debate on Capitol Hill. The Senate had approved the measure to intervene in the case Sunday afternoon.
Schiavo, 41, has been the center of a right-to-die controversy after suffering heart failure 15 years ago. Doctors say she has been in a vegetative state since that time. While she can breathe on her own, she requires a feeding tube to survive. She has largely resided in long-term care settings.
Removal of the feeding tube was the result of a ruling by Judge George W. Greer of the Florida Circuit Court, 6th Judicial Circuit, Pinellas County, at the request of Schiavo's husband, Michael Schiavo. He has been engaged in the years-long legal battle with Schiavo's parents who want to keep their daughter alive.


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These are apartments you have to see to believe! The Historic Jackson Carriage House in the Hill Section of Burlington boasts 11 unique apartments. Each has its own uniqueness about it and all keep to the historic feel of the building. Stone floor entrances, cathedral ceilings, beautiful original woodwork are just a few examples of old world charm that has been preserved for us to enjoy. Beautiful preserved wood accents throughout with modern conveniences sprinkled in. Walking distance to public transportation and in close proximity to Champlain College, UVM and the University Medical Center of Vermont.
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It's many parents' toughest decision -- whether to stay put to keep continuity for a child or move elsewhere for work or other reasons -- but in this case the decision is going to be made by the President and First Lady. According to the Wall Street Journal, the First Family may stay in DC after 2016 to let Sasha finish high school - breaking a longstanding tradition of former Presidents leaving immediately after their term(s) end. What do you think they should do, assuming Sasha wants to stay? What would *you* do? Me, I think I'd stick around -- maybe not in a super visible way but so that she could finish school. Also, if she came back to Chicago to finish then she'd theoretically take some other kid's transfer spot at Lab School or wherever. WSJ: Obama May Stay in Washington After Term Ends
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Data sheets are written for design engineers, and they usually contain much more information than you need to get most devices working in an Arduino project. Don't be intimidated by the volume of technical information; you will typically find the important information in the first couple of pages. There will usually be a circuit diagram symbol labeled to show how the connections on the device correspond to the symbols. This page will typically have a general description of the device (or family of devices) and the kinds of uses they are suitable for.
- B. Using Schematic Diagrams and Data Sheets
- from Arduino Cookbook
- Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc.
- Released: March 2011
Data sheets shouldn't be intimidating!
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Moat House SurgeryWorsted GreenMersthamRedhill, RH1 3PNTel: 01737 642207
Find health help over the holidays through innovative NHS web app
Health Help Now App Whether you have sprained your ankle, have a baby with a high temperature or a child who is being sick, the app can guide you to the service that will help you best. The app is free to use and available online at www.healthhelpnow-nhs.net. It lists common symptoms and helps you to find the best place for treatment in East Surrey. If you need treatment for a minor injury on a Sunday, to find a pharmacy late at night, or are not sure where to go for care, Health Help Now can help.
NHS 111 When it's less urgent than 999, call NHS 111. NHS 111 is the free telephone service for people in East Surrey to call for medical help fast when it is not a life-threatening situation. NHS 111 is there to help people get the right help, at the right time, especially at weekends and out of hours. The service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are handled by team of trained advisers and experienced nurses and doctors who will assess and direct to local services that can best help. Remember 999 is for serious and life-threatening emergencies only.
Pharmacies Pharmacist can provide advice and treatment for common conditions as well as dispensing prescriptions. A number of local pharmacies in East Surrey offer advice and medicines for a range of conditions, without appointments. You can find details of your nearest pharmacy at www.nhs.uk
Self-care Self-care is the best choice to treat very minor illnesses and injuries. Coughs and colds, diarrhea, headache, hangover and minor illnesses can often be treated at home, simply by combining a well-stocked medicine cabinet with plenty of rest.
Our GPs provide a range of services by appointment and will be able to assess your immediate needs as well as refer you into a specialist service. If the surgery is closed, there are other NHS services available as an alternative to A&E. Using the right health service for your needs can prevent you waiting around in A&E, ensure you receive the appropriate treatment more quickly and free up local A&E staff to help those patients with the most serious conditions
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DHC | Delivering Quality HealthcareThere are many things that you can do to help with problems like feeling low or anxious, finding it difficult at work, having problems sleeping or generally not feeling yourself.We offer help - from one to one therapy in person or over the phone, to group sessions and lessons. You will get help from a qualified specialist including Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners and Cognitive Behavioural Therapists who can help you work through a range of problems. Please see the IAPT criteria before completing a referral, to ensure IAPT is the most appropriate source of support for your needs.
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Our Wellbeing Advisors can help with a wide range of issues designed to improve your mental and physical health.
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Understanding negative keywords can save your company's brand reputation.
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) March 10, 2015
For all those that are new to navigating the confusing waters of pay-per-click (PPC), the recently released article from Fannit.com can help to clear up the haze — at least around negative keywords, anyway. Fannit explains in their article that, simply put, negative keywords are words that are given to Google as parts of keywords or keyword phrases that a businesses ad should never pop up for.
"Negative keywords help to control costs and keep your ad targeting as relevant as possible. As you have probably already deduced, the main reason to include negative keywords is to prevent your ads — and therefore your brand — from showing up alongside search queries that are irrelevant at best and offensive at worst," Fannit says.
They can protect businesses brand names from being associated with distasteful searches, help to reduce bounce rate and improve click-through-rate and user engagement — not to mention increasing overall website health by appealing to Google.
Fannit talks about their strategies for handling negative keywords as well — to learn more about their PPC management services, click here.
They explain that maintaining a close eye on search queries is one aspect, while another is choosing the right keywords at the outset of the PPC campaign. "Before we launch we compile a list of negative keywords that we continue to refine in the months to come. This list is based on current keyword choices, as well as general lists of negative keywords that should be avoided," Fannit says.
Their article helps those learning the skills get another step ahead by offering lists of negative keywords that should (for the most part) always be avoided. Anyone considering PPC management should take a look at their series on PPC campaign management or contact them to talk about their PPC management services.
About Fannit
Fannit.com is a full service internet marketing agency that helps companies increase their online presence through engaging and well placed content. They service Seattle area and U.S. based companies with Content Marketing, SEO, PPC, E-mail, Press Releases, and Conversion Rate Optimization.
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New Blooms for Mackay
CREATIVEMOVE has just completed the installation of an exciting new public artwork by Brian Robinson for Wood Street in Mackay, North Queensland. Opening with a bustling street party on 27 November, Brian and Jodie Cox were on hand to meet with local community members to discuss the works which are located in four different locations in this major streetscape. Working in close collaboration with Mackay Regional Council staff and the Artspace Mackay team, Brian and CREATIVEMOVE have delivered engaging and locally relevant public artworks to add to this city's already impressive public art collection. To find out more about these works, read Louise Martin-Chew's synopsis of her longer essay to be published by Artspace Mackay in 2016.
Brian Robinson: Building Blooms
There are strange new blossoms in Mackay's Wood Street – four large, unexpected and colourful protrusions from the footpaths and central traffic island in the city's heart. These are triffids on a large scale, gigantic organic shapes that demand attention. Their strident form and colour, their prominent positions, and repetitive elements, unite the four individually fabricated blooms, and more than fulfil the brief for public art in this important city refurbishment, which specified vibrancy and colour.
Artist Brian Robinson, a north Queenslander by virtue of his Torres Strait Islander heritage, is known for his ability to combine elements organic and manmade into a unique fusion that speaks to both popular culture and art history, to his own heritage and to broad contemporary interests. His response to the brief went beyond surface decoration and colourful appeal to evoke and reflect the city's art deco heritage and historic ambience, while embracing the fecundity and strangeness of north Queensland's flora and fauna.
Robinson described the Deco Blooms as designed to "fuse with the Art Deco features of Mackay's built heritage", while his Urban Blooms speak to "the flowering plants from the botanic gardens, not only in Mackay but spread across the Eastern seaboard. They use the two elements together to celebrate growth and life." In their intense blues they acknowledge the Pioneer River, but their vibrant formations and rainbow colours also evoke a joyous imagination and wonderment vested in nature, from an artist whose childhood was spent amongst the tropical possibilities of north Queensland.
[This text is drawn from a longer essay commissioned by Artspace Mackay which will be published in full and printed in a brochure available at Artspace Mackay.]
Special thanks to: Brian Robinson; Mike Mooney and the Stainless Aesthetics team; Anna Thurgood and Alicia Stevenson from Artspace Mackay; Jim Carless and Adam Pearce from Mackay Regional Council, Vassallo Constructions, DCO Consulting and Jim Cullen Photography.


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Symbolism of Four
The binding circle, containing the four elements, is the fifth unifying element: ether.
The innermost, green circle is symbolic of Christ and the path of the Sun. This basic diagram, the quatrefoil, is frequently used in illuminations and was fundamental in the composition of many Medieval works. The 'four-ness' of earthly life was fairly central to the thinking of the time.
Many Medieval cathedrals, stained glass windows – even medical treatments – were based upon the theory of the 'four-ness' of created life and the world. There are four directions, four winds, four evangelists, four elements, four seasons, four phases of the Moon, four conditions (wet, dry, hot, cold).... and to the Medieval mind there were four temperaments, into which everyone was grouped. NEXT
Heavenly view of Creation
The Six Days of Creation.
The very centre represents the sun, as well as the Throne of God and the 7th day of rest. The central, vertical axis is symbolic of the ontological axis that connects Heaven and Earth.
Six represents time and the Sun, which both give and destroy. The red rectangle in the figure,left, measures √3 along its longest side. There are three of these rectangles inside a regular hexagon.
Root 3 ( orange line) is also the height of a standard vesica (vesica piscis). The vesica piscis, formed of two circles that each pass through the centre of the other, is symbolic of Christ. This is because the two circles represent Heaven and Earth, respectively and both are united in Jesus Christ. Root 3 is also symbolic of Christ entering in. A number of cathedral porches have a carving of Christ in majesty, seated within a vesica. The illumination below, of Christ and David, demonstrates the use of the hexagon and vesica as compositional tools. The hexagon unites the two worlds, Heaven and Earth. NEXT: Carpet Pages


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Mine craft for Mars
If there are habitable conditions on Mars they may be underground, so scientists from around the world are now testing how to search for life in extreme environments by venturing a kilometre beneath the surface in a UK mine and have been joined by ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer.
Above: Sample collection.
Copyright UK Centre for Astrobiology
For two weeks, nearly 30 scientists and instrument specialists are venturing deep below for the fifth Mine Analogue Research sortie.
"Some of the most exciting places for planetary exploration are way below our feet," noted Charles Cockell, head of the UK Centre for Astrobiology.
One day, explorers could live underground in lava tubes or caves in the Moon and Mars because they offer ideal environments for human outposts.
Just like some regions of the Red Planet, the Boulby mine in northeast England features brines that could host microbial life.
"I did not imagine that highly concentrated salt solutions could be a good place to start searching for traces of life," remarked Matthias from underground.
"These features are completely new to me. There is so much you can learn on Earth about other planets."
Down in the mine, Matthias is using life-detection equipment, drills and cameras for robotic and human exploration.
One of his tasks is to follow the performance of a robotic hammer that could one day be part of a Mars rover. It would help to sample a hostile planetary surface, exposing fresh surfaces for the search of life.
There are some 'guests' from ESA's ExoMars mission that is gearing up for landing a rover on the Red Planet in 2020. The prototypes of a high-resolution camera and a package of sensors to measure water vapour are also exploring the deep darkness.


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Publication Date: 1970-Dec
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The Design and Testing of a Computerized Method of Handling Library Periodicals (Title III).
Burns, Robert W., Jr.
This research has developed a homeostatic arrival algorithm which will enable the user to anticipate the arrival of those periodicals having similar and pre-defined intervals between issue arrivals. The algorithm is based upon a data smoothing technique which utilizes the arithmetic mean and the standard deviation coupled with the construction of a confidence interval (expectancy band) around the sample mean. Arrival time then becomes the boundary of the confidence interval. The algorithm is felt to be capable of generalization to all types of libraries and to operate independently of the geographical location of the library. (Author)
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At the beginning of Mort, when our titular character meets Death, he and his father have quite different experiences with our favorite anthropomorphic personification. Death appears to Mort as he does to the reader–a talking skeleton wearing long black robes and an unmovable grin. Mort's father, in contrast, seems to think that he is speaking to a pale, thin undertaker; Death's candid answers about the nature of his work are taken in stride because, as Mort realizes, his father is incapable of hearing the content of what Death says.
It's a fun scene, and it sets up the rules of how Death operates on the Disc. Normal people do not see Death (until they die, that is) because they cannot see what their minds are convinced is not real. Wizards and witches can see Death because their experience with magic has enabled them to see past what they think they are supposed to see to what is real.
Here the idea has a fantasy flavor, but the average human's inability to see the "real" world goes back as far as Plato and his cave. Fast-forward a few thousand years, and neuroscience demonstrates all of the ways our brains take creative liberties with the sensory data they process. Seriously, if you think you can trust your brain, go read an Oliver Sacks book. I'll wait.
Still, there is a persistent epistemological concept that we hold onto: There is the self, which perceives, and the world, which is perceived. This implies that there is some sort of objective reality that must exist in order to be perceived; perception, therefore, is the internal self's way of experiencing an external world.
But that doesn't seem to be the case in Mort. Death tells Mort says that once he (Mort) can walk through walls, there will be nothing left to teach him. If we assume that there is an objective external world, then the secret to walking through walls is to change the wall–perhaps by installing a door.
Importantly, Mort can walk through walls, quite early in the narrative, but only when he isn't paying attention. As Mort progresses through his apprenticeship, he begins to take on more of Death's qualities. Specifically he becomes more real, more real than doors and crossbow bolts and, yes, walls.
Remember what I said a few lines up, about the valid and invalid realities in the book? We're no longer dealing with a binary; we're dealing with a gradient.
So things can be more or less real. How does that work?
There is a lot more to the universe than what we experience. Our senses are limited to seeing visible light and hearing pitches in a certain range and feeling sensation at a certain threshold. The distance between atoms and the distance between galaxies is equally huge, but we evolved to exist at a level where we use microscopes for atoms and telescopes for galaxies.
What I think is happening is that Death, Ysabel, Albert, and eventually Mort are not experiencing a different reality–they are experiencing more of the same reality, as though we could suddenly also see infrared light or hear ultra-high frequencies. Thus, "less real" refers to a limited experience of the universe (in this case, average human perception) and "more real" refers to a relatively expanded experience of the universe.
Because this is fantasy, increased perception is not the result of physiological changes to the sense organs; these changes take place in the mind.
Death is not contained by walls because he does not perceive himself to be.
Wait. Wait wait wait. Does this mean we're dealing with a subjective reality after all?


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Falkirk 34 Stewart's Melville
Putting their previous week's heavy defeat at Jedburgh firmly behind them Falkirk put in a fine workmanlike performance in battling out an honours-even drawn match against Musselburgh at Horne Park, last weekend.
Jed Forest 87 Falkirk 26
Kelso 59 Falkirk 7
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Falkirk Ladies headed to St Andrews on the latest leg of their maiden national development league season, and continued to excel.
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It could be said that last Saturday's opening league fixture marked a new era for Falkirk because with only five players remaining from their previous season's 1st XV squad it fell upon their youngsters to step up to the plate and show what they are made of at Mayfield, Dundee.
Commencing the New Year on a very positive note Falkirk competed strongly to overcome an industrious Dundee High side at Sunnyside last weekend, in a thrilling encounter.
A storming late two converted tries finish from Falkirk saw then run border side Jedforest very close indeed at Riverside Park Jedburgh as they exited the BT National Cup in the second round with their heads held high last weekend.
Following on from their dramatic injury time try against Musselburgh, it took a converted Liam Brims penalty bang on full-time to secure a narrow victory over a very competent GHA outfit in an intensely contested encounter at Sunnyside last weekend.
Continuing their impressive league form Falkirk ran riot with an eleven try demolition over Hamilton Bulls at Sunnyside last Saturday afternoon in a crowd pleasing display of all out 15-man attacking rugby.
An extremely disappointing lacklustre display saw Falkirk eek out a dismal draw against newly promoted National League Division 2 side West of Scotland at Sunnyside last Saturday.
Falkirk rugby club has landed a year's subscription to BT Sport for the Sunnyside clubhouse – having landed the title of SRU Club of the month for April.
Falkirk rugby coach Niall Lear says the club will not deviate from their youth structure in BT Premier League Division 1.


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North Korea will develop nuclear weapons capable of reaching the US within a "very short time", a top US general has warned.
The chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Marine Corps General Joseph Dunford, said the intelligence services had not detected any change in Pyongyang's military stance despite President Donald Trump's fiery rhetoric against them.
The Republican has repeatedly threatened "fire and fury" against the secretive regime after it stepped up its nuclear and ballistic missile tests in 2017.
Speaking at a White House news conference on Tuesday, Mr Trump said the US was ready with a "military option" which he said will be "devastating".
"If we take that option, it will be devastating, I can tell you that, devastating for North Korea. That's called the military option. If we have to take it, we will," he warned.
Pyongyang has remained defiant and responded to one of Mr Trump's early threats of military action by saying it was preparing to attack the US-controlled island of Guam in Micronesia.
General Dunford told a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on his reappointment that "North Korea certainly poses the greatest threat today".
Although Mr Trump has repeatedly said Pyongyang developing nuclear missiles capable of reaching the US mainland "will not happen", General Dunford said they will have the capability "soon".
"We clearly have postured our forces to respond in the event of a provocation or a conflict", the general said, adding that the United States has taken "all proper measures to protect our allies" including South Korea and Japan.
"It would be an incredibly provocative thing for them to conduct a nuclear test in the Pacific as they have suggested, and I think the North Korean people would have to realise how serious that would be, not only for the United States but for the international community", he added.
It comes as South Korean politician Lee Cheol-uoo, briefed by the country's spy agency, said North Korea was bolstering its defences by moving aircraft to its east coast and taking other measures after the flight by US bombers.
Mr Lee said the United States appeared to have disclosed the flight route intentionally because North Korea seemed to be unaware.
US Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers, escorted by fighter jets, flew east of North Korea in a show of force last week after the heated exchange of rhetoric between Mr Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
The United States has imposed sanctions on 26 people as part of its non-proliferation designations for North Korea and nine banks, including some with ties to China, the US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control Sanctions said on Tuesday.
The US sanctions target people in North Korea and some North Korean nationals in China, Russia, Libya and Dubai, according to a list posted on the agency's website.
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Perhaps the most difficult thing about restoring a J Type is that the club does not have a technical branch or a spares list. This means that any restorer is forced to do a hell of a lot of research to source parts...and it is a very long winded process. Thank goodness for the internet!
The problem is not helped by the fact that none of the parts numbers are now relevant...or recognised by anyone. So reassembling anything on the van involves tracking down parts, one at a time, from disparate suppliers...and then waiting and waiting for them to arrive (which, this week, has involved a lot of stress).
I took my shopping list to the autojumble with its mythical 35 stalls (yeah, right!) and came away with nothing, except that I bumped into Martin who gave me the hot tip that the oil seals I was looking for could be bought in Ipswich from East Anglia Bearings, so that solved one problem at least.
Yesterday I went with a mate, John (himself a knowledgeable technology bod), to Suffolk Fasteners and the chap there was absolutely incredible; we were both very impressed. He can just look at any nut or bolt and before he has even reached for gauge, tell you with some certainty what size it is, what its pitch is, etc. He took the mick a bit about odd-bod amateurs like myself who only want one or two bolts at a time, when most of his clients want large orders, but he was patient and attentive, all the same. He has photos around the shop of various amateur projects: racing cars, tractors, vintage cars etc....and reminded me as I left to bring in one of my project.
I most heartily recommend this company, especially the branch we visited in Ipswich. He supplied me with some cold rivets for putting my leafsprings back together.....and helped me identify several tricky threads. It was from them that I bought the allen bolts for fixing the panels in place in the cab a few weeks ago. I shall definitely be going back.
Today I leapt out of bed, possibly straining my back again, to receive a parcel from MG Services, Heathrow, containing 4 wheel cylinders for the front axle, which I purchased on ebay for about £100. They look the business.....John will be irked; he and I spent a lot of time getting the pistons out of the old ones in the belief that we had no alternative but to restore them. It is such a relief having new parts. You can get pretty sick of endlessly dealing with ropey, rusty, seized and worn old parts, thinking you have no alternative.
I am planning on doing a list of suppliers on the right, rather as Truman has done on his blog.
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Peter Canavan rates the ten counties remaining in the race for Sam Maguire
There are weaknesses in each of the remaining counties hoping to win the Sam Maguire. Whichever team hides them best is likely to come out on top
It's that time of year again when the real business of the football championship begins in Croke Park.
This year's race for Sam Maguire has been a slow burner and struggled to whet supporters' appetite, but the provincial final victories of Galway and Tyrone - coupled with last weekend's wins for Munster minnows Clare and Tipperary - have added some spice to the summer menu.
As the championships heads for headquarters, this is how I rate the prospects of the ten remaining combatants:
1. Dublin
Strengths: There's many reasons why they're champions, but it's mainly because they possess the most talented footballers. Their whole set-up is second to none and when it comes to preparation, the management ensure that the players' only concern is beating whoever stands in their way. They have leaders that they can turn to when the pressure comes on and if things are going against them, Jim Gavin also has the luxury of being able to spring proven game-changers from the bench.
Weaknesses: They have hadn't any serious test since the league final on April 24 - a day when Kerry stayed with them for three-quarters of the game. You can have all the training matches you want, but it doesn't compensate for competitive games. As a result, their defensive unit is unproven and in their next game, they're unlikely to have the injured James McCarthy, which is a blow considering they're already without Jack McCaffrey and Rory O'Carroll. Also, there's the annual question for champions: do they have sufficient hunger to retain the title? That will only be answered in the heat of battle.
Summary: They are deserving of their short-priced favourites' tag, but as many a punter at Galway will tell you, odds-on shots don't always win.
2. Tyrone
Strengths: They weren't No 2 in the country at the start of the summer but they have leapfrogged into this position by virtue of their performances. Their confidence is bubbling after landing the Ulster title and that can only strengthen their belief in the system they are playing. After Jim Gavin, Mickey Harte has the strongest panel at his disposal and it must now be a difficult job to pick the 26 for every game. He also has a nice blend of youth and experience, with a bonus that a man of Joe McMahon's calibre is coming back into contention and fresh after missing a good chunk through injury.
Weaknesses: Their forward line needs to perform more consistently and as a more cohesive unit. They have been sporadic to date and some of the frontmen can sometimes start playing as individuals; they cannot afford to go down that road when they get to Croke Park. They also need to be more clinical with their goal opportunities, something which cost them dear in last year's All-Ireland semi-final against Kerry.
Summary: Of the so-called big guns, they are the most improved team, and if that progress is maintained, they should get to the final.
3. Kerry
Strengths: They know how to win All-Irelands, and when pressure comes on in the big games, the likes of Kieran Donaghy, Bryan Sheehan and Donnchadh Walsh will keep calm in the heat of battle and show leadership to those around them. Also, they have to be motivated by a sense of not having done themselves justice in last year's final against Dublin - that can hurt quite a bit. Having an abundance of quality forwards also helps. They have got this far without James O'Donoghue, and 'Gooch' Cooper is now sidelined, but that isn't a concern as Stephen O'Brien and Mikey Geaney have already stepped up to the mark in front of goal.
Weaknesses: How much have they got in the legs, particularly in the middle third? This is the area in which they struggled in the league final against Dublin, when they started to get tired midway through the second half. For all their experience, the likes of Donaghy and Sheehan just can't go at full tilt for 70 minutes and it doesn't look like Eamonn Fitzmaurice is happy with the alternatives. Defensively, there are also question marks. Tipp found holes pretty easily in the Munster final, scoring two goals - and it could have been four. I fancy those gaps won't get smaller in Croke Park.
Summary: They will beat Clare on Sunday and then have their last crack off the Dubs in the semi-final.
Read More: Fitzmaurice confident Kerry will benefit from long lay-off
4. Galway
Strengths: Like Tyrone, they have shown sustained improvement this summer and with their strong tradition, returning to Croke Park could get more out of the players. And like Kerry, they don't lack for men who know how to finish: Damien Comer, Danny Cummins, Shane Walsh and Gary Sice can do damage to any defence given a decent supply. But perhaps the biggest boost to them has been the performances of goalkeeper Bernard Power and full-back Declan Kyne, who have been rock-steady.
Weaknesses: Their targets for the summer have already been met, so Kevin Walsh - who must take plaudits for the way the team has stepped up as they have progressed - will have to convince his players they have more to give. His biggest problem is that when he looks over his shoulder with 15 minutes to go, he just doesn't have the options that the other provincial champions have. His players are also short on experience against the big guns.
Summary: They should get the better of Tipperary, but at this stage of their development, it's hard to see them going any further.
5. Donegal
Strengths: No team has their defensive style honed better than Rory Gallagher's men. Even when things go wrong, they never lose faith in the system, and you have to admire they way they stick to their task. It also should not be forgotten that by the 70th minute in the Ulster final, Tyrone had only scored ten points and Donegal had put themselves in a position to win the match. Big-game players like Michael Murphy, Paddy McBrearty and Odhran MacNiallais should be chomping at the bit getting back to play in Croke Park.
Weaknesses: Much the same as Kerry, many of their players have been on the road a long time and that worry became a reality down the home run of the Ulster final, when Karl Lacey, Anthony Thompson and Rory Kavanagh struggled with the pace. The latter pair were both substituted, while the fact that Thompson was brought back on with five minutes to go underlines a major problem for Gallagher: he doesn't have players on his bench that he believes in.
Summary: I have no doubt that they will get the better of Cork tomorrow and they will give Dublin a run for their money in the quarter-final. . . until the petrol runs dry.
6. Mayo
Strengths: Of all the teams remaining, these boys should not want for motivation. They got a lot of flak for losing to Galway and it hasn't let up since then, so if they channel this the right way, they should be a much tighter unit. They still have the talent and the athleticism to take on the big guns, while in Diarmuid O'Connor and Colm Boyle, they possess two players who lead by example and who can provide inspiration. The return of Tom Parsons from injury will also help.
Weaknesses: In many respects, they have lost their mojo. I thought a run in the qualifiers might help them rediscover it, but a lot of their bigger players - like Cillian O'Connor and Donal Vaughan - have looked laboured. The defensive system they have deployed with Kevin McLoughlin operating as a sweeper hasn't worked and it was alarming how their midfield struggled against Kildare. Then, there's the Aidan O'Shea enigma: he has been played all over the park, instead of being given a specific role.
Summary: They will prove too strong for Westmeath tomorrow and they remain the team with the most potential outside of the top three.
Read More: Tomás Ó Sé: Madness of Championship schedule could cost Kerry dearly come September
7. Cork
Strengths: In his first season, Peadar Healy is learning more about his players with each game and slowly finding his best team. There appears to be a return to form from some of their seasoned campaigners - Colm O'Neill, Paul Kerrigan and Paddy Kelly - and the addition of promising youngsters Peter Kelleher and Sean Powter has added impetus to the attack.
Weaknesses: Defensively, they don't seem to be learning. They conceded big scores in the league (which ultimately led to their relegation) and the concession of 3-15 to Tipp in Munster was proof they haven't shored things up. Also, if I was a Cork supporter I'd be worried about what their captain, Kerrigan, said after the last game - that they'd shoved the criticism down their detractors' throats. Really? After beating Limerick and Longford? It's only when you beat a team of Donegal's calibre that you can come out with something like that.
Summary: They're capable of throwing down a challenge to Donegal, but not of beating them.
8. Clare
Strengths: The team of the summer in many ways, they have been a breath of fresh air and they must be brimming with confidence. In Gary Brennan, they have the midfielder of the championship. He has been outstanding, and the fact that his midfielder partner, Cathal O'Connor, is able to play after having his red card rescinded is a welcome bonus. David Tubridy isn't far behind Brennan in the leadership stakes and has been playing well, while Jamie Malone, Eoin Cleary, Keelan Sexton and Sean Collins are all learning with each game and improving.
Weaknesses: For all their energy and enthusiasm, they lack a cutting edge. They were by far the better team against Roscommon last Saturday, but having wasted a glut of opportunities, they were only three points in front with about 15 minutes to go. Having played Kerry already, it must be a sickener to be facing them again. I'm sure manager Colm Collins would have preferred his players to be taking on a new challenge.
Summary: Still on a learning curve, I can see them ruffling a few Kerry feathers, but a victory is beyond them.
9. Tipperary
Strengths: Similar to Clare, Tipp have brought a real feelgood factor to this year's championship and after their heroics against Derry, there must have been a great buzz at training this week which I'm sure will be brought to Croke Park. What has impressed me most about them is their attitude. At no stage have I heard Liam Kearns or the players moaning about the absence of so many players - they have just gone on with it. This has fostered a never-say-die spirit which served them well late on against Derry and Cork - aided by the fact they possess quality marksmen in Conor Sweeney, Michael Quinlivan and Kevin O'Halloran.
Weaknesses: While they're good going forward, their backline is a long way from being the finished article. I'd go as far as to say they are defensively naïve, and will need to develop a more ruthless approach. And, having had to do without so many players for a variety of reasons, lack of strength in depth is a problem and as problem arise, Kearns just doesn't have viable alternatives.
Summary: Another battling display looks assured on Sunday, but Galway are likely to have their measure.
Read More: Alan Brogan: Davy Fitz's antics are not doing Clare any good
10. Westmeath
Strengths: They'll have no fear of Mayo and the fact that everyone is writing them off this week is sure to give them plenty of motivation. They'll take heart from their first-half performance against Dublin and how their set-up worked - for as long as they had the legs to carry it out. Having forwards of the proven ability of John Heslin and Kieran Martin will always give you hope, once you get sufficient ball to them.
Weaknesses: Their lack of mobility in the middle proved a big handicap in the second half against Dublin and with their limited pool of resources that is always going to be a problem. This can put huge pressure on the backs as a game progresses. Also, the unfortunate injury to Ray Connellan robs Tom Cribbin of a promising young forward.
Summary: As they were against Dublin, they'll be competitive early on against Mayo but the difficulty is sustaining their challenge.
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As we turn the calendar to June it means two things. The NBA Finals are here, and so is the NBA Draft. June 27th is the exact date we will all tune into ESPN and watch David Stern get booed for the last time. Now is that why we watch? Of course not! Maybe it's to see who goes number one? Maybe it's to see who the Knicks pass on so they can take a player like Jordan Hill? Maybe it's to see when the first random European guy gets taken so you can text your friend who roots for that team and just laugh as he sits in misery? Regardless of your reason, the draft watch has officially started and it's time to separate the good and the bad. This draft coming up is considered fairly weak, but it does have some guys worth taking.
Anthony Bennett UNLV PF 6'8"
Bennett arrived at UNLV with a ton of hype, and did not disappoint one bit. With his immense size there was little surprise that he quickly became an issue for teams defending him in the low post, but what surprised everyone was his long-range stroke. During his lone collegiate season, Bennett posted 16.1 PPG, 8.1 REB, 1.2 BLK, 53.1 FG%, and a 37.5 3P%. Even his free throw percentage was pretty good at 70.1%, as he led the Rebels to a 25-9 regular season record, and a 5th seed in the NCAA tournament. His athleticism is off the charts and his motor is non-stop which has impressed many NBA scouts. His length does make up for his height and power forwards of his mold are more common in today's NBA. His lack of a traditional post game is an issue as well as his lack of defense, but I feel those are issues that can be corrected in the near future. Overall, it appears that Bennett is being targeted in the top four picks of the draft, despite his recent rotator cuff surgery in early May. His potential is through the roof because of his athleticism and ability to stretch the defense with his outside game. I think the Wizards would be very foolish to pass on Bennett at the 3rd pick in the draft, unless Otto Porter is still on the board.
Otto Porter Georgetown SF 6'9"
In his second season at Georgetown Porter really came on strong and posted a stat line of 16.2 PPG, 7.5 REB, 1.8 STL, 48 FG%, 77.7 FT%, and 42.2 3P%. When referring to Georgetown prospects, one must look at them differently than you do for other collegiate prospects. In their system, the Hoyas tend to not have good players blossom to their potential because of their system, but this year Porter emerged surprisingly. His moment of national relevance came when he and the Hoyas visited the Dome to face Syracuse in what now stands as the highest attended regular season game, on campus, in college basketball history. On the huge stage, Porter shot 12-19 and totaled 33 points in Georgetown's upset win. From then on, scouts and analysts started to really take notice of what Porter can develop into. He's a big small forward that has a very nice outside game. Porter also has the ability to drive to the basket with ease, which is a key thing that scouts look at. I like to compare him to Rudy Gay because of his size and ability to hit a jump shot consistently. A report came out recently that said Nerlens Noel is at the top of the Cavaliers' draft board, but I really think they will trade the pick to another team. Porter is good enough to go number one in the draft and I don't see him slipping past the number three spot.
C.J. McCollum PG Lehigh 6'3"
C.J. is not a big named player, but it would surprise me if he doesn't go in the top ten of the draft. The 6'3" point guard from Lehigh is a dominant scorer who rebounds well for his size. McCollum will fit well in the NBA because of the new era's tall point guards such as Deron Williams and Russell Westbrook. McCollum's stock could have been even higher if not for him suffering a broken left foot early in the 2012-2013 season against VCU. In his junior season at Lehigh, he averaged 21.9 PPG, 6.5 REB, 3.5 AST, 44.3 FG%, 34.1 3P%, and 81.1 FT%. What is weird is when looking at his numbers, is his low number of assists, but I will chalk that up to his teammates being sub-par (REMEMBER HE PLAYED FOR LEHIGH). He should be a high commodity come late June because of the need for a point guard this day and age.
Tony Snell SG/SF New Mexico 6'7"
When you look at Snell's overall numbers they don't jump out at you and say potential star, (12/5 PPG, 2.9 AST, 2.6 REB, 42.2 FG%, 39 3P%, 84.3 FT%) but this junior playmaker will only bring good things to the team that calls his name. His jump shot is smooth and he can easily stretch the defense with the three-ball. Snell is a very smart player, and has little trouble reading defenses to help him get open. His athleticism allows him to make plays every now and then that will make number one on SportsCenter's top plays. He possesses a pass-first mentality despite the low assist totals, but that can be explained for point guard Kendall Williams racking those numbers up. On the other side of the court, Snell is a fantastic on-ball defender. Opponents scored 18.8% of the time against him when isolated. He has very good lateral quickness and tremendous length for a perimeter defender. If I had to compare him to a current NBA player he is almost identical to San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard.
Nerlens Noel PF/C Kentucky 6'11"
Yeah, that's right! I hate Nerlens Noel. Sure, he's an awesome shot blocker, but that's all I see in him. For me, if I'm drafting number one overall, there is no way I'm taking a guy because he does one thing really well. When you look at Noel's numbers they don't appear that bad actually. His 4.4 blocks per game jump off the screen as just amazing, and his field goal percentage of 59% is very good. If you watch his games though, and the scouts do, you will see a very good shot blocker who has a worst-case-scenario offensive game. He will miss point blank shots from four feet away, and will never attempt a jump shot unless the shot clock is about to expire. He kills his team at the foul line as he shoots an atrocious 52.9%. These days in the NBA coaches will play hack-a-Shaq if you really are that bad at the line. As good as a defender he may be, he will be just as bad on the offensive side of the court. Majority of his 10.9 PPG came off of alley-oops and unguarded layups. To top it all off, Noel suffered a torn ACL injury towards the end of the season. He will not be ready for the start of the season, and of course there is no way in telling how he will bounce back. Part of what makes Noel a good player is the high intensity and motor that he always plays with. There should be no risk like this when deciding to draft a player as high as many think Noel should go. In my opinion the Cavaliers, the team who will be selecting first this year, will trade their pick along with power forward Anderson Varejao for a big name power forward like Kevin Love or LaMarcus Aldridge. Cleveland is smart and will not waste a pick because some experts think Noel could be great. Sure, Noel could be the next Dikembe Mutumbo, but I think he could also be the next Joel Anthony. The only difference between Nerlens and Anthony is that Joel was undrafted and Noel will probably go in the top-5. AVOID THIS GUY.
Michael Carter-Williams PG Syracuse 6'6"
It kills me to put MCW on this list, but I have no choice. As a current Syracuse student I got to witness Carter-Williams' season first-hand, and in fact shared the same major as him. In his first and only season as the starting point guard for the Orange, MCW carried some heavy expectations that he failed to live up to. To give him some credit, the guy is a special player because he is a 6'6" point guard, but that's where the bus runs out of gas for Michael. Over the course of the season he shot dreadfully from all areas of the court (39.3 FG%, 29.2 3P%, 69.4 FT %). For the first half of the season Carter-Williams lead the country in both assists and steals, but the competition was pathetic. Some of his opponents during that stretch were Monmouth, Colgate, and Central Conn St. who, if you ask me, are not even mediocre teams. In his non-conference games the sophomore point guard racked up eight double-digit assist games while against the Big East he only amassed three such games. He was a perfect fit for Jim Boeheim's 2-3 zone defense because of his rare length at the point guard position, but in the NBA teams play man-to-man defense. As you look at the tape you will find his inconsistency and that he is prone to turning the ball over. He makes poor decisions at the worst times and lacks leadership qualities that a point guard would preferably have if he wants to be taken early in the draft. His potential is great because of his size and athleticism, but for me there are too many question marks. Some experts have MCW going in the top ten where as others have him for sure going in the lottery. I think he is a post-lottery pick that should have stayed at least one more year at college.


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We are experiencing a worldwide rebellion against liberal democracy. In Hungary, Russia, Turkey and other countries across Europe, right- and left-wing parties flirt with authoritarian rule. In the United States, President Donald J. Trump channels the voices of the self-described disenfranchised. Representative governments everywhere are shown to be corrupt, inefficient, and undemocratic. The great political achievement of the modern era - stable representative democracy - is everywhere under attack.
Hannah Arendt knew that democracy is tenuous. In 1970 she famously wrote:
Democracy is weakened when citizens are encouraged to hand over the time-consuming work of self-government to professional politicians. Arendt was continuously critical of representative models of democracy that rely upon experts in place of participation, which is why she rooted the crisis of democracy in the dissipation of public power. The disempowerment of the people in representative democracy embraces a bourgeois preference to pursue individual interests, to be relieved of the duty of politics and public virtue. But as we have seen recently, this separation between citizens and government has only further weakened the principles of liberal, representative democracy.
"Representative government is in crisis today, partly because it has lost, in the course of time, all institutions that permitted the citizens' actual participation, and partly because it is now gravely affected by the disease from which the party system suffers: bureaucratization and the two parties' tendency to represent nobody except the party machines."
Today, the authority and power of experts is waning. The elected politicians that represent the traditional institutions of democracy are being replaced by outsiders. The rise of networks with access to infinite information means that the authority of any one source is diminished. Expertise of the press is challenged by online news and social media. The authority of democratic government is undermined by accusations of corruption and bias. And the hypothetical claim of science to truth is diminished by the infinite multiplication of information. In all realms, power has shifted toward the masses of individuals who identify as outsiders. And they are organizing themselves in energetic communities based on eccentric beliefs impervious to wider standards of common sense and truth. In light of these crisis of democracy we are at risk of losing our common liberal pluralist community, a meaningfulness unity amongst real differences.
The crisis facing democratic regimes today is cause for serious concern; it is also an opportunity for deep reflection on questions and assumptions concerning liberal representative democracy. Instead of assuming a defensive posture and taking up arms to defend the status quo, our conference asks: How can we take advantage of this crisis to make democracy stronger?
Our two-day conference will seek to answer the following questions:
- Are we experiencing a crisis of democracy?
- Are we witnessing the rise of authoritarian or fascist governments?
- Does rule by experts and bureaucrats threaten democracy?
- How does the centralization of power contribute to the crisis of democracy?
- Does identity politics threaten or enable pluralist government?
- Does the information explosion render obsolete the authority of democratic institutions?
- What motivates us to take part in democratic processes?
- Is representative democracy an inherently unstable model of government?
For more information, call 845-758-6822, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com,
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Telugu Television channel Zee Telugu has acquired the satellite rights of Mahesh Babu's upcoming film 'Brahmotsavam" for a whopping price which is highest among Mahesh Babu's films.
The rights were bought for whooping 20 Cr (including two other films of PVP + Hindi Dubbed version rights), says a source. The pre-release business of the film is at peaks, The overseas rights are offered 13 Cr, East sold for 5 Cr, West for 4.2 Cr, Guntur for 6 cr and Krishna for 4.2 cr.
Mahesh is romancing with three actresses Kajal Aggarwal, Samantha and Pranitha and the shoot is going on in RFC under the direction of Srikanth Addala , produced by PVP and the film is all set to hit theaters on April 29th.
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The Sun this week published an article (that can be read online here) about investing in wine, and whilst the entire wine trade should laud their efforts for bringing this excellent alternative investment vehicle to their wide readership, we felt compelled to highlight a few inaccurate bits and offer some slightly broader tips with regards to their article.
Firstly: "A £1,000 collection bought then would now be worth a whopping £2,760".
Whilst this isn't necessarily wrong, it's rather vague and seems to be a reiteration of the previous comment that "wine" has increased by 176%. To be blunt, which wines have gone up by precisely £1760 and how was that measured? Furthermore, how was this return realised? In life before Vinetrade, brokers would charge upwards of 10% commission to realise your return, netting you £1484 if not less.
Secondly: "International Wine Challenge Awards, handed almost a quarter of the gongs to supermarket tipples"
Very rarely can you buy investment grade wine off a supermarket shelf, and were you to do so (Supermarkets have been known to offer the occasional deal on mid-level Bordeaux) there are several more problems with buying investment grade wine this way.
A) It's highly unlikely that the wine will come with its Original Wooden Case (OWC), and thus be worth less as loose bottles.
B) As you're purchasing it in a supermarket it will already have the duty and the V.A.T. paid on it, and so it is in a far less appealing state for when it comes to resale and realisation of your returns. Duty Paid stock signifies that the wine might not have been always been stored in ideal conditions, such as a bonded warehouse.
Thirdly: "Five top tips"
Ignoring the fact that there are only two tips and that this section is more of an FAQ, advising people to invest with as little as £500 is somewhat misleading. To make any kind of serious return on such an investment you'd be looking at over 10%, ignoring the fact that if you went through traditional methods you'd lose 10% realising your investment.
What the "Top Tip" hasn't factored in, and really should, is the cost of storage. Certainly if you kept it in your own personal cellar then there is no storage cost (however see above the problem with Duty-Paid stock). The cost of storage at a bonded warehouse is around the £15 per annum mark, so that if your wine makes a 15% gain over 5 years, increasing to £588, it will have cost you £75 to store it for that long. To seriously invest in wine, consider at least 10 times the amount suggested to make it worth your while.
Fourthly: "Budget" – Prices per bottle?!
We would sorely like to know where one can buy Lynch Bages 2008 for as little as £33 a bottle today, whilst this is a somewhat pedantic criticism of the article we felt we should highlight the error (the cheapest bottle in the U.K. today is around the £70 mark, duty and V.A.T included). The main concern is listing wines by the bottle, as the article mentions in the "top tips", wines in their OWC are worth more, and certainly to be serious about investing in wine you should only ever buy by the case.
The basics: "speak to a wine merchant"
Probably the best piece of advice in the article was advising people to speak with an expert, and so we summarise below the basic points for investing in wine:
- Buy the right wines, investment grade wines, from the best of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Italian, Spanish, Champagne, New World Cult producers and not from the aisle in a supermarket.
- Buy by the case and store in a bonded warehouse, or better yet, as suggested have someone with experience store it for you, Vinetrade offers this service.
- Buy to make your investment worthwhile, consider storage costs, financing costs and inflation, again at Vinetrade we're more than happy to advise.
- Know your exit, how and when do you plan to sell? Often merchants will take a large commission on your investment to realise your return, at Vinetrade we only charge a small handling fee.


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Abstract presented by Vanderbilt University researchers demonstrates labelling of breast cancer tumours with a molecular imaging agent, using the eXplore Optix system
ART Advanced Research Technologies Inc. ("ART") (TSX:ARA), a Canadian medical device company and a leader in optical molecular imaging products for the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to announce its participation at the 4th Annual Meeting of the Society of Molecular Imaging (SMI), being held at the Gurzenich Congress Center, in Cologne, Germany, from September 7 to 10, 2005.
At the SMI conference, results obtained from ART's eXplore Optix system will be featured in the Novel Probes and Activation Strategies Poster Session, to be held on September 10 at 4 PM. A poster entitled "Optical Molecular Imaging Using a Novel Peripheral Benzodiazepine Receptor (PBR)-Targeted Near Infrared Probe for Enhanced in vivo Breast Cancer Detection" will be presented by a research team headed by Dr. Darryl J. Bornhop, Professor in Vanderbilt University's Department of Chemistry. Researchers tested a molecular imaging agent synthesized in their labs, NIR-PK 11195, which targets a particular receptor overexpressed in breast cancer, the peripheral benzodiazepine receptor (PBR). Results obtained using the eXplore Optix system confirm preferential labeling in tumor regions of human breast cancer tumor-bearing mice. In addition, ROI measurements indicate that the agent's uptake kinetics can be quantitatively determined.
"These findings by the research team at Vanderbilt University go further in establishing optical molecular imaging as a superior method for the detection, diagnosis and characterization of breast cancer," said Micheline Bouchard, ART's President and CEO. "Molecular imaging provides physiological information about a lesion with no exposition to ionizing radiation and no painful breast compression. ART is developing a breast cancer imaging device, SoftScan®, for use in humans, based on the same technology platform and which is currently entering the final phase of its clinical development plan," added Ms. Bouchard.
"We are very encouraged by these results and the implications for early detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer," stated Dr. Darryl J. Bornhop, Professor in Vanderbilt University's Department of Chemistry.
In addition, ART will be at the event as an exhibitor in the GE Healthcare booth (#23), and will present eXplore Optix™, a pre-clinical optical molecular imager designed to provide in vivo biodistribution and pharmacokinetics data, at the booth located in the Gurzenich Congress Center.
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ART Advanced Research Technologies Inc. is a leader in optical molecular imaging products for the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. ART has developed two products based on its innovative technology. The first is eXplore Optix™, a molecular imaging device designed for monitoring physiological changes in living systems at the preclinical study phases of new drugs. eXplore Optix™ is distributed by GE Healthcare and is used by industry and academic leaders worldwide to bring new and better treatments to patients faster. The second is SoftScan®, a medical imaging device designed to improve the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. ART is commercializing its products in a global strategic alliance with GE Healthcare, a world leader in mammography and imaging. ART's shares are listed on the TSX under the ticker symbol ARA. Visit ART online at www.art.ca
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Fright-Rags has teamed up with the Lugosi estate to release two t-shirts and a pair of socks, featuring the classic horror icon in his signature Dracula costume.
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Toys For Tots is hosting a holiday Meet & Greet Santa event Saturday, December 17 in Stinnett. All are welcome to bring their children for pictures with Santa and face painting. Volunteers are providing muffins, cookies and juice too. The meet and greet event begins at 9:00 a.m. and continues to noon at the Stinnett Community Center located at 801 Main St. Any donations given will benefit the Hutchinson County Toys For Tots program.
For more information or questions, please call or text Toys For Tots Coordinator Denice Thomas at (806) 886-3533.
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So You Think You Can Dance headed to Salt Lake City and Brooklyn, N.Y. this week in search of America's favorite dancer.
Here's a look at the standouts.
Devon McCullough and Micah Clark:
The steppers from Salt Lake City, both headed to choreography, but only Devon got the golden ticket to Vegas.
Chyna Smith:
Chyna Smith is the ultimate SYTYCD fan. The dancer from Idaho did a lot of name dropping during her audition clip, saying she has performed with Natalie Reid (Katee Shean's friend who never made it to the top 20), Season 4 contestant Matt Dorame, and Season 5 runner-up Brandon Bryant. Her audition dance was also choreographed by Season 2 contestant and Season 7 all-star Allison Holker. Chyna said she has been told she looks like Season 2 contestant Joy Spears, but Nigel Lythgoe likened her to Season 6 contestant Molly Gray. Her connections paid off, and Chyna moved right through to Vegas.
Annie Gratton:
Annie thought her red hair would make her stand out in a sea of blond dancers in Salt Lake City, but it was really her father's moves that put her in the spotlight. The stage dad took the opportunity to get on stage and show the hopefuls how it's really done and admittedly he wasn't half bad.
Tadd Gadduang:
Tadd is one of the more unique b-boyers to audition for SYTYCD, showing he can do more than just tricks.
Samantha Hiller:
Samantha Hiller may not even remember her audition. The contemporary dancer from California was suffering from amnesia during her performance, after hitting her head just three weeks earlier. Samantha was able to remember how to dance, making it to the choreography round, but the judges passed on her moving on to Vegas.
Chase Thomas:
Chase Thomas believes in the beauty of the human body, so much so that he performed his audition in nothing but his draws.
Samara Cohen aka Princess Lockerooo
Princess Lockerooo from Brooklyn introduced SYTYCD to a new style of dance called "Whacking." Cohen said her form of dance is inspired by spinning objects and Marshall arts. The judges found her unique and sent her straight through to Vegas.
Brandon Jones:
It's surprising we haven't seen Brandon Jones, 26, from New Brunswick, N.J., on SYTYCD before.
Brian Henry aka Hallow Dreams:
I love a krumper who cries. Brian Henry, from Brooklyn, N.Y., may be cocky, but he balled like a baby when the judges sent him through the Vegas. But the tears came after dissing Lil C and Season 6 winner Russell Ferguson.
"I'm not Russell...I'm going to krump."
When it comes to Lil C, who is considered the King of Krump, Henry is also unimpressed by his krumping. "Lil C brought it to mainstream. I'm going to bring it back."
Mary Kate Sheehan:
Mary Kate Sheehan could be the first Irish stepper on SYTYCD. Sheehan has won the last three regional competitions in Irish stepping, is top 5 in the nation and top in the world.
Virgil "Lil O" Gadson: The judges have already made big predictions for this b-boyer from Philadelphia, saying "I can imagine you in the top 20."
Jess LeProtto:
The actor, dancer and singer from Little Falls, N.J., was criticized by the judges, who said he didn't appear to enjoy dancing. I couldn't disagree more. LeProtto, whose style is musical theater, reminds me of Season 6 finalist Evan Kasprzak, who couldn't be more entertaining. But LeProtto did admit that he has some trouble smiling while dancing after having braces for several years. LeProtto proved himself in choreography and received a ticket to Vegas.
Robert Taylor Jr.
This is the last year for Robert, 30, aka, "The Woo Man," to make it into the top 20. Taylor is a teacher at Broadway Dance Center in New York City, and according to his bio, was a contestant on Season 6 of SYTYCD. His credits also include a signing performance on American Idol Season 3, in the national tour of the musical Hairspray and appeared as a dancer in Kat Deluna's music video for "Whine Up."
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SYTYCD Season 8 Auditions: Salt Lake City, NYC
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