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Secretary of the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine, Thomas Perlmann said the scientists "were able to peek inside our biological clock and elucidate its inner workings. Their discoveries explain how plants, animals, and humans adapt their biological rhythm so that it is synchronised with the earth's revolutions."
The winners were awakened with a surprised phone call in the early hours of the morning, informing them of their win. Rosbash whose initially reaction was "you are kidding me," later joked, "the phone call at 5:10 this morning destroyed my circadian rhythms."
Time of our lives: The discovery of our body clockThe USD1.1 million prize was awarded for the scientists' work – which first began in the 1970s – when they questioned the possibility of identifying the genes that are responsible for controlling our body's adaptation to the 24-hour day—through the daily regulation of metabolism, sleeping and waking, hormones and body temperature.
Beginning with fruit flies, the three discovered that mutations in an unknown gene disrupted the flies' circadian clock and called the gene period, or "per". Then, in the 1980s, Hall and Rosbash, found that levels of the protein, named PER, build up at night and dropped during the day.
In 1994, Young found a gene that helps control the period gene's activity and named it "timeless gene"; and the protein it produces, TIM. He then uncovered a third gene, "doubletime" that helps adjusting the 24-hour oscillation of the "period" gene. "With exquisite precision, our inner clock adapts our physiology to the dramatically different phases of the day.
The "paradigm-shifting discoveries" were that the built-up proteins enter the cell nucleus, and in a negative feedback loop, turn off the genes that make them. Jeremy Berg, editor-in-chief of Science said one of the surprises of the work was that the circadian clock is operative in every cell, not just in brain cells, which means PER and TIM also "affect other aspects of physiology" with "implications for work schedules, sleep hygiene."
So, what happens when sleep is disturbed?"Our well-being is affected when there is a temporary mismatch between our external environment and this internal biological clock, for example when we travel across several time zones and experience jet lag," said the Nobel committee. "There are indications that chronic misalignment is associated with increased risk for disease."
The brain for example, is regulated by sunlight and the liver by meals. Thus, when people force themselves to stay awake, the stress hormone cortisol is released which suppresses the immune system. In the long run, this can make the body more susceptible to a range of illnesses, like cancer.
In addition, the human body never adapts to sleeping during the day and staying awake at night. Those who adopt such sleeping habit are at risk of blunted interactions, a lack of empathy, complex thinking and clear memories, depression and bipolar disorder. In such a state, people can do "overly impulsive things," remarked Russell Foster, a professor of circadian neuroscience at Oxford University. (This explains why nurses who work the night shift are often at high risk.)
What happens when you don't eat on time?Fred Turek, a circadian scientist at Northwestern University says this "may be underlying the chronic diseases we face in our society today." The master clock which is set by sunlight, cues all the other clocks that it is time for rest so if a person decides to eat in the middle of the night, "the clock in the brain is sending signals saying: do not eat!" he advises.
If the person opts to eat anyway, the clock in the pancreas begins to release insulin – resulting in competing time cues and imbalance. This affects the body weight, as revealed in a finding by a team of researchers, in 2013. (The study was also published in the International Journal of Obesity.) The earlier people eat their main meal, the more successful they are in losing weight.
Drugs are also affected. "If you take a drug at one time of day, it might be much more toxic than another time of day," says Turek, adding that this could be because the liver is better at detoxifying at certain times rather than others. Scientists are using this to study how to time the administration of medicine.
And therein lies the importance of the discoveries: "Circadian biology has developed into a vast and highly dynamic research field, with implications for our health and wellbeing," said the Nobel citation.
"The mechanism we discovered, governs at least half of gene expression," remarked Rosbash. "That, is why everything falls under the broad umbrella of circadian rhythms." "What we're doing now in medicine is what Einstein did for physics. He brought time to physics – we're bringing time to biology," expressed Turek. MIMS
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The NWT Oil and Gas Annual Report 2016 is now available. While the slowdown in the global oil and gas sector continued in 2016, the GNWT is moving forward with a number of initiatives to improve the environment for responsible development of Northwest Territories petroleum resources.
The GNWT, in its 2016-19 mandate, committed to introducing a long term strategy to attract oil and gas development to the NWT. Additionally, a review of the Petroleum Resources Act and Oil and Gas Operations Act is included in the GNWT-wide commitment to evolve its legislative, regulatory and policy systems to advance the territorial vision of land and resource management post Devolution.
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Joining the new arm are Roger Lefkon and Peter Marino. Lefkon was formerly president of entertainment at DIC, and Marino was most recently executive vice president of programming for Twentieth Television.
Tim Swift joins MGP as senior VP overseeing major corporate events as well as TV specials and concerts. Events in which Swift has had a hand over the years include the Grammy Awards, presidential galas and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame ceremonies. This past summer, he produced the AT&T concert series at the Olympics.
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When French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni meet with Barack and Michelle Obama on Tuesday at the White House, all eyes will be on the glamorous first ladies and the body language between the two leaders.
During their one-on-one meeting, the two Presidents are expected to discuss issues ranging from Iran to climate change to recent controversial Air Force refueling contract bid. Their relationship has gone through some very public ups and downs since they have both been in office.
Sarkozy was not shy in expressing his admiration for then-candidate Obama in July 2008, "The French love the Americans." Obama's campaign trip through Europe and the Middle East was his debut on the international stage. Obama left such an impression that Sarkozy wrapped up their joint appearance saying, "Good luck to Barack Obama, if he is chosen, then France will be delighted. If it is someone else, France will be the friend of the United States of America."
After Obama's victory, the relationship between two presidents seemed to get off to a strong start.
In a letter soon after the election, Sarkozy congratulated Obama for having won a hard-fought campaign, "It is also a crowning achievement of an exceptional campaign whose brilliance and high tone demonstrated the vitality of American democracy to the entire world, while keeping them spellbound."
Sarkozy greeted Obama warmly during the NATO summit in Strasbourg last April, his first trip to Europe as commander-in-chief. The U.S. president had nothing but praise for his counterpart at a joint news conference, "He's courageous on so many fronts, it's hard to keep up. And the energy that he has brought to foreign affairs is something that I think we've all benefited from." Sarkozy returned the compliment, "I appreciate his open-mindedness and his clear determination to build a new world."
Two months later when Obama returned to France in June to mark the 65th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy, the relationship between the two presidents appeared to start to get a little shaky.
The Obamas made a stop in Paris for some sightseeing but turned down a dinner invitation by the French President, opting to dine alone. But Michelle Obama and their daughters did have lunch with the Sarkozys after the president bolted the City of Light.
The French press widely speculated that the pro-American Sarkozy was obsessed and enamored with Obama and was seeking one-on-one face time at various global forums.
Sarkozy then suggested that President Obama was naive in his address at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2009 when the U.S. president said "We must stop the spread of nuclear weapons and seek the goal of a world without them."
In front of more than 100 world leaders, the French president took a jab back at the leader of the free world, saying "President Obama has even said, 'I dream of a world without (nuclear weapons).' Yet before our very eyes, two countries are currently doing the exact opposite." Sarkozy was referring to Iran and North Korea as he continued, "We are living in a real world, not a virtual world."
Heather Conley Director of European program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies considers tomorrow's visit important for the US and France and overall US-European relations, "There are clouds on the bilateral and transatlantic horizon that bear watching."
The French leader does not see eye-to-eye with Obama on a host of issues. France opposes Turkey joining the EU, would like to see more aggressive efforts in combating global warming, and insists on tighter regulations on banks, executive compensation, hedge funds, credit default swaps and other financial transactions.
Earlier this year in a television interview, Sarkozy wondered why Obama had spent his first year devoted to health care, "I didn't see that that made things simpler." In another media outlet, he again let loose about the democrats losing three elections, the governorships in Virginia, New Jersey and the late Senator Edward Kennedy's seat in Massachusetts, "Obama has been in power for a year, and he has already lost three special elections. Me, I have won two legislative elections and the EU election. What can one say I've lost?"
Despite differences, Obama and Sarkozy have worked on areas of common concerns and interests. Both countries cooperated on the problem of pirates in seas around the horn of Africa. France is a NATO member that supports the re-engagement of the mission in Afghanistan; and the two countries are working together on passing sanctions against Iran.
However the meeting on bilateral relations goes between the two leaders, their wives will join them for a private dinner at the White House, something the Elysee Palace described as "a gesture of particular esteem." But what you can bet the press will be most interested in is what both fashion-conscious first ladies will be wearing.


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Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories are working on a medical device that will be able to quickly detect numerous biothreat agents, including anthrax, ricin, botulinum, shiga and SEB toxin.
The device will first need to be approved by the FDA. It will then be used in emergency rooms in event of a bioterrorism attack.
"This is an unmet need for the nation's biodefense program," Anup Singh, senior manager for Sandia's biological science and technology group, said. "A point-of-care device does not exist."
Sandia's project is funded by a recent grant for almost $4 million by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, a part of the National Institutes of Health. With the funding, Sandia's work on biosciences and microfluidics have continued to grow.
"This will take things to the next level," Singh said.
The need for diagnostic devices is a growing market, Singh said, since there are always new diseases that are troublesome to detect.
"Plus, we want dual-use devices that combat both man-made and nature-made problems," Singh said. "We're not just going to wait for the next anthrax letter incident to happen for our devices to be used and tested; we want them to be useful for other things as well, like infectious diseases."
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By Alison Fetherstonhaugh.
How did I spend my summer as a 17-year-old? Teaching young girls how to kayak in a freezing cold lake at an overnight camp in northern Ontario. How is Leslieanne John, a 17-year-old rising fourth-year student at Brooklyn, New York's Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH), spending her summer? She's completing an eight-week internship with the Center for Applied Insights – a thought leadership team within IBM. I've had the privilege of serving as Leslieanne's manager and mentor this summer, and can attest to what a truly invaluable experience this has been for both her and our team at IBM.
P-TECH is an innovative grades 9 through 14 school from which students will graduate with an Associate in Applied Science degree that will enable them to gain employment in the IT industry or continue their studies at a four-year college or university. Leslieanne is a star student P-TECH – from which she plans to graduate in four years instead of six – and aspires to attend an Ivy League institution. President Obama even commended her in a speech when he visited the school last October.
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Read Leslieanne's blogs, and you'll see that she's a fantastic writer. Leslieanne is among the top writers in her class at P-TECH, but writing in a business setting was a new challenge for her. By writing emails and summarizing the key points of her executive interviews, Leslieanne worked hard to transform her writing skills into the simple, direct and informative style that we all hope to encounter in business writing. In the end, Leslieanne made noticeable improvements in her skills during her short time with IBM.
But by far the most beneficial aspect of Leslieanne's IBM internship was her exposure to a real-world workplace. Workplace learning both in summer internships and throughout the school year is a core component of the P-TECH curriculum. The chance to learn professional behaviors from mentors and role models – in addition to the challenges of elevated work standards and deadlines – represents a substantial educational advantage for Leslieanne and her P-TECH peers.
Leslieanne believes the most valuable lesson she learned at IBM this summer was how to accept criticism and ask questions. As a top student and self-starter, Leslieanne was not used to receiving such forthright evaluation of her work. She admitted that her feelings were somewhat bruised after she received critical feedback on her first blog post. But by understanding the importance of learning from others and using constructive criticism to improve the quality of her work, Leslieanne acquired skills that will benefit her for years
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Project management is challenging. There's no denying that! Therefore, it's only wise to accept its challenges and start working on ways to best tackle them. Both managers and team members have to navigate through a lot of pain points.
So, what can we do to fix them? The easiest solution is to opt for a project management tool. In this post, readers will get to know what are the pain points of managing projects and how a project planning software can remedy them.
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1. Organization
This is a huge pain point which gets worse when teams are large. So many things to track, so many files, documents, deadlines, work reports to manage, and what not! All these things combined can drive any manager insane unless of course you have a mechanism to turn things around.
A project management tool is the perfect way to end the pain that comes with disorganization in a project. These software connects everything for easy comprehension. You can assign responsibilities, delegate, keep an eye on deadlines, know what teams are upto, and everything from just one place. The tool is there to give answers to all your queries instantly.
2. Accountability
Organizations have long struggled to make it easy to trace accountability. Team members in particular will be pleased if there was a system in place for it. Nobody likes being accountable for other people's mistakes. But, in the absence of a project management software, it is easy to play blame-games.
However, when planning software comes in picture, every single task can be traced back to whom it was assigned/delegated. Managers can figure out easily whose failure of responsibility has set things back. You can also reward outstanding performers for their hard work instead of giving their credit to someone else.
3. Consolidation
It's not uncommon for managers to feel lost in the smaller details of a project and end-up failing to see the bigger picture in this process. The opposite is also true. There can be times when there's such an overload of information that some of the smaller yet important details could be easily overlooked.
An online project management software remedies that problem by consolidating a large pool of information. You have everything from documents and report sheets to images and task details; all in one place. All that makes briefing super-easy.
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Information/data is powerful for any business organization. There can be times when a person may not have easy access to the required piece of information. Lack of visibility or access of right information to right people is another pain point that lot of organizations struggle with.
Project planning software allow you to give/restrict information access to certain group of individuals depending on what role they play in. Managers can exercise control on information sharing and visibility without the complications of too many protocols involved in doing so.
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One person has died, another is in isolation and more than 80 others are being monitored closely following an outbreak of Marburg hemorrhagic fever (Marburg HF) in Uganda.
Of the 80 people currently being monitored for further signs of the virus, more than 60 are health care professionals who made contact with the first case, who also worked in the medical field. The 20 other people being monitored were individuals involved in the burial process of the deceased, Xinhua News Agency reports.
"The ministry of health calls upon the public to remain calm and on alert amidst this epidemic,"Elioda Tumwesigye, the minister of state for health, said at a joint media briefing with the World Health Organization (WHO), according to Xinhua News Agency. "All suspected cases can be reported to the ministry of health hotline."
No travel ban has been instituted at this time, but the WHO suggests that citizens follow all precautions put in place to avoid further spread of the virus.The rare animal-borne Marburg virus affects humans and is part of the same virus family as Ebola. It was first detected in 1967 and is commonly hosted by the African fruit bat.


text: How the Pappa Fund was started.At the beginning of 1994 not only did the Pappa Fund not exist, but the idea of it had not entered anyone's head. The story of what happened in the succeeding two months is a sharp illustration of the realities of life in Rameswaram. John Lane, the co-founder of the Fund, takes up the story. "I was in India at the beginning of 1994 as a freelance journalist researching hospitals and healthcare in the south of the country. During a week off in Rameswaram, I was struck by the island's cultural diversity and richness and by the friendliness of the people. I made many friends, including a family of poor but highly motivated and determined fishing people. When I left I promised I'd keep in touch with them."A month later, after a particularly busy time in Manipal, an impressive medical centre in the state of Karnataka, I had another few days to spare before my next assignment, and decided to return to Rameswaram. During this visit, the mother of the fishing family I'd made friends with, confided in me that she had a serious heart disease. It had been diagnosed four years previously, and an operation to replace a faulty valve had been recommended. She was only 36 years old, and the prognosis for somebody of her age was excellent, provided she had the operation in good time. Her lack of financial means, however, had made the operation impossible. Although she felt that her condition had not deteriorated significantly in the four years since her diagnosis, she was worried about doing nothing. So was I. "I set about using my new contacts to find a hospital that would carry out the necessary operation without charge. Such hospitals, I knew, existed in India even if they were few and far between. With barely more than an hour to go before I had to catch a train to Calcutta, I received news of a hospital 500 miles away that could and would do the operation without charge. I left the family celebrating the good news, and promised I'd return in a month to find out how the operation had gone. "The month passed, and I'd barely been in my Rameswaram hotel room for ten minutes before there was a knock on the door. It was one of the family's sons. "Come in, come in," I said, excited to hear how his mother was. No answer. The boy brushed past me and slumped on my bed before the tears started to roll from his eyes. It was half an hour before he could speak. His mother had collapsed at home and died an hour later just a week before her hospital appointment. "When I was back in England, I couldn't free my mind from the anguish at the waste of this woman's death. It was a completely avoidable tragedy. Money, or lacking that, simple information given at the right time, would have saved her. But worse, I knew this was not a unique case; it just happened to be the one I knew about. What could be done? How could money or information be available to the next person in her situation? These were the thoughts I shared with my friends during my first few weeks back in England. "I told Ann Christopher and Ken Cook who began to ring friends, repeat the story and ask for donations. By the time I was due to return to India, they had collected £500 and told me to find a way to use it. "It was nearly a year before I spent any of it. I reckoned I needed to get to know Rameswaram better first; find out what made the place tick; get to know more of the people; assess the needs and find local people I could work with. It was early 1995 before we made our first grant - to provide drinking water at Ramakrishnapuram Primary School and Women's training centre - and nearly another year passed before HEART, a local organization we used then to deliver our health programmes, was born. But by then, there was no going back. The Fund was up and running, and my life had taken a new direction. "One minor question had still to be resolved: what to call it. The woman whose death had started it all was known by everyone as "Pappa". "Pappa" means "child" in Tamil. It seemed that to honour her, and commit ourselves to the futures of the island's children was a neat solution. Thus the Pappa Fund was born."


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- Explore outlines, range names, databases and the data form
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- Apply Conditional Formats
- Change a Conditional Format
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- Creating a Macro Button
- Use, Create, Format, Move/Size and Delete a Macro Button
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- ISERROR Function
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Throughout the U.S., many companies are still not covering the essentials when protecting their systems, but the enemy is getting increasingly sophisticated and relentless, Visa's risk chief said.
It is clear that companies are having a difficult time complying with the requirements of Payment Card Industry data security standards, said Ellen Richey, vice chairman of risk and public policy for Visa Inc. The PCI rules were established roughly a decade ago.
"Some very basic security prevention measures are not being taken, such as not changing a default password," Richey said during the "In Digital We Trust" conference March 26 in Washington, D.C.
Visa Inc. and Bloomberg Government sponsored the event.
The payments industry "has a lot of work to do" just to maintain a basic level of security, Richey said. Ultimately, all industries involved in securing sensitive data need to "raise the bar" to make it riskier and more costly for criminals to prey on sensitive data, she added.
Recent research reports from Verizon and Trustwave point to poor password security as a lingering concern.
Aside from paying more attention to basic security rules, industries handling sensitive data need to view the federal government as a key partner, not an overseer that can't be trusted, experts agreed.
Too often, when a company provides breach information to the federal government, the company is not able to get information back because it is classified, said Kim Ford, vice president of public affairs for payments technology provider First Data Corp.
"This is a structural problem," Ford said. "The government could do more to foster collaboration and bring the parties together."
Cyberattacks have evolved into more sophisticated assaults on individual companies by governments and other entities from Eastern Europe, Asia and the Middle East, making it vital to take a unified, national-security-style approach to data security, said Tim Pawlenty, CEO of the Financial Services Roundtable trade association in Washington and a former governor of Minnesota.
"This issue used to focus on college kids sitting in basements, just hacking for fun to see if they could get in, and it has migrated dramatically up the food chain to international organized crime and nation states and semi-nation-state-sponsored entities" Pawlenty said. "If it's China attacking a company it won't end well for the individual company or for their customers. That is why we need a Team America approach."
"You can't pit individual companies against those types of sophisticated criminal networks," Pawlenty said. "It won't end well for the individual company."
With no institution immune from cyberattacks or insider threats, it is important for the federal government to respond with plans that emphasize data sharing and teamwork, Pawlenty added.
The $172 million-plus cost that Target and its member banks have incurred to resolve the 2013 data breach should serve as an ongoing warning to other companies, said Nuala O'Connor, president and CEO of the Center for Democracy and Technology.
"It is better for companies to spend that kind of money on data security controls in the first place, rather than as a breach response," O'Connor said.
Experts agreed that efforts to de-value data should continue, as it has become increasingly apparent that hackers are persistent enough to find a way into nearly any network.
The industry effort to expand tokenization will help de-value the data, First Data's Ford said. Tokenization replaces card data and account numbers with a unique string of characters known as a token.
"It was slow going for tokenization a couple of years ago, but now we are getting close to 2 billion transactions that have used our tokenization and encryption," Ford said.
Retailers are more inclined to seek ways to de-value data after seeing the damage that breaches can inflict on their brand and on the careers of top executives, Ford said.
President Obama's initiative to establish data sharing between the private sector and federal government will be a key step in thwarting cyberattacks in the future, Congressman Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) said.
Some in the industry have cautioned that, while Obama's focus on cybersecurity is welcome, more work is still needed.
During the conference, Langevin said he was introducing a data breach notification bill that would call for organizations to disclose a data breach within 30 days. The key will be for a standard to be established across all states, Langevin said.
It is a positive trend that both the government and private sectors are far more aware of the importance of cybersecurity than in the past, said Scott Montgomery, vice president and chief technology officer for the public sector at McAfee.
"This is a $100 billion industry [for the criminals]," Montgomery said. "We now know that this is a coat-and-tie business and that it is not just a pony-tailed guy in his mother's basement."


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- Japan will host its 31st Formula One Grand Prix this year, but not all the races have been held at Suzuka. Fuji hosted the country's inaugural GP in 1976, and was on the calendar again in '77 before Japan dropped off for a decade. Suzuka became the venue of choice from 1987 onwards, although Fuji returned for two further years in 2007 and '08.
- There is a third Japanese circuit to have hosted F1 however: TI Circuit Aida. The venue was home to the Pacific Grand Prix in 1994 and '95 - meaning Japan is one of only seven countries to have hosted more than one Grand Prix in the same season.
- Michael Schumacher won on both occasions at TI Aida - and he is also statistically the most successful driver at Suzuka, with six wins to his name. Sebastian Vettel is closing fast however - the German has won four times in total, on top of taking four pole positions and six podiums. On both fronts, only Schumacher has a better record.
- Schumacher and Vettel have never won when starting from outside the front row however: something that doesn't apply to Kimi Raikkonen, who made astonishing progress to triumph from 17th on the grid in 2005. Not counting the Indianapolis 500, only two drivers in F1 history have tasted victory from further back on the grid.
- Speaking of winning grid slots, only 12 of 26 races have been won from pole at Suzuka - a ratio of 46 percent. The last man to convert pole into victory was Sebastian Vettel in 2012.
- That win was also the third of Red Bull's four at Suzuka. They sit third in the all-time win lists as a result, behind only Ferrari and McLaren - both teams have triumphed seven times at the Japanese circuit. Ferrari's last win dates all the way back to 2004 however, when Michael Schumacher prevailed (main image) - while McLaren's last win was in 2011, via Jenson Button.
- The 2011 Grand Prix was notable for another reason - it was also the weekend when Sebastian Vettel clinched the world championship crown. That's not uncommon at Suzuka - in fact the world championship has been clinched more times in Japan than in any other country. Including the 1995 Pacific Grand Prix, 13 champions have been crowned in Japan.
- Vettel returned to winning ways in 2012, picking up his third victory at Suzuka in crushing fashion. He beat Felipe Massa, then racing for Ferrari, by 20.639s - the biggest winning margin ever recorded at the circuit.
- In contrast, Gerhard Berger holds the record for the smallest ever margin of victory. The Austrian beat his McLaren team mate Ayrton Senna to the chequered flag in 1991 by just 0.344s after the Brazilian ceded the win to him at the final corner following a pre-race agreement.
- Suzuka has produced plenty of other milestones. Two-time world champion Mika Hakkinen scored his first Grand Prix podium there in 1993; while home favourites Aguri Suzuki and Kamui Kobayashi did likewise in 1990 and 2012 respectively, both finishing third. Those remain the best finishes by Japanese drivers on home soil.
- Turning our attention to this weekend, rather unusually no current driver has more than one fastest lap to their name at Suzuka. Kimi Raikkonen, Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton have all posted a fastest lap at the Japanese circuit, though Michael Schumacher once again leads the all-time list on this count, with four.
- In terms of consecutive points scores, Lewis Hamilton's retirement in Singapore means that it is Daniil Kvyat who currently leads the way, the Russian having finished inside the top 10 in the last five straight Grands Prix - that's two more than any other driver. Kvyat has only driven at Suzuka once before however - last year, when he started 12th and finished 11th with Toro Rosso.
- For Hamilton, meanwhile, Singapore may have ended his bid to move level with Ayrton Senna's all-time record of eight consecutive poles - but the reigning world champion can still match the Brazilian on another front. A Hamilton victory this weekend would move him onto 41 wins - exactly the same tally as Senna, albeit in one more race start.
- Further down the grid, the weekend will represent the first time Honda have competed in F1 on home soil since withdrawing from the sport at the end of 2008. And it will be a momentous weekend for Fernando Alonso too - the Spaniard is set to make his 247th race start, moving him above David Coulthard and into sixth in the all-time appearances list.
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It was just before 6 p.m. Monday when a woman was walking from the club to her pickup truck, when two bullets hit the vehicle.
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"It looked like she was getting ready to enter the car. And again, we're looking at video to double check how proximal anybody was, whether it's somebody that had nothing to do with it, or maybe they did have something to do with it," Philadelphia Police Capt. Sekou Kinebrew said. "That's one of the things were looking at. How close anyone was to the incident."
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Fully understand and already feel guilty taking up so much of your time. I'm very grateful for the help and whatever speed / time you take is fine with me.
This is what the Hitachi reads but then so do all the other partitions on the 2TB WD / Toshiba and SSD drives. So it looks like it is correct
Sectors per Cluster: 8 (4096 bytes)
Sectors per File Record: 2 (1024 bytes)
Sectors per Index Record: 8 (4096 bytes)
$MFTMirr LCN: 2
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Ok I've installed v9 but don't see any extra information.
I might be getting confused here.
1) If I click on the left (disk icon) > properties
I get disk properties which shows 'Bytes per sector' = 512
2) But if I click on the partition > properties > filesystem info
Then I get 'Sectors per Cluster 8(4096).
So I'm not sure which information applies to Blocksize.
I'll post v9 when I've done the first one
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:) You do see some extra Information. See the Disk Map. Below the Disk icons in the disk map it reads "Basic MBR (Disk size)" Earlier versions it is only "Basic (Disk size)" So the disk map will now show whether it is an MBR drive or GPT drive.
I am also getting confused. I would think that block size refers to sectors/cluster If so I would think what was indicated by TestDisk as Block size 4096 is correct. (.(It is always confusing terminology when it comes to HDDs the more deeper you dwelve into it the more confused you will become).
But don't worry. We shall find a way to put it to rest and proceed.
Run TestDisk
1. No log
2.Select your Hitachi 1TB Disk - post screenshot
4.Geometry - post screenshot
Quit Test Disk
Not to get confused now "safely remove" your Hitachi 1 TB drive from the enclosure and keep it aside safely.
Plug in your faulty WD 1 TB drive into the slot where it was originally in the enclosure.
Run TestDisk
1. No log
2.Select your WD 1TB Disk - post screenshot
4.Geometry - post screenshot
Quit Test Disk
If sector size in both are 512 Bytes, we are clear.
Then we shall proceed with TestDisk on the WD 1 TB drive tomorrow.
I shall see the screenshots after another 8 hours tomorrow morning. You can also go to sleep.
NOTE: Do not make any changes to Geometry. Just quit TestDisk without making any changes in both cases.
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Yes they seem to be identical > top is the WD bottom is Hitachi. So hopefully looking good.
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The expolaratory work is over. Confirmed that there is no GPT and the block size 4096 refers to cluster size. (Windows 7 and 8 can read 8sectors (4096 bits at a time))
Now we shall go back to the your post#5 (where we branched off). When you come to the screen you posted there, press P (Capital p+Shift) and check whether your folders/files are listed. If listed copy a few files to a folder on your internal drives ( but not system drives) and check whether everything is OK.
If you encounter any problems post with screenshot.
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Good morning!
Ok, I'm starting the scan.
As I remember pressing any of the letters didn't do anything last time perhaps because the only thing listed was:
Where their example shows that some other partitions should show up like
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As I understand it the partition marked with *
is the backup copy of the partition information found at the very end of the partition. So it appears that the main copy is damaged so badly it can't even be detected.
What worries me at this stage is that the files I recovered are far from complete. There are quite a lot of files I wanted which are not there so I am thinking the damage is might be too bad.
Anyway not much I can do about it so the scan is 43% at the moment. I'll be back when it's done.
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Scan is done but 'P' option leads to this which says filesystem is damaged
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EDIT: I had written this post before I saw your previous post but still holds.
1. How many partitions did you have on the drive
2. If pressing P, does not do anything (hard for me to believe , it should atleast give some message,) then press Enter to proceed and post the next screen.
My plan of action is as follows:
a. Run Test Disk and check whether it takes us to the write screen. I am assuming you had only a single partition which it shows after a deep scan and we should be able to write it.
b. If it does take us to the screen where we can write the partition table, then we shall quit TestDisk
I would like to examine Sector 0 where the partition table normally exists with bootice and save a copy of it before writing the Partition Table with Test Disk.
If you want you can do this bootice saving first and then run TestDisk to write the Partition Table at sector 0
Bootice: You will install Bootice x86 if your system is 32 bit or booticex64 if your system is 64 bit.
Post a screenshot at Sector 0 so that I can examine what it contains in the Partition Table area and also save it. By default bootice will save it its folder.
Saving with bootice: Lost partitions!
After writing the partition table with Test Disk, again post a screenshot Sector 0 with bootice and also save it.
Once we have written the Partition Table with TestDisk, we shall restore the NTFS Sector from its backup.
Barring unforeseen events, your drive should get restored. Let us hope so.
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Couple of things worth tying.
1) Partition recovery :
Try some other partition managers,they are not all the same.
Part Assist might come up with something, worth a go.
Download Free AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard - Magic Partition Manager Freeware
PGuru is an advanced tool . Free version partition recovery functions work, but the data recovery stuff only activates when you have a license.
You may find the partition recovery on that will do the job.
Free partition manager, file recovery tool and Windows backup software - PartitionGuru Free
2) If you are unable to recover the partition, then you can try data recovery:
Recuva is worth a go.
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|20 Jun 2015
b. If it does take us to the screen where we can write the partition table, then we shall quit TestDisk
I would like to examine Sector 0 where the partition table normally exists with bootice and save a copy of it before writing the Partition Table with Test Disk.
If you want you can do this bootice saving first and then run TestDisk to write the Partition Table at sector 0
Bootice: You will install Bootice x86 if your system is 32 bit or booticex64 if your system is 64 bit.
Post a screenshot at Sector 0 so that I can examine what it contains in the Partition Table area and also save it. By default bootice will save it its folder.
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The premier U.S. organization dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism has offered to clear up any lingering confusion White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer might have over what occurred during the Holocaust.
Earlier this week, Spicer said during a White House press briefing that Adolf Hitler never used chemical weapons against "his own people." When stunned reporters pointed out that Hitler's regime slaughtered Jews en masse using lethal gas, Spicer amended his remarks to acknowledge Nazi Germany's use of "Holocaust centers" — a strange, apparently novel euphemism for the death camps.
In an open letter to Sean Spicer, the Anti-Defamation League offered to conduct a Holocaust education training "at your convenience for you, your staff, and anyone at the White House who may need to learn more about the Holocaust."
.@ADL_National has sent a letter to Sean Spicer offering to hold a Holocaust education training session for Spicer and W.H. staffers. pic.twitter.com/hrFsJe3jg6
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 13, 2017
As the letter notes, this week is not the first time Spicer and the White House have engaged in a soft form of Holocaust denialism. The Trump administration also issued a January statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day that inexplicably elided any reference to the Holocaust's principle victims, Jews.
It's unclear at this time whether Spicer intends to take the ADL up on its offer.


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If you are like most people, the flash on your point-and-shoot is set to automatic and you believe that flash is made to use only in dark or low-light situations. It comes as a surprise for many to learn that flash can be very helpful in creating beautiful images in broad daylight.
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If you've ever taken a photo in strong daylight you may notice that part of your subject's face is cast in deep shadow on the opposite side from which the sun is shining. Using the flash will help to fill out that dark area in order to get even lighting across a subject's face/body and will 'pop' the eyes with more sparkle and better color definition. It is also great to use flash when taking close, active shots of kids. Since they tend to run and move around a lot outside, using the flash will help to evenly light them and also 'freeze' their movement better in the image. This should help you to get more crisp and successful shots of the kids playing in the backyard or in the pool.
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originally posted by: Ohanka
a reply to: BlueAjah
There is no court in America that would make her see justice.
Only the people can bring justice to these lawless oligarchs.
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: underwerks
Actually the original purpose of the FBI was to have a database on the dirt of those that runs the government for collateral in behave of the citizens of the nation, yes they were always two faced but now dirty money has gotten into the pockets of the ones that runs the agency the results of that we are now looking at it.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: BlueAjah
He never said "quite the opposite"
He said no criminal activity . That's pretty conclusive.
Careless is his opinion.
Oh trump may as well go on home now.
Jellybean n e on now listing all the lies again.
She's good. I gotta give her that.
Bigger than Watergate ha ha
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Tempter
They went through 650k emails in less than a week? AND they've ALREADY come to a conclusion?
Not sure where that 650k figure came from but they were looking at emails to and from Clinton. That's not too hard to filter. Not hard to match what they've already seen.


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A nonprofit organization that encourages high school and college students to explore their love of the performing arts, the Broadway Theatre Project holds an annual three-week class in Tampa, Florida, during which students are taught about dance, voice, and acting. Classes are instructed by experienced performance artists who are currently involved in their fields. Here are representatives of each of the three faculties:
Jennifer Archibald is on the dance faculty and is the Founder and Artistic Director of the Arch Dance Company. She has performed at many of the country's most prestigious venues, including the Lincoln Theatre and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Mana Allen is a member of the voice faculty with the Broadway Theatre Project and also sits on the faculty for the CAP21 Musical Theatre Conservatory. She has appeared on Broadway in the original casts of Merrily We Roll Along and Smile, and has coached many students who went on to appear in some of Broadways' finest shows.
Marc Powers serves on the acting faculty, and is the Director of the School of Theatre and Dance and the British International Theatre Program at the University of South Florida. He specializes in performance technique and presentational styles.


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It is always a pleasure to host Dr. George Priest, who has kindly prepared a second presentation for us on Oasis Discussions. In this interview, Dr. Priest defines what an optimal smile line is and how to achieve it. Dr. Priest is a Prosthodontist practicing in South Carolina. He is a prominent dental speaker and has educated dentists in the U.S. and abroad for more than 20 years, and is published in many peer-reviewed dental journals. I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and I hope you do too. if you would like to share your feedback with us, please do so at email@example.com Chiraz Guessaier, CDA ...Read More »
Clinical Practice Guidelines for Recall and Maintenance of Patients with Tooth-Borne and Implant-Borne Dental Restorations
I thank Drs. Avinash Bidra and Don Curtis for taking the time to speak with me about the webinar they hosted as part of the Colgate Oral Health Network for Professional Education and Development. The webinar discusses systematic reviews on the maintenance of tooth-borne and implant-borne restorations and clinical practice guidelines as the basis for effective maintenance programs. I hope you enjoy the conversation and find it relevant to your practice! Chiraz Guessaier, CDA Oasis Manager Visit the webinar website Clinical Practice Guidelines for Recall and Maintenance of Patients with Tooth-Borne and Implant-Borne Dental Restorations (PDF) Highlights The clinical practice guidelines presented ...Read More »
A Primer on Maxillary Defects
Dr. John O'Keefe spoke with Dr. Angela Wong and Dr. Ruth Aponte Wesson, maxillofacial prosthodontists, about maxillary defects. Dr. Angela Wong, DMD, MS, FRCD(C) is a Maxillofacial Prosthodontist currently in private practice in Calgary, Alberta. Dr. Ruth Aponte Wesson, DDS, MS, FACP is a Maxillofacial Prosthodontist and Associate Professor at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Highlights Etiology Maxillary defects can present at birth as with cleft lip and palate or they can be acquired during life. Most acquired maxillary defects are caused by cancer, other causes include infection, trauma or other diseases. Oral cancer makes up about 3% ...Read More »
Guided Surgery for Implants with Dr. Izchak Barzilay
Dr. Barzilay discusses guided surgery with respect to implant surgery. Highlights Implant surgery has always been guided. We used to guide surgeons as to where we wanted implants placed and they would try their best to place them in those exact positions or as close to them as possible. Nowadays, "guided surgery" has become more exact with the use of information from CBCTs and digital software systems. As a result, currently, CAD/CAM guided surgeries involve very precise implant placement not possible just a short time ago. Key messages CBCT radiography should be considered the gold standard now in implant dentistry ...Read More »
Peri-Implant Diseases with Dr. Mehdi Noroozi
Dr. Mehdi Noroozi comes back to speak to us about peri-implant diseases through the presentation of few cases. Highlights In this presentation, Dr. Noroozi talks about peri-implant disease which is often a result of improper diagnosis and treatment planning. It is important to educate our patients about the risk of peri-implant diseases. Currently, there are a significant number of implants that have inflammation or infection in practice. However, not all bone loss around implants is attributable to peri-implantitis. Bone loss could result from biologic width establishment, bone remodelling and early implant failure. Peri-implantitis is an inflammatory reaction around the tissues of ...Read More »
Digital versus conventional impressions for fixed prosthodontics: A systematic review and meta-analysis
This summary is based on the article published in The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry: Digital versus conventional impressions for fixed prosthodontics: A systematic review and meta-analysis (August 2016) Context In the fabrication of fixed multi- or single unit dental restorations, the accuracy of marginal and internal fit are integral to the long-term success of the crowns. Discrepancies in the internal fit can adversely affect the seating of the crown as well as the marginal fit. Typically, an impression captures the restorations' margins and their internal aspects. Nowadays, impressions can be made using conventional impression materials such as polyether or polyvinyl siloxane or ...Read More »
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Dr. Michael Glogauer, from the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto, recently published an article in the Journal of Dental Research titled: Distinct Oral Neutrophil Subsets Define Health and Periodontal Disease States. In this interview Dr. Glaogauer gives further details about this research and its significance for dentistry. Highlights Neutrophils exit the vasculature and swarm to sites of inflammation and infection. However, these cells are abundant in the healthy, inflammation-free human oral environment, suggesting a unique immune surveillance role within the periodontium. We hypothesize that neutrophils in the healthy oral cavity occur in an intermediary parainflammatory state that allows them to interact ...Read More »
Implant-Related Nerve Injuries: Avoidance Strategies and Management
This summary is based on the article published in Dental Clinics of North America: Implant-related Nerve Injuries (April 2015) Ricardo A. Boyce, DDS, FICD; Gary Klemons, DDS Context Nerve injuries in the maxillofacial region may happen as a result of trauma, neoplasms, infections, or secondary to a surgical procedure. Because of the limitations of such investigations there is a large range in the rates of injury reported from study to study.1 To complicate the issue further, the data are usually stratified, separating transient impairment from permanent loss of function, and only occasionally is the presence or absence of painful neuralgias ...Read More »


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The low to mid heel is my new long lost friend. I must admit, I'm very guilty of having only 2 options when it comes to shoes; sky high stilettos or flats.
However, I'm happy to announce my perspective has changed. I have a work conference coming up and was looking for a new pair or shoes. I don't want to wear a super high heel to the conference and I also don't want to wear a flat, so this weekend I started looking for mid height heels and I feel I like I just hit the shoe jackpot!
I always thought that low and mid heels were not cute or stylish.. ..but boy was I wrong. There are so many gorgeous low and mid heels out there it is amazing! While we glamorize the stiletto and retreat to the flat when seeking comfort, low and mid heels provide us with the best of both worlds. Here are a few answers to questions regarding low and mid heels:
What qualifies as a low or mid heel?
Flat -0-1 inch
Low Heel- 1-2 inches
Mid Heel- 2-3 inches
High Heel- 3-4 inches
Ultra High Heel – 4inches and above
What are the benefits to wearing a low or mid heel?
1. Professionalism-I'm never one to tell a woman what to wear to work and I really don't believe women should feel pressured to dress a certain way. However, lets be real…sometimes our sky high stilettos are more appropriate for the club than the boardroom.
2. Comfort- Generally speaking a 2 to 3 inch heel is way more comfortable than a 5-6 inch heel. By choosing a lower heel, you can avoid that awkward and painful walk around the office.
3. Transition- Mid heel shoes transition very well from day to night. There is no need to go home to change your shoes when you want to hit happy hour!
Which luxury shoe designers make beautiful and work appropriate low and mid heels?
I'm loving L.K. Bennett's mid heels. Which shoe do you like best?


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Glacier National Park is a national park located in the U.S. state of Montana, on the Canada–United States border with the Canadian provinces of Alberta and British Columbia. The park encompasses over 1 million acres and includes parts of two mountain ranges (sub-ranges of the Rocky Mountains), over 130 named lakes, more than 1,000 different species of plants, and hundreds of species of animals. This vast pristine ecosystem is the centerpiece of what has been referred to as the "Crown of the Continent Ecosystem", a region of protected land encompassing 16,000 square miles. The region that became Glacier National Park was first inhabited by Native Americans. Upon the arrival of European explorers, it was dominated by the Blackfeet in the east and the Flathead in the western regions. Under pressure the Blackfoot ceded the mountainous parts of their treaty lands in 1895 to the federal government; it later became part of the park. Soon after the establishment of the park on May 11, 1910, a number of hotels and chalets were constructed by the Great Northern Railway. These historic hotels and chalets are listed as National Historic Landmarks and a total of 350 locations are on the National Register of Historic Places. By 1932 work was completed on the Going-to-the-Sun Road, later designated a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, which provided greater accessibility for automobiles into the heart of the park.


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A brief bio: This year begins my 12th year teaching. I taught my first 8 years at Angleton ISD and the last 4 years with Pearland ISD.
In the past, I have taught AP USH, USH, World History, Economics, Government, and Psychology. This year, I'm teaching AP Macroeconomics, AP Psychology, and Psychology.
I graduated from Texas A&M University in 2005 with a major in Psychology and a minor in History. In 2007, I graduated again with a MEd. Whoop!
My husband and I have been married for five years and have one daughter. I enjoy running, photography and reading.
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By arthurhaswell, Feb 23 2017 01:16PM
23rd February 2017
Here we have a couple of photos of Willy Simmons' latest flute.
As with all his flutes it has been entirely hand-made in his workshop, which we recently visited. Each flute features new developments, since Willy is constantly looking to improve towards the ultimate expression of his craft.
Why hand-make every part of a flute, from tone-holes to keys to headjoint, I hear you ask? The answer is, to remove all the compromises in mechanics, intonation, and feel that companies which mass-produce have to make in order to bring their product in on budget.
There are no compromises here, only the best that one of the last remaining flutemakers in the old tradition can achieve.


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Chiropractic and MassageMillions of people seek chiropractic care or massage therapy to relieve or prevent pain and limited mobility. These two complementary therapies, especially in combination, form a powerful healing approach to relieve pain and increase your body's mobility and resilience. Over time, they offer a uniquely effective way to support your ongoing vitality and well-being.
Both massage and chiropractic offer preventive care to support your ongoing good health. A timely visit to your chiropractor can re-establish normal alignment and mobility before secondary soft tissue problems develop.
Regular massage can release chronically contracted muscles and fascia, improving the balance amoung muscle groups and promoting healthful circulation. Your body will be more resilient in the face of daily stresses, less prone to pain and injury.
In addition, massage triggers the body's relaxation response, interrupting a cycle of stress and muscle tension that can build in response to life's challenges. Feeling relaxed and rejuvenated after a massage, you are less likely to slip into patterns or tension that contribute to joint and soft tissue problems.
Because chiropractic and massage help relieve pain and improve mobility, you may sleep better and feel more energetic. You may then find it easier to stretch and exercise. This can help you maintain and even improve the flexibility, strength and balance needed to prevent misalignment, tension and injury.
Massage is also a powerful tool for becoming aware of chronic tension or postural problems that affect your body mechanics. With this knowledge, you can take preventive measures on your own before pain develops.


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