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Participants in Carol Gall's World Walk
From Michigan to Meru, Kenya, people associated with CFCA are creating their own versions of Walk2gether, CFCA President Bob Hentzen's ongoing journey from Guatemala to Chile (Bob is now in Peru).
On June 5, Carol Gall hosted World Walk, an 18-mile solidarity walk inspired by Walk2gether. Members of her community in Michigan were invited to walk all or part of the 18 miles, and during planned breaks along the route, she had arranged for multicultural foods and displays to reinvigorate the 40 walkers that showed up.
Below she describes the walk and some of the culture and food they experienced.
By Carol Gall, CFCA sponsor
The weather was perfect. We started at Destiny Christian Ministries at 9 a.m. with about 30 people. We enjoyed worship music by Michael W. Smith loudly playing from the back of the lead van.
We walked 3 miles to the Gall family's home for our first break where we enjoyed homemade egg rolls from a fellow participant. Many commented, "That was the best egg roll I have ever had!"
We walked about another 3 miles to another family's home for our 6-mile break. The hostess served chips and two flavors of salsa from the La Senorita restaurant where her husband works. She decorated the porch and tables in Mexican style. We were refreshed for the next 3 miles.
We walked about a mile to Morey School where 10 people were waiting to join us. We were gaining in numbers! The weather continued to be pleasant, and we enjoyed a gentle breeze. When we arrived at our lunch destination, the 9-mile mark, another walker, his mom and sister greeted us at the road! They served a tasty lunch of Spanish rice, beans, tortillas, Kenyan stew, fresh fruit and vegetables. The basement where we ate was cool and relaxing. We browsed the many posters, informational brochures and multicultural items displayed by HIS World News Club.
After that satisfying lunch, some headed back toward Shepherd, where the walk began. When we arrived at Morey School, we lost some of the walkers that had parked their cars there. We were now down to only nine walkers who remained with us to the finish.
Read about walkers in Meru, Kenya, who also expressed their solidarity with Walk2gether.


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To provide further incentive for consumers to choose the Lumia 920, UK retailer Phones4u is offering a free Nokia 360 Wireless Speaker with each Lumia 920 order. This is on top of the already established inclusion of a free wireless charger with every Lumia sold.
The offer is limited to the first 500 orders, however. Should you be within the first 500, you'll receive the speaker and charger at no extra cost. If you happen to miss the opportunity due to demand, you'll still receive the charger with the Lumia 920, depending on stocks. But hey, this is for the Nokia flagship Windows Phone, which is the main prize after all, right?
Both the black and white versions of the 4G Windows Phone are available on EE - for delivery on November 19th. But with the uproar about EE's pricing for plans that contain low data allowances, we'll not sing praises for this offer.
Source: Phones4u; thanks, Mark, for the heads up!


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Selecting The Right Table Lamps For Your Residence
The tale is all as well usual. You spend a lot of money on furnishings, art work, paint and also electronic devices, just to discover that your living room still doesn't look cozy and also cozy.
The trouble might have never been with the furnishings or the wall color. It might have been the lighting the whole time.
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The same holds true for the room. In a lot of cases, end tables can be significantly greater or less than the top of the mattress and you should pick a light that will provide you adequate lights while hing on bed, merely in case you wish to do a little reading.
Oftentimes, room as well as living room lights aren't compatible. They have a various range, the lamps for the bed room generally being smaller in stature and also having a smaller shade. This is so they don't overpower the room, which oftens be smaller sized than everyone living spaces in a home.
That does not imply that you can't place a table lamp developed for the living-room into solution in a bed room. You simply should pay mindful focus on the dimensions, not just the general height of the light, yet the size of the base and the shade.
To find the ideal table lamps for your home, you could wish to start your search online. There, you'll locate a significant choice of lamps in all styles, sizes and shapes. In most cases, the costs are extremely competitive, too, particularly when you factor in the expense of shipping compared with the price of driving all over town, seeking merely the right lamps for your living master, guestroom or space.
When it comes to lighting particular locations, nothing beats table lamps.
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Look at all the summery, guilt-free salads popping up on menus everywhere! Quiznos Fresh Farmers Market Salads - These salads make us happy, and not just because they're WAY lower in calories than those crazy Flatbread Chopped Salads that Quiznos used to offer. They look super-tasty -- Caprese Chicken, Harvest Chicken, Mediterranean Chicken, and more. Without dressing, the full-sized salads top out at 260 calories. Pssst... Go for the Fat-Free Balsamic Vinaigrette! Au Bon Pain Create-Your-Own-Salad Stations - You down with ABP? The chain is revamping its restaurants, adding healthy beverage options (like green tea and coconut water) in addition to the new salad stations. This sounds GREAT... but what's the difference between a create-your-own-salad station and a good old-fashioned salad bar? Noodles & Company Summertime Salads - Despite being named after carby food, this chain isn't off-limits. The latest menu items -- Backyard Barbecue Chicken Salad and Very Berry Spinach Salad -- sound delicious, and a few tweaks will save you a TON of fat and calories. Order 'em without dressing/vinaigrette, and skip the croutons on the berry salad -- then each full-sized salad will have less than 400 calories. Thanks to the saucy BBQ chicken and the spinach salad's figgy glaze, we doubt you'll miss the dressing! And don't forget about the back-by-demand Asian Salad at McDonald's and that new Berry Almond Chicken Salad at Wendy's!
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I recently received this Le Creuset Enameled Cast-Iron 10-1/4-Inch Skillet with Iron Handle
I've wanted a LeCreuset enameled cast iron skillet for years and I am absolutely in love with it. The Marseille blue color is absolutely stunning and it makes me happy just gazing at it. But it makes me even happier cooking with it.
Recently I broke in my new skillet and made this Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Oatmeal Skillet Cookie in it.
The cookie is my new favorite cookie combining my three favorite cookies into one: chocolate chip, peanut butter, and oatmeal so that I don't have to choose between favorites.
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The King of Fighters '99: Millennium Battle – Andy
Andy by Shirow
Version: Final | Updated: 04/29/02
Andy Bogard Character Guide
By Orochi K
kartelkertra <at> caramail <dot> com
Arcade, PSX, Neo-Geo, Dreamcast
v Final -- April 29, 2002
Copyright 2001 by Orochi K. This FAQ is for personal use only. Do not
distribute it or use it for profitable purposes. If you want to post this
FAQ on a website, contact me before doing anything. Plagiarism is a crime,
just ask. I have no objection on my FAQ being posted on someone else's
website but you must give credit where it is due. Also, please keep in mind
that under no circumstances, are you allowed to make any changes to this FAQ!
It must remain as it is and moreover, you are not allowed to rip off part(s)
of this FAQ to put in another FAQ.
No banners or advertisements are to be attached to it and it must remain in
its original form. Moreover, the site must be a non-commercial and
non-profitable one. This document is protected by US Copyright Law, and the
Berne Copyright Convention of 1976. I'm well aware of my rights and will not
hesitate to take legal action against you if you don't follow these
guidelines. If you wish to take some info from this FAQ to include in a more
elaborate one, write to me first and tell me what it is all about and I'll
think about it.
The King of Fighters 99 and Andy Bogard are copyright SNK, Japan.
The latest version of this FAQ can be found at www.gamefaqs.com.
Lately, I've been recieving all types of letters. At first, it was only one
guy so I decided to help him out since I had a lot of spare time at that time.
But I'm now getting lots of letters and some of them are really annoying me.
I've thus decided to put up this e-mail policy to make you understand as to
which e-mails I will and will not reply. Please read the following carefully.
E-mails I will accept:
- Contributions.
- Corrections.
- Comments.
- Positive/Negative feedback.
- Webmasters who wish to post this FAQ on their site.
- Your mail must be in text only.
E-mails I will delete:
- People asking me for cheats for this game. There are sites and message
boards for this.
- People asking me to send them this FAQ.
- Nonsense e-mails like 'I think I love you' or 'Where can I find this game
in my country?'.
- E-mails that are all in CAPS.
- Chainletters.
- Spams.
- Info already stated in this FAQ.
Please not that this is the final version. Any contributions you send me
won't be included. However, you may still mail me if you have questions.
This is my second character guide for KoF 99, the other one being for Kyo-1.
So, you'll only find stuff about Andy in it, his moves, his combos and other
stuff related to him. If you own the game on PSX, DC or Neo-Geo, that's great
because you'll be able to practice the combos in Practice Mode and master them.
Now, bear in mind that just reading it and learning everything by heart won't
make you an expert with Andy or any other character. You need practice!
Moreover, I'm not a really great Andy player myself since I use others and I
only play with him when I choose his whole team or under Roulette. There may
be a lot of combos that I've missed or simple ones that I've completely
forgotten about. Feel free to write to me for any suggestions and contributions.
I'll give you credit for your help :)
Updates are done when there is the need to do so and when I have spare time
of course.
1. Revision History
2. Controls
3. Andy's Bio
4. Moveslist
5. Moves Description
6. Combos
Version 0.1 on May 23, 2001.
- Created FAQ.
Version 0.2 on June 1, 2001.
- Added E-mail Policy (please read!).
Version 0.3 on June 4, 2001.
- Added 1 Counter combo.
- Added 1 Corner combo.
Final version on August 14, 2001.
- Revised.
Final version on APril 29, 2002.
- E-mail change!
ub u uf A B
\ | /
b -- n -- f
/ | \
db d df D C
General Notations:
n - neutral A - Weak Punch
d - down B - Weak Kick
u - up C - Strong Punch
b - back D - Strong Kick
f - forward
Special Notations:
db - down-back P - Press A or C
df - down-forward K - Press B or D
ub - up-back AB - Escape
uf - up-forward CD - Attack
qcf - d,df,f BC - Call Striker
qcb - d,db,b ABC - Enable Counter Mode
hcf - b,db,d,df,f BCD - Enable Armor Mode
hcb - f,df,d,db,b
dp - f,d,df
rdp - b,d,db
Fighting Style: Koppou (basic mastery of Shiranui martial arts?)
Birthday: 8 / 16
Age: 23
Birthplace: America
Blood Type: A
Height: 172cm
Weight: 67kg
Hobby: Shugyou (training / discipline)
Favorite Food: Natto spaghetti
Best Sport: Short track
Most Important: Photograph of his days of training
Dislikes: Dogs
"On the whole, you're tough. But I transcend tough!"
Gourin Kai When close, b / f + C
Kakaekomi Nage When close, b / f + D
Age Men df + A
Uwa Agito f + B
Zan'ei Ken db,f + P
Shippuu Ouken qcf + P from Zan'ei Ken
Hishou Ken qcb + A
Geki Hishou Ken qcb + C
Shouryuu Dan f,d,df + P
Kuuha Dan hcf + K
Gekiheki Haisui Shou When close, hcf + P
Gen'ei Shiranui In air, qcf + K
Gen'ei Shiranui: Shimo Agito Press P upon landing from Gen'ei Shiranui
Gen'ei Shiranui: Uwa Agito Press K upon landing from Gen'ei Shiranui
Zan'ei Ryuusei Ken qcb,hcf + P
Chou Reppa Dan qcb,db,f + K
Striker: "Shippuu Zan'ei Ken"
Age Men : df + A
Andy crouches and thrusts his hand up for a 2-hit move. It can be cancelled
after the first hit but not on the second. Pretty useless though.
Uwa Agito : f + B
This hits as an overhead and is again pretty much useless.
Zan'ei Ken : db,f + P
Andy will go towards the enemy and perform a mid-attack with his elbow. Good
move and has decent recovery time too.
Shippuu Ouken : qcf + P from Zan'ei Ken
Follow up to Zan'ei Ken. Only do this if the latter has connected.
Hishou Ken : qcb + A
Smaller version of his fireball which hits only a fireball. Great move against
a character who's just getting up. Just abuse this move.
Geki Hishou Ken : qcb + C
Andy's fireball which is a 5-hit. It can be cancelled into a Desperation Move
when in Counter Mode.
Shouryuu Dan : f,d,df + P
Great anti-air move. Can be comboed.
Kuuha Dan : hcf + K
Andy thrusts his feet forward to attack the opponent. Really great move with
appreciable recovery time.
Gekiheki Haisui Shou : When close, hcf + P
Missed move has no animation. 5-hit move which can be followed by another move
for comboing. Can also be cancelled into a DM in Counter Mode.
Gen'ei Shiranui : In air, qcf + K
Andy will lunge at the opponent and will connect with his elbow. Do the 2
following moves immediately if it connects.
Gen'ei Shiranui: Shimo Agito : Press P upon landing from Gen'ei Shiranui
This is actually a kick and it will knock your opponent down.
Gen'ei Shiranui: Uwa Agito : Press K upon landing from Gen'ei Shiranui
Overhead attack and will again knock your opponent down.
Zan'ei Ryuusei Ken : qcb,hcf + P
Desperation move. Andy will go forward just like for the Zan'ei Ken (see
the name?). He will then do a 5-hit move if it connects. Note that when
blocked, Andy will not perform it.
Chou Reppa Dan : qcb,db,f + K
Desperation move. Same animation as for Kuuha Dan except that Andy's body
will be on 'fire' a bit after the move starts.
Note that you may also perform qcb,hcf.
Yup, Andy has quite a handful of those. You probably know about the most
basic ones but you need to practice the harder ones first, specially the
Counter Mode ones. I'll say it again, KoF requires practice!! This section
will be seperated in 4 parts: Beginners, Intermediate, Expert and Counter
Mode. I decided to put those Counter Mode combos under a different part to
make things easier (for you and for me) but I guess you already know that
they would fall under the Expert Section. Some combos can be done only in
the corner and I'll say it clearly before the combos. Don't try these anywhere
else, they won't work. To the combos then!
1. Standing C, Uwa Agito(f+B)
2. Standing C, Hishou Ken(qcb+A)
3. Standing C, Kuuha Dan(hcf+B)
Do the B version only. If you use the D version, the opponent will have
the time to block and it no longer is a combo.
4. Standing C, Zan'ei Ken(db,f+P)
It's a bit tough but with practice, it becomes a really easy combo and
it's quite flashy too :)
5. Standing C, Zan'ei Ken(db,f+P), Shippuu Ouken(qcf+P from Zan'ei Ken)
Same as above with an additional hit.
6. Standing C, Shouryuu Dan(f,d,df+A)
A-version only.
7. Crouching C, Age Men(df+A)
1. Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P)
Be careful with this one. The standing C is a 2-hit, right? You need to
input the hcf+P immediately after the first hit, i.e. cancel the Standing
C into the Gekiheki Haisui Shou. It won't work otherwise.
2. Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P), Kuuha Dan(hcf+K)
Just the same as above with a third move thrown in.
3. Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P), run a little forward
and do the Shouryuu Dan(f,d,df+P)
Better than #2 IMO. If timed correctly, you'll have a whooping 9 hits and
a nice portion of your opponent's life taken off.
1. Crouching C, Zan'ei Ryuusei Ken(qcb,hcf+P)
2. Standing C, Zan'ei Ryuusei Ken(qcb,hcf+P)
No need to cancel on the first hit here. The DM connects in either way for
a really nice combo.
1. Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P), cancel into Zan'ei
Ryuusei Ken(qcb,hcf+P)
2. Kuuha Dan(hcf+B), cancel into Chou Reppa Dan(qcb,db,f+K)
One of his coolest combos. Requires good timing though.
3. Standing C, Zan'ei Ken(db,f+A), Zan'ei Ryuusei Ken(qcb,hcf+P)
The Zan'ei Ken is A-version only. C-version doesn't cancel!
4. Standing C, Geki Hishou Ken(qcb+C), cancel into Zan'ei Ryuusei Ken(qcb,hcf+P)
- Dan Owen
1. Standing C, Geki Hishou Ken(qcb+C), cancel into Zan'ei Ryuusei Ken(qcb,hcf+P)
This doesn't really count like a combo but it works most of the time and
it really confuses your opponent.
2. Standing C, Geki Hishou Ken(qcb+C), cancel into Chou Reppa Dan(qcb,db,f+K)
3. Jumping C, Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P), Shouryuu
Don't forget to cancel on the first hit for the Standing C.
4. Jumping C, Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P), Kuuha
5. Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P), Uwa Agito(f+B)
Why do this when you can do the above, you're asking!? To make fun of
your opponent :)
6. Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P), Uwa Agito(f+B)
Same as aboce with an additional hit.
7. Jumping C, Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+P),
Uwa Agito(f+B)
The icing on the cake!!?
8. Jumping C, Standing C, Gekiheki Haisui Shou(When close, hcf+C), Chou
Reppa Dan(qcb,db,f+K)
Timing crucial here. If it is a SDM, the combo will take away about 70-80%
of the opponent's life. Hehehe, neat ^-^
- Dan Owen
Special thanks go to:
For making this hugely entertaining game.
- CJayC <www.gamefaqs.com>
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Ubic::Lockf - file locker with an automatic out-of-scope unlocking mechanism
version 1.60
use Ubic::Lockf;
$lock = lockf($filehandle);
$lock = lockf($filename);
undef $lock; # unlocks either
lockf is a perlfunc
flock wrapper. The lock is autotamically released as soon as the associated object is no longer referenced.
- lockf($file, $options)
Create an Lockf instance. Always save the result in some variable(s), otherwise the lock will be released immediately.
The lock is automatically released when all the references to the Lockf object are lost. The lockf mandatory parameter can be either a string representing a filename or a reference to an already opened filehandle. The second optional parameter is a hash of boolean options. Supported options are:
OFF by default. Tells to achieve a shared lock. If not set, an exclusive lock is requested.
- blocking
ON by default. If unset, a non-blocking mode of flock is used. If this flock fails because the lock is already held by some other process,
undefis returned. If the failure reason is somewhat different, permissions problems or the absence of a target file directory for example, an exception is raised.
- timeout
Undef by default. If set, specifies the wait timeout for acquiring the blocking lock. The value of 0 is equivalent to blocking => 0 option.
- mode
Undef by default. If set, a chmod with the specified mode is performed on a newly created file. Ignored when filehandle is passed instead of a filename.
- name()
Gives the name of the file, as it was when the lock was taken.
- dissolve()
Destroy lock object without unlocking.
This is useful in forking code, if you have one lock object in several processes and want to close locked fh in one process without unlocking in the other.
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This software is copyright (c) 2016 by Yandex LLC.
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After stumbling on this overskirt (meaning an accessory-like article of clothing that ties on top of skirts or dresses), I immediately IMed my fellow female Kotaku writer, Kate Cox. "Ok, am I crazy or is this cute as all hell?" To which Kate replied, "It's totally adorable in that 'the only person in the world who can get away with wearing it is this model' way."
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#2 - I have recently received emails from parents of minors who love these boards for Twins news. I'm not naive enough to think they don't know vulgarity (I think I was at the height of my vulgarity as a teen) but I don't see any compelling reason to have this language on the board and I can think of plenty of reasons to not have it, such as increased credibility for threads that offer terrific debate and can even be newsworthy.
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Caffeine Aids Golden Girls' Mental Health
Although wine may improve with age, the human body tends to falter during the so-called golden years. Among the most exasperating declines occur in memory and critical aspects of reasoning. However, downing plenty of caffeine-rich coffee—or tea—may offer one low-cost solution for keeping aging wits sharp, a French study finds. The rub: This strategy appears to benefit only women.
Karen Ritchie of the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (abbreviated in French as INSERM) in Montpellier and her colleagues recruited more than 7,000 men and women—all 65 and older—from the cities of Bordeaux, Dijon, and Montpellier. All took a battery of tests to measure how nimble their minds were. Then 2 and 4 years later, each study volunteer still living took the tests again. The scientists correlated test scores with information on each participant's diet, prescribed medicines, medical history—especially heart disease and depression—and even such details as education and income.
Mental acuity tended to diminish over the 4 years of follow-up throughout the population, Ritchie's team found. However, women who drank three or more cups of coffee per day stayed sharper, on average, than those who drank less of the brew. Ladies who downed six or more cups of regular tea per day—an amount delivering caffeine about equal to the critical coffee dose—received comparable cognitive protection, the researchers report in the Aug. 7 Neurology.
No matter how the researchers analyzed their data, they could find no evidence that heavy caffeine intake similarly benefited any of the 2,800 participating men. Although the study's design precluded investigating the possible mechanism for a gender difference, Ritchie notes that at least one animal study published by others "suggests there's an interaction between caffeine and the [female] sex hormones estrogen and progesterone."
If caffeine's protective effect works by interacting with receptors for estrogen on a women's cells, this might explain another preliminary observation by the French team: that among heavy caffeine consumers, women over age 80 faced half the risk of significant cognitive decline during the study than ladies 65 to 80 did.
Ritchie explains that even though all the women were past menopause, the older women would tend to have less estrogen in their systems to tie up those receptors. The reason: Although all of the participants' reproductive organs had long ago shut down the hormone's production, women in the older group were less likely to be taking estrogen-replacement therapy. Moreover, a physical wasting that typically accompanies advanced age would leave less abdominal fat in the older women, and fat around the middle can produce substantial estrogen.
One disappointing observation, Ritchie notes, is that even heavy caffeine intake didn't reduce the risk of developing outright dementia, such as Alzheimer's disease. Rates of dementia diagnosis didn't vary among groups stratified by caffeine intake. However, the neuropsychologist points out, "4 years is probably too short a time period to look at this." Her group will soon have 8 years of follow-up on the study's participants and will recheck dementia rates at that time.
"I think there are so many factors that affect the development of Alzheimer's disease—in particular, genetic factors—that something like a little coffee is not likely" to stop the mental decline associated with the disease, Ritchie says. However, she observes, there's a long time between the initial signs of cognitive impairment and the onset of debilitating symptoms that will ultimately lead to a diagnosis of Alzheimer's. "My most optimistic speculation," Ritchie says, is that caffeine might lengthen the time it takes Alzheimer's disease to fully manifest itself.
What they found
Although the caffeine content of any given cup of coffee or tea can vary, the researchers estimated a participant's daily intake on the basis of typical quantities: 100 milligrams per cup of coffee and 50 mg per cup of nonherbal tea.
Overall, two-thirds of the participants consumed more than 100 mg of caffeine per day. Among these volunteers, some 13 percent of men and 16 percent of women reported consuming more than 300 mg of caffeine daily. These figures included caffeine from prescribed medications, which were generally minor contributors.
People with high blood pressure were less likely than others to drink substantial amounts of coffee or tea. In contrast, people with atherosclerosis or other forms of heart disease were more likely to take in at least 200 mg of caffeine per day. Caffeine intake showed no link to body weight, cholesterol status, an individual's mobility, cancer, diabetes, or sleep disorders.
In men, caffeine consumption didn't correlate with scores on mental-performance tests. However, women reporting heavy caffeine consumption typically exhibited less of a decline during the 4-year-study in their scores on an Isaacs test. This exam challenges an individual to retrieve verbal material. For instance, participants might be asked to name all the animals they can think of in 90 seconds.
Women consuming the most caffeine were also less likely than those in other groups to suffer declines in their scores on a test of visual recall. Here, volunteers viewed a shape and later had to pick it out from a field of disparate shapes.
Even among women, caffeine's benefit didn't show up in all mental tests. For instance, the INSERM team found no evidence of caffeine's protective effect on women's scores on the Mini-Mental State Examination. This test, frequently used to screen for cognitive impairment in the elderly, assesses whether individuals know the date and where they are as well as their abilities to do simple arithmetic in their heads, spell a common word backwards, copy simple geometric shapes, repeat a spoken phrase, and craft a sentence.
Strength of this study
The new French study is not the first to look for a caffeine link to mental health. Indeed, Ritchie says, her research project was prompted by several promising but ultimately inconclusive studies in people. In a clearer result, high intakes of caffeine protected memory in aging rats and mice.
Researchers conducting the rodent study showed that caffeine blocked brain receptors for adenosine, a cell-signaling molecule. "By so doing," Ritchie explains, the stimulant "stopped damage" caused by amyloid-beta, the proteinlike material that accumulates in the brains of all elderly people and especially those with Alzheimer's disease.
Such data suggest "quite a good theoretical link" between caffeine and brain protection and were the underpinning her team's new study, Ritchie explains.
The earlier caffeine-cognition studies in people didn't account for many potentially confounding factors, such as whether someone with heart disease had been told to avoid caffeine, or an individual was depressed or disabled and therefore might not join in coffee klatches. These and other medical conditions might independently increase people's risk of mental decline, says Ritchie.
The new INSERM study accounted for all such potentially confounding factors. Usually, when scientists better account for such factors, associations between caffeine or other intakes and health become weaker, Ritchie notes. "In our case, however, we found that as we started to control for these other factors, our link actually became stronger."
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Nick Cannon has confessed his wife, Mariah Carey, was his dream girl growing up, and the pair's marriage is a "fairytale" come true.
The actor and comedian has been married to the Grammy-winning singer since 2008, but his adoration for Carey began long before the two ever became an item.
In an interview with Queen Latifah on her new talk show, Cannon confesses he's always had his eye on Carey, adding married life with her seems like a fantasy.
He admits, "She was my dream girl. Literally (I was) 12 years old. … I knew Mariah was the one when her poster was on my wall. Like, 'I'm gonna marry her one day'.
"I spoke it into existence. People asked me who my celebrity crush was, and I was like, 'Mariah Carey. Watch, one day I'm going to meet her'. And then it happened. We were backstage at an awards show. The first thing she said to me was, 'I heard all those nice things you've been saying about me in interviews'.
"I saw her a few years later (when) she wanted me in her music video (for 'Bye Bye'). We sat down to talk about what she wanted in her music video and from that day on, we've been together ever since."
Cannon, who has 2-year-old twins with Carey, continues, "We truly have the fairytale relationship. Nothing like this ever happens. We take pride in that. You have to constantly work on it, but we've been blessed in so many ways, to where when you tell the story, it almost sounds like a Hollywood movie script."


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A MAN who was described by a police officer as the drunkest driver he had ever encountered has narrowly avoided a jail sentence.
The officer who pulled over Arturas Veselis' van said also his driving was the most erratic he has witnessed in all his years of service.
The officer described him as hardly able to speak or walk and his eyes were glazed. He made no attempt to reply to the caution and when he did speak, his words made no senseRobert Lynch, prosecuting
How much booze Veselis had downed before getting behind the wheel will never be known as he refused to be breathalysed.
But the court heard he had paid a heavy price for his actions. He had been fired from his job as a driver and his wife and two daughters had subsequently returned to the family's native Lithuania.
Wigan and Leigh Magistrates' Court heard how the officers saw Veselis mount the curb before swerving onto the other side of the road on Church Lane in Lowton at around 5pm on October 20.
They pulled the white Mercedes van over and as they approached it they noticed a grinding sound.
They realised that Veselis was trying to put the van into gear and one of the officers had to lean in and take the keys out of the ignition.
The officer noted a that he could smell alcohol and spotted a bottle of vodka on the passenger seat.
Robin Lynch, prosecuting, said: "The officer described him as hardly able to speak or walk and his eyes were glazed. He made no attempt to reply to the caution and when he did speak, his words made no sense."
Veselis, of Alexander Drive, Bolton, was arrested and taken to Wigan Police Station where he was asked to provide a breath test but refused.
Mr Lynch continued: "The officer said in all his years as an officer he had never seen a vehicle been driven so badly or a driver so drunk.
"He added that it was his honestly held belief that he prevented a serious accident by pulling the van over."
The court heard that 30-year-old Veselis had been to visit a friend in Wigan who was a bit down and had drank two 4.8 per cent beers and around 200 milliliters of vodka with him in three hours.
He admitted having the bottle of vodka on his passenger seat but said he had not drunk any more while driving and thinks he was affected by the alcohol because he had not eaten anything that day.
He said he did not feel that drunk when he got in the van to drive home but admits that with hindsight he was over the limit.
He can not remember being pulled over or why he refused to give a sample but says that his behaviour was as a result of being drunk.
The court was told that Veselis had lost his job and his wife and two daughters had been forced to move back to Lithuania because he was no longer able to support them without work.
Veselis told the court: "I am guilty. I am sorry. It has changed my whole world."
He had pleaded guilty to one charge of failing to provide a specimen at a previous hearing and was given 18 weeks in custody suspended for 12 months and was disqualified from driving for 36 months.
The magistrates told him that it was a very serious offence and had it not been for his previous good character and early guilty plea, they would have given him an immediate custodial sentence of 26 weeks.
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Exalted is a game of epic fantasy set during the Second Age of Man, a time before our own.
It is an age of magic and adventure, when heroes of legend are reborn into a time of woe.
At the dawn of the First Age, the gods gave power to men that they might slay the gods' Primordial enemies. Anointed by the gods, these beings were thereafter known as the Exalted.
The greatest of the Exalted were the Solars, the Chosen of the Unconquered Sun, the mightiest of the gods. So great was their power that, when a Solar died, his power was quickly made manifest in a new individual - a reincarnation of sorts, but into a mature adult rather than a newborn.
The Exalted triumphed over the enemies of the gods, and in reward, the gods gave the Exalted dominion over the Earth. For a timeless age, the Exalted ruled justly over Creation, and their kingdom was invincible.
But the enemies of the gods had pronounced a terrible curse against the Exalted. This dark magic ate away at the hearts of the Chosen. The benevolence of the Solars turned to tyranny, and peace turned to civil war. It was prophesied that the madness of the Solars would bring about the destruction of the world. Seeing no other alternative, the lowliest of Exalted, the Dragon-Blooded, murdered the decadent Solar Exalted and locked their souls away.
And so, a Second Age descended upon Creation.
The greatest of the gods' servants no longer walked the earth, and the Realm of the Dragon-Blooded was but a shadow of the lost old Realm. Solar Exalted whose power escaped to be reborn were slain by Dragon-Blooded inquisitors known as the Wyld Hunt, and the Realm claimed dominion over Creation. For more than a thousand years the Solar Exalted remained imprisoned and defeated - until now.
The Scarlet Empress, the Dragon-Blooded ruler of the Realm and controller of the Wyld Hunt, vanished five years ago. Without her might to enforce order in the Realm, the Great Houses of her Scarlet Dynasty have fallen to squabbling over the reins of power. And in this time of crisis, the Solar Exalted have returned. It is as if a gate was opened and the heroes of old rushed through it and returned to the world.
Your character is among those individuals who have become Solar Exalted. You are a being of legend, as mighty as a demigod and as cunning as an asp. Will you be the savior of Creation or one of the terrible menaces that beset your world?
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Do You Have Rhythm?
Did you know that having rhythm means more than singing well, dancing beautifully or being able to hit a homerun or catch a touchdown pass?
For many people, having rhythm means being able to remember simple things, follow along with a television program or read their favorite novel. Having rhythm can also mean being able to communicate through speech, understand a road sign or written instructions, walk without falling or pick up small objects without dropping them.
For people with neurological conditions, these seemingly simple tasks can be unbearably difficult, endlessly frustrating and, in some cases, keep them from being independent or living at home. Fortunately, new technology permits us to go beyond the traditional therapy exercises and strategies to allow for a more focused approach to treatment. One such exciting form of technology now available at Good Shepherd is Interactive Metronome® (IM).
What Is Interactive Metronome?
Interactive Metronome is an interactive computer-assistive assessment and training program adopted as part of Good Shepherd's Neurorehabilitation Program. Specially certified therapists are trained to utilize this treatment tool to improve the brain's natural timing, more specifically, millisecond timing. Millisecond timing is important for performing everyday activities such as:
- Talking
- Walking
- Responding/reacting
- Listening
- Picking up objects
- Maintaining balance
- Paying attention to simple or complex things
- Memory
- Problem solving
All of these tasks require the brain to perform a precise series of mental and/or physical sequences in response to the environment. When a neurological event or condition occurs, this timing can be interrupted, changing the way that the brain perceives information and responds to it. Such neurological conditions include but are not limited to:
- Stroke (CVA)
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
- Post-concussion
- Motor deficits
- Cognitive deficits
- Speech and language disorders
- Auditory/language and sensory processing disorders
- Balance disorders
- Multiple sclerosis
- Parkinson's disease
How Is Interactive Metronome Used?
During a therapy session, the therapist will use a computer program coupled with special sensors placed on the patient's hands and/or feet. These sensors communicate with the computer program, which in turn assesses the brain's natural timing and coordination in response to a rhythmic beat. The therapist then uses this information, the patient's history, goals and functional deficits to develop a custom training program that consists of six phases that increase in complexity as performance improves.
Our main goal at Good Shepherd is to promote functional independence and exceed patient and family expectations. If you feel that you or your family member could benefit from this exciting new therapy tool, please contact Good Shepherd Neurorehabilitation at 610-776-3247, option 2.


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Monday 17th – Friday 21st September daily between 16.30 – 17.00 Devonport Lecture Theatre, Portland Square Building
This session is delivered by the International Student Advice (ISA) team and is an opportunity for new international students to meet the team and learn about the services they deliver. During this session the team will provide you with essential information designed to help you to settle in to living and studying in Plymouth. They will also advise you of your tier 4 visa responsibilities and answer any questions you may have related to your visa. There is no need to book in advance, you can just turn up.
Monday 17 September 2018
10.00 – 12.00 Induction Session 1 – Plymouth Lecture Theatre, Portland Square
Jason Hughes and
Dr Yinghui Wei
Introduction and welcome to the School of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics. This session is an important one as it is your first formal contact with the staff who are most involved with your degree programme, and with your fellow students.
The session will be led by the Stage Tutor, who will give an overview of the week and the courses and it will include some activities to help you get to know each other and prepare for your course.
16.00 – 17.00 - Welcome Party Wristband Collection – Room 605, Rolle Building
You will need to collect your wristband in order to attend your Welcome Party.
Tuesday 18 September 2018
Any time between 09.00 – 16.00 University Card Collection - Room 015, Ground Floor, Smeaton Building
You can collect your University card from Room 015, Ground Floor, Smeaton Building during the times given above. Your card is used for entry to the Library, some room entry, handing in coursework etc.
You must complete online enrolment and upload a
photo prior to attending this session. You will need to
bring identification with you to this session. The preferred form of
identification is a valid current passport. Please refer to our University Card Collection web page for further
NB: If you already have a card i.e. because you were previously a student on another course or at a Partner College, you do not need to attend this session.
14.00 – 17.00 Induction Session 2 – Jill Craigie Lecture Theatre, Roland Levinsky Building
Dr Yinghui Wei
and Stage 1 lecturers.
At this session you will meet your Personal Tutor. There will also be a tour of the staff offices in Kirkby Place and of the Learning Resources on Campus.
Later you will divide into tutor groups to meet with your tutor in a separate room. Your tutor will introduce you to, and will discuss with you, the Famous Mathematicians activity. This will take place in various rooms.
Wednesday 19 September
12.30 – 12.45 Introduction to the Students' Union – Devonport Lecture Theatre, Portland Square Building
A representative of the Students' Union will outline all the extra-curricular activities you can enjoy, including; sports clubs and societies, volunteering, and how the Union is the hub of social life whilst studying. They provide your student support and representation.
19.00 – 21.30 Wednesday Welcome Party - Graduation
Marquee, Plymouth Hoe
The Welcome Party is your opportunity to meet informally with other students
new to The Faculty of Science and Engineering as well as some current students
and your academic staff.
Additionally the evening includes a welcome drink and nibbles, entertainment and a raffle for all attendees with an iPad to be won on the night.
Thursday 20 September 2018
11.00 – 12.00 Introduction to the Library and IT - Room 006, Babbage Building
A short presentation from your subject librarian introducing you to the facilities and services of the University library.
12.00 – 15.30 Induction Session 3 - Stonehouse Lecture Theatre, Portland Square
Dr Yinghui Wei and Professor David McMullan
• Famous Mathematicians activity
• Meet some second and final stage students
• A free buffet lunch at 13.00 and an opportunity to socialise with staff and students. – Atria A, Portland Square Building
• Mathematical Reasoning, introduction lecture.
Friday 21 September 2018
The stage tutor and personal tutors will be available in their offices in the School of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics in Kirkby Place to help with any problems. If necessary, please make an email appointment.


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Skyview Networks and Three, Two, One LLC announce today their partnership for a nationally syndicated football talk show: "Talk of Fame Sports Network," hosted by longtime NFL writers and Pro Football Hall of Fame committee members Clark Judge, Rick Gosselin and Ron Borges. The Pro Football Hall of Fame is an exclusive panel of 46 members, so these three hosts can do what nobody else has, which is to pull back the curtain on a process that is secretive and often misunderstood. Airing on a network of Skyview affiliates, the show debuts August 1, 2014 on 65 radio stations. With current and former players and coaches, listener interaction and lively debate, the show will ultimately provide football commentary from the Hall of Fame point of view.
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Ron Borges has covered the NFL for 40 years beginning with a nine-year tour of duty with the Oakland Raiders from 1974-1982. After a year covering the Baltimore Orioles he began what is now a 31-year stretch covering the New England Patriots for first the Boston Globe and now as lead sports columnist at the Boston Herald. He also served five years as the Globe's NFL columnist. He has covered 38 of the last 40 Super Bowls, five World Series, four Summer Olympic Games, the Stanley Cup playoffs, NBA playoffs, 22 major golf tournaments including seven Masters Tournaments and over 300 world championship boxing matches around the world.
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Borges has worked as an analyst and commentator on nearly 100 international boxing telecasts and has served as a regular contributor to HBO Sports, writes regularly for RING Magazine and Boxing Monthly, is the lead sports columnist at the Boston Herald and in addition to his weekly boxing radio show on Yahoo!Sports Radio, Mouthpiece Boxing which is the No. 2 most downloaded show on the Yahoo network, he also makes a daily appearances on Yahoo!Sports Radio's 10-noon show and regularly appears on Comcast Sports-New England's nightly and weekend sports magazine show. His work has also appeared in Rolling Stone, Men's Journal and other national publications.
His only truly significant accomplishment however has been raising his two children, Laura and Jack.
Rick Gosselin has covered the NFL for the last 41 years with stints on the Detroit Lions, New York Giants, Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys. He also spent 20 years at the Dallas Morning News as an NFL columnist before his promotion to general sports columnist in 2011. A graduate of Michigan State University, Gosselin won the inaugural Bill Reed Award as the top student sports writer in the Big Ten in 1971. He also was named the Missouri Sportswriter of the Year in 1980 by the National Association of Sportscasters and Sportswriters and was elected to the writers' wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2004 when he won the Dick McCann Award for "long and distinguished reporting on professional football."
Gosselin votes on both the major league baseball and pro football Halls of Fame and also serves on the national advisory board for the John Wooden Award. In addition to covering 31 Super Bowls, Gosselin has covered five World Series, four Final Fours, two summer and one winter Olympics plus the Stanley Cup playoffs, NBA playoffs and a World Cup.
Gosselin is a Detroit native and a graduate of St. Ambrose High School, where he was an all-city hockey player. He wrote his first book in 2009 about his high school and its prep football dynasty in Detroit during the 1950s and 1960s titled, "Goodfellows: The Champions of St. Ambrose." His writings have also appeared in Playboy and the Sporting News.
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Three, Two, One LLC, founded by three longtime sports journalists, analysts and Pro Football Hall of Fame committee members, seeks sports industry experts with fresh points of view to create fun, educated sports content. Its first program offering, Talk of Fame Sports Network, is hosted by its founders Clark Judge, Ron Borges and Rick Gosselin. The show provides listeners a football talk format with a Hall of Fame thread running through the lively debate, esteemed guest interviews and stories from 100+ combined years' experience covering the National Football League. Ultimately, Talk of Fame Sports Network gives outsiders a peek into a mysterious, secretive and often misunderstood process so that they can better judge future Hall of Famers for themselves. Find out more at talkoffamenetwork.com.
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