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John Lennon was killed while returning to his New York City apartment on December 8, 1980. That evening, as Patriots kicker John Smith jogged onto the field to attempt a fourth-quarter game-winning field goal on ABC's MNF, Howard Cosell announced the news.
Cosell was friendly with Lennon. He had interviewed him for a brief MNF segment in 1974, asking in his characteristic loud, staccato style, "what's your general impression of the game, as compared with A. rugby, and B. soccer-football?" Lennon, of course, was a gracious subject. He told Cosell that American football "makes rock concerts look like tea parties," and then the odd pair sent it off to Frank Gifford together:
Six years later, Cosell and Gifford received news of Lennon's death in the booth. The Patriots and the Dolphins were tied up, 13-13, with three seconds remaining in regulation. The commentators briefly debated whether or not it was appropriate to announce the news on-air. ESPN "Outside the Lines" has that clip here.
"I just can't see this game situation allowing for that newsflash," Cosell said, "can you?" "Absolutely," Gifford told him. "It's a tragic moment and this is going to shake up the whole world."
Cosell went ahead and made the call just before the Dolphins blocked Smith's kick attempt. Miami won in overtime, 16-13.
It's difficult to imagine now, of course, that an in-game announcement would break the news to millions of viewers nationwide. A handful changes to the media circuit since then have made that more or less impossible. But for most Americans watching that game in December 1980, it likely was fresh news that Mark David Chapman had shot and killed Lennon. "Hard to go back to the game after that news flash," Cosell added as Smith prepared to kick, "which in duty bound, we have to take." And then they watched the Dolphins block Smith's attempt.
Cosell (who famously said of himself, "Arrogant, pompous, obnoxious, vain, cruel, verbose, a showoff. I have been called all of these. Of course, I am.") died in 1995.
John Lennon would have been 70 years old today.
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Seven-year asset class forecast returns: 2016 update
Our seven-year returns forecast largely builds on the same methodology that has been applied in previous years, as explained in the appendix to this document; and has been updated in line with current market conditions and changes to the forecasts provided by the Global Economics team.
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The table below summarises our asset class forecasts for the next seven years.
- Cash and bonds now universally offer a negative real return, while all equity markets bar the UK offer positive returns.
- Credit markets find it difficult to escape the pull of negative rates in bonds and cash, but still offer some small inflation-adjusted gains.
- Alternative assets look to be the next most attractive asset category after equities, but in generally it looks like Asian (Japan, emerging markets, but especially Pacific ex Japan) equities are the best bet.
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Mary Frances Langford, 74, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013.
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Mrs. Langford was born Sept. 9, 1938, in Wellington to LeRoy Paul and Verna Ruth Cantrell. She was raised in White Deer, where she played basketball and made it to state playoffs. She was a member of the 1957 graduating class of White Deer High School. She married Carl Langford Jr. on Feb. 14, 1959, in Amarillo.
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Survivors include a son, Matt Langford and wife Gina of Amarillo; two daughters, Verna Cunningham of Amarillo and Debra Posey of Dalhart; two sisters, Helen Cryer of Bridgeport and Pauline Brown of Windsboro; seven grandchildren, Linda, Jennifer, Erin, Ben, Rowdy, Summer and Lexi; and four great-grandchildren, Kennedy, Kirsten, Camden and Sam.
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Following yesterday's announcement that Apple will be launching its iPhone 5 in more than 50 new countries this month, plus reports of improved supply of the device and strong iPhone 4 and 4S sales, analysts have increased their iPhone sales estimates for the December quarter.
Investment bank Canaccord claim that supply of Apple's newest smartphone has "dramatically improved" and that channel checks in November found "very strong sales" of the iPhone 5 internationally, according to CNET.
See also: iPhone 6 release date, rumours and leaked images
This, plus the plans to have the iPhone 5 available across a total of 240 mobile operators in 100 countries, including China, by the end of the year, has led Canaccord to increase its December quarter iPhone sales from 45 million to 47.5 million. Apple sold 27 million iPhones during the last quarter.
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"Bolstered by the iPhone 5, we believe Apple's industry-leading software ecosystem and integrated hardware experience will lead to a strong multi-year product cycle," Canaccord tech analyst Michael Walkley said.
Walkley thinks that December's solid sales performance will lead to a gross margin of around 38.7 per cent, up from Apple's 36 per cent guidance.
Forbes' Chuck Jones notes that Wall Street analysts have estimated that Apple could sell somewhere between 43 to 53 million iPhones in the December quarter, but places his prediction on the 50 million mark.
Sales of the iPhone 4 and 4S are believed to have remained strong through November, despite the iPhone 5's launch, and many stores in the US had reportedly sold out of the iPhone 4 following Black Friday sales.
AllThingsD reports that Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) has found that the iPhone 5 accounted for 68 per cent of the total iPhone sales during the month following its launch. That's much less than the 90 per cent of iPhone sales scooped up by the iPhone 4S during its first month of availability.
This indicates that Apple is selling an increasing amount of lower priced iPhones to consumers, which will gradually lead to a compression of the iPhone's average selling price (ASP), and in turn have an effect of Apple's profit margins.
"ASP compression naturally leads to margin compression, which is a big fear of Apple shareholders as their markets become more competitive," CIRP co-founder Michael Levin said. "They had record margins in recent quarters, healthy and even growing at times, which is unheard of for a company of Apple's size and market share in smartphones and tablets. These margins may have started to moderate somewhat with the launch of the iPhone 5."
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Apple sells 5,000,000 iPhone 5 in first week
iPhone 5 cases and accessories
WATCH: Apple airs two new iPhone 5 ads
iPhone 5 edges toward supply-demand balance
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Analyst says 80 million iPhone 5 sales are guaranteed
Analyst: iPhone 5 supplies on the rise, Apple to sell 46.5 million iPhones this quarter


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Mobile telephony is now commonplace around the world. This wireless technology relies upon an extensive network of fixed antennas, or base stations, relaying information with radiofrequency (RF) signals. Over 1.4 million base stations exist worldwide and the number is increasing significantly with the introduction of third generation technology.
Other wireless networks that allow high-speed internet access and services, such as wireless local area networks (WLANs), are also increasingly common in homes, offices, and many public areas (airports, schools, residential and urban areas). As the number of base stations and local wireless networks increases, so does the RF exposure of the population. Recent surveys have shown that the RF exposures from base stations range from 0.002% to 2% of the levels of international exposure guidelines, depending on a variety of factors such as the proximity to the antenna and the surrounding environment. This is lower or comparable to RF exposures from radio or television broadcast transmitters.
There has been concern about possible health consequences from exposure to the RF fields produced by wireless technologies. This fact sheet reviews the scientific evidence on the health effects from continuous low-level human exposure to base stations and other local wireless networks.
A common concern about base station and local wireless network antennas relates to the possible long-term health effects that whole-body exposure to the RF signals may have. To date, the only health effect from RF fields identified in scientific reviews has been related to an increase in body temperature (> 1 °C) from exposure at very high field intensity found only in certain industrial facilities, such as RF heaters. The levels of RF exposure from base stations and wireless networks are so low that the temperature increases are insignificant and do not affect human health.
The strength of RF fields is greatest at its source, and diminishes quickly with distance. Access near base station antennas is restricted where RF signals may exceed international exposure limits. Recent surveys have indicated that RF exposures from base stations and wireless technologies in publicly accessible areas (including schools and hospitals) are normally thousands of times below international standards.
In fact, due to their lower frequency, at similar RF exposure levels, the body absorbs up to five times more of the signal from FM radio and television than from base stations. This is because the frequencies used in FM radio (around 100 MHz) and in TV broadcasting (around 300 to 400 MHz) are lower than those employed in mobile telephony (900 MHz and 1800 MHz) and because a person's height makes the body an efficient receiving antenna. Further, radio and television broadcast stations have been in operation for the past 50 or more years without any adverse health consequence being established.
While most radio technologies have used analog signals, modern wireless telecommunications are using digital transmissions. Detailed reviews conducted so far have not revealed any hazard specific to different RF modulations.
Cancer: Media or anecdotal reports of cancer clusters around mobile phone base stations have heightened public concern. It should be noted that geographically, cancers are unevenly distributed among any population. Given the widespread presence of base stations in the environment, it is expected that possible cancer clusters will occur near base stations merely by chance. Moreover, the reported cancers in these clusters are often a collection of different types of cancer with no common characteristics and hence unlikely to have a common cause.
Scientific evidence on the distribution of cancer in the population can be obtained through carefully planned and executed epidemiological studies. Over the past 15 years, studies examining a potential relationship between RF transmitters and cancer have been published. These studies have not provided evidence that RF exposure from the transmitters increases the risk of cancer. Likewise, long-term animal studies have not established an increased risk of cancer from exposure to RF fields, even at levels that are much higher than produced by base stations and wireless networks.
Other effects: Few studies have investigated general health effects in individuals exposed to RF fields from base stations. This is because of the difficulty in distinguishing possible health effects from the very low signals emitted by base stations from other higher strength RF signals in the environment. Most studies have focused on the RF exposures of mobile phone users. Human and animal studies examining brain wave patterns, cognition and behaviour after exposure to RF fields, such as those generated by mobile phones, have not identified adverse effects. RF exposures used in these studies were about 1000 times higher than those associated with general public exposure from base stations or wireless networks. No consistent evidence of altered sleep or cardiovascular function has been reported.
Some individuals have reported that they experience non-specific symptoms upon exposure to RF fields emitted from base stations and other EMF devices. As recognized in a recent WHO fact sheet "Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity", EMF has not been shown to cause such symptoms. Nonetheless, it is important to recognize the plight of people suffering from these symptoms.
From all evidence accumulated so far, no adverse short- or long-term health effects have been shown to occur from the RF signals produced by base stations. Since wireless networks produce generally lower RF signals than base stations, no adverse health effects are expected from exposure to them.
International exposure guidelines have been developed to provide protection against established effects from RF fields by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP, 1998) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE, 2005).
National authorities should adopt international standards to protect their citizens against adverse levels of RF fields. They should restrict access to areas where exposure limits may be exceeded.
Public perception of risk
Some people perceive risks from RF exposure as likely and even possibly severe. Several reasons for public fear include media announcements of new and unconfirmed scientific studies, leading to a feeling of uncertainty and a perception that there may be unknown or undiscovered hazards. Other factors are aesthetic concerns and a feeling of a lack of control or input to the process of determining the location of new base stations. Experience shows that education programmes as well as effective communications and involvement of the public and other stakeholders at appropriate stages of the decision process before installing RF sources can enhance public confidence and acceptability.
Considering the very low exposure levels and research results collected to date, there is no convincing scientific evidence that the weak RF signals from base stations and wireless networks cause adverse health effects.
WHO, through the International EMF Project, has established a programme to monitor the EMF scientific literature, to evaluate the health effects from exposure to EMF in the range from 0 to 300 GHz, to provide advice about possible EMF hazards and to identify suitable mitigation measures. Following extensive international reviews, the International EMF Project has promoted research to fill gaps in knowledge. In response national governments and research institutes have funded over $250 million on EMF research over the past 10 years.
While no health effects are expected from exposure to RF fields from base stations and wireless networks, research is still being promoted by WHO to determine whether there are any health consequences from the higher RF exposures from mobile phones.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a WHO specialized agency, is expected to conduct a review of cancer risk from RF fields in 2006-2007 and the International EMF Project will then undertake an overall health risk assessment for RF fields in 2007-2008.
ICNIRP (1998) www.icnirp.org/documents/emfgdl.pdf
IEEE (2006) IEEE C95.1-2005 "IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz"


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Area lawmakers are questioning whether McHenry County Board Chairwoman Tina Hill is providing enough information on her search for the county's new Regional Transportation Authority Board representative.
State Rep. Jack Franks, D-Marengo, and state Sen. Dan Duffy, R-Lake Barrington, wrote a letter to Hill on Wednesday and said the process needed more transparency and that information about how to apply should be more widely publicized.
"I want this to be a full process where anyone can apply and that the application process makes sense," Franks said. "Make it open and transparent. We've never had that in this county. It's only been a good old boys network where you have to know somebody."
In the letter, Franks and Duffy listed several questions they believe needed answering, including whether there was a formal application for the position, how many applications the County Board received, the date the application process will be closed and what the board is doing to engage the residents of McHenry County in the process.
Franks said he spoke with Hill twice since he sent the letter, and she agreed the community needed more information about the application process.
Friday originally was set as the application deadline, but Hill said she has extended it until 2 p.m. Oct. 25. She said she has received only one application, but she has "heard of another one out there."
"We're trying to get the word out," she said. "We're looking for people with expertise. People who understand Chicago politics and our transportation rail system."
Hill said her office has followed its normal process for filling an open position.
"Our board members knew," Hill said. "Our insiders knew to get the word out. We put it in the paper. My guess is there are not a lot of people out there who fit that bill."
Franks said his ideal candidate for the board would be "apolitical" with transportation and business experience.
"Our public transportation system deals with so many people on a daily basis," Franks said. "We don't need political hacks; we need people with credentials that can contribute."
In August, Hill and current RTA representative Al Jourdan agreed on a plan to keep Jourdan in his expired term while accepting applications. Upon choosing a successor, Jourdan will step down.
State law gives Hill the power to select the county's representative to the RTA board, but final approval rests with a majority of the 24-member County Board.
Those interested in applying for the position can go to www.co.mchenry.il.us and click on the "County Government" tab. Next, navigate to "Departments A-I" dropdown tab and click on "County Board." Then click on "County Board Appointments," and scroll down to the fifth posting titled "Regional Transportation Authority Board.


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QDC--Prestaging Can Cut Die-Change Time by More Than Half
That's the message from QDC specialist Gary Zunker, president of Lightning Time Savers, Nicholasville, KY. Zunker spends much time traveling to metalforming operations and working with teams to analyze and correct die-change procedures, often cutting changeover times by 50 percent or more prior to any major QDC-equipment purchases.
He let MetalForming in on some relatively inexpensive die-change secrets.
Prestage, Prestage, Prestage
Prestaging is key, according to Zunker, noting that such common-sense approaches are not nearly as common as they should be.
"That's the first step in successful QDC," he says.
|This two-tier die cart placed near the press aids in quick die change by serving as a staging rack for a die waiting to run and at the same time can hold a die removed from the press. The setup saves on travel time for die retrieval.
He suggests placement of a rack at the press as an inexpensive simple step metalformers can take right a.
"Instead of having a forklift travel long distances to obtain a tool or return it to storage, which a lot of stampers continue to do today, position a small two-tier rack at the press so that the forklift can remove a die from the press, place it on one tier and take another die, already staged on another rack tier, and place it into the press," Zunker explains. "That saves a large amount of time usually taken by travel back and forth with the dies."
Suppose space does not permit permanent placement of such a rack at the press?
"If that's the case, what can I do to pull the die out quickly, take it somewhere and bring another die back?" he asks.
Rethink the Forklift
A forklift, especially one dedicated to the press, can take care of that, but it is not the ideal option.
Another reason to avoid forklifts for die transport, according to Zunker, has to do with forklift availability.
"Shop-floor personnel use forklifts all the time to move material, parts and equipment all over the plant," he says. "So when it's time to retrieve the die for the next job or pull the old tooling out of the press, personnel must track down the forklift or wait for it to show up. All of these things lead to inefficiencies and lost time."
And one more thing: Forklifts routinely store dies in racks in a haphazard fashion, according to Zunker. Storing at odd angles or in extremely close proximity to other stored dies makes die retrieval from the racks difficult and time-consuming.
Die Carts Are Excellent Investments
The alternative? A die cart.
"A die cart solves the safety problem because it is designed to safely hold a die during transport, and it eliminates the 'go fetch' routine because the die cart can only do one thing—place the die into the press," Zunker explains. "And a die cart protects the tooling and the press because it gingerly rolls the die into the press without dropping it, avoiding damage to tool components, sensors and the press itself. The die is under complete control during transportation."
Die carts, when compared to forklifts, also add speed to the die-change equation.
Again, the key to successful QDC is prestaging, but that includes not only the dies but all of the tools—wrenches, clamps, etc.—needed to finish out a die change.
Huge Time Savings
"Given some simple steps such as these, we've seen 50 percent changeover-time reduction or greater without spending capital dollars," says Zunker.
Another metalformer, Schlage Lock Co., was able to reduce average change-over on five 200-ton coil-fed presses from 55 to 15 min. after a QDC Blitz, according to Zunker.
Says Sean McDermott, operations manager at Schlage Lock: "We had invested heavily in the equipment required to perform quick die change, but had not realized many of its benefits. With no additional investment, the simple concepts of prestaging, team setups, and ownership enabled us to achieve an 80 percent reduction in setup times within two weeks."
As a result of that effort, the company's output increased by more than 40 percent. Such numbers make quite an argument for examining your die-change procedures.
Zunker notes that even greater time reductions are possible given implementation of the right equipment, such as multiple tier racks and turntables that can be positioned at the press and accept the old dies while rotating and supplying the press with a new prestaged die. MF
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On this edition for Saturday, Dec. 30, anti-government protests continue across Iran, and the Lada, an old school Russian car, is embraced by the youth. Also, a look at the debate over public lands being declared national monuments. Alison Stewart anchors from New York.
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In Freud's Last Session, playwright Mark St. Germain draws his inspiration from a book of philosophy entitled The Question of God: C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud Debate Love, God, Sex and the Meaning of Life. The book's title can also serve as an accurate summary of the entire play, now in performances by always accomplished Fusion Theatre Company.
Dr. Armand Nicholi, the author of St. Germain's heavily leaned-upon source material, argues that Lewis and Freud, two of the greatest minds of the 20th century, offered two diametrically opposed, yet equally rational, interpretations of the human experience. Freud's devout atheism was countered by Lewis' cogent Christian argument. St. Germain takes it one step further with a fictionalized meeting between the two. Though Freud and Lewis' work offer spirited counters to one another, in real life the two never met. Lewis was still a young man when Freud was in his final years, ravaged by the oral cancer which would finally take his life.
But St. Germain sets his invented encounter in September of 1939, as Britain is on the precipice of entering World War II, just weeks before Freud's death. That Freud and Lewis only just overlap as contemporaries now intensifies the debate: as they argue about life and death, Freud is literally in the last days of his, while Lewis is at the beginning of his own. Britain's entry into the war also gives Freud's questions on the nature and existence of God special significance. Christ's teachings, he argues, are a practical impossibility. Should Poland—and the world—"turn the other cheek" at Hitler's advances?
Both men lay out their their arguments rationally and methodically. Lewis postulates that our yearning for something "which no experience in this world can satisfy," must mean that we are made for another world. Freud counters that this sense of yearning is just a construct of complicated human mind. Back and forth they go, parrying ideas. In fact, there is very little here of dramatic tension or depth of characters: It is all about the reasoned debate. We catch a few glimpses of Freud's humanity—due in large part to Gregory Wagrowski's fine performance—as he grapples with the excruciating pain of his cancer and his impending death. But for the most part, the play focuses exclusively on the two men's opposing views on love, God, sex and the meaning of life.
"... The play focuses exclusively on the two men's opposing views on love, God, sex and the meaning of life."
Freud's Last Session is, at its heart, just this: an exchange of ideas, rather than a real story with a clear narrative goal. Fusion Theatre Company has mounted a capable production with performances by both Wagrowski and Scott Harrison as C.S. Lewis that are, as always, top tier. But, while both characters talk about the joy of human existence, that joy is never actually experienced or embodied. In the end, Freud is a provocative yet unusual thing: A play for people who don't like plays, for those who prefer linear, straightforward rationale to dramatic interpretation.


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Propeller reviewed on Nov 22nd, 2019
Replaced an original 1975 Johnson 15hp three bladed prop in good shape. Now , with the new Solas , it is more QUIET , less vibration , and increased SPEED. Simply ,a world of difference. THANKS
Propeller reviewed on Nov 12th, 2019
Great prop for a great price. Mounted right up to my Yamaha 90 and pushes my Carolina skiff JVX 20 perfectly. The stock Yamaha prop, brand new, would make 36 mph. This one, same pitch and diameter, makes 41 mph. Out of the hole faster too. Love it!! Arrived on time and was packaged extremely well. Couldnât be happier
Propeller reviewed on Nov 5th, 2019
I purchased this 19 pitch prop to replace the original 17 pitch prop on my 2015 90 HP Yamaha 4 stroke motor. I was at 6000 rpm max, and 40 mph on a 17.8 G3 Aluminum Fishing Boat with me onboard. Now, my top rpm is 5600 and 43-44 mph, the hole shot really didn't seem to change much. I usually cruise about 30mph at 40000 rpm. So, I am happy with the purchase.
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Installed on a stratos 269 bass boat. Had a problem with hole shots. Problem is fixed. I like the prop. Would buy again. Received great service from iboats...
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Propeller reviewed on Oct 10th, 2019
Our old prop was literally destroyed by the previous owner so we purchased this prop with a higher pitch to allow speed and force lower RPMs. the boat has a small gas tank and large motor so we needed to get speed yet lower the fuel usage. I could have gone with a 15 pitch and gained more speed because of higher RPMs but then used more fuel. IT WORKS GREAT!!!
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Propeller reviewed on Oct 3rd, 2019
I ordered this prop based on the information provided on-line for fitment. It fit the shaft but went on too far and rubbed on the lower unit housing. When I called customer service they were of no help and simply said "you ordered it". I sent it back at my expense and they credited the amount of the prop.
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Prop arrived before the estimated delivery date was well packaged and in good order. It fit great and was easy to install and works as good as new.
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Propeller reviewed on Sep 20th, 2019
this prop made a hug difference in the performance of my older boat. out of the hole performance was great. I purdhased the 4 blade, down from 17 pitch to 15 pitch. Engine rpm jumped up to where it is supposed to be. Volvo-Penta 305 (5.0) AQ280 outdrive. moved rpm from 3750 WOT to 4050. I lost 3 MPH at WOT. That was worth the better performance though. Smooth running. engine sounded way better running in appropriate rpm range. A must buy if you want an older boat to wake back up.
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Propeller reviewed on Sep 17th, 2019
Awesome prop, looks well made. Motor put away for season, will try out next year.
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In the early hours of this morning DAVIES on Skandia was finally fast reaching with the asymmetric spinnaker but this did not last long. The whole fleet came to a virtual standstill with the leading boats having a boatspeed of no more than 1.5 knots.
Despite this drop in speeds this morning DROUGLAZET, aboard Credit Maritime-Zerotwo, has more or less managed to hang on to the comfortable he established yesterday. At the 1400 poll he was 21.8nm ahead of CAUDRELIER on Bostik, a slight loss on the 25.8nm separating the pair this morning.
CAUDRELIER's closest battle is with third place Gildas MORVAN (FRA) on Circle Vert. The two are just 0.4nm apart although so far CAUDRELIER seems to have been able to hold off the attentions of the pre-race favourite. Dominic VITTET (FRA) on ATAO Audio System is looking comfortable in fourth, but it has been another bad 24 hours for DAVIES who is now sixth having dropped behind Marc EMIG's (FRA) Total. Just a mile and a half back at the 1400 poll, Yannick BESTAVEN (FRA) and Armel TRIPON (FRA) are breathing down DAVIES' neck.
The light conditions are making it very difficult to predict an ETA for the fleet and middle-table finishing order, 'My weather forecast says we should finish in 24 hours. There is a little bit of wind coming which is due to die again this afternoon, and it looks like it will stay light going into this evening.'
Before arriving in Cienfuegos, the fleet have to sail six miles up a narrow channel, to the bay 'Bahia de Cienfuegos'. The only thing that looks certain is that DROUGLAZET is likely to enter the channel first, which at it's narrowest is just 100 metres wide - great for spectators but stressful for skippers! If it looks like the wind will remain light for this passage, the race organizers have the option of moving the finish outside the channel.
The Trophée BPE race organizers had an ETA for DROUGLAZET between 1500-1800 GMT today - but only if the wind improves.


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text: As any 6-year-old boy will tell you, the coolest things in life are giant machines and outer space. Even for the rest of us, the giant machines that travel through space are fascinating if we stop to think about it. There is a certain thrill in knowing that some craft has been propelled beyond the confines of our planet. For the last 70 or so years, we've shot many machines into the vast and final frontier, carrying scientific instruments, Earth-observing satellites, and extraordinary men and women to inspect, explore, and redefine our world and the universe beyond. Most of these machines never return home. But those that do come back always find their way to a museum to be a source of amazement and inspiration for the public. Here, Wired takes a look at some of the biggest, farthest-traveling, and most impressive machines designed and launched during the Space Age. As usual, we can only highlight a few of the great ones and are sure you'll let us know what we missed in the comments. Above: V-2 sounding rockets When aliens finally show up and ask humans how we got into the whole spaceflight business, expect there to be some shoe-gazing and uncomfortable shuffling as we cough out something about the Germans. Truth is, the first man-made object to get to space, the V-2 rocket, was created by the Nazi regime and used to kill innocent civilians in Belgium, England, France and elsewhere. The first photo of Earth taken from space. U.S. Army Though a weapon of combat, the V-2 found a new and much better purpose after World War II: carrying scientific instruments to the upper reaches of the atmosphere to provide our first data about space. From 1946 to 1951, researchers at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico sent about 80 experiments more than 160 kilometers above the Earth. They returned valuable information about solar radiation, the ionosphere, and the upper atmosphere. The White Sands operation accomplished some awesome firsts in spaceflight. One spacecraft recorded the first video ever taken of the Earth from space. Another carried a canister of fruit flies and various seeds that were safely parachuted back to the ground. Later rockets carried mice and rhesus monkeys to space (some of which survived but many of which, unfortunately, did not). Still, the information gained from the V-2 sounding rocket tests was incalculably valuable and set up many fields of study for later space scientists. Image: Air Research and Development Command/U.S. NavySputnik It's not often that a single machine is able to change the entire course of history. Yet the launch of the Soviet Sputnik 1 in 1957 catalyzed a race between two national powers that culminated in the Apollo moon landing a little more than a decade later. The silver satellite was only 58 centimeters in diameter, barely larger than a beach ball. It broadcast a radio signal with a chirping A-flat beep-beep that could be heard by anyone with the right equipment as the object passed overhead, but had no military objectives. Yet the launch precipitated a crisis of confidence in Americans. With Sputnik, the USSR seemed to show its superior technological might over the land of the free. In order to catch up to the Soviets, the U.S. began to pour massive amounts of money into science education. The National Science Foundation found its budget in 1959 four times greater than it had been the year previous. In the wake of Sputnik, the Department of Defense created the Advanced Research Projects Agency, which later became DARPA and helped create the internet. Though rocketry had been an area of research in the U.S., Sputnik's launch spurred the Army Ballistic Missile Agency to put the first American satellite in space four months later. And, about a year after Sputnik, President Eisenhower established the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, better known as NASA. Because of Sputnik, the interests of spaceflight enthusiasts became dramatically aligned with the interests of the U.S. The feeling that Americans were trailing in the Space Race, which persisted for years after Sputnik, led President Kennedy to declare a bold and dramatic mission: to send a person to the moon within a decade and return him safely. Taxpayers who had been children at the time of Sputnik were far more willing to pay for the costs of the Apollo project and it has been speculated that the U.S.'s expensive moon shot might not have occurred if that small silver satellite had not flown around the Earth. Image: NASASaturn V The Saturn V rocket is all about superlatives. To this day, it remains the largest, tallest, heaviest, and most powerful launch vehicle to ever leave the Earth's surface. And, most importantly, it sent people to the moon, still the most impressive accomplishment in the history of manned spaceflight. The closest competition to the Saturn V's success came from the Soviet N1 rockets, which spectacularly failed at launch four times in a row. Apollo 11 leaving for the moon. You can't consider yourself an American unless seeing this photo immediately makes you start singing this song in your head. NASA Just to build the monstrous Saturn V, NASA had to construct one of the largest buildings by volume in the world. The nearly 50-story Vertical Assembly Building has the largest doors ever made and is so big that the place has its own weather system. The VAB went on to house the next illustrious and badass American space vehicle, the Space Shuttle. Starting with an unmanned test flight in 1967, the Saturn V had 13 successful launches. Each of the early flights brought people one stage closer to their goal of landing on the moon until Apollo 11, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin finally touched down at the Sea of Tranquility. Subsequent Saturn V vehicles brought 10 more men to the moon while the final launch took America's first space station, Skylab, to Earth orbit. Image: Reubenbarton/WikimediaApollo Lunar Module OK, we're not saying that the Apollo Command/Service spacecraft isn't great but there's pretty much nothing more iconic than the lunar landing vehicle when it comes to space machines. The Lunar Module is what many people think of when they picture the Apollo project and was pretty integral to that whole winning the Space Race thing. The sleek but cramped Command/Service module that took people to the moon actually suffered some major malfunctions during Apollo – tragically on Apollo 1 when the three-man crew was killed and then again when an oxygen tank exploded on Apollo 13, jeopardizing the astronauts en route to the moon. The lunar landing vehicle, on the other hand, was incredibly reliable, never once experiencing a major failure that impacted the mission. In fact, after the Apollo 13 service module was damaged, the three astronauts holed up in their Lunar Module while they heroically worked to stave off further disaster. In addition to being the workhorse bringing people to the moon, the Lunar Module also carried cameras, supplies, and, on the later Apollo missions, that cool moon buggy the astronauts drove around in. On their return, the crafts collectively delivered more than 380 kilograms of lunar rocks and material, which have been extremely valuable to scientists learning about the moon ever since. An adorable early model of the Lunar Module is available for you to go "Squee!" at below. Image: NASA Top Image: NASAVenera and Vega series Quick: What planet, besides Earth, have we landed more robots on than any other in the solar system? Your first inclination would probably be Mars but that's because most of us have forgotten the enormous accomplishments of the Soviet Venera and Vega probes. Between 1961 and 1984, the USSR sent 16 robots to Venus, eight of which successfully landed on its surface and transmitted information. In 1985, two more probes, Vega 1 and 2, touched down on our sister planet for a total of 10 landings. In contrast, there have only been seven successful robotic landings on Mars, all of them American (the Russians had probes that reached the ground, but none that survived more than a few seconds). The Venera series achieved a number of notable firsts. Though the first few probes were crushed by Venus' insanely high atmospheric pressure, the stubborn Soviets kept trying. Venera 7 accomplished the first soft landing ever on another planet and transmitted the first data from Venus to Earth. It survived only 23 minutes but it taught scientists that the Venusian surface is a really difficult place to operate on, with atmospheric pressure 90 times that of Earth and average temperatures of 465 degrees Celsius. Veneras 9 and 10 delivered the first pictures from the surface of Venus, showing the rocky landscape in the immediate vicinity of the probes. Veneras 13 and 14 operated the first drilling ever done on another planet. And Veneras 15 and 16, which opted out of landing robots, mapped the planet's surface with radar. Rarely remembered, Vegas 1 and 2 were probably some of the coolest robotic planetary missions ever. These twin probes each consisted of a spacecraft that arrived at Venus and released a lander that touched down on the surface and a balloon probe that floated 54 kilometers in the atmosphere. The balloons survived two days in the upper atmosphere, delivering data about wind speed, weather, and possibly experiencing an extraterrestrial drizzle. No other balloon crafts have ever been deployed on another world. In addition, the Vega spacecraft went on to visit Halley's comet, returning data about its frozen surface. Color photo from Venera 13 Images: Roscosmos via NASAVoyager Until a few decades ago, human eyes had never been able to look at the solar system from the outside in. But thanks to the Voyager probes, we finally know the beauty and starkness of our home in space and Earth's significance as a pale blue dot. Launched in 1977 on a grand tour of the outer planets, Voyager 1 and 2 delivered some of the most spectacular photographs the world had ever seen. The twin robots produced incredible data about the clouds of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn, as well as these two enormous planets' menagerie of moons. And it is likely that Voyager 2 will remain the only probe to ever visit Uranus and Neptune for many years to come. Voyager 1 has traveled farther from Earth than any man-made object, surpassing both its twin and the earlier Pioneer probes. It is currently flying out 20 billion kilometers away, or more than 120 times the distance between the Earth and the sun, where it has recently discovered an odd and unexpected region. While it has yet to actually leave the solar system, it will no doubt take a very long time before any other robots (or humans) surpass that amazing record. Image: Don Davis for NASASalyut (Almaz) It's already pretty kickass that the Soviets launched the world's first space station, Salyut 1, in 1971. It's even more awesome that this was just the first of six stations that the USSR launched during the next 15 years (aside from the International Space Station, the U.S. has only ever had one home in space, Skylab). But likely the best part of the Salyut missions was the fact that they were really just a very secretive cover for Russia's military Almaz space stations. Sure, as early as 1963 the U.S. wanted a military observatory in space. But the Americans never went very far in their plans and certainly didn't hide them under the guise of a scientific multi-station program. The Salyut program was the first time people ever had a home in space beyond some tiny capsules. Astronauts on the different Salyut stations set records for longest durations in space, conducted important scientific and medical experiments, and, on one occasion, performed a badass resuscitation of their nearly abandoned station. But it was the military objectives of the Salyut project that make up its one-of-a-kind awesome sauce. Under the codename Almaz, these high-flying platforms served as a place for Soviet astronauts to take high-resolution images of U.S. military bases, even developing the film right there in space. Almaz 2, the first successful Almaz station, even had a rapid-fire cannon. It was meant for "self-defense" and, because it might shake the station, was never tested in space. Too bad the ISS doesn't have a cannon of its own, so astronauts could defend themselves against an attack -- or at least pass the time by shooting space junk. Image: Don S. Montgomery, USN (Ret.)/WikimediaSpace Shuttle When the Space Shuttles were retired in 2011, there were widespread lamentations and a feeling that the U.S. had lost something that once made it great. Which is strange, considering the protests from the spaceflight community in the late 1960s and early '70s when President Nixon threw his support behind building the fleet. At the time, there was a worry that the cost of building and flying these machines would take away from other post-Apollo dreams, such as returning to the moon or going to Mars and beyond. Space Shuttle Atlantis fires her powerful engines. Image: NASA But over the three decades of their operation, the Space Shuttle fleet proved to be an enduring and important piece in the history of spaceflight. Often said to be the most complex machines ever built, each shuttle had more than 2.5 million parts and an impressive array of advanced technology and materials, like their well-known thermal tiles. As partially reusable vehicles, Space Shuttles Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Endeavour, and Atlantis did a lot of heavy lifting, bringing satellites to orbit and being an integral part of building the International Space Station. Perhaps their greatest payload was the Hubble Space Telescope, carried to orbit by Atlantis in 1990, which has dramatically changed astronomers' view of the universe and brought incredible and engaging photos to the public. The Space Shuttle fleet was not without its dark and tragic sides. Eleven shuttle flights between 1982 and 1992 carried classified cargoes for the U.S.'s secretive National Reconnaissance Office. On at least one occasion, deploying the NRO's spy satellite required heroic and still-unknown maneuvers by NASA's astronauts. And two shuttles, Challenger and Columbia, suffered devastating disasters, killing their crews and nearly grounding the fleet forever. In retirement, the Space Shuttles have found redemption. Despite some squabbles, each has received a hero's welcome as it reached its final resting place in a museum. The final space shuttle, Atlantis, returns to Earth after its final flight. Image: NASA Top Image: NASACassini-Huygens Some places in the solar system are more popular than others. The moon is well-trodden ground. NASA took people there more than 40 years ago and a good number of machines either preceded them or followed in their footsteps. We've sent satellites and robotic probes many times to Venus and Mars. But the distant outer reaches of our solar system remain a mostly unvisited frontier. Considering the challenges and time it takes to get there, the Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn stands at the top of the handful of missions that have gone. Sure, Pioneer and Voyager broke ground and Galileo was a dedicated surveyor of the largest planet, Jupiter. But Cassini gets its awesomeness from the fact that Saturn is, by far, the most stunning planet in our solar system. It's got gorgeous rings that seem to sparkle photogenically from every angle. It's got incredible storm systems that can wrap around the planet and generate insanely hot vortexes. And, it's got a magnificent array of mysterious moons. Cassini also stands out because it has accomplished the only landing in the outer solar system. In 2005, a year after the mission arrived at Saturn, the Huygens descent probe journeyed down to the surface of Titan, returning amazing footage from the ground. Titan is a weird and wonderful moon, simultaneously Earth-like and alien. It's likely that nothing will surpass this triumph until NASA approves a boat probe to float on one of Titan's lakes. Cassini has uncovered a trove of exciting scientific information by discovering new moons of Saturn, exploring the jetting geysers of Enceladus, and studying the bizarre polar hexagon at Saturn's north pole. The probe will continue to collect data until at least 2017, when it is scheduled to be decommissioned. Image: NASACuriosity rover Listen, we love all of our Mars probes. Viking 1 and 2 accomplished the first successful landing on the Red Planet. Sojourner, Spirit, and Opportunity are awesome rovers. Phoenix is named after a sweet mythological bird. But in terms of sheer badassery, it's hard to compete with Curiosity. Curiosity is big, roughly the same size as a Mini Cooper and with a main mast that's a foot taller than a Humvee. Curiosity is powerful, with a suite of state-of-the-art laboratory technologies and 17 incredible cameras. And Curiosity is rugged, powered by a live thermonuclear heart that keeps it chugging away during the frigid Martian nights, and is expected to last at least 14 years. After surviving the series of ninja moves that comprised its landing sequence, Curiosity has been roaming around Gale Crater, uncovering incredible details of Mars' watery past. It does all of this while sending back the most amazing pictures this side of the sun and looking like an adorably beefed-up version of Wall-E. Curiosity has captured the public imagination and is expected to help scientists figure out whether or not Mars could have ever been a place to host life. It's no wonder that NASA – constrained by budgets and seemingly singularly focused on Mars – opted to simply follow up its popular mission with a sequel: the Mars 2020 rover, which we hope has at least 20 lasers so we can call it Curiosity 2: The Wrath of Rover. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Malin Space Science Systems


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Better Broadcast Writing, Better Broadcast Newsteaches students how to write with the conversational simplicity required for radio and TV.This text draws on the Emmy Award-winning author's decades of professional experience in broadcast journalism. In addition to writing, the text also discusses the other elements that make up a good story-producing, reporting, shooting, editing, and ethics. The author's real-world perspective conveys the excitement of a career in journalism. Features Covers topics beyond writing, such as creating a well-paced broadcast, shooting and editing in the field, ethics, and job searching, giving students a sense of how writing fits into the bigger picture of news coverage. Features examples drawn from the author's own experience, including scripts and stories from ABC News, allowing students real-world insights into the broadcasting field. Addresses the differences between television and radio and describes the skills that apply to both media, preparing students to work in either field. Includes exercises in every chapter, giving students practical writing experience and encouraging them to think about the lessons conveyed in the book.Dobbs, Greg is the author of 'Better Broadcast Writing, Better Broadcast News', published 2004 under ISBN 9780205359943 and ISBN 0205359949.[read more]
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Algae are hidden drivers of global ecosystem productivity with unrealized potential. We seek to unlock the secrets of algal growth, reproduction and development in an environment where basic discoveries can be transformed into real-world innovations in biofuels, agriculture and medicine.
Using algae as a primary experimental system, Jim's research is investigating cell size control, cell growth regulation and carbon partitioning, and evolution of multicellularity.
I maintain a diverse and interdisciplinary research program aimed at answering fundamental questions in eukaryotic cell biology, evolution and development using the green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii (Chlamydomonas) and Volvox carteri (Volvox), as well as some of their close relatives in the volvocine algal family. Green algae are the smallest and simplest members of the green plant lineage, and are an ecologically important group of organisms for their role in the global carbon cycle. They are also excellent models for many areas of basic plant biology and for eukaryotic cell biology. Our research takes advantage of unique aspects of Chlamydomonas and Volvox to answer questions that can ultimately impact agriculture and human health. The most direct translational impacts of our work will be in algal biotechnology where cell size, growth metabolism, and oil composition are important yield traits, while our work on sexual cycles may enable development of breeding and improvement strategies for algal crop species.
Our work is in three main areas: 1. Cell size homeostasis and cell cycle control; 2. Cell growth control and carbon metabolism; and 3. Evolution of sexual dimorphism and germ-soma differentiation. The three topics are described separately below, but there are technical and conceptual connections and synergies between them that we have exploited to advance our work in all three areas.
Cell Size Homeostasis and the RB Tumor Suppressor Pathway Size homeostasis is a fundamental property of proliferating cells and is thought to be governed by cell size checkpoints. The multiple fission cell cycle of Chlamydomonas uncouples cell growth and division and allows us unique access to a size checkpoint mechanism. A key regulator of this checkpoint is the Chlamydomonas retinoblastoma (RB) tumor suppressor pathway, whose function in cell size and cell cycle regulation is a major focus of investigation.
Cell Growth Regulation in Photosynthetic Eukaryotes
Cell growth in eukaryotes requires the coordinate regulation of cytoplasmic biosynthetic processes with those in chloroplasts and mitochondria, semi-autonomous organelles that contain their own protein biosynthetic machinery. Chloroplasts from higher plants and green algae represent a large fraction of cellular biomass yet it is unknown how their growth is regulated with respect to cytoplasmic growth. The TOR (target of rapamycin) kinase signaling pathway is conserved in all eukaryotes where it functions as a nutrient-sensitive modulator of growth rates. We are using Chlamydomonas as a simple model for how TOR signaling contributes to coordinated growth control in photosynthetic eukaryotes.
Evolution of Developmental Complexity Chlamydomonas reinhardtii belongs to a diverse clade of green algae, some of which have undergone a remarkable transition to multicellularity. The best-characterized of the multicellular relatives is Volvox carteri, a species that embodies many of the hallmarks of multicellular metazoans or plants. These include terminally differentiated somatic cells, reproductive stem cells, complex embryonic patterning, and formation of sexually dimorphic germ cells (eggs and sperm), none of which are present in its unicellular relative Chlamydomonas. Indirect evidence suggests that the RB tumor suppressor pathway might be coupled to germ/soma differentiation and to dimorphic germ cell production. Our current work is aimed at cloning and characterizing the mating locus that is the genetic determinant for sperm and egg formation.
Investigating the effect of target of rapamycin kinase inhibition on the Chlamydomonas reinhardtii phosphoproteome: from known homologies to new targets, New Phytologist, 2018
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