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Lined with good-looking independent shops, cool bars and an abundance of eateries, Exmouth Market is a little piece of heaven tucked away between Clerkenwell and Islington. Formerly home to menswear store, Content & Co., this retail shop for rent comes with shelves, fitting rooms and a stockroom. The space could also accommodate a coffee shop.
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Weekdays see the lunchtime street food market pull in hungry workers from the area's many offices, design agencies and production companies. At night, the fairy lights and old-fashioned lampposts come on, and the street fills with diners and drinkers lured by the likes of Moro, Berber & Q and table football mecca, Café Kick. There's a buzz about the place all week, but weekends see a few more people browsing the street's quirky shops and, yes, looking for somewhere good to eat.
Next door is Moro's highly talked-about smaller sibling, Morito, and the hip hairdressers, the klinik. Over the road, you've got the quirky artisan store and flower shop, Botanique Workshop, and the award-winning Gail's Bakery. And we just have to mention the nearby Barber Streisand, which must be a contender for the best-named barber shop in London.
The Landlord owns the whole side of the street, so they're looking for someone who will complement the other shops.


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Apr 01, 2018
Saracens' reign as European champions ended by Leinster
Saracens' hopes of a third consecutive Champions Cup title were dashed in Dublin as Leinster progressed to the semi-finals with a 30-19 win.
Johnny Sexton's boot and three tries from Garry Ringrose, Dan Leavy and James Lowe cemented the Irish province's place in the last four, alongside a Fergus McFadden conversion.
Sarries replacement Blair Cowan crossed to give the Men in Black late hope and Owen Farrell was successful with five kicks, as was Marcelo Bosch with one, but it wasn't to be for the back-to-back European champions.
Farrell recovered from a quad injury to start after missing last weekend's win over Harlequins. George Kruis returned to lock while Mako Vunipola was promoted to the front row.
An epic noise and a sea of blue welcomed the two sides to the field and the 50,000-strong crowd were vociferous once more four minutes into the game as Isa Nacewa raced down the left and sent Ringrose in unopposed.
Farrell replied with two penalties before Sexton increased Leinster's lead with three points of his own.
The two traded kicks once more and a monstrous boot from Bosch made it 13-12 at half-time before the hosts raced into a 11-point lead early in the second period.
Sexton added a long-range penalty and moments later James Ryan's cute pop inside was gathered by the onrushing Leavy who scampered under the posts – the home crowd once again in fine voice.
Brilliant, spirited defending with big hits from Liam Williams and Vunipola keeping the home side at bay but a strong driving maul gave Leo Cullen's outfit the platform to score their third and decisive try; Lowe dotting down craftily on his back following a great shunt from three blue shirts.
Sarries' response was good with Maro Itoje carrying well and Alex Goode jinking in and out of a number of Leinster defenders.
They eventually, and deservedly, got themselves on the try count. An accurate line-out superbly taken by Nick Isiekwe and a compact maul saw Cowan cross for his first for the club.
The game was set for a grandstand finish with Williams almost finishing off a free-flowing move, only to be denied by the last-gasp heroics of Rob Kearney.
Devin Toner was sent to the bin with five minutes remaining for kicking the ball out of Ben Spencer's hands but Saracens couldn't capitalise on their one-man advantage.
15. Rob Kearney 14. Fergus McFadden 13. Garry Ringrose 12. Isa Nacewa (O'Loughlin 79') 11. James Lowe 10. Johnny Sexton (Carbery 68') 9. Luke McGrath (McCarthy 65'); 1. Cian Healy (J.McGrath 54') 2. Sean Cronin (Tracy 60') 3. Tadhg Furlong (Porter 66') 4. Devin Toner 5. James Ryan 6. Scott Fardy (Ruddock 65') 7. Dan Leavy, 8. Jordi Murphy (Deegan 79').
Replacements 16. James Tracy 17. Jack McGrath 18. Andrew Porter 19. Rhys Ruddock 20. Max Deegan 21. Nick McCarthy 22. Joey Carbery 23. Rory O'Loughlin.
Tries: Ringrose (4'), Leavy (47'), Lowe (58')
Conversions: Sexton 2/2, McFadden 1/1
Penalties: Sexton 3/3
Yellow card: Toner (75)
15. Alex Goode 14. Liam Williams (Wyles 63') 13. Marcelo Bosch (Lozowski 60') 12. Brad Barritt 11. Sean Maitland 10. Owen Farrell 9. Richard Wigglesworth (Spencer 60') 1. Mako Vunipola (Barrington 77') 2. Jamie George (Brits 52') 3. Juan Figallo (Lamositele 65') 4. Maro Itoje 5. George Kruis (Day 77'), 6. Nick Isiekwe 7. Schalk Burger (Cowan 60') 8. Jackson Wray
Replacements 16. Schalk Brits 17. Richard Barrington 18. Titi Lamositele 19. Dom Day 20 Blair Cowan 21 Ben Spencer 22 Alex Lozowski 23 Chris Wyles.
Tries: Cowan (64')
Conversions: Farrell
Penalties: Farrell 3/3, Bosch 1/1
Man of the Match: Dan Leavy

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There's more to do close to Pioneer Park other than just hanging out such as swimming, fishing, playing golf, and whitewater paddling, so running out of cool things to do won't happen. At Pioneer Park exciting stuff to do is bountiful, and many people are fond of coming here to get away. Pioneer Park is a very popular old favorite campground among residents of Ogema.
You have to get out, and Pioneer Park in Wisconsin is just the location. Such a fine choice
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While you're here at Pioneer Park, you could also pop by beautiful North Twin Lake, and a game of bowling is fun at nearby D'S Burger & Bowl. Not far from Pioneer Park you obtain some perfect water scenery at Ogema E3247 Dam. If you're here at Pioneer Park and you like golf, you can explore Westwood Golf Club, and a good locality to bowl in the neighborhood of Pioneer Park is Phillips Lanes. Golf Course is a golf course right next door to Pioneer Park; hey, North Branch Holmes Creek is a nice local stream. Near Pioneer Park you locate a golf course called Tee-Hi Golf Course. For all you bowlers, The Sports Page Bowl & Grill is a great bowling alley in close proximity to Pioneer
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Semiclassical objects: solitons, bubbles, black holes, etc., can be viewed as field configurations consisting of very many quanta. In certain situations such objects can be formed spontaneously "out of nothing" or/and be produced in a thermal bath or in particle collisions. Some of them, if actually produced in a laboratory, may lead to catastrophic consequences. The impossibility of such a doomsday-type outcome of running high-energy accelerators has been fully tested "experimentally" by the cosmic ray collisions over the history of the Universe. I discuss possible theoretical explanations of this encouraging "experimental result".
This colloquium will provide an introduction to the physics of spin transport in solids, with an emphasis on semiconductors. I will focus on the roles played by tunneling, spin-orbit coupling, and hyperfine interactions in the injection, transport and detection of spin-polarized electrons. Examples from experiments on ferromagnet-semiconductor junctions will be used to illustrate some of the unusual physics associated with these phenomena. The technological implications will be discussed briefly (and somewhat skeptically).
I present a nontechnical review of current understanding of the phenomenon of color confinement: from the conceptual roots of the idea related to Abrikosov vortices in superconductors to modern implementations of the dual Meissner effect in non-Abelian theories similar to quantum chromodynamics, the theory of hadrons. Supersymmetry was instrumental in recent developments. Efforts aimed at solving various aspects of QCD basing on supersymmetry and string-inspired ideas bring fruits. In a remarkable entanglement, theoretical constructions of the 1970s and 1990s combine with today's ideas to provide new insights.
We have constructed an instrument that records a complete time-domain laser fluorescence decay, resolved on the subnanosecond time scale, 10000 times per second, with high S/N and reproducibility. We are using this instrument to measure intramolecular and intermolecular distances in muscle proteins during their biochemical activities. This is accomplished by time-resolved fluorescence resonance energy transfer (TR-FRET), which can determine complex distance interprobe distributions in the range from 2 to 8 nm. When this experiment is performed following the rapid mixing of proteins and substrates, we record these signals resolved on the millisecond time scale of biochemical kinetics. This new experiment, called transient time-resolved FRET, (TR)2FRET, provides multidimensional structural information on the time scale of biochemical reactions. We have used it to define the internal structural dynamics of two muscle proteins during their ATP-driven energy transduction processes: myosin, which generates force in contraction, and the calcium pump, which relaxes muscle by removing calcium after a contraction. These studies are being used to determine how the molecular machine works, how it fails in disease, and how to repair it therapeutically.
The nature and identity of the dark matter of the Universe is one of the most challenging problems facing modern cosmology.
Supersymmetry offers a natural candidate for dark matter.
After a brief review of the evidence for dark matter, I will discuss the phenomenological consequences for supersymmetry both in the context of dark matter and upcoming experiments at the LHC.
In the BCS paradigm for the superconducting state, electrons close to the Fermi level EF-
form Cooper pairs which condense into a zero center of mass momentum state. This results in a gap in the electronic excitation spectrum that is symmetrically
centered about EF- . Above Tc- where the condensate is lost, the pairs dissociate, the energy gap collapses, and the normal state Fermi surface appears. On the other hand,in the underdoped high temperature superconductors, instead of a complete Fermi
surface above Tc- , only disconnected regions of the Fermi surface appear, separated by regions that still exhibit an energy (pseudo)gap. After introducing the technique of angle resolved photoemission, used to study the electronic excitations in materials, we show that in this pseudogap phase, the energy-momentum relation of electronic excitations near EF- behave as they do in a normal metal in regions with a Fermi surface, but like that of a superconductor in the gapped regions. We discuss these results in terms of competing order parameters, and the relationship between pairing and condensation
The year just finished witnessed the first beams of particles circulated in a new accelerator near Geneva, Switzerland -- the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The event received remarkable media attention as well as intense scientific interest. This colloquium will discuss the physics goals of the collider, the experience of first beam, the subsequent failure of a portion of the machine, and the outlook for the near future both in the operation of the collider and the physics results to be expected.
On December 11, 2008, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced "that Michigan State University (MSU) in East Lansing, MI has been selected to design and establish the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB), a cutting-edge research facility to advance understanding of rare nuclear isotopes and the evolution of the cosmos." In this talk I will provide a high-level summary of the envisioned science program, the facility layout and user interfaces for the planned facility. In addition, I will highlight existing and newly emerging rare isotope research opportunities for future FRIB users who can initiate or participate in cutting edge rare isotope research programs at the existing NSCL, which can seamlessly transition to FRIB.
The first radio surveys of the sky discovered that some large clusters of galaxies contained powerful sources of synchrotron emission. Optical images showed that the intra-cluster medium was permeated by long linear filaments with bizarre emission line spectra. Recent observations in the infrared and radio show that these filaments have very strong emission lines of molecular
hydrogen and carbon monoxide. The mass of molecular material is quite large, the gas is quite warm, and the filaments have not formed stars despite their multi-Gyr age. I will discuss the general astrophysical context of large clusters of galaxies and how large masses of molecular gas can be heated to produce what we observe.
The electron carry not only an electrical charge but also a spin. The spin can be viewed as a tiny magnet and, actually, the magnetism of matter is mainly related to the orientation of the spin of the electrons. Spintronics is a new type of electronics exploiting not only the charge of the electrons but also the influence of the spin on their mobility in magnetic materials. We are already familiar with spintronics since we use everyday the "Giant Magnetoresistance" (GMR) to read the hard disc of our computer or listen to music on our I-Pod. The discovery of the GMR, 21 years ago, kicked off the development of spintronics which is expanding today in many very promising directions. I will describe the most recent advances. The current researches will probably lead to a new type of memory (STT-RAM) for our computer, to smart radio-wave emitters for our telephone and, perhaps, to qubits for quantum computing.
The usual materials of classical spintronics are magnetic and nonmagnetic metals, magnetic and nonmagnetic semiconductors and, for tunnel junctions, insulating materials like MgO or alumina. However, nowadays, promising results begin to be obtained with a new family of materials which includes carbon nanotubes, graphene and several types of magnetic or non-magnetic molecules. The general advantage of carbon-based materials is mainly their long spin lifetime related to the small spin-orbit coupling of carbon, but, as we will see, the very high electron velocity of some of them is also of great interest for spintronics. The first part of the talk will be an introduction on classical spintronics and a review of what can be done with molecular materials for TMR, spin transport in lateral structures, magnetic switching or microwave generation by spin transfer. In the second part of the lecture I will focus on the general problem of spin transport in a nonmagnetic lateral channel between a spin-polarized source and a spin-polarized drain, a structure which is at the basis of several concepts of logic devices or spin transistors. The main difficulty is related to the transformation of the spin information – related to the magnetic configuration of the electrodes- into a large electrical signal, ideally Δ V/V ≈ 1 or larger, if V is the bias voltage and Δ V some voltage variation induced by a change of the magnetic configuration. In experiments on structures in which the lateral channel is a metal or a semiconductor, Δ V/V does not exceed a few 1% and the electrical signal Δ V is generally in the μ V range. In contrast, in the experiments on carbon nanotubes between ferromagnetic contacts we will present, high values of Δ V/V ( above 70%) and large Δ V (of the order of 100 mV) can be obtained. After a description of the theoretical background, we will discuss the origin of the difficulties for semiconductors and explain why large values of Δ V/V and Δ V can be easily obtained with carbon nanotubes. We will emphasize the potential of carbon nanotubes, graphene and other molecules for spintronics, and conclude by presenting some next challenges for molecular spintronics.
The human brain is a network containing a hundred billion neurons, each communicating with several thousand others. As the wiring for neuronal communication draws on limited space and energy resources, evolution had to optimize their use. This principle of minimizing wiring costs explains many features of brain architecture, including placement and shape of many neurons. However, the shape of some neurons and their synaptic properties remained unexplained. This led us to the principle of maximization of brain's ability to store information, which can be expressed as maximization of entropy. Combination of the two principles, analogous to the minimization of free energy in statistical physics, provides a systematic view of brain architecture, necessary to explain brain function.
In this colloquium I will present a broad overview of humanity's 100 year search for higher transition temperature, and generally more useful, superconductors. Particular emphasis will be placed on the past 20 years. The talk will start with an introduction to superconductivity (historically, phenomenological, and theoretically) and then progress through several of the key discoveries of the past one-score years. The basic conclusion is that this is a field that is still dominated by highly intuitive searches and sudden discoveries. That being said, the past decade has seen several discoveries that seem to point toward a very promising and rich phase space. The talk is intended to be a light and fluffy review of an exciting field. Mildly off color jokes about one and all will be included free of charge.
Graphene: the magic of electrons in flatland
Eva Y. Andrei
Rutgers University
Graphene, a one-atom thick layer of crystalline carbon possesses extraordinary electronic properties which make it a prime candidate for novel nano-electronic devices, at the same time raising the prospect to observe phenomena hitherto unseen in bench top experiments. These unusual properties are due to charge-carriers that behave like ultra-relativistic particles, also known as massless Dirac fermions. I will present scanning tunneling microscopy and transport experiments that provide access to these particles and give new insights their unique world.
Near-Earth space (or GeoSpace) is a plasma environment which sits between the Earth's atmosphere and the interplanetary medium. This region is populated by plasma that originates from the solar wind as well as our atmosphere, and is host to dynamic physical processes that are interesting not only in their own right, but also as examples of processes at work in the solar corona and more distant cosmic plasma systems. Large and small-scale electrodynamics are responsible for, among other processes, the Northern and Southern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis. While GeoSpace is close by, it is notoriously difficult to study. It is virtually impossible to image GeoSpace directly, and even fleets of satellites flown with state-of-the-art instrumentation provide point measurements within a vast region of space. The topology of the GeoSpace environment is largely controlled by the terrestrial magnetic field. The entire region is connected along magnetic field lines to the Earth's upper atmosphere, one consequence of that connection being the aforementioned Aurora Borealis. For more than fifty years, researchers have been struggling to develop the aurora as a means of remote sensing GeoSpace dynamics, providing a crucial compliment to direct satellite observations. In this talk, I will provide a brief overview of GeoSpace and some of the big questions that space physicists are addressing. I will focus on the aurora, and how we are now using state-of-the-art auroral observations to explore some specific questions such as how small-scale dynamics such as reconnection and MHD instabilities affect the global system topology in dramatic events called magnetic substorms.
The universe as understood through particle physics has an underlying structure
that interconnects mass, flavor and chirality in complex ways.
The neutrino is a fundamental fermion that is uniquely suited as a probe of this structure. I will review some of the properties of Standard Model of particle physics that we wish to better understand and will present the physics potential and status of the NOvA experiment, a detector under construction in northern Minnesota that is designed to observe the phenomenon of neutrino oscillation.
Cochlear implants are the first device to successfully restore neural function. They have instigated a popular but controversial revolution in the treatment of deafness, and they serve as a model for research in neuroscience and biomedical engineering. In this talk the physiology of natural hearing will be reviewed from the perspective of a physicist, and the function of cochlear implants will be described in the context of historical treatments, electrical engineering, psychophysics, clinical evaluation of efficacy and personal experience. The social implications of cochlear implantation and the future outlook for auditory prostheses will also be discussed.
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Ian Shipsey is a particle physicist, and a Professor of Physics at Purdue University. He has been profoundly deaf since 1989. Recently he heard the voice of his daughter for the first time, and his wife's voice for the first time in thirteen years thanks to a cochlear implant.
The colloquium will be at the level of Scientific American.
The laws of physics for matter and antimatter are very, very similar. Yet we live in a Universe where matter dominates over antimatter by many orders of magnitude. When and how did this imbalance occur? This is a question at the root of our existence, but one for which, as yet, we do not have a satisfactory answer. I will review the physics of this problem, and the possible answers that are suggested by our current understanding of the history of the Universe and of the differences between the behavior of matter and antimatter, known as CP violations.
A microscopic understanding of the Ferromagnetic/Antiferromagnetic (F/AF) direct exchange coupling or exchange biasing has been elusive for the over 50 years since its discovery. In part, the almost exclusive use of hysteresis loops to study the phenomenon has limited our understanding. We developed a new experimental technique to study the exchange coupling between a ferromagnet and antiferromagnet [Appl. Phys. Lett. 69,3932-3931 (1996)]. This new technique enjoyed considerable success in explaining many general exchange bias features using Co/CoO as a model system [J. Appl. Phys. _87_, 6418-20 (2000), J. Appl. Phys. _89_, 7543-5, (2001), and Phys. Rev. _B 65_(RC) 180406-10(2002)]. After the Co/CoO work we used variations of the technique to study the angular dependence of the interfacial energy in Fe/MnF_2 bilayers. We were able to explain the observations using a microscopic model [Phys. Rev. _B 65_(RC), 100402, (2002), Phys. Rev. _B 68_, 054430 (2003)]. The microscopic model includes terms for the interfacial exchange coupling, uncompensated spin density in the AF, the AF spin-canting energy, and domain walls in the AF. Application of the model to the Fe/MnF_2 bilayer experimental data allows one to separately determine the fraction of uncompensated interfacial spins in the AF layer and the interfacial exchange coupling energy for the first time. An understanding of the spatial distribution of the microscopic energies allows for a simplification of the energy in which the physics is transparent.This work supported by the University of Minnesota MRSEC
Superconductivity is a powerful tool for the detection of electromagnetic radiation over an extraordinary range of frequencies. The superconducting transition-edge sensor (TES), for example, is an extremely sensitive detector over more than twelve orders of magnitude in frequency, from microwaves through gamma rays. The TES uses a superconducting film biased in the superconducting transition as a sensing element. TES arrays have evolved beyond the research and development phase, and they are providing improved sensitivity in applications as diverse as nuclear non-proliferation and forensics, nuclear and particle physics, and cosmology. These arrays are instrumented by superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) amplifiers. I will discuss the development of these detectors, and highlight their use in nuclear non-proliferation and cosmology, where they are providing new capabilities for sensitive measurements of the elemental and isotopic composition of nuclear materials, and the power and polarization of the cosmic microwave background.
The discovery of CP Violation in kaon decays 1964 created quite a shock in the HEP community despite the fact that parity violation had been established a few years earlier. The impact of this discovery can be illustrated by the very peculiar theory that had been suggested for it: the KM ansatz seemed a priori unlikely to be correct. Yet since the turn of the Millenium it has been empirically validated in the decays of B mesons to an impressive degree -- while failing to provide a scenario for baryogenesis. This success of the Standard Model of HEP does not invalidate the experimental and theoretical arguments for its incompleteness. The task of uncovering the dynamics driving electroweak symmetry breaking provides our
generational challenge. It will be addressed by experiments undertaken at the LHC. A dedicated continuation of comprehensive studies of heavy flavour transitions will be a central element in confronting this challenge.
A few hundred thousand years after the Big Bang the primordial gas recombined, became transparent - the last light from that we now see as Cosmic Microwave Background. There was very little structure in the universe at that time, no source of light - we call it now the Cosmic Dark Ages. It would take several hundred million years before the first stars in the universe would form, making the first source of light after the big bang, when the "dark" matter could clump, collecting up baryonic matter that could cool down, and condense into the first stars. Still, the gas was quite warm, so it would take massive, big clouds to collapse under their own gravity, making big stars. At least, this is what out best theories tell us. But no one actually has ever observed this to date. So, is that story true? How big were the first star actually? What can we do to find out? Looking at the current universe, we do see that some quite big stars are still formed today, but they shed mass in massive winds and in giant eruptions and will die not quite as big as they were born. Is the same true for the first stars if born as big as the biggest stars we see today? Or were there even bigger stars, and how would the evolve and die? Could these latter once be the predecessors of the supermassive black holes harbored in the centers of even some of the earliest galaxies we see? So, how can we find out? At least part of the story we may be able to uncover now by looking at ashes of the first stars, the pattern of elements that made and that were incorporated in subsequent generations of stars. Observes now have found some very old stars in the halo of our galaxy, one of its oldest constituents, that likely have formed very early in the universe. These stars have only miniscule traces of heavy elements, they almost exclusively consist of the matter made by the big bang. We now believe that many of those likely have been "polluted" only by a few, maybe a single star. But the ratio of heavy elements that a star makes depends a lot on how massive is was, and how it died. So looking at the ashes of these first stars, as incorporated in the old stars we have found, may tell the story of the lives of those first stars. What will we discover?
The most stringent tests of physical theories are often provided by extremes. The planet Mercury's interaction with the solar wind provides one such case for magnetospheric physics. Mercury is unique in that it possesses no significant ionosphere, and owing to the planet's comparatively small magnetic moment, yielding a surface field one percent of Earth's, Mercury's magnetosphere is small and entirely dominated by the solar wind interaction. In solar orbit from 0.31 to 0.47 AU heliocentric distance, Mercury is also exposed to solar wind densities four to ten times higher than at Earth, an interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) about three times stronger, and a predominantly radial IMF, which changes the basic nature of the bow shock structure and dynamics. Finally, length and time scales that are widely separated at Earth and other solar system magnetospheres merge in the Mercury system. Energetic (>20 keV) protons and even thermal heavy ions have gyroradii comparable to the radius of Mercury's magnetosphere. The largest-scale fluid-mode waves have transit times through the magnetosphere comparable to ion gyro-frequencies. Thus the convenient scale ordering that applies to other systems breaks down at Mercury. This seminar provides a summary of the initial findings from NASA's Mercury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging (MESSENGER) mission. Launched in August 2004, the MESSENGER spacecraft has successfully completed six planetary gravity assist maneuvers, one at Earth, two at Venus, and three at Mercury, placing the spacecraft on target for insertion into orbit about Mercury in March 2011. Results from the three Mercury flybys reveal a rapid-fire electrodynamic system with a magnetic recirculation timescale of only tens of seconds, magnetic reconnection events at least an order of magnitude more intense than at Earth, and large-scale boundary structures unique to Mercury. The correspondence with ion-kinetic/electron-fluid simulations give tantalizing suggestions of new physical insights that will be gained once the comprehensive survey in Mercury orbit begins in 2011.
Electronic confinement at nanoscale dimensions remains a central means of science and technology. In this talk, I will describe a method for producing extreme nanoscale electronic confinement at the interface between two normally insulating oxides, LaAlO3 and SrTiO3. Using a conducting atomic-force-microscope probe, we can create nanoscale conducting islands, nanowires, tunnel junctions and field-effect transistors, with spatial dimensions comparable to the diameter of a single-wall carbon nanotube (~2 nm). These structures are created in ambient conditions at room temperature, and can be erased and rewritten repeatedly. This new, on-demand nanoelectronics platform has the potential for widespread scientific and technological exploitation.
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Julian Assange started a website, WikiLeaks, to share secret information and expose human rights violations around the world. Julian Assange: Founder of WikiLeaksintroduces readers to Assange's early life and his journey to share controversial information with the public. Easy-to-read text, vivid images, and helpful back matter give readers a clear look at this subject. Features include a table of contents, infographics, a glossary, additional resources, and an index. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Core Library is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO.
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There is time in the year when Christmas magic is everywhere, inside our hearts and outside on the street of town. With the first Cola-Cola commercials on TV, the traditional "Alone in Hose" movie for children and grownups, the choice of the brightest and colorful Christmas tree lights and taking those warm pajamas and socks from the closet, we feel that Christmas spirit knocking on our doors. And the exciting feeling that wakes up in us connects tradition, family and delicious food.
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New Data Shows Spanish Property Prices
to Increase 1.8% in February
|Prices continue to surprise everyone as the recovery is in full swing
There have been 11 monthly price increases over the past 12 months, and Tinsa say that this is the best rise year-on-year, and continues the trend that began all the way back in 2014.
Breaking it down into regions; the Balearics was the region with the deepest property price increases. Average home prices rose 4.4% here. The Canary Islands came in second, with 4%.
It won't come as much of a surprise that these are the two markets leading the way this time of year. The Canaries are popular all-year round. The interest in tourism and property stays strong during the winter, unlike mainland regions thanks to the climates of places such as Lanzarote, Tenerife, and Fuerteventura.
While the Balearic islands do experience a similar climate to the south of Spain during the winter, property prices are pushed up and above the average due to the difference between supply and demand. The islands are always popular, but they are too small for unrestricted housebuilding.
Back in the mainland, regional capitals – such as Malaga in the Costa del Sol – saw average property price increases of 3% during February, while there was an average increase of 0.9% for the Mediterranean coastal regions since the start of the year.
Tinsa published further data that painted a broad picture of the trends of the Spanish property market, including an increase in building licenses of 28.9% during 2016 compared to 2015, along with mortgage approvals increasing 14.8% over the space of a year.
Unemployment fell by 9.7% in 2016 according to the Tinsa data, which is why home transactions increased 13.8% during 2016 compared to 2015.


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Manchester United are reportedly interested in signing Marc Batra from the Bundesliga outfit Borussia Dortmund, according to The Sun.
The Catalan journalist Gerard Romero claimed that the Red Devils have contacted the German club about the possibility of signing 26-year-old defender ahead of an underwhelming season in the Premier League.
? OJO! El Manchester United de MOU ha preguntado por la situación de MARC BARTRA al Dortmund #mercato #GRnews ?
— Gerard Romero (@gerardromero) July 1, 2017
The report adds that United boss Jose Mourinho is keen to further strengthen his defensive options at Old Trafford this summer after having already secured the services of Victor Lindelof from Benfica last month.
Moreover, the Portuguese boss Mourinho believes Bartra is an ideal addition according to the report.
Romero took to Twitter to suggest that the 20-time English champions have contacted Borussia Dortmund about the availability regarding Barta, with a view to a possible summer swoop for the Spain international, who is apparently attracting interest from the Premier League giants.
The centre-back has made 31 appearances for Dortmund since arriving to the Westfalenstadion last summer.


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Team-based learning (TBL) is structured, cooperative learning teaching strategy used in a variety of disciplines. TBL uses a three-step approach for delivering content to students: out-of-class preparation, readiness assurance, and application. In this article, a method for incorporating TBL into an undergraduate cell biology course using cystic fibrosis (CF) as a theme is described. Class content is divided into modules. Each module consists of (1) out-of-class video viewing and reading assignments; (2) individual and team assessments, mini-lectures, and think-pair-share activities to assess understanding of the material; and (3) in-class, group problem sets related to the molecular pathogenesis of CF. Although originally designed for an introductory undergraduate cell biology course, this curriculum can be easily adapted for upper-level undergraduate and high school students.
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The British long ago established Western-style institutions of learning in colonized Muslim lands. But now it appears the educational worm has turned, menacingly, with a recent discovery that pupils at seven London schools are being instilled with Islamic propaganda.
Surprise inspections by Ofsted — the Office for Standards in Education — found that these schools taught a narrow curriculum, ignoring Western culture and refusing to inculcate British values. Most shockingly, some students at these institutions told inspectors that they didn't know if they should follow English law or Sharia law — or which was more important.
Six of these schools are "independent," meaning private. They are Ebrahim Academy, East London Islamic School, Mazahirul Uloom School, Al-Mizan School, Jamiatul Ummah School, and London East Academy. Most telling about the times, perhaps, the seventh transgressing institution is a state-run, Church of England school: Sir John Cass's Foundation and Red Coat School. It is described as "Muslim dominated," with 90 percent of its students being of Bangladeshi heritage.
And this Muslim domination has begotten Islamic indoctrination. As the Daily Mail reported Friday on the East London Islamic School, which is reflective of the wider problem:
The report found that although literacy and numeracy lessons were regular, with youngsters given some chances to take part in science classes, there were only "occasional" opportunities for the pupils to learn about geography and history, which were taught through the Islamic curriculum.
Inspectors revealed that one young pupil "explained to inspectors that he would 'go to hell' if he participated in music or dance."
"The majority of lessons taught at the school focus on Islamic or Arabic studies," Ofsted said.
"All pupils learn to recite religious texts by memory and repetition."
It found that although the school effectively promoted Islamic development of pupils, girls were not treated the same boys.
"Male teachers and boys make a daily visit to The East London Mosque. The girls are required to wait for their return before lessons can resume. Girls do not have equal opportunities and some learning is lost."
The watchdog also warned that the school was not actively promoting an "appreciation and understanding" of other cultures, with nearly all after-school activities of an Islamic nature.
"There is no evidence to show how pupils learn about different faiths and cultures within modern Britain as part of a planned curriculum," inspectors said.
The head of Ofsted, Sir Michael Wilshaw, said the students at these schools were in serious danger of "radicalization." He warned that all the schools mentioned "focused intensively on developing Islamic knowledge and understanding at the expense of other important areas of the curriculum." As to this, not only did students tell inspectors that it was wrong to learn about other faiths, but the investigation also found, writes the Independent, "one school where all the library books were in Arabic, and a teacher ignoring a student expressing extremist views in school work." Moreover, a sixth-form (grade levels for students between 16 and 18 years of age) Islamic society at the Church of England school had a Facebook page with links to radical preacher Sheikh Omar Suleiman.
All seven transgressing schools are in the London borough of Tower Hamlets, which is now majority non-white and is the only borough in the U.K. in which more people identify as Muslim than Christian. It's also home to more than 40 mosques and Islamic centers, including the East London Mosque, which was the first mosque in the European Union. In addition, this institution is the largest Islamic center in Europe and regularly broadcasts the adhān, the Muslim call to prayer.
The scandal at the Tower Hamlets schools comes just a bit more than six months after revelations about what has been dubbed the "Trojan horse plot," which involved the English city of Birmingham. The Telegraph reported on that scandal in July:
An official inquiry… shows "disturbing" evidence of attempts by Islamist extremists to infiltrate a number of Birmingham schools….
[A] review by Peter Clarke, the former anti-terror chief, concluded that there had been "co-ordinated, deliberate and sustained action" by a number of individuals to introduce an "intolerant and aggressive Islamic ethos" into a few schools in the city.
The inquiry, commissioned by the Department for Education, found "clear evidence" that there are a number of people, associated with each other and in positions of authority within schools who "espouse, endorse or fail to challenge extremist views".
Such people had gained influence on the governing bodies, installing "sympathetic" headteachers and senior staff, appointing "like-minded" people to key positions and removing heads who were not "compliant" with a particular agenda.
A prime example of the Muslim indoctrination in this case was the school at the scandal's center, Park View, and its leader, Monzoor "Mozz" Hussain. As the Telegraph reported in October:
Under his leadership, Park View segregated boys and girls, invited an extremist speaker to address pupils, told children who did not pray that they were not proper Muslims, and restricted the syllabus in line with "conservative Islamic teaching". Mr Hussain also set up a closed group for certain Park View teachers on WhatsApp, a mobile messaging app, which promoted grossly extremist and bigoted views. He delivered "mind-blowing" anti-American assemblies to children, according to witnesses.
Hussain has since been banned from the teaching profession, as part of corrective action that involved the firing, suspension, or banning of teachers involved in the Trojan horse plot. The Telegraph reports that despite this, however, some of these "educators" "have set up a private academy and are continuing to teach children." This includes Hussain, whose involvement is cloaked in technicalities.
Birmingham is also a city implicated in the recent scandal concerning sex-slave trafficking by U.K. Muslims. As The New American reported in September, this involved prostitution rings that would target mainly white English girls whose plight was ignored by British authorities. While the girls would frequently be abducted, beaten, and intimidated, authorities covered the problem up for fear of appearing "racist" and in deference to a multiculturalist agenda; in fact, they would often deflect attention from the Muslim perpetrators by blaming the victims, characterizing the girls as tarts who caused their own woes. As far as Birmingham's role in the coverup goes, it was revealed recently that the municipality's city council hid links between Muslim cab drivers and child sex victims for 23 years.
The U.K. has experienced a huge influx of Muslim immigrants during the last 15 years. This is largely the handiwork of the former Labour government, which, an ex-Tony Blair advisor has admitted, wanted to create a "multicultural" country and "rub the Right's nose in diversity."


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So every once in a while, I cook live on Facebook. Yup, Facebook Live Cooking Show. So far, I haven't cut off my finger or burned the house down, but that could happen! They usually last 30-45 minutes and I usually make 3-4 things, and I answer questions live.
I'm doing one tonight for 4 keto dishes, and I'll be showing the Instant Pot as well as the Instant Pot Gem.
If you're planning to join us live tonight, here is what's on the Keto Low Carb Menu with the Instant Pot and the GEM! It can be difficult to find the Live events. We will be posting here, but if you RSVP to this link, when we post there, you will be able to find it. (click on it and select Going) https://www.facebook.com/events/1880340525610693/
GREEN BEANS WITH BACON: http://twosleevers.com/pressure-cooker-green-beans-bacon/
ITALIAN SAUSAGE AND KALE SOUP: https://twosleevers.com/low-carb-italian-sausage-kale-soup/
EGG LOAF: http://twosleevers.com/instant-pot-meal-prep-eggs/
FRENCH GARLIC CHICKEN IN THE INSTANT POT GEM: http://twosleevers.com/low-carb-french-garlic-chicken/
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Deep Ellum welcomes its newest brewpub, Braindead Brewing.
Tucked away in a Korean strip mall, you may not know about one of Dallas' many hidden gems: Koryo Kalbi Korean BBQ.
The lines can be long but it's worth the wait!
Pecan Lodge is Well Worth the Wait
Dallas' holy grail of barbeque recently moved from the Dallas Farmers Market to its new and larger location in Deep Ellum, offering patrons more seating, longer hours, and the addition of beer to the menu. Justin and Diane Fourton started Pecan Lodge as a catering company just over four years ago, and their smoked meats and delectable sides quickly made them the darling of the barbeque circuit. With the new location, they can accomodate more fans and give new customers an opportunity to see what all the fuss is about.
Lakewood Lager while waiting in line
After arriving at the time they open - 11am sharp - we waited almost 30 minutes outside before entering and joining the even longer line inside, making it almost an hour before we were able to place our order. Having a beer (or two) will help the time go by quickly and it's fun to chat with fellow Pecan Lodge devotees.
They offer a large amount of seating both indoors, and outdoors on their patio that has several picnic tables with lights strung from above.
The "Hot Mess" and Collard Greens
The menu offers up Texas BBQ, Southern Comforts, Sides and Desserts. Southern Comforts include Fried Chicken and a Pecan Lodge specialty, The Hot Mess. The Hot Mess is a massive, sea salt-crusted sweet potato stuffed with South Texas barbacoa, cheese, butter, green onions and delicious chipotle cream and is a great option if you want to try something new. As our side we chose something "healthy" - the Collard Greens - which were nothing short of spectacular with a hint of brown sugar and bacon.
The Two Meat Plate- Brisket and Pulled Pork with a side of Macaroni and Cheese
For your classic barbeque fix, choose from smoked meats by the pound, sandwiches or plates. The Two Meat Plate is perfect for sampling a few meats. We chose the Sliced Brisket and Pulled Pork. These meats weren't like some barbeque joints where you feel the need to soak them in sauce. The meat was tender, moist and full of flavor. One word describes the Mac 'n Cheese - unforgettable! It's complimented with green chilies, and bacon.
Texas Tumbleweed Cookie
Skipping out on dessert is not an option. There are the tried and true southern traditions like Aunt Polly's Banana Pudding and Homemade Peach Cobbler but we went with the Texas Tumbleweed Cookie, a chocolate chip cookie with coconut, peanut butter, and pretzels. To say the least, we could eat an entire dozen!
A tip for those wanting to skip the line is to head straight indoors to the express line where you can order to-go, and enjoy at home or take to a picnic. Pecan Lodge continues to be rated one of the best barbeque spots in the nation and if you haven't tried it yet, grab your calendars and make a date because this place is well worth the wait.
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When it comes to weight, three things can happen within our body. We can remain at a stable weight, gain weight, or lose weight. At any given time, our body is in one of these three states of being.
Although people will say many things regarding weight and that our weight can be the result of many issues, such as eating too much junk food, or having a lacking thyroid, or even being sedentary too much, they are not directly responsible for weight loss or gain.
Our body uses food as fuel in the form of calories. All food that is available is comprised of calories in different amounts.
Simple Weight Loss Example
Lets take the example of someone who has Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE) of 2000 calories – this is also known as your metabolism.
If you eat 2000 calories a day on average each week, your body weight will remain stagnant and not change within around 1-3lbs or so. If you eat say 1800 calories a day this means your body will be consuming around 200 calories less per day, and at the end of the week you will have a diet lacking 1400 calories compared to normal.
Although it may not seem like a lot, the average number of calories that needs to be lost to lose a pound of weight is around 3500. This means due to diet alone you will lose 1/3lb of weight each week.
Reduce Weight By Counting Your Macros
So how does one lose weight without drastically changing his/her diet? It's actually a lot simpler than it sounds.
The first step is get in the idea or mentality that it's not about what you eat but instead about how much you eat. If you are eating fast food every day you can be over consuming daily, simply due to that one meal. The average fast food meal with a burger, soda and fries can contain anywhere between 1000-3000 calories depending on the meal size.
This is a large amount of calories to be consuming in one meal considering the average person eats 3 meals a day. If you consume fast food for all three main meals a day, it's not hard to end up eating over 3000 calories a day which is way over the average person's TDEE of around 2000 calories. This results in a surplus of 1000 calories per day, and 7000 per week. This equates to around 1.5-2lbs of fat to be added each week essentially on the typical person.
So the first step is to cut out the fast food meals that contain high amounts of calories with little amounts of food.
Reduce Weight By Switching Foods
Switch your foods. One of the first things I hear people tell me when dieting is that they are never full and always hungry because they eat too little. To fix this, try increasing your meal sizes. Yes, you read that right.
If your typical diet consists of 8oz of chicken and ½ cup of rice for each meal for 3-4 meals a day, chances are you are consuming too few calories to maintain weight. My advice, is if you are eating 4 meals a day, stay strict on three of them. Make sure you're eating low amounts of calories for those 3 meals and on the last or 4th meal, go ahead and add a small burger without the fries and soda.
Try adding some cookies or crackers into your meal. Track your calories consumed and make sure that instead of dieting too hard of being in a deficit of say around 500 calories per day, simply aim for being negative 200-300 calories per day. This is a lot easier than it sounds as this can be done simply by cutting normal soda out of your diet.
Replace your 2 cups of soda with diet soda and you'll save yourself 200-300 calories per day. Replace those cookies or crackers you eat daily with something else like 6-8oz of meat, which will actually leave you feeling a lot fuller for a longer period of time.
Work Out More To Burn Calories
The next thing to do if you don't want to decrease calories so much, is to simply increase your calorie expenditure.
To do this, simply avoid being stagnant or sitting too much. If you have a desk job, try getting a standing desk so you can stand for a few hours a day and avoid sitting. By standing alone for a few hours daily you will end up burning a significant amount more calories which can lead to weight loss at work or school without even thinking about it.
If you are unable to do this, maybe try walking to the places close by that you usually drive too. If the store is only a mile or two away or school isn't far, try walking. If the destination is a little too far to walk, try riding a bicycle to your destination. Sure it may take a little longer, but the amount of energy it will use up and calories to be burned will play a significant role without you realizing it, while at the same time saving you money from using less gas on these small trips.
Take Home Message
Small adjustments to your lifestyle can have a large impact on your weight loss journey. Changing one meal a day from your fast food selection to a healthier, home cooked option and watch you'll save yourself form eating 1000's of calories extra weekly. Walk more to places you really don't need to drive too and you'll burn off more calories daily as well. As long as your body can remain in a negative state of burning more calories vs what you consume, the weight will begin to drop. Think of it as a weekly goal of losing calories and not a daily. Be in the negative at the end of the week by a couple thousand and weight will drop faster than you think.


text: While dance is a good source of fun exercise for young children, it is also an important creative outlet for imagination and emotion. Through dance, children learn to interpret the effect their movement has on the world around them. Coordination improves through dance, which is vital in developing skills learned in other parts of life. It also develops strength and endurance from an early age. The ability to express emotion comfortably in front of others shows mental maturity and learning to do so through movement and dance provides a safe gateway for children and young adults to explore. Being part of a collaborative activity such as dance, promotes the importance of teamwork and develops the ability to work successfully in a group environment. The process also helps a child learn patience, listening and leadership skills. They also learn to accept vulnerability; that it is okay not to be able to do everything the first time and that it is ok to ask for help. Non-verbal communication represents two thirds of all communication. The study of dance and movement can help a child express without words more complex emotions and how to read and react when someone else is physically emoting. Through dance, children learn perseverance, self-motivation, experimentation and problem solving. A child who has the opportunity to study the performing arts becomes more expressive, creative, interesting and confident in all areas of life.


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The Hexham Serene Reflection Meditation Group usually meets on Wednesday evenings from 7-30pm to 9-15pm in the middle of Hexham. We are lucky to live close to Throssel Hole Buddhist Abbey and benefit from the teaching of a Senior Monk of The Order of Buddhist Contemplatives, part of the Soto Zen Tradition of Buddhism. A Monk will usually visit the group once a month (first Wednesday of the month). Our meetings include, formal meditation followed tea and biscuits, When we have contributions from members, who take it in turn to introduce readings which highlight aspects of Buddhist training.
We aim to share responsibility for the many aspects of running the group, as a way of cultivating skilful practice.
You are welcome to join with us to help develop our lively and diverse group, which has members of all ages and varieties of experience of the Buddhist Way. No previous experience of meditation or Buddhist practice is necessary If you are not familiar with our Tradition please arrive early and someone will take you through things and offer meditation instruction.
We suggest a donation of £5 per night as a contribution towards the room rental.
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Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma's Annual Children's Christmas Party
The party will be held at the Ottawa/Peoria Cultural Center from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Santa will be there to hand out presents and to take pictures with the children.
Lunch, cookies, and soda will be served. To ensure that our elders are included in the holiday festivities, there will be door prizes for tribal members over 65 years of age. Please help make this a Peoria family Christmas party by bringing your entire family.
All children age 12 and under, who are Tribal members or have an application for enrollment pending, are eligible to receive a gift. If your child will be attending the party, please fill out and return the enclosed registration form. In order to receive a gift your child must be registered by November 13, 2015. Children must be present at the party to receive a gift.
Feel free to phone 1-800-259-9987, FAX 1-918-540-2538 or email, firstname.lastname@example.com with your child's gift selection. I am looking forward to seeing everyone on December 12th.


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From reviewing the literature, the recommendation to not fly after having filler treatment is to avoid swelling and bruising that seems to worsen in the pressurized cabin of an aircraft. Fillers are hydrophilic meaning they attract water and change skin hydration levels, so some people are already prone to swelling after treatment. With the aircraft pressure changes, there is unpredictable swelling and fillers also interact with the tissues of the face so there is the potential for complications leaving you very puffy and swollen. You should wait 3-4 days and ideally 7 days before you fly after having dermal fillers. This is even more important for a long haul flight.
The other issue is that if there is any problem or complication following filler treatment it is better if the cosmetic injector who did the treatment can examine you which is not possible if you fly soon after having a filler.
So if you are going to be flying make sure you come and see us at Cityskin for dermal fillers at least 1 week prior to your flight. If you are having anti wrinkle injections (botulinum toxin) you can fly the next day; there is no need to wait.
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This seems impossible, but Elvis Presley's daughter is drowning in debt … this according to Lisa Marie Presley herself … TMZ has learned.
According to TMZ, Lisa Marie just filed docs in her divorce from Michael Lockwood, and they contain the bombshell news … the King's daughter is more than $16 million in the red. In the docs she says most of her debt is unpaid taxes from 2012 to 2015, totaling more than $10 million.
She also says she has a house in the U.K. she's desperately trying to unload because she's defaulted on the mortgage. According to the docs, obtained by TMZ … that's another $6 mil she owes.
LMP says the rest of her debt is mostly credit cards and unpaid attorneys' bills.
She's revealing all of this because Lockwood is demanding she pay more than $450k for his attorney fees, and she's clearly saying … I ain't got it, dude.
Fun facts:
– Lisa Marie sold off 85% of Elvis Enterprises in 2004 for $100 million
– The Elvis estate still hauls in revenue north of $20 million annually


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by Leslie Zeigler
This is a second blog entry about Sheri Heller, a colleague of mine who is an Interfaith Reverend and psychotherapist as well as a writer, playwright and actor. She is the founder of the Philanthropic Theater Group Sistah Tribe. Sistah Tribe is a collective of women and men who bring to the theater the culturally under-served and disenfranchised.
In my conversation with Sheri, I noticed a thread that ran through much of what she shared with me – which is her deeply held belief that "when we connect to our creative impulses we are deeply authentic. " She goes on to say "creativity teaches us about ourselves." In her own deeply authentic voice she says, "I always knew there was an artist in me, but I didn't feel entitled to give her permission and in certain ways was afraid to give her expression for fear of my own power being allowed to shine and play."
How about you? ARE YOU WILLING TO DARE TO ALLOW YOURSELF TO SHINE AND PLAY ?


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DALLAS-- The Dallas Cowboys took a break from playing the field to coach at the annual "Cowboys U" High School Football Camp in Frisco.
192 DFW student athletes were hand selected by their real coaches at 44 schools.
Cowboys players hung out on the sidelines for 7 on 7 games, hoping to lead their teams to victory.
"It's a lot of fun, I think that's the main thing. You know? Getting to spend 4 or 5 hours with these kids and watch them compete and have fun and kind of have that once in a lifetime experience. It's just as fun for us as it is for them I think," Dallas Cowboys player Dan Bailey said.
"It was great man. I told my best friend, my quarterback... My team had a great effort," on student athlete said.
"Really fun to hang out with the Dallas Cowboys out here... It was great, another student athlete said.
"As they're going through life, it might be something you say or an interaction you have with them that can really help put them on the right path.... I just think it's a really really great day," Dallas Cowboys Coach Jason Garrett said.
Kuddos to the cowboys for touching down in the lives of our youth, and helping them reach their "field goals".


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Enhancements To NovelSat NS4 set the satellite transmission efficiency bar even higher
(12 September 2018 - NovelSat) Recent independent testing, confirmed by NovelSat, indicate that new enhancements to the NovelSat NS4 satellite transmission waveform have further increased its efficiency edge over the DVB-S2X standard.
Head-to-head comparison tests performed by a large teleport in the UK show that NovelSat NS4 performs up to 32% more efficiently compared with DVB-S2X. That translates into more data and video transfer per MHz of bandwidth for satellite communications providers, especially in saturated environments.
Live field tests were performed over a 36MHz transponder on both linear (non-saturated) and non-linear (saturated) links. While NovelSat NS4 showed a 22% boost in efficiency, compared with DB-S2X, over linear links, the results over non-linear links far outstripped previous results, at up to 32% better than DVB-S2X. The enhancements that NovelSat has made to its NovelSat NS4 waveform set the stage for the company to break the satellite transmission bandwidth efficiency record that it had set with the previous version of NovelSat NS4 (which performed up to 22% better than DVB-S2X).
The field tests also included linear bi-directional links supported by NovelSat DUET CeC (carrier-echo-cancellation) software-based Band Reuse Technology. NovelSat DUET CeC doubles the effective data rate over the same transponder segment by enabling simultaneous full duplex video, data, and voice communication using the same bandwidth for both uplink and downlink. The results of these bi-directional tests rendered an impressive 37% advantage over DVB-S2X on the same links.
The NovelSat NS4 satellite transmission waveform can be implemented on any NovelSat satellite modem, modulator or demodulator – which also support DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-S2X and DVB-CID standards. Existing NovelSat customers can benefit from the new NovelSat NS4 enhancements through easy OTA (Over-the-Air) software upgrades.
"Our engineers are on a constant quest to break the satellite transmission efficiency records that we have consistently set over the last 7 years," said Itzik Wulkan, NovelSat CEO. "Our broadcast and data transmission customers are constantly increasing the load on their satellite links. With these new enhancements to NovelSat NS4, they will transmit even more data and video without increasing their budget of expensive satellite bandwidth."
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NovelSat is a technology company dedicated to providing next-generation modulation solutions for satellite communications. NovelSat offers superior spectral efficiency with its NovelSat NS4™ satellite transmission software package, which is available in all NovelSat satellite modems, modulators and demodulators. All NovelSat equipment also supports DVB-S, DVB-S2 and DVB-S2X transmission standards. In addition to unmatched spectral efficiency, NovelSat offers a broad range of satellite communications solutions including NovelNet – a full-featured NMS for satellite/terrestrial networks, ProtCASTER – a DRM solution for satellite broadcast and data transmission on virtually unbreakable 256-bit encryption, unmatched resilience algorithms that mitigate the effects of various types interference and PCIe-based mod/demod cards for OEM applications. NovelSat solutions deliver the satellite industry's most compelling ROI and the most scalable transmission solutions from 64Kbps to 850Mbps on a single modem.


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Four gold for Marlins at ManSask meet
WINNIPEG – Members of the Guelph Marlin Aquatic Club have struck gold four times during the opening two days of the ManSask long course provincial swimming championships at the Pan Am Pool.
The Marlins have claimed a total of 18 medals as they've also won six silver and eight bronze.
All four gold medals have been won in the boys' 13-and-under class – two by Colin Campbell and one each by twins Marcus and William Beckstead-Holman.
Campbell won the 1,500-metres freestyle in 18:08.64 and 400m free in 4:37.84. Clubmate Ethan Mark was 19th in the 400m free.
Marcus Beckstead-Holman won the 200m breaststroke in 2:43.93 while Mark was 15th.
William Beckstead-Holman won the 50m free in 26.78 while Campbell was second in 26.88. Mark was 31st.
Kristen Quigley won silver in the girls' 15-and-over's 100m butterfly in 1:05.05. Britney Dortona was 11th and Claire Campbell 13th.
Colin Campbell was second in the boys' 13-and-under's 100m fly in 1:03.89. Clubmate William Beckstead-Holman was third in 1:03.98 while Thomas Steele was 15th.
Russell Burton placed second in the boys' 14-15's 200m breast in 2:34.26.
William Beckstead-Holman was second in the boys' 13-and-under's 100m backstroke in 1:06.24 while brother Marcus was third in 1:06.95 and Thomas Steele was 16th.
The Beckstead-Holman twins, Thomas Steele and Colin Campbell combined to give the Marlins a second-place finish in the boys' 13-and-under's 200m free relay.
William Barrett won bronze in the boys' 16-and-over's 200m breast in 2:28.12. James Steele was fourth in 2:32.92 and Jaxon Konrad was 11th.
Dortona was third in the girls' 15-and-over's 50m free in 28.00.
James Steele placed third in the boys' 16-and-over's 1,500m free in 17:30.81.
Sydney Conrad was third in the girls' 13-14's 100m fly in 1:07.96 while Stables was 20th.
The Marlins also won bronze in a pair of 200m free relays.
The team of Sydney Conrad, Nyah Stables, Hanna Schlotzhauer and Gabriella Pollock was third in the girls' 13-14 200m free relay in 1:56.95. Guelph's second team of Lily Pierce, Elise Schlotzhauer, Aluki Chupik-Hall and Allana Conrad, Allana was 17th.
James Steele, Ryan Jensen, Burton and Barrett were third in the boys' 16-and-over's 200m free relay in 1:42.81. The team of Owen Van Riet Paap, Papadedes, Thomas McDonald and Dante Di Lello was ninth.
The Marlins are fourth in the team standings with 791 points. They trail the Regina Optimist Dolphins (1,551), Manta Swim Club (940.5) and University of Manitoba Bisons (827).
The meet continues throughout the weekend.
The following are Marlins results from the first two days of the meet.
Boys 13 & Under
Marcus Beckstead-Holman: 1st (200m breast), 3rd (100m back)
William Beckstead-Holman: 1st (50m free), 2nd (100m back), 3rd (100m fly)
Colin Campbell: 1st (1,500m free, 400m free), 2nd (50m free, 100m fly)
Ethan Mark: 15th (200m breast), 19th (400m free), 31st (50m free)
Thomas Steele: 15th (100m fly), 16th (100m back)
Relay: 2nd (200m free relay: Marcus Beckstead-Holman, Thomas Steele, William Beckstead-Holman, Colin Campbell)
Boys 14-15
Russell Burton: 2nd (200m breast), 6th (400m free)
Thomas McDonald: 4th (100m fly), 10th (100m back)
Boys 16 & Over
James Steele: 3rd (1,500m free), 4th (200m breast)
Boys 16 & Over
William Barrett: 3rd (200m breast), 11th (50m free)
Dante Di Lello: 11th (100m fly), 29th (50m free)
Ryan Jensen: 4th (100m fly preliminaries), 5th (100m back)
Jaxon Konrad: 10th (100m fly), 11th (200m breast)
Dimitri Papadedes: 8th (100m fly, 400m free)
Owen Van Riet Paap: 13th (100m fly), 28th (50m free)
Relay: 3rd (200m free relay: James Steele, Ryan Jensen, Russell Burton, William Barrett), 9th (200m free relay: Owen Van Riet Paap, Dimitri Papadedes, Thomas McDonald, Dante Di Lello)
Girls 12 & Under
Lily Pierce: 13th (50m free), 15th (100m back)
Elise Schlotzhauer: 50th (50m free)
Girls 13-14
Aluki Chupik-Hall: 19th (200m breast), 61st (50m free)
Allana Conrad: 23rd (100m back), 53rd (50m free)
Sydney Conrad: 3rd (100m fly), 8th (100m back)
Gabriella Pollock: 4th (50m free), 8th (100m back)
Hanna Schlotzhauer: 4th (1,500m free), 14th (200m breast), 18th (400m free)
Nyah Stables: 20th (100m fly), 26th (100m back)
Relay: 3rd (200m free relay: Sydney Conrad, Nyah Stables, Hanna Schlotzhauer, Gabriella Pollock), 17th (200m free relay: Lily Pierce, Elise Schlotzhauer, Aluki Chupik-Hall, Allana Conrad)
Girls 15 & Over
Laura Bumbulis: 7th (200m breast), 12th (400m free)
Claire Campbell: 9th (400m free), 13th (100m fly)
Britney Dortona: 3rd (50m free), 6th (400m free), 11th (100m fly)
Kristen Quigley: 2nd (100m fly), 4th (400m free preliminaries)
Relay: 5th (200m free relay: Kristen Quigley, Britney Dortona, Laura Bumbulis, Claire Campbell)
- Guelph Sports Journal


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Has White House experience tempered Donald Trump?
While neither side would say exactly what sort of deal was struck, it seemed to confirm observers' predictions that both leaders went into the summit expecting to size each other up and see to what extent they could do business with each other.
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US 'Mother of all bombs' owes origins to specialized anti-Nazi weaponsAs many as 36 suspected Islamic State militants were killed in the strike on Thursday evening in the eastern province of Nangarhar, Afghan defence officials said, adding there were no civilian casualties. Marine Corps colonel and ordnance specialist. The United States, as part of its counterterrorism mission in Afghanistan, has been helping Afghan forces battle the local ISIS branch known as Islamic State-Khorasan Province since previous year.
The Trump Administration Won't Release White House Visitor LogsFormer administration officials said the visitor records - which are created when someone without a permanent credential submits their information to the Secret Service - were parsed monthly to remove any potentially sensitive meetings from the official record.
Pope washes feet of 12 prison inmates at Holy Thursday MassDuring the Mass the Pontiff blesses a token amount of oil that will be used to administer the sacramen. On Saturday, the pontiff will take part in an evening Easter vigil in St Peter's Basilica, before celebrating Easter mass on Sunday and pronouncing the traditional "Urbi et Orbi" blessing to Rome and the world.
Pope presides at Good Friday Colosseum processionPeter's Square. Pope Francis is helped to wear his skullcap during the Good Friday Passion of Christ Mass inside St. Peter's Basilica, at the Vatican, Friday, April 14, 2017. Anti-terrorism measures have been heightened for large public crowds after several vehicle attacks in Nice, Berlin and other European cities. There was a heavier-than-usual police presence keeping watch at every aspect of the event.
DPRK military warns U.S. of "toughest counteraction"The country's official name is the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. North Korea is ready for a nuclear or full-scale war if the USA wants it, he added. "Whatever comes from the USA, we will cope with it". "If the USA provokes recklessly, the revolutionary forces will take an annihilating strike", Choe Ryong Hae, a senior regime official, said in a speech at the parade.
Ready to hit back with nuclear attacks, North Korea warns USThe rockets carried on articulated trailers appeared to be longer than the North's existing KN-08 or KN-14 missiles, analysts said. "We're prepared to respond to an all-out war with an all-out war and we are ready to hit back with nuclear attacks of our own style against any nuclear attacks", Choe Ryong-Hae said in a speech at a ceremony before a large military parade started, which was broadcast live by the North's Korean Central TV.
Afghanistan says massive U.S. bomb killed 36 fightersAccording to US Officials, target was an IS cave and tunnel complex in the district of the Nangarhar Province. For 15 years, though, the bomb was not used by the United States military. The Amaq news agency, which is affiliated to ISIL, denied any militants were killed or wounded. Ruling out any civilian casualties despite the weapon's destructive capacity, the Afghan defence ministry said over 30 Da'ish fighters were killed on Thursday at 7.30 pm local time when the bomb was dropped in ...
Kulbhushan Jadhav issue: India retaliates, calls off security dialogue with PakistanAlong with diplomatic approaches, India is also exploring legal remedies permitted under Pakistan's legal system. India reiterated that Jadhav isn't a spy, that his treatment by Pakistan violated the Geneva Convention and that the death sentence is essentially " premeditated murder ".
Woman fatally stabbed by Palestinian in Jerusalem, authorities sayThe 23-year-old student was rushed to hospital with serious wounds but later died, according to the emergency services. The woman lost a critical amount of blood from multiple stab wounds that the suspect allegedly began inflicting on her as the light rail was passing at the IDF Square.
North Korea says its 'swords drawn'Kim Jong Un (R), supreme leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ), waves as he reviews the grand celebrations marking the 105th birth anniversary of DPRK founder Kim Il Sung in central Pyongyang, April 15, 2017. Military analysts say the missiles could one day be capable of hitting targets as far away as the continental United States, although the North has yet to flight test them.
Survivor Contestant Outed As Transgender By Another Competitor Episode Sparks OutrageWhat do you think of Varner's apology and Smith's process of forgiveness? Many cast members seemed upset at Varner for outing Smith, and once he realized his mistake, Varner tried to explain his reasoning. Varner, 50, apologized after the episode aired Wednesday night. While Smith chose to forgive Varner, he added a caveat. "I don't even need a cheerleader because I know I can do whatever I want to do".


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Classic English Breakfast Kebabs
You will need
- 6 Alf Turner's Best of British Sausages
- 3 Rashes of back bacon
- 12 Cherry tomatoes
- 6 Medium mushrooms
- 10mlsp (1dsrtsp) Olive oil
Serves 4-6
What to do
Juggling all the components of traditional English breakfast and getting them all cooked on time is not easy. This recipe helps you achieve a hassle-free cooked breakfast and, what's more, none of the ingredients are fried which is a more healthy way to cook!
Preheat the grill.
Twist each sausage in the middle and cut in two. Cut the bacon rashers in half and wrap a piece of bacon around each sausage half.
Divide the sausages, cherry tomatoes and mushrooms between 6 kebab skewers, alternating the pieces of sausages with the vegetables.
Brush the mushrooms and tomatoes with a little oil. Cook the kebabs under a medium grill until the sausages and bacon are golden brown and the juices run clear.
Serve with toasted muffins and poached eggs for the hungry tribe.


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Until the last week or so, it had been a slow couple of months in the online slots world. Not many new games were being released, and some of us were beginning to wonder when the next wave of new titles would start hitting casino sites. Well, it looks like the answer has come, as we've seen a number of new machines released this week, as well as many scheduled for the weeks to follow.
Leading the way is Microgaming, which has scheduled three different games for an early October release. We profiled one of these games earlier this week: The Twisted Circus, a big top-themed game that features circus freaks, a ring master, and (most importantly of all) plenty of big prizes.
Today, though, we want to focus on the other games you'll be seeing at Microgaming casino sites in the near future. Here are two more new releases that you'll be sure to enjoy!
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Phantom Cash
Here's a ghost-themed slot machine that'll be coming out right on time for Halloween! In this five-reel, 25-payline machine, you'll travel along with a pair of ghost hunters known as Thurmingham and Carstairs as they chase some of the nastiest spirits around. One of the features that Microgaming has teased is a Ghost Zap that allows players to instantly double their winnings. Each of the ghost hunters is represented by separate symbols, and hitting them both at the same time is sure to bring even bigger rewards. With a free spins feature and entertaining special effects, Phantom Cash should be one of the more popular games coming out this fall.
The Joy of Six
Craps is a great game, but if you've never played it before, it can look really confusing. It's a game that's actually not that hard to learn, but if you don't want to get into all the intricacies of this casino classic, why not just try The Joy of Six, a slot machine with a craps theme? This game will have a number of different bonus features, including one in which you'll get to roll the dice in order to win even more cash. The entire game has the feel of a real craps game, including cheering players and other appropriate sound effects. And no craps-themed game would be complete without the chance to gamble up your winnings, so you'll have the option to double or even quadruple your winnings after every spin. The Joy of Six is exclusive to the Microgaming Viper platform, meaning it'll be found in the Flash versions of Microgaming casinos.
Along with those slots, we'd also like to give a quick mention to another new Microgaming game that was recently released: Max Damage and the Alien Attack. While it's not strictly a slot machine, it's definitely interesting and might be worth checking out. Taking the look and feel of a retro arcade game – a space shooter like Galaga – you'll play through a series of missions that can earn you big prizes. It has the luck factor of a slot machine, but also gives you the chance to show off your skills – there are even boss battles and a leaderboard for the players who manage the best scores! Try the Joy of Six Slot Machine here


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The Jefferson Parish School Board recently passed 2024: The Future Our Kids Deserve. This plan provides our district with the guide we will use to provide our students with the education they deserve. We have set ambitious goals for positive student outcomes and drafted a framework to get us there. To achieve our goals, we must prioritize access, equity, and opportunity for our students and families.
As part of the plan, we committed to expanding the PK-8 model of school configuration. More of our students will be able to stay in same school from the time they enter school through their 8th grade year. Presently, our PK-8 schools have higher attendance rates and school performance scores than our traditional 6-8 middle schools. We also believe this will allow us to better serve families – many families currently leave our system after the 5th grade year.
Our school board will consider a proposal for advancing the PK-8 model at its public hearing and special session meeting on March 13 at 5 p.m. at the JP Schools Administration Building at 501 Manhattan Blvd. in Harvey. We propose several of our schools shifting to this model for the upcoming year. To see which schools are impacted and to learn more about the proposal, click here to view the presentation. If your child is impacted, you should have received a message through our school messaging system and a letter mailed to your home.
During the public hearing and special session, the school board will consider a redistricting proposal for Alexander Elementary, Audubon Elementary, Bissonet Elementary, Woods Elementary, Roosevelt Middle, T.H. Harris Middle, Adams Middle, Live Oak Elementary, Strehle Elementary, Cherbonnier Elementary, Miller Wall Elementary, Ford Middle, Worley Middle, Marrero Middle, Truman Middle, and Ellender Elementary. The public hearing will begin at 5 p.m. at the JP Schools Administration Building at 501 Manhattan Blvd. in Harvey. The proposed attendance zone maps can be viewed below. You may also send feedback via email to email@example.com.