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Roger is Asia's leading Wealth Expert. He is the creator of the Wealth Dynamics Profiling System, the author of the international bestseller "Wink and Grow Rich" and his latest book - "Your Life, Your Legacy". As well as being a best selling author he is also the publisher of XL Magazine, the world's first magazine totally dedicated to social enterprise.
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He has spoken to 150,000 people in over 20 countries sharing his principles for creating wealth and building successful companies. He is also Chairman of XL Results Foundation, consisting of the largest entrepreneur network in Asia Pacific.
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not always weak and dry hair help natural homemade mask, sometimes it turns out that from the frequent use of funds generated by allergies or are no longer active.What do you do if the correct position as it would be desirable, and it is necessary ?!Firstly, do not be discouraged, in addition to home remedies there are still many other options, for example, purchased professional mask or vitamins in capsules, with which you can also mix a new mask useful.
In particular, the hair mask with vitamins in capsules at home can really help to get out of even the most distress, and now you know how.
Before you start to explore the next section, to determine exactly what problem you pulled hard, otherwise you just get stuck in all the great variety of different vitamins, and may choose absolutely not an option, what you really need.
Vitamins for hair growth
problem with hair growth occurs by malnutrition or undernourishment.In the first case, the lack of growth accompanied by increased greasiness of cu
group Vitamins C together with vitamins or group B alone, great influence on blood flow to the head code and thus stimulate hair growth.Next to the vitamin C is always fresh and healthy hair from his frequent use of a single, you will notice an increase brightness of hair, having a healthy shine.Also, hair growth, but more active, it is recommended to add a solution of burdock or camphor oil, too, can be taken, and aloe juice, but this option is more suitable for healthy and strong hair.Weak is better not to take risks, otherwise mask hair loss becomes a mask for hair loss.
Now, master classes will tell you how to do hair mask with vitamin C.
vitamins for shine and brightness curls
If you want the hair to become more vibrant and healthy, use vitamins AVitamins E and the first group will ensure your hair a healthy shine and color, and the second - the flow of blood to the head, normalized blood circulation, increase the brightness and freshness of the hair, will remove the shine.
This vitamin hair mask in ampoules, can be used as healthy or cured hair and on until that patients are at the stage of treatment.But first, of course, it is best to treat your hair, and then take care of the beauty.Next, you provided some video tutorials on drawing masks with vitamins A and E.
benefits of B vitamins
B vitamins, particularly B1, B6 and B12 help to find hair smooth and silky,make them more pliable for combing and styling.However, do not use these vitamins to the hair, are at the stage of treatment, it is best to use them as a secondary cosmetic.
Masks with nicotinic acid
For strong and sturdy, that is already restored hair mask will help with nicotinic acid, which dilates blood vessels, thus providing blood flow to the follicles.Unlike vitamin A and E, nicotinic acid, it is a powerful tool for hair growth.Note that if you are suffering from hair loss, the B vitamins will not help, use the means described a little higher.
In this section you will find reviews and other girls opinions about vitamins for hair in ampoules.
Olga: "In winter, excellent B vitamins help out for several years in winter and cold in autumn is their use.I advise you to first take a small dose, to become accustomed to the hair vitamins, and then increase the pressure as possible. "
Alexander: "My hair are enough strong and resilient, but I need to give them vitamins brightness.In hot weather, it does look like hay, in a sense, does not shine at all.In general, I'm only in the summer and spring use vitamins, and the rest of the hair themselves do a good job. "
Elena: "I think you can not use complex vitamins, today one, tomorrow another.That would be too much utility, so now I buy vitamin A and use it with the juice of aloe.My hair perfectly helps »
Eugene:" I do not use vitamins in capsules just like that, always blend them as an additional component to the egg and pepper weak masks. "
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EggK47™ is a hardcore 3D platformer third person/chicken single player PC shooter game created by one man indie game studio Lorag Games There's something going on at Terror Taste Farms.
The mean old greedy farmers have killed all the chickens…except one…and now hes armed with his EGGK47™ Fight off the farmers and collect all the golden eggs to continue your journey into a dangerous world filled with detailed game levels, action packed combat and chicken flying boost power. Utilize your EGGK47™ and collect your egg bullets cause your gonna need them if you want to survive.
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer: Lorag Games
Publisher: Lorag Games
Release Name: EggK47-PROPHET
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An open letter to Eamon Gilmore from every 25-year-old in the country
Dear Eamo lad,
Now I know you already have the Irish under 25-year-old totally sussed out (not a hard job, like, I know we're all, y'know, the same). I mean your incisive observation on how I spend all my time in front of a "flatscreen TV" was spot on. No doubt playing "the video games", am I right?
But I thought I'd give you a rundown of the rest of my day, when I'm not glued to the box. As you already know that's only a minuscule part of my time, but as my elected official who represents me (I mean we live very similar lives. Like I said, you already know what I'm like) I still think that I owe it to you, Eamo, to let you know how I spend my time when I should be working one of the many jobs out there.
Usually fall out of bed around midday. Like a good long lie in, because it's really hard to fill the days when you have nothing to do. Anyway, I know Labour got my back so I can afford to take it handy.
I usually kick the day off with Tayto for breakfast. Not because I'm poor because my dole has been slashed and there are no jobs, I just, y'know, love Tayto for breakfast. A huge portion of the day, as y'know yourself, is spent in front of the auld "flat screen television set". Usually settle down around 1pm, everyday pretty much, like, follows the same pattern.
I have a wank into a tenner as I watch Made in Chelsea on mute with Rattle by Bingo Players on in the background at 120 decibels so that the Sacred Heart of Jesus on my 70-year-old neighbour's wall twerks. This is the national pastime for everyone under the age of 25, but I know you already know that.
Then I flick through the auld emails (Google on the flat screen, job!). Usually brimful of job offers but I spam them, y'know yourself, stress like. Takes a good half an hour to motivate myself to actually get up from in front of the "flatscreen TV". Purely because I'm lazy, not because I'm depressed at the abysmal state of circumstances that my peers and I exist in. I'd be too politically unaware to even know that, like.
Shur I've never even voted. Again, it's because I'm lazy, not because, like, I went to college outside of my constituency and I couldn't afford to go home just to vote in a referendum.
Might head out for a stroll then if I've the energy and amn't completely wankrupt. If I've the funds I usually do "the drugs" at some point, because that's what I do as a young person, "the drugs". Love walking around town chewing the jaws off myself listening to Rattle by Bingo Players. Just get such a buzz off it like. Much better than all those amenities for young people you invest all that money in. Actually, you should probably scrap all that.
Always walk around with a general air of contempt about me and a big f**king sour puss. Again, not because I'm unhappy with my position in society, y'know yourself Eamo – I'm 20, I wouldn't be that self aware. It's just because I'm young and have a right to be aggressive and, y'know, moody for no reason.
I always have my hood up too, not because I'm cold because I can't afford heating it's because I get a kick out of scaring auld ones and further ostracising myself from society. I even wear it around my overpriced hovel of a flat now because I'm hard as f**king nails, not because I can't afford heating. Y'know yourself, Eamo.I don't feel the cold. Thankfully. Or hunger. I've got a deadly TV.
Then I go and get taco chips every day, because I've too much disposable income, not because I'm, like, poor and can't afford, y'know, real food.
Anyway, that's how I spend my day and dole money. I reckon that you already knew that but, like, felt I owed it to you. Gotta go man, have to go spend money I don't have on another TV. You know what we're like! Sound.
Here man, g'luck anyway if I don't see ya. Might see you in Oz for the craic at some point. (I hear they've Supermac's now!).
Everyone under 25 in Ireland


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I'm back this Sunday (how is it already Sunday?!? I only have exactly one week of Spring Break left now!!!) for some more of my Stray Thoughts. Hope you enjoy them. Please share your Stray Thoughts in the comments or by linking to a post of your own!
Stray Thought #1 – Loss is hard.
This week was my mom's birthday week. For those of you who have not followed this blog, I lost my mom about a year and a half ago. She was very sick for a very long time, so that made her passing a bit easier as it was a relief of sorts. But, I still think about calling her multiple times a day. I still think about all the things she would have loved to hear about with my daughter and how much she would have enjoyed the school play this year. No matter how much of a relief, loss is hard. Most of the time, I think she sees it all from her place up above and is laughing and enjoying it more from there, free from the pain and suffering and anxiety she had here on Earth. But, it is still hard to be without that contact. Miss you and love you Mama!
Stray Thought #2 – Biopsies are hard, too.
This week is my DD's annual heart biopsy to check for any problems with her transplanted heart. She used to have these on an even more frequent basis, but now (thankfully) it is only once a year. She stresses out about it quite a bit. She doesn't really say anything, but she gets moody and cries easily about things that would otherwise not make her cry. She seems tired, but really she is anxious. She doesn't know how to tell the difference at this point. She had a bit of a meltdown last night before bed and told me she didn't want to do the biopsy. It made me cry, because I would give anything to be able to say, "you know what, let's just not do it then!" I'm not one to let her quit things, but this thing, I would be happy to let her quit.
It isn't horrible. It is same-day. We arrive early in the morning, check in, get all the vitals done, go to the pre-op, she gets Versed (which has been a source of problems and as ironically as it seems, is the anxiety prevention med that gives her as much anxiety as the biopsy), we roll down a loooooooooong hallway as the Versed takes effect and we leave her at the door of the OR. We go and eat and hang out, hoping the whole time that everything is looking good and going well, but not really knowing. About an hour later, we get called back to the family waiting room, talk to the doctor, and then a short time later, get called into the post-op area to see her and deal with her as she wakes up, scared and angry, from the anesthesia. Once she has woken up and has received an EKG and Echocardiogram and seems to be doing okay, we get sent up to the Short-stay Unit, where we do our best to keep her from moving around too much (which is hard most of the time…she has to lay flat and hates it) and she gets to eat a little something. We then get released about eight or nine hours after we arrived and we drive the four hours (often in horrible Bay Area traffic) back home.
It is exhausting, stressful and annoying. We are heading down on Tuesday to stay the night by Half Moon Bay and go tide pooling and eat good food and try to enjoy ourselves despite knowing what is coming the next day. It is our thing we do. Distraction. My in-laws are coming up from the Central Valley to do the whole thing with us (which is amazingly kind of them, but is also stressful in some ways – I feel somewhat responsible for making sure they don't have a miserable time despite it being a miserable time).
We will get through it. All of us. We always do. But, I must admit that it is not something I'm looking forward to. Not at all.
Stray thought #3 – I'm thinking of writing a book.
There, I said it out loud. Well, wrote it out loud, in black and white. I haven't got it all figured out yet, but it is the first time I feel like I have something I could realistic start AND finish. I'm not sure about doing it all quickly, but I am excited at the prospect. We shall see.
Stray thought #4 – Blogs, blogs and more blogs.
There are so many amazing blogs out there. I'm a little overwhelmed by all of them. I will share some of my favorites in the coming weeks! But, I'm trying to make this one a little better and a lot more successful this "year". By which I mean, this month until March of next year (because I didn't really get started on this seriously until this month).
My last Stray Thought this week – Spring Break is awesome.
I am very excited to NOT have to go teach tomorrow. I am very excited to be able to read, clean my house, organize my thoughts, and not feel like I'm running around like a chicken with my head cut off to accomplish all the crazy amount of things I have to accomplish each and every week.
So…what about you? What are your stray thoughts this Sunday?!?


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Just one 'upmarket Edwardian' left
The Boulders, Rochestown Avenue, Co Dublin
Just one house remains at the Boulders - an upmarket development on Rochestown Avenue which launched last November, and it's one of the larger units, detached, measuring 2,034 sq ft.
Priced at €750,000 this property, from New Generation Homes, is built over two floors. The exterior smacks of an Edwardian bent with a pebble-dashed finish with cream trim in a double-fronted style with one side facing 'inwards' towards the front door, which is black with glass insets and panels to the side.
It has been built on a slight slope, so a small number of brick steps bring you to the front which is landscaped, cobbled and paved.
Inside is a sitting room to the front with wooden floors and a wood-burning stove with French doors to the back garden. The kitchen/dining/living room area has units finished in matte taupe with granite countertops. There is an island unit with curved top and cupboards, integrated appliances and a tiled floor, with a utility room off.
This is all one open-plan area, but the kitchen section is self-contained, so even though it is 'walk through' it gives the impression of a separate room.
Upstairs via a dog-leg staircase are four bedrooms, all doubles, two of which are ensuite and a main bathroom.
Rochestown Avenue is 3km from Killiney and the same distance from Dun Laoghaire town and harbour. It is a well-settled area with plenty of schools, shops and retail outlets.
Enquiries to: Sherry Fitzgerald (01) 284 4422.
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Rice bioengineers pioneer techniques for knee repair
A breakthrough self-assembly technique for growing replacement cartilage offers the first hope of replacing the entire articular surface of knees damaged by arthritis. The technique, developed at Rice University's Musculoskeletal Bioengineering Laboratory, is described in this month's issue of the journal Tissue Engineering.
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The Fancy Lantern Stick
Posted by cg in Making and Tinkering on October 25, 2015
I'm not sure about other parts of the world, but back here in Germany we've got a tradition called Laternelaufen. It involves lanterns, preferably home-made from cardboard and colored paper, lantern sticks, and a bunch of happily singing children. And of course, it requires a way of lighting the lanterns. Traditionally, this is accomplished by the use of burning candles which are cheap and actually looking great, but will also ever so often result in the lanterns themselves catching fire. So, for many years there have been battery powered lantern sticks featuring a small light bulb on the upper end.
My daughter is very much looking forward to this year's Laternelaufen events. What a great excuse for myself to get started on a small new project, the Fancy Lantern Stick! Here's the list of major ingredients:
- 20cm of PVC tubing 40mm in diameter, normally used for in-house plumbing
- 50cm aluminum pipe, 6mm in diameter
- 1 small piece of wooden board, roughly 15mm strong
- Acrylic spray paint, the colors of your choice
- Clear lacquer spray
- 1 Arduino Pro Mini
- 1 5V Step-up power converter
- 1 Battery holder for 2 AA sized batteries
- 8 WS2812B LEDs on separate tiny boards
- 1 Switch
- 1 Push-button
- An assortment of wires, headers and connectors
- Hot glue
When switched on, the Arduino will produce yellowish-white light from the 8 LEDs and simulate the moderate flickering of a candle flame. The red push-button on the handle triggers special light effects to show off.
The source code for the Arduino sketch is available on Github, and I'll try to add a couple of photos showing the finished stick once I find the time and manage to borrow it back from my daughter.
I did manage to take a few photos of the finished stick today and added them to the gallery. Also, if there is enough interest I could supply more detailed information on how to build one of these, of course.
Wireless Sensor Network, Part 2
Posted by cg in Making and Tinkering on August 6, 2015
Still trying to save my batteries
By now it is time for at least an intermediate update on this project. In the meantime I have indeed revised the sensor boards by adding a switching transistor controlled through one of the remaining digital pins on the ATmega. The firmware was modified, and it will now power down the attached sensors before entering sleep mode. Disappointingly, this resulted in a battery lifetime extended by no more than roughly 10%.
On a mostly unrelated note, the voltage graph now looks "stepped" when compared to the previous one. This seemed to be a direct result of switching from maniacbug's original driver for the RF24 module to the one newly optimized by tmrh20. I've got absolutely no clue why this would affect the voltage measurement against the bandgap reference, but there it was. If you can shed some light on this, please leave me a comment.
The next thing I tried, somewhat desperately, was to reduce the number of data samples by increasing the sleep time from 1 minute to 5 minutes. This had no discernible effect on battery life-time. But at least it leads to the conclusion that I need to further investigate power consumption during sleep mode.
So, just assuming that it was the sensors that were draining the batteries in sleep mode turned out to be a bad idea. Now I really need to replace my crappy 7€ multimeter with something a little more precise that will allow me to actually measure which part of the circuit is drawing which amount of current.
Wireless Sensor Network, Part 1
Posted by cg in Making and Tinkering on December 29, 2014
With all components finally having arrived from China, I built the first couple of wireless sensors a few months ago. They are using the cheap nRF24L01 transceiver modules for data transmission based on the RF24Network network layer. I'm using a Raspberry Pi with the transceiver module directly connected to its GPIO pins as the root node. The sensor nodes are controlled by an ATmega328 microcrontroller flashed with the Arduino firmware for convenience.
Each sensor node currently features a DHT11 humidity sensor, a DS18B20 digital thermometer, a BMP180 barometric pressures sensor and it's powered by three AA cells. The controller spends most of its time in power-saving sleep mode, waking up to send a data packet about every minute. Each packet contains the readings from the three sensors as well as the battery voltage as determined against the bandgap reference.
The setup is far from final. For one, I'm still not sure how to store the data. Currently, it is just logged into a text file with an occasional and experimental import into OpenTSDB. I haven't really come to trust OpenTSDB since I haven't found a suitable and convincing way to backup the HBase data, yet. Also, I might still replace the Raspberry Pi root node with an Arduino based MQTT relay.
First though, the power consumption of the sensor nodes needs improving. When I started out I was hoping for each node to run for close to a year on a single set of batteries. As you can see in the graph above, with the current design a set of three NiMH batteries with low self discharge lasts for no more than 6 weeks. What comes to mind in order to improve this, is to switch off the sensors and the transceiver in between samples. That is probably what I'll try next. Please let me know if you've got any other ideas!
Wifi Enabled RGB Matrix Wall Light, Part 1
Posted by cg in Making and Tinkering on December 17, 2011
Inspired by the so called Lampduino and several other related projects I decided to build my own version of a RGB matrix wall light some time ago. During the last few weeks I finally managed to start out on this project.
The matrix of 64 individual cells and the LED back-plane are made from 4mm thin plywood that I spray-painted with a silvery varnish. The outer frame is made from a stronger 14mm birch multiplex board, yielding a very solid construction. I also bought some thin, white PVC board intended as the material for the front cover, but I still have to figure out how to cut that nicely.
Lacking the ambition to create my own LED driver board I settled for the "Rainbowduino", an Arduino compatible board developed and sold by Seeed Studio. In addition to that, I wanted the matrix to be controlled and programmed over the air. One of the cheapest, easiest, and most versatile ways to accomplish this was to modify an OpenWRT based router for this purpose.
Serial Communication Between an Arduino and the TL-MR3220 Router
Posted by cg in Making and Tinkering on September 25, 2011
Last time, I installed OpenWRT on the TL-MR3220 router and added a connector for it's serial interface. Today, I wanted to try and connect this interface to an Arduino to make the two communicate. The router's interface operates at 3.3V while the Arduino's UART operates at 5V, so we need to convert between those levels. The cheapest way to do this that I could find is described here. It involves using a 74LS04 hex inverter chip to convert the 3.3V signal up to 5V and two resistors for a simple voltage divider to convert the 5V signal down to 3.3V.
Seeeduino Stalker: Writing to the SD Card
Posted by cg in Making and Tinkering on August 16, 2011
After I managed to upload the first sketches to the Seeeduino Stalker last week, I was eager to try the special features offered by this special kind of Arduino platform. I decided to try writing to an SD card first and followed the example included in the Stalker's documentation. Which turned out to not work at all.
A couple of hours later and looking for errors in all the wrong places, I finally managed to find out how to use the FileLogger library:
- The SD card needs to be FAT16 formatted.
- The file that the the Arduino is writing to must exist, the library does not create files.
- The file must not be empty, it must contain at least one byte of data.
If these conditions are met, the following tiny sketch will work just fine and append data to the file:
#include "FileLogger.h" void setup(void) { byte buffer[] = "Hello World!"; FileLogger::append("data.txt", buffer, 12); } void loop(void) {}
Update 10/8/12: Please note that this example will work with version 1.0 of the Stalker, only. For newer versions of the board you should try sadfatlib.
Connecting to the Seeeduino Stalker
Posted by cg in Making and Tinkering on August 7, 2011
A few weeks ago, Seeed Studio were celebrating their anniversary with a bunch of limited offers. Among other things, I acquired a pair of Seeeduino Stalkers v1.0 with an Atmega 168. Unfortunately, the serial interface on those boards is not labeled. So it took me a while to figure out how to connect the FTDI breakout board. With a small adapter board, programming the Stalkers with the Arduino IDE now works like a charm. (Select board type "Duemilanove w/ 168".)


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- Evangelist David Wilkerson Laid to Rest
- 4th Week: China Arrests 30 Church Members
- English World Celebrates KJV's 400th Anniversary
- Study Links Reliance on God with Reliance on Treatment
4th Week: China Arrests 30 Church Members
For the fourth week in a row, a Chinese "illegal" church refused Sunday to follow government orders not to meet, and this time at least 31 of its members were arrested. Baptist Press reports that, once again, reporters were blocked from the site. The arrests of the members of Beijing's Shouwang Church in a public square came after church leaders made clear in the preceding days that they would not buckle to pressure from the Communist Party. More than 160 were arrested the first week they tried to meet outdoors, about 50 were arrested the second week and approximately 40 on the third week, Easter Sunday. The declining number of arrests likely is due to the government placing so many other members under house arrest, which prevents them from even leaving their homes. On Easter Sunday, more than 500 church members -- including every church staff member, lay leader and choir member -- were under house arrest. The church is attempting to meet outdoors because the government has blocked all attempts by the church to rent or purchase a building. Members say failing to come together and worship would be an abandonment of biblical commands.
Evangelist David Wilkerson Laid to Rest
Times Square Church and Teen Challenge founder the Rev. David Wilkerson was laid to rest at a private funeral on Monday. The pastor, who also wrote the popular book "The Cross and the Switchblade," died in a traffic accident Wednesday (April 27), according to Religion News Service. Wilkerson was known most for his outreach to street gangs, which he started after viewing a photo in Life magazine of New York City teens charged with murder. He founded Teen Challenge, a ministry to young gang members and drug addicts, in New York in 1959. In 1963, he co-authored his best-selling story, which Christianity Today magazine listed in 2006 in the No. 32 spot on its "Top 50 Books That Have Shaped Evangelicals." Amazingly, Wilkerson's last blog entry - posted the day of his death - addressed the inevitability of death. "To those going through the valley and shadow of death, hear this word: Weeping will last through some dark, awful nights," he wrote, "and in that darkness you will soon hear the Father whisper, 'I am with you. I cannot tell you why right now, but one day it will all make sense. You will see it was all part of my plan. It was no accident.'"
English World Celebrates KJV's 400th Anniversary
English-speaking people throughout the world are celebrating the 400 anniversary of the King James Bible this month, marking its importance as a spiritual and cultural work. It it believed that the translation, also called the Authorized Version, was first published on May 2, 1611. Christian Today reports that, in Britain, Prince Charles read a passage from the KJV for the "YouTube Bible" project and stalwart atheist Christopher Hitchens honored the work as a cultural touchstone. "Though I am sometimes reluctant to admit it, there really is something 'timeless' in the Tyndale/King James synthesis," admitted Hitchens in his commentary featured in Vanity Fair. "For generations, it provided a common stock of references and allusions, rivaled only by Shakespeare in this respect." Other groups such as YouVersion organized a mass reading of the KJV, drawing online participation throughout the world.
Study Links Reliance on God with Reliance on Treatment
Religion News Service reports that cancer patients who consider the length of their lives to be "in God's hands" are more willing than others to spend money on treatments that might extend their lives, a new study shows. Michelle Martin, an assistant professor at the University of Alabama, based her research on findings of a National Cancer Institute study of 4,214 patients with colorectal and lung cancer. The study, reported in a recent issue of the journal Cancer, also found African-Americans were more willing to spend all their resources to extend their life than members of other racial and ethnic groups. Martin hopes to conduct a more in-depth study. "If you see the physicians as tools of God, you might think ... if God has put these individuals in my life to help me then I should avail myself of that opportunity," she said. On the other hand, with some patients more interested in the here and now and others in the hereafter, she said it's hard to predict medical preferences without asking.


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David Leslie, one of the most recognised names from the world of British Touring Car racing, was killed in a plane crash at Farnborough, Kent, yesterday along with Apex Motorsport team owner Richard Lloyd and a mechanic who had not been identified last night.
Leslie, 54, became a household name when he raced in the British Touring Car Championship between 1990 and 2003 for BMW, Vauxhall, Mazda, Honda, Nissan and Proton, winning nine races during his BTCC career and finishing second in the 1999 title race behind Frenchman Laurent Aiello's Nissan.
While remaining an active racing driver, contesting the Britcar series with Lloyd's business partner Harry Handkammer, Leslie was also an accomplished commentator for the Eurosport and Motors television companies.
Lloyd's Apex Motorsport team had close links with both Audi and Bentley, running the coupe Audi R8C at Le Mans in 1999, and Bentley's Le Mans programme in 2001 and 2002 with the Bentley EXP Speed 8 which in 2003, run by Joest Motorsport, won Le Mans.
The Apex Motorsport team were wound down after the Bentley Le Mans programme and were on the verge of closing their doors when a chance meeting at Silverstone with Jaguar designer Ian Callum sparked a new racing venture between Apex Motorsport and Jaguar.
With the help of businessman Handkammer, who founded Countax Limited, a UK market leader in ride-on lawnmowers, Apex began to develop the Jaguar XKR for the FIA GT3 Championship. The project gained momentum and was ready to contest the championship this year with cars run by Apex Motorsport.
Lloyd, Leslie and the mechanic were departing from Farnborough to complete more testing with the Jaguar at Nogaro in south-west France in preparation for the opening round of the series at Silverstone on April 20. "This is as sad as you can get," Handkammer said. "I'm simply devastated."


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May 27th, 2009 – by: andytite
The first thing that caught my attention was some sort of ruin that looked like a great big cave. I quickly gambolled off in that direction, fully intent on climbing in, on and over it to my hearts content. A cautionary hand on my shoulder by the GF stopped that dead in my tracks - but not to worry, the scrambling and climbing came later on!
Shortly into the site we came across the House of Dionysus.
A lighthouse was in the distance and we made for that - even though I doubted that it was a World Heritage wonder. It wasn't, but there were some great views from the high ground above the sea, and the contrast between the nice shiny lighthouse and the burned out car and pile of rubbish next to it was, to say the least, interesting.
Shortly past the lighthouse we found Odeion, a partly restored ampitheatre, again a well old structure built in the second century AD. As a venue for drama it would be magnificent, and we spent a little while sitting and watching the world go by. Coincidentally, while we were sipping our water and I reapplied the sunscreen (again) we met two more English tourists who shared our names and my girlfriend's birthday.
After sunning ourselves and having a chat, we picked another dust path and wandered on. The final sight of our wanderings came into sight, the ruins of Saranda Kolones, a Byzantine fort built in the seventh century. As the site is completely open (to hell in a hand basket with English health and safety rules that sap the fun out of monuments) I took the opportunity to climb, trip and stumble around the ruins. What was most impressive was the two huge archways, still standing despite earthquakes and other damages over time. I found a small tunnel, and took my opportunity to climb in. It went down, and then steeply fell away into a massive hole that I narrowly managed to avoid falling head first into! It was great fun and tired, flushed and in need of more sunscreen I flopped down throughly impressed with myself. The GF raised an eyebrow and asked if I had enjoyed myself. As if she needed to ask.
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TNNI2 encodes a fast-twitch skeletal muscle protein, a member of the troponin I gene family, and a component of the troponin complex including troponin T, troponin C and troponin I subunits. Additionally we are shipping Troponin I Type 2 (Skeletal, Fast) Kits (40) and Troponin I Type 2 (Skeletal, Fast) Proteins (14) and many more products for this protein.
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Human Monoclonal TNNI2 Primary Antibody for FACS, IHC - ABIN969441
Moran, Garriock, Miller, Heimark, Gregorio, Krieg: Expression of the fast twitch troponin complex, fTnT, fTnI and fTnC, in vascular smooth muscle. in Cell motility and the cytoskeleton 2008
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Talmud, Drenos, Shah, Shah, Palmen, Verzilli, Gaunt, Pallas, Lovering, Li, Casas, Sofat, Kumari, Rodriguez, Johnson, Newhouse, Dominiczak, Samani, Caulfield, Sever, Stanton, Shields, Padmanabhan et al.: Gene-centric association signals for lipids and apolipoproteins identified via the HumanCVD BeadChip. ... in American journal of human genetics 2009
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TNNI2 gene missense mutation is associated with distal arthrogryposis type 1.
report the first TNNI2 mutation in classical FSS and describe an atypical adult FSS case with only facial contractures resulting from somatic mosaicism
Molecular genetic investigations revealed pathogenic mutations in MYH3 (show MYH3 Antibodies), TPM2 (show TPM2 Antibodies), and TNNI2 in one sporadic and 19 familial cases of distal arthrogryposis.
Atrial re-expression of ssTnI (show TNNI1 Antibodies) during paroxysmal atrial fibrillation in patients does not seem to be part of the process of AF-associated cardiomyocyte dedifferentiation but seems to result from transient cardiomyocyte stress at the onset of AF.
study found a novel TNNI2 mutation in a Chinese family with distal arthrogryposis type 2B
Implantation of stable human clone expressing fast-twitch skeletal muscle troponin I in female BALB/c nude mice inhibits primary tumor growth and suggests that grafts are self-inhibitory by halting angiogenesis.
These findings reveal a new function for TNNI2 as a co-activator of ERRalpha (show ESRRA Antibodies).
Gene expression revealed up-regulation of pro-angiogenic (PGF (show PGF Antibodies)), anti-apoptotics (BAG-1 (show BAG1 Antibodies), BCL-2 (show BCL2 Antibodies)), heart development (TNNT2 (show TNNT2 Antibodies), TNNC1 (show TNNC1 Antibodies)) and extracellular matrix remodelling (MMP-2 (show MMP2 Antibodies), MMP-7 (show MMP7 Antibodies)) genes in SM.
analysis of expression profiling of porcine troponin I family in three different types of muscles during development
Two novel single nucleotide polymorphisms (EU743939:g.5174T>C in intron 4 and EU743939:g.8350C>A in intron 7) in TNNI1 (show TNNI1 Antibodies) and one SNP (EU696779:g.1167C>T in intron 3) in TNNI2 were identified.
Three polymorphisms in TNNI1 (show TNNI1 Antibodies) and TNNI2 genes are associated with meat quality traits.
our findings revealed a new function of tnni2 in the regulation of bone development, and the study of gain-of-function mutation in Tnni2 in transgenic mice opens a new avenue to understand the pathological mechanism of human DA2B (show TPM2 Antibodies) disorder.
Data show thattnni1 and tnni2 transcripts were not detectable in the somites until 16 h post-fertilization (hpf), after which they were identified as slow-and fast muscle-specific (show EIF3K Antibodies), respectively.
This gene encodes a fast-twitch skeletal muscle protein, a member of the troponin I gene family, and a component of the troponin complex including troponin T, troponin C and troponin I subunits. The troponin complex, along with tropomyosin, is responsible for the calcium-dependent regulation of striated muscle contraction. Mouse studies show that this component is also present in vascular smooth muscle and may play a role in regulation of smooth muscle function. In addition to muscle tissues, this protein is found in corneal epithelium, cartilage where it is an inhibitor of angiogenesis to inhibit tumor growth and metastasis, and mammary gland where it functions as a co-activator of estrogen receptor-related receptor alpha. This protein also suppresses tumor growth in human ovarian carcinoma. Mutations in this gene cause myopathy and distal arthrogryposis type 2B. Alternatively spliced transcript variants have been found for this gene.
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local time-stepping
Local time-stepping can be used to accelerate convergence towards a steady state solution. The steady state is reached when the diffence in values of to successive solutions is small. However, time steps being chosen locally, the time for the steady state solution then loses its physical meaning. The question I am asking? Is it possible and useful to perform time accurate local time-stepping in transient computations? Does anybody know any references in regards to this matter?
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Pierre-Yves Lesage
Re: local time-stepping
Hi Pierre-Yves,
There's a time-advancement scheme called "dual time stepping" method that adopts one pseudo-time variable and one real time variable. The pseudo-time is used for the inner iterations and local time stepping can be still used there.
To answer your question, obviously we cannot get time-accurate solution unless same time step is used for every cell. It's expensive, but is justified since in many applications the temporal resolution of unsteady flow in question requires use of sufficiently small time step. In that sense, it's useful.
Re: local time-stepping
In "dual time stepping" method, the pseudo time step is local time. The dual time method is: Put the real time step into the source term and then solve the new equations using loacal time step. You can read the following two papers for details: 1. Alonso, J. and Jameson, A. "Fully-Implicit Time-Marching Aeroelastic solutions", AIAA paper 94-0056 2. Gaitonde, A. L., " A Dual-Time Method for solution of the Unsteady Euler Equations", Aeronautical Journal, Oct. 1994.
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Wales v Japan - match facts
Wales host Japan in Cardiff on Saturday looking to build on an impressive record against the Cherry Blossoms.
Here, Press Association Sport looks at some of the facts and figures surrounding the contest.
* The countries have met on nine occasions. Wales lead the series 8-1.
* Wales' record win against Japan was a 98-0 success in Cardiff 12 years ago, while Japan boast a best of 23-8 in Tokyo during Wales' 2013 summer tour.
* Japan make their first Test match visit this weekend to play Wales in Cardiff since 2007.
* Wales have scored a total of 289 points during four previous Test match encounters at home against Japan.
* Japan's victory over Georgia in Tbilisi last weekend was their first win since Jamie Joseph took over as head coach.
* Ospreys' 18-year-old wing Keelan Giles will become the 11th youngest Wales international of all-time if he makes his Test debut off the replacements' bench on Saturday.
* Wales field just three starting XV survivors - full-back Liam Williams, scrum-half Lloyd Williams and back-row forward James King - from the team beaten by Japan in Tokyo three years ago.
* Wales are set for their biggest crowd of this season's autumn series, with more than 70,000 people expected at the Principality Stadium on Saturday.
* Leigh Halfpenny will start his first game on the wing for Wales this weekend since the 2011 World Cup.
* Only two Wales players - centre Jonathan Davies and lock Alun Wyn Jones - remain in the same starting positions against Japan that they filled in last weekend's victory over Argentina.