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In 2009, during his first year as a Springwatch co-anchor after replacing Bill Oddie, Packham made references to 80s indie band The Smiths. In 2010, it was The Cure.
Also in 2009, on the fourth day of Wimbledon, Jeff Tarango attempted to communicate with Michael Stich using only Bruce Springsteen song titles. They were reporting from Murray Mound, and Stich was unimpressed. "Jeff Tarango and David Wheater were the worst behaving on the court," said the former professional tennis player from Germany, once the ordeal was over. "They cheated you basically. What do you expect of this guy now as a commentator? Gosh."
In 1998, during the World Cup, the England football team put on a bet amongst one another to see who could covertly fit the most song titles into their official TV interviews. Each player had to pick band names out of a hat. Gareth Southgate, who had drawn George Michael/Wham! replied "it's hardly Club Tropicana.", when asked about the team's training camp. Tony Adams, attempting to fit Beatles titles into a three-minutes interview with the BBC, said "Get Back", "Something", "Let It Be" and "With A Little Help From My Friends".
It is also often the case that song titles find their way into TV series. In the American sitcom That 70s Show, all fifth season episodes were named after Led Zepplin songs ("I Can't Quit You Babe", "Whole Lotta Love"), sixth season titles were The Who ("Man With Money", "Sally Simpson"), seventh season titles were The Rolling Stones ("Gimme Shelter", "Rip This Joint") and all, except for the finale, eighth season titles were from Queen songs ("Bohemian Rhapsody", "Spread Your Wings").
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The never-ending debate on body types in the fashion industry just picked up a new set of legs.
After appearing in Calvin Klein's new "Perfectly Fit" campaign, model Myla Dalbesio found herself in the center of an online conversation over what is considered to be plus-size. At ground zero, the 27-year-old's interview with Elle.com, which labeled the size 10-beauty as plus size, according to fashion industry standards.
"It's kind of confusing because I'm a bigger girl," Dalbesio told Elle. "I'm not the biggest girl on the market but I'm definitely bigger than all the girls [Calvin Klein] has ever worked with, so that is really intimidating."
Indeed, Dalbesio appears in Calvin Klein's latest campaign alongside models like Jourdan Dunn, Lara Stone, Amanda Wellsh, and Ji Hye Park.
On Tuesday, Nov. 11, the model addressed the controversy — and defended Calvin Klein — on Today. "It's really unfortunate because Calvin Klein has done something that's really groundbreaking," she told co-host Savannah Guthrie. "There's not a lot of spots for us to fit in the fashion industry. They released the campaign with me right alongside all of the other girls of varying shapes and sizes, and didn't make a fuss about it."
Dalbesio is most proud of the fact that she has become an inspiration. "I don't really have any reason to complain, but I'm getting these emails from 15-year-old girls in the middle of America that are saying, Thank you so much, I've never seen myself represented in this way before," she said on Today.
For their part, the fashion brand never used the term "plus size" in relation to the campaign, instead concentrating on the women as a group. "The new Calvin Klein Underwear Perfectly Fit imagery features models Myla Dalbesio, Jourdan Dunn, Amanda Wellsh, Ji Hye Park, and the face of the brand, Lara Stone, in several styles," a statement to Us Weekly reads. "The Perfectly Fit line was created to celebrate and cater to the needs of different women and these images are intended to communicate that our new line is more inclusive and available in several silhouettes in an extensive range of sizes."
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End the South Korean Dog Meat Trade
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2.5 Million dogs and thousands of cats are brutally tortured and killed in South Korea every year and this must end now!
Animals have feelings, a heartbeat, and can love someone. If someone abuses an animal they should go to jail!
Race-Baiting is the making of threatening and non-threatening verbal attacks against individuals or members of a racial
If we get this to stop a lot of innocent animals lives will be saved. No longer made available to become bait animals
Cage age is over. There are no reason for captivity.
Captivity kills. And Is not beneficial to the health of the Dolphins and Whales in Captivity at sea-World.
Please speak up for these infant monkeys and demand that NIH stop rehashing cruel and irrelevant experiments.
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"Going to the Dogs" was a disturbing programme about dog fighting. I object to any party making money from this.
Romanian animals are in dire need of hospital care and spaying. We recognize that need, and with your help, can provide
There are many homeless Beach dogs urgently needing a loving home.
If we stop buying animal products the industry will stop. Please sign under to show that you care about animals.
Lobbying for tougher enforcement & control to end dog and cat meat smuggling of peoples pets from Thailand into Vietnam
It is the number one spot that animal predators go to for their cruel and sick use and abuse of animals.
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Death raises concerns for student athletes on LI
The death of a Michigan high school basketball star who collapsed minutes after sinking the winning shot has sparked concern about undetected heart problems among young athletes on Long Island and across the country.
Local high school sports officials and medical experts are calling for more rigorous screening before teens hit the field or court.
New calls for tests
The tragedy has reignited debate over whether physical exams for student athletes should get more sophisticated, using the latest heart-monitoring and diagnostic technology.
Doctors say lives could be saved with common tests like the electrocardiogram, or EKG, which measures heart rhythm, and the echocardiogram, which uses ultrasound to take pictures of the heart.
"No parent wants to be staring down at a pile of dirt, thinking, 'What went wrong?' " said Dr. Sean Levchuck, chief of pediatrics and pediatric cardiology at St. Francis Hospital in Roslyn. Levchuck and his colleagues volunteer to screen athletes at local schools.
Critics of mandatory heart screening have cited higher costs and relatively few fatal cases. But Levchuck cited statistics from his professional experience.
Over the past year and a half, out of every 60 students he and fellow volunteers have checked, they'd typically find one or two with potentially serious heart conditions, he said.
John Mankowich, director of athletics for the Jericho school district, said he supports making additional testing a requirement. "If it saves one life," he said, "maybe it's something that should be considered."
An optional measure
In the United States, EKG and echo tests remain largely optional in school programs. On Long Island, student athletes are typically required to pass a preseason physical exam every year.
The school nurse or physician usually conducts the exam, which includes a blood pressure and pulse check, as well as blood and urine tests for protein and sugar levels.
"If there's an alert that comes up for one reason or another, the school physician would send them for a follow-up to their family doctor," said Peter Blieberg, Sachem athletic director. Blieberg said he would endorse a similar mandate to require EKGs if doctors recommended it.
Sudden cardiac death is two to five times more likely to strike young athletes than the general population, experts say, affecting one out of 200,000 high school athletes in the United States each year.
Wes Leonard, the 16-year-old who collapsed on the court Thursday night, died of cardiac arrest brought on by dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition that often strikes suddenly and without warning. Leonard was buried Tuesday.
"It's absolutely silent," said Dr. Frederick Bierman, a pediatric cardiologist and chairman of pediatrics at North Shore-LIJ in Manhasset.
In some cases, he said, there's shortness of breath -- a symptom that's easy to ignore as a normal part of strenuous exercise.
Dr. Alex Vidal of Nassau University Medical Center's new heart failure center said the screening tests would reveal other conditions that have an effect on the electrical system of the heart that predisposes otherwise healthy youth to a higher risk of death.
Vidal said schools should require EKGs before clearing students for sports. The test costs $50 to $100 and is typically covered by insurance, he said.
A study last year by researchers at Stanford University's medical school concluded that the use of electrocardiograms to screen young athletes is "reasonable in cost and effective at saving lives."
Some already screen
In Italy, EKG screenings of all athletes in officially sanctioned sports has been mandatory since 1982. A study showed a nearly 90 percent drop in sudden cardiac deaths since the program began.
Coaches and school athletic staff on Long Island are trained in the use of automated external defibrillators and CPR in the rare case a player has a dangerous attack.
As of 2002, New York State schools are required to have defibrillators in the building and at all sporting events. The mandate, known as "Louis' Law," came two years after Northport lacrosse goalie Louis Acompora took a ball to the chest and died at the age of 14.
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- - Cardiomyopathy is a serious disease in which the heart muscle becomes inflamed and doesn't work properly. There may be multiple causes, including viral infections.
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the most common kind of cardiomyopathy.
- - The condition can cause abnormal heart rhythm, heart failure, sudden cardiac arrest, fluid buildup in other parts of the body and blood clots.
- - Student Athlete Cardiac Screening Program, offered by St. Francis Hospital in Roslyn, travels to LI school districts and sponsors public screening.
- - The next event is May 15 at the DeMatteis Center, 101 Northern Blvd., Greenvale.
- - For information about the program, call 516-629-2038 or visit www.stfrancisheartcenter.com and search "cardiac screening."
SOURCE: American Heart Association and Mayo Clinic


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Olmos to Keynote DVD En Español11 Feb, 2004 By: Erik Gruenwedel
Edward James Olmos, the actor and activist best known for his Oscar-nominated performance in Stand and Deliver, will deliver the keynote address — and accept a Lifetime Achievement Award — at DVD En Español, a one-day conference on the latino market.
Scheduled for March 9 at the Wyndham Bel Age in West Hollywood, Calif., the conference is being produced by Video Store Magazine in cooperation with DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group and The Hollywood Reporter.
"Edward James Olmos is a legend in Hollywood and one of the best role models for young people in entertainment," said Thomas K. Arnold, conference director for Video Store Magazine and executive producer of DVD En Español. "We are honored to have him participate in our conference."
Considered by many to be the voice of Latin America in Hollywood, Olmos has more than 50 films and TV shows to his credit. His first big role was as Lt. Martin Castillo in "Miami Vice," which won him an Emmy. In 1988, he was nominated for a best actor Academy Award for his compelling portrayal of Jaime A. Escalante in Stand and Deliver.
Throughout his career, Olmos also has been on the forefront of social activism. He regularly visit reservations, prisons, high schools and colleges to give motivational speeches. For his efforts after the 1992 Los Angeles riots, he was awarded the John Anson Ford Award by the Los Angeles Commission on Human Relations.
DVD En Español is expected to attract more than 300 attendees, including top executives with major Hollywood studios, key Spanish-language video suppliers and importers, Spanish-language media from all over the country, and other industry leaders.
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3 Cal official bird list questions
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- Hi Folks,
1) I have been looking at the list of California birds online at the CBRC web site. Is there a page with more details, say dates and locations for the really rare birds?
2) Is the Gray Silky Flycatcher that's on the list the Orange County bird?
3) No Yellow Grobeak? As far as I understand, Yellow Grosbeak has been seen in California. Of course, it's one of those possbly escaped captive birds, so it's origin may be questioned (questionable), but I would really love to know more details about Yellow Grosbeak sightings in California, and googling hasn't gotten me far...
Thomas Miko (Mikó Tamás)
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"I think it likely that one of these statements is a mistake, and the other is a lie." -Mark Twain 1880
- Thomas,
Some quick answers to your queries about the California state list.
First, a book with exhaustive details on all of the records ever
reviewed by the CBRC as well as detailed species accounts for all
vagrants and scarce migrants in the state is nearing completion. So
many people have worked hard on this book for so long that I hesitate to
even give credit to anybody, but certainly Robb Hamilton, Dick Erickson,
Michael Patten and Paul Lehman should be mentioned, and a couple of
dozen other people were involved with various stages of the production
of the book. Western Field Ornithologists will publish the book; no
publication date has been set, but
watch for announcements beginning this fall.
Until this book is published, your best bet is to look at the regular
reports of the California Bird Records Committee published on a roughly
annual basis in Western Birds. Some of these reports are available on
the WFO-CBRC web site, and all of the content of Western Birds (except
for the most recent 1-2 volumes) should available later this year
on-line through SORA. Of course, a good old subscription to Western
Birds through membership in Western Field Ornithologists is always your
best bet.
Gray Silky-Flycatcher was added to the "Supplemental List" on the basis
of several records, including the one from the Santa Ana Mountains, ORA.
No record of this species has been accepted, but the species received
sufficient support from the CBRC members to place it on the Supplemental
List. Note that the Supplemental List does not contain specific records,
but rather species placed there on the basis of the whole body of
records for the state (in some cases the "whole body of records" is, of
course, just a single record). In the case of the Gray Silky-Flycatcher
I think it is probably fair to say that the Santa Ana Mtns. record was
plausible enough to tip committee opinion in favor of placement on the
Supplemental List. Species on the Supplemental List are NOT on the
"official" state list.
Finally, no Calfornia record of Yellow Grosbeak has been accepted by the
CBRC. A report from Sacramento, SAC in August 1989 was not accepted on
the basis that correct identification was not established. Other
reports, if any, have not been submitted to the CBRC.
Kimball L. Garrett
Ornithology Collections Manager
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 Exposition Blvd.
Los Angeles CA 90007
(213) 763-3368
> -----Original Message-----Behalf
> From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On
> Of Thomas MikoCBRC
> Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 12:36 PM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: [CALBIRDS] 3 Cal official bird list questions
> Hi Folks,
> 1) I have been looking at the list of California birds online at the
> web site. Is there a page with more details, say dates and locationsfor
> the really rare birds?bird?
> 2) Is the Gray Silky Flycatcher that's on the list the Orange County
> 3) No Yellow Grobeak? As far as I understand, Yellow Grosbeak has
> seen in California. Of course, it's one of those possbly escapedcaptive
> birds, so it's origin may be questioned (questionable), but I wouldreally
> love to know more details about Yellow Grosbeak sightings inCalifornia,
> and googling hasn't gotten me far...
- In addition to the resources mentioned by Kimball, a complete lists of
CBRC records (accepted, rejected, etc.) through Jan 1997 is available
right now on Joe Morlan's site. It will have the date of all the older
records of interest. It is at
As to the "supplemental" list, it is possible that the current CBRC is
approaching the issue differently. When I was Secretary (late 1980s),
even the "supplemental" list was a record-driven list. The Committee was
set up to deal with records, not amorphous concepts. It was possible to
determine, at least at that time, which record(s) warranted placement of
a species on the "supplemental" list. This was most obvious in the case
of Crested Caracara, where the species was placed on the "supplemental"
list back then on the basis of a Mono basin record, and not on the basis
of a variety of other old records, including a fair number of reports in
coastal ports that were thought to be ship-assisted. It had always been
my understanding that Gray Silky-Flycatcher was on the "supplemental"
list solely on the basis of the montane bird in Orange County, and not
any of the more questionably wild coastal plain reports, but it may be
that the current Committee takes a different approach. Yet I would have
answered Thomas's question "is the silky-flycatcher on the supplemental
list because of the Orange County bird" with a firm "yes."
Don Roberson
former CBRC secretary/member
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It's all in the Hips!
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December 28th 2011
Hey baby, well you have mommy getting sick in the mornings now but fingers crossed it isn't TOO bad. Usually just before I have had breakfast than rest of the day I am good with maybe a little bit of nausea to battle. I have been taking a medication called zofran the doctor gave me and it does seem to help but trying to not take too many a day. Yesterday I made it through with only taking one.
Food is still hit or miss on what sounds and tastes good but I usually can find something to eat on. Lately it has been cheese and crackers, hazlenut turkish delight candies, and pretzels. Still loving pineapple too and also been craving crab meat rangoons which I finally had on Monday.
Still haven't gotten my blood work done so I must get out and do that this week or for sure next week!
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The Roxy Pro is event No. 2 (of 6) of the 2002 Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Championship Tour (WCT) held on Tavarua and Namotu Islands, Fiji. May 2002.
Despite radical storms with shifting winds and rain squalls, the world's best women surfers produced some great performances in round three of the Roxy Pro.
The Roxy Pro set a precedent today by taking the elite competition to two new reef locations: 'Restaurants' and 'Namotu Lefts' – utilising both islands of Tavarua and Namotu which lie off the south-west coast of the main island of Fiji. Overnight the swell jumped to a stormy three metres and conditions were too dangerous and unpredictable at Cloudbreak, a shallow reef break two kilometres south of both islands, so organisers decided to start round three in the more protected 1-1.5 metre surf at Restaurants, a world-famous break situated straight off the island of Tavarua.
As the thunderstorms swirled around the islands during the morning, conditions deteriorated at Restaurants and contest organisers decided to move the event across the channel to Namotu Lefts, which was producing clean 1.2 – 2 metre surf.
Australia's Melanie Redman-Carr won heat one, and fellow Aussie Kate Skarratt followed with the upset of the day, ousting defending champion Megan Abubo (Hawaii) in the second heat. The final heat at Namotu was not short of action with Serena Brooke eliminating Sam Cornish.
With the move to Namotu as the wind changed, heats four and five were completed before a huge sky of black and blanket wall of rain closed in, with reigning world champion Layne Beachley and trials sensation Sophia Mulanovich advancing to round four with their respective heat wins.
The standard of surfing was exceptional at both locations, with Mulanovich, Beachley and Redman-Carr emerging as the standouts, all surfing powerfully on their backhand.


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Colour: Black
Manufacturer: Binatone, Idect
Type: Cordless Phone with Answering Machine, Cordless Phone
System Phone: No
Cordless Phone Standard: DECT
ISDN Port: without ISDN Technology
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Backlight Illumination: Display Backlight
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SMS Function: without SMS Function
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Loudspeakers: with Loudspeakers
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Number of Name Keys: 20, -2
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Recording System: Digital Announcement, Digital Announcement and Recording
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USB: NO USB, No
Bluetooth: No
Low Radiation: No
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This may be the age of Deans. One Dean beat the odds and bolted to the top by out-sneering a pack of Democratic dwarfs with an Oval Office jones. Another Dean is mining millions from a restaurant industry sweating through the post-tech-bubble-9-11 malaise. Only this Dean puts his Dean up front. Former Sfuzzi Vice President Dean McSherry says his fledgling Preferred Restaurant Services is growing like a teen-age boy with unencumbered access to pizza. He's set to open an office in Chicago, adding to his slate of nodes in Austin, Houston, Phoenix, New Orleans, Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in addition to the corporate HQ in Dallas. "The last year has been fairly explosive," he says wryly. McSherry founded Preferred in early 2001, after he and two partners peeled off the restaurant management, consulting, accounting, insurance and employee benefits services divisions from Lincoln Restaurant Group (which operated the now-moribund Dakota's downtown), where McSherry served as VP of new business development. McSherry landed at Lincoln after he splintered from DMC Hospitality, the consulting firm he founded with Sfuzzi alumnus Michael Costa, who is opening Vino & Basso in the former Toscana space on McKinney Avenue. Earlier this year, McSherry bought out his partners, making him the Dean of a firm that provides services to some 500 restaurants across 14 states driving annual revenues of $20 million, a figure he boasts will double in 2004.
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Theme restaurants have been pounded in Dallas over the past few years, with corpses that include Jekyl & Hyde Club and Planet Hollywood, along with the chilling of the once-hot 27-plus-unit Rainforest Café chain (in Grapevine Mills), which was scooped up by Landry's in late 2000 for $75 million. But Southern California-based Elephant Bar Restaurants thinks Dallas hungers for its Asian/tropics safari-themed Elephant Bar with "elephant size" portions. The company, which soon will have 24 units spread across California, Arizona, Missouri and Kansas, will hit Dallas next month along the Dallas North Tollway in the former Canyon Café space, which shut down last summer...Former Voltaire Executive Chef George Papadopoulos has surfaced in a new restaurant in Tampa Bay, Florida. "I'm just kind of testing the waters," he says. "Gettin' my feet wet if you know what I mean." The restaurant, for which he says he's negotiating an equity stake, is currently nameless. This move comes on the heels of Papadopoulos' personal-chef stint aboard a private yacht that had him surfing up and down the West coast of Mexico and Southern California. Surfing? "Hell yeah, I do it all," he puffs.


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Defence and Diplomacy, a policy show hosted by retired Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Group Captain Sultan Hali, just released an excellent interview (in English) with the PAF's Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Chief Marshal (ACM) Sohail Aman. Quite a bit was discussed, and that too on a whole range of issues, from the PAF to societal development and nation-building.
However, in terms of the PAF, ACM Sohail Aman was able to offer interesting details regarding success accrued from the JF-17 Thunder, the PAF's plans for a next-generation fighter, the vision behind Kamra Aviation City, and the rationale of setting up the Airpower Centre for Excellence (ACE). This week, we will take a look at ACM Sohail Aman's vision in regards to the development of a next-generation fighter.
Just as important as the acquisition of a next-generation fighter itself, the CAS definitively established the need to build a sufficiently capable indigenous base to source and support that fighter. The rationale is driven by the reality that a next-generation aircraft is dependent upon financial and political strings that not only inhibit the PAF from progressing in terms of its modernization needs, but also limit the country in terms of its independence. Breaking away from this dynamic is the principal objective of the current PAF leadership, and a set of objectives for 2030 have been put into motion.
If the JF-17 paved the groundwork for such goals, the next-generation fighter would essentially form the pillars of what would hopefully be – one day – a capable domestic aerospace industry. The PAF is hoping to use the development of a next-generation fighter as a means to master most of the core technology necessary to produce and support the fighter with the minimum of dependency on an external source.
The nucleus of this ambitious objective is Kamra Aviation City. Naturally, before the thought of even trying to absorb the necessary technology can come into play, the CAS has recognized the need to build the requisite intellectual capital and human resources capacity. Kamra Aviation City is being established in very close proximity to Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC), and it will serve as a home for educational as well as research institutions designed to produce the skilled personnel necessary to work on in-sourcing the technology used on a next-generation fighter.
The physical infrastructure will be ready in three to five years, but the necessary level of capacity (especially in terms of skilled personnel) will come to fruition in 10-15 years. Kamra Aviation City will be home to institutes capable of producing masters and PhD-level aerospace and aeronautical development professionals. The PAF is collaborating with several friendly countries on the matter, but what that means in specific terms was not made known.
This is certainly an ambitious route. Let there be no doubt that the PAF will across a number of challenges, and it will certainly be tested by failure along the way. However, the success of what ACM Sohail Aman is describing is dependent upon persistence and a willingness to use failure as just as another milestone. In other words, binding the next-generation fighter program to indigenization will require the PAF – as well as the Army and Navy – to be patient and to not allow obstacles to bend the original objectives.
What this means for the next-generation fighter in terms of specifics is not known. At this time, it is not known to anyone whether the PAF would sign onto the Chinese FC-31 program, engage with Turkey, or take on a completely different route (of pushing for a new design). This is a matter of speculation at this point in time. However, in a previous interview, ACM Sohail Aman did state that the PAF was thinking in terms of "beyond" fifth-generation. In other words, the PAF is not going to support the development of something that is restricted to today's air warfare environment, but that of the future.
It is possible that the parameters of the PAF's next-generation fighter will begin to materialize in three to five years, i.e. around the time that Kamra Aviation City is complete. The two are co-dependent in that each aspect – i.e. the fighter and the research and development establishment – will drive one another in order to reach their respective objectives. Interesting times are certainly ahead.
Right way to go, seems like PAF is in good hands. Best of Luck!
Pakistan Aeronautical needs to seek public private partnership to get 'Kamra Aviation City' or
other projects funded. Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin Corp. are the
successful examples in front of us.
Pak Mil needs to start involving civilian universities in R&D in a much more integrated way, the way the US DoD does. Most of MIT's R&D is basically funded by the DoD. That's what gave us the transistor, and the internet, among other things. Pak Mil (especially the Army) keeps blocking civilian student participation on grounds of "security"… as if anything they're researching wasn't already researched like 50 years ago?! At least fund civ-unis and give them the tools and the money to start playing around with high level tech.
Great to hear from you again, Mohsin.
Absolutely agreed. It would be inconceivable to not see civilian integration in Kamra Aviation City. Even if the armed forces have security concerns, they can just bind students and researchers into the same thorough background checks as anyone else.
Slightly drifting from the topic. Listening to ACM Sohail Aman a thought/wish/prayer repeatedly comes to mind – IF ONLY Pakistan's political leadership can be made up of men of his calibre.
Reading through older Kamra City news it appears the estimate for completion back in February 2016 was 10 years. Encouraging to know it is now estimated at less than half that time. Pakistan in 30 years might even have an operational squadron of a highly indigenous next-gen fighter (compare THAT to another project in the works for the same length of time in a nearby land and going nowhere!).
Given Pakistan's track-record of achieving nuclear capability and JF-17 in record time starting both projects from scratch, it is not inconceivable with commitment, focus and continuity from one ACM to the next, this goal too will be achieved. There will of course be no end of naysayers ridiculing and trying to discourage Pakistan's effort. Who cares?!
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
If you're seeing a movies in the 1910s, kindly remove your hat
Finals week has arrived, folks. In deference to your stress levels, we'll be sharing some light, entertaining things this week.
Firstly, we wanted to show you these great old "lantern slides" that were once displayed in movie theaters at the turn of the 20th century. In the days long before FirstLook and movie theater radio stations, theaters still used the empty screen between movies to explain theater policies and advertise. Apparently in 1912, wearing a hat to the movies was the equivalent of using your phone. (We're sure 1912's AMC briefly considered the idea of a hat-friendly theater.)
You can see a whole bunch of these in the Library of Congress's collection. The world of 2016 would probably benefit from a "Don't forget your umbrella" slide.
(Thanks to film critic Manohla Dargis for pointing these out!)
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According to recent news, the pop singer Jessica Simpson is in talks with 'Country Music Television' regarding her starring in a new reality show so it would seem that Jessica is really serious about making her latest country project a big success.
For the fifth album of her career and her first country release the new reality show featuring the blonde would give 'Country Music Television' viewers a close insight into the process of recording her new album.
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Here, the potential of staphyloferrin B (SB), a polycarboxylate siderophore and virulence factor biosynthesized by S. aureus, for siderophore-drug conjugates is considered. In this thesis, the design and synthesis of a monofunctionalized SB scaffold in which the siderophore is site-electively modified with a polyethyleneglycol (PEG 3) linker and an azide moiety as a chemical handle is presented. The total synthesis of the monofunctionalized SB scaffold in 17 steps starting from 5 commercially available starting materials is reported. This molecule was employed to prepare a family of three SB-cargo conjugates using copper-catalyzed Click chemistry. In future work, these molecules can be used to probe the extent to which the S. aureus ferric-SB uptake and processing machinery recognizes, transports, and utilizes the derivatized SB scaffolds. Moreover, different antibiotics can be conjugated to SB and the effect on antimicrobial activity can be assessed. 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Ni exchanged CPF-5 (Ni-CPF-5) treated with diethylaluminum chloride had a maximum turnover frequency of 23,000 mole ethylene per mole Ni per hour, and a maximum selectivity for 1-butene of 80% under optimized conditions. Ethylene pressure strongly influenced the activity and selectivity of Ni-CPF-5. Though the observed activity behavior is similar, the selectivity trends diverged significantly from previously reported MOF dimerization catalysts. Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemistry, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis. Vita.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 31-32). 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Earlier this year, I was revisiting John Hattie's work on visible learning, and was struck by his mantra: Know thy impact.
To be honest, I'm not sure I know what to make of his study of the effect size of different teaching practices and influences. There seem to be as many voices that challenge his findings as support them, and I know so little about research methods or statistical analysis that I don't feel I can even have an opinion.
But I am interested to know if the work I do does have impact and achieves the desired outcomes for my student. So to that extent at least, I'm a fan of Hattie. I really concur with his message:
Educators, know thy impact.
So what has that to do with the title of this piece: De-Cluttering your Teaching Practice?
We are so busy as teachers, we don't always consider the impact of what we do. We can spend an inordinate amount of time on things that don't matter. We take on new practices but we hang on to the old. We work too hard, the benefits often far out-weighed by the cost.
As an example: In NSW primary schools, we use the Human Society and Its Environment Curriculum (HSIE). It has learning outcomes for each two-year stage of schooling.
Years ago, my stage team found we could cover those outcomes over 6 of the 8 available terms, and we mapped out a plan to do that. As Term 4 was our busiest, with end of year concert preparation, swim scheme, and other events, I advised teachers not to include HSIE in their Term 4 program. There was enough to do, and the curriculum requirements had been met.
However, some would not heed the advice. Some found it hard to come to terms with the idea of NOT teaching HSIE every week of every term, because in primary schools, that's what you DO. It's embedded.
I'd observe them struggling with stress. They'd feel guilty for not covering things and extremely over loaded. Sometimes they'd blame me, or others in the management team. I felt for them, I did. But it was clear that at least part of their overload was caused by being unwilling to let go of an unnecessary practice.
I observe this repeatedly: teachers hanging on to practices because they feel they should be done, it's the way they've always done things, or because its something they happen to like.
How to De-Clutter
For the last few years, I've been working on decluttering my practice, but keeping Hattie's words in mind, has proven particularly useful this year. If we reflect on the impact of our practices, we can make far better choices in how to spend our time.
As I consider my practices, I ask myself,
"Will this have a positive impact on my students and help achieve our goals?"
If I can say yes, I ask this follow up question.
"Will the amount of impact be worth the time taken to implement this practice?"
If I answer yes to both of those questions, I implement the practice. If the answer is no, I need to either drop or redevelop it.
Finally, I need to ask,
"Do I have time to implement this practice? What low impact practice can I discard to make room for this?"
I realise there's a lot in teaching that we have to do, but as a starting point for decluttering, it might help to think about this for areas within your control:
Consider what you spend your and your class's time on. In primary schools for example, we seem to love creating and laminating resources. Will that chart or board game have any sort of real impact? Is it worth the time it takes to create? Will laminating it increase its impact?
If its something that will make a difference, you'll use it again and again, and the time spent creating it really is worth the benefits for your students, go ahead, create and laminate it. But if not, then why spend the time? Time is precious, make sure you spend it on the things that matter.
What about productive use of classroom time? Do you really need to have all your students come and sit on the mat when they enter the classroom, and quietly wait for you to deal with parents, notes, roll call and messages, before commencing their learning? Is there something more productive your students could be doing for those first minutes of every morning before you call them together to meet as a class? Can you adapt your class routine, to maximise the benefit to students and and minimise waste?
Our time is precious and limited, lets direct it to where it can have greatest effect.


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It doesn't matter if you are meeting on the best student that has ever come through your class or a student that is struggling, all families would like to know specifics about their student in particular. I don't know about you, but even though I know a whole lot about each of my students it sometimes become difficult to think of specifics on the spot. Instead, I like to have a portfolio of student work, journals, assessments, and anecdotal notes ready to share with parents.
This works both ways. Sometimes I use this evidence to show parents how well their student is doing in an area that I know they are struggling with to prove how hard their students are working. Other times I can show parents that students are not putting forth all their effort. Either way, the goal of evidence is to help the family understand their student at school, the good the bad, and the ugly.
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The sandwich method is my favorite way to share information with just about anyone, and it couldn't be easier. The idea is to sandwich an area of growth within two areas that the student is doing well. It might sound a little something like this:
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It is easy to get caught up the negatives when speaking about a student that is struggling whether it be socially, emotionally, behaviorally, or academically. The key is to remain goal oriented and strive to work together with parents to find a solution. This positivity will help parents to recognize that you are a team and in search of the absolute best for your student.
This can be especially tough when parents are struggling with not knowing what to do with their student and can sometimes feel like throwing things at a wall until something sticks, but that my friends is what I like to call brainstorming, and parents should be a part of it.
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When I first started teaching I thought that I was supposed to be the authority and have an answer to everything, but oh how wrong I was. I have since learned that parents and families are our greatest allies, and know our students so much better than we do. I like to just come out and ask parents for their ideas, and more often than not they know just what to do.
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Again, parents are our greatest allies, and when the going gets tough it is hard to remember that we are all on the same side. It is easy to come off as a bit icy when it comes to dealing with a difficult student, but it is vital for students to know that you care and are working in their student's best interest.
This can be accomplished quite simply. The best way that I have found to show that you care is by listening, really truly listening, to what parents have to say. I like to start conferences by having asking parents their thoughts and concerns on the school year. I have gained so much insight from this practice.
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Durham County Under 15s
The Durham County U15's start their campaign for the 2016/2017 season in the New Year with dates and venues to be confirmed.
Before the team selection process, the U15s completed training/ assessment sessions the same as the other County teams to enable the coaching team to see who out of the nominated players should be invited to represent the County.
After the assessment process the U15s were thinned out to pick a representative team! The competition continues at training as players are in contest for places in the matchday squad.
Coaches and Managers
Daniel Finney
Nick Wade
Dan Burns
Nigel Aucott
Phil Lax
There will be two squad training sessions this side of the New Year for the U15s. These will be on Sunday November, 20 from 1.30pm to 3.30 pm and on Sunday Decemeber, 4. Both sessions will take place at West Hartlepool Rugby Club.
Other training sessions:
Monday January, 2: Squad training @ Darlington Mowden Park (6.30pm -8.30pm)
Monday January, 9: Squad training @ Darlington Mowden Park (6.30pm -8.30pm)
Upcoming games for U15s in 2016/2017 season
Sunday January, 4: Durham V Northumbria (2 games) AWAY – KO 7pm & 8pm @ Kingston Park : Northumberland Green 27 – 24 Durham Princes & Northumberland Reds 12- 39 Durham Bishops
Sunday January, 15: Durham V Cumbria (2 games) @ West Hartlepool – 2pm KO : Durham Princes: 19- 12 Cumbria Hawks & Durham Bishops 11 – 15 Cumbria Bears.
Durham v Northumberland: Jan, 4 – 7pm KO
Durham County U15s take on local rivals Northumberland under the floodlights at Kingston Park. The double header game was originally set to be played on Sunday, March 8 but was brought forward due to other commitments on Northumberland's behalf.
The Durham County Bishops and Princes squads will tackle, ruck and run on the first team Premiership side's pitch from 7pm.
The Bishop's kick start tonight's action kicking off at 7pm, the squad to face Northumberland are…
Durham Bishops:
1. Owen Chaplin – Durham City RFC
2. Reece Kundu – Billingham RFC
3. Jack Archer – Houghton RFC
4. Philip Greenbank – Billingham RFC
5. Matthew Ward – Durham City RFC
6. Ezra Laudy- Blair – Darlington Mowden Park RFC
7. Jack Maughan – Houghton RFC
8. Joe Berry – DMP RFC
9. Ben Turnbull – DMP RFC
10. Niall Butler – Durham City RFC
11. Jack Vinniecombe – Ryton RFC
12. James Pearson – West Hartlepool RFC
13. Louie Groark – Durham City RFC (CAPTAIN)
14. Jake Boyle – Ryton RFC
15. Harry Cuthbertson – Ryton RFC
16. Lyle Godfrey – DMP RFC
17. Devinn Dodsworth – Westoe RFC
18. Adam Huchinson – West Hartlepool RFC
19. James Bowman Durham City RFC
20. Lewis Simon – Billingham RFC
21. Louis Peacock – Barnard Castle School
22. Luke Redfern – Bishop Auckland RFC
23. Charlie Bourne – DMP RFC
24. George Greenshields – Houghton RFC
25. James Bailey – Ryton RFC
Durham Princes – KO – 8pm
1. Dylan Penny – Billingham RFC
2. Ethan Forester – Houghton RFC
3. Adam Eadington – Houghton RFC
4. Harry Malcolm – Houghton RFC
5. Sam Shanks – DMP RFC
6. Matthew Mercer – Durham City RFC
7. Innis Hill – DMP RFC
8. Ewan Lydiatt – Houghton RFC
9. Matthew Carruthers – Houghton RFC
10. John Grey – Durham City RFC
11. Owen Westhorp – West Hartlepool RFC
12. Aaron Muirhead –
13. Will Shiperley – Ryton RFC
14. Ben Miley – Durham City RFC
15. Sam Berry – DMP RFC(CAPTAIN)
16. Owen Nugent – West Hartlepool RFC
17. Liam Watson – Bishop Auckland RFC
18. Callum Poppitt – Billingham RFC
19. Jordan Hurdley – Bishop Auckland RFC
20. Joe Houston – Durham City RFC
21. John McKenna – DMP RFC
22. Sam Collishaw – Billingham RFC
23. Leon Kelly – Durham City RFC
24. Aadil Ahmed – DMP RFC & Yarm School
25. Sol Kench – DMP RFC & Yarm School
All players to meet at Kingston Park East Stand for 6pm and players must wear black or grey trousers white shirts and club or school ties also players must have all county playing kit.
Durham U15s V Cumbria U15s : Sunday, 15 @ West Hartlepool RFC 2pm
In the last meeting of the Durham County RFU 2016/2017 campaign against Cumbria, it was one a piece once again – but this time the tables turned on the winning team.
Durham Bishops 11 – 15 Cumbria Bears and Durham Princes 19 – 12 Cumbria Hawks
In the previous game against Northumberland, it was the Bishops coming out on top as the Princes marginally missed out. However, in the latest battle, Cumbria Bears swooped in to grab a last moment win from underneath the Bishop's nose.
To end the season, both sides, Durham Princes and Durham Bishops reflect with one win and one lose each.
The selected lads will return to club and school duties and will work towards being selected again later in the year. Until then the U15 County volunteers will have a little break from County duties before all the hard work and selection begins again.
The teams that faced Cumbria are as follows:
Durham Bishops
Coaches- Nick Wade & Nigel Aucott
The following players will represent Durham County in the U15s
|Owen Chaplin
|Durham City RFC
|Reece Kundu
|Billingham RFC
|Jack Archer
|Houghton RFC
|Philip Greenbank
|Billingham RFC
|Matthew Ward
|Durham City RFC
|Ezra Laudy-Blair
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Lewis Simon
|Billingham RFC
|Joe Berry
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Luke Redfern
|Bishop Auckland RFC
|Niall Butler
|Durham City RFC
|George Greenshields
|Houghton RFC
|James Pearson
|West Hartlepool RFC
|Louie Groark (Capt)
|Durham City RFC
|Jake Boyle
|Ryton RFC
|Harry Cuthbertson
|Ryton RFC
|Lyle Godfrey
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Devinn Dodsworth
|Westoe RFC
|Adam Hutchinson
|West Hartlepool RFC
|James Bowman
|Durham City RFC
|Jack Maughan
|Houghton RFC
|Louis Peacock
|Barnard Castle
|Jack Vinniecombe
|Ryton RFC
|Matthew Carruthers
|Houghton RFC
|Aadil Ahmed
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Yarm School
|James Bailey
|Ryton RFC
Durham Princes
Coaches- Daniel Finney & Daniel Burns
The following players will represent the Princes in the Durham County match.
|Owen Nugent
|West Hartlepool RFC
|John McKenna
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Adam Eadington
|Houghton RFC
|Harry Malcolm
|Houghton RFC
|Sam Shanks
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Matthew Mercer
|Durham City RFC
|Joe Houston
|Durham City RFC
|Innis Hill
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Ben Turnbull
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Leon Kelly
|Durham City RFC
|Owen Westhorp
|West Hartlepool RFC
|Charlie Bourne
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|John Grey
|Durham City RFC
|Sol Kench
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Yarm School
|Sam Berry (Capt)
|Darlington Mowden Park RFC
|Dylan Penny
|Billingham RFC
|Liam Watson
|Bishop Auckland RFC
|Callum Poppitt
|Billingham RFC
|Jordan Hurdley
|Bishop Auckland RFC
|Ewan Lydiatt
|Houghton RFC
|Ethan Forester
|Houghton RFC
|Sam Collishaw
|Billingham RFC
|Ben Miley
|Durham City RFC
|Will Shiperley
|Ryton RFC
|Aaron Muirhead
|Tom Walker
Phil Lax, U15s Team Manager congratulated all of the players involved for their efforts throughout training, assessment and training mentioning they displayed great skills determination and coach ability that ultimately produced the entertaining rugby that was enjoyed against Northumberland and Cumbria.
He also sends out a big thank you to all the dedicated coaching team who disseminate their knowledge and skills to the boys giving up their free time to give the boys the opportunity to play at county level.
Those are: Nigel Aucott, Nick Wade, Daniel Burns, Daniel Joesph, peter Groark, John Forester and David Hill.
Durham County U15s 2015/2016 season
Durham U15s had a successful 2015/2016 season winning three out of four games and only loosing the one game by a single point.
Sunday April, 10 2016: Durham Princes U15s V Cumbria A U15s @ Cumbria : 21-20 loss
(Tries: Sam Douglass, Joe Hogan, Max Thompson, Luke Cooper)
Sunday April, 10 2016: Durham Bishops U15s V Cumbria B @ Cumbria : 31-7 victory
(Tries: Harry Shovlin x 2, Ethan Crawford, Caleb Ellis, Taran Stewart, 3 x conversions + 1 pen – Callum Pascoe)
Sunday April, 17 2016: Durham Princes U15s V Northumberland East @ home : 20-12 win
(Tries: Luke Cooper x 2 Max Thompson, Fletcher Jackson)
Sunday April 17, 2016: Durham Bishops U15s V Northumberland West @ home : 10-7 win
(Tries: Henry Fulford, Conversion & Pen- Callum Pascoe)
A great Effort from all the players & a massive well done to the coaching team of David Hill, Daniel Finney, Peter Groark, Daniel Burns & John Forester.