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Richie McCaw has confirmed England have not lost their status as the team the All Blacks most love to beat.
Past players have often said losing to England was the most unpalatable experience of their careers and McCaw eventually conceded the feeling remained among the current team ahead of tomorrow's year ending test at Twickenham.
"I don't know if you potentially pass it on, but playing at Twickenham, it's a place first of all that's very enjoyable to play at, but yeah, you enjoy success there, there's no doubt," he began today when quizzed on the topic.
"I'd quite like that to continue there tomorrow. I think, yeah, that's probably the way it is still."
The sentiment has been fuelled over the years by incidents including England's infamous lap of honour after losing to the All Blacks at Old Trafford in1997.
But it is essentially a mark of respect for the one home nation whom the All Blacks genuinely fear.
"It's always a physical challenge, that's the main one," McCaw said.
"When you go to Twickenham with a full stadium it's a pretty cool place to play. There's always a bit of atmosphere around.
"The history over the years, England won the World Cup in '03 and for me that meant they were a team to beat. Then the first time I played them I got knocked over.
"So from a personal point of view you realise the challenge that's there and want to test yourself against that."
McCaw is one of only five current All Blacks, along with Keven Mealamu, Andrew Hore, Ma'a Nonu and Ali Williams, to have lost to England, either in Wellington in 2003, or in London in 2002.
But he said the younger players knew this was a huge test after viewing England's close losses to Australia and South Africa, and the task may be made more difficult by the forecast of snow on match day.
On a personal note tomorrow's test marks McCaw's final test before the six month sabbatical he hopes will keep him going through to the 2015 World Cup.
There is some irony that the openside is feeling mentally and physically in peak shape for what will be his 13th test of the year, and that he is playing, arguably, the best rugby of his illustrious career.
McCaw said he was injury free, physically bigger than ever, and satisfied he had played consistently well all season.
"I've enjoyed being able to play most weeks this year and being part of a team that's looked to get better, that's what's excited me," he said. "From a mental point of view it hasn't been a drag, it's been a challenge I've enjoyed."
Incredibly he has been nominated this week for the eighth time in 11 years as IRB international player of the year. McCaw is the only player to have won it more than once with 2006, 2009 and 2010 on his CV.
He was predictably humble in his self assessment of his form, but acknowledged his ball carrying and physicality were areas of improvement.
A major plus had been putting on some extra weight during his rehabilitation from the broken foot he carried through last year's World Cup.
"If I look back on the year I'm pretty satisfied how I've been playing. I've probably added a bit of size which has helped in the physical impact side of things...
"I've got a few extra kgs. I guess having the foot injury helped get me into the gym. I was a bit worried about that and whether it would affect me. But the way the game is going especially in the loose forward. Guys who can bring a bit of presence physically that's the way the game's gone...
"This year's been more about being in the front line of being physical with the tackling and it seems to have worked reasonably well."
And of course, McCaw will stick to the mantra that has endeared him to rugby followers as he asks his body and mind for 80 more minutes.
"I'm a bit disappointed if I come off with petrol left in the tank. It means I haven't played hard enough, but that's the nature of it.
"If the teams played well then that's where you feel the satisfaction in the changing room. People say is it enjoyable? Well, sometimes it isn't but it's the satisfaction afterwards of knowing you've done the job well, that's what I enjoy...
"If you've had a good run around and earned yourself a beer and a steak then you've had a good day."
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After checking memory was seated properly and motherboard and DVD/CD drives were secure (as Ive been having intermittent boot up problems) I treid to start PC again and its giving a intermittent beep and both drives DVD and CD are showing green lights. The PC does not boot and the beep continues.
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Thanks all
Thanks for all the help and your patience I feel good that Ive managed (with your help) to solve the problem.
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Glad to see you got there in the end, See First PC repair Job done and not as hard as you thought it would be
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To avoid any possibility of shorting, it's worth using little plastic tie-wraps to secure spare leads to the main harness.
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woodchipone that thanks
Your right.... it was not as hard as I thought it would be and I feel pleased with myself, lol
Done that thanks!
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Hi all
Having some probs with this PC now,
It worked fine for a few days then it started failing to boot, It was getting as far as the blue progress bar then freezing, If I closed it down and tried again it booted at about the third attempt. But yesterday it was getting to the screen where the progress bar appears (but no blue progress bar appeared) it froze. This is what happens every time I try to start PC. So I thought I would try reinstalling win Vista, the PC says its "loading files" then the progress bar appears but its same as before no blue progress line and it freezes there.
Maybe I should call it a day with this PC! but I went this far and feel I want to try to fix it (with your help).
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Posted June 15, 2011 at 10:51AM
Looks like you now have problems with the Hard Drive, This will be a Result of your other Problem and the computer not being closed down properly. Disc as some corruption or bad sectors. If you can get to windows, try it in safe mode then do a Disc Scan for the Problem to be fixed. Double Click My Computer then right click C:\Properties/Tools auto Fix faults do a full scan
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Posted June 15, 2011 at 11:31AM
Thanks cannot get into windows, if I click safe mode (or any other of the options listed) I get the same result ... frozen on progress bar.
I'm going out now will get back late afternoon and check back here.
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You could try downloading Seatools from Seagate to check your drive out
Copy and paste the above into your address bar then press enter
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woodchip I just tried the PC and it booted no problem (driving me barmy) I ran a chkdsk and it reported nothing , is that the same as the "Double Click My Computer then right click C:\Properties/Tools auto Fix faults do a full scan"
I will do that tonight also the Seagate scan before I turn it off just in-case it don't start tomorrow.
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About 30 minutes after the Sewol began tilting, a crew member asked a marine traffic controller whether passengers would be rescued if they abandoned ship off South Korea's southern coast. The crew member posed the question three times in succession.
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WASHINGTON, August 5, 2014 — The following are selected quotes from World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim when he made opening remarks at the "Powering Africa: Leading Developments in Infrastructure" session during the U.S. – Africa Business Forum:
"Africa has had two decades of very strong economic growth. But the encouraging growth story will only continue if the continent tackles its problem of infrastructure. Our studies show that the poor state of the infrastructure in Sub Saharan Africa, including electricity, water, roads, and ICT cuts countries' economic growth by two percentage points every year. And it reduces business productivity by as much as 40 percent. These losses take an enormous human toll -- in addition to taking a toll on economic growth."
"We think that the U.S. Power Africa initiative will play an extremely important role in achieving the goal of providing electricity for Africa. So today I'm very pleased to announce that the World Bank Group, following President Obama's lead, will support Power Africa by committing $5 billion in direct financing, investment guarantees, and advisory services for project preparation in Power Africa's six initial partner countries. That's Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, and Tanzania. The U.S. Government and the World Bank Group are working now on specific tasks and milestones for projects that if implemented would achieve one quarter of Power Africa's goal of generating 10,000 megawatts of new power in Sub Saharan Africa."
"We should never, ever doubt the potential of Africa not only to solve its problems but to grow in a way that will boost up the entire world. You know, it was the developing countries during 2008 to 2013 that accounted for more than half of global growth. We at the World Bank Group believe in Africa."
"The opportunities are enormous. Just imagine an investment in electricity in Burkina Faso that will not only provide you with very strong returns but will reduce the price and increase the access to electricity for the people of Burkina Faso. We know we can do it. Together with all of you we look forward to the next meeting of the United States Government and African leaders when we can talk about the great things that we've accomplished for our companies and on behalf of the people of Africa."
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Hot flushes affect millions of people, and not just women. Yet, it is still unclear what causes the episodes of temperature discomfort, often accompanied by profuse sweating.
Now a team of researchers around Dr. Naomi Rance, a professor in the department of pathology at the UA College of Medicine, has come closer to understanding the mechanism of hot flushes, a necessary step for potential treatment options down the road. This research was published recently in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The team identified a group of brain cells known as KNDy neurons as a likely control switch of hot flushes. KNDy neurons (pronounced "candy") are located in the hypothalamus, a portion of the brain controlling vital functions that also serves as the switchboard between the central nervous system and hormone signals.
"Although the KNDy neurons are a very small population of cells, our research reveals that they play extremely important roles in how the body controls its energy resources, reproduction and temperature," said Melinda Mittelman-Smith, who led the study as part of her doctoral thesis. "They are true multitaskers."
By studying KNDy neurons in rats, the research team created an animal model of menopause to elucidate the biological mechanisms of temperature control in response to withdrawal of the hormone estrogen, the main trigger of the changes that go along with menopause.
They discovered that tail skin temperature was consistently lower in rats whose KNDy neurons were inactivated, suggesting the neurons control a process known as vasodilation, or widening of the blood vessels to increase blood flow through the skin.
"The hallmark of hot flushes is vasodilation," explained Rance, who also is a neuropathologist at The University of Arizona Medical Center. "When you flush, your skin gets hot and you can see the redness of the skin. It is an attempt of the body to get rid of heat, just like sweating. Except that if you were to measure core temperature at that point, you would find it is not even elevated."
Although the results are not yet directly applicable in helping individuals affected by hot flushes, they mark a necessary first step, Rance said.
"Obviously we can't do these studies in women, and only if we understand the mechanism is there a chance of developing therapies. All that is known so far is that dwindling estrogen levels have something to do with it but anything after that is a black box."
"Right now the only effective way of treating flushes is estrogen-replacement therapy. If we could figure out what is causing those flushes, we could try to develop a better, more targeted therapy."
Rance said hot flushes usually last for four or five years and occur in up to 80 percent of women but also in men undergoing certain hormone treatments for prostate cancer.
"For some people it's not too bad, but it can be very severe in other individuals; they loose sleep et cetera. So the question I have been asking myself is, 'How come we haven't figured this out?'"
Together with her coworkers, Rance has studied KNDy neurons and their functions for two decades.
"KNDy neurons respond to circulating estrogens," Mittelman-Smith explained. "When these hormones are at very low levels, as is the case in menopause, these neurons go haywire if you will. They grow very large and manufacture several times more neurotransmitter than they did with estrogens present."
"Because the neurons talk to known thermoregulatory centers of the brain, we think this increased signaling activity may inappropriately tell the body, 'I'm hot, release heat.' This triggers heat loss mechanisms like sweating and opening up of blood vessels in the skin."
Analogous to women going through menopause, the tail skin temperature goes up in rats after removal of the ovaries, where estrogen is produced.
"Rats regulate heat dissipation with their tail because the rest is covered by fur," Rance explained. "In rats without ovaries, the lack of estrogen causes vasodilation, which we can measure as increased tail skin temperature."
"Once we knew that estrogen really does control tail skin temperature in a rat, we wanted to know what role, if any, the KNDy neurons play in this."
When Rance and her team compared the tail skin temperatures of rats with intact KNDy neurons to those with inactivated KNDy neurons, they discovered that while tail skin temperatures still followed the same ups and downs over the course of the day and night cycle, they were lower in the absence of KNDy activity.
"They have lower levels of vasodilation," Rance said. "It is very consistent. Their tail skin temperature is lower than rats with normal KNDy neurons and stays low. It doesn't matter if they have estrogen or not; it doesn't matter if it's night or if it's day."
"The rats didn't seem unhappy at all," she added. "You'd think they'd be curling up and shivering, but no. There was no difference in the core temperature, so they weren't internally cold. We did all the activity measurements and found them to be completely normal. We couldn't tell a difference other than lower vasodilatation."
Rance said she is not surprised that the same neuronal switches that are important for reproduction also control thermoregulation.
"Being able to regulate body temperature is very important for the species and also for reproduction because it is important for a pregnant woman to avoid extreme hyperthermia. Hot flushes are a symptom of hyperactivity of these neurons."
The researchers caution that while KNDy neurons are critical for normal thermoregulation, they are by no means the sole center for managing body temperature.
"These animals would be in much more trouble if that were the case," Mittelman-Smith said. "In fact, I don't view KNDy neurons as a thermoregulatory center at all, but rather a group of cells that has the ability to influence thermoregulatory centers."
Rance added: "I wouldn't say we solved the problem, but we have a good clue about what could be causing the flushes."
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KIRKLAND LAKE, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - July 8, 2014) - Kirkland Lake Gold Inc. (the "Company") (TSX:KGI)(AIM:KGI), an operating and exploration gold mining company, today announces that the Company plans to release its fiscal 2014 financial results prior to the market open on Wednesday, July 9, 2014. The Company will then host a conference call to review the results on Thursday, July 10, 2014 at 10:00 am EST (3:00 pm UK time). Those wishing to access the call can do so using the telephone numbers listed below. The replay call will be available on the Company's website.
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