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Medical Breakthrough Award
02 June 2014
A study which led to major changes in the treatment of prostate cancer, and researchers who identified a new gene causing an inherited form of bowel cancer, have jointly won the Medical Breakthrough prize at this year's Cardiff University Innovation and Impact Awards.
The award, for the identification, translation and commercialisation of the first gene for recessive predisposition to bowel cancer (MUTYH), was presented to Professor Malcolm Mason, Matt Sydes (Medical Research Council) and Professor Julian Sampson by David Baynes, Director of IP Group Plc.
The researchers discovered a gene, MUTYH, that, when damaged, leads to a risk of over 80% of bowel cancer. The findings allowed the team to develop tests to screen relatives for pre-malignant signs of the disease at which point curative treatment is the norm. The tests have since been licensed and rolled out across the world.
Led by Professors Julian Sampson and Jeremy Cheadle, the research improved genetic counselling, genetic testing and bowel cancer prevention in colorectal cancer worldwide, and led to more efficient targeting of colonoscopic screening services to high risk patients.
Professor Sampson said: "Without screening and preventative surgery, individuals who inherited this faulty gene from their parents would have gone on to develop bowel cancer."
"The siblings of those affected by this inherited form of bowel cancer were at a one-in-four risk of developing bowel cancer themselves. But prior to development of the gene test family members usually had no idea they were also at very high risk"
Now, clinicians can use a diagnostic test for particular mutations of MUTYH to screen families of patients with bowel cancer, allowing doctors to remove the affected part of the bowel before tumours become malignant.
Professor Jeremy Cheadle said: "The work has had significant commercial impact. MUTYH gene testing is now carried out by at least 84 state and private sector diagnostic laboratories in Europe, and at centres in Australasia. In North America, the University has taken out patents and has licenced intellectual property rights to a US company, Myriad Genetics Inc, generating income of about a third of a million pounds for Cardiff University in royalties."
More than 11,000 patient samples have been tested internationally for MUTYH mutation since the gene was discovered, generating income of around $5m in licence fees for Myriad.
Professor Sampson added: "The changes in clinical genetics, bowel screening and treatment practice based on our research have been incorporated into guidelines published by specialist societies and expert groups in the UK, Europe, North America and Australasia."
Scientists discover gold's hidden value
19 June 2014
Scientists from Cardiff are discovering new and unexpected uses for gold – a noble metal traditionally regarded as being chemically uninteresting due to its poor ability to react with other substances.
Researchers at the School of Chemistry are pioneering new ways to exploit the revolutionary potential of gold to accelerate and optimise chemical processes in a range of industries from producing the plastics that modern life depends on to environmentally friendly energy production. Studies show that the main advantages of gold as a catalyst are its long lifetime, unusually high reactivity and high specificity to the desired product.
"Gold has been a subject of human fascination for millennia, largely because of its resistance to corrosion and its resulting sustained beauty," said Professor Graham Hutchings, FRS Director of the Cardiff Catalysis Institute (CCI). "However, when broken down into nanoparticles, which contain just a few hundred atoms, it not only changes colour; it also becomes incredibly reactive, so contrary to the old adage; not even all that is gold glitters. Our research into the effect of gold nanoparticles on chemical and biological processes shows that in its nanoparticle form, gold's reactions are faster, easier and energetically more efficient than many other catalysts."
Catalysis is an enabling technology that underpins an estimated 80-90% of all manufactured goods. The phenomenon involves a material, which is not one of the reactants, speeding up a desired chemical reaction without the need for an increase in temperature. Commonly used catalysts such as those containing mercury have proven wasteful, environmentally hazardous and even harmful to human health. Gold, scientists have discovered, is not only a viable alternative catalyst but sometimes, the best possible catalyst.
Professor Hutchings believes that gold has the potential to save lives, improve human health and clean up the environment: "Too many processes create too much waste and not enough product. By introducing a gold catalyst we can reduce the amount of waste and increase the productivity for the benefit of a number of processes. The more we learn about this precious metal, the more I feel that society is ascribing the wrong kind of value to gold."
He adds: "One of the initial discoveries we made is that gold is the best catalyst for the formation of vinyl chloride, the main ingredient for the production of PVC and has the potential to replace an environmentally harmful mercury catalyst, this would be a major benefit to society. Gold is also used as a catalyst to oxidise carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide. This has potential to be used in natural disasters where people are trapped in an enclosed space, such as mine shafts, and poisonous carbon monoxide (CO) needs to be removed from the air - but also in domestic settings where people live alongside equipment that has a risk of CO production from incomplete combustion e.g. gas heaters, cookers, petrol engines."
Catalysts are under continual development to achieve new levels of activity and selectivity to society's desired chemical products. Using gold in catalysis could enable society to make better use of precious raw materials and to exploit new, greener sources by generating fuels, plastics and other chemicals from renewables such as corn starch, glycerol and recycled waste. Smarter use of catalysis will also lower our energy consumption and help in the decentralisation of activities such as water purification and small scale electrical power generation.
Research at Cardiff Catalysis Institute (CCI) is currently exploring the possibility of using gold as a "cold start" catalyst in car exhaust systems to reduce carbon emissions. The current catalysts depend on the heat of the exhaust to become active. This means that the first few minutes of any journey produce the most emissions of CO and NOx. As gold can work at lower temperature than conventional catalysts, it could be used in this early stage.
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The research showed that the risk of death for men suffering from locally advanced or high-risk prostate cancer could be cut significantly by adding radiation therapy to standard hormone treatments.
Professor Malcolm Mason, Cancer Research Wales Professor of Clinical Oncology at the School of Medicine, led the UK arm of the research trial into prostate cancer since 1998, when he was appointed as the UK Chief Investigator, leading the study in this country for the Medical Research Council. Prostate cancer kills around 10,000 men in the UK every year.
Researchers presented new evidence showing that survival rates significantly improve if radiation is added to standard hormone treatments when treating men whose cancer has spread beyond the prostate.
Professor Mason said: "The study has been hailed as something that may change clinical practice. Based on the evidence we have, it would result in the prevention of 43 per cent of deaths from prostate cancer in men with locally advanced cancer.
"Such men make up around 40 percent of all new cases of prostate cancer in the UK, and therefore the results have the potential, worldwide, to prevent thousands of deaths from prostate cancer every year. The success of this study is a real testament to international collaboration."
Matt Sydes, Senior Scientist in the Medical Research Council Clinical Trials Unit added: "This trial exemplifies the importance of international randomised controlled trials in high quality evidence-based medicine. Good data underpins good decision-making. By gathering robust statistics, we were able to show how we could target, and treat, high risk patients."
Locally advanced prostate cancer (where a tumour has extended outside the prostate gland to surrounding tissues) affects around 4,000 men per year in the UK. Prior to the underpinning research, there was no consensus on the standard of care, with hormone therapy often being given alone.
The International randomised clinical trial, led by Cardiff researchers showed that treating locally advanced disease with a combination of radiotherapy and hormone therapy halved the risks of dying of prostate cancer.
The trial changed medical guidelines and practice in Europe and North America. Prior to the underpinning research, hormone therapy alone was considered adequate treatment. Following Professor Mason's study, NICE guidelines now advise that 100% of patients suitable for radiotherapy must be offered it.


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There is a moment, a split second, when you are with your camera in the streets, and a moment you were hoping for surrenders itself to you. I am referring to that brief time before your subject has a time to react to your lens. I love that magical click that finds the person inside of their essence; a line of connection between you, the lens and the person.
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The Comforts of Anonymity
Anonymia, Greek for nameless, the state of us urban dwellers to each other. This suggests that our names define us and and who we have become in so many different ways. Being a stranger in the big city can be so comforting to those of us who opt for this lifestyle. We can be who we want to be if we choose to; those that don't know us cannot fix us with their preconceptions, and this gives us room to grow and to change if we are so inclined.
Yes, it might be time for a name change…
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Teaming up again with talented street photographer Michael Kistler to run our 6th workshop in the dazzling city of Dubai.
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Summer in the old alley~ Shanghai
Each time I start a new walk into one of the old alleys of Shanghai, I feel as though I am entering another world where simple life, community feeling, tradition and open communication thrive. There is a charm to the old alleys and a distinct sense of nostalgia that makes them so attractive and keeps me coming back. As long as they are there, the spirit and essence of Shanghai continue to live on.
Gentleman of the Bund~ Shanghai
The urban flow~ Shanghai
Big cities have this way of resembling beehives, busy, constantly moving. Most of these urban centers are jarring, fast, harsh, noisy, and unforgiving to all that is slow. Not Shanghai. Shanghai has a gentle flow about it, where people just glide by on their bicycles, slow enough to examine life around them and nod with recognition at friends in their neighborhood. A bicycle and tricycle culture, so much is moved around on wheels. As long as tradition lasts, this will be (at least to me) the greatest charm of Shanghai.
Behind the glitzy face of Shanghai
Behind the modern facade of Shanghai and the fashionable lifestyle of its rich, is a world of tradition hidden in the city's old alleys. Every week when I visit these neighborhoods, I find less and less of them left. The city is changing so rapidly and the new has no room for the old. Modernization is consuming tradition and Starbucks cups are quickly replacing the famous tea containers of the Shanghainese. A paradise for street photographers, I feel so lucky to have lived in Shanghai as long as I have.
wearing her story ~ Yunnan
Every stitch on her costume, every threaded bead she decorates herself with, every wrinkle on her face plays a part in telling her story, a life so different to ours, a world so alien to 21st century culture, an existence rising out of old traditions, she belongs to a tribe that allows strangers no access. All I could capture was the sense of her presence and the few photographs that I always hope could link to the state of standing in front of these amazing people.
The clouds of his mind~ Yunnan
Men puffing out tobacco smoke has become such a common daily sight for us living in China, people smoke in the rain, on bikes, while working, in classrooms, and sometimes even while eating! Yunnan was no different. The ladies smoked their pipes leisurely while the men smoked cigarettes and water pipes. The tobacco fields can be seen spread out for miles around the valleys and mountainous regions of Yunnan and the smoking traditions thrives.
This man was sitting in a small one room restaurant in a marketplace and he enjoyed his tobacco while I photographed him feeling almost proud and theatrically demonstrating his skill at exhaling the clouds above his head.
stories of times gone by~ Yi woman~ Yunnan
It is such a common sight in Yunnan to see these strong women from the Yi ethnic minority with pipes lit in their mouths puffing at tobacco smoke around the streets, markets and village homes. The pipes are hand crafted and each woman holds on to hers for life proudly. When I asked about the place where we can buy one, I constantly received puzzled looks, "you don't buy these, you get one made for you when you come of age"!


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Tacoma, Wash.'s City Council is scheduled to be briefed Tuesday on a plan to add a streetcar stop to its Link service on Commerce Street between south 11th and 12th Streets. Link is operated by Sound Transit, which has been apprised of the plan.
According to a report issued by Tacoma City Manager Eric Anderson, the Public Works Department has worked on a design for the new station which would be smaller and less expensive than the other Link stops.City engineer and assistant public works director Jim Parvey said engineers from the Public Works Department met with Sound Transit representatives lastspring to walk the affected rail line, take measurements, and see if Sound Transit was onboard with the idea. That meeting led his staff to begin drawing up plans for the station."It's just a simple design at this point," said Parvey earlier this year. "It does not show any architectural treatment.""If Tacoma decides to pursue the possibility of an additional stop, SoundTransit will work with the City and other affected parties to explore options and any construction and service implications," said Sound Transit spokesman Andrew Schmid.
Harsco Corp. said Monday it has received new orders totaling $13 million for its Harsco Rail unit, including orders from Bangladesh and Liberia, reflecting the company's expansion into the international market.
Harsco will construct a new Mark VI railway ballast tamper for the Bangladesh Railway system, a 1,700 mile network that serves as a primary backbone of Bangladesh's transportation infrastructure. The new unit willsupport the country's continuing track improvement and expansion programs. The unit will be constructed in Harsco Rail's U.S. production facilities and is scheduled for delivery in 2011.
The Liberian order calls for the sale of a Harsco Rail Grinder to perform ongoing rail maintenance of industrial railway operationswhich transport heavy materials by train. Its delivery will also be in 2011. Harsco's rail grinders re-profile rail surfaces to extend rail life, provide smoother travel, and to correct surface damage that could lead to rail fractures.
Within the U.S., Harsco received new orders from three railroads for its new Drone Tampers, which incorporate two-way wireless Ethernet technology to work behind a conventional lead tamper as an unmanned, fully automated chase vehicle that can tamp track roadbed without an operator on board. The units are scheduled for delivery beginning later this year and continuing into early 2012.
"These latest orders reflect our focused efforts for maintaining a strong and balanced pipeline and expanding both our international reach and technological capabilities," said Harsco Rail President Scott Jacoby.
The Surface Transportation Board announced Monday that it will hold oral argument Oct. 26, Washington, D.C in a closely-watched case involving a train routing complaint filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Entergy Services, Inc.
STB said the complaint asks the board to prescribe an alternative through route for the movement of coal from Wyoming's Powder River Basin to a generating plant near Newark, Ark., that is owned jointly by Entergy and intervener Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp. and is directly served by the Missouri & Northern Arkansas Railroad Co.
"The alternative through route sought by Entergy would involve the movement of Powder River Basin coal that would originate on mines served by the BNSF Railway Co. and be interchanged from BNSF to MNA (or from BNSF to the Union Pacific Railroad Co. should UP subsequently replace MNA as the carrier directly serving Entergy's plant) at either Lamar or Aurora, Mo. Entergy's current service involves the through movement of coal that originates at Powder River Basin mines served by UP and is interchanged from UP to MNA at Diaz Junction, Ark, for an 8-mile movement to Entergy's plant. The relief sought by Entergy is opposed by UP, MNA, and BNSF," said STB.
STB said it is scheduling the oral argument to clarify the record "in this complex proceeding," and the parties may not submit or discuss new evidence.
MTA York City Transit will host a two-day meeting of the SmartCard Alliance Transportation Council in New York City Sept. 22-23. The highlight of the meeting will be a tour of the New York/New Jersey Contactless Fare Payment Trial, which began June 10.
The meeting is open to all Smart Card Alliance members, Transportation Council members, and non-member transportation agencies.
"This is an ideal time and place for our members and transportation industry professionals to meet, learn, and share knowledge about the latest innovations in transit and payments," said Randy Vanderhoof, executive director of the Smart Card Alliance.
The New York/New Jersey Contactless Fare Payment Trial involves MTA New York City Transit, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and New Jersey Transit. In the trial, commuters use a contactless MasterCard® PayPass™ or Visa® payWave® card or device to pay directly for fares with their credit or debit card accounts.
MTA Chairman and CEO Jay H. Walder commented: "We are happy to give our colleagues a demonstration of the New York/New JerseyTransit Trial. The technology that we're testing will make life easier for our customers and help reduce our cost of doing business at the same time. By using an open network, we'll break down regional barriers and let people travel across the region with a card that's already sitting in their wallets."
The council said it has also invited representatives from transit agencies in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, Chicago, Paris, London, and other cities to "discuss how they can enable customers to access commuter rail, light rail, subways, and buses using contactless payment cards, stickers, and mobile devices for fare payment."
Balfour Beatty Rail, Inc. said Monday it had acquired Reuel, Inc.'s Traction Power Division. Goldsboro, N.C.-based Reuel manufactures electrical components and equipment; its Traction Power Division is a 28-person team specializing in power systems and components for the public transit industry.
Balfour Beatty Rail said its new Traction Power Group will report to Transit Division Vice President Joe Reed, and will be led locally by Tom Young, general manager–Traction Power.
"The acquisition fulfills an important goal for Balfour Beatty Rail—to strengthen our transit capabilities and become a one-stop provider of rail services, whether it is track, communications, signals, power, or even civil construction," said Reed. "Adding traction power to our in-house portfolio of services will help us meet the growing demand for mass transit construction opportunities around the U.S. and will add value to existing and future contracts."
Balfour Beatty Rail says the new Traction Power Group will give it the capability to manufacture custom power control centers, circuit breakers, controls, substations, and both AC and DC switchgear.
Atlanta-based Balfour Beatty Rail is part of London-based Balfour Beatty plc, an international engineering, construction, services, and investment company.
Kansas City Southern looks to its new international intermodal corridor for sustained growth.
An elder statesman among the growing crowd of U.S. transit properties, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority—the "T"—holds to its vision: expand its service area and service options.
PTC's cost, technical challenges, and tight time frame are giving the railroads headaches. Suppliers are working feverishly to provide relief.
Track time is a precious commodity. Suppliers of high-productivity m/w machines enable railroads to make the most of it.
The Surface Transportation Board announced Friday that is has scheduled a meeting of the National Grain Car Council for Sept. 16 to discuss the readiness of U. S. railroads to move export grain to ports in quantities far higher than earlier expected.
The agenda includes "a report by railcar manufacturers and lessors on current and future availability of various grain-car types; presentation and discussion of developments regarding Positive Train Control; discussion of export grain in intermodal containers; and an open forum on BMNSF Certificates of Transportation for Processors; weather's effect on supply/demand of equipment; and export market impact on U.S. grain car supply."
While Friday's STB announcement did not allude to it, expectations for a significant increase in world demand for U.S. wheat were examined in the latest monthly Wheat Outlook, released Aug. 16, by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service.
"This month's changes," said the report, "feature a dramatic 13.5 million-ton reduction in wheat production forecast collectively for Ukraine, Russia, and Kazakhstan, three companies that together produce more than 85% of ESU-12 wheat. Wheat production for EU-27 for 2010-11 is projected down 4.3 million to 13.5 million."
What this means to U.S. wheat exports and the need forgrain-carrying railroad cars or containers is this, says the USDA report: "U.S. exports are expected to reach 33.0 million tons for July-June marketing year 2010/2011, up 6.0 million from last month's projection. This forecast is 8.8 million tons, or 36.5%, more than U.S. exports in the 2009/10 year. The main U.S. competitors in the lower protein wheat market are the EU-27 and the three countries of the FSU 12 ... With all of these main competitors' wheat projections down this month, and with the announcement of the Russian export wheat ban, U.S. export prospects soar."
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Margarita makeover: add this secret ingredient to make it healthier
By Penelope Wall, April 23, 2010 - 9:46am
Cinco de Mayo is just around the corner and I've been thinking about my party menu. I've got the main dishes covered but I know if I don't serve margaritas at my Cinco de Mayo party, my friends will be bummed. I mean, what's a fiesta without the "margies," as my girlfriends and I endearingly call them?
But when I'm craving a tangy margarita, syrupy pre-made margarita mixers just won't do. So I like to shake up cocktails and mocktails with healthy fruits and juices for a special twist. Blueberries in my margies? Why not? Blueberries give this classic drink fresh flavor and they're a good source of fiber and an excellent source of vitamin C, plus they're rich in the cancer-fighting antioxidants anthocyanins. (Get the EatingWell test kitchen's tasty recipe for Blueberry-Lime Margaritas.)
Blueberry-Lime Margarita
Frozen limeade adds zing to this stellar blueberry margarita. For a nonalcoholic version, omit the tequila.
Not into margaritas? How dare you! Just kidding. Here are three more Mexican-inspired drinks and ices with fruit to serve at your Cinco de Mayo fiesta:
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This thirst-quenching cocktail was said to be created by a bartender from Chihuahua, Mexico, in the 1940s.
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This bright-green nonalcoholic mint-lime cooler was inspired by the light fruit-and-ice shakes of Mexico.
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We will have fine craft, crafts, commercial/retail, homegrown products, corp./information and antique/collectibles exhibitors, and 10 food booths. There will be 1 stage with Regional and Local talent and the following music, Variety. This event will also include: parade, world's largest patchwork of blackberry cobblers w/ free servings.


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The Bard of Omaha
By John Hodgman
Published: December 8, 2002
Alexander Payne drives fast in Omaha, both because he knows it well and because he wants to show it off. He shows me Dundee, the tidy grove of modest two-story homes where he grew up and where his parents still live. He shows me the Dundee Theater, where he also grew up, in the dark, watching movies.
As we cruise through one of the city's growing Mexican-American neighborhoods, he merrily reads aloud the passing signs: '' 'Salón Lechería'!'' he cries. ''Over three movies, and having to scout so many locations, I have seen so much of Omaha, and I am constantly surprised by what I find, the people I meet -- 'La Carne Fresca'! -- so I love this.''
Many people love their hometown, but when Payne talks about Omaha, he speaks with a vim and an earnestness that's occasionally disarming. Sometimes he is so eager to show me around that he takes a turn too fast and his Audi scoots up over the curb. ''One great thing about this area is just how beautiful and treesy it is and just nice,'' he says as we swoop through a neighborhood known as Happy Hollow. Arbor Day was invented in Nebraska, he tells me, and though I am glad to know this, it is not the sort of thing I expected to learn from a man who made the abortion comedy ''Citizen Ruth'' in 1996 and who co-wrote and directed the gleefully blackhearted satire ''Election'' in 1999.
Both films were set and shot here, as was his latest, ''About Schmidt,'' which made the film-festival rounds and opens in New York and Los Angeles -- and Omaha -- this Friday. Originally based on a Louis Begley novel set in the Hamptons, under Payne's direction the story moved to Omaha, where it became a purely Nebraskan odyssey, with Jack Nicholson as a recent widower Winnebago-ing across the state to attend his daughter's wedding.
But ''About Schmidt'' will be his last Midwestern film, at least for now. His errand this weekend: to start packing up the apartment he has lived in on and off since 1997 and send his things out to Hollywood.
''In a sense, 'Schmidt' is the most Omaha of my films,'' Payne says as we drive. ''But have I gotten it right? I'm not sure. Did Fellini get Rome right? Did Ozu get Tokyo right?''
But we all understand Rome -- just as we all own a share of Woody Allen's Manhattan, or at least the versions of those cities conjured by cinema. No one owns Omaha the way Alexander Payne does, though. And few would know if he has really managed to get it right.
Then we come to the intersection of 50th and Underwood. ''I try to get this intersection into every movie,'' he says. We slow to a crawl as we pass a small market, a tiny parking lot, some dumpsters.
It's a surprising slice of Omaha to showcase: a little grungy and certainly untreesy. Here is where Nicholson's Schmidt throws away his dead wife's clothes in a rage, where Matthew Broderick's high-school civics teacher casually tosses the nominating signatures of the ambitious candidate he despises in ''Election.'' It is the alley where Laura Dern's Ruth tosses herself out with an aerosol can of patio sealant to huff her way into oblivion in ''Citizen Ruth.''
In short, a dumping ground. Though Payne's affection for the city is genuine, here is where I first understand that he sees it with a kind of double vision. On the most painfully bright day, he cannot help but see the dark corners -- and what the Midwest might rather throw away.
'Citizen Ruth'' follows an inhalant-loving deadbeat who, when she learns she is pregnant, pinballs between both sides of the abortion debate. Payne wrote it in 1992 with Jim Taylor, a non-Omahan who rented a room in Payne's apartment as Payne was finishing film school in 1990 and has since become his close collaborator on all three films. Ruth is sublimely self-involved yet completely un-self-aware; like all of Payne's protagonists, she is not easy to like. And unlike typical Hollywood antiheroes, she does not evolve in the third act into the huffer-with-a-heart-of-gold we halfway expect. The film ends with Ruth unchanged, sneaking down the road with a briefcase full of cash, having played both the pro-lifers and pro-choicers for fools.
''There's a bizarre insistence on how a story should be,'' Payne says. ''The protagonist must be sympathetic!' they say. Whatever that means. I never engage in that discussion. I never use that word, 'sympathetic.' I just know 'interesting.'''
If anything, Payne wishes ''Citizen Ruth'' had been more vicious. ''I had in mind a certain ferocity when we were writing it that I associate with Billy Wilder's 'Ace in the Hole' or Buñuel's 'Viridiana.'''
When it comes to movies, Payne is a passionate obscurist and something of a nostalgic. He is a devoted fan of silent comedy. When a Fox executive offered to do him a favor, any favor, Payne asked for a VHS dupe of Bertolucci's long-out-of-print ''Luna.'' The Italian neo-realists -- Antonioni and, especially, Fellini -- loom high in his pantheon of what he calls ''the film gods,'' and he playfully defies me to name four classic films released since 1980. ''Raging Bull' doesn't count,'' he says, ''because Scorsese was still making it in the 70's.''
Somehow I sense that my first thought, ''The Empire Strikes Back,'' is not an acceptable answer.


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I purchased a brew kit from Midwest Supplies about two weeks ago and I am preparing for my first brew day, which will be this Saturday. My first brew will be a kit; Brewer's Best Irish Red Ale. The Irish Red came with a packet of dry Munton's yeast, which I assume is a relatively popular choice. My question, would a different yeast be better suited for this brew? If so, what would you recommend? I have access to a LHBS with a decent selection of yeasts, but I don't know what I should be looking for. Thanks.
My opinion, brew with what you got.
I just got into brewing not to long ago, and yeast can impact the flavors in soo many ways. Another yeast may make it taste better (at least to what you like), but for a first brew, I'd keep it simple, and wait to start picking yeast based on the flavor profiles, flocculation, attenuation, (etc.) you want till you get a few batches down.
It what I did, and I think its a good way not to overwhelm yourself with info on the first brew.
Kind of off-topic...but I'm new as well.
Should I be using 1 or 2 packets of dry yeast?
I found that Mr. Malty yeast calculator thing today and for all the beers I've made so far (drinking one, bottled another today, and brewed 2 more today as well)...it says I should have used ~10g or 2 packets of dry yeast. I've only been using one.
Most quality dry yeast come in 11 gram packages. One package is sufficient for most beers. A very high OG (like 1.085 or higher) will require two. Munton's is 5 gram, I believe. So, you'd definitely want two if using that yeast.
I would toss out the Munton's, as I've never had good luck with it. I'd buy a quality dry yeast like Safale S04 or Nottingham. Either one of those would be fine to use.
If you've got an extra bucket and airlock you could split the batch to experiment with different yeasts. I do that often. My last one was a dry stout with Nottingham in one and Kolsch yeast in the other. Im still waiting to see how it turns out with the Kolsch. You could split Nottingham/ ESB or Muntons/Nottingham.


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Zur Begrüßung war Sven persönlich vor Ort und hat mich in der Wohnung herum geführt und mir gezeigt, wo ich alles finde. Er ist ein symphatischen, unkomplizierter Gastgeber.
Alles ist sehr gemütlich und individuell eingerichtet. Die Zimmer mit den vielen Instrumenten strahlen Kreativität aus, ein Ort der Inspriration und zum Wohlfühlen.
Danke für die angenehme Zeit!
Die Bilder dieses Apartments sprechen ja schon für sich - genauso gemütlich und chillig ist es auch in der Realität :) Habe mich sehr wohl gefühlt, alte Hendrix-Platten gehört und göttlich geschlafen.
Sven ist super unkompliziert und sehr sehr freundlich, alles wunderbar!
Danke. Hat alles Super geklappt und ich habe mich in der Wohnung wohl gefühlt.
If you're looking for a taste of real Hamburg there can be no better place. Lots of character in this fabulous and charming apartment, very close to Schanze and across the road from the U-Bahn.
Sven's a great host .........and if you're a musician then you'll be in heaven the great range of classic instruments around the place.
Thanks Sven!
This place was great, we stayed for a week and could have stayed longer. The apartment is well located in a quite street, in the trendy Karolinen area, with lots of shops and cafe's near by.
Sven was welcoming and answered any question that we had, the kitchen was a great space to cook and hang out in the cold days, over all, one of the nicest coolest apartments we've stayed in.
Highly recommended for a stay in Hamburg, especially if you like playing with different music instruments.
Super Wohnung. Vielen Dank.
Hatten perfekte Tage in H dank Svens genialer Wohnung. Total zentral und mitten im individuellen Karoviertel mit seinen kleinen Lädchen, Kaffees und Entspanntheit haben wir uns sehr wohl bei Dir gefühlt. Vielen dank nochmal
great flat, would gladly book again
We had a great time in Hamburg even when it was so short. Sven was really easy for checkin time for whenever that was good for us. He showed us around the place and explained everything. It was actually really great to meet Sven as well as he was a really nice guy and hope next time we can maybe see some of his work somewhere!
The appartment was great! The bedroom really beautiful and comfortable. The livingroom really nice with the hammock and fireplace. I loved the cute kitchen and everything we needed was there.
I would definately come back next time we're in Hamburg and hope to be able to stay for a bit longer then the short visit we had now.
Definately recommend Sven and this beautiful place in a creative neightbourhood, specially if you like music as he has a lot of records and interesting instruments everywhere.
Thank you Sven!
Sven was a great host, easy to get in touch with and helpful when I needed it. The apartment is in a great part of town that I wouldn't have seen otherwise, funky and cool just like the apartment. The apartment is surrounded by cool restaurants, cafes and bars. There is also a bike share station 50 meters from the front door. Thanks for a great stay!! (We also spent many hours in the hammock :-)
Everything went well with Sven and his friends. Comunication was easy and they left a clean apartment. They were serious and respectuous guests, I would definitely recommend them.
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I am making some multi-threaded video game code. Before I began coding I looked at an article describing vaguely Valve's solution to multi-threaded game design. A key concept I gleaned from the article is thread synchronization. I don't know if this is how Valve does it but I imagined multiple threads each executing a game loop. At the end of each iteration, the threads pause and wait for other threads to finish their current iteration, then synchronize shared data. I figure that besides the overhead is this management scheme, there would be no different to just let the threads operate completely asynchronously. The article mentioned a thread used exclusively for syncing but I am trying to get a different solution to work correctly. This is how I (try) to do it:
// at end of loop on each thread...
while (!is_sync_done())
sig_thread_done and is_sync_done are function objects from another class that controls a list of all "threads". These functions look like this:
bool Core::IsFrameDone()
MutexLock lock(manager_mutex);
if (waiting_components == -1)
waiting_components = 0;
return true;
return false;
void Core::SignalFrameDone()
MutexLock lock(manager_mutex);
if (++waiting_components == (int)components.size()) // components == threads
//sync shared data...
waiting_components = -1; // -1 signifies that all threads have completed their iteration
The problem is that a fast thread can exit its waiting loop and come back around to it again before other threads have a chance to exit there's. So the other threads miss the exit through is_sync_done returning false before another thread begins waiting and the whole system gets stuck waiting forever.
I can't find an easy way to resolve this issue. I really like this approach because synchronization doesn't get stalled while some independent thread performs the sync.
I appreciate any insight or suggestions anyone has to offer.


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Thursday 6 June 2013
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On Thursday, 06 June 2013, the European Commission Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry hosted a seminar in the Hague on the issue of cross-border credit and claims management within the EU.
SMEs often find it too daunting, complicated or expensive (consulting fees, legal counsel, document translation, etc.), to pursue legal action when needed, against companies or individuals in other Member States. They are also afraid they will not get paid.
The Hague seminar on Cross Border Business was one of a series of national events whose purpose is to help SMEs to understand what options are available to them for successfully managing cross border credit and for recovering cross-borders payments. This will also help increasing their overall business efficiency and competitiveness.
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