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After epic, Djokovic regroups for Berdych test
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MELBOURNE – Novak Djokovic on Monday insisted he can pull off another miracle recovery in time for his Australian Open quarter-final with Tomas Berdych after his epic five-hour duel with Stanislas Wawrinka.
The Serbian world number one's title defense was severely endangered when he was surprisingly taken to the brink by the Swiss 15th seed, before finally prevailing 1-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-7 (5/7), 12-10 in a shade over five hours.
Once again Djokovic delved into his extraordinary stamina levels to fend off the inspired Wawrinka, and the three-time champion will need every ounce of his fitness against Czech fifth seed Berdych on Tuesday.
Last year Djokovic came out on top over one of the fittest players on the tour when he overcame Rafael Nadal to win a gruelling 5hr 53min final.
That came two days after Djokovic saw off the threat from Andy Murray in a five-set semi-final over 4hr 50min.
It's little wonder Djokovic has the belief that he'll be ready in compressed time to take on Berdych in the quarters.
"I've been in these situations before," Djokovic said shortly after his exhilarating win over Wawrinka, which began on Sunday evening and finished at 1:41 am on Monday.
"I remember last year when I won against Murray in the semis after (almost) five hours, and then played against Rafa (Nadal) in almost six hours.
"I know I can recover. I know I have it in me. I'm not too much worried about the physical part. I was ready for it. I was ready to go the distance, and I've done so.
"Hopefully I can take tomorrow (Monday) off and recover for quarters."
Djokovic leads the big-serving Berdych 11-1 in their matches, but it is 1-1 in Grand Slams with the Czech getting the better of him in straight sets in the semi-finals of 2010 Wimbledon.
The Serb downed Berdych in straight sets in the quarter-finals at the 2011 Australian Open.
Djokovic had a look of relief when Wawrinka lost a thrilling rally on the third match point to end their remarkable contest.
"I'm just thrilled to be able to fight once again up to the last moment," he said. "The fact is that I didn't play nearly my best and I didn't feel well on the court in terms of rhythm and ball-striking.
"But credit to him (Wawrinka), he made me run all over the court. He never gave me the same ball. He was aggressive from both sides.
"I didn't know what's coming up next. So I'm just really full of joy after the match."
Berdych, well-rested after his regulation straight-sets win over South African Kevin Anderson, said he would be fully prepared for Djokovic.
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Boozing in high style with a Baccarat decanter
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Glamorous and fun-loving VIPs partied on the fast lane when Mandarin Oriental's MO Lounge (formerly the Captain's Bar) was transformed into a spectacular sea of white for "Nocturne: The White Party Year IV."
The chic Martini club event had splashes of purple for the launch of a favorite bubbly, Taittinger Nocturne Sec Champagne, dahlings.
Nicolas Delion, Taittinger's export manager for Asia-Pacific, and Mimi Reyes, marketing manager of Werdenberg International, exclusive Philippine distributor of Taittinger, were all smiles as invitees tasted the elite champagne, with a bar of gorgeous hunks tendering the bottles from the Taittinger bar, dahlings.
Nicolas and Mimi attested that Nocturne, consisting of 40 percent Chardonnay and 60 percent Pinot Noir, is the perfect night bubbly,
Held in partnership with Firma of Markus Schmidt and Richard Danao, Music & Wine of Elian Habayeb and Ines Cabarrus, Bellingham Wines, Lucaris and Säntis, the White Party, the fourth in a series, was totally another huge success.
Everyone rocked the dance floor to the beat of DJs Boyet Sison, Elian, Cocoy Puyat and Holland's Dan Baauw "Dancin Daddy."
Guests were entertained wildly by the talented Dragons, the erstwhile Gay Follies of Malate. Adding a dash of class was Bea Tantoco, who spiced up the night when she rendered Donna Summer's "Last Dance."
Toward the end Sarah Rosser, Kate Moynihan and the group of Leah Katrina, Shey DiBona and Karen Womack were declared best-dressed gals of the night, while Chico Angeles, the hotel's food-and-beverage director, received loud applause for designing the fabulous setup, palanggas.
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Jollibee race
The awarding ceremonies of the Jollibee Drive-Thru 10-Day Cross-Country Challenge was held at Sunset Pavilion, Sofitel, Manila.
Everyone was excited about who won the cool P1,000,000 plus two brand new 1.4L Ford Fiesta AT Hatchbacks no less for the grand prize, palanggas.
"G-Force" hosts Jinno Rufino and Tricia Chiongbian announced the winners in the different categories.
Triathletes Mitch Estuar and Prince Baltazar won "The Fast and The Furious Award" for being able to visit the most number of Jollibee Drive Thru stores across the country.
Radio DJs Andre Co and Cerah Hernandez grabbed the "Tagged Topnotchers Award" for tweeting updates about the challenge, and Jon Hall and girlfriend Maria Persson won the Most Valuable Team Award for collecting the most number of points from the challenges they performed.
It was an emotional event for best friends Anthony Gaas and Niño Duran, who had entered the race with the promise that they would give portion of their winnings to the victims of Tropical Storm "Sendong" in Cagayan de Oro.
And they kept their promise after winning the grand prize! They also won the People's Choice Award, "for having the most number of fan votes on a post-event poll on Facebook."
Après they cleaned out the sumptuous cocktail finger-food, everyone rocked and rolled to DJ Miranda's mixes while on the video screens were played adventure-filled footage of the 10-Day Cross-Country Challenge.
A grand end to an incredibly successful happening, superbly organized by Len Plus, Inc. headed by the vivacious and smart Marilen Nuñez no less, dahlings.
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Louis XIII
You know what class is all about when drinking the exclusive Louis XIII Grande Champagne Cognac from the renowned House of Remy Martin.
The ultra trés exclusive dinner was hosted by Wellington Soong, chair, no less, of Autostrada Motore Center Inc., at the plush Ferrari Showroom, The Fort, Bonifacio.
Louis XIII is a rare luxury spirit. It uses only grapes from the Grande Champagne territory in France, which moi had the honor of visiting, dahlings.
The House of Remy Martin is the Heart of Cognac, with almost 300 years of French wine growing and cognac-making know-how.
The invitees were headed by namedroppable executives such as James Du Vivier, Yogi Ringler, Noel Sebastian and Eric Kahn.
A super dinner prepared by master chef JJ Yulo was followed by endless rounds of toasting throughout dinner.
"Remy Cointreau International believes that Louis XIII is excellence above all else, and it is honored to be part of this most exclusive event with Ferrari, one of the world's most luxurious car brands," said suave Joey Pineda, commercial manager for the Philippines of Remy Cointreau.
The highlight was, naturellement, the sampling of Louis XIII Grande Champagne Cognac led by Wellington Soong himself and Christophe Bourrie, regional director for Louis XIII of Remy Cointreau International. The decanter was exclusively handcrafted—would you believe—by Baccarat!
Now, if that ain't boozing in high style, then I don't know what is, n'est ces pas? (as in, 'di bala?)
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I first tried this easy-drinking malt in the late nineties. It was fantastic value back then and it still is. I saw three Canadian tourists in Pitlochry, Scotland, stampede and buy all three bottles off the shelf - delighted with their purchase. It made me smile and I can understand why!
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Young and Healthy is a publication of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. It is a guide to your child's good health.
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The study found that children with best friends around had lower cortisol levels in their saliva versus those who faced stressful events alone. In time, high cortisol levels can lead to immune suppression, decreased bone formation and other changes. SarahSelickmanHeidt,MD,acommunity pediatricianaffiliatedwithCincinnatiChildren's, practicesatPediatricAssociatesofMt.Carmel. SheispresidentoftheCincinnatiPediatricSociety. And what's your advice for choosing bug spray? Sunscreen is essential for keeping skin safe from ultraviolet (UV) light, which can cause skin damage. Best diet for obese kids? Experts give edge to `reduced glycemic load' After comparing three common diets for obese children, scientists say children are most likely to stick with the "reduced glycemic load" approach. Unlike portion-control diets, this approach focuses less on calorie counting. It allows certain generous portions of "unrestricted" carbs, such as fruit, vegetables and 100-percent whole grains. This less restrictive way of eating, says Shelley Kirk, PhD, RD, of Cincinnati Children's, may make it easier for families to follow a healthy food plan for the long term. Study results appear in the Journal of Pediatrics. Kirk recommends The Family G.I. Diet, by Rick Gallop, and other books in The G.I. Diet series as good resources for nutritional advice and recipes. A. Protecting young skin has long-lasting effects: Good practices now can prevent skin cancer later in life. Some medications, such as acne medicines, make skin especially sensitive. SPF 15 or higher: Sunscreen should have a sun-protection factor (SPF) of at least 15 and be used for children 6 months of age and older. Look for a "broad spectrum" sunscreen, the kind that protects against both UVA (aging rays) and UVB (burning rays). Sunscreen is most effective when used 15 to 30 minutes prior to sun exposure. Apply it generously, and reapply every 2 hours. Zinc oxide is effective on areas especially sensitive to burns, like the face. Try to stay away from the sun in the middle of the day when rays are most damaging. Protective clothing, such as shirts with built-in sun protection, or hats, can help. Remember sunglasses for eye protection. Since water and sand reflect sunlight, consider surf shirts for the beach or pool. Keep bugs at bay: Insect bites can be more than just itchy. They can spread disease. Avoid areas where insects gather. Wearing long sleeves and pants can help protect you from bug bites. You may want to consider a bug spray. The American Academy of Pediatrics considers bug spray containing DEET the most effective repellent against biting insects and says it is safe for children 2 months of age and older. However, concentrations of no more than 30 percent DEET should be used for children. Use sprays sparingly because of the potential for toxicity. Lightly spray exposed skin and do not reapply. Avoid spraying on the face. 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Would he ever be able to throw a football? With the right surgery and therapy, the answer is yes on both counts. Teen sleep study What: The study will explore how teenagers are affected by not getting enough sleep. Competitive spirit unbroken Zoe Bruce, a competitive gymnast, was practicing on the high bars two years ago when she fell, breaking and dislocating both elbows. Today, her competitive spirit is unbroken. She says her injury made her stronger. Girls just wanna have fun Nurses at Cincinnati Children's know something that helps LeCarol Batson get through each of her blood draws. LeCarol, who has sickle cell disease, loves to sing her way past the pain. Her caregivers even sing along. The Pediatric Primary Care Center, in Location A on the main campus at Cincinnati Children's, is moving in mid-July. The center will move across the street to the second floor of the 3430 Burnet Ave. building. Sleep study for kids with epilepsy What: Scientists want to know whether giving a dietary supplement to children with epilepsy will improve their sleep and provide better seizure control. Who: Children ages 6 to 11 who have seizures may be eligible to participate. Pay: Families will receive up to $750 for time and travel. Details: Contact Twila Rogers at email@example.com or 513-636-0599. Save the date for the Walk Mark your calendars. The next Cincinnati Walks for Kids event will be Saturday, Oct. 20 at Coney Island. Who: Healthy 14- to 16-year-olds who do not drink a lot of caffeine (no more than two soft drinks or one coffee per day) may be eligible to participate. When: Study visits will take place Aug. 6 to 25. Pay: Families will be paid up to $225 for time and travel. Details: Contact Julie Field at firstname.lastname@example.com or 513-636-5360. Our latest U.S. News rankings Young and Healthy is published by Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and The Cincinnati Pediatric Society. Produced by the Department of Marketing and Communications, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, MLC 9012, 3333 Burnet Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229-3026 or call 513-636-4420. Advisers: Chris Peltier, MD, and Zeina Samaan, MD Editorial Consultant: Sarah Selickman, MD Managing Editor: Tanya Bricking Leach | Designer: Kacie Snyder To Subscribe: Sign up at www.cincinnatichildrens.org/subscribe young and healthy Volume 25, Issue 2 �2012 Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center 3810 0612 124000 Go to www.cincinnatichildrens.org to see our latest U.S. News rankings. 2 www.cincinnatichildrens.org/youngandhealthy young and healthy | S U M M E R 2 0 1 2 3 look at me now n's, At Ci nc in na ti Ch ild re We m en d he ar ts . We repa ir br ains . We fig ht infe ctions . w e fix sm ile s. 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Method of Truth Tables/Proof of Tautology
Proof Technique
This is used to establish whether or not a given propositional formula is a tautology for boolean interpretations; that, is valid in all boolean interpretations.
Let $P$ be a propositional formula we wish to validate.
Subsequently, determine its truth table.
In the column under the main connective of $P$ itself can be found the truth value of $P$ for each boolean interpretation.
- If this contains nothing but $T$, then $P$ is a tautology.
- If this contains nothing but $F$, then $P$ is a contradiction.
- If this contains $T$ for some boolean interpretations and $F$ for others, then $P$ is a contingent statement.
Consider the truth table for Peirce's Law:
- $P = \left({\left({p \implies q}\right) \implies p}\right) \implies p$
which is:
$\begin{array}{cc||ccccccc} p & q & ((p & \implies & q) & \implies & p) & \implies & p \\ \hline F & F & F & T & F & F & F & T & F \\ F & T & F & T & T & F & F & T & F \\ T & F & T & F & F & T & T & T & T \\ T & T & T & T & T & T & T & T & T \\ \end{array}$
The main connective of $P$ is the rightmost instance of $\implies$.
The column beneath that connective is all $T$, so $\left({\left({p \implies q}\right) \implies p}\right) \implies p$ is a tautology.
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Thousands rally against Egypt's Islamist president
The Brotherhood has been in existence for more than 80 years, and did not register itself in Egypt in the past because it was outlawed and persecuted under previous regimes.
"The Muslim Brotherhood should not be above the Egyptian law," said protester Mohamed Amin. "They have to adhere to the Egyptian law pertaining to political parties, civil societies and associations by paying taxes."
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KUNA -- A group of inmates from the Community Work Center gave a special donation to injured football player Boone Bartlome, Wednesday morning.
There are 100 inmates at the Work Center, all nearing the end of their time behind bars.
One of them is Thomas Massey. He's been locked up since 2005 on meth charges but says he's worked hard to change his life around.
This is the last step before you get back to society. This place here helped me to change my life, and to put me back on the right path so Idaho did help me to do something in my life, to change, said Massey. He's been at the work center for the last three years, working as the head cook.
Massey said he watched the news coverage of Boone's accident and followed along during his recovery.
Vince Samares was also following Boone's story.
Both decided they wanted to help Boone and decided to raise money for a donation.
Samares says the inmates are one step away from being released and want to show that they can be a helpful piece of society.
People get to work in the community, save money, and when they get out they aren't a burden on the resources, said Samares.
Massey and Samares had been waiting for weeks to meet Boone and hand over their donation.
Amid jokes and laughter, both inmates helped Boone inside the visitor area. Massey, Samares and Boone talked about football and trucks.
They also shared pieces of their personal journeys, and something they have in common with Boone -- getting through difficult times.
Massey said he understood Boone's situation, as he's dealt with challenges in his own life.
I know you have a change to do and it's hard but I commend you because you didn't stop, and I'm not going to stop either, said Massey.
Boone said he may remember this donation most, because of the people behind it.
When we were told we were getting a donation from here, you don't hear anything about that and so they don't know you guys are doing good for the community, said Boone.
The check was for $760, money donated from those still paying for their crimes.
Some, like Massey, make just $100 a month. Others on work release have full time jobs but are charged 35 percent of their wages for room and board.
Boone said he really enjoyed meeting Massey and Samares.
When you hear something like this, you find that really cool, I thought out of all the donations, this was one of the coolest ones, said Boone.
The donation seemed to have touched Massey just as much.
It helps us understand that we are humans too. Even though we did make mistakes in our life and meeting Boone was really one of the highlights of my life, said Massey.
This isn't the first time this group of inmates has given back.
Four times a year they raise money for a specific charity like the Boys and Girls Club or the Food Bank, even though many still have legal fees to pay and very little money saved. They say it's important to show their community that they are ready to be a contributing member of society.
This was the first time they were able to meet the person receiving their donation face to face and Massey says it something he will never forget.
As for Boone, he is now back at Kuna High taking three classes and going to physical therapy.


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Beats Solo2 (PRODUCT)RED Headphones
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A complete update of Beats' most popular model, the Beats by Dr. Dre Solo2 headphones offer improved acoustics, a wider range of sound, and enhanced clarity for all the music on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. They also deliver even greater comfort thanks to a streamlined, lightweight, and durable design.
Feel a new kind of sound
The Solo2 headphones have a more dynamic and wider range of sound, with a clarity that can bring you closer to what the artist intended you to hear. You'll feel the higher fidelity audio no matter what type of music you play.
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Starting at the center of the flexible headband, the frame is curved even more to enhance the custom-fit feeling. The earcups are ergonomically angled to complete this natural fit, and they pivot for optimal comfort and sound delivery. The earcups' premium material also helps dissipate heat and minimize sound leakage.
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Fast-flowing curves, a lack of visible screws, and easy foldability exemplify the sleek aesthetic of Beats Solo2. That thoughtful approach extends to engineering and material selection, which together resulted in a more durable headphone that stands up to extended use.
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With the color-matched RemoteTalk cable, you can change songs, adjust the volume, and even take calls without having to reach for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. (Functionality may vary by device.)
- Updated acoustics enhance clarity
- Streamlined lightweight design for improved comfort
- Durable and compact folding design for easy portability
- Take calls and control music on your iOS devices with RemoteTalk cable
Did you notice?RemoteTalk cable puts taking calls and controlling the audio at your fingertips.
Apple Recommends ForHearing all the music on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod the way the artist intended.
What's in the Box?
- Beats by Dr. Dre Solo2 On-Ear Headphones
- RemoteTalk cable
- Carrying case
Tech Specs
- Other Features: With Remote and Mic, Works Without Batteries
- Form Factor: On Ear
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
- Mfr. Part Number: MH8Y2AM/A
- UPC or EAN No.: 848447012541
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Ratings & Reviews
These headphones are great
- Written by christopher C from stouffville
35 of 55 people found this useful
Good sound but too tight
Their sound is definitely better than the solo HD headphones. But these are way too tight. They became uncomfortable very quickly Their sound is definitely better than the solo HD headphones. But these are way too tight. They became uncomfortable very quickly and didn't loosen up over time. I returned these to beats and went back to the slightly-inferior-sound-but-much-more-comfortable solo HDs. …
- Written by MICHELLE F from Royal Oak
37 of 60 people found this useful
Very good earphone!
It is very quiet. Sound Prove. From the noise of the around area noises. Good Price. I have one. I forgot in my native country, My It is very quiet. Sound Prove. From the noise of the around area noises. Good Price. I have one. I forgot in my native country, Myanmar. I will need to buy it again in here. I must buy it. Thank you very muchfor reading my recommatation letter forDr.Dre Solo 2 On=Ear Headphones! …
- Written by Steven W from Vista
43 of 76 people found this useful
Beats Solo2 wireless-F - product performed below expectation
I love LOUD high quality music. Unfortunately, the Beats Solo2 and my iPad Air pair did not perform as expected.
Consequently, I I love LOUD high quality music. Unfortunately, the Beats Solo2 and my iPad Air pair did not perform as expected.
Consequently, I returned my Beats Solo 2 headphones (wireless) for a low end brand ($10.00). And yes, the low end brand performs
about the same as the $300.00 Beats (when used with my iPad).
ps..I did noticed a HUGE difference in performance when I paired the Beats Solo2 with another popular mobile device.
That being said, The Beats sound quality varies via the device its paired with. …
- Written by Armara P from Arlington
1 of 1 people found this useful
Beats Solo2 On-Ear Headphones Red
My son insisted on buying the Beats Solo2 On-Ear wired headphones with his Christmas money (when he did not get them as a gift). W My son insisted on buying the Beats Solo2 On-Ear wired headphones with his Christmas money (when he did not get them as a gift). We checked reviews before Christmas and found only good reviews saying that the new models since Apple took over Beats were better sounding and better quality construction. We got the headphones on 12/29/14. Now on 02/25/15, not even two months later, the sound on the right side is completely out. My son told me it started a day or two ago when it would start cutting out and he could reposition the headphones and get the sound back. But, now no matter what we do there is no sound on the right hand side. I re-checked reviews and we have found several citing the same issue with the right side losing sound. We expected better quality from a $200 set of headphones. We are extremely disappointed in the product. …
- Written by Lindell B
4 of 5 people found this useful
I bought the headphones for my son, and with in a month they broke. Also over the course of the month the paint chips off and the I bought the headphones for my son, and with in a month they broke. Also over the course of the month the paint chips off and the sound becomes worse. Just because some athletes promote this product doesn't make it the best on the market. Trust me there are much better headphones out there. …
- Written by Lary B from Kansas City
3 of 7 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
Does the Beats cable fit into the lifeproof earphone jack?
- Asked by Cesar B from Parker
- Dec 17, 2014
No, unfortunately I have a iPhone 5c with a lifeproof case and a pair of beats solo 2's and it turns No, unfortunately I have a iPhone 5c with a lifeproof case and a pair of beats solo 2's and it turns out the cable jack for the beats are too wide to fit into the lifeproof... You can still take the case off when not in use and listen to them though. …
- Answered by Chris S from Seaford
- Feb 3, 2015
Can I wear working out?
- Asked by Yvonne S from Sarasota
- Feb 9, 2015
- Answered by Dave R from Austin
- Feb 25, 2015
Is the carrying case rigid?
- Asked by Kieran F
- Feb 3, 2015
- Answered by Ali J from Dearborn
- Mar 6, 2015
How does Remote cable button work?
- Asked by Leonard P from Muskegon
- Nov 11, 2014
Middle Button
Single tap _____________________________________________________
Middle Button
Single tap = play/pause
Single tap and hold = Siri (On compatible devices!)
Double tap = next song
Triple tap = previous song
Double tap and hold = scrub forward in current song
Triple tap and hold = scrub backward in current song
Top and bottom buttons
Single tap top = volume up
Single tap bottom = volume down
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- Answered by David F from Morganton
- Nov 14, 2014
Is this headphone compatible with a MacBook Pro from Mid-2012?
- Asked by Gabriela R from Porto Alegre
- Jul 9, 2014
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Four females reside at Seneca Park Zoo. Genny C and Lilac were born in South Africa in 1977 and 1978, respectively, and came to live at the Zoo in 1979. Moki and Chana were both born in Zimbabwe in 1982 and joined the Zoo family in April of 2015. Read more about our new arrivals here. All of our elephants respond to, and understand, more than 50 verbal commands. To date, they are the only African elephants in New York.
Please note: While Moki and Chana acclimate to their new home, the Elephant Barn Atrium may be closed to the public. All elephants will have access to the yard when animal care staff determines the animals are ready.
International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List status: Vulnerable. The biggest threats to African elephants are the ivory trade and habitat destruction. Poaching for meat and ivory significantly reduced the population of African elephants in the 20th century. The African elephant has governmental protection, but such poaching is still a serious threat to the species. In Africa, some people have resorted to culling large amounts of elephants to help sustain the ecosystem and reduce the elephant population. The Seneca Park Zoo participates in the Species Survival Plan for the African elephant.
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Several students and teachers' bodies on Sunday hailed the UGC's order to Delhi University to roll back the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP), saying it was a defeat of the Vice-Chancellor's "autocracy" and victory of their "popular movement".
Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) welcomed the UGC order asking DU-affiliated colleges to admit students only in the three years' programme. They said it was a victory of their movement against FYUP.
"We have been protesting against FYUP not just in colleges and university campuses, but also pursued it in the legal way by means of delegations to the HRD ministry and UGC.
We heartily congratulate the student community of Delhi University for unitedly fighting against the anti-student, anti-poor and anti-education FYUP," an ABVP statement said.
DUSU president Aman Awana said they would take out a victory rally on Monday and would also meet HRD Minister Smriti Irani to thank her.
Vijaya Venkataraman, an executive committee member of Delhi University Teachers' Association, welcomed the UGC move. She described the order as a victory for students and teachers.
"The DU has been flouting all norms by conducting the programme and the Vice-Chancellor has remained adamant. Therefore, UGC's decision is welcome," she said.
Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union, which too had joined the agitation, said it was the popular protest carried out by students and teachers that has forced the UGC and the government to take such a stand.
Other student organisations such as NSUI, AIDSO, AISA, AISF, CYSS, DSU, INSO, KYS, NEFIS, PACHHAS, SFI and SYS too had been demanding immediate roll back of the FYUP and the VC's resignation.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) today asked Delhi University and its colleges to admit students only under the three-year undergraduate programme from the new academic session and not under FYUP.
The FYUP, introduced last year, has drawn flak from both students and teachers but the Delhi University has held that it will not be scrapped.


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Lexus has filed a trademark in Europe, hinting at a new LS model. What the significance is will remain to be seen, but there is not Lexus "LS500″ in the Japanese automaker's line but the "h" would be nomenclature for a hybrid variant. This isn't the first time Lexus has used the 500h designation for […]+ Read More
Audi said that a new, all-electric SUV will be one of the key vehicles to help Audi grow, along with integrating more self-driving features into its vehicles. Rupert Stadler, CEO of Audi, discussed the carmaker's strategy for the SUV segment at the company's annual general meeting in Germany last week. "We intend to continue growing […]+ Read More
The current generation Chevrolet Volt is going through a serious sales slump, selling 2,779 units during the first four months the year and leaving 6,000 unsold cars sitting at dealer lots. That represents a massive 46 percent drop compared to last years first quarter sales numbers. That leaves an outstanding number of unsold cars just […]+ Read More
Federal investigators have identified criminal wrongdoing in General Motors' ignition switch recall. Justice Department investigators are negotiating what will likely become a record penalty to the American automaker after identifying criminal wrongdoing in General Motors' failure to disclose a defect that resulted in at least 104 deaths. The settlement could be reached as early as […]+ Read More
Toyota is rumored to have something unexpected planned for this year's Tokyo Motor Show. The Japanese automaker is reportedly working on an open-wheel, three-seater sports car inspired by the Lotus Seven to debut in October and sources say if the press and public approve, the company will seriously considering taking it to production. If the […]+ Read More
With experts in both the automotive and the technology industries debating whether Apple is building a production-level vehicle or just creating a mock-up for research, new information suggests that the company is indeed creating a car-sized battery. A portion of this evidence emerged following a recently settled lawsuit between Apple and A123 Systems, a lithium-ion […]+ Read More
A twin set of bills that would have allowed Tesla Motors to sell vehicles in Texas have expired. Two years ago, a pro-Tesla bill was sent to Texas legislators that would permit the electric carmaker to sell directly to consumers. But the bill never received committee approval and expired at the end of the legislative […]+ Read More
Tennessee plug-in car buyers can get them while they are hot as the state has set up a $0.7 million fund to subsidize plug-in car purchases or leases with $1,500-$2,500 each on a first-come, first-served basis. This news came this last week on the two-tiered rebate program offered by the Tennessee Department of Environment and […]+ Read More
Chevrolet is gearing up to begin an ordering process for the second-generation 2016 Volt beginning first in states compliant with California Air Resources Board rules this month and the rest of the nation in October. Orders for California and can be placed May 28 and production at the Detroit-Hamtramck plant is set to begin August. […]+ Read More
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UC regents to vote on admission standards
Plan would change rules for guaranteed enrollment
Background: The University of California relies on a composite of grades and test scores and a regimen of required courses to identify the top 12.5 percent of high school graduates who are guaranteed admission to a UC campus.
What's changing: The UC Board of Regents on Wednesday will consider major revisions to the freshmen admissions rules.
The future: The percentage of students guaranteed admission could shrink while an even larger group of students would receive comprehensive reviews of their applications.
SACRAMENTO The most sweeping overhaul of the University of California's undergraduate admissions rules in a half-century will go before regents for a vote Wednesday amid fresh skepticism of the plan.
UC President Mark Yudof has forewarned regents that the decision will be "one of the most consequential" they will make as members of the university's governing board.
For thousands of accomplished California high school seniors, it could open a campus door that otherwise would have been closed to them. For lower-achieving students who might have been admitted under existing rules, UC would no longer be an option. The new rules would take effect starting in fall 2012.
Although approval is expected, the proposal faces a new round of questions as well as lingering suspicions that it represents an attempt to skirt the affirmative-action ban decreed by the 1996 initiative Proposition 209.
The nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office delivered a blunt critique of the proposal last month, calling it "a radical departure from past practice."
In contrast, UC faculty members who spent four years developing and refining the proposal say it will bring flexibility to a rigid set of criteria.
"It was designed to do one thing and one thing only, and that is to be more fair," said Mark Rashid, a UC Davis civil engineering professor who chaired the committee that developed the guidelines.
Yudof has embraced the proposal and will recommend its approval to regents, who have studied the details and potential effects in four meetings over the past seven months.
For much of the past 50 years, UC has sought to guarantee admission to the top 12.5 percent of the state's high school graduating class, following a target set in the state's 1960 Master Plan for Higher Education.
The UC promise also is extended to the top 4 percent of each high school's senior class.
To qualify, students must take a regimen of college prep classes, maintain a minimum 3.0 grade point average and take the SAT or ACT and at least two SAT subject exams in courses such as math, chemistry or a foreign language.
Those who qualify are guaranteed enrollment in one of UC's nine undergraduate campuses, though not necessarily the campus of their choice.
The new criteria would restrict the admission guarantee to the top 9 percent statewide and the top 9 percent of each school's graduating class. The two groups combined would amount to 10.1 percent of the state's graduating class, according to UC projections.
The balance of the 12.5 percent target would be drawn from a large new pool of students – a second tier representing 11.6 percent of high school graduates – who would be guaranteed a comprehensive review of their applications.


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Lenny Kravitz has designed a camera for Leica and you are going to need rock-star money to afford it.
Kravitz, whose life-long love for photography is evident by the Leica camera often slung on his shoulder, has collaborated with his favorite company to design a limited edition Leica M-P Correspondent digital rangefinder.
The "design" comes in the form of areas of the camera's black enamel finish where the paint has been deliberately worn away to reveal flares of brass. It has the vintage appearance of a well-traveled workhorse that came from the bag of Henri Cartier-Bresson.


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Targeting Cholesterol to Fight Brain Cancer
(Ivanhoe Newswire) — Glioblastoma is the most common brain malignancy and one of the most lethal of all cancers, killing most victims within 12-15 months of diagnosis. It is also one of the most chemotherapy-radiation resistant cancers. Researchers found that by blocking brain cancer cells from getting large amounts of cholesterol they could provide a new strategy to battle glioblastoma, according to this study.
The study, done in cells lines, mouse models and analysis of tissue from brain cancer patients, uncovered a novel mechanism by which the most commonly activated oncogene, the mutated epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), overcomes normal cell regulatory mechanisms to feed large amounts of cholesterol to the brain cancer cells, Dr. Paul Mischel, a professor of pathology and laboratory medicine and molecular and medical pharmacology, a Jonsson Cancer Center researcher and senior author of the study, was quoted as saying.
The study shows that EGFRvIII, common in glioblastoma, promotes the uptake of cholesterol into cancer cells by up-regulating its cellular receptor, the LDL receptor, promoting rapid tumor growth and survival.
There are at least three ways by which cells normally tightly control their cholesterol levels – synthesis, import and efflux, or pumping out the cholesterol, Mischel said.
"Our study found that the mutant EGFR hijacks this system, enabling cancer cells to import large amounts of cholesterol through the LDL receptor," Mischel said. "This study identifies the LDL receptor as a key regulator of cancer cell growth and survival, and as a potential drug target."
Mischel and his colleagues hypothesized that targeting the LDL receptor for destruction could result in strong anti-tumor activity against glioblastoma. They showed that a drug that activates the nuclear Liver X Receptor, a critical regulator of intracellular cholesterol that ensures appropriately balanced levels, degraded the LDL receptor in tumor cells bearing EGFR mutations, potently killing the cancerous tumors in mice.
About 45 percent of glioblastoma patients have cancers driven by mutated EGFR, so the findings have the potential to help almost half of those diagnosed with this aggressive malignancy.
"This study suggests a potential therapeutic strategy to treat glioblastoma, and potentially a broader range of cancer types," Mischel said.
"This study uncovers a novel and potentially therapeutically targetable tumor cell growth and survival pathway, which could result in more effective treatments for patients," Mischel said.
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KARACHI (AFP) - Three factory-owners facing murder charges over the deaths of 289 people in a huge fire in Karachi handed themselves in to court on Friday to request pre-arrest bail, their lawyer said.
Workers burned to death or suffocated in the massive blaze that engulfed Ali Enterprises clothing factory, which made ready-to-wear clothes for export to Western retailers, on Tuesday evening.
Police registered a murder case over the fire on Thursday, saying the owners - Abdul Aziz, Mohammad Arshad and Shahid Bhaila - had shown "utter negligence" about workers' safety.
The trio, who have not been arrested, appeared in the high court in Larkana, 450km north of Karachi and were granted "protective bail" for eight days, their lawyer Aamir Mansoor Qureshi said.
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Rider sweeps No. 3 Canyon; Randall eliminates WFHS
LUBBOCK -- Both Rider and Wichita Falls High teams were involved in bi-district sweeps on Saturday, with the Raiders pulling off the upset of the first-round of the playoffs.
The Rider Raiders knocked off No. 3 Canyon 6-2 Saturday at Hays Field to win their bi-district series.
The Coyotes weren't quite as fortunate as Canyon Randall pushed across a single run and made it stand up for a 1-0 win over WFHS at Dan Law Field
Rider trailed 2-1 before exploding for four runs in the fifth with a two-run double by Mason Stone and an RBI-double by Blake Brom providing much of the offense.
Brom got the win on the mound with help from Austin Hagy and the Raiders (18-7-2) will play a team from El Paso next week in the Area round.
WFHS out-hit Randall 5-2, but couldn't come up with a timely hit. Randall's run was unearned and overshadowed an excellent pitching performance by Zack Murphy.
The Coyotes, who were District 4-4A co-champs, finish the season with a 19-8 record.
Rider softball downs EP Andress, 6-2
ODESSA -- Rider's Abby Donnell collected as many hits as she allowed on Saturday, helping the Lady Raiders to a 6-2 Region I-4A area victory over El Paso Andress.
Donnell, 3-for-3 at the plate, doubled and scored in the first inning to put Rider on top.
On the mound she struck out 13, allowed three hits and improved to 12-2.
Ashley Sissel hit her third homer of the season, and second of the playoffs, in the fifth inning.
The only damage against Donnell was a two-run homer in the sixth inning by Jessica Ramos.
Rider (28-5-1) will face Canyon Randall in the Region I-4A quarterfinals. It's the third consecutive year the Lady Raiders have advanced to this round.
In Region I-3A baseball, Snyder eliminated Vernon with a 10-6 victory in Game 2.
In Region II-2A softball, Holliday was forced into a Game 3 after Whitewright won Game 2 21-12 in nine innings.
The Lady Eagles forced extra innings with a four-run seventh. But Whitewright scored 10 runs in the ninth inning -- the same amount of errors Holliday made in the game.
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Treasures from the Forbidden City: Bird's-Eye View of the Capital City
Bird's-Eye View of the Capital City, Inspired by Emperor Longing's Poems. This large hanging scroll is presented as the first artwork located at the entrance to the exhibition Forbidden City: Inside Court of China's Emperor.
Treasures from the Forbidden City: Imperial Yellow Bowl
A look at an Imperial Yellow Bowl from the Ming Dynasty, now on display in The Forbidden City: Inside Court of China's Emperor.
In celebration of the vernal equinox and the upcoming ROM publication of a field guide of butterflies of Ontario, we'd like to show you some beautiful butterfly specimens.
Lava Medals
Lava Medals! Who'd of thought? These medals were made between the years of 1631 and 1944, at times of volcanic activity in Mount Vesuvius.
Weapon Wednesday: The Nugent Marathon Corinthian Helmet
An account of an ancient Greek helmet excavated by George Nugent-Grenville, 2nd Baron Nugent of Carlanstown, on the Plain of Marathon in 1834.
ROM 'Minoan' Goddess Hangout: battling with technology!
Dr. Kenneth Lapatin, an expert in ancient ivory and gold statues, talks about the ROM's 'Minoan' goddess in a Google+ Hangout. His research and publications about the suspect Minoan ivory figurines prompted the ROM to reconsider the display of their own 'icon'.
Forbidden City Crates Arrive
All the wonderful artifcats from the ROM's upcoming blockbuster exhibition, The Forbidden City: Inside the Court of China's Emperors, have finally arrived from Beijing's Palace Museum!
Behind the scenes in New World Archaeology with April Hawkins
April shows us what goes on behind the scenes in the New World Archaeology Department
ScopifyROM: Shine on You Crazy Diamond
A Diamond brooch made by the renowned Italian jewellery, house Bulgar, was selected by the Mineralogy department for the ScopifyROM project.
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Take Note, Book 2
Take Note, Book 2 composed by Robert D. Vandall. For Piano. Piano Collection; Piano Supplemental. Early Intermediate. Book. 24 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.23246).
The Take Note series is Robert Vandall's first collection of solos with Alfred. Each book is full of varying styles, keys and tempos. A special "Take Note" section is included for each piece to help students identify musical patterns and theoretical concepts, leading to effective study, practice and music-making! Book 2 has 11 solos. Titles: Brand-New Day * Clover Rag * Dancing Thunderclouds * Fanfare! * Feelin' Fine * Modal Tarantella * Panic Button * Queen Anne's Lace * Takin' a Walk * Thoughtful Moments * Toccatina in Black and White.


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Don't squander my success, Murray tells Britain
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LONDON – Andy Murray has warned the country's tennis establishment that if the millions of dollars generated by Wimbledon are squandered, Britain may wait another 77 years to celebrate a homegrown champion.
The 26-year-old Scot became the first British man since Fred Perry in 1936 to win the Wimbledon singles crown with his 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 victory over world number one Novak Djokovic on Sunday.
But amidst the hysteria and the congratulations, which poured in from Hollywood stars to Queen Elizabeth, Murray highlighted that the sport is still struggling in Britain.
World number two Murray is Britain's only player in the top 200.
James Ward is the next best at 219 with Daniel Baker at 255 and Alex Bogdanovic, at 275, in the slipstream.
Only Ward, who is already 26 years old, and top junior, South African-born Kyle Edmund, joined Murray at Wimbledon but both were knocked out in the first round.
All this despite Wimbledon making a profit of $56.248 million in 2012, all of which was ploughed back into the sport in the country.
"I would hope that it wouldn't be that long again. It's an incredibly difficult tournament to win, so it's possible that it could take a long time," said Murray.
"I think with the amount of money that's invested in the sport in this country, then it shouldn't take another 70 odd years."
Murray spent his formative years outside of the British training system, spending most of his time as a junior in Spain.
He believes his success at Wimbledon and his independent tennis upbringing taught him to be tough, to persevere and not to rely on the cash handouts of Britain's Lawn Tennis Association who have been under pressure to cut the dead wood in the system.
"I think I persevered. That's really been it, the story of my career probably. I had a lot of tough losses, but the one thing I would say is I think every year I always improved a little bit," said Murray.
"They weren't major improvements, massive changes, but every year my ranking was going in the right direction.
"I was always going a little bit further in the slams. I kept learning and I just kept working as hard as I could.
"When I lost those matches sometimes I dealt with them badly, but I think the last few losses that I've had in slam finals I've dealt with them a lot better."
Murray won Wimbledon at his eighth attempt while his breakthrough major victory at the US Open in 2012 came after he had lost all four of his first Grand Slam final appearances.
"It's hard. It's really hard. You know, for the last four or five years, it's been very, very tough, very stressful, a lot of pressure," he added.
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