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On this week's episode of Once Upon a Time Season 1, Episode 6: "The Shepherd," we delve further into the relationship between David (Josh Dallas) and Mary Margaret (Ginnifer Goodwin), and the inexplicable pull they have towards each other in Storybrooke, the little town where time stands still.
We, of course, know that the connection they feel is due to the fact that they are really Prince Charming and Snow White, under an amnesiac spell by the Evil Queen (Lana Parrilla), and it's just a matter of time before they reunite in the real world despite unfortunate obstacles — like David's wife.
But not everyone is happy about this match made in fairytale heaven. The Queen's alter-ego, Regina, who's done her best to keep the two apart using good old-fashioned manipulation, tries to guilt Mary Margaret into staying away from her soulmate. What she isn't expecting is for the schoolteacher to exude some of the courage that comes so naturally to her alter-ego, Snow White.
"Mary Margaret is feeling the sparks of something she can't quite yet put her finger on, having these urges to stand up to Regina," Ginnifer told us at a recent set visit to Vancouver. "She can't quite follow through, but something is being kindled in her. She thinks it might be the influence of Emma (Jennifer Morrison). She attributes it to having her first real friend."
Emma, of course, is the daughter of Charming and Snow White, leading us to wonder how Mary Margaret would feel if someone told her that her new bestie is really her own child.
"It would be ridiculous," says Ginnifer. "It's scientifically impossible to her. They're the same age too, so it's physically impossible. But she has an inexplicable draw towards Emma, so I'm sure she could made to believe that in some past life they could have been mother/daughter."
Emma also feels a pull towards her fairytale parents, and can't explain why.
"She obviously doesn't know or doesn't believe that [David's] her father," says Jennifer. "But I think she's had those moments both with Mary Margaret and with [David], of feeling oddly connected to them, like she's known them in some way that she can't explain. And there's a familiarity that's instantaneous, compared to other people that she comes across in town."
But while none of the three can wrap their mind around being related to each other, Emma's first encounter with her father in Storybrooke will have tones of daughterly rebellion.
"She lies to him, the first time she meets him," reveals Jennifer. "I was like, 'How funny that I'm lying to my dad!' I just thought it was kind of great — that my first interaction is that."
With such familial habits already in place, could a revelation be far behind? Only time will tell!
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From the 1820s to the 1850s, the upper house was dominated by daniel webster, Henry Clay, and John Calhoun.
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iOS6.1.3 is now available for download officially from Apple, iTunes 11. Your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch can be easily updated with iTunes and your USB cable. Nevertheless, your Evasi0n untethered jailbreak will not work after the patch of iOS6.1.3 firmware. The iOS6.1.3 update has corrected all the security flaws on iOS6.1.2. If you wish to keep the jailbroken status on your iDevice, you are advised NOT TO UPDATE to iOS6.1.3. If you decided to update it, take the simple step to check the OTA update from your iDevice (Settings –> General –> Software Update). Download iOS6.1.3 IPSW for your future reference or restoration firmware. Links are available after the break.
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Rangers earned their third win of the season when they beat Sony Sugar 1-0 in a fast-paced match at City Stadium. Edwin Ombasa scored the all important goal with an acrobatic strike to give the team the maximum points. The win takes Rangers above Muhoroni Youth into 14th place on the standings with 19 points, having played a game more.
Rangers dominated the opening exchanges with former Gor Mahia striker Baldwin Ngwa, a constant menace with his speed. He almost gave Rangers the lead but his shot hit the post in the 12th minute.
Ombasa then went close with a header but narrowly missed the target as they piled on pressure on the visitors. Ombasa made no mistake when Ngwa supplied a cross as he connected on the volley to beat a hapless Sony custodian Wilson Oburu for a 1-0 lead. Sony re-grouped and made a few inroads into the Rangers defence with John Kiplangat going closest as they trailed 1-0 at the interval.
On resumption, Ngwaa continued to terrorise Sony with his pace but could not add to the tally as Oburu making two saves to deny Rangers certain goals. Sony battled hard with Kiplangat and Geoffrey Simiyu probing the Rangers defence but to no avail as Rangers held out for the win. This weekend, Thika United play host to Sofapaka, Western Stima take on Mathare United at Bukungu while Muhoroni Youth welcome Oserian tomorrow. Kenya Commercial Bank travel to Naivasha to face Karuturi Sports.


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Jason Kilar, former chief executive officer of Hulu LLC, has a new startup. Kimimasa Mayama
A look at the hottest deals, business moves and upstart entrepreneurs for June 26 from around the country, as reported by The Business Journals and other local business publications.
Los Angeles…Former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar has a new startup with $75 million in funding. But he's tight-lipped about what Vessel does.
Silicon Valley…Couchbase scores$60 million as VCs keep backing big data companies.
Boston… Biopharmaceutical startup Proteon Therapeutics scores$38 million.
Twin Cities…Sport NGin, which makes software for sports leagues, lands$10 million.
Boston…Robai, which is looking to commercialize a robot arm, is also getting ready to raise money and is looking for $5 million.
Silicon Valley…Google picks up app testing startup Appurify.
Phoenix…WebPT, a physical therapy solutions provider, lands funding from Battery Ventures. Terms were not disclosed.
San Francisco… California legislators hand Uber and Lyft a big defeat, moving forward with legislation that would require them to insure drivers in a way similar to the insurance taxi drivers carry.
Silicon Valley…Facebook releases its diversity numbers and, as with Google, the social network is overwhelmingly white and male.
Silicon Valley… Numbers were on display at Google's developers conference, along with all the whiz bang gadgets. Among them: Android users send 20 billion text messages and 93 million selfies every day.
Atlanta…Instacart, which expanded to Denver earlier this week, has also added Atlanta as a grocery delivery market.
Austin… And speaking of Instacart, it's also done a deal so that you can order from Whole Foods through the service.
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Rosemaster Chris Harrison just talked to E! News about the new (but also old) rumor that The Bachelor 15 winner Emily Maynard will be The Bachelorette for Season 8. Last month Life & Style said it was a done deal, and earlier today Reality Steve spoiled that it's really happening — and the show will be filmed at least in part in Emily's hometown of Charlotte, N.C.
What's Chris's reaction to the Emily scoop? "I'm hearing the same rumors. And if those rumors are true, I will be over-the-moon excited. I don't know if they're true, but I've heard the same thing and man, I hope its true. She's a rock star!"
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Tungsten (W) and boron carbide (B4C) coatings deposited on metallic substrates have received considerable attention in recent years because of their potential application in nuclear fusion devices, especially as plasma facing materials (PFMs). In the present study, W and B4C coatings have been deposited by vacuum plasma spraying technology. The tritium retention behaviors of the W and B4C coatings were investigated and comparatively studied by using -ray-induced X-ray spectrometry (BIXS). The effects of tritium exposure temperature were examined as well. The obtained results showed that much stronger X-ray peaks of Ar(K) appeared in the BIXS spectra for the B4C coatings as compared with those for the W coatings, indicating of higher tritium absorbability for the B4C coatings owing to large amount of micro-pores in the coatings. After exposed to tritium gas at 923 K, significantly enhanced tritium retentions were detected for both the W and B4C coatings as compared with those exposed at 573 K.
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Loading control for secretory proteins in culture medium
I am doing the immunoprecipitation of secretory proteins from culture medium and looking for a loading control for these secretory ptns.My P.I was telling that erk is a membrane ptn and I cann't use it for my purpose.So does anybody have any idea about it?
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Positive control cell lysate (the cell from which the proteins are being secreted)
-note there should be some of the protein of interest still inside the inside the cells
Negative control either media or cell lysate from cells without the protein of interest
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Sorry. I was confused on what you were looking for, but it seems that you need a protein to serve as the loading control. This will vary depending on the cell line, since you were not more specific. You should use Google Scholar or PubMed to find a secretory protein that will be secreted from your particular cell line and that will not vary based on different treatments or conditions. Good Luck!
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me too, I would like to do an IP on conditioned medium. I'm planning to incubate the medium with my cells for a couple of days, concentrate the medium with Amicons and then do IP...
My Question is... Do you add FCS to the medium in which you collect your secreted protein??? Does it not interfere with IP?
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This classic fest combines some of the country's best children's entertainers with some of the city's best rock cover bands all compiled within a four-block radius of each other on Roscoe Street west of Damen Avenue. Past children's stage performers have included top-notch acts such as Justin Roberts and Ralph's World. And as if that weren't enough, last year, the kid's corner featured a fully operational miniature Ferris Wheel that gave provided quite the joyous experience for the little one's.
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THE cloud of radiation spewed out by the world's worst nuclear accident at Chernobyl 20 years ago could kill up to 60,000 people - 15 times as many as officially estimated. So say scientists who are accusing two UN organisations, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the World Health Organization (WHO), of downplaying the impact of the accident.
Chernobyl reactor number 4 in Ukraine was ripped apart by an explosion on 26 April 1986, and burned for 10 days. It disgorged a massive amount of radioactivity - up to 14 exabecquerels (14 × 1018 becquerels) - over Europe and the rest of the world.
Last September, the IAEA and the WHO released a report which claimed to reveal "the true scale of the accident". Its headline conclusion that radiation from the accident would kill a total of 4000 people was widely reported (New Scientist, 10 September 2005, p 14), ...
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EPA's Report on the Environment: External Review Draft
Outdoor Air Quality
- Acid Deposition
- Acidity in Lakes and Streams
- Air Quality Index: Days Above 100
- Air Toxics Concentrations
- Air Toxics Emissions
- Carbon Monoxide Concentrations
- Carbon Monoxide Emissions
- Energy Use
- Lead Concentrations
- Lead Emissions
- Manganese Concentrations in Region 5
- Mercury Emissions
- Nitrogen Dioxide Concentrations
- Nitrogen Oxides Emissions
- Ozone Concentrations
- Ozone Injury to Forest Plants
- Ozone and Particulate Matter Concentrations Along U.S./Mexico Border
- Ozone-Depleting Substances Concentrations
- Particulate Matter Concentrations
- Particulate Matter Emissions
- Regional Haze
- Stratospheric Ozone Levels
- Sulfur Dioxide Concentrations
- Sulfur Dioxide Emissions
- Volatile Organic Compounds Emissions
Outdoor Air QualityWhat are the trends in outdoor air quality and their effects on human health and the environment?
- Importance of Outdoor Air Quality
- Anthropogenic Focus
- Three Categories of Indicators
- Pollutant Fate and Transport
- Exposure to Outdoor Air Pollution
- Other Considerations
- ROE Indicators
Importance of Outdoor Air Quality
Outdoor air—the air outside buildings, from ground level to several miles above
the Earth's surface—is a valuable resource for current and future generations because it provides essential gases to sustain life and it shields the Earth from harmful radiation. Air pollution can compromise human health and the environment in many ways. For example, outdoor air pollution:
- Is associated with a number of human health effects including heart attacks, asthma attacks, bronchitis, hospital and emergency room visits, work and school days lost, restricted activity days, respiratory symptoms, and premature mortality.
- Can contribute to "acid rain."
- Can impair visibility and damage crops and surfaces of treasured buildings and monuments.
- Can diminish the protective ozone layer in the upper atmosphere.
Maintaining clean air is a challenging but achievable task.
Anthropogenic Focus
Outdoor air pollution contains numerous substances of both natural (e.g., pollen, mold spores, dust) and anthropogenic (human-caused) origin. Anthropogenic emissions are of particular interest because they can be decreased through regulatory and voluntary actions, leading to air quality improvements. The ROE therefore focuses on outdoor air quality issues caused (at least in part) by human activity and acknowledges and quantifies contributions from natural sources, as appropriate.
Three Categories of Indicators
- Criteria pollutants. These six pollutants (carbon monoxide, lead, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, particulate matter of different size fractions, and sulfur dioxide) are common in outdoor air and can harm human health and the environment. They are referred to as "criteria pollutants" because EPA regulates them by developing human health-based or environmentally based criteria (or science-based assessments) for setting permissible levels. Specifically, the Clean Air Act requires EPA to set National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for these pollutants. EPA is required to periodically review and update the NAAQS to reflect the latest scientific information on how outdoor air quality affects human health and the environment. Extensive data are available on criteria pollutant emissions (or emissions of the pollutants' precursors—substances that once released into the air are converted to criteria pollutants) and ambient concentrations. Emissions of criteria pollutants (or precursors) and air toxics are compiled and reported in EPA's National Emissions Inventory (NEI); measurements of outdoor air quality for criteria pollutants and toxics are collected and housed in the national database known as the Air Quality System (AQS).
- Air toxics and other air pollutants. Air toxics, also known as hazardous air pollutants, are known or suspected to cause cancer and other serious health effects, such as reproductive effects or birth defects, or adverse environmental effects. Under the Clean Air Act, EPA regulates air toxics from stationary and mobile sources. In addition, EPA's Toxics Release Inventory contains information on releases to air, land, and water for over 650 toxic chemicals. Air releases in this inventory, which are based on general estimation techniques, may not track with those in the NEI.
- Stratospheric ozone issues. The ozone layer occurs in the stratosphere between 6 and 20 miles above the Earth's surface and protects the Earth's biota from harmful effects of the sun's ultraviolet radiation. Past and ongoing releases of a number of synthetic chemicals from throughout the world have depleted the ozone layer, allowing more ultraviolet radiation to reach the Earth's surface. This can lead to increased incidence of skin cancer, cataracts, and other health problems.1 High levels of ultraviolet radiation can also cause detrimental ecological effects, such as stressing productivity of marine phytoplankton, which are essential components of the oceanic food web.2
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Pollutant Fate and Transport
- Fate and transport: Once pollutants are airborne, prevailing wind patterns carry and disperse them from their sources to other locations. Atmospheric chemical reactions may consume some airborne pollutants and create others. Depending on their chemical and physical properties, some pollutants deposit to the Earth's surface near their sources, while others remain airborne for hours, days, or years.
- Deposition: Deposition, especially of persistent and bioaccumulative pollutants, can lead to accumulation of airborne contaminants in other media.
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Exposure to Outdoor Air Pollution
Human exposure to outdoor air pollution is a function of the composition and magnitude of air pollution, combined with human activity patterns. Determining exposures to outdoor air pollution requires a complex assessment that factors in the amount and types of air pollution, the number of people exposed, and the exposure duration. Therefore, ambient concentration data—while useful for characterizing outdoor air quality—ultimately do not fully represent human exposures, because ambient air monitoring equipment measures air quality at fixed outdoor locations, while people breathe air in several indoor and outdoor environs throughout a typical day.
Whether people are harmed by poor air quality depends on the level and mixture of pollutants in the air, exposure doses and durations, individuals' susceptibilities to diseases, and other factors. Similarly, air pollutants' interactions with ecosystems determine whether air pollution causes harmful environmental effects. For a complete understanding of a given air pollution issue, information is typically sought on emissions sources, ambient air concentrations, exposures, and effects on exposed populations. The question on Diseases and Conditions in Human Exposure and Health presents several indicators of diseases and conditions for which outdoor air is a risk factor, including Cancer, Asthma, Cardiovascular Disease, and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. However, since there are many other risk factors for these diseases, the particular contribution of outdoor air to those trends cannot be determined.
Other Considerations
- Air pollution manifests over a range of area (spatial domain) and time (temporal domains)—an important factor to consider when evaluating trends in outdoor air quality.
- Area: The spatial domains of air pollution ultimately determine the minimum spatial resolution of monitors needed to adequately characterize trends. They vary widely from local to global in scale: Air pollution can be local. For instance, ambient concentrations of benzene tend to be greatest near major sources (e.g., oil refineries, chemical production facilities) and in high-traffic areas. Air pollution can also be regional or national in nature. For example, emissions sources hundreds of miles away can contribute to airborne fine particulate matter at a given location.3 A few air pollution issues are global in nature, such as intercontinental transport of particles during dust storms. Stratospheric ozone depletion, as another example, is affected by releases of ozone-depleting substances from countries worldwide.
- Time: Temporal scales also vary among pollutants and typically reflect some combination of changes in emissions and fluctuations in weather. Ambient air concentrations of some air pollutants, like ground-level ozone, have considerable diurnal and seasonal variations.4 However, temporal variations are far less pronounced for pollutants that are long-lived in the atmosphere, including many ozone-depleting substances. Temporal variations largely determine the appropriate monitoring frequency for quantifying trends and the most meaningful statistic (or averaging time) used to report ambient air concentrations. When quantifying and interpreting long-term trends in outdoor air quality, changes in emissions estimation techniques and advances in ambient air monitoring technologies are also relevant. Unless otherwise noted, the outdoor air quality indicators only come from data sets generated using consistent methodologies over the entire time frame of interest.
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- The nationwide air quality trends presented here are generally consistent with those documented in other EPA publications particularly the National Air Qualitly Trends Report, which has been published for over 30 years. However, specific data points used may differ from study to study because some publications address different geographic areas or time periods and may reflect different baselines or analytical scenarios and data selection criteria when identifying and compiling data sets.
ROE Indicators
The 25 outdoor air quality indicators presented in the ROE track emissions, ambient concentrations, pollution-related effects, or energy use for differing geographic and time periods, depending on the availability of underlying data. The most extensive temporal coverage of these indicators tracks trends from 1949 to the present.
- Criteria pollutants: By virtue of national monitoring and reporting requirements, criteria pollutants have some of the most extensive data available to support national indicators for ambient air concentrations and emissions. Nationwide, air emissions of every criteria pollutant (or the corresponding precursors) have decreased between 1990 and 2008. Consistent with the emissions trends, every criteria pollutant showed decreasing ambient air concentrations based on aggregate measurements from the nation's ambient air monitoring system, which measures levels of air pollution primarily in urban and suburban areas, where the majority of the U.S. population resides and works. These air quality improvements occurred during a time of nationwide increases in energy use, population, motor vehicle use, and gross domestic product.
- Acid rain: Long-term monitoring data show that wet deposition of acidic sulfates and nitrates decreased between 1989 and 2011, consistent with decreased emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides over roughly the same time frame (Acid Deposition). As a result, many surface waters throughout the Adirondack Mountains, the Northern Appalachian region, and New England show signs of recovery from acidification (Acidity in Lakes and Streams).
- Air toxics: Between 1990 and 2008, nationwide emissions aggregated across 187 air toxics decreased by 62 percent (Air Toxics Emissions). Corresponding reductions were observed in the ambient air concentrations of several air toxics (Air Toxics Concentrations).
- Stratospheric ozone: Since 1990, the United States phased out most production and import of ozone-depleting substances. Consequently, consumption of ozone-depleting substances in the United States decreased during this last decade, along with globally representative ambient air concentrations of ozone-depleting substances in the lower atmosphere (Ozone-Depleting Substances Concentrations). While such decreases are expected to help restore the stratospheric ozone layer, stratospheric ozone levels over North America actually decreased slightly since the 1980s, though they have remained largely unchanged in the last decade (Ozone Levels over North America). This trend is due to various factors, including ongoing use of ozone-depleting substances worldwide and the fact that ozone-depleting substances are extremely long-lived in the atmosphere.
There are several limitations associated with the ROE indicators for outdoor air, as well as challenges in developing additional indicators to characterize outdoor air quality trends.
Opportunities to improve the quality of 25 ROE outdoor air indicators include the following:
- Emissions: Additional emissions measurements at more types of sources would significantly improve the nation's emissions inventories. Presently, emissions for some sources are estimated rather than measured directly. Although these estimates have inherent uncertainties, the emissions inventory data are believed to be of high quality overall and are periodically updated to remain consistent with the current scientific understanding of emissions from different source categories.
- Concentrations: A denser national monitoring network (i.e., one that monitors pollutant concentrations in more areas and allows for more measurements in each area) would greatly improve confidence in concentration-based air quality indicators. The current national network is largely a regulatory network focused on areas expected to have the highest concentrations and areas where exposure to elevated air pollutant levels is most likely. Consequently, populated areas are monitored more thoroughly than less populated (e.g., rural) areas. Also, pollutants such as ozone with fairly uniform concentrations over an area require fewer monitors to characterize than pollutants such as sulfur dioxide that have sharp concentration gradients (i.e., highly variable concentrations within an area) and therefore may require as many monitors as there are sources. While the national trends for criteria pollutants and air toxics are toward improved air quality, ambient concentrations can vary greatly on a local scale. For example, concentrations of some pollutants may be increasing more rapidly than national trends in some areas (e.g., those experiencing rapid population growth or near newly constructed point sources) while decreasing in other areas.
Several challenges complicate efforts to develop national-level indicators of outdoor air quality exposure and effects. For example, ambient concentration data do not quantify human exposures, because ambient air monitoring equipment measures air quality at fixed outdoor locations, while people breathe air in multiple indoor and outdoor settings during a typical day. Actual human exposure to air pollution can be measured with personal monitoring devices, which sample the air that people breathe as they move through different microenvironments. However, conducting such studies on a national scale over an extended time frame would be extremely resource-intensive.


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Jay-Z performs at the "Made In America" music festival on Sept. 1, 2012, in Philadelphia, PA. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP)
PHILADELPHIA: Jay-Z brought out heavy hitters to support him at the "Budweiser Made In America" festival: Kanye West and President Barack Obama.
Obama appeared in a video, urging the crowd of nearly 50,000 to vote. West joined Jay-Z at the end of his set, performing hits like "Mercy" and "...In Paris" on Saturday night.
Before taking the stage, Jay-Z made his way down the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art - made famous by Rocky - as his song "Made In America" played in the background.
Jay-Z headlined the first night of the two-day festival he curated, performing hits like "Empire State of Mind" and "Big Pimpin'" in a 90-minute show.
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Part 139 typically does not apply to general aviation airports because they do not serve the air carrier operations specified in the authorizing statute and the revised regulation (scheduled operations and unscheduled operations of air carrier aircraft with more than 30 seats and scheduled operations of air carrier aircraft with 10 to 30 seats). However, if these types of operations are forecasted at a general aviation airport, please contact your Regional Airports Division Office to speak to an Airport Certification Safety Inspector about the certification process.
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Virgin Atlantic Airways, one of Britain's leading international carriers, has employed 15 new bright and passionate Nigerian cabin crew on its Lagos -London route to help maintain the high standards of service it has become famous for.
Virgin Atlantic pioneered the recruitment of Nigerian crew to join their work force in 2001, making the firm the first international airline to introduce indigenous Nigerian crew.
The Country Manager West Africa,Virgin Atlantic Airways, Mr. Nick Taylor said; "Virgin Atlantic is firmly committed to delivering world class customer service both on the ground and on board all our aircraft.
Our Nigerian crew have always been instrumental in not only upholding these unrivalled standards but also ensuring that the needs of our valued customers on the Lagos route are served with an understanding of local expectation and culture as well as a plentiful helping of West African flair."


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Saturday, 19 September 2009
What is this?
The other day when I was at our workingspace I felt something itching on my shoulder. When I looked I saw this tiny (1.5cm= 5/8'') neon green worm (Catepillar?). It was moving like crazy and super fast. Luckly camera was nearby, I took it on my finger to take a proper picture. In no time it moved from my pointing finger to my pinky, handpalm and up again towards my shoulder.
His/ her movements where hilarious.
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- Sigmosaics said...
oh wow ..he's a cutie indeed, such a vibrant green color :)
Nice to find little friends like these around.
- 19 September 2009 at 12:20
- ArtMind said...
Wow, what a cool creature! I love her color! LOL :)
I think it's a teeny tiny caterpillar! :)
- 19 September 2009 at 12:21
- Rita alias alatvian said...
What a tiny cutie!!!
- 19 September 2009 at 12:23
- fleurfatale said...
wow, how did you manage to take so light pictures !!! the color of the little caterpillar is amazing!
- 19 September 2009 at 12:56
- Dina Fragola said...
OOOOh I want one too! ;)
- 19 September 2009 at 13:07
- Kreativlink said...
Waaahhh!! What a funny little creature! :D Hehehe.. cute!
- 19 September 2009 at 17:12
- LeelaBijou said...
oooooh, amazing pictures! I´m not big fan of bugs, but this one looks even cute!
- 19 September 2009 at 17:16
- BlueTerracotta said...
Oh, it's so cute...we used to call them inch worms when we were kids, and there was a song about them!
- 19 September 2009 at 17:18
- vadjutka said...
Amazing shots Estella...and the worm is cute .... well, it wasnt on my shoulder :-)
- 19 September 2009 at 17:21
- CrowNology said...
An inch worm I think...
Great shot too!
- 19 September 2009 at 17:59
- NurseT said...
Cuuuute :))
I remember finding little guys like that in my backyard when I was little
- 19 September 2009 at 19:12
- Green Martha said...
It's... kinda cute... in the pictures :D I'd have some issues finding it on my shoulder, I'm afraid. But very, veyr pretty green !
- 19 September 2009 at 21:11
- Stéphanie Kilgast said...
Aaaw so adorable :)
- 19 September 2009 at 22:12
- Amy said...
It is both a caterpillar and an inchworm. :-D It becomes a geometer moth.
I used to see them once in a great while when I was growing up. Love the song "Inchworm" from Hans Christian Andersen too!
You really got some great pics of him!
- 19 September 2009 at 23:54
- Whimsical Creations said...
What a lovely little inchworm.
- 20 September 2009 at 04:57
- Dawn of LaTouchables said...
You took great pics of this cutie!
- 20 September 2009 at 10:15
- Huismus said...
What a cutie!! Cool pics too ;-)
In Dutch it's called a spanrups -because of his discodancing way of walking- no idea what that woud be in English though..
- 20 September 2009 at 13:32
- Paperfection said...
A beauty! Could it inspire you to make a new necklace?
- 20 September 2009 at 14:58
- twolefthands said...
That is the cutest little creature I have ever seen! Great photos!
- 22 September 2009 at 04:08
- Leila said...
Where I'm from we say that if you find an inch worm crawling on yourself it means you'll get new clothes soon. He's there to measure you! :-P
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Shooting victim under influence of meth; baby died of asphyxia
Nov 6, 2012 - From staff reports
Lucas Myhre died of multiple gunshot wounds during an incident Sept. 13 at an apartment complex in Riverton.
The Fremont County Coroner's Office has released an autopsy report showing Lucas Myhre, 27, of Riverton, was under the influence of methamphetamines at the time of his death.
Myhre died of multiple gunshot wounds at about 9:30 p.m. Sept. 13. The shooting took place in front of an apartment rented by Dustin Nickelson, 23, of Riverton, who is in custody on a second-degree murder charge in connection with the incident.
According to the autopsy report, Myhre's body contained 1,700 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL) of methamphetamine, 400 ng/mL of amphetamine and 7.3 ng/mL of phenylpropanolamine (PPA).
The Food and Drug Administration has taken steps to remove PPA from all drug products. According to the FDA, the drug was used in many over-the-counter and prescription cough and cold medications as a decongestant and in over-the-counter weight loss products.
The Coroner's office also released autopsy results for Leviticus Esau Lloyd Whiteman, a 7-week-old infant who died Oct. 14 in the 400 block of Spruce Street in Riverton.
According to the report, the baby died of overlay asphyxia.
Fremont County Coroner Ed McAuslan said he has given the report to Riverton Police Department detectives, who will continue to investigate the case.
Officers said they arrived on Spruce Street at about 10:30 a.m. Oct. 14 and observed that Whiteman was not breathing. They tried to resuscitate the infant for about 20 minutes until emergency medical personnel arrived on scene. Whiteman was the son of Shaw Esau Whiteman and Crystal Lynn Dresser.


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Need mufflers - options for a '74 Honda CB350F
Hey all -
I've got my boys working on an old 1974 Honda CB350F, but we need some muffler options.
The PO hacked off the original mufflers, so now we have none. Header pipes are there, but are cut off right where the mufflers would bolt on (so I THINK).
I'll post some pics tomorrow, but thought I'd get the ball rolling while I was thinking about it.
Any ideas? We can't find anything - nothing, not even used. Can you steer us in the right direction? What can we use? Stock look/sound is not mandatory, just something to knock off the edge off the sound.
You need to give a little more info. What was the exhaust that was on the bike? 4 into 2? 4 into 1? stock? Straight? You can find universal mufflers easy enough but are the pipes really set up so you can just clamp a muffler on the end?
Regardless the easiest way to see some different types is to simply type universal motorcycle muffler into ebay and check out what you see. Know the pipe size before you check but if it's simply something to quit the bike down a bit you can find it there.
mac has an exhaust system for your bike, not cheap. and check out the classifieds at sohc4.net
I'll shoot a few pics to give you an idea of what we have right now. You guys don't have enough info to help me make a good decision. Perhaps tonight. The boys aren't coming over this evening, but I can still snap a few pics to give you an idea...
Mac is the cheapest new option you will find. Otherwise you're either going to have to wait to find something used or build your own. Maybe find a couple 2-1 collectors and throw on some cheap emgo mufflers.
Here's where she stands right now:
The exhaust pipes/headers come back to just behind the engine....then nothing.
Is that far enough back to use a 2-into-1 connector, then a general purpose muffler? That's fine by us; we just need something to tame her down a bit. A universal application muffler or two would be great with us - especially since these projects we work on operate on a near-nil budget.
What do you think? See anything obvious? Where can we find the necessary connectors? Are the existing pipes long enough to make do?
it is far enough to use a 2 to 1 connector but the cheapest I know of premade steel for motorcycles would be $100 each side and then the mufflers. http://www.burnsstainless.com has some and even does custom orders. since most mufflers will cost you at least $50 your looking at 300 and in the range for new exausts anyway. Looks like it was a 4 into 4 with the slight upsweep of the inner pipe (maybe) so even with just mufflers you would run over 200 with universal megaphones but most likely it would work. http://www.coneeng.com/motorcycle_components.html makes some that are much cheaper but require much more fab work.
Yikes - that's not good.
The mufflers would be worth more than the bike! No wonder the PO let it go so cheaply....
We're going to have to regroup a bit on this one. Maybe scour about for some used alternatives.
Thing is, they didn't make this bike for many years, and I'm not sure what alternatives we'd have. Does the CB750 utilize the same exhaust? I can't imagine that they do. Anyone know for sure?
Sheesh - this isn't looking good....she's going to have to hit the auction block as-is if that's the case. Poor ol' bike just isn't going to be able to keep her head above water at this rate.
Time to learn how to fabricate 2-1's if you don't want to spend MAC money; http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-CB350-...-/170867939063
Here's a few pictures of a 2 into 1 system I built for a CB175 that I owned. It's not quite finished in these photos but you can get the idea. I used mandrel bent sections with matching diameter and wall thickness tubing, all cut and fitted, then TIG welded together. Lots of hours and patience, but I think it turned out well. I built the muffler for it as well, but anything aftermarket that catches your fancy could be used, just a matter of matching ID and OD of tubing so things slip together where needed.
Obviously, you'd have to do everything X 2.
Have you checked out forums.sohc4.net? There's this guy selling an exhaust. Don't know how loud it would be.
Nice job on the whole system, what did you use for baffling for the home made muffler?
You can buy e-pipe reducers of all sizes at most auto parts stores to fit different dia. pipe together. Tractor Supply has a cheap range of mufflers.
It was fun to build and I'd like to do similar exhaust for others in my fab shop for a reasonable price, but I don't exactly live in a highly populated area where there's a lot of demand. Too bad I don't have a salvage yard full of bikes to use as "jigs" to do custom exhausts.
Now we're talking!
At the VERY least, the ebay link saves us a cool hundo, right off the bat.
It would be very cool to manufacture our own; we've never down any of this....but I guess it's never too late to do some additional learnin'!
Awesome. I like where this is headed...We're still a good bit from being able to make our own, but I'll check in at the local auto parts place to see what sort of collectors I can chase down. We'll start there.
And the Tractor Supply source for mufflers? Whoa - great selection at smokin' prices. That will be very useful for our project.
Making progress with it all now....
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USTA Selects NC State to Participate in College MatchDays
Jan. 29, 2014
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - The NC State women's tennis team will be one of 18 women's teams featured in College MatchDay, the nationwide series spotlighting college tennis, as announced today by the United States Tennis Association.
The Wolfpack's match versus UNC on Sunday, Feb. 23 in Chapel Hill, N.C. has been picked as the College MatchDay women's match of the week, which highlights marquee team matches featuring the best programs, players and coaches from around the country.
"I am very pleased to be a part of College MatchDay," NC State head coach Hans Olsen said. "This is great exposure for our program and a chance for us to showcase what Wolfpack tennis is all about."
NC State is coming off back-to-back victories over NC Central and East Carolina to put the Wolfpack's record at 2-0 to start the year. State has not dropped a set so far in 2014 and will look to continue its strong play in its next match, on Saturday, Feb. 1 versus Missouri.
The Wolfpack will play five matches prior to its College MatchDay showdown with the Tar Heels on Feb. 23.
"College tennis is such amazing and exciting competition," said Virgil Christian, the USTA's Director of Collegiate Tennis. "And College MatchDay is a way to shine a light on schools, teams, players and coaches."
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IAEA Analysis of Uranium Supply to 2050
The IAEA is the world's centre of cooperation in the nuclear field. It was set up as the world's "Atoms for Peace" organization in 1957 within the United Nations family. The Agency works with its Member States and multiple partners worldwide to promote safe, secure and peaceful nuclear technologies.
The IAEA has published "Analysis of Uranium Supply to 2050". The document's foreword comments "It has been nearly a decade since the IAEA prepared its forecast of uranium supply to 2035. Since the preparation of that study uranium supply has become more complex, and the uranium mining and milling industry has changed dramatically. The importance of the secondary, or non-production, supply has increased, while becoming more diversified. Therefore it was essential that a new analysis be completed to provide the information required for making strategic decisions related to nuclear power and its fuel supply. This study should be useful for government and industry planners, policy and decision makers, and project managers. Potential users include both consumers and producers of nuclear fuel."


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US zoo cites liver disease in baby panda's death
Veterinary pathologists on Thursday blamed liver disease brought on by insufficient oxygen for the sudden death of a six-day-old baby panda born at the National Zoo in Washington last month.
Veterinary pathologists on Thursday blamed liver disease brought on by insufficient oxygen for the sudden death of a six-day-old baby panda born at the National Zoo in Washington last month.
Almost a century after a French colonial hunter put a bullet in what came to be viewed as the last Atlas lion living in the wild, a Moroccan zoo is struggling to claw the fabled subspecies back from the brink ...
A week-old giant panda cub died at the National Zoo in the US capital, just days after it was seen squealing and squirming, officials said.
(AP)—The birth of a panda cub this weekend at Washington's zoo was cause for a party, but behind the excitement there's also some nail-biting.
(AP)—A giant panda at Washington's zoo surprised scientists and zookeepers by becoming a mom again after years of failed pregnancies.
(AP) -- Zookeepers in Buenos Aires showed off triplets Wednesday - three white cubs born to a pair of white lions imported from South Africa.
(PhysOrg.com) -- Polar bears have been spotted carrying their cubs on their backs while they swim through icy waters, according to an article in UK online newspaper the Telegraph.
A private zoo in Taiwan has become the first on the island to see the birth of "ligers", hybrids of lions and tigresses, with the owner facing a fine for violating wildlife rules, officials said Monday.
Four pregnant pandas bred in captivity have been released into an area of forest in southwest China to prepare their cubs for life in the wild, state media reported.
(AP) -- China announced the first successful birth of a panda cub from artificial insemination using frozen sperm, giving a new option for the famously unfertile endangered species, officials said Friday.
Bangladeshi conservationists said Thursday the discovery of a rare leopard captured by villagers in the southeast of the country renewed hopes for the survival of the critically endangered species.
A one-day-old panda cub born in Thailand after years of artificial insemination and efforts to get its celibate parents to mate is a healthy female with a loud cry, a zoo official said Thursday.
An endangered clouded leopard at the Smithsonian's National Zoo's Conservation & Research Center (CRC) in Front Royal, Va., gave birth to a genetically valuable litter of two cubs on Tuesday, March 24. The clouded leopard, ...
A bear cub found badly burned last summer in the largest wildfire in Washington state history has endured a long recovery but is now back in the wild.
A brown bear cub that was part of an effort to reintroduce the species to the Pyrenees mountains has been found dead on the Spanish side of the mountain range, local officials said Monday.


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When baseball commissioner Bud Selig said recently that Baltimore was a "very, very viable candidate" to host the 2016 All-Star Game at Camden Yards, those who have sought for the Midsummer Classic's return to the city for years received a boost to their hopes.
The Orioles organization isn't commenting publicly on Selig's words, however, because it doesn't want to be viewed as campaigning for the annual event, which has been held in Baltimore twice. The American League won, 9-3, in 1993 at Camden Yards in the second season of the stadium's existence. And the AL also won, 4-3, in 1958 at Memorial Stadium, four years after the club came to town from St. Louis.
Privately, though, the Orioles were encouraged by Selig's characterization of their chances, and the organization would be thrilled to again showcase the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards, which will be in its 25th season in 2016 and remains the model for new ballparks.
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Having the All-Star Game in Baltimore would give the Orioles a chance to tout the team's turnaround from years of dismal results, as well as give an incentive with season-ticket packages for 2015 and 2016 if the club ties access to the event to longer season plans. And it would pump millions into the local economy, while giving Peter G. Angelos one of his biggest moments as Orioles owner on a national stage.
Selig, who is expected to retire in January 2015, said he would award the 2016 and 2017 games before leaving office. The commissioner selects the venue for each All-Star Game.
"I have great feelings for Baltimore," Selig said last week at the Civil Rights Game in Houston. "And I know they have [applied], and I just got done with the '15 All-Star Game, and I know I have to do '16 and '17."
The Orioles may not be willing to talk much about the chance of hosting baseball's All-Star Game at Camden Yards, but others are.
"It brings a visibility to the destination for numerous days leading into the event, during the event, post-event. But it also gives us a significant period, of 18-plus months, to be affiliated with one of the most iconic sporting events in the United States," said Terry Hasseltine, the director of the Maryland Office of Sports Marketing.
"It will bring tens of thousands of people to the Baltimore and Maryland [areas] for multiple-night stays that they can take advantage of our attractions, the hospitality infrastructure. We'll be able to showcase our world-class transportation system that drops off right at the ballpark," Hasseltine said. "There is a plethora of things this game does for the city of Baltimore. And also it rekindles the baseball spirit back into Baltimore on the national and, in this case, the international stage, because the All-Star Game is global."
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said she's "excited at the possibility" and welcomes further discussions about hosting the event in the city.
"It is the ultimate compliment to be considered a viable host site for the 2016 MLB All-Star Game. Baltimore City has demonstrated that we are an ideal location for large-scale sporting events and festivals," Rawlings-Blake said in a statement. "Not only will the All-Star Game provide an opportunity for Baltimore to continue to be a part of baseball history, but an opportunity to showcase our world-class stadium and boost the local economy."
Impact on business
Anirban Basu, the chairman and chief executive officer of Sage Policy Group, Inc., an economic and policy consulting firm in Baltimore, believes it's hard to put an exact dollar figure on the economic impact of the All-Star Game, but he said the event would have a lasting effect for the city.
"Much of the impact would not be quantifiable," Basu said. "I calculated before that the impact of a sellout at Camden Yards generally in the range of $3 million of net economic impact. Of course, this game will have far greater impact. Most of that impact would be in the form of publicity for Baltimore."
Donald C. Fry, the president and CEO of the Greater Baltimore Committee, said he believes the biggest benefit for local businesses is the fact that "Baltimore is a very walkable city."
"It certainly adds a lot of out-of-town people coming to watch the game," Fry said. "You'll have a lot of activity at hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions. It's one of the summer highlights that people watch, and would certainly bring tremendous exposure for the city of Baltimore."
Major League Baseball keeps the revenues from All-Star Game ticket sales, parking and concessions, but a portion of revenues from the Home Run Derby are donated to charities in the host city.
This year's All-Star Game will be held in Minneapolis, with the 2015 game to be played in Cincinnati.
Basu said the Cincinnati Reds estimated that next year's game will inject around $60 million into the local economy, and he said he believes the All-Star Game would have a bigger impact in Baltimore than some larger cities.
"I do think that for a city like Baltimore, which is not a first-tier city like New York or San Francisco or Miami, that not many people are fully aware of what Baltimore has to offer as a visitor," Basu said. "Therefore, episodes in which the city is in the limelight become much more important because they move Baltimore closer to being first in mind. The All-Star Game helps to do that."


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Fairland HS hosting holiday concert
Nov. 30, 2012 @ 12:00 AM
PROCTORVILLE -- Fairland High School's choral department will present its holiday concert at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 3, in the school's cafeteria at 812 County Road 411, Proctorville.
The concert will feature the school's choral groups, including the men's choir, women's choir and varsity vocals, all under the direction of Deborah Bradley and accompanied by Rebecca Sturm.
The concert is free and open to the public, but donations will be collected to aid needy students and their families.


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I just added the Claymore manga to Naruto-Kun's media section.
This means that each week there will now also be a new Claymore chapter posted to the site. I haven't really read any of this manga yet except for the previews that were included in several issues of Shonen Jump magazine many years ago, which I had a subscription for at that time. I must say that of all other series in that magazine, Claymore was the only one that somewhat seemed interesting to me other than Naruto.
Episodes of One Piece and chapters of Fairy Tail are also going to be posted each week as new releases come out. Check back soon!


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Exhaust system was easy to install and sounds awesome. With the special rebate it was the lowest price available anywhere.
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Nice touch for finishing off my American Thunder exhaust on my challenger. Very high quality for the money and nice finish. I used the 4 inch weld ons and they look awesome. I shopped the web for tips for my car and they were 250.00 to 500.00 dollars a pair, and I seen them on other challengers at the shop. These are just as nice for a quarter of the price,and with the quality of flowmaster's products you will not go wrong with any of there tips.


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Russian Long-range Flying Corps Patrols Air over Arctic Ocean
| Moscow, February 1 (KCNA) -- Two "Tu-95MC" strategic bombers belonging to the long-range flying corps of the Russian Air Force, patrolled the sky above the Arctic Ocean from Jan. 27 to 28.
After taking off the Engels air force base the crewmen acquired flying skill in the air over waters where it is hard to find direction in the course of more than 16 hour-long patrol flight and were refueled by "Il-78" in the air.
The above-said flying corps conducted about 50 patrol flights last year.
A spokesman for the Russian Air Force said this on Jan. 30.
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After nearly a decade, Paul Reynolds has left his position as world affairs correspondent for BBC online news and in his final article about the future of journalism, he claims that the internet has reinforced the BBC's commitment to balance and impartiality. His argument provides a good example of the fallacy known as the argumentum ad temperantiam:
"I engaged in quite long e-mail correspondences with various critics. Of these, I remember an American living in London who thought the BBC very overrated and very leftist. On the other side was Media Lens, whose editors and contributors believe that the BBC is a corporatist supporter of the establishment.
"Both, in fact, had corrections to offer and lessons to teach. But the BBC could not survive if it took advice solely from either of them."
By framing the issue of bias as a debate between two opposing extremes, Reynolds allows the BBC to emerge as a fair and balanced institution that overcomes the errors but incorporates the elements of truth in the cases put by both groups.
Some people including, Peter Sissons, do argue that BBC is inherently very leftist. However, as the British historian Mark Curtis puts it, if Sissons "really believes this, then I apologise for saying that I think he needs serious medical attention. There is overwhelming evidence that the BBC and commercial television news report on Britain's foreign policy in ways that resemble straightforward state propaganda organs" ('Web of Deceit', 2003, p.379). To elaborate, 'our' leaders' justifications for invading Iraq and Afghanistan are believed to be pure and basically identical to those presented in official discourse. Consider the following examples:
"The coalition came to Iraq in the first place to bring democracy and human rights" (Paul Wood, defence correspondent, BBC1, News at Ten, December 22, 2005).
"Tony Blair passionately believed that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and posed a grave threat." (Reeta Chakrabarti, BBC1, Six O'Clock News, February 24, 2009).
The war in Afghanistan is "not just about women's rights or more clinics and schools. It's about stitching the fabric of a nation together" (George Alagiah, BBC News at Ten Wednesday, 17 November, 2010)
When I wrote to Helen Boaden, the Director of BBC News, to point out the BBC should not marginalise the credible claim that George Bush invaded Iraq and Afghanistan for rapacious reasons, she sent me this reply: "We don't agree with point you make because it is simply a fact that Bush has tried to export democracy..." (Email, January 08, 2008).
Journalists are free to question the attainability of democracy or the wisdom of those who try to 'export' it - but questioning the purity of the motivations or their legitimacy places oneself outside the parameters of respectable debate. Bridget Kendall made it clear that she understands this when she asked: "Was it (the Iraq war) justified or a disastrous miscalculation?'(The Six O'Clock News of March 20, 2006). The suggestion that many innocent men, women and children continue to be killed in Iraq and Afghanistan primarily for oil, power and profit is not even considered to be worthy of serious attention let alone presented to the public as fact.
Paradoxically, when Kendall et al focus on the actions of those who have been designated official enemies - including Hamas, Iran , Venezuela and Russia, the exact opposite is true. They often demonise them and do not feel the need to present their proclaimed intentions as their real goals. Vis-a-vis, they try to find "hidden" economic and strategic goals. For example, Emily Maitlis described Russia's justifications for invading Georgia in 2008 as "the kind of Newspeak that would make George Orwell proud" (Newsnight, August 11, 2008).
Bridget Kendall added:
"And that opens up the question of whether Russia's humanitarian justifications were always only a pretext.
"Or was this operation part of a much more ambitious plan to reassert Russian control over a region Moscow has for centuries claimed as its rightful sphere of influence, and which it feared was about to be turned - by the Americans - into a Nato outpost in the Caucasus?"
Restricting the question to whether Russia's invasion of Georgia was "justified or a disastrous miscalculation" would, of course, place Kendall outside the bounds of respectable debate.
Reynolds may believe that the internet has made the BBC's news output more balanced and impartial but on every major issue, including the economy, it continues to act as a conduit for elite opinion. Or to put it another way, the fact that the most important people at the BBC continue to be appointed by the government ensures that pro-establishment bias is written through the BBC's very DNA.


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