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A Feb. 17, 2015 news item on Nanowerk notes that current smoke sensors are ultra-violet light detectors in the context of research about developing better ones,
Researchers at the University of Surrey's [UK] Advanced Technology Institute manipulated zinc oxide, producing nanowires from this readily available material to create a ultra-violet light detector which is 10,000 times more sensitive to UV light than a traditional zinc oxide detector.
A Feb. 17, 2015 University of Surrey press release (also on EurekAlert), which originated the news item, provides more detail about the work and the theory (Note: Links have been removed),
Currently, photoelectric smoke sensors detect larger smoke particles found in dense smoke, but are not as sensitive to small particles of smoke from rapidly burning fires.
Researchers believe that this new material could increase sensitivity and allow the sensor to detect distinct particles emitted at the early stages of fires, paving the way for specialist sensors that can be deployed in a number of applications.
"UV light detectors made from zinc oxide have been used widely for some time but we have taken the material a step further to massively increase its performance," said Professor Ravi Silva, co-author of the study and head of the Advanced Technology Institute. "Essentially, we transformed zinc oxide from a flat film to a structure with bristle-like nanowires, increasing surface area and therefore increasing sensitivity and reaction speed."
The team predict that the applications for this material could be far-reaching. From fire and gas detection to air pollution monitoring, they believe the sensor could also be incorporated into personal electronic devices – such as phones and tablets – to increase speed, with a response time 1,000 times faster than traditional zinc oxide detectors.
"This is a great example of a bespoke, designer nanomaterial that is adaptable to personal needs, yet still affordable. Due to the way in which this material is manufactured, it is ideally suited for use in future flexible electronics – a hugely exciting area," added Professor Silva.
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On-chip Fabrication of High Performance Nanostructured ZnO UV Detectors by Mohammad R. Alenezi, Simon J. Henley, & S. R. P. Silva. Scientific Reports 5, Article number: 8516 doi:10.1038/srep08516 Published 17 February 2015
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Midway through this coming NBA season (Jan. 26, to be exact) Vince Carter will turn 37. That's a grandpa in NBA years.
The guys once known for his explosiveness has found his groove as a veteran role player off the bench in Dallas. They needed a scorer, an instant-offense guy off the bench and that role worked for Carter — he averaged 13.4 points a game and shot 40 percent from three last season. You could mention him in a Sixth Man of the Year conversation and not get laughed out of the room (he wasn't going to win it, but you could put him on the second tier for that award).
With all that, who has got time to think about retirement? Not Carter, as he told the Star-Telegram.
"I don't want to do that to myself," Carter said after Thursday morning's practice. "I don't want to limit myself. I think doing that you'll start thinking about [retirement] as the season goes on. I'll just let the body pretty much dictate how I'm feeling in the end."
Carter is in the final year of his contract and is set to make $3.2 million. At that price, for the production he provides (so long as there is no significant drop off), there likely would be more than a couple teams willing to bring him in next season. Nobody is giving him a four year deal, but he still can beat guys one-on-one, create shots and his defense is better than you would expect based on his reputation.
If he wants to play next year he can, and it sounds like he wants to.
- 2dmo4 - Oct 4, 2013 at 12:44 PM
Wait…he IS still in the league?
- 24thesho - Oct 4, 2013 at 1:20 PM
Oh, yeah.. winning that Olympic Gold Medal and that crazy dunk over that 7 foot dude. You know he's the league, dude. C'mon, with that hater b.s.
- adamsjohn714 - Oct 4, 2013 at 1:52 PM
You cite two examples (from many years ago) of things he didn't do in the NBA as evidence that people should still know he's in the NBA. Obviously people commenting on NBA articles during the offseason probably know he's still in the league, though.
- vi3tguy415 - Oct 4, 2013 at 12:50 PM
LeBron…cant wait till u get to 33-34. see if you can score like kobe. lets see how your skills will be. yes…im looking at u. 22ppg max.
- adamsjohn714 - Oct 4, 2013 at 1:56 PM
scoring 30 ppg isn't inherently helpful. I'm not saying that what Kobe does is bad, just that you should broaden your understanding of the game. Seeing as how Lebron's a better jumpshooter, I assume (given similar FGA) he could easily put up those point totals, if not surpass them.
- elcapitanfiscal - Oct 4, 2013 at 2:18 PM
For now you can just see him rack up championships
- borderline1988 - Oct 4, 2013 at 4:17 PM
PPG is not a very robust stat…Kobe scores a lot, but he still takes the most shots in the league, even at this age. Kobe has never shot above average FG% in his entire career.
Lebron will probably slow down a bit as he gets older, but he's still an incredible passer, rebounder, post player, and contrary to popular belief, he's one of the best jump-shooters in the NBA (statistically).
- vi3tguy415 - Oct 5, 2013 at 1:56 AM
Haven't watched any finals the last 2 yrs. who won?
- johngalt1783 - Oct 4, 2013 at 1:03 PM
Vince is best known in Toronto not only for highlight reels also his missed jump shot that cost the Raptors and appearance in the EC Finals. Maybe the Raptors will bring him back and give him a chance to redeem himself. Not very likely.
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"I think it will because obviously we'll be caring about his situation, just wondering what's going on," cornerback Michael Huff said. "But we know we have a game to get ready for. It will because we'll be worried about him, but I think we'll still walk on the field and focus."
The Raiders will need to be at their best to have a chance against the Broncos. Oakland has lost five straight games and was carved up by rookie Brandon Weeden on Sunday in the loss to the Browns.
Now the defense must deal with Manning, who was 30 for 38 for 338 yards and three touchdowns in Denver's 37-6 home win over Oakland in Week 4.
The Raiders are also dealing with a number of injuries in the secondary, with starting free safety Matt Giordano, backup safety Mike Mitchell and backup cornerback Phillip Adams all leaving Sunday's game with concussions.
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BMO Suggests Nine Per Cent Household Savings Rate Key to Meeting Long-Term Financial Goals - Douglas Porter, BMO Chief Economist, forecasts that savings rates may need to reach 9 per cent to strengthen household finances over the long term - Report shows the brighter side of the debt picture, with household financial assets reaching near-record 453 per cent of disposable income - Report comes on the heels of the BMO Household Savings Report, which showed Canadians planning to save aim to put away $9,859 in 2013 TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 02/07/13 -- While a stronger stock market has provided a boost to household wealth, a new report from BMO Economics states that Canadians still need to ramp up their savings in coming years - from the current three to four per cent range to just under nine per cent - if they hope to meet their longer term financial goals. "The prospect of a prolonged period of subdued investment returns after the recent rebound suggests that Canadian personal savings trends, on average, are on the light side for adequate retirement purposes," said Douglas Porter, Chief Economist, BMO Capital Markets. "While the most straightforward way for policymakers to address this over the longer term is to get interest rates back to neutral levels, the higher-interest-rate cavalry is nowhere on the horizon," added Mr. Porter. Mr. Porter added that, while debt has risen to 165 per cent of disposable income, financial assets have rebounded to 453 per cent of disposable income; this likely rose further in Q4, probably surpassing the record high of 454 per cent in 2007 just before the financial crisis began. "It's true that the ratio of net financial assets to income - 285 per cent in Q3 of 2012 - remains below pre-financial-crisis highs, but it has moved back above the 10-year average, suggesting Canadian household finances are fully under repair." Households continue to increase their risk in search of higher yields, with equities and high-yield bonds benefitting from the rising demand. This shift has lifted household assets to a record high, but cannot be counted on to continue closing the savings gap. Mr. Porter noted that Canadians will likely need about 18 times their desired retirement income - over and above any payments expected from the Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security - in order to retire comfortably. "While every case is unique, a typical and reasonable retirement income goal is often about 60 per cent of pre-retirement earnings," stated Mr. Porter. "Given that the CPP and OAS are designed to replace about 25 per cent of pre-retirement income for the average Canadian, that leaves a target of about 35 per cent of pre-retirement income to be funded from individual savings." The BMO Economics report comes on the heels of the BMO Household Savings Report, which showed Canadians planning to save aim to put away $9,859 in 2013. "It's encouraging to see Canadians are planning to maintain or increase their personal savings this year, particularly as we look to balance increasing debt loads and turn around decreasing rates of savings," said Ernie Johannson, Senior Vice President, Personal Banking, BMO Bank of Montreal. "While it's important to pay down debt - particularly high-interest debt - it's essential that households build themselves a financial cushion as well, whether it be for retirement or other key life events." About BMO Financial Group Established in 1817 as Bank of Montreal, BMO Financial Group is a highly diversified North American financial services organization. With total assets of $525 billion as at October 31, 2012, and more than 46,000 employees, BMO Financial Group provides a broad range of retail banking, wealth management and investment banking products and solutions. Contacts: Media Contacts: Peter Scott, Toronto (416) 867-3996 email@example.com Matthew Duffin, Toronto (416) 867-3996 firstname.lastname@example.com Ronald Monet, Montreal (514) 877-1873 email@example.com Laurie Grant, Vancouver (604) 665-7596 firstname.lastname@example.com
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That's what I've been picturing with the Outfit on the hi-fi, anyway. In fact, as it turns out, that wasn't too far off the mark.
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Pausing briefly for some sunlight, they decamped to the basement of an old farmhouse. After yet more jamming, writing and refining they had 50 mini-discs of music for consideration for their second album. Honing the songs down was an arduous process, but when it was done they flew to Nashville, Tennessee to record them with producer Jacquire King (Tom Waits, Kings Of Leon). And the result is a compact marvel of high-strung energy and kick-bollock ramshackling they're, quite sensibly, calling "Derdang Derdang".
There's an intensity and urgency to Sam's singing that might recall Pere Ubu for some, an angularity to the boys' riffing which has echoes of The Monks in its unhinged thrust and bluesy roots. They'd steeped themselves in soul music and Scandinavian psych, Faust, Son House and The Gun Club, but the long gestation and careful editing means that, chiefly, The ABO on "Derdang Derdang" sound like themselves and that's a) hard to do and b) a splendid thing now they've learnt how to lay back, get good and greasy and cut a groove like a demented termite.
Arp Cleveland: "We wanted a record that was still groovy but tough, and something that could draw you in without being just a 'rock' record. We talked a lot about dada and I tried to make the lyrics have a feeling of abandonment and three or four meanings. It was important to me to write about painful things in a childlike way. The simple stuff has often taken a complex route to get there."
They still don't make pop music, exactly, but the latest Outfit sound is more confident, exciting and approachable than ever. You can dance to it. Chat up members of the opposite sex to it. Eat jerk chicken to it. I've seen it done.
Before we forget, here's some basic facts you may have missed: born in Kent and London, the ABO came together in Wiltshire, but have been based in South London for the whole of the millennium so far. Their first album was called "Fur". Both albums feature secret fourth member Duke Garwood, who plays clarinet and rhaita (a Moroccan reed instrument) when the occasion demands.
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The plane, a small private charter with just the coaches and pilots aboard, stabilized around 10,000 feet. With the depressurization, the coaches had to put on emergency oxygen masks that dropped down from the ceiling of the plane while the pilots made an emergency landing in Albuquerque. There, Graham said, the coaches waited for a new plane before continuing on with the recruiting trip, which came a day after ASU's Thursday night road victory over Washington State.
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Adamu Ciroma and the politics of Boko Haram
I must confess I was a bit surprised by President Goodluck Jonathan's recent claim that politics is to blame for the lingering Boko Haram crisis. I was surprised because I recall that his imprimatur to the existence of Boko Haram elements in his government earned him flaks from the media and opposition parties. So I frankly did not expect that he will once again attempt to be unpretentious and undiplomatic in his comments. However, I could not agree more with the President after reading Adamu Ciroma's interview with newsdiaryonline.
In the interview, the eminent northern leader and politician carpeted the President for the nation's security challenges, and placed the Boko Haram problem squarely on his laps. According to Ciroma, the Boko Haram crisis has persisted because President Jonathan does not listen to advice. "When the issues began to be serious in Borno," Ciroma recalled, " the elders and leaders of Borno advised the government that they should talk to these people, that they should withdraw the troops from the streets and that they should find a solution to ameliorate the complaints of the Boko Haram elements. A spokesman of the government dismissed their recommendation." Continuing, Mallam Ciroma said: "Since then, similar recommendations have been made in Kano and elsewhere and they have been equally dismissed. The meaning of this is that the government has stuck to its position, in spite of the advice being given from various parts by citizens who want to see peace and security. So the government has to learn how to listen to people because insecurity is a problem which government has to deal with. It affects people in their normal day-to-day life. So, the number one issue is for government to listen to what people are saying because their present policy so far has not succeeded."
First of all, I find it strange that throughout the interview, Mallam Ciroma did not deem it fit to condemn the actions of the Boko Haram insurgents. I had expected him to do this, if for nothing else, at least to dismiss insinuations that he has nothing to do with their murderous activities. In the heat of the 2010 electioneering campaign, it would be recalled that the otherwise elder statesman was very vociferous in campaigning for power to remain in the north. He was the one who rallied the Northern troops in the ruling PDP to produce a consensus candidate, and swore that this country would be made ungovernable if the north did not produce the President. As it turned out, the north lost out in the PDP primary and Nigeria has not known peace since then. Of course, there is no direct evidence linking the former journalist and banker with the nihilistic violence that has been foisted on the country but one expected him to use the occasion of the interview to dispel innuendoes about the complicity of the northern political leadership in the Boko Haram insurgency.
Unfortunately, Mallam Ciroma did not do this but insinuated, rather uncharitably, that President Jonathan is the person who does not want peace and security in Nigeria. Otherwise, what does one make of his statement that the government has "stuck to its position in spite of the advice being given from various parts by citizens who want to see peace and security." I am appalled at the capricious nature of the political class in Nigeria to twist fact and logic to suit their personal demands and preferences - even on such a sensitive matter as terrorism that is threatening to destroy the very fabric of the nation. I think it is disingenuous of Ciroma to accuse the government of repudiating dialogue with Boko Haram, when the latter is the one actually shunning it. The President, in an interview with Reuters, has openly called for the group to make themselves and their demands known. But so far, to the best of my knowledge, this has not happened.
It is an incontrovertible fact that no serving minister or high-ranking government official has publicly counteracted the President's position so I cannot fathom the basis of Ciroma's claim that "a spokesman of the government" undermined the peace process. That offer from the President, I want to believe, is still there on the table; it is up to Boko Haram to take the olive branch. But my considered view is that this will not happen. At least, not until they have brought the government to its knees as they have sworn to do. Sadly, we are a people prone to collective amnesia. We have forgotten that soon after the bombing of the UN house, former President Olusegun Obasanjo, assisted by human rights activist Shehu Sani, took it upon himself to broker peace between Boko Haram and the Federal Government. He met with Baba Fugu, the late Mohammed Yusuf's father-in-law, and sought to know the demands of the group for possible negotiation. Within 24 hours of that meeting, Baba Fugu was assassinated. What does that say of Boko Haram and their interest in dialogue?
Regarding the matter of the Borno Elders that Ciroma referred to, again it is all politics – sadly. Mallam Ciroma was just being economical with the truth here. It is on record that the Borno Elders and Leaders of Thought never made a statement, not as much as a whimper, on the escalating violence in Maiduguri and its environs until the Federal Government was forced to deploy troops there. By this time the violence had gone on for almost a year, and the government had to act to forestall a Somali-type scenario in the state. It is ironical that the same Borno Elders who did not do anything to stem the tide of violence are the ones who turned around to accuse the government of escalating the violence for playing its constitutional –and God-given - role to restore law and order. Did Ciroma and the Borno Elders expect the government to sit idly by and watch as Boko Haram turned Borno State into some kind of Afghanistan?
I am all for dialogue if it will bring an end to the current crisis but it must be done under the right atmosphere and right conditions. There have been media reports that Boko Haram wants all its members in prison released as a condition for dialogue. It is inconceivable that the government would accede to such a request. What does that do to the memory of all those killed, maimed and orphaned by their savagery? What is the guarantee that there will even be a dialogue when those prisoners including Abu Qaqa and Kabiru Sokoto Umar the Christmas day bomber are released? We are taught in business not to be afraid to negotiate, but to never negotiate out of fear. The Federal Government cannot afford to dialogue with Boko Haram from a position of weakness. That will be the case if it accedes to this senseless demand. And that would be the greatest tragedy of all.
Mr. Ekwugum wrote from Lagos.
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I can only hope. I am now on my sixth week here because the shop I gave my bike to a good five weeks ago has the forks apart and is still waiting for parts. I suppose it's partially my fault with telling them I was hanging in for a month and go ahead and do all the warranty shit and, with going back and forth with Customer Care just to be finally refused on replacing the warped rotors. But really! Weeks ago I was told the fork parts were coming in and as of last Friday I was told they would be here today. Talk about being held hostage! Haven't even been able to get the bike because the forks are lying apart. As for the exhaust leaks and near stalling problem? Not much feedback on that. Can only hope hat will be fixed. So, I sit and wait for a phone call or text hoping only that this fiasco ends this week. My plans to meet my friend Peter in Arizona for Christmas look like they won't happen and if I do get the bike back, I will prolly have to forgo the coastal route to Corpus Christie just to get to Arizona before the new year. I mean, it's not a bad place to be holed up. And, if I decided to hang for another month my new Crisstian friend Bill
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I have been learning tho. There is no way I am riding into any of the thunderstorms we've had lately. Being a northern boy i haven't had the opportunity of observing some of these tropical deluges and am learning to track them with the animated doppler maps on the pooter. The only good thing is they seem to come and go quickly within a few hours but if I got caught in one while riding I would prolly be washed right off the road. Here's a pic of what comes out of the west and a quick vid out of my door.
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The pisser is I have missed my window of opportunity. I am looking way out there at "Draco" (Where the Hell do they get these names?) Looks like it is going to be pushing for the weekend. Right now it is a beautiful sunny day here and will prolly get up to about 75.
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After a disappointing start to the IRB Sevens World Series, defending Dubai Sevens champions England will face another tough task in Round Two.
Having failed to reach the Cup quarter finals in Australia at the weekend, England face the possibly of suffering a similar fate in Dubai with pool matches against South Africa, Samoa and Portugal.
Following their win on the Gold Coast, Fiji have an early lead in the Sevens World Series on 22 points ahead of New Zealand (19), South Africa (17), Kenya (15) and Argentina (13).
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Persephone snacked on pomegranate seeds in Hades and now our gas bills rocket in January.
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National Museum Cardiff Spring and Summer Guide 2012
What's On March - June 2012
National Museum Cardiff What's On Spring and Summer Guide March - June 2012 Exhibitions Family Fun Talks and Tours Music www.museumwales.ac.uk (029) 2039 7951 Exhibitions - all FREE Find out more online: www.museumwales.ac.uk David Jones: Engravings, Illustrations and Inscriptions Sat 10 March-Sun 15 July John Piper: The Mountains of Wales Queen Elizabeth II, 1952, Dorothy Wilding (hand-coloured by Beatrice Johnson) � William Hustler and Georgina Hustler/ National Portrait Gallery, London. Research and Reveal: Investigating French Art with the University of Bristol Opens Sat 24 March A fresh look at the Museum's collection of preImpressionist French paintings, researched and interpreted by postgraduate students from the University of Bristol. Funded by the Association of Art Historians. Sat 11 FebruarySun 13 May The Queen: Art and Image Until Sun 29 April To mark The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, an in-depth exploration of the most striking and resonant images of Elizabeth II, spanning her reign. Organised by National Portrait Gallery, London. Free guided tours every Thursday & Sunday, 2pm. This exhibition showcases an extraordinary private collection of works by John Piper, depicting the mountains of Snowdonia, north Wales. Titian's Diana and Actaeon on tour Thur 19 April-Sun 17 June Purchased by the National Gallery and National Galleries of Scotland in 2009 after a two-year fundraising campaign, this masterpiece of Renaissance art will be displayed in Wales for the first time in its colourful history. Captain Scott: South for Science Until Sun 13 May Captain Scott's expedition to the South Pole a hundred years ago explored this last great frontier and brought back new knowledge of the continent's rocks, weather and wildlife. 2 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2039 7951 Through the Magic Mirror: The World of Anthony Browne Sat 2 JuneSun 23 September Anthony Browne is a picture book artist whose pictures often tell more of the story than the words. Through the Magic Mirror: The World of Anthony Browne brings Anthony's work to life, with real street scenes including the infamous Willy the Wimp, the character said to be based on Anthony himself. In this exhibition you can see artwork from My Mum and My Dad; walk through the back yard from Changes; take a stroll in the park or visit a life-size gorilla in the zoo, showcasing artwork from Little Beauty. You can also enter the forest where Anthony Browne's fairytale adaptations can be found, including Hansel and Gretel, Me and You, Bear Hunt and The Tunnel. A touring exhibition from Seven Stories, the national centre for children's books. � Anthony Browne Wildlife Photographer of the Year Sat 16 June-Wed 19 September One of the most prestigious competitions of its kind, the Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition 2012 showcases the very best in photographic images of the natural world. Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year is co-owned by the Natural History Museum and BBC Wildlife Magazine and is sponsored by Veolia Environment. � David Fettes (UK) Pool of Hippos The Exhibitionists Thu 28 June-Sun 19 August Amgueddfa Cymru in collaboration with BBC Wales will give five members of the public access to the national art collection. As part of BBC Wales's new ground-breaking art series The Exhibitionists, we will open the doors to treasures of the national collection. Two of the five people will curate an exhibition at the Museum which will be on show this summer. 3 Family Activities We have so much going on this spring that we don't have room to fit it all in here! Don't forget � you can get even more information online www.museumwales.ac.uk/what's on Clore Discovery Centre Discover and handle hundreds of museum objects. Pick up a trail to help you explore the galleries or bring in your mystery object and we'll help you identify it. Family activities at 2pm each weekend and every day during school holidays, 11am-4pm. Archaeology Family Workshop Tue 17 April-Fri 20 April, 11am, 1pm & 3pm `Deep Time' Cartoon Workshops. The Shape Game Sat 2-Tue 5 June, 11am, 1pm & 3pm Take part in craft activities which complement our new exhibition, Through the Magic Mirror: The World of Anthony Browne. Antarctic Explorers Sat 10 & Sun 11 March, 11am-4pm Become an Antarctic Explorer and discover how people and animals survive in this amazing frozen environment. Part of National Science and Engineering week. Easter Egg Hunt Fri 6-Mon 9 April, 11am-4pm Can you find the eggs hidden around the Museum? Find them all to win a prize. Sustainable Supermarket Sweep Tue 5-Sat 9 June, 11am, 1pm & 3pm Shop to feed your family in a challenge to provide the healthiest meal that doesn't cost the earth. Take-away easy seasonal recipes to make at home. Collaged Landscapes Tue 10-Sun 15 April, 11am, 1pm & 3pm Work with an artist to explore the work of John Piper and make your own collaged landscape to take home. 4 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2039 7951 Understanding our World Sat 30 June, 11am-4pm Meet our curators and discover how their work is an important part of protecting and understanding nature. You can take a tour behind the scenes and take part in a family challenge sustainable supermarket sweep! Part of Cardiff's Good Living Festival. Some tours may be unsuitable for visitors with restricted mobility, please call: (029) 2057 3148 for further information. Peregrines on the Clock Tower April-July Come and watch Cardiff's resident peregrine falcons on the screen in the Main Hall as they nest on City Hall's Clock Tower. Free Family Book on Arrival Hands on 5 Links with landmark television series commissioned by BBC Cymru Wales and the Open University in Wales Tours, Talks, Concerts and more Daily Guided Tour: Highlights of Art 12.30pm for 30 minutes The Currency of Portraits. Dr Kevin Clancy, Director, The Royal Mint Museum. In conjunction with The Queen: Art and Image. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 2 March, 1.05pm Guided Tour: Origins: in search of early Wales Every Sat & Sun, 11.45am for 30 minutes Music Nation Cymru Sat 3 & Sun 4 March, 11am, 1pm & 3pm Young musicians from music authorities across Wales perform in ensembles as part of the UK - wide Music Nation Weekend. Guided Tour: The Queen: Art and Image Until 29 April, every Thur & Sun, 2pm for 30 minutes. Behind the Scenes: Biodiversity Tue 6 March, 1.05pm Find out more about our research and how we look after and document the thousands of insects, molluscs, plants, vertebrates and marine life in our care. Tours change each month. Some tours may be unsuitable for visitors with restricted mobility; call: (029) 2057 3148 for advice. St David's Day Celebrations Thu 1 March Concert 1.15pm Fanfares & Flourishes, by students from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama Talk 2.15pm The Life of Winnifred, Countess of Dundonald; the last of the Lloyds of Gwrych, by Mark Baker, Phd Archaeology, School of Archaeology, History and Religious Studies, Cardiff University. Cardiff Coffee Concert: Gail Pearson & Andrew OwensMatthews Sun 4 March, 11.30am Britten: On This Island Ravel: Cinq M�lodies Populaires Grecques Advance tickets*: Adults �8.80, Concessions �6.60 from New Theatre Box Office: (029) 2087 8889, or www.museumwales.ac.uk. Small number of tickets available on the door on the day of the concert: �10. *Includes handling fee. Origins Lunchtime Talk Wed 7 March, 1.05pm Invisible Crafts: the Perishable Material Culture of Prehistory. Dr Linda Hurcombe, Department of Archaeology, Exeter University. 6 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2039 7951 Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 9 March, 1.05pm An introduction to the exhibition John Piper: The Mountains of Wales and Piper's work in Snowdonia and the rest of Wales. Melissa Munro, Art Department. Lunchtime Concert Sun 18 March, 1pm Students from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama perform work by Masters of The Queen's Music; marking the exhibition of The Queen's portraits. Science Evening Lecture Wed 21 March, 7.30pm Phoenix from the Ashes: the Origin of the Chemical Elements. Investigating the development of chemical elements in the 13.7 billion years since the beginning of the universe. It is a picture that appears almost, but not quite, complete. Professor Mike Edmunds, School of Physics and Astronomy, Cardiff University. Joint event with Cardiff Scientific Society. Suitable for age 12+. Reardon Smith Theatre. Behind the Scenes: Geology Tue 13 March, 1.05pm Find out more about our research and how we identify, look after and keep track of the thousands of rocks, fossils and minerals in our care. Tours change each month. Some tours may be unsuitable for visitors with restricted mobility; call: (029) 2057 3148 for advice. Behind the Scenes: Art Tue 20 March, 1.05pm Mountcutting for watercolours and drawings. Numbers limited. Origins Lunchtime Talk Wed 21 March, 1.05pm Metalwork to Manuscript: The Celtic contribution to Insular Art. Susan Youngs, Institute of Archaeology, Oxford. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 23 March, 1.05pm John Piper: Abstraction and Figuration. Dr. Karin Hiscock, Independent Art Historian. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 16 March, 1.05pm Behind the lines � a geological interpretation of Piper's Snowdonia works. Dr Richard Bevins, Keeper of Geology. Free Charge Adults Booking by telephone Book on Arrival Talk Tour Concert 7 Links with landmark television series commissioned by BBC Cymru Wales and the Open University in Wales Natural History Open Day Sat 24 March, 10am-4pm Bookable family activies at 11am, 1pm & 3.15pm. Meet the natural history curators and visit the stands in the Main Hall to see some of the 5 million specimens from our stores. Book onto a special tour to explore the collections housed behind the scenes (suitable for age 8+). Behind the Scenes: Archaeology Tue 27 March, 1.05pm Conservation Lab: The Wet Stuff. Film Screening: Behind the Scenes: Biodiversity Tue 3 April, 1.05pm See 6 March for details. Scott of the Antarctic (U � 1948) Wed 28 March, 11am Introduced by Tom Sharpe, Exhibition Curator Scott: South for Science. Origins Lunchtime Talk Wed 4 April, 1.05pm A Celebration of discoveries in Pontnewydd Cave Neanderthals in Wales. Elizabeth Walker, Archaeology Department. Size of Wales Talk Sat 24 March, 2pm-3pm Size of Wales: How Wales is contributing to rain forest conservation. What have rainforests got to do with us in Wales? What has size got to do with it? Danielle Johnson will look at how a range of businesses, schools and colleges have joined together to help protect an area of tropical forest literally the Size of Wales. Joint event with the Royal Geographical Society. Suitable for age 12+. Scott Lunchtime Talk Wed 28 March,1.05pm The Heart of the Great Alone: Scott, Shackleton and Antarctic Photography. Sophie Gordon, Senior Curator of Photographs, The Royal Collection. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 6 April, 1.05pm An introduction to David Jones: Engravings, Illustrations and Inscriptions Behind the Scenes: Geology Tue 10 April, 1.05pm See 13 March for details. Organ Recital Fri 30 March, 1pm A recital on the WilliamsWynn 18th-century organ. Sponsored by the Friends of the Museum. 8 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2039 7951 Field Trip Sat 21 April John Piper in Snowdonia � follow in the artist's footsteps with Art and Geology curators. Details coming soon; www.museumwales.ac.uk Panel Discussion Captain Scott: South for Science Thu 26 April, 2pm-4pm Join our experts for an Antarctic afternoon, Booking essential: (029) 2057 3148. Cardiff Coffee Concert: Badke String Quartet Sun 15 April, 11.30am Maxwell Davies: A Sad Pavan for these Distracted Tymes Thomas Tomkins: A Sad Pavan for these Distracted Tymes Britten: String Quartet No.3, Op.94 Mendelssohn: String Quartet in F minor, Op.80 For ticket details see 4 March. Behind the Scenes: Archaeology Tue 24 April, 1.05pm Artefact Study Room: Collections in Store. Organ Recital Fri 27 April, 1pm See 30 March for details. Natural History Lunchtime Talk Wed 25 April, 1.05pm Diatoms - indicators of environmental change. Ingrid J�ttner, Biodiversity Department. Behind the Scenes: Biodiversity Tue 1 May 1.05pm See 6 March for details. Origins Lunchtime Talk Wed 2 May, 1.05pm Pots of cash: recent coin hoards from Wales. Edward Besly, Archaeology Department. Behind the Scenes: Art Tue 17 April, 1.05pm The Prints and Drawings Study Room. Numbers limited. National Museum of Art Lecture Series Wed 25 April, 6.30pm A talk on an aspect of the Museum's art collection by a guest speaker. Tickets �5 & �4. To book call: 0844 415 4100. Supported by the Art Fund. Free Concert Charge Family Adults Hands on Booking by telephone Book on Arrival Talk Tour 9 Links with landmark television series commissioned by BBC Cymru Wales and the Open University in Wales Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 4 May, 1.05pm A recent contemporary metalwork acquisition: Homura I by Takahiro Yede. Rachel Conroy, Art Department. Behind the Scenes: Art Tue 15 May, 1.05pm Paintings in Store. Numbers limited. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 18 May, 1.05pm What is Realist Art? Ed Lilley, Senior Lecturer, History of Art Department, University of Bristol. Behind the Scenes: Geology Tue 8 May, 1.05pm See 13 March for details. Adult Learners Week Workshops: Burying Bronze! Tue 15-Thu 17 May, 2pm-4pm Meet museum archaeologists and conservators, who will talk about their work investigating Bronze Age finds from across Wales. Handle ancient bronzes from the collections and uncover some of the stories behind these objects. Why did Bronze Age people choose to bury their most valued possessions? Exhibition Guided Tour Fri 18 May, 2.30pm Meet the student curators for a tour of the Research and Reveal exhibition. National Museum of Art Lecture Series Wed 9 May, 6.30pm John Piper: an artist in time and in history. Professor Frances Spalding, CBE Tickets �5 & �4. To book call: 0844 415 4100. Supported by the Art Fund. Natural History Day Conference Sat 19 May, 10.15am-4pm Unknown Wales: A celebration of Welsh wildlife. This day conference will celebrate the new discoveries and new thinking on wildlife in Wales, whether on land or in our seas. Joint event with the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. Suitable for age 12+. Call: (029) 2057 3148 to book; leave your details and number of places required. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 11 May, 1.05pm Titian's Diana and Actaeon: painting as poetry. Carol Plazzotta, Myojin Curator of 16th Century Painting, National Gallery. Origins Lunchtime Talk Wed 16 May, 1.05pm Making an Impression: British medieval seals and sealing practices. Dr Elizabeth New, Department of History and Welsh History, Aberystwyth University. 10 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2039 7951 International Day for Biodiversity Sat 19 May, 10am-4pm Natural history activities for the whole family. Find out how you can help protect the amazing life on our planet, from the beach to the garden! Behind the Scenes: Archaeology Tue 22 May, 1.05pm Conservation Lab: Analysing metal objects. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 1 June, 1.05pm History and Illusionism Granet's Choir of the Capuchin Church. Stephen Bann, Emeritus Professor of History of Art, University of Bristol. Lunchtime Concert Sun 20 May, 1pm Performance by students from the Guitar Department at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. National Museum of Art Lecture Series Wed 23 May, 6.30pm The influence of Josiah Wedgwood. Gayle Blake Roberts, Director, Wedgwood Museum. Tickets �5 & �4. To book call: 0844 415 4100. Supported by the Art Fund. Exhibition Guided Tour Fri 1 June. 2.30pm Meet the student curators for a tour of the Research and Reveal exhibition. Origins Lunchtime Talk Wed 6 June, 1.05pm Roman Brooches: Regional Patterns and Personal Taste. Evan Chapman, Archaeology Department. Organ Recital Fri 25 May, 1pm See 30 March for details. Geology Lunchtime Talk Wed 30 May, 1.05pm A lovely day on the beach holiday geology in south Wales. Christian Baars, Geology Department. Free Charge Family Adults Booking by telephone Book on Arrival Talk Tour Concert 11 Links with landmark television series commissioned by BBC Cymru Wales and the Open University in Wales Lunchtime Concert Sun 10 June, 1pm Performance by students from the Composition & Creative Music Technology Departments at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. Behind the Scenes: Art Fri 19 June, 1.05pm Nannau - a closer look at some of the objects and the research materials. Evening Recital 21 June, 7pm Venetian masterworks by Giovanni Gabrieli and his contemporaries performed by QuintEssential Sackbut and Cornett Ensemble, Grace Davidson, soprano and Steven Harrold, tenor. Tickets: �15 from www.gregynogfestival.org or (01686) 207100 and at the door, subject to availability. Behind the Scenes: Geology Tue 12 June, 1.05pm See 13 March for details. Origins Lunchtime Talk Wed 20 June, 1.05pm Shopping-mall CSI: Archaeological conservation in the community. Dana Goodburn-Brown, AmTec Co-operative. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 22 June, 1.05pm Anthony Browne discusses his own books. Art Lunchtime Talk Fri 15 June, 1.05pm Picture books and Philosophy for Children. Jo Bowers, Senior Lecturer, Primary English, University of Wales Institute Cardiff. In conjunction with the exhibition Through the Magic Mirror: The World of Anthony Browne. Afternoon Recital Thu 21 June, 2.30pm With harpist Rhodri Davies including John Cage's Sounds of Venice. Behind the Scenes: Archaeology Tue 26 June, 1.05pm Artefact Study Room: Roman Brooches. Geology Lunchtime Talk Wed 27 June, 1.05pm Further advances in sourcing the Stonehenge bluestones. Richard Bevins, Keeper of Geology. Find out more about all of these events and sign up for our e-newsletter at www.museumwales.ac.uk Open: Tues-Sun & most Bank Holiday Mondays, 10am-5pm. How to find us: Located in Cardiff's Civic Centre. Take J32 from the M4 southbound onto the A470, following signs for the city centre. From Cardiff Central bus and train station, take the `Free b' city centre bus to Greyfriars Road. Details correct at time of printing. Please check www.museumwales.ac.uk before making a special journey. Organ Recital Fri 29 June, 1pm See 30 March for details. 12 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2039 7951


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ROCKVILLE, Md., April 25, 2007-The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the entry of a Consent Decree of Permanent Injunction against PharmaFab Inc., its subsidiary, PFab LP, and two company officials, Mark Tengler, PharmaFab's president, and Russ McMahen, PFab's vice president of scientific affairs, to stop the illegal manufacture and distribution of prescription and over-the-counter drug products. The products are illegal because they are not produced according to the required current good manufacturing practice (CGMP) and many also lack required FDA approval. The case was filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
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In this forty-eighth (48th) "scripture roundtable" from The Interpreter Foundation, Craig Foster, Cassandra Hedelius, and Stephen Smoot discuss lesson 44 from the 2013 Gospel Doctrine manual:
Owing to scheduling difficulties — much of the problem caused by Yours Truly — we had fallen seriously behind schedule. However, thanks to the efforts of loyal, committed, hard-working volunteers, the Interpreter "roundtables" are now back on schedule. My sincere thanks to all who have helped.
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Why is Emperor rated PG-13?
Official MPAA Rating: Emperor is rated PG-13 for for violent content, brief strong language and smoking (historical).
Violence: Mass destruction is seen after nuclear bombs are dropped. Actual wartime footage of the bomb dropping is included. Black and white photos of a Japanese soldier about to decapitate a man are very briefly seen. Discussions of men taking their own lives to avoid arrest are heard. A gunshot is heard and a man is seen with his head lying on a blood-covered desk after taking his life. Another character shoots himself behind an obscure glass window, with blood spurting onto the glass. A man is hit by a rock, leaving a small bloody wound on his forehead. A man, after consuming multiple drinks in a bar, engages in a fight with other men who are making derogatory remarks toward him.
Sexual Content: Prostitutes are depicted. A man and woman kiss passionately.
Language: A single sexual expletive is heard along with other infrequent profanities.
Drugs/Alcohol: Many scenes depict smoking. A few scenes depict drinking, sometimes to the point of drunkenness. An intoxicated man starts a fight in a bar.


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Was Benjamin Netanyahu's handcrafted shmura matzah thrown out after he so publicly rolled it, patted it and put it in the oven this week?
That's what several Israeli media outlets are claiming, with some speculating that the Kfar Chabad matzah bakery that hosted the prime minister's videotaped baking spree trashed his unleavened bread because is not Orthodox.
Not true, say Chabad officials. A New York-based spokesman for Chabad told JTA that not only were Netanyahu's matzahs not disposed of, but that they are perfectly kosher and are in a box bound for some lucky person's seder table. (They're unmarked, so don't bother searching for it so you can auction it on eBay.) "One of the guys at the bakery told me, 'I'd be happy to bring the matzah he baked into my home for Pesach,'" the spokesman, who did not want his name used, said.
The reason for the matzah misinformation?
According to Haaretz, one non-Chabad haredi Orthodox media outlet, Kikar Shabbat, wrote that "matzo is supposed to be made by people who follow the way of Torah." That site, in writing about Netanyahu's matzah factory visit, referred to him as "the architect of criminal sanctions," a reference to his support for drafting haredi Orthodox Jews into the Israel Defense Forces.
Adding to the confusion is that according to the Chabad spokesman, some other matzahs from the batch made during Netanyahu's visit did end up in the garbage can because, what with large number of journalists and photographers crowding around, not all the matzahs met the shmura matzah standard, which requires "that you could account for everything it came into contact with, from harvest to baking."
That's the way the matzah crumbles.
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Jordan Mills played left guard Monday for the first time since the Bears announced plans to shift him there in Matt Slauson's place. The second-year player, who started all 16 games at right tackle last season and — with the exception of missing one game with foot soreness — this year, said it was different.
Bears promote David Bass, add offensive lineman, put Lamarr Houston on shelf
The Bears moved Monday to fill the roster void left by Lamarr Houston, promoting David Bass from the practice squad and signing tackle Jason Weaver to take his place. Bass played 13 games for the Bears and started one last season, recording 20 1/2 tackles and returning an interception for a touchdown. At 6-5, 305
Bears chairman: Fans have every right to be upset, boo the team
Bears chairman George McCaskey discussed the team's slow start on Comcast SportsNet's "Bears Huddle" show Wednesday and defended fans who booed the Bears at Soldier Field. "They have every right to be [upset]," McCaskey said. "We're 3-5. That's a losing record. We're winless at home and that doesn't fit the formula for making it to
The Onion pokes fun at Jay Cutler, Bears
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"Fahrenheit 451″ by Ray Bradbury
In Ray Bradbury's classic novel, "Fahrenheit 451," the main character, Guy Montag, lives in a world where books are illegal. Not only is reading against the law, but firefighters' job is not to put out fires, but to set books on fire. As a fireman himself, Montag starts to question the illegal nature of books after he sees a woman who would rather die than see her books torched. When Montag meets his new next-door neighbor, Clarisse, she helps him see a world where people think, talk and read rather than punch buttons and look at computer screens. When it comes to teaching teenagers the importance of reading and critical thinking, "Fahrenheit 451″ has some great lessons.
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Excellent books. Other young adult spin-offs include Veronica Roth's Divergent series, Kiera Cass' Selection books, and of course, who could forget the Ender's Game series by Orson Scott Card? Thanks.
This isn't exactly a cause..
But it was still interesting to read!
There was a book I read in University, well two of them, can't remeber what they were though. One was where a society was split in two, the women running the cities, and the men fought. As you read though it it seemed like the men were in control, but the end was actually quite a twist.
There was a second one about a race of beings who were living in a utopia. Then humans found them, and men found them quite attractive, to the point they tried to force themselves upon them. It ended up these being developed a defencive mechanisim whereby any man who slept with them died.
"Lois Lowrys The Giver is a childrens book, but that doesnt mean that teenagers wont enjoy it"
Huh, The Giver was actually book of the month in a book club for teenagers I was in back in the 1990's. I was in my late teens when I read it for the first time, and I was blown away by it. It was the best book I had read at the time, and I didn't find it childish at all. Upon re-reading it in my early 30's, I can only say that it's still one of the best books I have read.
The sequels "gathering blue" and "messnger" aren't the same level. I'm looking forward to "Son" which will be published in October.
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Thanks Donald T. for reminding me about "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess. If that isn't dystopian literature, then I don't know what is. But not sure I'd recommend it for youngsters. The book is actually difficult to read until you get used to the language Burgess used to write it in (lots of invented slang). The movie is not for the faint of heart (it includes explicit violence and sex) but every once in a while, I just have to watch it again.
The best speculative and sci-fiction writers make us think about what's already happening, and what "could" happen. So many predictions and speculations from great writers have come true.
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text: In what is becoming a heated battle to replace Chipper Jones at third base, Chris Johnson and Juan Francisco continue one-upping each other. Johnson homered as part of a three-hit effort Sunday, leading the Braves' 2-1 win over the Mets at Tradition Field. Battling Francisco for the right to replace the retired Jones as Atlanta's starter at third, Johnson is batting .340 with three home runs this spring.