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Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis
© WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Editor: Joe P. Richmond, Chairman of the Editorial Board: Eric N. Jacobsen
Impact Factor: 5.663
ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2014: 2/72 (Chemistry Applied); 6/58 (Chemistry Organic)
Online ISSN: 1615-4169
Associated Title(s): Angewandte Chemie International Edition, Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry, Chemistry - A European Journal, Chemistry – An Asian Journal, ChemCatChem, European Journal of Organic Chemistry
Notice to Authors 2016
1. General Information
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis is an international journal dedicated to the advancement of efficient and practical synthesis, which is a joint effort by academic and industrial chemists to meet the global and societal challenges with which chemistry is faced in the 21st Century. The journal brings together chemists from various areas of research including synthetic organic chemistry, organometallics, metal-complex catalysis, organic catalysis, biocatalysis, biotechnology, and process chemistry. Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis succeeds the time-honored German "Journal für Praktische Chemie" (founded 1828).
From 2016, the journal is published online only and color can be used at no charge to the authors.
Manuscripts should be submitted in English to the editor, Joe P. Richmond, via ScholarOneTM Manuscripts. Online submission is mandatory.
Prepare your manuscript in keeping with the guidelines given below (§3 and §4). Please use the manuscript templates, which are available on the Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis homepage.
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2. Aims and Scope
Although total synthesis reached extraordinary levels of sophistication in the last century, the development of practical and efficient synthetic methodologies is still in its infancy. Achieving chemical reactions that are highly selective, economical, safe, resource- and energy-efficient, and environmentally benign is a primary challenge to chemistry in this century. Realizing this goal will demand the highest level of scientific creativity, insight and understanding in a combined effort by academic, government and industrial chemists and engineers.
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis promotes that process by publishing high-impact research results reporting the development and application of efficient synthetic methodologies and strategies for organic targets that range from pharmaceuticals to organic materials. Homogeneous catalysis, biocatalysis, organocatalysis and heterogeneous catalysis directed towards organic synthesis are playing an ever increasing role in achieving synthetic efficiency. Asymmetric catalysis remains a topic of central importance. In addition, Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis includes other areas that are making a contribution to green synthesis, such as synthesis design, reaction techniques, flow chemistry and continuous processing, multiphase catalysis, green solvents, catalyst immobilization and recycling, separation science and process development.
Practical processes involve development of effective integrated strategies, from an elegant synthetic route based on mechanistic and structural insights at the molecular level through to process optimization at larger scales. These endeavors often entail a multidisciplinary approach that spans the broad fields of chemistry, biology, and engineering and involve contributions from academic, government, and industrial laboratories.
The unique focus of Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis has rapidly made it the leading organic chemistry and catalysis journal. The goal of Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis is to help inspire a new era of chemical science, based on the efforts of synthetic chemists and on interdisciplinary collaboration, so that chemistry will make an even greater contribution to the quality of life than it does now.
3. Categories of Contributions
Commentaries are editorial statements by the editors or by other responsible leaders from academia, industry and politics on issues of relevance to the goals of the journal and of importance to the chemical community. The subjects discussed can range widely, from questions directly concerned with synthetic science to those at the interface of chemistry with social and global problems associated with the health, materials, food, energy, environment, and many others. Commentaries are generally written upon invitation. Unsolicited manuscripts are welcome, as long as they fit into the concept of the journal.
Reviews are concise overviews of developments in a given area of high interest to the readership. As with other sections of the journal, the areas covered are not restricted to synthesis, but can include theoretical or mechanistic studies, separation science, reaction techniques and other subjects that are of interest to the practical synthetic chemist. The value added, above and beyond what one gets from compiling the results of a literature search, is that the authors apply their expertise and experience to critically analyze all of the literature available and provide the reader with a conceptual, comparative survey, using selected examples to illustrate the principles involved. The author places the subject into the broader scientific context for the benefit of non-specialist readers. In the coverage of a given methodology, not only the scope but also the limitations should be discussed. The practical utility and the future potential of the area should be central themes of the coverage. To the extent possible, the authors are encouraged to provide optimized experimental procedures, which have not been published previously. The material should be presented simply and understandably so that the broad readership of the journal can rapidly grasp the essential aspects of the area. A biographical sketch (maximum length 800 characters) and a portrait-quality photograph of the author(s) should be submitted. Reviews are generally written upon invitation. Unsolicited manuscripts are welcome, as long as they fit into the concept of the journal.
Communications report results of scientific studies that have not previously been published and whose immediate significance to the readership justifies their urgent publication. The authors are requested to address the question of usefulness and practical potential of the work presented, which will be taken into consideration during the peer-reviewing process. Essential experimental details for new methodology are required, including, for example, information on catalyst preparation and characterization, catalyst loading and reaction times. This should be summarized in a section with the heading Experimental Section at the end of the manuscript before the acknowledgments and references. Full experimental details, spectroscopic data, spectra and chromatograms used to determine er or dr are required and should be submitted as supporting information (see "Supporting Information" below). The rest of the text should not have headings. Since full experimental details are required, these are not preliminary publications, but are the definitive publication of the results reported.
Full Papers give a detailed report of significant results not published previously. The role of a full paper has changed since supporting information with full experimental details is now routinely published with communications. For a full paper to qualify for publication in Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis, it has to contain new results that are important in their own right and represent a significant advance. Results that have been previously published, for example in a communication, need to be clearly identified as such. The usefulness and future potential of the work should be discussed. Complete experimental details should be included in the experimental section. The supporting information should contain non-essential experimental information (e.g., routine use of a known method), characterization data, spectra of compounds made, and chromatograms used to determine er or dr. The length of the manuscript depends on the amount of scientific content being presented.
Updates allow authors to report new advances and insights obtained for projects that are being actively pursued; e.g., improvements in catalyst synthesis, reaction conditions, etc. These advances are expected to have significant practical impact, but need not have the urgency of communications or the scope of full papers.
Book Reviews give critical evaluations of recently published books or multimedia products of interest to the readership. Publishers should send books directly to the editor. Unsolicited books will not be returned.
4. Preparation of Manuscripts
See the instructions above for online submission.
Unless stated otherwise, the following instructions apply to all sections of the journal, except for Commentaries and Book Reviews.
Title page information includes title (see below); authors names and alphabetical references as superscripts ([a], [b], [c], etc.) referring to addresses, and an asterisk to denote the correspondence author; affiliations of all the authors including the full postal address; for the correspondence author(s), fax number, e-mail address, and home page (if available). A dedication is allowed.
Title should accurately describe the work reported. To facilitate electronic searching, the title should contain keywords such as the type of reaction, starting materials, products, and catalyst. It should reflect the scope and not be more general than the results reported; e.g., do not say "alkyl halides" if the scope was limited to benzylic or allylic halides. Do not use subjective descriptors such as novel, new, innovative, original, first, highly, or facile, which do not have quantifiable scientific meaning. The title should not contain chemical symbols (e.g., Pd-Catalyzed should be Palladium-Catalyzed) or chemical formulas (e.g., FeCl3 should be Iron(III) Chloride).
Abstract should be brief (600–2000 characters) and not too technical. The purpose of the research, the principal results, and the conclusions should be summarized concisely and objectively. The scope and limitations of the work need to be clearly stated.
Table of Contents (reviews only) should contain Arabic numbers for the sections and subsections (e.g. 1, 1.1, 1.2, etc.).
Keywords should be given in alphabetical order. At least four keywords from the keyword catalogue should be included to aid online searching.
Introduction (the heading is only for reviews and full papers, optional for updates) should state the nature of the work and why it was undertaken. Put the work into the context of other work in the field, both by the authors and other groups, including pertinent references. Work of others should be described objectively and fairly. Directly relevant work should be discussed and not hidden in a list of references.
Results and Discussion (the heading is only required for full papers, optional for updates) may be combined or kept separate and may be further divided by subheadings. This section should not be cluttered with technical details. The discussion should not only summarize the scope and limitations of the work, but also make a comparative evaluation of its practical significance and the potential for further development. To what extent do the results satisfy the initial expectations? What further improvements are necessary? For synthetic methodology, the discussion of scope and limitations should include consideration of isolated yield, selectivity, scale, catalyst stability, catalyst loading, reaction times, temperature restrictions, functional group compatibility, restrictions in solvent or conditions, wastes produced, and also an indication if further work is necessary to determine the general applicability. Mechanistic proposals should not be made without any supporting data or solely on the basis of computational data; solid experimental evidence should be provided. The structures of organometallic catalysts and reagents should not be overly speculative, for example, empirically made merely according to the stoichiometry of the precursory ingredients. This is often an oversimplification: the characterization of organometallic catalysts and reagents is difficult, because of the instability, sensitivity and equilibration with other species.
Conclusion (the heading is only for full papers, optional for updates) objectively summarizes the results obtained and addresses questions such as: To what extent do the results satisfy the initial expectations? What further improvements are necessary? Subjective exaggerations of the importance of the work reported do not belong in the conclusion section or anywhere else in the manuscript.
Experimental Section (full papers, updates and communications) should be given in full detail so that others can repeat your work.
- Equipment and conditions used for the measurement of physical data, as well as any enzymes or nucleic acids used, should be described at the beginning of the experimental section.
- The source and purity of reagents and catalysts obtained commercially should be given.
- For catalytic methodologies, the catalyst preparation and characterization should be described in detail (unless it is commercially available).
- In so far as practical, authors should use a systematic name for each title compound in the experimental section.
- Common abbreviations and acronyms can be used (e.g., mmol, h, THF, binap). Chemical formulas can be used in the experimental section for common solvents, reagents, elements and catalysts (e.g., MeOH, CsOAc, Pd, CuBr2).
- In the individual experimental procedures, quantities of reactants, solvents, etc. should be included, and placed in parentheses rather than in the running text, e.g., Ph3SnCl (0.964 g, 2.5 mmol) in toluene (20 mL). Information on catalyst loading (or S/C ratio or TON) and on reaction times (or TOF or rate) must be included. Physical data (using SI units whenever possible) should be quoted with decimal points and negative exponents (e.g., 25.8 J K−1mol−1).
- All yields should refer to isolated and purified products; color, physical appearance, weight and percentage yield of product should be reported. Product yields determined by HPLC or GC are not acceptable, since they are not accurate without co-injection of authentic samples; in such cases, only conversion of starting materials can be reported. Isolated yields are needed for synthetic methodologies and a representative example on a preparative scale is generally required.
- Enantiomeric purity can be expressed as enantiomeric excess (ee) or enantiomeric ratio (er); er is preferred and should be expressed either as a ratio, xx:1, or as a percentage, yy:zz. For diastereomers, only the diastereomeric ratio (dr) is acceptable and should be expressed as a percentage, yy:zz. The use of % selectivity should be abandoned.
- Optimized experimental procedures reported in Reviews should be incorporated into the text where appropriate following the instructions above regarding content and style.
For all known compounds, a reference to characterization data in the literature should be provided, whether they are made by a procedure that is published or new. The structure and purity of all known compounds made by new procedures and all new compounds should be verified by characterization data; in a supporting information file (see below), original spectra (1H NMR, 13C NMR, MS, chromatograms for, e.g., er/dr determination) need to be provided. The identity and purity of all new compounds should be additionally verified by elemental analysis, to an accuracy of within ±0.4%, or by HR-MS, within ±0.003 of the calculated value.
Acknowledgements should be as brief as possible and placed before the references. It should acknowledge the sources of funding for the research and the help of others, such as by useful discussions, technical assistance or the gift of chemicals.
References should be included for work related to the study being reported. The number of self-citations needs to be limited to those that are directly related to the work reported. In the text the numbers should be typed in square brackets as superscripts (e.g., Noyori[3]) and, if applicable, after punctuation. The references need to be converted to text before submission; they must not be linked to the reference numbers. The initials of the authors in the references need to be placed before the last names. Journal titles should be abbreviated according to the Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index (CASSI); unpublished results and lectures should only be cited for exceptional reasons. Please follow the examples below (page range is optional but should be consistent throughout).
Journals: [1] a) H. Miyamura, A. Suzuki, T. Yasukawa, S. Kobayashi, Adv. Synth. Catal. 2015, 357, 3815–3819; b) Y.-Q. Fang, P. M. Tadross, E. N. Jacobsen, J. Am. Chem. Soc 2014, 136, 17966–17968.
[2] J. H. Schrittwieser, S. Velikogne, W. Kroutil, Adv. Synth. Catal. 2015, 357, 1655ndash;1685, and references cited therein.
Books without editor: [3] E. M. Carreira, L. Kvaerno, Classics in Stereoselective Synthesis, Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, 2008.
Books with editor: [4] F. Rascón, C. Copéret, in: Catalysis. From Principles to Applications (Eds.: M. Beller, A. Renken, R. A. van Santen), Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, 2012, pp 401–419.
Miscellaneous: [5] a) T. Aratani, H. Yoshihara, G. Susukamo (Sumitomo Chemical Company), US Patent 4,552,972, 4,603,218, 1985; Chem. Abstr. 1985, 103, 71551m; b) A. Student, PhD thesis, University of Cambridge (U.K.), 1998; c) P. Knochel, Science of Synthesis 2004, Vol. 3, pp. 5–90; d) M. T. Reetz, X. Li, Synthesis 2005, 3183–3185; e) D. E. Bergbreiter, J. Li, Top. Curr. Chem. 2004, 242, 113–176.
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UNHCR hopes Australian court decision means end to ordeal at sea
News Stories, 11 September 2001
CANBERRA, Sept 11 (UNHCR) – The UN refugee agency expressed its hopes that an Australian Federal Court decision issued September 11 will bring a quick end to the two-week ordeal of the asylum seekers rescued at sea by the Norwegian ship Tampa. The Court ordered the return to Australia of over 400 asylum seekers en route to Papua New Guinea on board the Australian Naval vessel HMAS Manoora. UNHCR said in a statement that it hopes that the asylum seekers will now be granted speedy access to fair and effective procedures for determining their status and protection needs in Australia, without further delay.
The asylum seekers were transferred to the Manoora on September 3 after spending over a week stranded aboard the Tampa near Australia's Christmas Island. During the week-long standoff, UNHCR had urged the three governments involved – Australia, Indonesia and Norway – to meet and resolve the impasse. At UNHCR-hosted meetings in Geneva on August 31 and September 1 with the three countries as well as New Zealand, UNHCR proposed a three-point solution involving temporary disembarkation of the asylum seekers on Australia's Christmas Island, the nearest possible landing point to the Tampa, screening of the asylum seekers, and resettlement to third countries.
Australia decided to move the people to the Manoora as part of a plan brokered with the Pacific island nation of Nauru and New Zealand to take in the asylum seekers for screening. The Republic of Nauru had requested UNHCR's participation in screening the asylum seekers, if and when they arrived on the island. The group was en route to Papua New Guinea, from where they were to be flown to Nauru and New Zealand when the Federal Court made its ruling.
Also currently on board the Manoora are an additional 200 people intercepted at sea by Australia on September 8. The Federal Court case, filed by Australian civil rights groups, focuses only on the original group of asylum seekers from the Tampa, however, and it is as yet unclear how the ruling might impact the second group of 200.
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- Salzburg, taken aback by number of refugees, scrambled to set up reception facilities
- UNHCR and CHEP to improve delivery of life-saving refugee aid with supply chain study
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- More than 20,000 people risk all on Indian Ocean to reach safety: UNHCR report
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2 Mar 2013
I use a low tech projector from time to time when I paint or use pastels; in creating a work with pastels from pictures, I decided to try the process and re-create photos I had taken long ago, before I had digital cameras. I just project the picture on the wall, focus it the best I can as the projector has a plastic lens, then set up my camera on a tripod and take about 30 second time lapses snapshots of the result.
The effect is similar to a Holga, I think. Blemishes on the wall fill in for scrates on the film, there's a natural fading, disjointing of the color and form of every composition. Vignetting also occurs naturally.
I take each shot in RAW format and in post processing in Adobe Bridge/Photoshop, I can then adjust color levels, to some extent, clarity, and temperature.
Here are a few examples... (see also my story about Coffee County, Ga)
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A stunning piece of work that grabbed my eye due to the contrast of the red poppy flower and the gray sky. Looking at this image in full view I was further blown away by the angle and perpsective. The angle is such that you can almost believe this is the last flower in the whole world. With the flower in the center frame and the composition to have the grass make a V on the flower was just all brillant on the photographers part. By a happy blessing the sky just adds so much more to this image, almost as if this flower is getting a blessing from above.
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the gray sky is a great background for the little red flower the green just really pops and u no i just love this whole picture!
Stunnig photo. @__@
This is stunning... I just love it.
Superb work!
Musím jen krásně souhlasit s kritikem: opravdu není těžké uvěřit, že to je poslední květina na světě.
so lonely... so beautiful...
Amazing photo!
Beautiful composition.
This is beautiful
Úžasná perspektiva i kompozice! A ty fantastické mraky v pozadí! Páni jo!
well done with the composition!
very nice
Lovely shot!
I like, how the flower seems to long for the sky...
Splendid pic!
Beautiful! It looks almost surreal.
Amazing work!!
very cool picture
♥ it!
I... love... those...clouds!
Splendidly unusual
you are, and always will be, one of my best inspirations.
Úžasná fotka mám jen jeden dotaz...ta obloha je upravovaná nebo je to opravdu zachycená realita? Protože je opravdu neskutečně úžasná
Excellent! I love poppies
Good spot : )
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great perspective and good post-processing
Beautiful ... really beautiful, I have been an amazing effect, "seems the rebirth of an angel" XD. I love it.


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On May 18, district staff and USACE Water Safety Mascot Bobber the Water Safety Dog will participate in the Sugar Land Skeeters Minor League Baseball team's "Emergency Response Night" to provide the public with information regarding drowning prevention and will participate in a variety of water safety events throughout the month.
As the leading provider of outdoor recreation on all federally-managed public lands in the U.S., the Corps has a dedicated focus on water safety by putting "safety first" and becoming "water aware" when participating in water-related recreational activities.
"The arrival of the summer months brings an increased level of outdoor activities throughout the State of Texas, especially with outdoor recreation involving water activities on public beaches, swimming pools, boating and other aquatic-related activities," said Col. Christopher W. Sallese, Galveston District commander. "The Corps understands the important role that education plays in saving lives and requests the assistance of community leaders, volunteers and the public to partner with us to help reduce public fatalities and improve public safety at our lakes, recreational areas and public facilities."
Most recently, the district together with Safe Kids Greater Houston, kicked off the summer 2013 water safety season and announced a newly-formed partnership with Spanish-language media outlet Telemundo at its 8th annual April Pools Day media event at the Houston Swim Club April 1.
Together with Telemundo, the Safe Kids Houston Water Safety Coalition filmed and produced water safety public service announcements that will be broadcast in the greater Houston area and will provide television interview opportunities to educate the public about water safety throughout the summer months. Additionally, Spanish-language billboards will be placed throughout the city reminding parents to watch their children when near water.
"Each year, we work to expand our partnerships with organizations that are dedicated to improving water safety in our communities and informing the public about ways to prevent and reduce water-related fatalities," said Sallese. "We will continue to seek the support of community leaders and local organizations to maximize outreach efforts and educate residents and visitors about drowning prevention."
As part of a partnership formed between Bass Pro Shops and the Corps, the USACE Galveston District has teamed up with store locations in the greater Houston area to teach water safety seminars about the important steps of choosing and fitting a life jacket and useful tips to be safe on the water.
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This is the second installment of our interview with Renee Erickson, chef/owner of Boat Street Café and part owner of the lunch and catering spot Boat Street Kitchen. Her menus highlight seasonal foods with dishes like sprig onion flan, steamed mussels, and a rich cauliflower soup. For a bit of background on Erickson, read part one of our talk, here.
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SW: What was your favorite food when you were a kid? Erickson
Erickson: Crab. It was until I ate too much and then I hated it. Dungeness crab. We ate it all the time. Only summer, when we were at the beach. It was favorite for a while, and then it wasn't. We'd have crab for breakfast, crab sandwiches, crab salad, crab quiche, crab whatever. And then it was 'Okay, no more.'
You're making a pizza. What's on it?
No tomato sauce. Clams and olive oil and chili flake and tons of parsley. The clams are in the shell and they open up and the juice runs all over the pizza. My other all-time favorite pizza is zucchini that's shaved really long and pecorino and anchovies. That's a holdover from living in Rome.
Where do you eat if you have just $5? And where do you go if you have $100?
Five dollars; I would probably eat at my house. Or at a taco truck, but that's probably the usual answer. El Camion I think is really good. At home, pasta or something plain like that. I have tons of kale left over in my yard right now so I'd probably eat kale and anchovies and Parmesan with spaghetti. Or carbonara, one of my favorite things in the world: egg, bacon, or giancale, pepper, pasta, pasta water, Parmesan. Peas if I have them. If I have mint, I'll put mint in it.
Currently, I'm wanting to go to Café Juanita, so that's probably where I'd go with the hundred dollars. I am not sure how soon I'll get to go, but it's at the top of the list.
What's your after-work hangout?
My bed. (Laughter.) But that's not very exciting. It depends on who's choosing. I stop at Sambar on occasion, on the way home. I live in Ballard, so anything that direction. Park Pub, for a beer. The younger employees like to take me to Shorty's. Not my choice, but I go.
What would you like to see more of in Seattle from a culinary standpoint? Less of?
Less big restaurants, more small restaurants. Something that I'd rather be in is a place that's created by one person, instead of a team of restaurant people that buy the same crap for ten restaurants.
What's new about Boat Street you want people to know about?
Russ, who has been working here for seven years, is leaving, unfortunately. He is opening a butcher shop up on Capitol Hill called Rain Shadow Meats. That's exciting, because he has been here forever and I am happy that he is getting to fulfill his dream of wanting to do this.
We're almost at five years so things aren't evolving that much. It's spring, so we're excited about getting the patio open again. We're kind of underground and hidden, but it is such a great place to be when it's sunny.
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Come on, you can not tell me this wouldn't be a badass movie.
with that armor on he has a bigger advantage jason's machete would probaly shatter on his armor when jason tries to kill him with it
It would be a sweet movie, but I can already tell you who'd win
Jason will win this match. He can even knock the heads off humans with his bare hands.
But the chief is the chief man...awesome fight though
Well, ya, but lets look at it like this 90% chief would win, not because he is a spartan, but because he is the good guy. If its like any Jason movie, they will end with a big fight, it will seem like Chief won, they will go on. Then we will find out Jason is still alive somehow. But, in the movie Jason would still have killed like 25 marines first.
definatly alot of dead extras for sure, and at the end, there'd be some creepy shit showing that Jason was still alive and would be coming back for the cheif and all of his hapless marines.
CM John Spartan would own Vorhees... even the Jason X version
I dont know man, the Jason X version got up after having his arm, leg, and head shot off. Plus, its hard to tell but I kinda think they might be about the same strenght. Jason can punch down space ship doors, Chief cant do that.
We've just never seen him punch through doors, plus, His ass was bulletproof in Jason X, He beat that android's head clean off.
Sure chief can. Spartans have muscle augmentation and the Mjollnir armor increases that. Ever punch someone in H3?
Ya, but like I said it never did and never will so we really cant say who is stronger because its to hard to compare them. If they had power levels like in DBZ now.
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Sahiba (Ekta Kaul), the protagonist of Zee TV's Rab Se Sohna Isshq (Jay Productions) went through an emotional turmoil with her going through a miscarriage. For the uninitiated, Sahiba was carrying Daljeet's (Kanan Malhotra) kid when this unfortuante mishap happened.
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This policy will be reviewed before the start of
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Promotion and Relegation Policies are applicable to EODSA Teams/Clubs. SOSA
will use Technical Leadership to determine the placement of SOSA Regional Teams
in all regional divisions.
2. Clubs
eligible for promotion shall receive the offer from the League not later than
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promotion, no later than 14 days after the offer is made. Clubs shall be
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appropriate Regional division.
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and second place EODSA teams from District Competitive Divisions are offered
promotion into the Regional League. If promotion is declined, the offer of
promotion shall be extended to the next EODSA Club(s) as long as the EODSA Club(s)
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eight EODSA teams in a Regional Division, a sufficient number of EODSA Teams
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Well, my tank has gotten it's first taste of algae and snails today. I had a weak algae bloom on my side walls (probably from when I open and close my room door, and the little bit of light that gets through the window blinds). I took care of that, but I also removed a couple dozen very tiny snails. I
have actually been finding them, in one's and two's, here and there, but they have finally infested my walls. I thought about getting some clown loaches to take care of them and add a little color and beauty to my tank as well. However, I'm afraid they will eat my trumpet snails, which I enjoy because of they only come out at night, and are good for my plants.
Will clown loaches also gobble up my trumpets?
What size is your tank? If smaller than 55 gallons, definitely stick with smaller botiine loaches. All botiine loaches are avid snail consumers and will also consume MTS unfortunately. Don't get them unless you intend to keep them on long-term basis. 3 is the minimum when keeping loaches.
It's a 65. I guess I will just continue to manually remove them. If they get worse, then I will consider hiring some exterminators.
my YoYo loaches munched through
all my MTSs :(
Sad! :( I love mine. They have nice designs and coloring as well.
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When it comes to dealing with unruly kids on the ferry, everyone has their own tactic. Some move. Others try "the look." Very few ever say anything. I'm somewhat sympathetic. As a product of schools on the west side, I took many ferry rides to field trips in town. (I still talk about my third-grade trip to the fortune cookie factory, which included all we could eat.) I wasn't exactly a quiet kid, either.
So, I've opted for the plug and crank method of giving the kids their space and keeping my sanity. My trusty earbuds and the most recent episode of Meet the Press have gotten me through many rides alongside screaming adolescents. But, sometimes, there are things that even Steve Jobs couldn't have seen coming. Like the other day, when a young man of 5 years climbed on the back of my seat, watched me watch Me, Myself & Irene (thanks, Hulu), and swung his head back and forth, inches from my forehead. I was ready to toss him to the sea lions. And from the look on his dad's face, I probably wouldn't have faced any charges.
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His team had just lost in his last schoolboy football game, Colorado's Class 5A championship. In overtime.
And his punt block, his third of the game and one that could serve as a how-to video, one he had instinctively recovered then returned for a touchdown in the closing moments of regulation, went for naught. A penalty far from the block negated the score.
What Douglas County High School's Tyler Jackson didn't lose that day was his cool when the play was called back, even if some of his 17-year-old innocence was lost.
"With the way we played all year, I know we could have come back and won it," the 6-foot-1, 185-pound senior said afterward. "The ball didn't bounce our way and we didn't make the plays when we needed to. It was hard to swallow. I could have been the guy who blocked the punt, ran it back and won the state championship."
Should have been, perhaps, in the eyes of Douglas County fans, who haven't forgotten The Call. Wherever he goes, Jackson receives as many whispers and stares as actual conversations, the disappointment still fresh in fans' minds. His neighbors, he said, "talked about it for 39 minutes."
For Jackson, The Denver Post's 57th Gold Helmet winner, winning and losing are welcome life lessons halfway through his senior year.
"You always want to be on the other side, but that's the way it goes," he said. "You can't win them all."
The real fun, he said, is trying.
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Jackson started at cornerback in 41 consecutive games for Douglas County, which was 35-6 in those games, 11-2 in the playoffs.
"You could see right away we had a player here," said Huskies head coach Jeff Ketron, who first spotted Tyler in middle school.
As a toddler, Jackson cried if football was on television and his parents had the nerve to change the channel. He has played since age 6.
"When I first started, I would shoot as high as I could go," Jackson said. "My freshman year, I thought I was good at football, but I was asking myself how good was I compared with the rest of the nation?"
As a 10th-grader, Jackson became a regular for the Huskies, who won the Class 5A title, their first. A year ago, he earned all-state honorable mention by The Denver Post with 17 pass breakups and four interceptions despite playing most of the season with a broken thumb. This past season, he always seemed to be around the ball, with 10 interceptions and eight blocked kicks.
"Everything is natural to him," Ketron said. "He moves naturally, then he explodes. To me, it's like watching a deer run. Boom! He's gone. It's phenomenal."
Jackson, who is working his way into becoming a starter in basketball and will run track in the spring to improve his speed, ate big football plays for breakfast this past season. Against Rangeview, he intercepted three passes and returned a fumble for a touchdown in a span of 8 minutes, 26 seconds during the third quarter. He made an acrobatic catch in the final seconds against Mountain Vista's double coverage at the sideline to set up what amounted to the Continental League-clinching touchdown.
Against Mullen in the state semifinals, he made a diving interception on a deep ball in the fourth quarter. A play later, the Huskies went 82 yards for the game-winning touchdown.
"Big-time players make big-time plays, they show up in the big games and look who he did it against," Ketron said.
Said Arapahoe coach Mike Campbell: "He's an unbelievable player. As good of a skill player as we saw."
Jackson's senior totals should include what might be several recruiting misses.
"He's underrated," Ketron said, adding that some big-name schools probably didn't recruit him because of his 40-yard dash time of 4.5.
"Everyone wants a 4.4 guy or lower," Ketron said, "but you know and I know there's football speed. It's not running a straight line."
Air Force, Colorado State, Kansas, Washington State and Wyoming displayed interest, and Jackson attended Stanford's camp before visiting Boise State, where he was bowled over and made a commitment.
Accent on academics
Tyler's father, George Jackson, has enjoyed his son's football success, but has always emphasized the importance of academics.
"You need to have a Plan B in place," he reminded Tyler.
"I'm not overly surprised he's doing well as far as school is concerned," George Jackson said. "He's doing it on his own. We knew he was smart and he had to demonstrate it in the classroom. He had his challenges when he was younger. He was more argumentative, but now he knows enough to do what (his teachers) say."
Jackson said: "I get the point of it. (Too many) others don't get the point of why you need to learn college algebra."
Jackson has a 3.82 grade-point average, and in addition to college-level algebra he has taken physics and college prep reading and writing among his advanced-placement courses.
"He asks great questions in class," Douglas County science teacher Ron Kingery said. "Sometimes he contradicts me, in positive ways. He'll tell me, 'You say this is true, but I don't see why.' He sticks his neck out."
Jackson, who intends to major in business at Boise State, said it's important to probe for answers.
"To the teacher, it's not the content, but the fact you're learning how to do things, how to put them together," he said. "Learning is broad."
Added Kingery: "(Tyler) is going to excel in whatever he does. Kind of what you see on the football field is what you see in the classroom. He goes the extra mile to do what he needs to get it done."
Community activist
Wherever George and Laura Jackson go these days, they are introduced as "Tyler Jackson's parents," according to Dad.
Tyler is carrying on the family name with pride in a household where character was emphasized.
Tyler has been involved in school and community ventures outside of athletics throughout high school. Active with the school's Diversity Club, he's also part of the Link Crew, which mentors incoming students.
He's also worked with the Douglas County Literacy Program. Twice named the Castle Rock Rotary student of the month, he has also been named the Huskie of the Year, his school's top award.
He was hand-picked for the district's student advisory board and has been active in school policy, including a call for mandatory community service for all students.
Douglas County superintendent Jim Christensen applauds the effort of the student school board.
"And Tyler brings the whole package," he said. "He has a lot to offer. He brings everything, the work ethic to school and in community."
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The Denver Post Gold Helmet, presented annually to Colorado's top senior football player, scholar and citizen, began in 1951 and is the state's most prestigious award for prep athletes. Winners must have made first-team all-state, maintained at least a 3.5 grade-point average with a strong academic base and have a proven commitment to their community as well as having demonstrated high character.