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Red Bull Flugtag Miami deadline is Sept. 1
Red Bull's annual Flugtag event takes a dip in Miami's Bayfront waters in November, deadline for entry is Sept. 1.
Reb Bull Flugtag 2012
Applications due Sept. 1
Event takes place November, 3 at Bayfront Park, 301N. Biscayne Boulevard, Miami
Flying manatees, a wrestling ring of luchadores, a huge rubber ducky - those are just a few of the wacky themes from Miami's 2010 Red Bull Flugtag. The event that challenges teams to fly homemade aircrafts off a ramp 30 feet above the tepid waters of Biscyane Bay - that is, after they have performed a ridiculous skit related to the theme of their awesome craft - returns for a new round of flights and follies.
Miami will once again experience the pleasure of witnessing the mayhem that is Flugtag (German for "Flying Day") on Nov. 3, a wise choice for the event organizers considering its last visit was during the dog days of summer (July 10, 2010). Teams that wish to compete this year had better get in gear, deadline for entry is Sept. 1. Only forty 5-person teams will be selected to take the plunge for Flugtag and their mission is to not only create a craft that can float on the air, if only a few yards out from the ledge, but to wow the judges with their creativity, choreography and engineering ingenuity.
If you are now brainstorming ingenious ideas for your own flugtag team, keep these rules in mind: All aircrafts must be entirely human-powered – no motors or stored energy such as slingshots or catapults – and cannot exceed 450 pounds (including the pilot). All crafts must be less than 30 feet wide.
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5:50 PM — An anti-gay evangelist has written a column which accuses one of the US Supreme Court justices of being a "homosexualist" for ruling in favour of gay rights in the past.
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2:20 PM — Archbishop-emeritus Oscar Cruz has said he agrees with Pope Francis that gay people should not be judged, but also urged they should avoid actions that would make them "laughing stocks".
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11:41 AM — The Archbishop of New York, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, says Pope Francis remains opposed to same-sex relationships.
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7:13 PM — Christine Quinn, the gay Democratic candidate who's leading the field to become the next mayor of New York City says Pope Francis' latest comments on gay people are "terrific".
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7:17 PM — The Prelate of the Vatican bank, who is facing claims of inappropriate sexual behaviour, has offered to resign, according to an Italian news agency.
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3:59 PM — A kiss-in has been planned in Brazil to coincide with a speech by Pope Francis, to show support for gay rights.
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11:01 AM — Vatican officials have moved to deny reports that a cleric hand-picked by Pope Francis to reform the troubled Vatican bank is protected by a "gay lobby".
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8:22 PM — In a meeting with a delegation of French legislators in the Vatican City today, Pope Francis urged for religion to be considered in lawmaking. While avoiding particular mention of the country's recent legalisation of same-sex marriage, he warned against picking "fashionable" ideas over religious "spirit".
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11:01 AM — A Latin American Catholic Church group has apologised for the "confusion" caused by the publication of members' accounts of a meeting with Pope Francis where he is quoted as referring to a "gay lobby" inside the Curia.
11th June 2013
Pope Francis: There is a 'gay lobby' at the heart of the Vatican 'it exists' 51
2:07 PM — Pope Francis has admitted to the existence of a "gay lobby" inside the Vatican's secretive administration, the Curia, according to AFP.
22nd May 2013
Italy: LGBT-supporting priest who called for an openly gay Pope dies at 84 12
7:09 PM — Don Andrea Gallo, known as the "street priest" for his community work, and who called for an openly gay man to replace Pope Benedict XVI, has died at the age of 84.
15th May 2013
Vatican says Cardinal Keith O'Brien to leave Scotland for 'spiritual renewal, prayer and penance' 23
3:01 PM — Cardinal Keith O'Brien is to leave Scotland for several months after admitting improper sexual conduct, the Vatican has announced.
3rd May 2013
US: Catholics protest in Detroit against archbishop's anti-gay stance 7
1:32 PM — The Catholic archbishop of Detroit, in the US state of Michigan, has been subject to protests, as he recently proclaimed that supporters of equal marriage should not take communion.
29th April 2013
Vatican not to conduct inquiry into Cardinal Keith O'Brien's 'inappropriate sexual conduct' 44
2:36 PM — The Catholic Church is to take no further action over Cardinal Keith O'Brien's admission of inappropriate "sexual conduct", following accusations from four priests.
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Evidence Suggests That Sleep is a Common Problem for People With a Wide Range of Neurological Conditions
Thursday March 25, 2010
sys.con Media - Patients with neurological diseases need more help with their associated sleep-wake disturbances that can often make their underlying illness worse, say leading sleep specialists attending a sleep meeting hosted by biopharmaceutical company, UCB, to mark World Sleep Day.
A growing body of evidence to be discussed at the meeting shows that:
- Disturbed sleep is a common problem for people with Parkinson's Disease(1)
- One in three people with Parkinson's disease suffer from excessive daytime sleepiness(2)
- Over 80% of people with Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) have sudden uncontrolled limb movements while they are asleep(3) - leading to disturbed sleep for them and their partners
- 99% of fibromyalgia patients have sleep problems, resulting in worse pain and fatigue and reduced ability to lead a normal life(4)
- People with epilepsy who do not get enough sleep are more likely to have seizures(5)
- Epilepsy patients find it harder to get to sleep and are more likely to wake during the night than those who do not have epilepsy(5)
- Stroke patients often have sleep-wake disturbances, which affect the course and outcome of stroke(6)
"Sleep-wake disturbances can in fact represent the first manifestation of an underlying neurological disorder, for example Parkinson's disease, but can also influence the course and outcome of a known neurological disorder, for example epilepsy and stroke," explains meeting chairman, Professor Claudio Bassetti, President of the European Sleep Research Society (ESRS) and Scientific Director of the European Neurological Society (ENS). "As clinicians and researchers, we must address all aspects of our patients' illness, including their related sleep-wake problems."
New published research suggests that narcolepsy is an autoimmune disease
New research to be discussed at the meeting suggests that the excessive daytime sleepiness disorder, narcolepsy, is an autoimmune disease.
Recently published research shows that people with narcolepsy have elevated levels of an immune factor called Trib2-specific antibody(7). This antibody attacks important cells in the brain that produce hypocretins - hormonal peptides that regulate sleep and wakefulness(7).
"This is the first research to show that Trib2-specific antibodies target hypocretin neurones and it suggests that narcolepsy is an autoimmune disease. We also have preliminary data to suggest that people with early narcolepsy and high levels of Trib2-specific antibodies may benefit from immunotherapy to block the autoimmune process," explains one of the researchers, Professor Mehdi Tafti, from the Center for Investigation and Research in Sleep at the Centre Hospitalouniversitaire Vaudois, Lausanne, Switzerland.
Patients highlight the impact of poor sleep on their underlying neurological disease
Patients who are speaking at the meeting stress the impact of poor sleep on their underlying neurological disease.
"Before I developed Parkinson's disease, I enjoyed seven or eight hours sleep every night, but now I rarely get more than five hours and, on a bad night, I wake up every hour or so. As a result, I am tired all day, and fall asleep at the drop of a hat. People think it's funny, but it makes it hard for me to be independent, which is just about the most important thing for someone with a chronic illness like mine," says Sheila from the UK.
"I had seizures in my sleep, which not only woke me up but left me tired and forgetful during the day. When I became menopausal, I developed severe insomnia, which made my seizures worse. Fortunately, I have now found medication that has decreased my seizures and enabled me to sleep better, so I can concentrate during the day and start to live my dreams again," explains Monica from the Netherlands.
"I've had restless legs syndrome nearly all my life and, as a result, I've had a lot of sleepless nights. Not being able to sleep makes the pains in my legs and feet and other RLS symptoms worse during the following 24 hours and I can find it hard to concentrate at work. Only when I spent a night in a sleep laboratory could my doctors see just how badly I was sleeping, and with their help I began to find ways to improve my symptoms," says Sten from Sweden.
About World Sleep Day(8)
World Sleep Day is an international annual event, intended to be a celebration of sleep and a call to action on important issues related to sleep, including medicine, education, social aspects and driving. It aims to lessen the burden of sleep problems on society through better prevention and management of sleep disorders. World Sleep Day 2010 is being held on March 19th, under the slogan "Sleep Well, Stay Healthy".
This marks the third World Sleep Day event organized by the World Association of Sleep Medicine (WASM).
As a committed sponsor of World Sleep Day, UCB is supporting the WASM in its aims to lessen the burden of sleep problems on society through better prevention and management of these disorders.
About the 1st European Narcolepsy Day
Europe's first Narcolepsy Day was held on March 18th 2010 as an initiative of the European Narcolepsy Network and under the patronage of the European Sleep Research Society.
About Restless Legs Syndrome, narcolepsy, Parkinson's disease (PD) and epilepsy(9)
Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) is a neurological disorder characterized by unpleasant sensations in the legs and an uncontrollable urge to move when at rest in an effort to relieve these feelings. RLS sensations are often described by people as burning, creeping, tugging, or like insects crawling inside the legs.
Narcolepsy is a chronic neurological disorder caused by the brain's inability to regulate sleep-wake cycles normally. At various times throughout the day, people with narcolepsy experience irresistible bouts of sleep. If the urge becomes overwhelming, individuals will fall asleep for periods lasting from a few seconds to several minutes.
Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder resulting in the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells. The four primary symptoms of PD are tremor, or trembling in hands, arms, legs, jaw, and face; rigidity, or stiffness of the limbs and trunk; bradykinesia, or slowness of movement; and postural instability, or impaired balance and coordination.
Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder in which clusters of nerve cells, or neurons, in the brain sometimes signal abnormally. In epilepsy, the normal pattern of neuronal activity becomes disturbed, causing strange sensations, emotions, and behavior or sometimes convulsions, muscle spasms, and loss of consciousness.
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CRANBURY, N.J. and UXBRIDGE, England, Nov. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Infragistics, the design and user experience (UX) software company and a world leader in user interface (UI) development tools and business productivity apps, today debuts NucliOS, a suite of native iOS UI controls to build state-of-the-art applications for iPad and iPhone.
NucliOS provides Apple developers with an alternative to today's open source offerings. As more organizations implement Bring Your Own Device programs, enterprises need applications designed and built natively for iPhones and iPads. Created with performance and style in mind, NucliOS delivers the core controls and powerful control architecture to create meaningful mobile apps.
"Infragistics brings its 20-plus years of UI control design experience to Apple iOS developers," said Dean Guida, CEO of Infragistics. "NucliOS, the first commercial class and enterprise-supported UI toolkit for iOS development, was built specifically for Apple developers using familiar APIs and following Apple best practices. These controls are easy to implement, fast, powerful and perfect for consumer and enterprise mobile application development with truly native iOS experiences."
In this release, Infragistics introduces its powerful Data Chart control to render iOS charts with hundreds of thousands of data points capable of millisecond updates. Heavy-duty data visualizations and analysis on large volumes of data can be completed with the more than 20 chart types included. Using the Motion Framework within the Data Chart control, end users can track data changes over time through highly-engaging visualizations and fluid animations.
In addition to the Data Chart, NucliOS includes Infragistics leading Data Grid. Implemented as either a data-focused grid or a versatile layout tool, developers can create compelling user experiences on the iPhone and iPad. With screen real estate at a premium, the NucliOS Grid can be used as a single column list when other important elements need to be shown. Using Infragistics Data Source Helper, developers use protocols to quickly bind arrays to the grid. Once populated with data, end users can easily manipulate the data and chose a flexible layout option to present the data exactly as it is needed.
"We look forward to developing a strong and loyal following of Apple developers," added Guida. "Today's NucliOS release continues our tradition of UI design excellence and opens the door to further innovation on the iOS platform."
Please see the NucliOS product page for a complete list of new features.
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AFTER 41 years selling poppies to raise funds for the Royal British Legion in Oxfordshire Jim Lewendon is preparing to bow out as county chairman.
As chairman of the RBL in Oxfordshire, Mr Lewendon, from Girdlestone Road, Headington, has attended as many major military occasions as possible over the past three years and will resign from the role in February.
It is the second time he has held the position of county chairman – his first stint was from 1999 to 2001 – and in between the two periods as chairman he held the role of vice-chairman.
"I've been chairman or vice-chairman of the RBL in Oxfordshire for years and I have really enjoyed it but it's a very demanding role and it's time a younger man took it over," said father-of-three Mr Lewendon, who is 85.
"I will still be president of the Oxford City branch, and keep in touch with the Marston branch."
Mr Lewendon will read The Exhortation at Monday's Turning the Pages ceremony at Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War.
He has read the short verse beginning "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old" so many times that he knows it off by heart.
Mr Lewendon, a great-grandfather, was also present in June at the Clifton Hampden memorial service for D-Day hero Major John Howard, who was one of the first to land on the night of the D-Day landings when he led the glider assault on Pegasus Bridge in the Second World War.
Mr Lewendon added: "The Remembrance Day service at St Giles this year will be my last as chairman. It will be a moving one for me – but it always is.
"I have been selling poppies for the RBL for more than 40 years and I don't intend to stop now.
"With the First World War commemorations it has been a very busy time for me."
Mr Lewendon was a founder member of the group of veterans who gather in Headley Way, Headington, to pay their respects to fallen servicemen and women repatriated from Afghanistan.
He said: "We got a phone call in the Marston branch when the first repatriation came past Headley Way, in June 2008, and a few veterans stood on the pavement to pay our respects.
"We never knew where it was going to lead and it wasn't long before hundreds of people gathered there."
Mr Lewendon's wife Joyce died aged 76 in 2005, and his son, Colin, who lived in Oxford, died aged 55 from a suspected heart attack in 2009.
Mr Lewendon has two daughters, Christine, 63, who lives in Norfolk, and Wendy, 49, who lives in Cuddesdon, near Oxford.
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MILAN — Italy's fragile coalition government was pushed into a full-fledged crisis Saturday after five ministers from former Premier Silvio Berlusconi's political party announced their resignations.
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