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A man has been attacked at his Rockingham home after three masked men sprayed an unknown substance in his eyes, threatened him with a knife and demanded money.
Police believe the home owner's dog was also targeted with the unknown substance, reportedly thought to be bleach, when the men broke into the house just after 10pm, Saturday night.
The victim, believed to be of an elderly age, was able to run from his house to call for help.
The attackers were able to escape down a nearby laneway.
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Ankara: Recep Tayyip Erdogan was widely expected to secure his place in history as Turkey's first popularly elected president on Sunday, but his tightening grip on power has polarised the nation, worried Western allies and raised fears of creeping authoritarianism.
Mr Erdogan's supporters, religious conservatives, see his likely rise to the presidency as the crowning achievement of his drive to reshape Turkey. In a decade as prime minister, he has broken the hold of a secular elite that had dominated since Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded the modern republic on the ruins of an Ottoman theocracy in 1923.
Opponents see him as a modern-day sultan whose roots in Islamist politics and intolerance of dissent are taking Turkey, a member of the NATO military alliance and European Union candidate, ever further from Ataturk's secular ideals.
Mr Erdogan could, aides have said, serve two presidential terms and rule to 2023, the 100th anniversary of the secular republic. Such symbolism is not lost on a leader whose passionate speeches are frequently laced with references to Ottoman history.
"On the assumption that Erdogan wins, what we're going to have is the beginning of a new era," said Marc Pierini, a former EU ambassador to Turkey and visiting scholar at the Carnegie Europe think tank.
Until now, Turkish presidents have been chosen by parliament but under a new law, three candidates have competed for a five-year term.
Mr Erdogan, through the moderate Islamist Justice and Development Party (AKP) he heads, has already tried to enhance the authority of the presidency that he has unabashedly aspired to for the past few years.
Electoral rules ban the publication of opinion polls in the immediate run-up to the vote, but surveys put Mr Erdogan's support at about 55 per cent. This is 20 points ahead of the main opposition candidate, Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, and enough to secure the simple majority needed to win in the first round.
Selahattin Demirtas, head of the pro-Kurdish left-wing People's Democratic Party, was running a distant third.
Mr Erdogan has made no secret of his ambition to change the constitution and establish an executive presidency; he has also made clear that in the meantime he will exercise the full powers of the post under Turkey's existing laws.
They give him the authority to convene cabinet meetings, as well as appoint the prime minister and members of top judicial bodies, including the constitutional court and supreme council of judges.
"A president elected by the people cannot be like the previous ones. As the head of the executive, the president uses all his constitutional powers. If I am elected president, I will also use all of them. I won't be a president of protocol," he was quoted by the Hurriyet Daily News as telling his party colleagues in May.
"When a man like Erdogan becomes the first popularly elected president, even if the constitution remains unchanged, it will mean Turkey has switched to a semi-presidential system," said a senior official from his ruling AK Party. "Starting this Sunday, there will be a new system."
A strong Erdogan victory would mark an extraordinary recovery from one of his most difficult years in office. He has bounced back from anti-government demonstrations last year in which five were killed and a corruption scandal months later that involved his son.
But his modernisation drive has created jobs and lifted millions of Turks from poverty, buying him support and respect from his party's conservative and religious core constituents. His influence over Turkish media has also allowed his campaign to dominate the airways.
Political analysts say that with the outcome almost assured, what will tell them most about the future of Turkey's leadership under a President Erdogan will be his choice for who succeeds him in the prime minister's office and as Justice and Development Party chief. Mr Erdogan will need to resign from the party if, as expected, he takes the presidency.
In an analysis of the Turkish political scene for al-Jazeera, Furman University political science professor A. Kadir Yildirim pondered the possibility of a Kremlin-like swap of roles, with outgoing President Abdullah Gul replacing Mr Erdogan as government leader, as Russian President Vladimir Putin finessed his lock on the levers of power by appointing a pliable successor in Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.
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Hasidic Rabbi Shot in Head As Attacker Steals His Car
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr.
Published: February 9, 1990
A leading rabbi in a Brooklyn Hasidic sect was shot in the head and critically wounded before dawn yesterday by a man who stole his car, the police said.
The assailant attacked the 58-year-old rabbi, Chaskel Werzberger, at 5:45 A.M. as he was getting into his 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass across the street from his apartment at 130 Clymer Avenue, in the Williamsburg section, the police said. Rabbi Werzberger was the sexton, one of several assistants to the grand rabbi, at Congregation Yetev Lev D'Satmar in Williamsburg.
Dressed in the black garb of Hasidic Jews, the rabbi struggled to close the car door as his attacker pulled from the other side, Chief of Detectives Joseph R. Borrelli said. Rabbi Werzberger managed to close the door, but the assailant took out a revolver and fired through the closed window, hitting the rabbi above the right eye, Chief Borrelli said.
Victim Dumped on Street
The gunman then dragged the rabbi out of the car, dumped him on the street, got into the front seat and drove away, the police said. Last night the police were still searching for the Oldsmobile; no one had been arrested in the shooting.
Chaim Kornbluh, a paramedic, arrived in an ambulance minutes after the shooting. ''He had a pulse,'' Mr. Kornbluh said. ''He was gasping for air.''
Rabbi Werzberger was taken to the Bellevue Hospital Center in Manhattan, where he underwent five hours of surgery, said a hospital spokeswoman, Karen Crowe.
At 10 P.M., a hospital administrator said the rabbi's condition remained critical.
Foiled Robbery Reported
Chief Borrelli said a witness had seen two men try to rob another Hasidic man, believed to be a diamond merchant on his way to an airport, in a car on the same block minutes before the attack on the rabbi. The merchant, who was not immediately identified, escaped in his car.
A second witness saw one of the men involved in the first attack struggling with Rabbi Werzberger moments before the shooting, Chief Borrelli said. Detectives were investigating the possibility that the gunman had stolen the rabbi's car to pursue the merchant.
A survivor of the Auschwitz death camp, Rabbi Werzberger came to the United States after World War II.
He has served the closely knit, conservative Satmar community for more than 25 years, friends and relatives said.
Yesterday dozens of stunned members of the sect converged at the spot where the rabbi was shot, outside the Independence Towers Houses. Some recounted how he had presided at their marriages, celebrated births in their families and officiated at funerals. Others carefully wiped his blood from the street with clean towels.
'Always Ready to Help'
''It shakes us all up,'' said a friend, Rabbi Hertz Frankel. ''He was always ready to help people, on a 24-hour basis. He was a one-man Human Resources Administration.''
A member of the congregation, Paul Mertz, said Rabbi Werzberger, who spent 10 hours a day at the Yetev Lev synogogue, had officiated at his wedding and helped deliver his children and had given his grandmother spiritual counsel on her deathbed.
''There isn't one person in this entire community he hasn't touched,'' Mr. Mertz said.


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A 28-year-old man has been accused of breaking into an old high school classmate's Blaine home and touching her under her shirt while she was sleeping.
Jared Joseph Anderson of North Branch was arraigned Oct. 16 in Anoka County District Court on three felony charges, two for first-degree burglary and one for fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Anderson's next court appearance is Nov. 18.
According to the criminal complaint, Anderson had recently started showing up at an old high school classmate's music events, was texting her and always wanted to come over to her home despite her repeatedly telling him she did not want to see him.
The morning of Oct. 14, Anderson allegedly texted her to say he would stop by her Blaine home when he got off work at 4 p.m. She did not reply.
The woman told police that she sent her daughter to the neighbor's house to play while she took a nap and alleged she woke up to find Anderson in her home with his right hand inside her shirt touching her breast. He allegedly withdrew his hand and apologized and she called her neighbor, who called the police 5:40 p.m. Oct. 14.
In a post-Miranda statement, Anderson admitted to entering the home on Austin Street NE without permission, but denied the sexual assault, according to the complaint.
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Directed behaviour emerges from neural integration of sensory stimuli, memory of prior experience and internal states. The Waddell group seeks an understanding of these conserved neural mechanisms using genetically-encoded tools and the relatively small brain of Drosophila. By temporally controlling neural function memories can be implanted and internal states altered so that most flies behave according to our direction. Such recent studies have revealed a role for distinct subsets of dopaminergic neurons that innervate the mushroom bodies in reward learning and the control of motivated fly behaviour. Therefore, the positive reinforcement system of flies is more similar to that of mammals than previously envisaged.
One might interpret the relative ease of altering behaviour to indicate that everything is simple in the fly brain. However, complexity may arise in unexpected ways. Cell-type specific gene expression profiling revealed transposable element expression in long-term memory relevant neurons of the mushroom body. Importantly, neural transposon mobilization is prevalent and likely to be heterogeneous within and between fly brains. Since neural expression and retrotransposition of LINE-1 transposable elements has been observed in mammals, it appears that genomic heterogeneity is a conserved feature of the brain. We are particularly interested in the implied cell-type biased nature of neural transposition and whether the stochasticity of transposition could contribute to cellular and organismal individuality.
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Latest work from Johannes Felsenberg, Oliver Barnstedt, Paola Cognigni and Suewei Lin is now online in Nature. Re-evaluation of learned information.
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Many congratulations to my first Oxford Ph.D. student, the very talented Christoph [Charlie] Treiber who defended his thesis today.
1st July 2016
On a roll, latest from Emmanuel, David, Oliver and co-authors, now published in Neuron.
Multi-tasking inhibition in the fly brain
7th March 2016
Congratulations to Oliver, David, Johannes and co-authors on their paper, now online in Neuron.
At last we know the identity of a fast-acting neurotransmitter released from the Drosophila mushroom bodies.
Interesting Press Attention
The lab was featured in an article by Philip Ball in The Guardian /Observer.
Suewei Lin's work on water reward and thirst was featured in an article in The New Yorker from Jonathan Weiner, author of Time, Love and Memory.


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- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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- 1. Place blackberries in a greased 1-qt. baking dish. In a small bowl, combine the sugar, cornstarch, water and lemon juice until smooth. Pour over berries. Combine the oats, flour, brown sugar and cinnamon; cut in butter until crumbly. Sprinkle over berries.
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"I was looking for a crisp recipe to use some fresh blackberries and came across this. I looked at my blackberries and saw they had gone bad so I used a combination of frozen blackberries, a Dole berry blend with strawberries and blueberries, and some fresh blueberries (about 3 c. of fruit). Then I used one plus a half of the amounts of all the ingredients and a little extra cornstarch and lemon juice. It turned out awesome!"
"Made this when blackberries went on sale. So delicious and easy to make!"
"I used frozen berries, so I changed the receipes by adding a spoon full more of sugar and I covered the top with tin foil for the last 10 minutes. Very good desert."
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Dorky "Bachelor" Jake dropped by the "Ellen" show yesterday and showed about as much personality as a radish dipped in hummus. He didn't reveal much dirt except that he "may" not have chosen anyone at the end, he definitely fell in love with more than one person during the show, and thinking about Rozlyn engaging in inappropriate relations with one of the staffers "makes him turn red." Gag! For her part, Ellen seems to think Ali will be the final woman standing, Michelle should stay around for good TV, and Elizabeth — the "don't kiss me girl," who was kicked off last night — is manipulative. Do you guys think Ellen is right? Will Ali get a ring at the end, or do you believe Jake who keeps insinuating he's not going to choose anyone? [via YouTube]


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A 75-year-old northwest Harris County woman was the victim of a home invasion over the weekend.
The crime happened Sunday at about 11:30 a.m. on the 17500 block of Mossforest Drive in the Pine Oak Forest subdivision, not far from F.M. 1960 and Interstate 45.
"She suffers excruciating pain in her joints and he shoved her around knocked her down and tied her arms behind her back," Robert Hill, the victim's husband said.
The crook may have anticipated an empty home. Hill had just left for church when the crime occurred.
"The way it's been going is that they watch for you to leave," Hill said.
The robber, left the scene, and had not been located as of Monday. The victim is recovering at home.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office reports that four burglaries and one robbery have been reported on Mossforest Drive since January 1, 2014.
There has been similar trouble on some of the other eight streets that comprise this small subdivision of less than 300 homes.
"I'm scared just to stay out here," said Robert Patida, who is wheelchair-bound, said.
Hill, who is the homeowner's association president of the Pine Oak Forest, is asking neighbors to be extra vigilant. He also wants more help from either the Harris County Sheriff's Office, Harris County Constable Precinct 4 or both agencies.
"We don't have enough money to be able to afford one of those (contract) deputies, but we do need the help," Hill said.
Local 2 contacted both agencies asking for the procedure to request additional patrols.
Precinct 4 has an online form for extra patrol available to some neighborhoods, but not others.
Pine Oak Forest is not included, but your neighborhood may be, especially if your HOA uses a contract deputy.
The Harris County Sheriffs Office, which has a storefront bordering the Pine Oak Forest neighborhood, suggests citizens who want extra neighborhood patrols contact deputies at local storefronts.
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|'Huntlands' the Joseph Thomas house in Middleburg, built 1830, and renovated by Peabody, Wilson & Brown, architects (Country Life in America)
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And of course, the Chinese drawing room of 1930 at Henry DuPont's Winterthur House, whose wallpaper came from the same set as that in the Chinese room in Beauport. The DuPont room is seen below in a stereoview as it appeared when the family lived there, from the Winterthur Digital Archives.
I was tempted to veer off to Middleburg with more about the Thomas house, but instead decided to contemplate some of the bedroom's spiritual descendants, such as Pauline de Rothschild's Chinoiserie bedroom at Chateau Mouton, as famously photographed by Horst for Vogue, below. The same
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Tollymore Forest Park, Northern Ireland
Yet another worthy addition to a "Game of Thrones" enthusiast's Northern Ireland itinerary, this park covers about 1,600 acres and is framed by the Mourne Mountains, which are also seen in the background of many scenes.
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By CLIFF BRUNT, Associated Press Writer
October 19, 2005
Indiana guard Stephen Jackson believes the NBA's new ban on bling-bling is racially motivated, but says he will abide by the rules.
The NBA has announced that a dress code will go into effect at the start of the season. Players will be required to wear business-casual attire when involved in team or league business. They can't wear visible chains, pendants or medallions over their clothes.
Jackson, who is black, said the NBA's new rule about jewelry targets young black males because chains are associated with hip-hop culture, and he said the league is afraid of becoming ``too hip-hop.'' In protest, he wore four chains to the Pacers' exhibition game against San Antonio on Tuesday night.
Boston Celtics star Paul Pierce agreed that the new rule targeted young, black players.
``When I saw the part about chains, hip hop and throwback jerseys, I think that's part of our culture,'' Pierce said. ``The NBA is young black males.''
Jackson defended his actions on Wednesday, but said he won't allow his feelings to cause a distraction once the regular season starts.
``They don't want your chains to be out, all gaudy and shiny. But that's the point of them,'' he said. ``I love wearing my jewelry. But I love my job. I love playing basketball more than I love getting fined and getting suspended.''
Jackson said he had enough problems last year, when he was suspended for 30 games for his role in the November melee between Pacers players and Detroit Pistons fans in Auburn Hills, Mich.
``You have to listen to the people who employ you,'' he said. ``The people who are paying us make the rules. You need to abide by the rules or don't work. I want to work.''
Pierce, who said the matter should have been brought to the players' association for a vote, said there are times he may not follow the rule.
``I dress how I feel anyway,'' he said. ``I think I'm just going to continue to dress how I feel. I think there's some days I may take a fine.''
Jackson first made his displeasure with the new rule a public matter on Tuesday. He said he hasn't heard from the league office, and doesn't expect to.
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How the west will win
Christchurch is bulging out to the west and a wave of new settlers is heading towards the picturesque rural communities. But are they ready for it? PHILIP MATTHEWS reports.
The future is in the southwest. Out past Halswell and Hornby in towns such as Lincoln, Rolleston and Prebbleton.
One of the more unexpected effects of the earthquakes is the way that Christchurch's traditional borders have dissolved, becoming porous.
It used to be easier to know where the country was and where the city was. Where one ended and one started. But the quakes seem to have accelerated a process that was already under way: the rapid growth in Selwyn.
There is no shortage of statistics. This month, we learned that half of the new homes going up in Greater Christchurch are within the Selwyn and Waimakariri districts - the future is also in the northwest. Christchurch City Council and those two rural councils issue about 300 consents a month for new houses and multi-unit buildings. That number has doubled from a year ago and is the highest since the property boom of 2007.
Selwyn District Council boasts that, of the 616 building consents for new dwellings that it processed in the year to June, 94.64 per cent were turned around within 20 days.
You can see the gleaming new homes taking shape on the outskirts of Lincoln, Rolleston, Prebbleton and in West Melton, where farmland gives way to suburbia.
Selwyn is officially New Zealand's fastest-growing district. Head just south of the centre of Lincoln, past where the West Belt and the South Belt once defined the town, and you see suburbia rising. In Ngai Tahu's Te Whariki subdivision, there is a handful of occupied houses, some empty ones for sale and many under construction, while empty land awaits its turn.
In Lincoln, the 2006 census recorded a population of 2727 people. That was up by 585 people from the 2001 census - an increase of 27.3 per cent. Had the 2011 census not been cancelled, you might have expected a much greater jump.
Growth predictions have become a kind of fiction. Selwyn District Council's recently released 10-year plan noted that population growth has usually been linked to the rate of economic growth in the wider Canterbury region.
The economy slowed, so growth forecasts were reduced accordingly, but the impact of the earthquakes on population shifts is a wildcard.
"Our plans need to be flexible and we must be capable of responding to demand if growth is faster than forecast," the authors of the report wrote.
"We have growth projections but I think they are going to be exceeded," Selwyn Mayor Kelvin Coe says. "It's anybody's guess. There are so many developments, all with sold signs on them. It could be quite rapid. People are buying off the plans."
Asked to explain the appeal of Lincoln, Coe had jotted down a few bullet points.
"One thing. Village feel, cute, quaint."
Got that. Next.
"Then I've got a lot of attractive subdivisions going in there. You've got the Ngai Tahu one. You've got the Fulton Hogan one. You've got the Grange, which is another more mature one. There is Liffey Springs. A range of new subdivisions, all of which are very attractive."
The Ngai Tahu development alone will add 2700 people to the town when completed. The Fulton Hogan development, Rosemerryn, will have 900 sections in total.
Can Lincoln take this many extra people without altering the village feel that Coe talks about? "You are absolutely right. Good question. I don't want to answer that."
But then he does. "The bigger it grows, the less you have a village feel about it, but there is no reason why it can't maintain that sort of thing around it. It may change but hand in hand with that go improved facilities.
"The next thing I had down here are the recreational facilities," Coe says. "You've got the rail trail, the Lincoln Event Centre, good sports grounds, a new library coming in the next 12 months.
"That's all good infrastructure to support the growth. It's got good shopping centres, and there are more and more shops appearing out there. You have the New World supermarket."
Might Lincoln ultimately become a suburb of Christchurch? "No, it won't. But Christchurch might become part of Selwyn."
All joking aside, could Coe imagine a future in which nearly all of Springs Rd is suburban, from Hornby to Lincoln? "Anything's possible. You're right. Prebbleton's growing at a rapid pace as well."
The next bullet point is that Lincoln University and the Crown Research Institutes are out there, adding to "the village/university town feel".
There are no infrastructure constraints on growth. "We have put the infrastructure in place, which is basically the wastewater system/ sewage plant. We're in the process of upgrading that and we started that a little while ago."
Finally, there is the bus connection to Christchurch.
Of course, there are growing pains too. While there are controversial proposals to reorganise primary and secondary schools in Christchurch - proposals that were, ironically, announced at the Lincoln Event Centre - schools in the rural southwest are facing a different problem. How to expand?
At the start of the year, Coe said a high school in Rolleston was increasingly urgent. Hundreds of college-age kids are bussed over to Lincoln High School, whose roll has grown from 1425 in 2007 to 1560 this year.
In February, the area's primary schools reported surges in school rolls. Clearview Primary School, Rolleston School and Lincoln Primary School were booming, with Lincoln Primary School's principal Vivienne Butcher saying there were 44 new pupils across the school - the most it had ever had.
In many cases, these were migrants from the Christchurch residential red zone, or at least those that can afford to shift.
This week, within the fallout from the Education Ministry's plans for Christchurch schools, the ministry indicated that Lincoln High School might expand, opening a satellite campus in Rolleston. Lincoln High School principal Linda Tame says the idea has been on the table for years, and could be established more quickly than a new high school.
Coe sees that as merely a short- term solution, saying "the people of Rolleston want to see a high school that they can identify as Rolleston".
Within the greater picture of communities fighting to retain small schools, you can see his point. Twenty kilometres south of Rolleston, at Greenpark School, staff are preparing to take on the ministry over a "ridiculous" proposal to close the school.
Greenpark has a roll of just 35, but that is set to grow, teacher- principal Andrea Klassen says. She adds it is "beyond belief" that the ministry would close her school and expand others in Rolleston.
There are other pressures, such as traffic. It has been estimated that traffic volume on roads to the south of Christchurch will increase by more than 50 per cent in the next 10 years.
Every year since 2005, an average of 6km of new roads, 8km of footpaths and 160 streetlights have been added to Selwyn District Council's asset base, according to the council's recently published 10-year plan.
Between 2017 and 2021, the council expects to spend $3.2 million upgrading the Ellesmere Rd arterial route "to improve the route between Lincoln and Christchurch".
Commuter routes into Christchurch are getting busier. Around 60 per cent of Selwyn's population lives within 25km of the boundary with Christchurch City. The 10-year plan said that "while this proximity creates excellent opportunities, it can also create issues in meeting the needs of residents having to regularly travel to and from Christchurch. Equally, new residents have high expectations of the standard of their townships and services, when viewed in comparison to our large and well-resourced metropolitan neighbour."
In short, people shifting out from the city want the resources of the city in the country.
New development brings other problems, according to the 10-year plan. The "rapid urban growth in the townships within the Christchurch commuter belt, such as Prebbleton, Lincoln and Rolleston" does not just lead to an increase in traffic on existing roads - it also increases the new transport and township infrastructure that comes into community ownership from the new subdivisions.
While developers provide most of the new infrastructure, the district council and its ratepayers must maintain the assets in perpetuity, once they have been handed over. "Also, some of this new infrastructure is of a higher standard than in the older parts of the district's townships and the council has to consider to what extent and to what standard this will be replaced in the future and the provision of funding enabling this."
As you would expect, some in Lincoln worry about the town's rapid growth. In April, community paper Central Canterbury News interviewed locals, including video shop owner Carol LeLievre, who shifted to Lincoln from Akaroa in the 1980s, looking for a similar pace of life.
LeLievre said it was once a town where people stopped their cars in the middle of the street to talk. A town where everyone knew your name.
Others saw positives. More shoppers if you are in retail, more places to shop if you're a consumer. Less need to drive to Christchurch.
On balance, it still sits on the positive side of the ledger, at least on a quiet, sunny spring morning. It is a Canterbury town with an old centre, intact churches, and new infrastructure.
Earthquake damage seems minimal. The Lincoln University campus is pretty and largely deserted.
The Lincoln Event Centre opened in April 2011. The town's first art gallery followed in October 2011, when Down by the Liffey Gallery opened in the old Coronation Library on the banks of the Liffey Stream. A $4.5m library designed by Warren and Mahoney is expected to open next year on the site of the Lincoln Community Centre. A popular farmers' market is held on the first Saturday of each month. Hillyers of Lincoln bakery started in 1967 and still has a base there.
Perhaps one of the best ways to assess the feel of a town is to track through a few months' coverage in the community paper.
According to the Central Canterbury News, some 300 people "packed" the Lincoln Baptist Church recently to hear "bug man" Ruud Kleinpaste. A build-a- scarecrow competition at the farmers' market was hotly contested. Former prime minister Helen Clark was scheduled to deliver an environmental speech at the university.
Connected with the university is Lincoln's role as an "Envirotown". One of the university's students, Kess Aleksandrova, won a British Council-sponsored landscape design scholarship for her plan to regenerate public green spaces along Christchurch's Avon River.
In other news, Down by the Liffey Gallery was a finalist in the arts and culture section of the Sensational Selwyn Awards. Gold medal- winning Paralympian Sophie Pascoe is a Lincoln High School old girl. A rock band called Ego Valve, featuring Lincoln students, was competing in the Smokefreerockquest regional finals.
The historic Famous Grouse Hotel was rebuilt quickly after earthquake damage. Other events seemed typical of a small New Zealand town. The paper reported that Lincoln High student Lily Cross was speechless after her Ford Festiva was found with the engine still running in a "totally munted" condition at the Lincoln rugby grounds on a Sunday morning in May. Rugby club president Alan King said it was good luck that frost had hardened the grounds. If the ground had been wet, the damage would have been much worse.
On this spring morning, it still feels like the kind of pleasant rural town where that sort of thing happens. Japanese backpackers wander the banks of the Liffey and gaze into the windows of real estate agents. Cafes are full. Traffic is slow.
The Famous Grouse advertises a "Miss Famous Grouse" beauty contest. A video store urges customers to "please remove muddy and dirty footwear". Yes, we're still in the country.
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Panopto Introduces the Easiest Way to Create Interactive Video Quizzes
SEATTLE, Jan. 11, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --ĀPanopto today announced the latest release of its enterprise video platform. The release continues Panopto's focus on interactive video with the introduction of a new quizzing tool. The quiz maker enables instructors to test comprehension, reinforce key concepts, and improve knowledge retention. Also included in the release are new video editing capabilities, inside-video search for German and Spanish, enhanced webcasting to mobile devices, and improvements to video captioning.Ā
Making it easy to create interactive video quizzes
For teachers and trainers, quizzes provide instant feedback on learner comprehension and challenging course content. For students, online quizzes have been shown to significantly improve engagement and knowledge retention.
With today's Panopto release, instructors can create an online quiz and add it to a video in under a minute. The Panopto quiz maker supports multiple choice, checkbox, and true/false questions. It supports the ability for students to retake quizzes, review grades, and learn more about correct answers. And it enables instructors to access real-time reports of student performance.
"Interactive video helps people retain information by applying concepts that they've just learned," said Eric Burns, co-founder and CEO of Panopto. "With the introduction of video quizzing, students and employees can absorb new material at their own pace, and then transfer that knowledge to new contexts."
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Today's release of Panopto includes a number of additional updates, including:
New video editing capabilities: Panopto's HTML5-based video editor now enables users to create custom preview images, add slide decks to existing video recordings, and synchronize individual slides within the video timeline. In addition, the editor now includes simple camera switching, allowing events to be recorded from multiple angles that can be changed in post-production using the Panopto editor.
Automatic speech recognition for Spanish and German videos: Panopto's industry-leading Smart Search technology now supports two additional languages. This enables businesses and universities to automatically index the speech of German or Spanish-language videos uploaded to their Panopto video library. Users can then find and fast-forward to any word spoken within these videos.
Webcasting to more mobile devices: Panopto now supports live streaming to Android devices. Building on its existing support for iOS live streaming, Panopto can now reach over 95% of the world's mobile devices with live video.
More flexible video captioning: Customers can now access Panopto's automatic speech recognition technology for any recording and correct the machine-generated captions in the video editor. In addition, users can customize the color, position, and size of video captions during playback.
All of the updates in today's release are available to existing Panopto customers at no additional cost. For more information on the release, check out the Panopto blog.
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Panopto helps businesses and universities create searchable video libraries of their institutional knowledge. Since 2007, the company has been a pioneer in video capture software, video content management systems, and inside-video search technology. Today, Panopto's video platform is the largest repository of expert learning videos in the world. Headquartered in Seattle with offices in Pittsburgh, London, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Sydney, Panopto has received industry recognition for its innovation, rapid growth, and company culture. For more information, visit www.panopto.com.
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Sales of PCs are in their deepest funk in more than a decade, but that has barely bothered Tech Data Corp. The computer distributor is making a profit selling PCs, printers, and other tech gear--even as revenues fall and competitors lose money. How? Aggressive cost controls. "We've learned how to calculate the cost of serving every customer, and that has enabled us to make money in bad times," says CEO Steven A. Raymund.
This is no small feat. In the third quarter, ended Oct. 31, Tech Data's (TECD ) earnings are expected to be $30 million on revenues of $4.3 billion, according to Raymond James & Associates Inc. Sure, that's down from profits of $47 million on sales of $5.2 billion a year ago. But it's a lot better than rivals' results. Industry leader Ingram Micro Inc. (IM ) lost $13.3 million in its third quarter (ended Sept. 30), as its sales fell 23%, to $5.8 billion. Tech Data's profitability has spurred a 29.8% rise in its share price in the past six months, pushing the company to the No. 3 spot on BusinessWeek's Info Tech 100. "Tech Data is hitting on all eight cylinders now, even though its market and the economy are down," says Raymond James analyst Robert P. Anastasi.
RISKS GALORE. Will Tech Data run out of gas as the economy continues to sputter? Don't bet on it. A daredevil who has swum with sharks in the Caribbean and run with the bulls in Pamplona, Raymund, 46, is used to living on the edge. That's helping him manage Tech Data's two-pronged strategy of keeping a lid on costs, while increasing high-margin businesses.
Consider his approach to client costs. His customers are corporations, smaller distributors, and retailers. If a client isn't profitable, Raymund isn't afraid to lose the business. The company measures 150 costs, from average order size to freight charges, to calculate the gross expense and margin on every account. "Quite frankly, we were losing our shirt with some clients," says Raymund. In the past two years, scores of customers that didn't measure up were shown the door or persuaded to order more efficiently--for example, making one order of $1 million rather than 10 orders of $100,000 each. Such moves have slashed Tech Data's expenses to 3.5% of sales--well below the 5% level of Ingram and other players, according to Wachovia Securities.
With its core PC business declining, though, cost-cutting won't be enough. So Raymund is expanding sales of higher-margin peripherals such as scanners. And to provide better service, the company is rolling out an online sales program that links clients directly to Tech Data's inventory system. This change has boosted Tech Data's ability to ship orders quickly, "and that means a lot to my customers," says Robert Molinari, president of 1st Run Computer Services Inc., a New York reseller of scanning and storage hardware.
If Raymund can please customers while controlling costs, Tech Data should stay on its feet until the bulls run again.
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The thoracic cancer program at OSUCCC – James includes medical, surgical and plastic surgery, with radiation oncologists, pathologists, pulmonologists, researchers and other experts focused on prevention, early diagnosis and improved long term outcomes for patients with thoracic cancers.
This exceptional team of experts uses multiple treatment modalities to optimize treatment plans for each patient. Combining innovative therapies, such as photodynamic therapy, with other forms of intervention, and developing expertise in minimally invasive surgical techniques has enabled our team to offer surgery to a greater number of patients. This often includes patients who previously may have been considered unresectable. Our experts are actively involved in developing personalized therapy chemotherapy that is effective against specific molecular defects of cancer rather than utilizing a one-size-fits-all approach.
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OSU-13230: A Phase II Study of MPDL3280A (An Engineered Anti-PDL1 Antibody) in Patients with PD-L1 Positive Locally Advanced or Metastatic Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
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- Objective response rate assessed according to RECIST criteria
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OSU-12053: A Randomized Phase II Trial of Erlotinib Alone or In Combination with Bevacizumab in Patients with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer and Activating Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Mutations
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OSU-12167: A Phase II study of the BRAF inhibitor dabrafenib as a single agent and in combination with the MEK inhibitor trametinib in subjects with BRAF V600E mutation positive metastatic (stage IV) non-small cell lung cancer
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- Overall response rate (the proportion of subjects with confirmed complete response or partial response) in subjects with stage IV BRAF V600E mutant NSCLC that have progressed on at least one prior anticancer treatment for metastatic disease administered dabrafenib as a single agent (Cohort A) and in combination with trametinib (Cohort B)
- Duration of response, progression-free and overall survival
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Inheriting the EGFR mutation T790M significantly increases a smoker's risk of developing lung cancer, and can predispose individuals, including non-smokers, for lung cancer.
- Identify patients with tumors that have T790M EGFR mutation, then test a saliva sample to learn if they also carry the mutation as a germline (inherited) mutation
- Offer genetic counseling and testing to family members to learn if they carry the mutation
- Those with the mutation qualify for a baseline lung cancer CT scan for screening, with the goal of finding hidden cancers earlier—when they are more treatable
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The Ohio State University Center of Excellence in Regulatory Tobacco Science (OSU-CERTS) (1P50CA180908)
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Objectives: OSU-CERTS research is directed toward understanding the underlying reasons for tobacco-product preferences, especially dual and poly-use, and how these reasons influence use in an environment of ever-changing types of tobacco products. A series of adolescent and adult cohort studies, conducted in natural settings and complemented by well-controlled experimental studies, allow for causal inference. All four projects provide data for urban and rural settings to enhance generalizability.
Social Networks and Tobacco Use among Ohio Appalachian Women (5P50CA105632)
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- Characterize the social networks of women (never, former and current smokers) in Ohio Appalachian counties
- Determine the association between selected individual, interpersonal, workplace and community-related characteristics and social networks among women in Ohio Appalachian counties
- Determine the association between selected individual, interpersonal, workplace and community-related characteristics and smoking status within the social networks among women in Ohio Appalachian counties
- Develop and test the feasibility of a social network-based cessation intervention among Ohio Appalachian women who smoke
Tobacco Cessation Interventions with Ohio Appalachian Smoker (3R01CA129771)
PI: May Ellen Wewers, PhD, MPH
- Evaluate the efficacy of a lay-led (LL) intervention in promoting long term abstinence from tobacco
- Examine the association between 12-month abstinence and selected individual, interpersonal, organizational, neighborhood and community, and societal factors among adult Appalachian tobacco users exposed to a tobacco cessation intervention
- Characterize activity patterns using space-time measures among adult Appalachian tobacco users exposed to a tobacco cessation intervention
Translational Studies
CALGB-151108: Correlative Imaging Analysis Of CALGB 30406: Erlotinib Therapy In Lung Cancer As A Model For The Development Of Biologically Meaningful Response Metrics
PI: Greg Otterson
OSU-07082: Analysis of FANCD2 Protein Monoubiquitin Status and Nuclear Foci Formation in the Primary Solid Tumors
PI: Miguel Villalona, MD
Translational Research Accomplishments
Candidate driver mutation identified in lung-cancer trial "super responder". A multi-institutional study led by OSUCCC – James researchers describes a patient with advanced adenocarcinoma of the lung who was treated with sorafenib while on a clinical trial. Of 306 patients in the trial, 3 percent responded to sorafenib. One patient had a complete response that lasted for five years. She had been headed for hospice care when she entered the trial. The researchers engineered the mutation into normal lung cells and showed that this abnormal gene formed tumors, and that the tumors were inhibited by sorafenib, and also identified the same mutation in 1 percent of an independent group of lung cancer cases. The findings were an example of a candidate activating mutation that can be therapeutically targeted. Published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation. Senior author: David Carbone, MD, PhD.


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AN 18 year old Hardwicke Football Club player appeared in court on Friday accused of assaulting two rival players from Tetbury during a match.
Ashley Witts, of Kaskelot Way, Hempsted, Gloucester, was playing centre forward for Hardwicke United U-18s against Avonvale U-18s in Tetbury when trouble flared fifteen minutes before full time.
Witts appeared before Gloucester Crown Court today charged with assaulting Avonvale goalkeeper Jack Johnson, 18, causing actual bodily harm.
He is also charged with common assault on another Avonvale player, aged 17.
The violence is alleged to have occurred after Witts and Johnson contested for the ball in the Avonvale goal area.
Mr Johnson suffered a broken nose and fractured cheekbone and was taken to hospital in Swindon.
Today's hearing was for a timetable to be set for further progress of the case.
Judge Jamie Tabor QC agreed to a submission from defence solicitor Sarah Jenkins for a two week adjournment till June 12th so she can take further instrutions.
Witts was granted bail till then.