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text: Andrew Turner wrote: > Caching googlemaps tiles, and not through their client, is a violation > of their Terms of Service. Same for all the other providers. <snip> Here's an interesting question. What if you constantly logged your position (while driving). Then when you got back home, you could upload all of your data back to your desktop. Would it be legal to have a script analyze that data, and make "suggestions" from public sources (ie google maps, mapquest, etc) as to what roads you traveled. Once you verified that information it could automatically upload back into OpenStreetMaps (OSM)? Basically just reducing some of the time/effort required to upload information into OSM. Better description: the script would break down each segment of your trip (like a turn by turn breakdown) and give a list of possible street names. You pick the best one (or write in the correct one) for each segment, then click finish and it handles the formatting of the data and the uploading. I'm not against paying money for tomtom software. But if I could just make my normal usage patterns translate into more information being uploaded into OSM, then it could eventually help make it a viable alternative (which right now it is not). Bottom line, I'd be willing to contribute a marginal amount of effort, but not much more than that...and I'd be willing to bet that there are many others that would do a little here and a little there but who wouldn't do it if it was difficult/time consuming. FYI, I have no idea how the OSM upload process works. So if it IS really easy, then nevermind. If it isn't easy. Does this sound like a good idea (and is it legal)?

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" Science is the poetry of reality"
- Richard Dawkins
Our aim in Science is to foster a curiosity about the world we live in and to nurture an enthusiasm and love of the subject.
Beginning with the basics and slowly building to "working scientifically" in Key Stage Two, we ensure that our programme of study is in line with the new curriculum. Our Science lessons are based around hands-on investigative work in order to engage the children and stimulate their learning!
We have excellent resources on site and access to wonderful opportunities outside of school to inspire our pupils to become expert scientists!
Mobile Classroom!
We are lucky enough to have annual visits from the Life Education Mobile Classroom. These sessions are run by specially trained educators in a mobile classroom with the class teacher and support staff present.
The aim of these sessions is to provide children with vital information on healthy living. We equip our pupils with the transferable skills needed to make good choices in the future in a fun and memorable way!
Using stimulating and interactive techniques, our pupils are taught the fundamentals of:
- Healthy eating,
- Drugs and alcohol,
- Forming friendships
- Developing a sense of self-worth
Using puppetry, drama and interactive games, Life Education is an informative and entertaining opportunity not to be missed!
Science Club
We cater for our budding scientists in Key Stage 2 with a weekly Science Club where we investigate and experiment with the different equipment available to us at the school! From forces and food chains to gases and growth, we experiment in any way we can, hoping to make the next big discovery!
Trips and Visits
We hold annual Science Evenings and make regular visits to the Science Museum, Natural History Museum, Benjamin Franklin House and The Centre of The Cell to educate our children on the history of Science.
We have strong links with Chelsea Academy where we get the chance to visit their well-equipped labs for interactive sessions and demonstrations in a stimulating setting- a great insight into secondary school Science!
We organise these extra curricular activities in order to make Science at Servite as hands on as possible.


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Its the height of the summer and once again this year in Lloret the nightlife is in full swing, the young clubbers are queuing to get in to the night clubs and disco bars every night of the week!
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Take a look at these large colourful cocktails in the Blue Bar, what a great location looking out to sea and just watching the world go by just at the end of the beach!
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In the same street we have some of the old favorites such as 'Rockefellers' disco bar which is still as popular today as it was more than 30 years ago! alongside new venues such the Beach Club that only opened last year 2011.
Come and try the best nightlife on the Costa Brava...everyone loves Lloret!
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TWO leading law firms, DVOŘÁK & SPOL. in the Czech Republic and NH Hager-Niederhuber Advokáti in Slovakia, have announced they will merge and create a regional law firm operating on both markets under the name Dvořák Hager & Partners as of 1 March 2013, the law firms announced in mid February. The managing partners of the office are Stanislav Dvořák and Bernard Hager, the firm announced in a press release.
A team of more than 30 lawyers will work at the offices in Prague and Bratislava, providing clients with legal services especially in key practice areas of advice in transactions, corporate law and restructuring, labour law and energy, environmental law and construction law, including support in cross-border projects.
"This strategic step was born out of our clients' demand for expanded services and regional legal support," Dvořák, managing partner of the Prague office of Dvořák Hager & Partners said as cited in the press release. "We already have been working with our colleagues in Slovakia for a long time. We have implemented a number of successful projects together and share the same approach and values with regard to client service and quality of work. Together we can work more effectively on behalf of our clients and offer them greater certainty and new opportunities."
Hager, a Slovak and Austrian lawyer and managing partner of the Bratislava office of Dvořák Hager & Partners, added that the merger would permit them to offer their services in the framework of cross-border projects and to appeal to new partners and potential clients.
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Kiev Private Tour Guide, Kate Dobromishev – Guide me UA
My name is Kate Dobromishev, I'm a Kiev Private Tour Guide.
Speaking English, I show Kiev to the guests of the Ukrainian capital since 2015. Being a traveler myself, I know what travelers expect on while their stay in a new city. And being a local I know the best attractions and hidden yards of Kiev like the back of my hand.
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Tourists in Kiev
Now there are a lot of tourists in Kiev. I think that compared with two more years earlier, the number of visitors has doubled; however, according to the official data, compared to 2015, the growth was 20%, which is also very good rate.
Such interest in Ukraine is fueled by both international events like Euro 2012, Eurovision 2017, the 2018 UEFA Champions League Final, and the city itself. Kiev is proud of its centuries-old history, original architecture, developed infrastructure and bright modern life, especially night life.
Working as a guide in Kiev for 3 years, I held excursions for the Eurovision delegation, for Toyota Japan and Hollywood stars, for people of all ages and nationalities. First I even made a list of countries my guests were from; most came from the US, Canada, Israel, Britain and Germany.
My guests:
What Kiev has to offer?
85% of guests want to see and to get to know about the main sights, the history of Ukraine, Cossacks, relations with Russia, revolutions, national cuisine, things the country is famous and proud of. For those who like classical routes with the main sights, I offer general route through the old city, which includes: the Golden Gate, Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, Saint Sophia Cathedral, Saint Andrew Church and the Descent going down from it, monument to the great and mighty Bogdan Khmelnytsky, the main Orthodox shrine – St. Vladimir's Cathedral with the relics of St. Barbara.
Tours to Ancient Kiev:
For those who like Soviet history, and the monuments built during the Soviet era, I recommend visiting National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the World War II, where you will also see the Motherland Monument – the 102-meter statue. It is also possible to visit Babi Yar, where during the war the Jews were shot; a military cemetery where the Heroes of the Soviet Union as well as ATO participants fighting in the east of Ukraine were buried.
Tours to Soviet Kiev:
For the remaining 15% of guests who do not like churches and monuments, but want to understand how local people live today, where they hang out, what they like, what modern art and architecture looks like in Ukraine, I make tours to non-tourist places – I acquaint travelers with Kiev street art, modern museums, street food and secret bars, I tell them more about current events, urban gossip and a bit about politics.
Tours to modern Kiev:
Ideal Tour
In my opinion the Ideal Tour of the city is a combination of pleasant and friendly atmosphere, humor, delicious coffee and interesting facts about the city that only local people know, and Wikipedia does not. And the ideal route for me in Kiev is: the Square of the Golden Gate (not the Golden Gate itself, although there are a lot of funny facts about it, but the square with the same name with Baron castle, ravens on Reitarskaya street, Hedgehog in the Fog, Yaroslaviv Val Street), Podil with its old houses, Shevchenko Park and the Taras Shevchenko monument with two coats, One Love Espresso Bar in front of the St. Nicholas Church where you can play chess; and of course my favorite view of the city – when you walk out of the metro on Kontraktova Square, look around and see the hills and St. Andrew's Church on top and vermillion Pyrogoshcha Church, and you feel really good, because you live in a beautiful city and you can enjoy it every day.
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text: So what is it that drivers are thinking in the car? Dion von Moltke helps answer that question with the second installment of his What Drivers Think. This episode comes to you from the first practice of one of America's oldest endurance races, the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring fueled by Fresh from Florida. Tune in for this insightful tour of the circuit as Dion reveals what it is that drivers are thinking when the visors are pulled down and the harnesses tightened!


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Celebrate milestones and everyday moments with gifts and greetings from Cards 'n Such Hallmark Store! Whether you're looking for a funny birthday card for your brother or a sweet baby gift for a new arrival, a Hallmark signature Keepsake ornament or wonderful stationery and giftwrap, the nice folks at Cards 'n Such are glad to help you find just the right thing.
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Arafah Day Iftar 2016 at the IFI
Day of Arafah 2016 has been confirmed for Sunday, 11th September 2016, occasion upon which the Messanger of Allah (p.b.u.h.) has said that fasting on the day of Arafah "...expiates the sins of the previous year and of the coming year" (Sahih Muslim)
As such, the Islamic Foundation of Ireland will be organising a community Iftar at its premises of Dublin Mosque on Sunday, 11th September 2016 after Maghrib prayers. All are welcome.


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I'm also the co-founder and Editor-In-Chief of OPride.com, a multimedia website that aggregates Oromo, Ethiopian and Horn of African news. I write regular news commentaries and Op-Eds on current issues and Ethiopia politics.
Multimedia: experienced in shooting and editing video, photo and audio (Final Cut Pro and Photoshop), HootSuite, TweetDeck, HashTracking and many more.
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If you are looking for the best rates on shipping labels on your own, you will likely spend several hours of your valuable time on the Internet or the phone calling, or investigating various shipping companies to discover their rates and any special discounts that are available. Despite all that time, you may still not be able to actually get the best deals available on those shipping labels.
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Fuel Scarcity: Federal Government And Oil Marketers Finally Agree On Fuel Price
PMS/Oil Marketers has been in loggerhead with the Federal Government over the N145 flat rate the government set on the sale of PMS. The marketers categorically stated that they cannot sell for that price because of the NNPC's quest to remove the little subsidy on PMS.
The new development today, the oil marketers have agreed with the Federal Government to keep the pump price of petrol at N145 per litre. The marketers reached the concession on Wednesday, 3rd Jan, reversing their previous stance on the pricing of the product.
The Chairman of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association, Dapo Abiodun, had on Tuesday, stated that the marketers could no longer import petrol at a controlled price of N145 per litre.
But according to Punch reports yesterday, the marketers reversed their stance at the meeting of the ad hoc committee set up by the Presidency to get the oil marketers to restart the importation of refined petroleum products. The newspaper said that a communique on the resolutions reached at the meeting would be made public soon.
It reports also that the marketers appealed to the Federal Government to grant them tax holidays and other incentives that would help cut their costs when they resume fuel importation. According to the report, four sub-committees were constituted at the meeting, which was chaired by the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu, at the ministry's headquarters in Abuja.
A top source at the meeting told Punch that the committees included those on logistics and business conduct, adding that the agreements reached at the meeting would be relayed to the Presidency before the communique would be made public.
Heads of some parastatals under the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources were members of some of the committees, according to the report.


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I was born in south Florida and moved to Connecticut where I spent most of my younger year before returning to Florida. I am the oldest of four children, two of whom have passed on.
I married my wonderful husband in 1989 and we welcomed our only son in 1995. I earned my degree in Psychology and Human Services and love working with At-Risk children and a variety of non-profit organizations. In my spare time I love to write poetry and short stories. I also love spending time in or near the water.
I love to travel and visit different countries. I have spent a great portion of my life outside the U.S. The great part of this is my jobs have afforded me this opportunity,
Life has a way of just happening sometimes. I've learned not to sweat the small stuff. I've learned not to fret the storms of life but to dance in the rain.


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According to psychology, we are all prone to overestimating the extent to which people are like us. Which, I suppose, is why I routinely overestimate my Facebook friends' ability to think rationally and critically.
Case in point: why do so many people think it makes sense to compare what happened to Otto Warmbier in North Korea... to the fate of a mentally ill, knife-wielding woman in Seattle?
Here at Facts Over Feelings, I encourage people to think with their minds, not their emotions. But that doesn't mean I'm perfect. I mindlessly let myself be convinced by various "End the R-Word" campaigns that I should stop saying the "r-word".
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mereelskirata posted a topic in Gadgets & TechnologyHello. I need a new mouse, pls halp. So recently my mouse has been acting up. I need a new one. I'll mostly use it for csgo and wot. All I want out of a new mouse it a good sensor (no common issues or built in mouse acceleration), and for it to be light weight as I game on low sensitivity so I lift my mouse a lot (insert Flusha cheating accusation here). I've been looking at a few Zowie mice (FK2 and EC2-a) and the Fnatic Flick G1. Anyone own any of these who can comment on them? Also any recommendations? I tried my brothers Steelseries Sensei Raw for an hour or so. I like the feel of it, but I've heard that the sensor is flawed and has built in mouse acceleration that cannot be disabled, is there any truth to that? Also a quick edit: I use 400 and sometimes 800 dpi. Send halp


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They were carefully packed and I don't think I lost a single unit during delivery. That's always a concern when there's big distances for goods to travel. Lovely end result.
Who could possibly toss these away. Have a lovely mounting and stellar colours with a minimalist imprint which I feel is quite classy. If my possible customers have space on their desks, then these are going to sit in that space and do the business for me.
But that's a good thing. A retro product was exactly what I was looking for as I am targeting millennials and that's what all the marketing literature tells me they want. Really useful
This is certainly a good option for gifting purpose as well as for promotions.
I love this without a doubt. This was kind of an order at the eleventh hour in my case and still they somehow managed to deliver it before the function. I am giving top marks for this effective delivery and awesome quality. It was all within my budget even though I had placed the minimum order.
Eco Notepad With Sticky Note And Pen is pretty much handy and comes with a spiral binding, eco-friendly pen, 5 colors sticky flags, 45 pieces sticky note, 25 sheets paper notepad. It offers a good quality at a price this low.
There's no better position for your brand than becoming a part of the day for your client. Every time they drink their coffee or drink water in conference meetings I know that my coasters with my company name will be right there.
You do everything right, you give a gift that is needed, you get your name out there, and the business come. Solid product, really smart and has an exclusive feel.
No question these are a quality item with a lovely 4 X 4 space available for imprints andI was surprised when purchasing that huge bulk buying of these does give the same type of discounts I've seen on other products from this vendor.
The material of the product is good and comfortable to use on a regular basis. Good This is just what I wanted it to be. Very nice looking, like the extra pockets, needed the calculator in it.
Really happy that many of our guests have been taking them from our rooms as mementos of their stay with us.
A simple coaster can do a lot for a business. Simple professionalism from this CS team really turned me on too.
Order minimum of 300 wasn't so high; I think there is room for a small business like mine to get more from these by variation in our impressions. Will see how this first batch of 300 does and then I will order more.


text: Google Maps Navigation, but it's got a fatal flaw for the moment: it's only available in the States. Navigon must be banking on the fact that Mountain View is going to take its sweet time spreading the love around the world, because it has announced at iCE Amsterdam today that it'll be releasing its own app for Android on December 10. Pricing hasn't been revealed, but for comparison, Navigon's European solution for the iPhone runs a stout $140 -- and as long as Google doesn't tell everyone that European navigation is no longer a valid business model as they've done in the US, that could very well be the number we can expect on the Android side. It'll be compatible with devices running anything from 1.5 to 2.0, so Dreams and Milestones alike should be welcome to apply.


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These bath bombs are so easy to make for a DIY relaxation techinque. Lavender soothes the senses and matcha has anti-aging properties. Meditate in your bathtub with this relaxing bath bomb.
- 3 tbsp organic matcha powder
- 1 cup baking soda
- 1/4 cup organic cornstarch
- 1/4 cup epsom salt (fine grade)
- 2 tbsp organic coconut oil, liquid form
- 1 tsp organic essential lavender oil
- 2 tbsp lemon juice
- • Water as needed, approximately 2 tbsp
1. In a medium mixing bowl, add matcha powder, baking soda, cornstarch, and epsom salt. Whisk to combine.
2. In a separate bowl, add coconut oil, essential oil, lemon juice, and water. Whisk to combine.
3. Using a clean spatula, marry the wet ingredients into the dry and combine well. Your bath mixture will start to foam! Combine until smooth (mixture will be crumbly at first).
4. Using clean hands, form mixture into firm, round balls (about a palm-full) and place into paper-lined cupcake tins, fill only 3/4 of the way.
5. Gently press to flatten each top evenly. Let bath bombs sit to set.
6. Pop into a warm bath and watch your bomb fizz!
**Note: Makes 4-5 bath bombs.
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Michigan signee Reon Dawson: I'll be an Ohio State fan until I die
Reon Dawson is a three-star cornerback from Trotwood, Ohio, who is headed to Michigan to play for Brady Hoke next season. However, the Wolverines were hardly his first choice.
Growing up in Ohio, Dawson never envisioned himself in maize and blue. Most Ohio State fans don't.
"Until I die, I'm gonna be a Buckeye fan even though I'm going (to Michigan)," Dawson told the Dayton Daily News on Wednesday. "When we play (OSU) I'm gonna still bring my 'A' game. But, I love Ohio State."
Dawson was originally committed to Illinois but he decided to commit to Michigan at the last second. He wanted to go to Ohio State, but he never got an offer from them. Unless he changes his stance drastically from now until the time team practices start, he could be in for a freshman beatdown.
In case you have forgotten how much these two schools despise one another, perhaps these words from Urban Meyer will remind you. Not enough? How about the gash Mike Vrabel gave himself on his forehead because he got so pumped up before OSU played Michigan that he head-butted a player when he had no helmet on? There is no in-between. Dawson will likely learn that in a hurry.
Chest bump to Dr. Saturday
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Fantasy Football Mock Draft Per Day (August 5th): 12 teams, No. 11 pick
Back on May 27th, we began our 2014 fantasy football mock draft per day series using our site's mock draft simulator (powered by FantasyPros).
As we continue through the offseason, I will continue to complete a mock draft every day as I vary the scoring format, league size, draft slot, etc. and today's mock is a 12-team league using standard scoring and I have the No. 11 pick.
Here are my picks in today's mock draft:
1.11 - Demaryius Thomas, WR, Denver Broncos
2.02 - Montee Ball, RB, Denver Broncos
3.11 - Andre Ellington, RB, Arizona Cardinals
4.02 - Roddy White, WR, Atlanta Falcons
5.11 - Joique Bell, RB, Detroit Lions
6.02 - Jordan Cameron, TE, Cleveland Browns
7.11 - Pierre Thomas, RB, New Orleans Saints
8.02 - Eric Decker, WR, New York Jets
9.11 - Colin Kaepernick, QB, San Francisco 49ers
10.02 - Khiry Robinson, RB, New Orleans Saints
11.11 - Marvin Jones, WR, Cincinnati Bengals
12.02 - Hakeem Nicks, WR, Indianapolis Colts
13.11 - St. Louis Rams D/ST
14.02 - Doug Baldwin, WR, Seattle Seahawks
15.11 - Ronnie Hillman, RB, Denver Broncos
16.02 - Matt Bryant, K, Atlanta Falcons
Some notes about my team (view full mock here):
- QBs: Earlier today, I wrote a post featuring 12 undervalued players based on current ADPs and Kaepernick appeared on the list. (As did a few other players on this roster.) See that post for why I love getting Kaepernick at 9.11.
- RBs: Although Ball had an appendectomy yesterday, he should be ready for the opener, but I added Hillman as insurance just in case. While he is unproven, he has top-five upside as we saw from Knowshon last year. Extremely productive on a per-touch basis last year, Ellington's usage rate is expected to spike in 2014. Bell finished as a top-20 fantasy running back last season and his workload is also expected to increase some this year. Thomas and Robinson provide additional depth. Thomas led NFL RBs last year in catches (77) and Robinson has been compared to HOFer Curtis Martin by Parcells.
- WRs: DT has been a stud in his two seasons with Peyton Manning as QB and extremely consistent: 92-94 catches for 1,430-1,434 yards and 10-14 TDs. White has dominant in his final five games last year (43/502/2) and should be in store for a bounce-back season now that he's healthy. Decker moves to a less favorable fantasy situation, but he's clearly the guy and in turn should see his targets increase. Jones, Nicks and Baldwin provide some WR depth.
- TEs: As it turned out, several of the high-upside tight ends that I like were available really late in this mock, but Cameron at 6.02 is a nice value as well. As examples, Jordan Reed went at 10.5 and Zach Ertz went at 12.3. One year after a breakout season as only Jimmy Graham had more receiving yards at tight end last year, Cameron should see his targets spike with Josh Gordon's looming full-year suspension.
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YOUR SPORTS: Connecticut Combat second at Gil Hodges 11-U World Series
The CT Combat placed second in the 2011 AABC Gil Hodges 11u World Series this past weekend in Brooklyn,NY ranking them the number 2 team in the country out of 1,513 AABC affiliated teams.
The CT Combat started their journey to the world series by playing in a AABC affiliated in-state travel baseball league and by playing in tournaments during the season.
The CT Combat started their tournament schedule by winning the triple crown spring frost in CT, then headed to Long Island, NY to win the Baseball Heaven Memorial weekend tournament. The boys of the CT Combat went on to win the AABC Connecticut State Championship, earning them a bid to the 2011 World Series, representing Connecticut.
The CT Combat beat the N.J. Bandits in the first round of the world series before losing to the Cinci Flames in the second round knocking them down to the losers bracket. The Combat battled thru the losers bracket winning their next 4 games against the Brookfield Bandits, Clarkstown Stars, Michigan Panthers and the Cinci flames. This set the Combat up for a 3rd game against the Cinci Flames in the Championship game. The CT Combat battled the Cinci Flames in the Championship game before losing a 3-2 contest making them the runner up in the 2011 AABC Gil Hodges 11u World Series.
These boys worked hard all season and have learned that hard work does pay off.


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May Average Selling Price Jumps to Highest Since 2007 as Inventory Remains Tight
WASHINGTON, D.C. – June 26, 2013 – (RealEstateRama) — Michigan's housing market continued its upward swing in May, according to the MLS reports compiled by the Michigan Association of REALTORS®. Over 88% of reporting units reported an increase in average selling price from May 2013 compared to May 2012; with 13 locals reporting an increase at/near 20+%. Statewide the average selling price increased by 11.28% at $125,880 in May 2013 compared to $113,116 in May 2012. May 2013 also reported an increase in single family home sales of 3.57% with 12,383 sales compared to May 2012 sales of 11,956. In the past five years the number of home sales reached over 12,300 just once back in August 2012.
Key Statistics:
$116,140 – 2013 average sales price, YTD
49,891 – 2013 single family units sold, YTD
$5.79 billion – 2013 total sales volume, YTD
Monthly housing statistics for MAR are reported by participating Michigan REALTOR® local boards and associations.
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Source: Michigan Association of REALTORS®


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Video battle rages but Blockbuster plans to stick around
A STRING of video store closures in Gympie is part of a nation-wide trend but the town's last remaining store, Blockbuster, plans to be around for some time yet.
Blockbuster manager David Kendall has been with the store 18 years, almost nine of which have been as manager.
Mr Kendall said although Gympie's other video stores had folded under the growing strain of operating costs and a change in consumer habits, he believed his store could resist the trend.
Video stores face an uphill battle against high renting costs to maintain a bricks and mortar presence and, crucially, the rapid uptake of technology changing the way movies are consumed.
Movies are now able to be accessed online, both legally and illegally, whereas once the only way to catch the latest blockbuster on the big screen was to pack the car and drive to the local video store.
Mr Kendall said the continuing development of the internet was having an impact.
"Technology has not been our friend," he said.
"In some ways it is the beginning of the end, but we will buck the trend for as long as we can."
But it is not just ease of access online hurting video stores.
The expansion of free-to-air television is also playing a role.
With more variety on television, it is adding fuel to the fire.
Often children let the cat out of the bag in-store, remarking on which movies their parents "already have on the hard drive".
Mr Kendall said Blockbuster didn't have a magic approach to resisting the trend. Rather, the store was focusing on "getting the basics right".
"I think we have the right location, better variety and really good staff," he said.
"The staff have a lot to do with people coming back.
"There is no constant turnover and people get the service they do. It's about continuity of care."
For more than 10 years Blockbuster has run a "Dollar Tuesday" deal and the initiative continues today.
"Tuesday morning, our car park is like Grand Central Station," Mr Kendall said.
Good prices, personal service and an expansive range of movies are Blockbuster's weapons of choice to battle the instant gratification of accessing content online, and it's a battle Mr Kendall is happy to fight.


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KHARTOUM, Sudan — The U.N. secretary-general warned Tuesday that Sudan would bear full responsibility for the worsening humanitarian crisis in Darfur if African Union peacekeepers pull out by month's end because of the government's refusal to allow a U.N.-led force to take over.
The cash-starved and understaffed African Union force, whose mandate ends Sept. 30, has been unable to halt the violence in Sudan's western region. Sudan, which recently launched a new military offensive against rebels in Darfur, has ordered the African Union out if it insists on handing over the mission to the United Nations.
The absence of any foreign troops in Darfur would likely lead to widespread misery or starvation in camps flooded with refugees from a bloody conflict that has raged for the past 3½ years. International aid workers — lacking any protection — would almost certainly pull out if the 7,000 AU troops leave and are not replaced by U.N. peacekeepers. The U.N. has warned of hundreds of thousands more deaths if aid operations collapse.
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has rejected the U.N. presence as an attempt to impose Western colonial control over his country and has instead offered to send 10,000 government troops to Darfur. Critics say such a move would only inflame the violence.
Despite Secretary-General Kofi Annan's sharp warning, the U.N. and the West — preoccupied with crises in the Mideast — may have little appetite or ability to push Sudan hard to comply. Many observers believe Sudan has dug in against a U.N. deployment in the Texas-sized region because it wants to finish off the rebels, and also fears the international force will hunt down officials and government allies suspected of war crimes.
Annan criticized Sudan's call for the departure of the African peacekeepers and expressed concern at its refusal to accept the 20,000-member U.N. force, which would have a stronger mandate to end the fighting. He warned that Sudan would be unable to address the humanitarian disaster.
"The international community has been feeding about 3 million people in camps, and if we have to leave because of lack of security, lack of access to the people, then what happens? The government will have to assume responsibility for doing this, and if it doesn't succeed, it will have lots of questions to answer before the rest of the world," Annan said in the Egyptian port city of Alexandria after talks with President Hosni Mubarak.
More than 200,000 dead
Since the conflict began with ethnic African rebels seeking more autonomy in Darfur, the Sudanese government has been accused of unleashing Arab militiamen known as janjaweed who have been blamed for widespread atrocities, including rapes and killings. Some 200,000 people have died and several million have been displaced since 2003.
Despite a May peace deal signed by the government and one of the three ethnic African rebel groups, U.N. officials and aid workers say the crisis has only deepened in recent months, with violence at a new high. Twelve aid workers have been killed in Darfur this year, most in the last two months.
The latest government offensive in northern Darfur, launched Aug. 28, reportedly involves thousands of troops and militias backed by bomber aircraft and helicopter gunships. The military is also believed to be massing more forces in the region.
Nigerian Gen. Collins Ihekire, who heads the African Union force, said that latest offensive would cripple the civilian population.
"The government is not making a secret of their desire to flush out the remains of the rebels. ... Whenever there is an upsurge in violence, there is always more collateral damage, the generation of (displaced people), more banditry, more rapes," he told The Associated Press by telephone from Darfur.
Rebel commander Abubakar Hamid Elnur told the AP by satellite telephone from northern Darfur that there had been no armed clashes with government forces and their janjaweed allies for three days but that bombing raids on rebel-held areas were continuing north of the provincial capital, El Fasher.
"They are bringing in more troops and blocking off the roads. We believe the government is preparing for another major assault," he said. Civilians were unable to flee the area but had left their homes for the valleys and hills, he said.
The rebels in the Sudanese Liberation Front who signed a May peace deal in return for government posts have accused Sudan of violating the accord by forcing out the African peacekeepers and rejecting the U.N. presence.
"We call on the international community to send troops as soon as possible, because there is no security in Darfur, the situation is very bad," said Mahjoub Hussein, a spokesman for Sudanese Liberation Front leader Minni Minnawi.
At an emergency meeting in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa on Monday, African diplomats agreed that the AU peacekeepers could stay on for a few months if Sudan approves the transition to a U.N-led force, said spokesman Nouredinne Mezni.
But Sudan said the AU force can remain in the country only if it rejects the U.N. force and accepts Arab League and Sudanese funding. Such an arrangement would make the AU troops even more dependent on the good will of Sudan's Arab-led government.
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Mental health affects how well we feel, and how we cope with the obstacles and challenges we face in life.
Some young people experience mental health difficulties and the symptoms can interfere with their day-to-day life. Mental health difficulties can affect things like your concentration, your relationships and your ability to communicate with others or get to school or college.
If you're experiencing severe mental health difficulties, or your local health care team would like you to have a more specialist assessment, you may be referred to the Department of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (DCAMHS) at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).
Mental health difficulties can affect anyone – it's not the person's fault and there is nothing to be ashamed of.
Even if you're experiencing mild mental health difficulties, there's plenty of mental health support for young people out there, such as Young Minds. You can talk to your doctor too.
Being referred to DCAMHS
You may be referred to DCAMS for specialist help with your mental health condition. The team treats things like:
- anxiety
- depression
- eating disorders
- phobias
- Tourette syndrome
DCAMHS supports young people with autism and Asperger's syndrome too. It also runs the Mildred Creak Unit – a safe place for you to stay where trained staff take care of you and help you manage your mental health.
What to expect
You'll be supported by one, or sometimes a number, of the DCAMHS team:
- Family therapists – he or she will help you and your family to consider each other's perspectives, experiences and beliefs.
- Psychiatrists – a medically qualified doctor who has specialist training in mental health.
- Psychologists – to help you understand why you're feeling or acting in a certain way and to offer practical support.
- Child and adolescent psychotherapists – they will help you understand your emotions and behaviour by thinking in depth with you about your relationships.
- Social workers – to try and make things less stressful for you and your family while you're being treated at GOSH, and to help you access the right services and support outside of hospital.
- Doctors – there are many types of doctors at GOSH, each trained for their specialty, to help make sure you always get the best care.
- Specialist nurses – medically trained and mental health trained staff who specialise in a particular difficulty. They may take part in your assessment or offer you and your family a range of interventions.
You may take part in a number of assessments after you have been referred to GOSH. Types of assessment commonly offered by DCAMHS include:
- Cognitive assessment– an IQ test completed by a psychologist to help them to understand how you learn, in case you need any extra support at school.
- Observation (ADOS) – involves talking and playing some games to help the team understand how you interact with others.
- Family assessment– a chance for you and your family to talk about what works well at home and anything that you may find difficult.
- Parent assessment– when your parents talk to the team about your development, such as what you were like when you were younger and how things are for you now.
You may have a combination of therapies while you're being treated at GOSH to help you best manage your mental health condition. Mental health treatments offered by DCAMHS include:
- Cognitive behavioural therapy – aims to change any thinking or behaviour patterns you have which might be making your difficulties worse.
- Psychotherapy – helps people find new ways to think about how their feelings and thoughts are connected to their behaviour.
- Medication – some mental health conditions can be treated with medication, such as antidepressants or sedatives.
- Family therapy – involves working both with individuals and people who are important to them.
- EMDR therapy – helps people dealing with troubling memories of difficult experiences they may have had in the past.


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In the eight years since Florida invited national scorn for the presidential recount of 2000, the state has rewritten its election laws and twice changed voting systems.
But as Floridians prepare to jam polling places in record numbers over the next 16 days, it's not at all clear that things will go any more smoothly.
- About 2.5-million more voters are expected to cast ballots this year than voted in the Bush-Gore race.
- Florida's biggest counties, including Pinellas, Hillsborough, Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, will debut a paper-ballot machine that most voters will have never seen before.
- The new paper ballots take up to twice as long to complete as the touch-screen ballots they replaced, which could mean longer waits for voters.
And one thing will be exactly the same: Just as it was in 2000, Florida is again a critical battleground state in which the results are expected to be extremely close.
This combination of factors has political observers and election officials themselves nervous, though optimistic, about the voting that begins on Monday. They're expecting crowded precincts, long lines and longer waits.
"I still have the same concerns about changing voting systems in a presidential election year," Pinellas elections supervisor Deborah Clark said. "It's a large undertaking. You don't just roll the old ones out and the new ones in."
Clark was one of 15 county election supervisors who wrote a letter to state officials last year urging them to postpone the statewide move to the paper ballot system. Many counties already were using the paper ballots, in which voters darken in ovals next to the name of their preferred candidate and feed the ballot into a scanning machine, but the state's largest counties were not.
To be sure, election-system news is not all gloomy.
The new paper ballot system leaves behind a clear paper trail of voter intent should there be a recount, early voting and absentee balloting programs have been expanded to take some of the pressure off Election Day, and Florida now has a more consistent ballot design from county to county.
Plus, the new voting system has been used already this year, though on a much smaller scale, so election officials have learned from early mistakes. Clark, for instance, staffed a March 11 St. Pete Beach election with supervisors so her office could focus on potential problems.
What did they learn? That voters were unsure where to go next as they signed in, picked up their ballots, voted and placed their ballots in a scanner on the way out. That scanners sometimes jammed on the rough edge of ballots that was created when poll workers tore off a stub at the top.
The solutions: red signs in every polling place directing voters through each step and putting the tear-away stub at the bottom of each ballot so the clean edge at the top goes through the scanner first.
Obvious, yes. Clark calls it "a real 'duh' moment."
Still, St. Pete Beach is not the same as a statewide election. If there's one thing that Florida election officials agree gives them concern it's this: sheer volume.
Since the disastrous 36-day recount of 2000, Florida's voter registration rolls have swelled by nearly 2-million people. Turnout is expected to be larger too - up 15 percentage points or more from 2000.
If those predictions hold true, this year's McCain-Obama contest will attract 2.5-million more Florida voters than Bush-Gore.
"The presidential election is a maximum stress test on any election system; it's the peak load," said Dan McCrea, president of the Florida Voters Foundation. "One thing that will help is if everyone goes in thinking we're all in this together."
McCrea said it's important to hold elections officials accountable for managing the process, but don't expect perfection.
"It's not a five-star restaurant where you thumb your finger and demand service," he said. "It's part of a participatory democracy."
Well aware of the onslaught awaiting them, election supervisors are getting ready.
"Any time we have a large election like this one, our biggest concern is getting voters to the right polling places on Election Day," said Orange County elections supervisor Bill Cowles.
Duval County election supervisor Jerry Holland expects waits of one to two hours on Nov. 4, even as he beefs up his poll-worker staff by 35 percent.
"I feel good; we'll continue to prepare," he said. "But I'm never so confident that I think something couldn't come up."
Indeed, something could.
The long lines that are expected could be made worse by long ballots, particularly in big counties such as Broward, where voters will have eight pages of votes to cast. In addition, although the state has made strides in getting uniformity in ballots, there are still inconsistencies that could cause problems if a statewide recount were required.
These and other differences among counties can open the door to problems, said McCrea.
In tight races, "everything that you can complain about comes into play," he said. "Florida is not properly prepared for close elections. ... Florida's laws leave too many things to go to court about."
While paper is the focus of the new system, it still relies heavily on machines. In precinct polling places and early voting centers, scanners count ballots one by one as voters exit. Absentee ballots, meanwhile, are counted by high-speed scanners at the supervisor of elections office.
Recounts can get more complicated. Some counties, including Palm Beach, recount ballots on their high-speed scanners, which sometimes can yield a different result than those used in the precincts.
Clark, the Pinellas supervisor, doesn't take that chance. She rolls in multiple precinct scanners for recounts.
"This ain't my first rodeo," she said. "Something in my tiny mind just tells me that you use the same kind of equipment for a recount that you use for Election Day. ... I think it just makes sense."
The machines are giving some people pause.
"In every recent election we have seen voting system failures - machines that won't start, memory cards that can't be read, mistallied votes, lost votes, and more," said Ben Wilcox, executive director of Common Cause Florida. "So it's crucial that Florida take steps to ensure that a machine problem doesn't stop eligible citizens from voting, or prevent their vote from being counted."
Common Cause and two other groups, the Brennan Center for Justice and Verified Voting, issued a "report card" last week that found Election Day procedures lacking in a majority of states.
Florida was not rated among the worst- or best-prepared states, but the report gave it mixed reviews. It praised the state's ballot accounting systems but said Florida's paper trail was inadequate, as were its rules for postelection audits of counting machines.
Supervisors say they are taking steps to ensure machine breakdowns don't ruin Election Day.
In Miami-Dade, 60 county trucks will circulate around the county on Nov. 4, ready to deliver scanners, ballots, voting booths, even generators to polling places.
"We're very comfortable," Supervisor of Elections Lester Sola said.
Sandy Wayland of the Miami-Dade Election Reform Coalition said more time, money and effort than ever has been spent to recruit and train poll workers to deal with everything from jammed ballot scanners to provisional ballots.
Other counties plan similar measures.
"It's complex. That's why you need people with a pretty decent level of skills to do it," Wayland said. "It's a daunting task."
In 2002, the last time Florida ushered in a new voting system, only 55 percent of voters turned out - one of the lowest showings in the past 50 years. It's a chapter that offers both concern and comfort.
The September primary that year was a mess, with major problems in Miami-Dade and Broward.
Dozens of polling places with new touch screen machines opened two hours late, turning thousands of voters away. Poll workers couldn't get the machines running, and later efforts to count votes went slowly. Data cartridges disappeared and there was talk of dismissing the counties' election supervisors for malfeasance.
Both counties rebounded nicely for the general election but only after a huge effort that resembled the emergency management response to a big hurricane.
The result was a "boring" election, as then-Secretary of State Jim Smith put it. Just the way election officials like it.
"Stay vigilant; there are people out there watching," Kurt Browning, the current secretary of state, told Florida's election supervisors in a recent conference call.
"This is our opportunity to get farther away from 2000. And the only way we're going to do that is by having good elections."


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Written by Dan Abnett
Dark Star
Made on a shoestring, but endlessly inventive, exhilarating and down right funny. An early work by the gifted Dan O'Bannon, and probably the first thing that showed an impressionable young me that SF could be funny without being an outright comedy (a notion that undoubtedly served me well later on Guardians of the Galaxy). File under 'often overlooked' cult gem.
Star King by Jack Vance
An author who should need no introduction to serious fans of SF or Fantasy here managing to blend the two into a spare, short and very direct revenge tale that creates a totally credible and exotic SF universe. The richness is probably even more powerful because the book doesn't wallow in it and turn the prose purple. It just IS, and is vivid as a result. Better still, it's the first of a five book sequence, the 'Demon Prince' series.
The Many-Coloured Land by Julian May
The first of the 'Saga of the Exiles' and a massive hit in the (oh god, was it?) eighties. Massive, multi-character narrative of huge scope about human exiles wishing to escape the miseries of the 'present day' by taking a one way trip to prehistoric Earth… only to find that someone has got their first. Great characters, wonderful 'location' buildings, and some of the best realized psionic powers I've ever read. An SFF epic series that deserves a greater and enduring reputation.
Space 1999
I love and often rewatch the beloved giants of TV SF like Doctor Who and Star Trek, but this mid-seventies series holds a very dear place in my heart. Despite some odd and ungainly storytelling and ideas, some wooden turns, and some cheesy alien beings (though, on re-watch, no more cheesy than anything else in that halcyon era), the show was made with movie-level budgets it looks, to this day, amazing. The sets, the costumes, the FX… it may be a lo-fi future to us now, but it was breathtaking at the time. And the Eagle is the all time best space ship EVER (sorry Millennium Falcon, Enterprise etc).
Blade Runner
Like a Metal Hurlant strip come to life, this film was one of those key movies (along with Star Wars, Mad Max 2 and The Matrix) that changed the way we imagined the future. It's such a classic it hardly needs me to tell you it's good, but the 'Blade Runner' future has had the most lasting influence of all in the minds of writers and artists…. in fact, to such an extent it's almost TOO good, an influence we can't shake off. PLEASE let the sequel be okay…
Dune by Frank Herbert
Like Blade Runner, I don't have to tell you how good this is, or how influential. It amazed me the first time I read it, and every time since, and still amazes me that it holds up so brilliantly after so long.
Mariners of Space by Erroll Collins
Very Flash Gordon and very very Dan Dare, this mid-last-century space opera was written by Eileen Redknap under a pen name that would help her sell to a predominately male market. She and it are largely forgotten now, but I've had a battered copy since I was a small kid, and to me it's the epitome of fast-paced, simple, thrilling space opera. Is it a great book? No. Is it a good book? Probably not by most standards of measurement, but it's definitely the book that made me an SF fan. Creaky, clicheed and undoubtedly politically incorrect by now, it remains my all time favourite just because of the way it opened my eyes to the possibilities of the imagination.


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The best thing I've read today is this fascinating New York Times Magazine piece on how the iPhone was developed. From concept to prototype to Steve Jobs's unveiling of the revolutionary device, this piece has it all. It is so much better than the section devoted to the iPhone in Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs. Absolutely a must-read.
On how incredibly secretive Steve Jobs tried to keep the announcement of the iPhone:
Jobs was so obsessed with leaks that he tried to have all the contractors Apple hired — from people manning booths and doing demos to those responsible for lighting and sound — sleep in the building the night before his presentation. Aides talked him out of it.
Now this is a great way to phrase it:
Ponder the individual impacts of the book, the newspaper, the telephone, the radio, the tape recorder, the camera, the video camera, the compass, the television, the VCR and the DVD, the personal computer, the cellphone, the video game and the iPod. The smartphone is all those things, and it fits in your pocket
On the initial gamble of the iPhone and the buggy versions that existed at launch:
It's hard to overstate the gamble Jobs took when he decided to unveil the iPhone back in January 2007. Not only was he introducing a new kind of phone — something Apple had never made before — he was doing so with a prototype that barely worked. Even though the iPhone wouldn't go on sale for another six months, he wanted the world to want one right then. In truth, the list of things that still needed to be done was enormous. A production line had yet to be set up. Only about a hundred iPhones even existed, all of them of varying quality. Some had noticeable gaps between the screen and the plastic edge; others had scuff marks on the screen. And the software that ran the phone was full of bugs.
This bit about the compromises that Apple took to make the demo iPhone work is phenomenal:
The software in the iPhone's Wi-Fi radio was so unstable that Grignon and his team had to extend the phones' antennas by connecting them to wires running offstage so the wireless signal wouldn't have to travel as far. And audience members had to be prevented from getting on the frequency being used. "Even if the base station's ID was hidden" — that is, not showing up when laptops scanned for Wi-Fi signals — "you had 5,000 nerds in the audience," Grignon says. "They would have figured out how to hack into the signal." The solution, he says, was to tweak the AirPort software so that it seemed to be operating in Japan instead of the United States. Japanese Wi-Fi uses some frequencies that are not permitted in the U.S.
There were multiple versions of the iPhone built near launch:
Many executives and engineers, riding high from their success with the iPod, assumed a phone would be like building a small Macintosh. Instead, Apple designed and built not one but three different early versions of the iPhone in 2005 and 2006. One person who worked on the project thinks Apple then made six fully working prototypes of the device it ultimately sold — each with its own set of hardware, software and design tweaks.
The first iPhone prototype in 2005 had a wheel (like the iPod):
From the start of the project, Jobs hoped that he would be able to develop a touch-screen iPhone running OS X similar to what he ended up unveiling. But in 2005 he had no idea how long that would take. So Apple's first iPhone looked very much like the joke slide Jobs put up when introducing the real iPhone — an iPod with an old-fashioned rotary dial on it. The prototype really was an iPod with a phone radio that used the iPod click wheel as a dialer. "It was an easy way to get to market, but it was not cool like the devices we have today," Grignon says.
On how stressful the environment was:
The pressure to meet Jobs's deadlines was so intense that normal discussions quickly devolved into shouting matches. Exhausted engineers quit their jobs — then came back to work a few days later once they had slept a little. Forstall's chief of staff, Kim Vorrath, once slammed her office door so hard it got stuck and locked her in, and co-workers took more than an hour to get her out. "We were all standing there watching it," Grignon says. "Part of it was funny. But it was also one of those moments where you step back and realize how [expletive] it all is."
And that ending to the piece? What a tear jerker. It put a huge smile on my face.


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Power to take precedence at revamped Soca Monarch competition
Chairman of the ISM, Fay Ann Lyons-Alvarez addressed artists on Monday night about her plans for the competition. Photo courtesy Fantastic Friday.
The winner of the International Soca Monarch will be a power soca singer and the first prize may be a million dollars.
This was revealed by the newly installed Chairman of Caribbean Prestige Foundation, Fay Ann Lyons-Alvarez during a briefing with artists, managers, and producers at the Queen's Park Savannah on Monday night.
Lyons-Alvarez revealed that there will be only one monarch which will come from the Power category.
She said while there is a Groovy category, the winner won't be crowned a Groovy Soca Monarch. That person could walk away with $500,000.
Explaining her rationale, Lyons-Alvarez said that Trinidad and Tobago has lost its pride of place when it comes to power soca.
Describing her experience at last year's Ubersoca cruise where artists from the US Virgin Islands, Dominica, and Grenada flattened the parties, she said there was a time T&T artists were the highlights.
"We are not big bad Trinidad again. We used to be the highlight of any show, now we are just performers," she said.
She said she is networking with other islands to have our Soca Monarch winner compete in their Soca Monarch competitions but only a power soca song would be able to stand up against artists from other islands.
She said the arrangement is to have winners of other Soca Monarch competitions in the region compete in T&T so our winner would have a chance to compete in several other competitions. ISM would provide marketing support to ensure the winner's song is played in the islands in which they are competing.
Thirty-five people will be selected for the semi-finals at the Arima Velodrome on February 10 while 15 people will be selected for the finals on March 1. They will be backed by the Asylum Vikings band.
Lyons-Alvarez said the number of people for the semis has been decreased to allow for a more efficient and tighter show.
Addressing the issue of prize money, Lyons-Alvarez said her hope is to award the Power Soca winner $1 million, $500,000 for the Groovy Soca winner and $75,000 for everyone else. The prize money depends on the level of sponsorship, she said, noting that everyone they have met with so far is keen to support the competition.
At the artists' request, Lyons-Alvarez also got the assurance from Geoffrey Wharton-Lake, Director of CPF that artists would be given a $10,000 advance to assist in their presentations for the finals.
She assured that results for the semis and finals will be announced on the night of the competitions and she is aiming to have artists immediately after results are announced.
Registration for ISM ends on Friday, January 25.


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Buy Ganesh on Sinhasan Description: An idol of synthetic marble with attractive colours. Pleasant face of Lord Ganesh creates pious vibrations across. Eager facial expressions and looks of Ganesha to bless No chemicals to be used on idol including duplicate Asthagandha. Idol comes in regular carton box with bubble packing. Height (inch) : 16 Width (inch) : 11 Note: There can be variation in sizes and weight by few units.
Ganesha (/ɡəˈneɪʃə/; Sanskrit: गणेश, Gaṇeśa; listen (help·info)), also known as Ganapati and Vinayaka, is one of the best-known and most worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon.[4] His image is found throughout India, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Nepal.[5] Hindu sects worship him regardless of affiliations.[6] Devotion to Ganesha is widely diffused and extends to Jains and Buddhists.[7] Although he is known by many attributes, Ganesha's elephant head makes him easy to identify.[8]Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of obstacles,[9] the patron of arts and sciences and the deva of intellect and wisdom.[10] As the god of beginnings, he is honoured at the start of rituals and ceremonies. Ganesha is also invoked as patron of letters and learning during writing sessions.[11][2]Several texts relate mythological anecdotes associated with his birth and exploits and explain his distinct iconography. Ganesha emerged as a distinct deity in the 4th and 5th centuries AD, during the Gupta period, although he inherited traits from Vedic and pre-Vedic precursors.[12] He was formally included among the five primary deities of Smartism (a Hindu denomination) in the 9th century. A sect of devotees called the Ganapatya arose, who identified Ganesha as the supreme deity.[13] The principal scriptures dedicated to Ganesha are the Ganesha Purana, the Mudgala Purana, and the Ganapati Atharvashirsa. Brahma Purana and Brahmanda Purana are other two Puranic genre encyclopedic texts that deal with Ganesha. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganesha
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text: An effective treatment for the stomach flu that can cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea has been identified by American scientists. Experts at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis say that they have identified the primary immune sensor - a protein called MDA-5 - that detects the presence of such contagious viruses in the body as cause for this incurable condition. Doctors generally advise patients afflicted by stomach flu to drink lots of fluids, and let the virus run its course. The researchers say that the identification of MDA-5 may enable the development of a treatment that prevents or reduces the infection, as this gene triggers an immune response that revs up the body's defences to fight off the infection. Describing their findings in the journal PLoS Pathogens, the researchers highlight the fact that the stomach flu is not the flu in real sense, and that it only affects the respiratory tract. Medically known as norovirus, say the researchers, its outbreaks are common in locations where people live close together - such as cruise ships, nursing homes, military bases and schools. The group says that antibiotics are ineffective against it because they fight bacteria, not viruses. "Our research strongly indicates that MDA-5 is the primary sensor for norovirus infection, but the body's ability to detect the virus is so important that it doesn't just rely on one sensor. We found that another protein sensor - TLR3 - serves as a back-up and there may be others that have not yet been discovered," says senior investigator Dr. Marco Colonna, professor of pathology and immunology. Although the study was based on mice, the researchers believe that the same proteins may be responsible for the detection of norovirus infection in humans. The researchers say that MDA-5, and to a lesser extent, TLR3, cause other cells to release interferon, which shuts down production of the virus and initiates a full-scale immune attack. Given that the two proteins are key to the recognition of similar types of viral infections, the researchers believe that they may be important in detecting noroviruses too. Stephen McCartney, a graduate student in Colonna's lab who is also the lead author of the study, claims to be the first researcher to show that cells in the test tube that lack the MDA-5 protein do not mount an appropriate immune response against norovirus infection. Moving a step further, the researchers studied two groups of mice - one group lacked the ability to produce MDA-5, while the other TLR3. Both groups of mice were found to have a defective immune response against noroviruses, said the researchers. Mice without MDA-5 had higher levels of norovirus in their bodies, and a defect in the ability to signal other immune cells to respond, they added. The animals that lacked TLR3 also had a decreased response to norovirus infection, the researchers noted. According to them, some people have common variations of the MDA-5 gene that could make them more susceptible to norovirus infection. They note that a norovirus treatment could be especially helpful to people who are more prone to the infection.Source: ANIRAS/L << Exercise may Not Help in Dementia Ration Antibiotics to Fight Superbugs: Experts >> Recommended Reading COX - 2 Inhibitors What are COX2 Inhibitors? Why are they safer compared to NSAIDs and which conditions are best treated by these drugs. Learn more about COX-2 inhibitors. READ MORE Myasthenia Gravis Myasthenia gravis is the commonest disorder of neuromuscular transmission. Autoimmune myasthenia gravis needs to be distinguished from congenital myasthenic syndromes. READ MORE Most Popular on Medindia Diaphragmatic Hernia Drug Side Effects Calculator A-Z Drug Brands in India More News on: Myasthenia GravisCOX - 2 Inhibitors


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