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"Tiffany struggles for photo filters" plus 20 more
- Tiffany struggles for photo filters
- Lee Sang Gon & KARA's Seungyeon duet for 'From Now'
- Miss A's 'Colors' Showcase performances!
- Big Bang announce 2015 World Tour!
- SNSD spoil their comeback outfits
- BoA spotted in a recording studio; currently preparing for a new album
- EXID releases first comeback teaser image featuring Hani
- Jung Joon Young to comeback with a new album in May
- Miss A's Suzy, Lee Hi, Kwon Jin Ah to have special stages with the Top 3 contestants on 'K-Pop Star 4'
- Lee Joon Ki confirmed for 'Scholar Who Walks The Night'
- BTS photos of Hani in 'A style for you' revealed
- Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo confirmed for Kim Eun Sook's new drama 'Descendants of the Sun'
- Happy birthday to Crayon Pop's Ellin
- Happy birthday to A-JAX's Jaehyung
- YG confirms Jinusean in April; why not Big Bang?
- Fans demand a Hyolyn-Soyu sub-unit after 'Growing' duet
- iKON's Bobby & Kang Sora are 'Sprite' couple
- MAMAMOO say 'AHH OOP' in MV with eSNa!
- Sulli is a woman in love for new photoshoot
- Red Velvet dance to 'Nobody'
- 4Minute annyeong!
Tiffany struggles for photo filters
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 08:00 AM PDT
Just like everyone of us, even fabulous Tiffany struggles with photo filters.
On her latest instagram selcas, she captions, "when trying a million filters to get the perfect picture #CatchGG." In the photo, Tiffany takes selfies with various angles inside a car. She also uses different filters to satisfy herself.
However, fans who are captivated by her beauty commented, "You don't need filters. You're perfect already.","I do this too. It's hard to choose.","Every pictures is perfect.","Filters are not necessary for a pretty face like that."
Do you agree?
Lee Sang Gon & KARA's Seungyeon duet for 'From Now'
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 07:00 AM PDT
Noel's Lee Sang Gon collaborate with KARA's Han Seungyeon for a pop mellow song.
His gentle vocals fit and harmonize well with Seungyeon's sweet timbre making a melodic and emotional ballad. The song is about long-termed friends that develop into lovers. The love out of friendship promises even more affection and not to break apart.
Miss A's 'Colors' Showcase performances!
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 06:30 AM PDT
Let yourself be ahead of everyone else by watching the live performances of Miss A from their comeback showcase for 'Colors'.
Aside from 'Only You' first live performance, Miss A also reveal their various choreography and special stages for other tracks such as 'I Caught Ya', 'Stuck' and 'Love Song' which you might not find in their broadcast activities. They also included performances of their previous hit songs like 'Goodbye Baby' and 'Bad Girl Good Girl'.
Watch now!
Big Bang announce 2015 World Tour!
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 06:00 AM PDT
VIPs are getting more and more Big Bang this year. Talk about 'worth the wait'.
Aside from their May comeback, Big Bang announce that they are also embarking on a world tour starting on April 25 in Seoul.
The poster released details Big Bang's '2015 WORLD TOUR IN SEOUL' dating April 25-26 at 6PM and 4PM. It will take place in Olympic Park Gymnastics Stadium. Ticket prices are also indicated.
According to YG, the world tour is happening until next year as Big Bang will tour 15 countries with an estimated 70 concerts. This year's world tour is expected to draw 1.4million audiences around Asia, America, and some regions that were not included in their 2012 concert.
Are you excited?
SNSD spoil their comeback outfits
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 05:00 AM PDT
Seohyun and Tiffany are very generous enough to share a bit of spoiler for their comeback concept of 'Catch Me If You Can' which is a Japanese single that will also be released simultaneously in Korea.
Through their instagram posts, the girls upload group photos with some members while wearing which seems to be their outfit. Seohyun captions, "Catch me If you can..anticipate a lot~♡ #CatchGG" while Tiffany writes, "my friends are cool ..but crazy #CatchGG".
In the photos, the girls are wearing a luminous firefighter and camouflage outfits with matching hand gloves. Despite of their not-so-feminine- attire, SNSD look very attractive and beautiful. We can assume that the photos were taken from their MV filming.
Meanwhile, 'Catch Me If You Can' will be released in Japan and Korea on April 10.
BoA spotted in a recording studio; currently preparing for a new album
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 03:00 AM PDT
It seems we will get to celebrate BoA's 15th anniversary together with the release of her new album.
On April 2nd, BoA uploaded a photo of her in a recording studio, which has raised the excitement of her fans about a possible comeback. Also according to the music industry insiders, BoA is also said to be preparing for a new album while aiming for its release this year.
Adding more credit to it, SM Entertainment also confirmed that BoA is indeed working on her new album, but the release date is still undecided.
BoA's latest domestic release was 7th album 'Only One' in 2012.
EXID releases first comeback teaser image featuring Hani
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 02:30 AM PDT
EXID has started their teaser streak with Hani's teaser image.
The photo shows Hani dressing in a nude-toned knitted shirt while lying on the floor and gazing sexily at the camera, emphasizing on her voluminous body. The group also revealed the date and time for their comeback by including '20150413 PM12:00 EXID COMEBACK' along with the teaser through their official SNS.
Stay tuned with us for upcoming teasers from EXID!
Jung Joon Young to comeback with a new album in May
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 02:00 AM PDT
Jung Joon Young will make his comeback real soon!
The singer is preparing for his new album which is set to release in May, which is one year later since his second mini album 'Teenager' in June, 2014. A rep said,"If the last album was filled with only rock genre, then for this new album you will be able to take a glimpse of Jung Joon Young's new musical attempt".
Meanwhile, Mnet's mini series 'The Lover' starring Jung Joon Young and Choi Yeo Jin will be broadcast on April 2nd.
Miss A's Suzy, Lee Hi, Kwon Jin Ah to have special stages with the Top 3 contestants on 'K-Pop Star 4'
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 01:30 AM PDT
This week's SBS's 'K-Pop Star 4' will present the special collaboration stages between the star representatives from YG Entertainment, JYP Entertainment and Antenna Music and the Top 3 contestants
According to the officials, Miss A's Suzy will perform with Jung Seung Hwan, Lee Hi will perform with Katie Kim while 'K-Pop Star 3's semi-finalist Kwon Jin Ah will have a stage with Lee Jin Ah.
With this special set up, many people are anticipating to what kind of song and performance they will come out this time. Since it's an important that will decide who will be able to advance into the final, the three contestants revealed to have been diligently preparing for it.
Be sure to tune in this broadcast of SBS's 'K-Pop Star 4' on April 5th at 4:50 PM KST.
Lee Joon Ki confirmed for 'Scholar Who Walks The Night'
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 01:00 AM PDT
Lee Joon Ki will transforms into a vampire for 'Scholar Who Walks The Night'.
Namoo Actors announced on April 2nd that Lee Joon Ki has been confirmed for the lead role in MBC's upcoming drama 'Scholar Who Walks The Night'.
Lee Joon Ki will play as Kim Sung Yeol who is the mysterious vampire scholar.
'Scholar Who Walks The Night' is based on a popular manhwa of the same name, telling the romance story between a beautiful yet mysterious vampire scholar and a girl who cross-dresses as a boy to sell books due to the downfall of her family, with the background set in the Joseon Dynastry era.
Directed by Lee Sung Joon of 'The Moon Embracing The Sun', 'Empress Ki' and written by Jang Hyun Joo of 'Coffee Prince', the drama is scheduled to go on air in July.
BTS photos of Hani in 'A style for you' revealed
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 12:30 AM PDT
Recently, some BTS photos of EXID's Hani, who is the MC of KBS program, "A Style For You" were revealed.
In the photos, Hani is seen posing to camera with various fashion styles.
One production staff revealed, "She will show her tips for keeping a slim figure during the show," raising people's expectation.
'A style for you' hosted by Hee Chul, Hara, Bora and Hani will air on April 5 at 11:55 p.m.
Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo confirmed for Kim Eun Sook's new drama 'Descendants of the Sun'
Posted: 02 Apr 2015 12:05 AM PDT
Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo will make their return to the small screen in upcoming KBS's drama 'Descendants of the Sun'.
According to the production crew on April 2nd, aside from Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo confirmed as the lead characters, Jin Goo and Kim Ji Won have also been casted for supporting roles in the dramas.
'Descendants of the Sun' written by Kim Eun Sook, is sci-fi fantasy drama telling the love story between an UN's peachkeeper and an army doctor. It's scheduled to go on air in the latter half of 2015.
Happy birthday to Crayon Pop's Ellin
Posted: 01 Apr 2015 11:30 PM PDT
Stage Name: Ellin
Birth Name: Kim Min Young
Nicknames: Elgu, L9, Angel of Smiles, El-genius, Hidden Card
Birthday: April 2, 1990
Zodiac sign: Aries
Blood type: B
Position: Main Dancer, Vocalist
Height: 165 cm
Ellin is is the second eldest member in Crayon Pop and was a fitting model prior to training to become a singer. She is a gamer, and plays first player shooters like 'Sudden Attack' and action real time strategy games like 'League of Legends'. She attributes it to having played with her younger brother while growing up.
Happy birthday to A-JAX's Jaehyung
Posted: 01 Apr 2015 11:00 PM PDT
YG confirms Jinusean in April; why not Big Bang?
Posted: 01 Apr 2015 09:35 PM PDT
After initial denial, YG has finally confirmed that it's indeed Jinusean to have a comeback in April, making the duo their 1st artist this year.
The hip hop duo who are in hiatus for 11 years are finally returning in mid-April with new song. However, it's still being decided if the duo are going to have broadcast promotions as the exact comeback and release dates are yet to be confirmed.
In relation to that, Big Bang fans are throwing questions about the April 1 teasers that were released previously, which they assumed to be Big Bang. However, another teaser confirms that Big Bang are returning in May 1 along with consecutive dates dating every 1st of the month until September.
In this, YG has got to something to say, "Initially there was a plan to have Big Bang's comeback first. Moreover, Jinusean and Big Bang are actually both preparing to return together. But Jinusean value their hoobaes and decided to avoid clashing with them so they are releasing their new song first ahead of the plan."
Fans demand a Hyolyn-Soyu sub-unit after 'Growing' duet
Posted: 01 Apr 2015 09:15 PM PDT
Why are SISTAR fans demanding a HyolynxSoyu sub-unit suddenly?
It's because the two wonderful female vocalists take their own rendition of K.Will's song 'Growing' in a piano cover and it's just wow!
The SISTAR divas soften their vocals in this melodic and mellow track. Hyolyn and Soyu's melodies and harmony flawlessly produce a very aweing performance that blown fans away and make them demand a vocal sub-unit consisting of Hyolyn and Soyu.
Watch their impressive performance to find out!
iKON's Bobby & Kang Sora are 'Sprite' couple
Posted: 01 Apr 2015 08:45 PM PDT
iKON's Bobby and actress Kang Sora are the new advertising models of 'Sprite'. They make such a refreshing pair for a refreshing drink.
In the released promotional photos, Bobby is boasting of youthful charms beside his noona. Kang Sora, on the other hand, is not going to be left out with a younger and lively partner as she stands out with her petite and beautiful appearance.
The combination of cool and sexy charms from the two models are igniting the summer season. Expect even more charming chemistry from these two in their upcoming CF which will be released in mid-April.
MAMAMOO say 'AHH OOP' in MV with eSNa!
Posted: 01 Apr 2015 08:22 PM PDT
Sulli is a woman in love for new photoshoot
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No winners from Brexit research barriers
22 May 2017
The Russell Group today warned there would be no winners from a Brexit settlement that introduced new barriers restricting international research collaboration.
Highlighting the value of collaborations between the UK's leading research intensive universities and their partners in Europe, Acting Director of the Russell Group Dr Tim Bradshaw called on EU and UK negotiators to make science and research a priority during Brexit talks.
As the EU Council today (Monday 22 May) prepared to authorise the opening of Brexit negotiations with the UK, Dr Bradshaw said that a good outcome for science will not happen by accident and pledged that the Russell Group will work with all sides to secure a positive outcome.
Commenting, Dr Bradshaw said:
"Working together, Russell Group universities and European partners have made huge breakthroughs in medicine, engineering and any number of other fields. Joint working will continue after Brexit but there would be no winners from restrictive new barriers to collaboration. That would be bad for the UK and bad for Europe.
"As the EU Council prepares to authorise the opening of Brexit negotiations, the message from the Russell Group is clear. We want to maintain the closest possible relationship with colleagues across the EU, and research must be a priority during talks.
"This starts with confirmation of the rights of our friends, colleagues and students from other EU Member States. The 86,000 citizens of other EU Member States who work and study at Russell Group universities help ensure our institutions remain dynamic and innovative. We value our EU colleagues very highly and need urgent assurances that, after Brexit, they will retain the same rights to stay and work in the UK that they have now.
"A good outcome for science will not happen by accident. Securing a strong deal for the UK and the EU will take hard work and we will engage constructively with all sides to ensure we get an agreement that delivers on research.
"Nearly half of all UK academic articles result from international collaboration and EU Member States are some of our biggest partners. These relationships improve the quality of UK research and underpin the strength of our science base."
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A few weeks ago I posted this on twitter: "If I see another chocolate milk add, etc I'm going to scream. Chocolate milk is not a good recovery strategy. Sorry to burst your bubble" I got a few athletes reply, asking for quick recovery snack suggestions. I also got a few replies saying chocolate milk is the economical/budget choice. To each their own, right? I would rather spend a bit more $ on real food, because I believe it is better for my overall health and performance, but I do understand that not everyone is in a position to do so. Then, I was challenged to come up with options that have similar carbohydrate and protein quantities to 250ml of chocolate milk, but are much better for you. In other words, options that are real food! I like challenges, so here we go!
Before I get into my real food on a budget suggestions, lets start with a bit of history, shall we? This means that I will break things into two separate posts. This one will go through some data and thoughts and the second one will provide my real food suggestions.
How did the chocolate milk thing start to begin with?!
Research into chocolate milk as a recovery drink started around 2004/2005 to see if it is an affordable recovery drink, taking the place of more expensive commercially available recovery drinks. It was found that it has approx a 4:1 carbohydrate:protein ratio, which is similar to many commercial recovery drinks. Athletes have been shown research like this 2009 paper and the next thing we know, chocolate milk is promoted as a recovery drink everywhere.
But there are some holes in the research.
This 2012 paper suggests that chocolate milk might not be as superior as we are made to believe. As usual, there are also a lot of limitations to some of the research papers. Lets take this 2012 study for example, which compared chocolate milk with a carbohydrate only beverage by measuring whole body protein turnover and muscle glycogen for 3 hours after a 45 minute exercise bout, and then did a time to exhaustion test. As expected, muscle glycogen was the same given both drinks had similar amounts of carbohydrate and whole body protein turnover was lower in the carbohydrate only test. Time to exhaustion was longer in the chocolate milk test, although this doesn't really tell us anything. When is the last time you have seen a race/competition that goes until you can't go anymore?! There is always a set timeline or distance. The study concluded that chocolate milk is more effective than a carbohydrate drink alone. The results are hardly a surprise, given the protein content chocolate milk and lack of protein in the carbohydrate only drink. Here is another 2009 study with similar limitations. You should read this 2009 paper, as it shows the importance of combining protein and carbohydrate post exercise. So really, there is nothing magical about chocolate milk.
It is worth mentioning that while many studies looked into chocolate milk, this 2007 paper has looked into regular milk, which is a much more sensible and appropriate choice but also less common one among athletes post training. Part of the problem is that chocolate milk and regular milk are the same price (at least in Canadian grocery stores)! Why is something with so much added stuff (sugar, in some cases high fructose corn syrup, artificial colors, artificial flavors etc) cost the same or less as something much less processes?! 500ml of chocolate milk has around 8 teaspoons of added (not naturally occurring) sugar.
The fact that added sugar has been linked to obesity and there have been recommendations to remove sweetened beverages from schools, etc adds fuel to the fire. What are we teaching young people when on the one hand we tell them that drinks with added sugar are bad for their health, but then tell them that chocolate milk, with its added sugar is good after exercise, for recovery? Perhaps it is just me, but it seems like a double standard. I believe we should be teaching athletes, especially young one, how to fuel themselves properly by giving them real, whole food as often as possible. As a different argument, should kids even think about recovery too much? maybe after training, kids should go home and have a snack... Or dinner, depending on the time of the day. They will recovery just fine.
There is also the issue that chocolate milk has become too mainstream as a recovery beverage. If you just finished an hour long moderate intensity workout, you likely don't need chocolate milk to recover. Especially if you don't plan on training again within the next 8 hours, which most people do not. As a general rule, if you do not have another workout planned within the next 6-8 hours, do not worry too much about the recovery 'window' and eat a real, balanced meal as soon as you can. In the case of elite athletes, chocolate milk every now and then after hard training sessions is fine. But I have seen athletes drink it after almost every single training session. I am not convinced that is a good thing and think they are likely not getting enough nutrient dense foods for proper recovery.
As somewhat of a side note, here is an interesting paper on milk in general, including the benefits, some of the issues involved with the quality of the cows diet, the problems associated with the processing of milk, etc. Of course, raw milk is not freely available for sale in Canada, which some say is a shame.
Next post? Real food, under $1.00 (CAD), with approx 8g protein and 29g carbohydrates, plus why those particular quantities might not even be the appropriate amounts for proper recovery...


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The v18.104.22.168 patch is "nearly here" according to the post and will bring a laundry list of bug fixes and tweaks along with improvements to casting. "What this means to you is that the casting behavior of all skills will be updated to be much more responsive".
The v22.214.171.124 patch will be focused on updating the Crucible along with two new arenas. The team is hopeful that the Ashes of Malmouth enemies can be brought into the Crucible too, but is a bit bigger endeavor.
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Tickets for the 2014 ABS Festival and Academy are now on sale! Titled "Bach's Inspiration," this summer's event continues ABS's 25th season celebration with a line-up of concerts, free lectures and master classes, and a public colloquium that promise to be the greatest two-week Baroque immersion in the history of the ABS Festival. Purchase your single tickets and Festival Pass subscriptions today.
Musical delights and discoveries will fill the days and nights of the 2014 Festival. From large-scaled masterworks for full orchestra, choir, and vocal soloists to intimate instrumental works, there will be something for everyone to enjoy and, more likely, ample reason to "move in" to the Conservatory for two weeks in order to take it all in. Bach only set two works to Italian texts—Amore Traditore BWV 203 and Non sa che sia dolore BWV 209—and both will be part of the Festival. Many fabulous instrumental works will also be performed, including Vivaldi's Concerto for four violins in B minor, concerti by Alessandro Marcello, Frederick the Great, and, of course, J.S. Bach with, among others, his Concerto for Three Harpsichords in C Major and Brandenburg Concerto No. 2. It is going to be an unforgettable event. Read below for a sneak peak at the events and be sure to visit the Festival page for tickets and more information.
The Festival kicks off on Friday, July 11, with a celebratory opening night dinner at Dobbs Ferry Restaurant in Hayes Valley. Dine with ABS Artistic and Music Director Jeffrey Thomas and other members of the ABS family before heading over to the San Francisco Conservatory of Music for "Bach's Inspiration—Part I," the opening program which traces the influences of Italian and North German composers on J.S. Bach's life and music. Works by composers who inspired him, including his uncle, Johann Christoph Bach, Dieterich Buxtehude, Johann Kuhnau, Frederick the Great, and Alessandro Marcello will be performed along with his paraphrase of Psalm 51, a fascinating re-working of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi's famous Stabat Mater. ABS and the Faculty of the Academy will be joined by guest artists soprano Mary Wilson, countertenor Eric Jurenas, and tenor Derek Chester.
The exploration of Bach's influences and compositions will continue on Saturday, July 12, with "Bach's Inspiration—Part II." This captivating program will include works the young Bach may have heard on his 1705-1706 journey to Lübeck to hear Dieterich Buxtehude. Compositions by Johann Adam Reincken, Nicolaus Bruhns, Buxtehude, and George Melchior Hoffmann will be performed. After intermission, ABS will perform mature works by Bach composed after he had absorbed all that he could from his forebears, peers and colleagues, including the Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 and the trio-sonata from the "Musical Offering."
Regular ABS Festivalgoers know that the two Festival Sundays each July are reserved for Bach's monumental Mass in B Minor as performed by the ABS Festival Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Thomas. This year, the July 13 performance will begin at 7:00 pm and July 20 will begin at 2:00 pm. These performances are among the highlights of the musical calendar for Bach lovers and ABS fans—don't miss out! (or maybe hear it twice?)
Three Academy-In-Action programs, July 14-16, will give you the opportunity to hear the work of the 2014 Academy in beautiful and rarely heard works performed by the next generation of early music virtuosi. At $10 a ticket, these concerts are a great value for truly rewarding experiences. Hear these outrageously talented emerging artists before they become stars.
Friday, July 18, is Baroque opera and oratorio night at the Festival and this year Handel's L'Allegro, Il Penseroso ed il Moderato will command the stage. Composed in the years between Israel in Egypt and Messiah, Handel's masterful adaption of pastoral poems by John Milton and Charles Jennens is an expressive, musical romp through the pleasures of Happiness, Melancholy, and Moderation. Featuring vocal soloists from the Academy and a performance by the ABS Festival Orchestra, tickets for this delightful oratorio will surely go fast!
Soprano Mary Wilson, this year's Distinguished Artist, will command the spotlight on Saturday, July 19. A well-established favorite of ABS audiences and musicians alike, Ms. Wilson and ABS will continue to explore the theme of "Bach's Inspiration" with a diverse program devoted to Bach's Italianate side. Along with Bach's cantata Non sa che sia dolore, Wilson will also perform works by Vivaldi, whose scores Bach studied while in Cöthen, and his contemporary, G.F. Handel, who was also born in the year 1685. It is only fitting that Wilson who has won admiration for her thrilling performances of Handel's music, will perform his cantata Tra le fiamme. The text cautions that butterflies drawn to a flame will burn, but a phoenix will rise again—expect fireworks!
The 2014 Festival concludes on Sunday, July 20, with a matinee performance of the Mass in B Minor; a final opportunity to hear Maestro Thomas and the ABS Festival Orchestra and American Bach Choir as they perform one of the greatest works of art ever created.
Following a banner year for the ABS Festival in 2013 when every main stage concert sold out, we strongly encourage Festivalgoers to secure their tickets early. As an attraction for music fans from all over Northern California, the country, and beyond, the 2014 ABS Festival—San Francisco's Summer Bach Festival—promises to be one of this summer's greatest highlights!


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*Radon is estimated to cause about 21,000 lung cancer deaths per year.
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Radon is a cancer-causing, radioactive gas.
You cannot see, smell or taste radon. But it still may be a problem in your home. When you breathe air containing radon, you increase your risk of getting lung cancer. In fact, the Surgeon General of the United States has warned that radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States today. If you smoke and your home has high radon levels, your risk of lung cancer is especially high.
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Two Cyclones duos move into semifinals
Two Iowa State pairs advanced Saturday to the Flight A doubles semifinals at the Florida Gulf Coast Invitational in Fort Myers, Fla.
The ISU duo of Meghan Cassens-Ana Gasparovic defeated the Arkansas State pair of Janie Nowland and Tamara Slijepcevic, 6-3, to move on. Cyclones Samantha Budai and Ksenia Pronina also advanced by defeating Florida Atlantic's Lyndsey Boos and Catalina Ene, 6-1.
Pronina also moved into the semifinals of the Flight A singles. She beat Nowland, 7-6 (5), 6-3. Gasparovic lost in the quarterfinals 6-1, 6-1 to Florida Gulf Coast's Elizabeth Means.
Kemboi wins 800
ISU's Edward Kemboi won the 800 meters at the Nittany Lion Challenge in State College, Pa., on Saturday by registerting an NCAA-leading time of 1 minute, 48.14 seconds.
"He showed he's in great shape after the winter break," ISU distanec coach Jeremy Sudbury said. "Overall, he ran a very disciplined race and was able to capitalize on his speed to get the win."
ISU's Alex Dillenbeck took sixth in the 1,000 with a personal-best 2:25.96, and Jacob Aune was eighth in the 6,000.
Elsewhere Saturday, ISU's Jan Jeuschede won the shot put at the Big 4 Duals in Iowa City. He won with a season-best toss of 60 feet, 3 inches. Derek Jones and Kevin Poster were also victorious. Jones won the 400 in 50.00, while Poster took the triple jump title with a leap of 47-3.25.
Gannon, Hillman, McCoy victorious
A trio of ISU athletes won titles at the Big 4 Duals in Iowa City on Saturday.
Maggie Gannon won the 800 in 2:16.54, and Christina Hillman took the shot put with a mark of 55-1. Kelly McCoy won the high jump by clearing 5-8.


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Welcome to the Claycots School Partnership. As a values driven and child centred place of learning, our values are simple: we want the very best for our children and to ensure that they all have the right opportunities to flourish and grow into successful members of our society and beyond.
The strength of our community is based around the foundation of having exceptional people involved in every area of the school, including staff, governors, parents and (by far most importantly) our pupils, who are fantastic learners, genuine stakeholders and the driving force behind everything we do.
We are the largest primary school in Slough with over 1800 pupils currently on roll across our two campuses; Town Hall (based in the centre of Slough and serving the heart of Chalvey) and Britwell (based in the north of Slough and encompassing the Britwell Community). The provision that we offer is diverse and tailored to meet the needs of our learners and ensures that they are safe, secure and aspirational about their futures.
Pupils at Claycots are confident and self-assured learners. They value everything that Claycots offers them and their exemplary and inclusive behaviour permeates through every corner of the school. Our curriculum helps them to thrive across all areas of the curriculum and our exceptionally wide and varied extra-curricular activities help to further raise our profile and build links with other schools, outdoor education centres and communities beyond our doorsteps. We are always aiming higher and further for the good of our school community and to create a lasting legacy for the future. When pupils leave Claycots, they stand shoulder to shoulder with their peers and are proud of having Slough as their home.
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Alanna is like one of the only ladies I didnit met at a flash or thru a musician or something. I totally met her at a friends soiree. Nick and I were throwini some back and she walked upO and I am still not truly sure how she knew thisO but she said she had heard about the site we were doing and dreamed to know what was up. At very first I was likeOiUhOokOumm...and you are?i but as I talked to her she was such a totally punch booty chick (and not to mention super cute) so after draping out with her that night drinkin' and talkin' ways...I knew she was down. Its pretty cool too cause she is the only hip hop/rap aficionado in our little gangO its good to mix things up a little!
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Six Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribune New Indictment Faces .Woman in Slaying of Richmond Photographer RICHMOND (UP) - A Wayne Superior Court grand jury late Tu&sday returned a first-degree murder indictment against Miss Ethel Mae Wise in connection with the March 25 fatal shooting of Roy Hirshburg, 04, nationally known -photographer. Hirshburg was shot in front of Tiis studio here. Miss Wise, a 30•year-old divorcee, allegedly confessed to police she shot Hirshburg -because she believed he had raped a friend of hers. ' A similar Indictment was returned against Miss Wise last month, but it was thrown out on grounds the grand jury was improperly selected. Miss Wise has been held in women's jail here since the night ' of the slaying. She was rearrested •Tuesday on the new indictment. '. No date was set for a hearing. : Delphi • Miss Carolyn Coble of near Del!-phi was the guest of honor at a •miscellaneous bridal shower at 'the home of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Bowman on May 18. Assistant .hostesses were Mrs. Rodney Pit- •tinger and Mrs. John Coble. Miss Coble is the bride-elect of William H. Rammell of Kokomo. Gifts were placed on the dining table. The game of shower was •played with Mrs. Melvin Kahler •winning the prize which she presented the bride-to-be. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and coffee were served to the following invited guests: Mesdames Carl Coble, Don Bowman, Emma Funkhouser, Melvin Kahler, John Coble, Guy Nagele, 'Dewey Zinn, Fred Martin, Harold T J atton, Arthur Robhins, and Dick Coble, Delphi; William Gardner, Ha::ry Gardner, Ron Brechiel, Burnetlsville; John McManus", Idavillc; Rodney Pittinger, Indianapolis; Charles Connell, Lafayette; C. E: Sowards, Jr., Bluffton; Tom Young, Jack Young, Jack Bowman, Logansport; 'Mrs. Bessie •Coble, Mrs. Martha Galbreth, Hockfield; Mrs. Bessie Rammell, •Mrs. Florence Hartsock, Mrs. Keith Coble, Kokomo; and Mrs. Le'.and Hicks, Whittier, Calif. On May 8th Miss Coble was honored at a kitchen shower at the homo of Mrs. Rcma Fridlin at her home in Kokomo. Camp Tccumseh, State Y.M.C.A. camp west of Delphi, will start its regular camping season on Friday, May 31, when 200 Sunshine Girls will arrive for their regular annual camp. This will be follow-ed by the regular first boys' camping period. All camping periods for the season are filled to capacity. Camp Director L. Denio said. Mr. Denio, who has served .as the camp director for 15 years, has been at the camp since early April. A number of week-end adult groups have been at the camp during the past month. Among them was the Lutheran group of 90 from Purdue University with their pastor, Rev. E. P. Weber. On May 4-5, 75 Y.M.C.A. workers from throughout the state were at the camp. On Saturday, May .11, approximately 125 attended the Lafayette Camp Tecumseh rally at the camp. On Sunday, May 12, Mother's Day, all girls who have ever attended the camp and their mothers were entertained at a reception and tea in the camp lodge. On the weekend of May 17, Indian Guides Long \House will be held at the camp. This includes a Fathers' organzation sponsored by the Y.M.C.A.s in the state, known as the Indian Guides and their sons. Decoration Day, Delphi boys and girls of camp age, will be entertained at the camp and treated to a free swim at the swimming pool. Al and Flora White, of Grandview, who have been '^cooks at the camp for 25 years are still employed in that capacity, Director Denio said. Their two main asi sistants are Mrs. Louise Rush and Mrs. Adria Eood, who have been employed at the camp for 110 years. i Williahi Elliott of Kokomo, who was arrested by the City Police on May 4, for driving without an operators licence, was arrested at Kokomo and charged in J.P. j Stone's court for failure to ap- ipear in City court to answer to ] the charges. He was given a to- ital fine and costs of $30.95 by Lee , Stone, J.P. Kokomo police made the arrest and held him for local officers. The Carroll County Council will, meet in special session on Tuesday and Wednesday, at 9 a.m. ; 'on May 28 and 29, to consider additional budget appropriations. Among the items advertised are $891.40 for county jail maintenance, including some plumbing and conversion of the furnace to an oil furnace. An additional $140 is ask for a power mower for the jail. County Home care »f patients, $1,200; For Diem for county officials: County Sheriff, $825; Deputy, $550; Clerk, Auditor, treasurer, Recorder, Assessor and Surveyor, each $690; Mileage for Sheriff $550; Mileage for deputy Sheriff $550; Summer uniforms for Sheriff and deputy, $100; Extra help at courthouse, $700; Commission°rs salaries, $450; Auditor deputy, salary $233.30; Auditor extra help, 300. Accumulative Bridge fund: $27,000 for Bicycle bridge; $6,000 for Wolf Bridge; $4,000 for Anderson Bridge and $14,000 for the Sugar Creek bridge wrecked recently. Taxpayers may apnpar at these meetings and have the right to be heard on the necessity of these emergency appropriations. The special meeting .of the council was called by Hoy Musselman, County Auditor. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wickard entertained the Junto Club at a cooperative dinner party Thursday night at their home in Carrollton township. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Goorgc Rovington Sr. of Monticcllo, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Douglas and Bill Pichard, grand- WORKERS FREE BENNY FROM HIS 'PRISON' were both in town at the same time." Then, he asked, "Where did they meet?" Furcolo was first with an answer. "It must have been either at the railroad station or the air- jort," he said. Stevenson replied ;hat the airport was correct. Truman said he admired De- Rescuers carry Iteiuiy Hooper on a stretcher toward an ambulance following his dramatic rescue from entombment in a backyard well in Manorvlllc, N. Y. (International) son of the host and hostess. • Following the ham dinner Mr. Wickard presented a most interesting talk on "Freedom Through Politics." Followed by discussion, Abner H. Bowen, club president welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Noel Douglas, new members into the club. He also presided over a short business session. Mr. and Mrs. Wickard and' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, program chairman [or the year 1957-58 are planning the program. The booklets will be presented at the September meeling. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson were made honorary members of the club to attend at their convenience. During the social hour the hostess served cold drinks, candies, fruit cake and nuts. Preceding the dinner, guests inspected the attractive yard and grounds of the Wickard home. 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The quiz was the featured attraction of the first annual Demo-' cratic Party Night. Democrats atj dinner and after-dinner gatherings throughout the nation tuned' in '.he ' recorded quiz show broadcast over OBS Radio, Stevenson, Democratic presidential candidate in 1952 and 195C, acted as quizmaster. Truman,] Mrs. Alben Barkley, Sen. John' Sparfcmaii (D-Ala.) and Gov. Foster Furcolo of Massachusetts were the panelists. Stevenson said that Rep. Noah Mason (R-I11.) termed modern Republicanism "a form of bribery, a program to buy votes with the voters' own money." Sparfcman said "modern Repub- licanism is never putting off until tomorrow what should have been done in 1873." It is "like an iceberg," Furcolo said. He explained that "it's cold, slow-moving, and very little of it shows above the surface." "The Republican iceberg is 10 per cent visible, 90 per cent submerged and 100 per cent at sea," he added. 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Jeremy: My family was very musical. Especially my mom was very involved in folk music. When she was in her twenties, she used to build instruments –– hammered dulcimer, banjos. Having us three kids, an older brother and a younger sister, she decided that we should be exposed to music and have the opportunity to learn it. We didn't have a piano in the house, so she bought a cheap fiddle and started my brother off on lessons when he was five. In turn, each of us would do that.
Did they start you in Suzuki lessons or were you actually studying fiddle?
It was Suzuki at first. You know, I saw my older brother doing it and thought, "That's cool!" I wanted to try so I was more than ready to have my chance at it at five years old. I took Suzuki for about a year and I remember thinking despairingly, I was crying that I would never play "Twinkle, Twinkle," I was having so many problems. And then I switched to private classical violin lessons. I wasn't really involved in fiddle music until a few years later. When I was about eleven, we went to the Scottish Games in Alma, Michigan. They have a Scottish fiddle competition there and I saw these players jamming in addition to competing. It looked like a really fun thing to do with the instrument. So we talked to a couple of players there about some lessons and after that I went to different Scottish fiddle competitions and festivals. I was going to Irish sessions in Ann Arbor…I was just learning it all by ear. Nobody told me that I should slow it down or learn a tune bit by bit, so it was really good for my ear at that point. I would just sit down for a few hours every Wednesday night and try to learn tunes. I never had a regular teacher for fiddling of any kind. I had a lesson here from Liz Carroll, there from Mick Gavin, who was a great fiddler from Galway who lived in Detroit. I learned a lot from players like Mick and some of the older Irish fiddlers in the Detroit, Ann Arbor area.
When you say you "learned a lot" from them, how did you go about doing that?
I would get a couple lessons. Then we'd play at a session together. They'd have me at a gig, eventually. Most of it was really done in the sessions. Then, since I was involved in the competitions, I started to hone the style, the intricacies of both Irish and Scottish fiddle. I would also go to workshops and fiddle camps. I would go to camps such as Valley of the Moon (Scottish Fiddle School), Ohio Scottish Arts School with Ed Pearlman. I attended a week-long music program called Scoil Eigse in Ireland each year for three years, which takes place just before the big festival, the Fleadh.
So you didn't have a regular teacher but you had a lot to work on from workshops and camps.
I had a lot at home. This is important –– I had peers and friends who were my age and getting into this music, too. We grew up playing this music and were really excited about it. We'd form bands and play gigs when we were thirteen and fourteen year olds. Pipes and fiddle, harps and flute.
What was the appeal for you in Celtic music?
Something that's always appealed to me is the community aspect of it, that everybody can come and participate in something that is beautiful and positive. It's often very uplifting music. That sense of optimism and bringing people together is something I try to carry on also when I play jazz and other styles of music. Irish and Scottish music had this lift and drive to it that was really infectious. I was really attracted to it.
When you first started competing in Irish music, were you competing in Ireland or Scotland as well?
The Scottish fiddling competitions I did were through "Scottish Fiddling Revival" –– SFIRE –– which was based in the U.S. So those had regionals and then a national competition which at the time was in New Hampshire. The Irish competitions had regional competitions both in Ireland and in the States. So after doing well at the Midwest Fleadh, I would go on to compete at the all-Ireland, with mixed results. We had a second place Grupa Cheoil win, which was a creative young music group category. I also won an award for a duet I did at the all-Ireland. At any of the competitions, the Scottish or the Irish, it was ultimately good because everybody got together and just played.
Going back in time, as a teen-ager, you were playing in bands with others your age. At what point did you think you might make a career out of it?
Well, I was also performing with this school program. BobPhillips was a really great music educator. He was my high school teacher, so I was also pursuing it with him. We had this fiddle club at an ungodly hour, practically in the middle of the night –– six in the morning, which to me at this point with my musician's schedule now seems insane. But we'd get up Tuesday at six in the morning with Bob and he would teach us some jazz improvisation techniques. We'd do some call and response and just get a chance to improvise. That avenue also developed into a performing fiddle group, the "Fiddlers Philharmonic." So I was performing with that school group, these Irish groups, and on my own. With a guitarist sometimes, playing my own tunes. It was something I just fell into and I always really liked it. And I continue to like it more and more as time has passed. The idea of having a career in music was present in my mind, as an option at least, since I was fourteen years old.
At what point did you start getting serious about jazz?
Well, in addition to the Celtic stuff, I was playing a little bluegrass and there's more soloing in that. I was also participating in these jazz school classes. I really got into jazz, though, when I went to college. I was young when I graduated from high school. On my sixteenth birthday. I wanted to go to college to study music. I was sure about that. And maybe pre-med. That never happened, but that was the backup plan. I didn't necessarily want to study classical music the whole time. I was interested in many different styles of music and my classical playing at that time wasn't necessarily good enough to get into a lot of the good schools for it. The path that I found was to study jazz in college. At that point, I really didn't know that much about jazz. I auditioned at the University of Michigan for their jazz program, and they basically had me do some ear testing and general improvising. After my audition, my mom went out and bought me a Coltrane record and a Miles Davis record and I thought, "Wow, this is cool stuff. Maybe I'll try this out." And I kept on listening more and more and by the time college came around I was ready to go at it. I didn't know what I was getting into, but it's been a really major part of my musical development since then.
How did it fit with the Celtic music? Did you think of them initially as separate or did you relate them right from the start? Coltrane is quite a ways from Scottish fiddle playing!
In some ways, yeah. In other ways, they share the idea of groove and spontaneity between musicians. More so in jazz, of course, but it's something that I've thought about a lot. Some would argue that they don't fit together. Everybody has their personal opinion. For me, over time, it's just naturally come together in a way I feel comfortable playing. It means that I improvise more on the tunes.
That isn't done much in traditional Celtic music, is it?
In Irish music, it's more about the variations. Variations on a tune are really important in competitions just to make it interesting. Because you're playing a tune three or four times a round, if you're playing it the same way every time, it's kinda likebeating someone over the head with it. Variations serve to develop it. Some people work their variations out exactly beforehand and some people do it on the spot. For me, when I play a Scottish or Irish or original tune, I'm going to use some variations I've used before and do something new as well.
When you were preparing to play a tune for a competition, did you pretty much work out exactly how you would play it?
I would work out some variations. I always had to keep in mind that it wasn't really up to me what the final musical result was when you're trying to follow these relatively strict guidelines of what people expect and keeping with tradition. That's fine ––you've got to know where you're starting from. You can't go off playing Coltrane "Giant Steps" changes in the middle of "Saddle the Pony." So I think it's great to have that foundation. I hope I have enough of it, and I'm always looking for more.
[For the full text of this interview, as well as Jeremy's tune "The Golden Plover," purchase the Summer 2008 issue of Fiddler Magazine!]
[Peter Anick, co-author of Mel Bay's "Old Time Fiddling Across America," plays fiddle with the Massachusetts bluegrass band Wide Open Spaces (www.wideospaces.com).]


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PTI submits privilege motion against PML-N lawmakers in National Assembly
| Updated: Jan 27, 2017 20:32 IST
Islamabad [Pakistan], Jan. 27 (ANI): Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Friday moved a privilege motion in the National Assembly against the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) after chaos broke out in the lower house between the lawmakers of both parties. "We the undersigned (signatures attached) wish to move a privilege motion against PML-N MNAs, including Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Mian Mannan, Capt Safdar and others, who on January 26, 2017 during the NA session physically moved towards the Opposition side and took physical aim at PTI MNAs as well as hurling abuses against them," the Express Tribune quoted the motion moved by the PTI as saying. "We feel the violent attack led by PML-N MNAs with a deliberate march towards the Opposition as well as Mian Mannan's obscene gestures constitute a breach of our privilege as MNAs," the motion added. The scuffle broke out when the government and opposition lawmakers exchanged blows and pushed one another after the opposition MNAs criticisised Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for making contradictory statements about his family members' businesses and London properties. The stir began when Opposition Leader Khursheed Shah requested Speaker Ayaz Sadiq to take up the privilege motion against the Prime Minister. PTI's parliamentary leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi's pressed the Speaker to take up opposition's privilege motion against Sharif for his allegedly contradictory statements on the Panama Papers issue. During Qureshi's address in the house, his party lawmakers and members of the treasury reportedly indulged in sloganeering against each other. The exchange of remarks turned into a scuffle when Petroleum Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi rushed towards Qureshi's seat in an aggressive manner. The PTI lawmakers intercepted Abbasi, who was also followed by a few other PML-N members. Sergeants at arms were called to intervene. The Speaker suspended the proceedings for some time after the incident. At the same time, the entire opposition left the house in protest and did not return. (ANI)


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ANUCES team wins VC's award for Public Policy & Outreach
ANU Centre for European Studies (ANUCES) staff received the Vice-Chancellor's Staff Excellence Award for Public Policy and Outreach, presented in the Staff Excellence Awards ceremony at University House on 22 November.
The team consisted of ANUCES representatives from across the University: James Cameron, Nicholas Simoes da Silva, Dr Annmarie Elijah, Paul Gretton, Associate Professor Donald Kenyon AM, Professor Jacqueline Lo and Associate Professor Hazel Moir (College of Arts and Social Sciences); Professor Carsten Daugbjerg (College of Asia and the Pacific); Associate Professor Pierre van der Eng (College of Business and Economics); Anne McNaughton (College of Law); and Karen Hussey and Carl Tidemann (College of Science).
The Public Policy and Outreach award recognises University staff for outstanding contributions to public policy formulation and debate, who volunteer their skills and experience and facilitate valuable connections across Australia and internationally.
Receiving the award this year recognises the ANUCES team's consistent high-level performance in informing policy makers and the general public on the European Union and its member states, and the significance of European issues for Australia, in particular, the Brexit referendum and formal moves towards an Australia–EU trade agreement.
This excellent achievement is testament to the Centre's demonstrated contribution to Australian understanding of the EU and to strengthening Australian-European ties. ANUCES contributes to public policy and debate through its extensive program of public events, and its media commentary on current issues. The Centre also hosts regular training and policy briefings for Australian policy makers, while contributing to strengthening European-Australian relations via track two diplomacy initiatives.


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Anyone else got a drawn-on watch on their wrist?
just thought I'd change the subject
I've got two
And one of them's Cartier
I'm not wearing a shirt but
I got someone to paint one on me. So far, I haven't be rumbled.
I have a drawn on face
my real one was destroyed in a fire.
Its very lifelike for a 4 year old's drawing.
I'm wearing a waitcost with a bowtie and a shirt
and a fobwatch - actually its a t shirt that depicts all that. Beat that trendies
the young knives
old t-shirts used to be shirt and tie combinations drawn on in felt tip.
Then they went all up-market
I've installed
a cardboard cutout of myself at work. It's not really me typing this.
I got one of those hologram things that Arnie had on Total Recall.
Cardboard cutout is all well and good until someone spots you've worn the same clothes all week.
At Get loaded in the park
in 2004 they were giving out cut our faces like you used to get on cereals on Shaun Ryder's 'face' and there was all these stunted manc morons walking round with them on in all their troglodyte glory - I wanted to kill myself forever just looking at them.
I didnt though as I had to do a 3 song set.
We don't wear clothes here, so that's covered.
No pun intended.
I still
have a felt-tip cross on my hand from Saturday night. I have the most absorbent skin ever, the minute I get a gig stamp it sort of spreads out under my skin, and then it won't come off for days even though I scrub it. Should I be worried about this?
As a doctor, I am often asked
"I have the most absorbent skin ever, the minute I get a gig stamp it sort of spreads out under my skin, and then it won't come off for days even though I scrub it. Should I be worried about this?"
And what's your answer,
Dr. Bob?
And I have to reply
Yes. You should.
yes sponge-hands
you should be - if you shave your eywbrows off and you want to look cross do you have to keep pencilling them on at different angles to denote the mood you are in. Theo?
who do this generally go with 'surprise', I've noticed.
Well the praticalities of
carrying an eraser and re-applying regularly/for each emotion experienced doesn't bear thinking about.
maybe just be an impassioned
Bavarian and then youre ok - Gary Glitter always set his eyebrows to 'irritated' - maybe now I look back and think it may have been set to 'Shit did I delete 'history' on my Laptop?'
I just snorted really loudly at that in a very quiet office.
sponge-hand squirrel-pants
i think ive got the least absorbent skin ever, nothing seems to soak into it, although i do have this blue dot on my wrist that just wont come off, i dont know what it is, should i be worried?
I don't know, ask Dr. Bob.
Do you want to do some kind of skin-swap?
It's probably just a malignant tumour, or if you're really lucky, an alien homing device.
well those aliens
do have a knack of finding me everytime i escape so maybe its that
watch ?
why ?


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Despite a global potash price at its highest level in three years, the outlook for the market is for more capacity than new demand. A fertilizer analyst believes this situation will put pressure on potash producers with smaller, higher-cost production facilities. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (DTN) -- While global potash (K) fertilizer prices have been at their highest levels in the last three years due to cutbacks in supply, the outlook for the market is for more capacity than new demand. Potash producers with smaller, higher-cost production facilities will likely come under heavy cost pressure. Humphrey Knight, Potash Analyst for CRU International Ltd. in London, told attendees of the 2018 Fertilizer Outlook and Technology Conference recently in Jacksonville, Florida, that things really began to change in the potash market since about mid-2016. This is when potash became more affordable and thus led to record 2017 global demand. GLOBAL K INCREASING Global potash imports in 2016 totaled 61.4 million metric tons (mmt), then jumped to 66.6 mmt for 2017 imports. The U.S. even increased its imports, to just under 10 mmt, with a strong second half of 2017, he said. Knight said, of that nearly 10 mmt in 2017, 7.7 mmt was imported from Canada, which is about a 12% increase year-on-year from there. Another 1.9 mmt was imported from overseas (mainly Russia, Belarus and Israel), which was a 44% year-on-year increase. U.S. potash demand in 2018 is shaping up similar to 2017 with more demand for potash. Knight said U.S. potash applications on corn increased by 24%, while soybean application climbed 18% from 2012 to 2017. "Fall application pushed 2017 demand to a record high, with 2018 demand currently following closely," Knight said. Potash demand growth is set to steadily increase over the next five years across the world, Knight said. Global demand in 2018 should be around 66.8 mmt, and by 2023, demand could be closer to 76.8 mmt. This would be a compound annual growth rate of 2.8% per year during this time period. The global growth in demand is mainly thanks to two different regions of the world: Asia and Latin America. CHINESE POTASH NEEDS Knight said China produces enough potash to meet about half of its domestic demand, while the other half is imported. While nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer production in the country faces scrutiny from increasing environmental regulations, these issues do not affect the Chinese potash production because they get it from underground mines. Despite this, the country's domestic capacity appears to have reached a limit, about 16 mmt in 2017. CRU is no longer aware of any further investment in new or expanded potash capacity in China, he said. "Because of this, imports are becoming more important in China," Knight said. Chinese farmers are applying more potash to improve the quality of crops in the country, especially fruit and vegetables. Nitrogen and phosphorus are generally over-applied in the nation while potash is under-applied, he said. Other than China, southeastern Asia oil palm areas (Malaysia and Indonesia) are expected to expand potash usage. Latin America is also increasing potash demand as the region expands mainly in soybean production. Lower-yielding soybean areas provide potential upside to the potash market, he said. SEVERAL SUPPLY ISSUES On the supply side, Knight said, potash producers have attempted to limit supply since about 2013, when companies in Canada enacted voluntary idling of facilities. However, from that time until 2017, the lower capacity really did not improve potash's global price until 2017. In 2017, Canadian producers have maintained supply discipline. Canada, as well as the rest of the world, have had operating rates close to their customer demand, which ends up being positive news for prices, he explained. In addition, new capacity projects across the world have been slow to start. Knight said Russia could see another 7 mmt of production as two facilities increase capacity. A facility in Saskatchewan, Canada, started production in June 2017, but had some issues with product quality early. This plant is expected to produce 1.4 mmt to 1.5 mmt in 2018, with no exports from it to the U.S. expected until 2019, he said. The slowness of new production can be traced directly to increasing site costs, which have been rising since 2016. Knight said site costs have been highest in Russia and Belarus. The recovery of the Russian ruble versus the U.S. dollar, as well as 30% higher energy and labor costs, have increased site costs by 23%. "Margins are very tight at these locations," he said. Canada's site costs increased by 12%, thanks to higher energy and labor costs, but at least these facilities have capacity increasingly concentrated in lower-cost mines, he said. Knight said mines in Europe have site costs rising by 17% because of much higher energy costs. These mines tend to be smaller in size and also have falling grades of product, he said. Future supply will arrive, but it will be later in the five-year window than once anticipated by the industry, he said. All additions from 2008 to 2017 were additions or expansion projects at existing facilities. Going forward, however, most of the new potash supply will come from new facilities, Knight said. With these new plants set to come online in the coming years, about 16 mmt of new capacity could be seen, which will be a challenge for the industry. "This is massive new supply for an industry which would have 16 mmt of new capacity and only about 10 mmt of demand," Knight said. 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A 21-year-old undergraduate has been arrested for allegedly poisoning a well ostensibly to dissuade people from fetching water from there.
The suspect, Ibrahim Abubakar, a 200 level Public Administration student of Ahmadu Bello University, ABU, was arrested by men of the Special Task Force, STF, maintaining security in the state after he allegedly poured a gallon of used engine oil into the well in the father's compound in Dutse Uku area of Jos.
It was learnt that the family were forced to abandon the house in the wake of the 2008 crisis in the state and he reportedly became aggrieved that those who forced them out of the area were now enjoying the well.
He was said to have sneaked into the compound yesterday to contaminate the water to make it unusable for those fetching it but was caught by a lady who went there to fetch water.
Her alarm was said to have attracted people from the area who almost lynched the suspect before soldiers on security duty in the area rescued him.
Spokesman of the STF, Captain Charles Ekeocha who took newsmen to the compound said it was disturbing that someone would go to such an extent for revenge, especially an undergraduate who should know better.
He said such acts were becoming rampant and would have resulted in more violence if not for the way the STF had been handling them adding, "but we have to come to the open with this as the practice is becoming more rampant; what worries us so much is the aspect that this act was perpetrated by a university graduate who is seen as a future leader."
He said the STF would hand the suspect over to the police for further investigations.


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Christopher Owens leaves Girls
1) Dear all, This may come as a surprise to many & has been an issue of much thought for me. My decision was not easy to make
2) I am leaving Girls. My reasons at this time are personal. I need to do this in order to progress
3) I will continue to write & record music. More will be announced soon. I thank you all for everything. Sincerely–Christopher
That's a shame. I liked them when I saw them recently.
Interesting to see what he does next.JaguarPirate this'd this
i know there was only two of them but
it felt like it was just his outlet for music
isn't he basically the whole band? not really into them but i thought the whole thing about them was him.
Hmm, I'm hoping this will mean he goes back to making good music
It feels like over the last year he's wasted so much early potential. The first album was good, the EP was great, but the second album was unmitigated retro shite.brainfeedr this'd this
i thought it was a bit wishy washy (2nd LP)
but got lots of acclaim everywhere...raindrenchedweekend this'd this
i really hope he continues his career as shoegaze revivalist
Morning Light is so good
guess he prefers men then
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A teenage girl who claimed to have been sexually assaulted in York city-centre last Thursday, confessed that the incident never happened. She herself could now face charges.
Following the report, the police sealed off Friargate between Castlegate and Clifford Street and appealed for information. The 19-year-old woman claimed she had been attacked by two Asian men shortly after leaving Yates Wine Lodge.
Despite how the case turned out, police urge all victims of sexual assault to come forward and report it, so that offenders can be brought to justice.
DCI Matt Walker, York CID, told York Press: "The withdrawal of this allegation follows a detailed and thorough investigation by detectives.
"Although I am able to reassure people that this incident did not happen, I do not want any victims of this appalling crime to feel that we will not deal with their case with the utmost seriousness.
"We treat all reports of sexual assaults very seriously. In all cases, a key priority for the investigating officers is ensuring that the victims receive the care and support they need."


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Haryana Government has decided to re-employ the Assistant/Associate Professors and Principals retired from Government Colleges after attaining the age of superannuation that is 58 years, in Government Colleges of the State.
While stating this here today, a spokesman of Higher Education Department said that a notification to this effect has been issued.
He said that the retired Assistant/Associate Professors and Principals must not have attained the age of 59-and-a-half years on the date of advertisement and they would not be re-employed beyond the age of 60 years. He said that 80 per cent of the last 10 years of Annual Confidential Reports (ACRs) should have the grade of very good or above.
The spokesman said that he or she should not have been held guilty and punished in any departmental proceedings during his or her service and no such a proceeding be pending. Apart from this, neither he or she be facing criminal trial nor should have been convicted in any court of law. Preference would be given to those retired Assistant/Associate Professors and Principals who have achieved any national or State level award during their active service. He said that they would have to produce medical fitness certificate of Civil Surgeon.


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Differential associations of weight dynamics with coronary artery calcium versus common carotid artery intima-media thickness: The CARDIA Study
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Adolescent; Adult; Age Factors; Body Mass Index; *Body Weight; Carotid Artery, Common; Coronary Vessels; Health Behavior; Humans; Longitudinal Studies; Middle Aged; Sex Factors; Tunica Intima; Tunica Media
Bioinformatics | Biostatistics | Epidemiology | Health Services Research
Change and fluctuation in body mass index (BMI; weight (kg)/height (m)(2)) may be associated differently with coronary artery calcification (CAC) than with carotid artery intima-media thickness (IMT). The authors analyzed data on 2,243 participants in the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) Study, initially aged 18-30 years, who were examined every 2-5 years over a 20-year period (1985-2006). BMI at year 0 was associated positively and linearly with CAC at year 20; however, the association of BMI with year 20 CAC became progressively U-shaped in subsequent examinations (years 10, 15, and 20). To understand the deepening U shape, the authors modeled year 20 BMI and its history using 3 indices: year 0 BMI, linear slope of BMI during 20 years, and BMI fluctuation during 20 years. In models including these 3 terms, year 0 BMI was associated positively with CAC, as was BMI fluctuation. However, adjusted odds ratios across quintiles of BMI slope (vs. the lowest quintile) were 0.7, 0.4, 0.5, and 0.4 (P(trend) < 0.01), suggesting higher risk of CAC with weight loss, plateauing after moderate weight gain. In contrast, IMT was associated positively with BMI at all examinations and with 20-year BMI slope and was unassociated with BMI fluctuation. Surprisingly, CAC risk was higher with BMI loss and lower with BMI gain, whereas associations with IMT were as expected.
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Am J Epidemiol. 2010 Jul 15;172(2):180-9. Epub 2010 Jun 2. Link to article on publisher's site
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American journal of epidemiology
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Lee, Duk-Hee; Steffes, Michael W.; Gross, Myron; Park, Kyong; Holvoet, Paul; Kiefe, Catarina I.; Lewis, Cora E.; and Jacobs, David R. Jr., "Differential associations of weight dynamics with coronary artery calcium versus common carotid artery intima-media thickness: The CARDIA Study" (2010). Quantitative Health Sciences Publications and Presentations. 882.


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