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Laxman puts India in total control
Australia 50 for 0 (Katich 29*, Hayden 16*) trail India 613 for 7 dec (Gambhir 206, Laxman 200*, Johnson 3-142) by 563 runs
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
How they were out
VVS Laxman tormented Australia with his second Test double-century and Gautam Gambhir registered his first as India batted themselves into an almost unconquerable position in the third Test. On the second successive day of complete Indian domination, Australia's greatest achievement was simply getting to stumps without losing a wicket.
But Matthew Hayden and Simon Katich were given a preview of the challenge that awaits them as the legspinners Amit Mishra and Anil Kumble spun a few deliveries viciously out of the footmarks that Australia's bowlers had created over nearly 12 hours in the field. The openers batted out 15 overs after Kumble delayed his declaration to allow Laxman to reach 200.
As soon as the milestone came with a lofted on-drive off Michael Clarke, India's batsmen were called in. They had done their job. If the first day did not consign Australia to an unwinnable position, the second day must surely have managed it. Gambhir and Laxman compiled a mammoth 278-run partnership that left Australia tired, frustrated and wicketless for nearly three sessions. In spite of Gambhir's achievement at his home ground, the day belonged to Laxman.
His list of achievements was impressive: he went past 2000 Test runs against Australia; he recorded his sixth Test century against them; and he turned it into his second highest Test score, behind his 2000-01 effort of 281 at Eden Gardens, an innings that still gives a few Australians sleepless nights. If ever there was proof of his love of this opposition it's his list of top Test innings - his best four are all against Australia.
Laxman began the day in ominous touch and pulled brilliantly when Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson dropped short. He stalled for a while on 99 before driving Cameron White comfortably through cover for four and went on to cause problems for all the bowlers. The Australians helped him by regularly straying onto his pads and it was like handing Cookie Monster control of the Arnott's factory.
At one stage Ricky Ponting even effectively relocated the slips cordon to short midwicket to handle the situation. It was reminiscent of the old Test Match board game where children carefully place their little plastic fielders in unorthodox positions to deal with the predictability of the restrictive batting mechanism.
Ponting lined up his three catching men - a misnomer as they weren't offered any catches - on the leg-side but Laxman still found the spaces with casual flicks and well-timed drives. And unlike the Test Match batsman there is nothing restrictive about Laxman's technique, so he also took the opportunity to glide easy runs through the vacant slip region.
He left some of his most flabbergasting shots until late in the day. Can anyone truly explain how he turned a Johnson delivery that was angled across him and was well outside off stump into an on-drive for four? And yet he did it so effortlessly that viewers could not help but assume that was the most logical stroke for that delivery.
In Laxman's company, Gambhir was as anonymous as one can be in reaching 200. He played some impressive shots of his own; he clubbed White contemptuously through midwicket and when things became so desperate for Australia that Ricky Ponting bowled for the first time since 2005-06, Gambhir pulled his slow-medium bouncer easily over the infield for four.
When Gambhir got his double-century with a clip off his hips from Lee, his celebrations were relatively muted. There was a raise of the bat and a handshake from a smiling and admiring Lee, but Gambhir was clearly exhausted. The proof came when he wearily played on to Shane Watson on 206. It was Australia's first success since Sachin Tendulkar departed just before tea on the first day.
By the time Gambhir went, India were 435 for 4. It was all rather academic after that. Laxman kept scoring, the lower order gave him impressive support and Australia kept toiling without much hope of achieving anything of real value. But a few things were confirmed in the period that followed, namely that Katich should bowl more often, Johnson is a tireless worker and Brad Haddin is struggling with such long and hot days behind the stumps.
It has been a tough tour for Haddin, who has had to deal with unfamiliar pace and bounce while trying to maintain his concentration. His worst moment came when Laxman, on 134, got a thick edge off Watson. The ball flew between the wicketkeeper and first slip but it was so close to Haddin that he would not have needed to dive; as it was, he didn't even move.
Haddin did grasp a second, almost identical chance soon after to remove Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who had been briefly entertaining in smashing 27. The reflexes of Katich were sharper. Dhoni pulled violently back at head height towards the bowler Katich, who somehow got his left hand to the ball and simultaneously dropped an almost impossible chance while saving the umpire Aleem Dar from losing a few teeth.
Had Katich pinched the chance it would have been two wickets in two overs after he removed Sourav Ganguly for 5. It was strange that Ponting had not asked Katich, a left-arm wrist-spinner, to bowl to Ganguly earlier in the series. The similarly-styled Brad Hogg removed Ganguly four times in last season's Tests and Katich duly continued the trend, drawing Ganguly into a drive to Ponting at cover.
Katich, White, Clarke and Ponting all bowled spells that helped relieve the fast men, who couldn't find much movement and were often given depressingly defensive fields. But Johnson showed heart and was still firing in short and fast stuff late in the day. He was rewarded with an lbw decision against Kumble (45) and finished with 3 for 142.
The very fact that Johnson's figures were considered reasonable highlighted just how much India dominated the first two days. The first belonged to Gambhir, the second to Laxman - for Australia to rescue the match, the third day must be emphatically claimed by one of their top six.
Brydon Coverdale is a staff writer at Cricinfo


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The market for providing financial advice to well-off clients who can both afford to pay for that advice and understand the benefits of it has never been as buoyant. It's a different story for those with more modest savings and income where, ironically, there is an argument that the need for good, sound professional advice and guidance is more acute.
However the cost of providing a viable service to this segment of the population is of huge concern to the FCA, advisers and consumers.
Providing advice services to those with modest savings and income costs the same as delivery at the other end of the scale. There are no concessions in process (or indeed in FCA rules) for dealing with these two types of customers. The cost is the cost.
For example, if a financial adviser is asked to review a customer's pension provision who holds three separate pension policies, there is no difference in the process and analysis that the adviser is required to undertake if total funds amount to £30,000 or £300,000.
The customer with total funds amounting to £300,000 is more likely to value the service provided by a financial adviser and is more likely to be willing to pay for that service. The consumer with total funds of £30,000 may believe that the cost of the service is too high, but advisers are generally unable to reduce their charges materially in these circumstances, given that the cost of providing the service would be the same.
Following the implementation of the Retail Distribution Review, many advisers have told us that the only interaction they have with 'lower value consumers' is in relation to auto-enrolment. Largely because the employer (rather than the consumer) has paid for the service provided by the adviser.
Previously, some advisers offered advice on a 'loss leader' basis, with a view to securing potential future business, based on their likely future earnings. But the reduction in investment adviser numbers in recent years has led to an increase in the number of medium/higher net worth consumers requiring advice from their firms.
As a result, financial advice firms do not need to make concessions in order to compete for or secure new business. It is also simply uneconomical for advice firms to do so – and the RDR bought that reality into focus for many firms.
What then would encourage advisory firms to develop their services for lower value customers? Being able to reduce their own costs, both now and in terms of future liabilities, are essential in making this work.
From surveying 222 members we found that 94 per cent of advisers agreed or strongly agreed that a reduction in their liability in relation to 'simpler' advice scenarios/greater regulatory clarity would need to take place in order for them to provide an appropriate and sustainable service to lower wealth/lower income consumers.
Furthermore, 87 per cent of advisers agreed or strongly agreed that a reduction in their business costs would need to take place in order for them to provide an appropriate and sustainable service to lower wealth/lower income consumers.
In terms of a reduction in potential liabilities (and in order to allow existing firms to innovate and widen the range of services that they offer) we support in principle the provision of a long-stop. We also believe this would help to encourage more new participants into the advice sector.
But this isn't something that should be rushed into. For example, unless the potential levels of any proposed new industry levy was known, it is impossible to determine whether the introduction of a long stop would meet its aims as the cost of an additional levy may outweigh the benefits.
As the Treasury and FCA consider responses from the Financial Advice Market Review, this is an area that should be examined closely. If financial advisory firms are going to be given the confidence to implement solutions that serve the mass market, they need to be given as much help as possible to cut their costs.
John Cowan is executive chairman of Sesame Bankhall Group

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Sports Marketwatch
MLB Edition
By The Team at SportsInsights.com
Welcome to the 2009 MLB Sports Marketwatch, where the Team at SportsInsights gives sports fans unprecedented insight into the sports marketplace. If you ever wanted to know what was really happening on the sportsbook side, you now have an all-access pass with Sports Marketwatch! Sports MarketWatch will be published twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday, around 5PM Eastern Time.
Sports Marketplace – MLB Edition
The last couple of Tuesdays have been rough for Marketwatch, and we aren't accustomed to these donuts. Chalk it up to a mini-slump; they're inevitable over the course of a season, especially when your betting strategy is as allergic to favorites as I am to fresh-cut grass. On a night when supporters of the visiting Red Sox outnumbered and out-cheered the local Nationals fans, Washington seemed up to the challenge, heading into the top of the 7th with the score 3-3. But like they have so many times this season, Washington relievers simply let the wheels fall off. The eight runs they gave up over the final three frames accounted for the final margin, 11-3. In our other game, Brian Tallet improbably shut out the Reds through six innings, and the Blue Jays narrowly avoided a late collapse to win 7-5. (Note: I actually love the grass, especially the smell of clippings. But didn't those few sentences where you thought I was a basement-dwelling number-cruncher give me some credibility?)
Baseball can be a very profitable sport to bet on when you base it off moneyline odds, especially when betting underdogs. The "plus odds" is a reason that MLB moneyline dogs can show value over time. Most people like to win – thus overvaluing winning teams. Our selections on moneyline underdogs will normally hit at less than 50%, but the "plus odds" payoff makes it a profitable investment.
2009 MLB Games to Watch: 24-21, 53.3%, +12.16 units
*Source: SportsInsights.com
Sports MarketWatch – MLB Games to Watch
Atlanta Braves +110 over Boston Red Sox
The Red Sox are now 15-6 in the month of June, and, since sweeping the Tigers and Yankees, have won two out of three against every NL East team except the Mets. They've scored 5.62 runs a game during that stretch, and in eight of those contests have surrendered two runs or less. It's a blistering pace, one some might call unsustainable. Still, they're the Red Sox. Their talent, coaching, balance and all-around momentum over the last half-decade makes it easy to believe in them on any given night. The Braves, on the other hand, are in the middle of a pretty rough stretch. They've lost two games in each of the last six series. Three of those series have been against the AL East, and after winning the first game in each, they've failed to duplicate the feat. You'd be hard-pressed to blame young starter Jair Jurrjens for the difficulties. He just keeps heading to the mound for six or seven innings, giving up only one or two earned runs, and receiving disappointing no-decisions or losses. As steady as he's been, of course, his numbers are no match for Boston ace Josh Beckett. If you take away a one-game aberration at Philadelphia, Beckett has been miserly, giving up only one earned run in 37.2 innings and striking out 37 batters in the process. Note to self: he's good.
The Red Sox opened at -135 at CRIS, a modest enough line at what hasn't been a particularly daunting ballpark for visitors. After receiving 73% of moneyline bets, as well as over 85% of runline and parlay wagers, you'd expect Boston's line to have grown significantly. Just the opposite has happened. The Red Sox are now down to -121 at CRIS and much lower across the marketplace. We've seen two types of Sports Insights Betting System plays triggered: a Smart Money play at BetOnline (+8.83 Units Won) and a Steam Move at Pinnacle (+23.2 Units Won). To much of the public, favorite lines this small with Beckett on the mound will seem too good to be true. The sportsbooks are counting on this very thing, making the lines even more appealing to an overwhelmingly united public. There's a reason we like to Bet Against the Public, and we're ready to do it again here.
Atlanta Braves +110
Arizona Diamondbacks +138 over Los Angeles Angels
It just hit me that I am picking against the same two teams that we did in last Tuesday's installment. A bettor with an enlightened self-perception might realize how overtly stubborn this seems and back away, but me? I am backed by righteous numbers… but we'll get back to that. Arizona has had a difficult go of it this season. Most of the talking heads picked them to challenge the Dodgers for NL West supremacy this season, but instead they are 17 games behind them, good for 5th in a five-team division. San Francisco and Colorado's significant strides have thrown a little salt in the wound that hasn't healed after a coaching change. The Angels are hanging with an improved but clearly mortal Rangers team in the AL West, but they haven't really played to potential this year either, even after their pitching got healthy. Tonight's starter, Jered Weaver, has just begun his fall back toward Earth. I don't mean in the Salman Rushdie sense. His 2.53 ERA is a run and a half below his last two years' numbers, his strikeouts per walk and per nine innings are down, and batters are bailing him out by swinging too early in the count. He's good, but he's not as good as the public thinks he is. That's where we find the value we're looking for.
Los Angeles opened at -165 at CRIS and are getting a mindblowing 87% of moneyline wagers on their side, the most of any team today. Add that to 90% of both runline and parlay bets, and we have ourselves the makings of a Square Play (+27.1 Units Won). We aren't only betting against the public in this case, though. The line has dropped to -152 at CRIS and down as low as -139 at Matchbook. This big reverse line movement is the result of a number of Sports Insights Betting System plays. We have seen two Smart Money plays triggered, one at ABC (+3.52 Units Won) and one at perennially profitable CRIS (+12.43 Units Won). There was also a Steam Move triggered at ABC (+5.6 Units Won). Sharp money seems to be finding all kinds of value in playing on the Diamondbacks tonight, and we're going to do the same.
Arizona Diamondbacks +138
Games to Watch (24-21, +12.16 units)
Atlanta Braves + 110
Arizona D-Backs +138
It should be another exciting weekend in the sports marketplace. Keep Sports MarketWatch picks handy and your browser pointed to SportsInsights.com for the latest real-time updates, using our exclusive Sports Investing tools. We'll be back Tuesday with the new edition of the Sports Marketwatch – MLB Edition.
Enjoy the games!
The Team at SportsInsights.com


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A philosophy lecture disguised as a fairy tale, this third series entry both recapitulates and reinterprets the previous titles (Snotty Saves the Day, 2011; Lily the Silent, 2012).
A curse transforms Arcadian princess Sophy, barely 15, into the eponymous half-reptile. Desperate for a cure, she flees her bucolic realm for a decadelong quest, winding over mountains and through the ruins of technocratic Megalopolis to both moons. She encounters angels and centaurs and mermaids, tumbles into a passionate affair with her younger half brother, Joe, lights upon a quieter romance with a female enemy general, infiltrates the household of her diabolical grandmother Livia, and finally reunites with Joe after his death to conceive their child and retrieve the mystical Key that will at last enable her to reign as Queen Sophia. Yet this phantasmagoric journey, employing lush prose and stunning imagery, twisting backward and forward through time and across worlds, only serves as a framework for Sophy's endless, didactic ruminations about life, death, nature, power, love, and so forth. Despite Sophy's self-deprecating caveats, her gynocentric gnostic Platonism with a New Age varnish is presented as revealed truth, accepted by nearly every character except the most cartoonishly villainous.
If handed to exactly the right reader at the right time, this has the potentially to be revelatory, even life-changing; but most will find it baffling, irritating, or deadly dull. (Fantasy. 14 & up)


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High school students with an interest in natural resources are encouraged to apply now for the July 20-26 Natural Resources Careers Conference at the Hickory Environmental Center in Garrett County.
The Washington County Forestry Board encourages any local high school student with an interest in natural resources to apply. Each county is able to sponsor as many as two students with a scholarship to attend the conference at no cost.
Student spaces are limited, and the deadline for applications is near. For more information and to download an application, visit the Washington County Forestry Board Web site at www.wcfb.sailorsite.net.
The week combines classroom and field activities to create an extensive and relevant curriculum developed by natural resources professionals and volunteers.


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REGINA, Saskatchewan–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#ACMPR–OneLeaf Cannabis Corp. (the "Company" or "OneLeaf") is pleased to
announce that its application to become a licensed producer under Health
Canada's Access to Cannabis for Medical Purpose Regulations ("ACMPR")
has advanced to "Active Review", the final stage of the ACMPR
application process that precedes the issuance of a cultivation license.
OneLeaf's engagement of Cannabis Compliance Inc. ("CCI") has been
instrumental in helping propel its application to the forefront with
Health Canada, reaching this important milestone in only 5 months after
application submission. "It speaks to the quality of OneLeaf's
application and management team," commented Samuel Bouabane, CCI's
Manager of Cannabis Strategic Licensing.
"CCI has provided sound, strategic advice, as well as expert service
with Health Canada," commented Mike Templeton, Chief Operating Officer
of OneLeaf. "We look forward to continuing to work closely with CCI and
Health Canada as we complete our state-of-the-art production facility
Update on Construction of OneLeaf-Onyx
OneLeaf commenced construction of OneLeaf Onyx in January, 2018, and is
pleased to announce the 48,200 sq. ft. pre-engineered purpose-built
facility has been erected, with the outershell and insulation slated for
completion in the next 30 days. Phase 1 of the interior buildout, which
is fully funded, will comprise approximately 16,500 sq. ft. and is
anticipated to be completed by the end of this August. Upon completion
of Phase 1, OneLeaf will submit an evidence package to Health Canada
demonstrating its readiness to begin cultivating cannabis.
About OneLeaf Cannabis Corp.
OneLeaf Cannabis Corp. is a Saskatchewan based late-stage Licensed
Producer applicant under the ACMPR, in "Active Review" with Health
Canada. With deep roots in Saskatchewan, the Company looks forward to
contributing to the reputation the Province has earned in producing
premium agricultural products.
OneLeaf Cannabis Corp.
Mike Templeton
Chief Operating Officer


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Our team is a carefully selected, highly –trained group, committed to providing you with the highest quality dental care. You can expect exceptional dentistry and unsurpassed customer service from the entire team.
They offer numerous years of combined experience and can answer a broad range of questions regarding your dental care including communicating in several other languages including Spanish, Tagalog, Hindi, Vietnamese, Mandarin. Meet our team below!
Genesis Santos
Genesis has been with Cosmetic Dentistry of Hayward since 2006, and is a Billing Coordinator and Scheduler. She is bilingual in Spanish, and is very helpful to many of our Spanish-speaking patients that visit the office. With the many years that Genesis has spent with the team, she has grown to develop great knowledge and experience in many various aspects of the dentistry such as chairside assisting and insurance. Some of her hobbies outside the practice include spending time with family and friends as well as traveling.
Karla Macias
Registered Dental Assistant
Karla is a Registered Dental Assistant with 12 years of experience in the dental field and 10 years with the Cosmetic Dentistry of Hayward team. She is bilingual in Spanish, and has expertise in CEREC, dental implants, and Invisalign. Karla's love in caring for people allows her to build strong relationships with many of patients; thus making many of our patients' visits to the dentist the best possible experiences ever. Outside of dentistry, she enjoys spending time with her family and daughter, and has a great interest in technology.
Katina Saetern
Dental Assistant
Katina is our Dental Assistant, and she is fluent in Mien and highly demonstrates a great hard-work ethic. Since starting her career at Cosmetic Dentistry of Hayward in 2013, Katina has developed many great skills in dentistry. Her commitment to advancing her knowledge and skills with dentistry and technology makes her a great addition to the team. Outside of dentistry, she enjoys hanging out with her friends and shopping.
Lalaine Sarasua
Office Manager
Lalaine is the Treatment Coordinator and Front Office Manager, and has been in the dentistry field for over 8 years. She joined the practice over 6 years ago, and is also bilingual in Tagalog. Her dedication to continuous learning and the deep caring for each of our patients is what has makes Lalaine a great addition to our dental team. She values in creating a welcoming and proficient atmosphere so our patients can feel confident and relaxed knowing the care they receive is the finest possible, Outside of the office, Lalaine enjoys traveling, and is an avid food enthusiast who likes trying different kinds of food.
Janice Li
Registered Dental Hygienist
Janice is the Registered Dental Hygienist and has been apart of the dental team since 2013. She strives to stay at the front of advancements in dental hygiene to provide the best quality dental care available to all her patients. Besides providing preventive services to promote excellent oral health to our patients, Janice enjoys aiding our patients to understand why complete oral care is so beneficial to their overall health. Some of Janice's hobbies include traveling, reading, and watching movies.
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1. Smaug in The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien is one of the finest treasure hoarders and fire breathing embodiments of evil.
Conversation with Smaug, by J.R.R. Tolkien
2. Jabberwocky in Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll is absolutely the best dragon for talking nonsense with.
The Jabberwocky, illustration by John Tenniel
3. Eustace Scrubb in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C.S. Lewis is a perfect example of how becoming a dragon can build character.
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, illustration by Pauline Baynes
4. Kazul in The Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede is an excellent employer of bored princesses.
Dealing with Dragons cover art by Peter De Séve
5. Saphira in Eragon by Christopher Paolini is a magical dragon to telepathically bond with.
Eragon and Saphira by Ciruelo, created for the 10th Anniversary Collector's Edition of Eragon
6. Kalessin in The Other Wind by Ursula K. Le Guin is full of ancient wisdom.
Poster for the Studio Ghibli 2006 film, Tales from Earthsea, loosely based on the Earthsea books
7. Toothless in How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell is a fun fishing partner.
Toothless illustration by Cressida Cowell
8. Firedrake in Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke is one of the best dragons to ride on a long adventurous journey.
Dragon Rider cover art by Don Seegmiller
9. Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion in A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin make effective bodyguards.
The dragons in Game of Thrones, the television series based on the Song of Ice and Fire books
10. Norbert in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by J.K.Rowling is a highly unsuitable but interesting pet.
Illustration by Mary Grandpré in the US and Brazilian editions of Harry Potter


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Wednesday night's meeting was the first of the "new year". The room was full of energy and packed to the brim as we had a great turnout of members, guests and visitors.
We were joined by guest speaker David Griffiths, sharing with us the speech he's developing for the Semi-finals of the World Championship of Public Speaking. We wish David the best of luck as he takes the world stage in Washington DC in August.
David has visited many clubs in his 10 years as a Toastmaster, so I took the opportunity to ask him about his experience at our meeting. I've included a summary of our chat below. I encourage you to share your thoughts too, add a comment!
Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 27 July 2016. We welcome you to join us – feel free to get in touch beforehand.
Have a great weekend,
Belinda Cella (VP PR)
FOUR QUICK QUESTIONS – with our guest speaker David Griffiths:
First impressions? The overall positive atmosphere of the meeting was established early. The members were warm and welcoming when I arrived and the room was set-up well. The Sargeant-at-Arms Michelle also had great energy in her opening address.
Anything we did particularly well? The vital elements of the program are all there and it seems seamless. Members are committed to doing their manual speeches, and it's great to see the Competent Leadership manuals being completed. The agenda is varied and gives opportunity for members of all experience levels to speak and develop. The round-table comments, President's club business, Listening post etc – these were all short and punchy segments that also kept the meeting interesting. The evaluations of the prepared speeches showed a good fundamental understanding of what evaluation is about, and very much encouraging to the speakers.
Did we do anything differently? The Table Topics session was more advanced than I typically see at other clubs. A really tough theme, members were challenged to adopt a character, as well as prepare a mini-speech. Some less experienced speakers would probably benefit from topics that are simpler, but I was impressed to see so many members rise to the challenge. There were many entertaining responses!
Final comments? It's obvious the club is doing many things well. A healthy executive, well run meetings and engaged members. There's clearly a supportive culture, and an ingrained focus of helping each other develop and succeed. Thanks to the club for giving me the opportunity to participate – I'm grateful for your support.


text: Almost anything in life that requires serious consideration, is devastatingly subjective in nature. However, all workable institutional constructs and the obligations they come with, are designed to work upon a perfectly empirical mode of estimation and operation. Hence, the world confers a great deal of power upon whoever is damned by the duty of converting the subjective to the objective. Uneasy heads, heavy crowns. There is no justification, there is only formal cause.


text: Researchers have developed a procedure for using the multiphoton polymerization effect to harden biocompatible polymers into three-dimensional structures that may help create biosensors with greater surface area. The group — from the Foundation for Research and Technology in Iraklion, Greece — recently tested the method by binding biotin to the surface of a structure and studying the result with fluorescence microscopy and a surface acoustic wave technique. According to Maria Farsari, the principal investigator, most micropatterned biological sensors — many of which draw on techniques developed in the semiconductor industry — are strictly two-dimensional. "By going from 2-D to 3-D, one can greatly increase the active surface area and, thus, the sensitivity of the system without sacrifices to the size of the sensor," she explained. Using the multiphoton effect to harden the biocompatible polymer Ormocer, researchers created 3-D structures that could be useful in developing lab-on-a-chip-type analytical devices because they significantly increase the active surface area. Images courtesy of Maria Farsari. The group starts with a UV-photocurable organic-inorganic polymer called Ormocer, from Micro Resist Technology of Berlin, that is transparent in the visible and near-infrared. The polymer also can be cross-linked and is mechanically and thermally stable. It takes both UV radiation and the presence of a photoinitiator to cause the polymer to set. Farsari and her colleagues first used the three-photon effect to create a 3-D structure from the polymer in 2005. As described in the Oct. 2 issue of Applied Physics Letters, to activate the polymer, they first used Amplitude Systemes' laser femtosecond oscillator operating at 1028 nm with an average power of 1 W, a pulse duration The researchers built several microscopic components that consist of a latticework of step-in squares, looking something like a grate. Biocompatibility After creating the structures, they attached biotin to them using UV-activated cross-linking of photobiotin. They chose biotin because, once it has been immobilized, it readily reacts with avidin, which reacts again with biotin or biotinylated molecules. A wide range of macromolecules, including proteins, polysaccha-rides and nucleic acids, can be linked readily to biotin without serious effect on their biological, chemical or physical characteristics. "The strength of the avidin-biotin bond and the generic nature of the biotinylation process make avidin-biotin technology highly amenable to selective patterning of various properties," Farsari said. To adhere the biotin to the component surface, the researchers covered the components with photobiotin, dried the samples in the dark and exposed them to UV radiation from a KrF laser made by Tui-Laser AG of Munich, Germany. Then they covered them for at least an hour with Atto 565 streptavidin, a fluorophore that binds strongly to biotin. After rinsing the excess fluorophore off the components, the scientists watched the structures' fluorescence under a Nikon microscope equipped with a camera and green filter. They observed very strong fluorescence from each part of the component. Neither Ormocer nor photobiotin fluoresces when excited by green light. The group saw no fluorescence from components that had been treated only with biotin. This helped confirm that the fluorescences came from the bound biotin and not from biotin somehow trapped in the pores of the material. To determine how much biotin was cross-linked to the component, they employed a Love wave device. This instrument, which uses a shear horizontal-surface acoustic wave device and a thin polymer layer as a waveguide, can monitor the adsorption process because mass adsorbed to the polymer surface modifies the phase change of the surface acoustic wave. This was the most challenging part of the experiment, Farsari said. "The materials system is very complex, and the fluorescence could originate from other sources," she said. "The acoustic wave sensor proved very useful." The investigators spin-coated the Ormocer onto a specially prepared piezoelectric crystal and tested several concentrations of photobiotin. Each concentration was then cross-linked. Once completed in this way, the crystals were exposed to an avidin solution, and the binding was monitored in real time using the device. The results demonstrated more dramatic phase changes for higher concentrations of photobiotin. They also showed that the photobiotin in concentrations exceeding 100 mg/ml achieves saturation of the Ormocer base. Farsari said that he and his colleaques are planning to combine the technique with other methods, with an eye toward creating patterns of biomolecules by binding them to the immobilized biotin.


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In this debut novel, African-American Addie shares stories about being raised by her strong-willed grandmother in segregated 1960s South Carolina.
"Don't yah ever call me Grandmother. Call me Mother." That's one of the first directives 7-year-old Addie hears after being dropped off by her mother to live with her grandmother, who is already taking care of Addie's siblings, in the "Colored" section of a segregated town in South Carolina. Addie then details her upbringing with this upright woman, how "Gradually, I would experience the purpose for her strong will and what it meant to her for me to be strong in her eyes." Addie tells her stories in first person, largely through the eyes of a child seeing Mother's role-model sensibilities and tough-love approach: Mother's fearsome response to an impatient white woman behind her at the grocery store; the discipline-instilling "whupping" given to the children even if it "hurt [Mother] more"; and her managing of financial priorities, including keeping up with insurance policies, rallying church members to support an African student selling Bibles, and forking over precious dollars for NAACP dues. One of Addie's final anecdotes reveals her grandmother's charitable agreement to take care of the haughty white woman for whom she previously worked. Bolstered by vibrant anecdotes, Hannah's narrative is by turns funny, sad, and touching. In regards to the grocery store incident, Addie notes, "It was years later that I realized that Mother was just as afraid of White folk as the next Colored person. She said that her only defense was that she didn't show fear and prayed a lot. That's what made the difference in her life." The novel's slice-of-life approach has its limitations, with some narrative elements (what happened to Addie's real mother?) left unexplained. Overall, however, Hannah provides an engaging, vital snapshot of life in the segregated South.
Heartfelt and instructive portrait of an inspiring African-American caregiver.


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My page is blank.
The cursor blinks at me.
Husband wrote this tribute about Blitzkrieg's life and our love for him. I cannot find better words than his to describe our boy, his journey, and our heartache.
I need to explain this because not everyone will completely understand our sadness right now.
Many people who have known Blitzkrieg will understand this, but some will not. But that's okay. It's unusual to experience this much loss over a pet. I just hope I can explain this in a way that will make it easier to understand our grief.
Blitzkrieg was not just a beloved pet. Nor was he just a "family member".
Many people who have known Blitzkrieg will understand this, but some will not. But that's okay. It's unusual to experience this much loss over a pet. I just hope I can explain this in a way that will make it easier to understand our grief.
Blitzkrieg was a soul we rescued from darkness.
When we got him, he was an abused dog with one eye. He was fearful and nervous. If you understand dogs, their demeanor and their body language, you could tell that he was stressed out all the time. And he was not happy. He was not capable of being happy. He only understood punishment and escape.
After years of working with him, he came to be trusting, happy, a goofball, and a truly loving companion. He was happy. We loved him and he loved us.
When the end was near we held on for as long as we could, perhaps longer than some might have thought we should have. But this was not just because we weren't ready to let him go. It was because he wasn't ready to leave us. He held out for us as long as he could, and even when his eye was closed over, when he wasn't able to do all the things he used to do, he greeted us each morning with affection, happily taking food from our hands and giving us his affectionate "head butts," lingering at our side for pets.
The literature tells us that dogs don't know what they're going through when they're dying; that they struggle on because they don't know there is any alternative. Blitzkrieg simply didn't act like that. This dog always broke all the rules, and in the end he seemed to know what was going on and seemed determined to squeeze out as much life and time with us as we could. He was stubborn, and he was the dog we taught him to be: determined to meet each challenge on his own terms, and loving to the end. He had taught us to think differently about dogs, in his final days no less than in the life he lived.
There will come a time when we have another dog in our home. It will be a rescue dog. It will be another troubled creature that someone else had abandoned because he or she was not convenient. When that dog is in our home and in our lives, we will be able to point to that massive picture of Blitzkrieg's face (that little camera hound) in our living room and say, "This is the reason we are able to be for you what we are. Because this guy taught us where a dog can come from, and what he can become. And he taught us what we are capable of. It is a gift we will always have to pay forward, and a love we must always share for any troubled dog that just needs a chance and a loving home. Because no dog is hopeless. They just haven't found the right humans yet."
Blitzkrieg, I can never tell you how much I will miss you. You were the smartest dog I have ever known. You had more personality than any dog I had ever met. Right now there is a big empty hole in my heart, and I know you left it there for some lucky, deserving, lost little dog to fill. But there will never be another like you, and we will always cherish your memory. I am bereft. I celebrate the love you taught us that we will pass on to every other lost soul that we can. We are better pet owners, and better people, for having you in our lives. And I pray that
I love you, my friend. Rest in peace. I hope I will see you again someday.


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So I was supposed to do A Trip to the Store for all of my characters, but I couldn't think what good a trip to the store would do for Rosalind. So instead I wrote a scene from Rosalind at home to help me know better how she would react in some situations.
Centripetal Force
It was after 8:00 when Rosalind got to her house. She could hear the TV through the door. Brad was over. She found him sitting in his usual spot, slouched in the middle of the couch in a wifebeater and basketball shorts. Three empty beer bottles stood on the folding side table, with a pile of mail behind it. Rosalind crossed over to the table and sifted through the mail. Two of them had "PAST DUE" in red letters across the front. Nothing from the talent company.
"What're you doing home so late?" grumbled Brad.
"I was out with friends," Rosalind clipped back.
"Doin' what?" he grumbled louder.
"Eating pizza, gosh!" Roalind snapped, throwing the mail back onto the table and heading into the kitchen.
"Your momma and I were supposed to go out tonight," said Brad.
"What does that have to do with me? Happy hour isn't even open yet." She opened the fridge, looked in, and shut it again.
"We were gonna go to dinner."
This piqued Rosalind's interest. "Oh yeah, where?"
"Swordfish," mumbled Brad through a mouthful of chips.
Rosalind snickered to herself. The Swordfish was where her mom usually took her boyfriends to break up with them. "Lucky break," she said as she looked into the cupboard. She found a box of crackers at the back.
"What'sat supposed to mean?"
Just then, Rosalind's mom, Jeannie, came out of the bedroom in a rush of perfume, calling, "Brad, are you ready?"
"Rosalind's here," Brad said, jerking his thumb back.
"Oh, hi honey!" Jeannie cruised over to Rosalind and gave her a kiss on the cheek.
"New perfume, Mom?" Rosalind asked with a raised eyebrow.
Her mom's blue eyes widened. "Oh, no, just one of the old ones I have…lying around," she said.
"Uh-huh…," Rosalind murmured.
Jeannie gave her a look.
Rosalind responded with her own innocent look and a shrug.
Flustered, Jeannie turned her attention back to the boyfriend. "Brad, you're not dressed yet."
"Just a minute," he complained, reaching across the couch and picking up a crumpled piece of blue fabric. "Where we goin' tonight?" he asked as he draped it over his shoulders and pulled his large frame up.
"Brad said you were going to the Swordfish today," Rosalind said, whining out the restaurant name.
Her mom huffed and brushed a loose bang away from her face. "Well, now we're going to Bunky's. Why not? They've got good food," she rushed, pulling on her red blazer too hard. "Did you get something to eat, honey?"
Nice change of subject, Mom, Rosalind thought. "I had pizza with Gray," she said.
A big smile broke out on her mom's face. "Oh, how nice!" she cooed. "What is that, 3 dates now? Next thing you know you'll be wearing a white dress!" Rosalind rolled her eyes but didn't respond.
"I'm starving, babe, let's go," growled Brad at the doorway. His frame took up the entire opening.
Jeannie snatched her matching red purse and whirled to him.
"Have fun, Mom," Rosalind said. "See you…whenever." The door shut behind them.
She sighed and flopped down onto the couch. Chips crunched under her. "Gross!" she muttered, brushing them onto the floor. She flipped the TV to a game show. Some woman had just won $3000. Rosalind scowled. I should apply to be on that show. Three thousand dollars could get me out of this dump and somewhere I can start over. A dark, antsy feeling seeped in. She sighed again and pulled herself back off the couch. Time for a walk. But first a change of clothes.
She stared at her closet. Her closet always made her happy. There was nothing she loved more than clothes. When the rest of her life was dragging her down, she could always open her closet and breathe in all the pretty things. Not only that, but clothes meant she could be whoever she wanted to be on any given day. Today, what grabbed her first was her favorite vest. It was oversized and fringed all along the bottom. Next she grabbed her favorite pants, the ridiculously wide-legged white ones that the 70s forgot. Next, her red heels with the gold studs all up the back. What kind of top underneath though? Impact was the important thing. Red heels weren't enough of a statement by themselves to counter the bland vest and pants. She sifted through her shirts until–That's it! She yanked out the crop top with the large Aztec print. Perfect.
Clop, clop, clop, clop. Rosalind enjoyed the sound of her heels clicking on the sidewalk. She imagined herself on stage, belting out the last note of a song, all eyes on her. Sprays of sparks behind her and smoke on the ground. What a feeling! She straightened her back and exaggerated her steps. That's what life was meant to feel like. Not… The memory of chips crunching and the smell of beer intruded upon her fantasy life, causing her good mood to grate to a halt. The image of her mom's desperate look before she went off to Bucky's with Brad rose up before her. Why did her mom pick such losers to date? "Why can't you just stop dating altogether?" she asked out loud.
A pale flash of hair just ahead startled Rosalind out of her thoughts. A pair of steely eyes glared at her out of a petite, pointed face. "What did you say?" the mysterious girl asked.
"I wasn't talking to you," Rosalind reacted.
"Good. Because my dating habits are none of your business," she answered.
Rosalind scoffed. "Why would I care about your 'dating habits'? I don't even know you!"
The girl narrowed her eyes and pursed her lips a moment. "You're Rosalind."
Rosalind's mouth fell open. For once in her life, she was speechless.
The girl smirked. "I see you in the halls between 4th and 5th period. Building B. Coming out from Mr. Burkhaus's class."
"What are you doing standing out here all by yourself?"
"I was studying constellations. What are you doing walking out here all by yourself?" said the girl stiffly.
Rosalind shifted away a little. "Walking," she said.
The glanced at her feet. "In those?"
Rosalind took in the girl's attire. Beige jacket, knee-length skirt, blue canvas shoes with white ankle socks. This girl needs some serious fashion help, she thought.


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In this dark winter days we need to find something to do that charge our body, soul and mind with energy.
What do you do? I meditate for 15 minuets each day, do yoga two three times a week.
Gather some friends for a relaxing evening. Light many candles and put some relaxing music on. Lie on the floor on your yoga mat and cover your self with a warm blanket and listen to a guided relaxation.
After the relaxation sit in a ring on your mats and sheer your worries or happy things with your friends.
Light a wishing candle for your self and make a wish.
Thank you for stopping by today
I hope I will be back soon with another post
Jai Bhagwan


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It's time for another edition of Taking Back Tipsters! This time, we are featuring some of the best Diana F+ Tipsters contributed by our community members. Read on to find out if your Diana F+ Tipster made the list!
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The teenage bystander who died after being caught in an exchange of gunfire in Vancouver on Saturday has been identified as Alfred Wong.
Friends of the 15-year-old boy, who attended Pinetree Secondary School in nearby Coquitlam, B.C., expressed grief and loss outside area schools on Tuesday, while school officials rushed to comfort them.
One friend, who identified himself only as Kevin, posted a goodbye on the social media site Reddit.
"My friend was a strong, smart, and loyal person. If you took a glance or had a quick conversation with him, you would instantly be able to tell he'd been disciplined well. He was very trustworthy, and would always be on time when it mattered, but he was also very soft spoken," wrote Kevin.
"I loved him as a friend, not because of his achievements, but because of his personality himself."
Friends said Wong was part of a program for gifted students.
Pastor Caleb Choi of Coquitlam Christ Church told CBC News that the Wong family is grieving and totally exhausted. They declined comment at this time.
Wong was shot while riding in a vehicle with his parents, headed back to their suburban community, when gunfire broke out near Broadway and Ontario Street, a busy intersection south of the city's downtown, around 9:15 p.m. PT.
Two Vancouver men were also hit, including the man police believe was the intended victim, 23-year-old Kevin Whiteside, who later died.
Police say he exchanged gunfire with his assailant. Whiteside's mother told CBC News he was struck in the head.
Whiteside was known to police — he was found guilty of assault with a weapon and breach of probation in 2016 — but family members say he was so much more than his criminal history.
"Kevin was a young man with an enormous heart, he loved his family he loved his friends. He would give you his last $20 if you needed it," his mother, Kyra Clark, said in a statement issued to CBC through a friend.
"A true kind soul to friends always there for them, he would give you his shirt off his back if you asked. He was kind and funny and always one you could count on."
She said her family is struggling and feels great sorrow for Wong's family.
"We are a good family who also can not comprehend this type of activity," she said.
Vancouver police and school board officials are urging people to give families privacy to grieve.
At the same time investigators are appealing to witnesses for any video of the incident.
Whiteside's death was the city's first homicide of 2018, making Wong's the second.
"What a tragic, terrible event this is. We can't recall something like this happening in our city in a very long time," Vancouver Police Chief Adam Palmer said on Monday.
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Squash & Racketball
We enjoy three squash courts all of which are in excellent condition, (one of them is glass backed with a viewing area) Squash provides the indoor alternative to tennis. The club enters mens, ladies, junior and veterans teams in the Hampshire leagues. Internal club leagues provide friendly but competitive play and various tournaments are held including the Annual Closed Championships with handicap and doubles competitions.Glass back squash court
There is a list of players who are available to play Squash at different times of the day on the Squash Noticeboard. Please edit your entry when necessary, e.g. if you need to change your days or delete your name. This can be done on the list or by e-mailing the changes to the office. If have any ideas on how it can be improved, please contact the office.
Thinking of joining?
Contact the Squash Club Captain Paul Cornborough on 02392 691461 or 07895 070327 for a friendly knock. He can show you around the club and if you wish put you in touch with opponents of a similar playing ability.
All Squash Club players are automatically provided membership to England Squash and Racketball.
Hampshire Squash Leagues:
Hampshire SRA League - see fixtures page for matches.
The Avenue Club Leagues:
An internal league system runs all year round. Each league lasts for 6 weeks, at the end of which players' scores are tallied and movement within leagues occurs. See the squash noticeboard inside the club for more details.
Squash Coaching
The Club professional offers a wide choice of group and individual coaching sessions for all age groups and standards, from the very youngest to squad training for the advanced. Special programmes are available. Contact Richard Hopp on 07904 069457 or click here for more information ==> Squash coaching
Racketball (racquetball) at The Avenue
A new initiative is the introduction of racketball which is played on the squash courts. It is an excellent way of keeping fit and can be played by anyone whether or not they have played squash or tennis before. It is a good cross between tennis and squash, using a bouncy blue or black ball.
Eye protection
England squash recommends the use of protective eyewear.
Details can be found at the England Squash site or by clicking on this link ===> http://www.sportfocus.com/reguser/dynabizinfo/download.cfm?number=13283
Winners Jonny Britt & Simon Udal With Squash secretary Dave Wigley
Runners up Alan Darville & Danny Jones
Tournament report
The post Christmas and New Year blues were well and truly blown away on Sunday 8th January for all the players who entered the annual Christmas Squash Doubles Competition
Despite the number who had registered to play reducing before the big day, due to a mixture of Skiing injury/the lurgy/twisted ankle and a few (I'm sure)......'I'm not allowed out but I need to find a better excuse' (or any permutation of these), we ended up with 12 players
A quick mathematical calculation would quickly elicit the fact that, with 3 courts in use all 12 players would be on the courts at the same time, so any chance of getting an in-between games breather was blown away from the start - which was a bit of a downer to a good number of us before we had even started
The pairings were officially meant to be selected on squash (in)ability, team and league position etc etc but to be honest, after thinking about these factors for at least 5 seconds, I let my rational, calculating side take over and decided that it would be a much fairer process if the pairings were done on who bribed me the most, either before the game (with money) or with (promised) post game offers of alcohol.
So despite initial high expectations of getting some really good 'Arthur Daly' type deals (younger readers may need this name explained to them) I was ultimately extremely pleased to end the day with a US 1 cent coin (thanks!), and drinking a post game glass of water (also thanks)! - so clearly this plan didn't work and I need to go back to the drawing board for next year
One big 'round robin' league ensured all teams played each other. No team won all their games, no team went away pointless and the competition went on for almost two and a half hours, so it does indicate that the pairings must have had some merit to them
So congratulations then to the winners - Jonny Britt and Simon Udal and to the runners up - Alan Darville and Danny Jones who were all suitably rewarded for their exertions with some bottles of wine.
Jonny and Simon will also have the additional pleasure of having their names added to the growing list of squash miscreants and ne'er do wells who have previously won this competition and have their names on the shield to prove it - well played !