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• B.C. fruit growers welcomed an extra $70 million to replant orchards and vineyards damaged by consecutive years of harsh weather — but say it doesn’t alleviate their anxiety over a very uncertain future.

• “Our attitude towards ourselves should be ‘to be satiable in learning’ and towards others ‘to be tireless in teaching,'” read what appeared to be a somewhat mangled Mao quote on the “Kids’ Zone” webpage of the National Center for Education Statistics.

• Nigerian Flavours was a classical tourism platform created and nurtured by NTDC  and NIHOTOUR where   Nigerian music, foods, clothes, arts, fashion, and children entertainment  met  the satiable expectation of travel buffs, patrons, fun seekers, music lovers, gourd men  and women  tourists  and travellers in an ambience dominated by thrilling music, exciting display of talents, sonorous songs and reverie.

• Residents of Bandar Abbas in southern Iran took to the street in protest after local police fatally shot a fuel smuggler and severely wounded another.

• SRINAGAR: Acting tough against drug peddlers and to eradicate the menace of drugs from the society, Police in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district have booked a ‘notorious’ drug smuggler under PIT NDPS Act.

• Amid Russian sanctions and difficulties in maintaining commercial aircraft, Gabon emerged as a crucial supplier of spare parts to Russia, notably Ter Assala Parts exporting $1.5 billion worth of aircraft components. With Russia’s struggle to meet aviation manufacturing goals and facing mechanical failures on its planes, Gabon’s contribution has become significant in keeping Russian planes operational amidst sanctions and geopolitical tensions.

• Last year, I gave my 2014 KTM 390 Duke, affectionately nicknamed "Mirinda," a complete engine rebuild to ensure its mechanical soundness. However, acquiring spare parts proved to be a major hurdle. Service centers refused to sell parts outside of their workshops, and online retailers either lacked stock or charged exorbitant prices exceeding the MRP.

• Premier Li Qiang has also given instructions to spare no effort in rescuing the injured, carrying out follow-up work, doing everything possible to search for and rescue trapped persons, and strictly guarding against secondary risks.

• The tremolo section has also been upgraded to feature harmonic tremolo besides the optical and tube bias found in the previous incarnation of our "marine mammal". This hypnotic and mesmerizing effect originated on certain models of the brown and blonde era American amps and does frequency-based modulation by shifting between high and low frequencies compared to the amplitude-based modulation (optical and tube bias) that shifts between volume levels. We've extended the range of the tremolo controls to modern standards and added a separate volume control to boost the signal, if needed, even in the hardest throb settings.

• Discovered by Tammy and Jamie Finlay on their Frankland River trufferie on Saturday, the truffle was a giant surprise to them.

• Ipsen annonce aujourd’hui que les autorités américaines (Food and Drug Administration, FDA) ont approuvé l’indication supplémentaire d’Onivyde® (irinotécan liposomal en injection) en association avec l’oxaliplatine, le fluorouracile et la leucovorine (NALIRIFOX) comme traitement de première ligne chez les patients adultes atteints d’un adénocarcinome du pancréas métastatique (mPDAC).

• However, the researchers did not find these amidase genes in the metagenome of the sludge from the bioreactor, which they say indicates that other novel, uncharacterised amidases are also involved in the degradation process. In addition, the team saw high expression levels of deaminase and dioxygenase genes in both the bioreactor metagenome and in the two Pseudomonas genomes. Many of these genes are also part of the degradation pathways of aromatic amino acids.

• A new study in mice, led by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, explains how prostate cancer senses a drop in testosterone levels due to common anti-hormone therapy and then begins making cholesterol — a necessary precursor to testosterone — to generate its own testosterone to fuel tumor growth. The study also points to a possible drug combination that may stop the cancer from feeding its own growth.

• In 1982, the Rs. 2/- coin was introduced depicting the India map superimposed with the national flag explaining National integration.  In 1992, the Rs. 5/- definitive coin in cupro-nickel was introduced to supplement the paper currency. Lotus buds and flower with stems and leaves became the main motif of this denomination. The lotus symbol was re-introduced on Rupee symbol series in 2011 for all denominations except Rs. 10/-.

• The coins are made from steel but plated in nickel, replacing the current cupro-nickel version which contains 75% copper and 25% nickel.

• Patience pays off later, with strong, healthy plants the reward for delaying sowing. However, small quantities of spinach, stump-rooted carrots, hardier lettuce, mustard, cress and turnips can be sown now.

• Latin American researchers are using gene editing to breed hardier varieties of staple crops and fruits, according to an Alliance for Science Live webinar.

• Plants have always battled various pressures, from diseases and insects to adverse environmental conditions. But increasing occurrences of more extreme weather events and a growing world population are resulting in the need to develop even hardier crops for the global food system.

• Experts in dermatological conditions review the different types of vitiligo and comment on distinguishing features that may be affected as well as differentiating from other hypopigmentation skin conditions.

• Bhaswati Mukherjee, retired Indian diplomat, has recently published The Indentured and their route: A relentless quest for identity. In it, the former Indian ambassador and international affairs commentator chronicles the system of indenture that replaced the Transatlantic slave trade in the 19th century.