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• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• “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.

• 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.

• A holiday lodge developer has been given a year to remove dozens of unlawful concrete bases, stone boulder walls and a road, reprofile an entire hillside and replant 100 trees it illegally felled. Government inspector John Felgate has largely ruled against Anthony Barney, owner of Haytop Country Park – on the hillside above Whatstandwell – in a crucial appeal hearing over trees he must replant following extensive unlawful holiday lodge development.

• More B.C. farmers producing grapes, cherries, tree fruit and berries will receive support to replant their vineyards, farms and orchards to make them more resilient to climate change, strengthening the province’s economy and food security.

• Doordarshan National has roped in prominent personalities from various fields for an awareness campaign to encourage people to exercise their franchise during the ongoing Lok Sabha election. Among them are Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientist Nandini Harinath, singers Adnan Sami (who became an Indian citizen in 2016) and Mohit Chauhan; actor Taapsee Pannu; and Salma Khan of the Kinnar Maa Trust.

• In an open letter, prominent Vice Chancellors and academic leaders from across India have voiced their dissent against allegations made by Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi regarding the selection process of university heads.

• More than 200 prominent women and non-binary leaders have backed calls for the Albanese government to raise welfare payments to support women leaving violent situations.

• A prominent British-Palestinian surgeon, who volunteered in Gaza’s hospitals during the initial weeks of Israel’s genocidal war, was denied entry into France, where he was scheduled to address the Senate and speak about what he witnessed in Gaza.

• Anglers grew impatient with the State Government and descended on the pondage before the start of the fishing season after it was delayed by two months.

• Member for Morwell Russell Northe and a delegation of pondage stakeholder groups met with Latrobe councillors and officers last week to discuss the pondage closure.

• Engie announced the closure to shocked local residents and councillors on Friday. They were surprised to learn the much-loved recreational waterway had structural problems. But a spokesperson for Engie said in a statement on Saturday that they, as managers of the pondage, had been dealing with the risk posed by the ageing walls for "some time" and that the pondage had to be closed so the water level could be immediately lowered to mitigate any risks.

• As a potential chemical oxidant, permanganate (KMnO4) has been widely studied for water decontamination due to its high efficiency, cost-effectiveness and high stability. However, the poor stability and limited oxidation potential (1.68V) of KMnO4 restrict its applications.

• Potassium permanganate bleaching, commonly known as PP spray in the denim industry, and the harmful effects it has on worker health and the environment are the focus of a new report by Clean Clothes Campaign Turkey (CCC Turkey).

• Following its release, Bacto Peptone soon became known as the premium quality standard of supplement for microbial growth media and led to the development of a full line of peptone products.

• To investigate the potential effect of nunation on the use of the English a and ø, Alzamil (2023) carried out a study with 80 Saudi-Arabic-speaking learners of English. Half the participants spoke Hijazi and the other half Najdi; most of them had a low level of proficiency in English. Alzamil administered a multiple-choice test, finding that Najdi speakers (NjS) were more accurate in their use of a than Hijazi speakers (HS). The HS displayed semantic fluctuation in their use of articles, which was not the case with the NjS.

• This week’s mishna parallels the previous. Both mishnas list ten generations which were fraught with wickedness and which culminated in a righteous man. Last week’s mishna discussed the ten generations from Adam till Noah while this week’s the ten from Noah till Abraham.

• In their research, the researchers have determined their new line lacks the locule gel phenotype generally found in tomatoes. They will work to identify the mechanism behind the development of locule gel and what role it plays, as well as map quantitative firmness traits, QTLs, and investigate factors affecting tomato human health attributes, flavor, aroma and shelf life.    

• This week, our panel turn their attention to hustings - what are they, why are they important, and why are they being attended so rarely by the candidates this year?

• TWO PUPILS have been praised for their professional behaviour and for organising a successful general election hustings event at a secondary school.

• Latest TV went along to the two ward by-election hustings in Kemptown and Queen’s Park and have broadcast the shows before the May 2nd elections. If you missed the shows you have a chance to catch up here.

• Franklin’s team found that the exertion required to shovel snow drives up a person’s heart rate and blood pressure. In addition, since the chore requires engaging seldom-used arm muscles while the legs are mostly still, blood tends to pool in the lower extremities. At the same time, cold temperatures constrict the arteries, decreasing the amount of blood and oxygen reaching the heart.

• In commensuration with this, the government of J&K has also undertaken several initiatives to give further stimulus and impetus to the tourism sector here.

• Every so often, a commercial earns a good deal of online hate. Before the Verizon Christmas caroler ad, a commercial for Jardiance was so heavily criticized that a Jardiance Lady Challenge was formed on Reddit to combat the negativity. Perhaps this Verizon ad will have a similar fate and get to the point where some people appreciate it during the holidays.

• As tourism has picked up pace in Jammu and Kashmir in the last two years, the J&K Bank, UT’s biggest bank, has released its annual “wall calendar” on the theme of tourism. The calender depicts the emerging scenic destinations of Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.

• For much of its life, the best brogues for men stayed firmly in the country; appropriate for hikes, never in town. But in the 1930s, the then-Prince of Wales (future king and style icon) adopted the style for golf, pairing his with a grey lounge suit. The holes were suddenly seen as decorative, not practical, and the brogue went on to become a flamboyant staple in jazz clubs.

• This upcoming AF1 Low release starts things off with the striking brogue wingtip detailing, with sawtooth edges on the lace collar to match the distinct hole detailing at the mid-foot. Thin dress shoe laces adds to the effect, while swatches of plaid, seersucker stripes, and other patterns typically sitting inside suit lining, appear on the heel-tabs.

• Oocyte potential prediction for reaching blastulation and pregnancy commonly relies on statistical methods based on a woman’s age. Embryologists analyze oocyte quality based on oocyte maturity and characteristics including size, texture, shape, discoloration and fragmentation. These factors have proven to be subjective and lack correlation with the actual quality of the egg, according to ESHRE.

• It’s been four years since Scots College won approval to demolish its library, and build a $29 million new student centre modelled on an extravagant Scottish baronial castle.

• Hoary alyssum (Berteroa incana), also commonly called false hoary madwort or hoary berteroa, was introduced from its native east-central Europe and western Asia to North America possibly as part of shipments of contaminated alfalfa and clover seeds, per the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). At more than 30% of horses’ diet, the weed could cause toxicity leading to inflammation around the hooves, swelling of limbs, diarrhea, and destruction of the red blood cells leading to anemia, jaundice, shock and multi-organ failure, the USDA noted. (RELATED: Food Company Recalls Nearly 7,000 Pounds Of Beef Products Over Contamination Fears)

• Red Barn Feed and Supply, of Loxahatchee, announced Thursday a recall of its 2095 T&A hay supply from Michigan after hoary alyssum was found in some of its batches.

• According to Blazek, alyssum often does double duty as both a spring and fall bloomer. "In the spring, it gives you those early colors you crave,” she says. “Then it goes into semi-dormancy, taking a well-deserved summer nap before reblooming in the fall."

• LED prices have fallen steadily over the past five years or so, with most dimmable LED floodlight options settling in the $5 to $8 price range and some available for even less. That's great, since swapping in an LED floodlight for a 65-watt incandescent floodlight will knock an average of about $7 per year off your power bill. That means it won't take long at all for any of these LEDs to pay for themselves in energy savings.

• It was born during a dinner in Treviso between Fabio and famous and beloved whisky writer Michael Jackson. Fabio always dresses with Italian elegance, and Mr Jackson commented that also his whiskies were of sartorial quality, full of the same Italian elegance and taste.