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• Dr David Vos, a rider, aviation engineer, frangible device expert and risk management steering group member, told the FEI eventing seminar on 20 January that 90% of serious horse falls are happening at non-frangible fences.

• Effective Dec. 1, 2023, USEF rule EV145.8 will require, whenever possible, new cross-country obstacles (for which frangible devices are appropriate) to be constructed with FEI approved frangible technology for the Training level and above (previously it was Modified and above).

• By the end of World War II, student gunners had fired 13,000,000 rounds of frangible bullets in seven American gunnery schools - all without injuring a single pilot of a target plane. While the project faded out of existence after the war, it earned Gross the Presidential Medal of Merit, along with a highly prosperous rest of his academic career as the Duke Dean of the Graduate School (1947-1952), then Dean of the University (1952-1958), and then Vice-President in the Educational Division (1949-1960). 

• According to Space, locals in Sussex County have long pushed to get franklinite – a rock made up of zinc, iron and manganese – named as the official state mineral as a tribute to the area’s rich mining heritage.

• Z-scores adjusted by total ICV, center of origin and age were calculated using the subcortical predominant subtype as the group of reference. Red color depicts the ROIs in which the cortical and fronto-occipital predominant subtypes showed significantly reduced GM volumes with z-scores below −0.5, compared to the subcortical predominant subtype (see Supplementary Table 1 for ANCOVA results). ROI region of interest, ICV intracranial volume.

• We further investigated the relationship between birthweight z-score and FA of white matter skeleton separately in children of diabetic mothers and children with other risk factors for hypoglycaemia (small or large birthweight, and preterm). We found that a lower birthweight z-score was associated with FA of white matter skeleton in the left inferior longitudinal fasciculus and inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus in children with other risk factors for hypoglycaemia but not in children of diabetic mothers, but the interaction terms were not significant (p-value for interaction = 0.61).

• Wu, Y., Sun, D., Wang, Y. & Wang, Y. Subcomponents and connectivity of the inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus revealed by diffusion spectrum imaging fiber tracking. Front. Neuroanat. https://doi.org/10.3389/fnana.2016.00088 (2016).

• The most annoying attack during the first phase occurs when you are further away from the boss. This attack sees the boss stick the giant key into a keyhole in its chest. This will summons a group of 3-4 flying bat-like creatures which it will shoot up into the air. These creatures will home in on our character’s position and explode when close, dealing fulmination damage. We want to dodge away sideways at the last moment to avoid taking a hit (and the fulmination damage).

• This characteristic (called “pyrognomic”) was known to scientists prior to the discovery of gadolinite at Barringer Hill. But gadolinite was only known only to exist in Russia and Norway. And it was outrageously expensive.

• Discovery: In 1842, Swedish chemist Carl Gustaf Mosander separated the "yttria" component found in the mineral gadolinite into three segments that he called yttria, erbia and terbia. As might be expected considering the similarities between their names and properties, scientists soon confused erbia and terbia. Mosander's terbia became known as erbia after 1860, and after 1877, the earlier known erbia was renamed terbia.

• Refusing to engage in Wednesday’s referee discussion due to his technical role, the gaffer highlighted the importance of fairness in football, stating, “Justice will be upheld as other countries and continents observe, given that football carries the motto of fair play and courageous play.”

• The company stated that the drug has significantly reduced plasma galactitol levels in adults and children with Galactosemia compared to placebo in clinical trials.

• “We thank the FDA for their productive feedback and for their partnership in this process,” said Riccardo Perfetti, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer of Applied Therapeutics. “We believe that the clinical efficacy demonstrated to date, combined with galactitol biomarker data and a favorable safety profile, provides us with a solid filing package to the FDA. We are excited to advance towards a regulatory submission for the first potential treatment for Galactosemia.”

• The results in normal animals were similar whether the isotope was injected into nonfasted animals or into animals fasted 12 h before the urine collection. Only small amounts equaling about 1% of the dose of 10 μmol were excreted as galactose or galactonate. No labeled galactitol was detected (<0.001 μmol/mouse). Very small amounts of [12C]galactose and [12C]galactonate were found.

• The genotypes tested showed varying levels of glycosylation, with the majority having significant arabinoside and galactoside derivative content. Specific genotypes, such as Legacy, Ira, and Sampson, had notably low amounts of glucosidic derivatives. Conversely, other genotypes, including Onslow, wild blueberry (WBB), bilberry, SHF2B1-21:3, and LB composite, exhibited glucosidic derivative amounts that were equal to or greater than that of their arabinoside and galactoside derivatives.

• Hyperoside, a beneficial flavonoid galactoside found in both medicinal and edible plants, plays a critical role in plant growth, self-defense, and breeding, as well as in human health through its numerous pharmacological properties. However, the biosynthetic pathway of hyperoside in plants, including its original source, Hypericaceae, has not been systematically elucidated yet.

• An unusual new guest was spotted on the northern end of Brackish Pond in the Arcata Bird Sanctuary last Friday. Brandishing purple, blue, and green feathers with chicken-like feet, an adult purple gallinule had somehow made its way to the marsh from its native territory in the southeast U.S. There had been no prior documented sightings in northern California, so birders flocked from all different counties to catch a glimpse. Among those birders was Cal Poly Humboldt’s brand-new birding club.

• Intrigued by its tameness, they shared their sandwiches with the bird, and took a video and still photographs, which they shared online. This turned out to be only the fourth record – and the first in a healthy state – of an American purple gallinule in the UK. Sadly for the twitching community, it was never seen again.

• According to a news release, the aScope gastro large and aBox 2 mark the world’s first gastroscope with a 4.2 mm working channel. That enables a powerful suction performance form the therapeutic gastroscope while providing maneuverability and precision. The company says this facilitates access to difficult-to-reach anatomical areas.

• The world’s first gastroscope featuring a 4.2 mm working channel provides gastroenterologists with a powerful suction performance during procedures conducted in the ICU and endoscopy unit.

• The Self-Organization in Biology: Freiburg Spemann-Mangold Centennial Symposium celebrates 100 years of scientific advances rooted in Hilde Mangold’s and Hans Spemann’s discovery of the gastrula organizer in vertebrate development, published in 1924 and awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1935.

• Type 4: This includes all other harmful procedures to the female genitalia for non-medical purposes, e.g., pricking, piercing, incising, scraping and cauterizing the genital area.

• The new species was identified by its body shape, eyes, genitalia and claws, the study said.

• According to a press release issued by the office of Deputy Commissioner (DC) South, various stakeholders along with the Head of Departments (HODs), school students and the local gentries participated in the mock exercise.

• To evaluate the safety of repeated eye and skin exposure to a 222nm germicide lamp, xeroderma pigmentosum (*2) group A model mice were used in this study. Compared to wild-type mice, these model mice have an increased sensitivity to ultraviolet radiation and an over 10,000 fold increased risk of developing skin cancer.

• Throughout the 2010s, several WWE wrestlers underwent significant gimmick changes, marking pivotal moments in their careers and altering the trajectory of professional wrestling storytelling. These transformations not only revitalized the careers of the wrestlers involved but also had a profound impact on WWE's narrative direction and audience engagement.

• Glauconite’s behavior poses a “significant risk” to offshore wind development, said a paper published this year by the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, the lead regulator of offshore wind. It said glauconite formations are “abundant” along the continental shelf, and that wind developers will “inevitably” encounter the material during construction. 

• A large proportion of CoNS nosocomial isolates has been shown to be resistant to multiple antimicrobial agents, including methicillin and other drugs commonly used in treating staphylococcal infections. For this reason, glycopeptide antibiotics (vancomycin and teicoplanin) are often used to treat CoNS infections1,2. However, in recent years, CoNS, especially S. epidermidis, with elevated minimal inhibitory concentrations (MICs) to teicoplanin (MIC = 8 or ≥ 16 mg/L) have been reported4,5,6,7,8,9. In addition, we detected a rapid increase in the incidence of S. epidermidis strains with MIC ≥ 16 mg/L at our hospital in 2021.

• La lipoprotéine A (Lp(a)), est une glycoprotéine analogue aux lipoprotéines de basse densité (LDL ou « mauvais cholestérol » et ses niveaux ont déjà été corrélés à un risque accru de maladie coronarienne récurrente. Cette étude longitudinale, publiée dans la revue Current Medical Research and Opinion et qui confirme l’augmentation considérable du risque avec des niveaux élevés de Lp(a), ici chez les personnes âgées de 60 ans ou plus, ouvre également de nouvelles pistes thérapeutiques pour réduire la Lp(a) et prévenir la récidive de la maladie.

• Nakano, Y., Noda, K., Endo, T., Kobata, A. & Tomita, M. Structural study on the glycosyl-phosphatidylinositol anchor and the asparagine-linked sugar chain of a soluble form of CD59 in human urine. Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 311, 117–126 (1994).

• Brazeau, M. D. The braincase and jaws of a Devonian ‘acanthodian’ and modern gnathostome origins. Nature 457, 305–308 (2009)

• I thank M. Richter for loans of specimens and access to collections; S. Davis, M. Friedman, D. Goujet, J. Long, J. Maisey and G. Young for discussions on early gnathostome endocranial anatomy; P. Ahlberg and H. Blom for discussions and support during all phases of this work. Financial support for this work was provided by a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Postgraduate Scholarship (NSERC PGS-D 331758-2006) awarded to the author. Thanks to J. Maisey, R. Miller and S. Turner for access to unpublished data on Doliodus.

• God never ask for suvarna gopura ,only wants shraddha and bhakti,its better to donate money poor and sick

• MAIRE has announced that NEXTCHEM (Sustainable Technology Solutions), through its nitrogen technology licensor Stamicarbon, has been awarded a licensing and equipment supply contract for a state-of-the-art urea melt and granulation plant in Egypt for El-Nasr Company for Intermediate Chemicals (NCIC).

• Conversely, demand for Egyptian grapefruit has surged due to limited arrivals, leading to considerably higher prices compared to previous seasons. "As the domestic grapefruit harvest season has not yet commenced, Egyptian grapefruits are currently dominating the market. Despite the early arrivals being of slightly inferior quality compared to previous years, the prices remain high. Presently, they are selling for approximately ￥250-280 per piece, with significant fluctuations, and there's potential for further increases depending on the volume of subsequent arrivals."

• Vietnam’s fresh green grapefruit has been approved for exports to the U.S., but exporters face strong competition from their Chinese and Thai counterparts.

• The company has filed an international patent application for the glycosylase-based guanine base editor (gGBE) and owns the exclusive global rights to the underlying patent.

• Raj Singh alias Goldy, a Sikh musician from Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor district and part of a US-based kirtan group, was fatally shot by unidentified assailants outside a gurdwara in Alabama on February 23.

• In a tragic incident that has sent shockwaves through the Sikh community, Raj Singh, a talented musician known as Goldy, was fatally shot outside a gurdwara in Selma, Alabama. Hailing from Tanda Sahuwala village in Bijnor district, Uttar Pradesh, India, Goldy was part of a Sikh kirtan group touring the United States for the past year and a half.

• Mad Markwayne, upset by some mean tweets that O'Brien aimed his way, told right-wing media that "every now and then, you need to get punched in the face" and that it's even a venerable Senate tradition, going back to 1856, when some congressman from South Carolina rushed onto the floor the Senate and used a gutta-percha cane to beat Massachusetts Senator Charles Sumner nearly to death, the Hill reports.

• A big cat has allegedly been spotted following reports of ‘very loud and deep guttural growls’ in South Buckinghamshire.

• Despite this success, investors were unconvinced, and regular trains were already firmly established, and the system would also require that each car had its own gyro system. Even so, the idea of the gyro monorail never truly died, as evidenced by the recently created German MonoCab-OWL project. This targets converting single-rail sections into dual-rail, bi-directional service with no infrastructure investment required.