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• La plupart des femmes et des hommes infectés par une ITS ne présentent aucun symptôme.

• Celui de David Gellner, Monk, Householder and Tantric Priest, Newar Buddhism and its Hierarchy of Ritual (Cambridge University Press, 1992), remarquable étude sociologique par un excellent népalisant qui est en même temps un bon sanskritiste ; et celui de Robert J. Lévy, Mesocosm, Hinduism and the Organization of a Traditional City in Nepal (Berkeley, University of California, 1990), par un anthropologue étranger au Népal, mais dont le regard neuf sur monde népalais, tout en étant parfois discutable, est souvent singulièrement éclairant. Ce sont deux études que l’on ne peut pas ignorer.

• We know that manufacturers don't play around when it comes to big trucks. If they can claim that their rig has a few horsepower or pound-feet of torque more than its competitors, they won't hesitate to mention it. And if all this power results in an increase in towing capacity, chances are you will hear about it everywhere.

• Shown here in its fastest iteration (the S 63 AMG 4MATIC), the S-Class convertible is one of the most amazing cars in the industry; with its twin-turbo, 5.5-litre V8 churning out 577 horsepower and all-wheel-drive system, the S 63 can get from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds. Not bad when you realize that the car weighs more than 2,000 kilos.

• Copenhagen, Denmark — The vast coin collection of a Danish butter magnate is set to finally go on sale a century after his death and could fetch up to $72 million, its auction house says.

• With that comic book introduction, Nancy Silberkleit, co-CEO of Archie Comics, said history is being made this month with an exbibit that helps solve a mystery and bring a little more of the city to its counterpart “Riverdale.”

• SEAFISH, the public body that supports the UK seafood industry to thrive, has started formal consultation with its levy payers and the wider seafood industry on proposals for a new levy model.  

• The most popular formal methods tool for distributed system specification is TLA+. While many recognize its potential to improve their work, the barrier lies in the lack of time to learn or use TLA+.

• What distinguishes the sensor is its capacity to detect lead ions at concentrations as low as one femtomole per liter of water, demonstrating an incredibly high degree of sensitivity.

• Tight, taut severity won’t please the drinker if its grip on the wine never eases, so a partial exploration of the technique seems the wisest course at this stage. That’s what has happened among Chardonnay-makers in Australia over the last decade. Back in 2015, about 65% of Margaret River Chardonnay saw no malo at all; now, many growers are opting for at least some malo, with the attendant benefits for texture and complexity, despite a warming climate.

• The spacecraft serves as a shield to protect the test masses from external forces. When LISA Pathfinder responds to pressure from sunlight and microscopic dust impacts, the spacecraft automatically compensates by firing tiny bursts from its micronewton thrusters to prevent the test masses from being disturbed.

• LISA’s three constituent spacecraft will trail Earth in its orbit round the Sun in a triangular formation, each spacecraft separated from the other two by 2.5 million km. By directing laser light at each other, the spacecraft will act as a giant three-arm interferometer for detecting gravitational waves. LISA’s sweet spot is the millihertz band, which abounds in sources. Some types are expected, such as supermassive black hole binaries. But other, more exotic sources could show up, including gravitational waves generated during cosmic inflation.

• This lager fittingly skanks along smoothly with just a hint of thrilling malice; the malts are just a bit maltier than an actual Mexican beer, and while someone with taste buds blown out by über-IPAs might go “meh,” there’s a bit more hop bite than is typical for the style, too. You know, California taking stuff from elsewhere and goosing it just a bit to make it its own.

• In this photo taken on Feb. 6, a shrub bursts into flames as pahoehoe makes its way into an old field of ‘a‘a. Photo credit: Extreme Exposure/Paradise Helicopters.

• Prayasta 3D Inventions Pvt Ltd supplies rupture-free and suturable 3D breast implants and prostheses. The startup uses its indigenously developed elastomer additive manufacturing (iEAM) technology for these medical implants. They are supported by BIRAC funding provided by the Department of Biotechnology and DST’s Nidhi Prayas.

• The discovery of abundant barite at Indy is an exciting and important development, improving the potential for discovery of district-scale Sedex deposits (see Figure 1). Additional barite results are pending and will provide further insight into barite distribution and its link to Sedex mineralization at the 30 km long Project. The Company is also currently renewing its drill permit for a 5-year term.

• The Roofing Company in Granby conducted its annual safety day Friday, May 10. The day is devoted to reviewing common safety procedures that people in the roofing industry regularly encounter, including harness, fire, ladder and vehicle safety.

• The work is the culmination of a lifelong exploration of the beauty inherent in the music of Epirus - its slow tempos, reflecting the isolated nature of this mountainous region close to Albania, and its haunting pentatonic scales, based on five notes instead of the more common seven-note scale. A collaboration between Berklee College of Music graduate Vasilis Kostas on laouto and veteran clarinet master Petroloukas Halkias, the album illuminates the melodies and musicianship to be found in Epirus' folk traditions of decades past, its ability to evoke both the inescapable sadness of the human condition and its life-affirming joy.

• She is the only child of the naib subedar. His wife, Joginder Kaur, passed away in 2001. In 1944, as jemadar in the British Indian army, Nand Singh of Bahadurpur village near Bareta received its highest military honour —Victoria Cross — for showing bravery against the Japanese forces on the Arakan front in Burma during World War-2. On December 12, 1947, he laid down his life fighting Pakistani intruders in Jammu and Kashmir.

• Similar to its etiology, ALM treatment remains understudied. The standard of care aligns with that of other melanoma subtypes, yet some evidence suggests that patients with acral tumors respond less favorably to those therapies (8). “Given this, there’s a need to try and find drug targets,” said Robles-Espinoza. 

• The Indian Army has reduced its ammunition imports to below 10 per cent of the budget due to Indigenisation in the defence sector under the Make in India policyy, defence officials said.

• Tajikistan and its Central Asian counterparts are set to bolster their human capital development agenda with the backing of the World Bank, as highlighted in the International Human Capital Forum 2024 held in Dushanbe on May 14-15.

• According to AleaSoft Energy Forecasting, in April, most European markets recorded the lowest monthly prices at least since June 2021, in particular, the lowest in its history in Iberia. This was facilitated by the high volume of solar energy generation, but wind energy production fell in most countries in the month compared to March. Demand for electricity in April decreased in all markets compared to March.

• Whether your goal is to carefully curate an art collection over time or dress up bare walls in a new home, Minted has a wide variety of options across multiple price ranges. Start by setting a budget, big or small, and then settle in to browse Minted. For instance, the marketplace's extensive limited-edition art collection features a variety of artistic techniques, subject matter, and design themes and will be less expensive than its selection of original art, which is made up of exclusive designs shipped directly to your door from the studios of independent artists and makers across the globe.

• New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday said the disinvestment of the government company and its devolution into a private company would make it immune from being subjected to writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution, even if the litigant had entered the portals of the court while the employer was the government.

• The pioneering spin-off Nordic SeaFarm, born from the research of three prestigious Swedish universities and leading the project, with its more than 50 years of experience in seaweed cultivation and marine ecology, is driving the change by shifting the production of Ulva into a cost-efficient, large-scale, off-shore European reality.

• Pneumatic knockers are a valuable tool in minimising buildup of materials and preventing disruptions in material flow in silos, rotary dryers, coolers, granulators and coating drums. This helps plant managers improve production efficiency and product quality. A pneumatic knocker achieves its high rate of impact power through spontaneously released energy stored in the form of compressed air.

• The alarm clock was invented in 1787. But, even after its invention, it was not an affordable tool for the common man. So, one might wonder how people woke up early before the invention. Well, there used to be human alarm clocks known as the knocker uppers. Back in the day, there were knocker uppers—people tasked with waking others up so they could get to work on time, according to BBC.

• SRINAGAR, May 11: Jammu and Kashmir Bank finds itself embroiled in controversy following the issuance of caveat notices to a significant number of its officers. The move comes on the heels of the Bank reporting its highest profit in its 85-year history, sparking questions and concerns among its workforce.

• 16 May 2024, Netherlands: A new race of the downy mildew pathogen (Peronospora effusa) on spinach has been denominated by the International Working Group on Peronospora in spinach (IWGP), based on a worldwide evaluation of isolates from growers’ fields and trap nurseries. This was a strong candidate for nomination due to its significant threat to the spinach industry.

• Ferrari has filed a patent application for a side exhaust system, which could give its future road cars a different look.

• GoldenSource is making its data management offerings available on the AWS Marketplace — a website for third-party software, data, and services that run in an Amazon Web Services environment. The move will help the enterprise data management (EDM) solutions provider sell its wares to a wider market and collaborate with the AWS go-to-market team, GoldenSource...

• There are additional gaps in her complaint, according to the court. Ellis alleged, for example, that had she known Nike’s statements about its “sustainable” wares were not true, she would not have paid a premium for them. However, she does not allege the price she paid for the items or how much she would have paid had she “known the truth.”

• Lumentum has revealed plans to ramp up optical transceiver production capacity at its site in Thailand, in response to what the photonics company described as “skyrocketing” demand for cutting-edge optical transceivers to be deployed in high-speed data centers supporting artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

• This report describes the global market size of 5g optical transceiver market from 2018 to 2021 and its CAGR from 2018 to 2021, and also forecasts its market size to the end of 2030 and it is expected to grow with a CAGR of 30% from 2023 to 2030.

• If those parallels feel like reaches, it's because they are. Even if it's easy to forget how down everyone was on Minnesota after last season, it's much harder to see Phoenix finding similar vindication for its all-in moves. There was a lot for the Wolves to build on and feel optimistic about going into last offseason. But it's hard to feel any optimism about a team that owes $151 million to three players next season and failed to win a single playoff game with all of them healthy. Especially when one of them turns 36 this summer, another looks over the hill at 30, and none have shown the ability to consistently amplify the other two.

• The upshot, Davis said, is that "Now it's up to the jury to decide. Do we need Donald Trump to personally look at the bookkeeper writing down legal expenses, which is fraudulent, or can we conclude? And that's why I use my snow-on-the-ground circumstantial evidence proof. A jury uses its common sense. Is there any other explanation than reimbursing Michael Cohen for those $35,000 checks?"

• The common skate complex (which includes flapper skate and blue skate) is categorised as Critically Endangered by the IUCN and both species have been described as extinct in large parts of their range following a long period of  overexploitation. Flapper skate occur in significant numbers on the west coast of Scotland and in Orkney and Shetland and the species has recently begun to show signs of recovery throughout its range.

• Melbourne-based doughnut and coffee chain Lukumades has opened its first US outlet in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.   

• Dubbed the Forget-me-nots x Jordan Air Ship “From Bud To Flower,” this exclusive women’s release reveres the forget-me-not flower’s intriguing transformation. This delicate blossom begins as a modest white bud and matures into a vivid blue or purple bloom. The shoe mirrors this evolution with its pristine white leather upper, elegantly counterpoised by a subdued grey suede Swoosh. The azure Nike Air branding on the heel tab and the rubber outsole beautifully mirror the hues of the forget-me-not flower.