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• Archaeologists found a huge amount of litharge - a lead oxide and by-product of silver extraction - which suggests a clan was melting down metal to get at its precious material.

• Through the fourth amendment to the Patent Law of China in 2020, China established its own pharmaceutical patent linkage system. In December 2021, the Beijing Intellectual Property Court accepted the first pharmaceutical patent linkage lawsuit and issued its decision on April 15, 2022. This presentation will discuss China’s new pharmaceutical patent linkage system, including the legislative process and its current operation in practice. Topics will cover: 

• While not wavering in its belief that there was not full-scale lewisite production in Willoughby, the Corps last month included $100,000 in its current budget for an archived photographic analysis and historical site assessment of the location this year.

• The candles are housed in a keepsake glass bowl inspired by the colours of its corresponding fragrance bottle

• Scientists on NASA's EMIT mission used data from its powerful imaging spectrometer, developed at the agency's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, to map the presence and geographic distributions of three key minerals in the planet's arid regions. The three substances – hematite, goethite, and kaolinite – are thought to have an effect on atmospheric and surface temperatures when wind lofts them into the air, forming dust storms.

• This in vitro study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of silver diamine fluoride and Potassium iodide (SDF-KI) in comparison to casein phosphopeptide-amorphous calcium phosphate fluoride (CPP-ACPF) varnish, sodium fluoride (NaF) varnish, silver diamine fluoride (SDF) alone and deionized water as a control group in the prevention of dental erosion in primary teeth and assessing its staining effect.

• The company's strategy to strengthen its position and establish strong relationships with five reference customers in the USA has now resulted in one of the country's leading health institutes ordering an upgrade from their Attana Cell™ 200 to Attana Cell™ 250. The order will impact Q1 results and Q2 cashflow.

• "Due to the highly subjective and volatile nature of emotional distress and the variability of its causations, the courts have historically been wary of dangers in opening the door to recovery therefor." On an intentional infliction of emotional distress claim, our courts thus require a plaintiff to demonstrate:

• TDK Corporation (TSE: 6762) has announced its latest inductor KLZ2012-A series (2.0 mm (L) x 1.25 mm (W) x 1.25 mm (H)). These multilayer inductors are designed for automotive audio bus (A2B) applications with a wide operation range, high durability, and superior inductance tolerance. Mass production of the product series began this month, January 2024.

• BEIJING (Reuters) - China has indisputable sovereignty over the Scarborough Shoal and its adjacent waters, and has always resolutely countered infringements by the Philippines, a spokesperson for China Coast Guard said in a statement released late Tuesday.

• Tina Braegger employs the canvas as a container for appropriation and manipulation. In a new series of large scale works, the indexical mark of painting grates against the jovial “dancing bear” symbol, eroding its connotations, but never fully erasing them.

• Kennametal® has upgraded its Drill Fix indexable drilling platform with Drill Fix PRO. Kennametal’s latest innovation offers customers a cost-effective solution for a wide variety of drilling operations.

• The Mint has also taken innovation to a new level with its first-ever Super Incuse coins, an engraving technique that produces an incredibly detailed imprint below the surface of a coin. While normally incuse designs reach a depth of 0.3 mm, the 2022 $20 fine silver coin – Super Incuse 1 oz. Silver Maple Leaf and the 2022 $200 pure gold coin – Super Incuse 2 oz. Gold Maple Leaf are five times deeper, creating unforgettable tributes to the Mint's celebrated Maple Leaf family of pure gold and silver bullion coins.

• The Svalbard reindeer, among all reindeer subspecies, stands out for its high level of inbreeding and notably low genetic diversity.

• GameStop’s decision to focus on buying other stocks shouldn’t inspire confidence in the company’s ability to get the core business back on track. Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter, who dubbed the new investment strategy as “the most inane decision” he has ever seen, said in a report that investors “do not need GameStop to act as a mutual fund.” Pachter noted that the company “should use its excess cash to buy back stock,” adding that the move by GameStop and Cohen was “alarming.”

• “In one of the most inane moves we have ever seen, GameStop’s Board of Directors delegated authority to manage the company’s portfolio of securities to its CEO and has extended the investment policy’s range to include equities,” Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter said in a note released Thursday. “Investors have a myriad of investment vehicles available to them and therefore do not need GameStop to act as a mutual fund.”

• Award-winning tech agency Adcore has announced addition of MySale Group to its impressible stable of clients.

• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One will be coming to cinemas on July 14, 2023. Ahead of its release, Cruise shared an impressible behind-the-scenes look at a dangerous stunt involving a cliff and a motorcycle.

• This comes on the back of concerns raised by the Ghana National Association of Cocoa Farmers about the health complications of some of its members, alleging that some of them are suffering from blindness and impotence due to the prolonged usage of agrochemicals.

• Plymouth's employment app imployable gifted 1% of its equity to a woman in a Jobcentre

• “The significant increase in impairment was driven by a difficult economic environment in 2020, arising from the adverse impact of the Covid-19 pandemic,” the bank said in its summary statement. “This affected our customers’ ability to service their obligations hence requiring the bank to increase its impairement provisions.

• When it comes to jazz, Carrington digs deep into its intertwining legacies and reaches not for higher ground but for the illimitable heavens.

• Researchers have identified a genetic mutation that may be responsible for a rare and deadly condition—central congenital hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS)—characterized by inadequate breathing during sleep, which, in its classic form, usually begins in newborns shortly after birth.

• Our results shed light on the abundance of hydroxylamine in space and pave the way to constraining the subsequent chemistry experienced by this molecule and its derivatives in the interstellar prebiotic chemistry canvas.

• Crop protection manufacturer UPL has reminded potato growers of the importance of maleic hydrazide in sprout control and has issued best practice guidance to maximise its effect this season.

• 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.

• 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).

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

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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).

• KNOWN for its very loud, harsh crowing ‘krrraaa krrraa’ six to seven times, the Swainson’s francolin offers an alarm to all animals when a stalking leopard or lions are sighted.

• Ralph Upton Jr. farms 1,800 acres near Springerton, Illinois, and has been no-tilling on his operation since the 1980s. But land in southern Illinois poses challenges due to its restrictive fragipan soils. Upton Jr. fights poor drainage, low water infiltration, short-term droughts, and susceptibility to erosion while trying to grow corn, soybeans, and wheat.

• In an ambitious move that paints a bold stroke across the specialty agriculture landscape, Minneapolis-based Lendway, Inc. has announced its acquisition of a majority ownership interest in Bloomia B.V., a luminary in the fresh cut tulip industry, for a blossoming $47.5 million in cash. This strategic acquisition, finalized recently, not only marks a significant expansion for Lendway but also signals a new chapter in the global tulip market, intertwining finance with floriculture to foster growth and innovation.

• Such textual expurgation has come to be known as bowdlerism, named after Thomas Bowdler, whose first “edited” volumes were of Shakespeare’s plays. The series, which went through several editions after its original publication in 1807, was lengthily subtitled:

• The European Commission has finally published its eagerly awaited Proposal for a Directive on substantiation and communication of explicit environmental claims (‘the Green Claims Proposal’). As its name suggests, the Proposal was crafted with a view to putting an end to non-mandatory consumer-facing claims of environmental benefit that bear no relation to reality (so-called ‘greenwashing’). 

• The changes to the exemplification ceremony and “degree program” are part of an effort to boost enrollment among younger members, as well as to make it easier for men to join the Knights and move up its ranks. 

• To make an erbium atom function as such a quantum repeater, two main things need to go right. First, the atom needs to emit photons quickly enough to make the scheme practical. Second, the emitted photon must preserve its quantum properties and stay entangled with the atom that emitted it despite disruptions – a property known as coherence.

• The newly identified pathway begins with HIV entering a cell wrapped inside a membrane package, called an endosome. The virus-containing endosome then pushes the protective nuclear membrane inward, forming an indentation known as a nuclear invagination. The endosome then moves inside the invagination to its inner tip, where the virus then slips into the nucleus.