Super-Sensitive Radar Can Track & Identify Mosquitoes a Mile Away
China is ready to wage war on mosquitoes and is developing a super-sensitive radar that can detect the wing-flapping of a mosquito up to 2 kilometres away. This radar can be used to track migrating mosquitos and warn people about risks from diseases like malaria and zika. The scientist who wished to remain anonymous told the South China Morning Post that China is experimenting with its military radar technology to detect mosquitos which can eventually save millions of lives.“Identifying and tracking individual, mosquito-sized targets is no longer science fiction,” researcher told the South China Morning Post. “We are actually quite close to bringing this technology out of the laboratory and using it to save lives.”A prototype of the device is being tested at a defence laboratory at the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), said the researcher, who declined to be named as the project involves sensitive technology used in China’s missile defence system.China has developed radar systems with similarly advanced features to track missiles, stealth aircrafts and micro-drones, but some scientists working on these military projects believed the technology could also be used to fight mosquitoes – and they convinced the government to fund their research.The team, led by Long Teng, received funding of more than 82 million yuan (US$12.9 million) from the central government at the end of last year to build a full-sized mosquito detection radar that could be tested in the field. Long is director of BIT’s Radar Technology Research Institute and a lead scientist on China’s key military radar programme, according to the university’s website.The radar works by emitting rapid pulses of electromagnetic waves that travel at many frequencies. When the radio waves hit a mosquito they bounce back with information including species, gender, flying speed and direction, and whether the insect has eaten.It could be mounted on a rooftop overlooking a residential community and used to pinpoint the position of major mosquito colonies, their breeding and resting areas. And if a colony was migrating to another neighbourhood, households in its way could be warned.Scientists in other countries have used civilian radar networks to track the group movement of birds or larger insects such as locusts and moths, but this is believed to be the first attempt to use radars to monitor mosquitoes. The researcher added that the team had made progress on the existing technology and it could also have military applications, without elaborating. He also declined to say when the first full-sized radar would be completed. For more information, click here.Source – South China Morning Post
Argos Split Doubleheader With No. 1 Southern Arkansas Greg Pron (Photo courtesy of Ron Besser) PENSACOLA, Fla. — The Argonauts faced their toughest challenge thus far in their 2009 season as they split a doubleheader with No. 1 ranked Southern Arkansas Saturday afternoon in Magnolia, Ark. In game one the Argos came from behind but would eventually fall 12-10 on a two-run walk-off homerun in the bottom of the ninth. Kyle Ramsey (Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola High School) pitched another outstanding game in the night cap as the Argos shutout the top ranked Muleriders 6-0.In game one the Argos jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead in the top half of the first before surrendering four runs in the bottom half of the inning. Dustin Brenton (Leeds, Ala./Central Alabama C.C.) struggled with his control early on, giving up three walks and two hit batters in the first inning.Southern Arkansas extended their lead in the fourth with a three run homerun by Joey Register to give them a 7-1 lead over the Argos.The Argos would scratch across two runs in the top of the fourth on RBI base hits from Kyle Brown (Gulf Breeze, Fla./Gulf Breeze HS) and Greg Pron (Daphne, Ala./Daphne H.S.) to make it a 7-3 ballgame.In the fifth the Argonauts bats would come alive for four runs to pull within one run. Blain Ford (Mobile, Ala./Lurleen B. Wallace C.C.) and Eric Kroll (Pace, Fla./Pace H.S.) Started the inning with singles before Tyler Hastings (Niceville, Fla./Niceville H.S.) blasted a three run homer over the left field wall. Later in the inning with two down Pron added a solo homerun for the fourth and final run of the inning to make it an 8-7 game.The Muleriders tacked on a run in the bottom half of the fourth to extend their lead, giving them a 9-7 advantage over the Argos.In the seventh, Hastings led the inning off with a double to left center and would be driven in by Jack Materne (Bluewater Bay, Fla./Lurleen B. Wallace C.C.) on a base hit through the right side. After advancing to second on a groundout, Materne would come around to score the tying run on a base hit up the middle by Pron.In game one Pron was 4-for-6 with three RBI’s and two runs scored.Hastings once again delivered in the eighth inning for the Argonauts as he lined an RBI double into the left center field gap, scoring Blain Ford to give the Argos a 10-9 lead.The Muleriders answered right back in the bottom half of the inning as Cannon Lester knocked a two out RBI single up the middle, scoring Curtis Gibson from second to tie the game up at 10.In the bottom of the ninth the Muleriders’ Nick Smith took Argo’s reliever Sixto Velasco’s 1-2 pitch over the right field fence for a walk-off two-run homerun, giving them the 12-10 victory.In game two the Argos got things going early as they put a four spot in the top half of the first inning. Pron led things off with a walk and would eventually come around to score on a fielders’ choice. With two down and two runners on Materne blasted a two run homerun over the left field wall to put the Argos up 4-0.The Argos would scratch across two more runs in the top half of the sixth to give them a 6-0 lead over the Muleriders. Lee Huggins lead off the inning with a solo homerun to left, his second of the season. With two down in the inning, Brenton Goebel deliver an RBI base hit to bring home Materne from second to put the Argos up 6-0.Argos starting pitcher Kyle Ramsey cruised through today’s ballgame allowing just three hits while striking out nine and walking one to earn the complete game shutout victory over the No. 1 ranked Muleriders.Ramsey picked up the game two win, improving to 3-0 on the season.The Argos will be back in action tomorrow afternoon against Southern Arkansas with the first pitch scheduled for 12pm CT.For more information on Argonaut athletics or to follow along with live stats, fans can keep up with the action at www.GoArgos.com.Game One Box ScoreGame Two Box ScorePrint Friendly Version
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Yokohama, Japan:Jamaica tallied their lowest number of points ever at an IAAF World Relays after finishing second with 27 points behind the United States of America (USA), who totalled 54 points, as the black, green and gold participation at the fourth staging of the meet was marred by a series of misfortunes that reduced to the team to three medals. It started on day one when the unlikely scenario of a team member and his reserve sustaining injuries at the same time, occurred.Andrew Riley hurt his hamstring in the preliminary round of the mixed shuttle hurdle race, but the team had to be withdrawn from the final as Norman Pittersgill, who came here as his replacement, injured his thigh while he was warming up. It seems as though that incident set the tone for the meet as Jamaica came close to winning several races but could not get over the line first. After barely making it to the final, the women’s 4x400m team made a serious attempt to win Jamaica’s first race at the meet yesterday, but a mistimed move by anchor runner Janieve Russell proved costly as she was beaten into fifth after she came off the bend with the lead.Tiffany James, like she did in the preliminary round, had run a monster third leg to put the team in front. “I think everyone did the best that they could, and we are just grateful for the outcome because it could have been worse,” Chrisann Gordon, who ran the first leg, said. Didn’t execute well But Russell could not hide her disappointment. “I am disappointed with my run,” she said. “I think I didn’t execute as well as I thought I could to make my team get a medal, but I am glad that I finished the race injury-free.”The team registered 3:28.30 minutes as Poland won the race in 3:27.49, ahead of the USA, who clocked 3:27.65.Their male counterparts showed fighting spirit, and there was hope when national record holder, Rusheen McDonald ran a brilliant third leg to put the team in contention. But they had to settle for second place with a time of 3:01.57 minutes. Trinidad won the race in a world-leading time of 3:00.81.The biggest disappointment of the meet came with the women’s 4x200m team. The team of two-time Olympic 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Shericka Jackson, Olympic sprint double champion Elaine Thompson, and Stephenie Ann McPherson was billed as the star attraction of the meet, but they fumbled the baton twice and could only manage 1:33.21 minutes for third.It was Jonielle Smith and the women’s 4x100m team that provided the bright spark as they ran a superb anchor leg to finish second in 43.29 seconds, behind the USA’s 43.27.“When I got the baton, I just said that I had to do whatever it takes to get the job done,” Smith said.Their male counterparts could only manage sixth, with 38.88 seconds, as Brazil grabbed the gold medal in 38.05 ahead of the USA, who clocked 38.07.
Former Flying Fijian star Seremaia Bai will be the face of a new wave of rugby sevens development in the Southern Highlands Province. While the code is virtually non-existent in the oil rich province, Bai in partnership with sports marketing company Game Plan Pacific, have etched a plan to promote the code and stage the Highlands Sevens Rugby inaugural PRK Souths Sevens tournament from March 9-10 at Ialibu. Highlands Rugby Sevens CEO Jims Rekisa on Monday announced the exciting new challenge to break into the rugby league stronghold province. And that project begins this week, following the arrival of the retired well known Fijian rugby star and associate Vueti Tupou from the Rugby Academy of Fiji on Monday in Port Moresby. The duo will bring their wealth of experience to not only help grow the sevens game in the rugby union starved Highlands region, they hope to use the sport and their influence to also help change mindsets and the attitudes of players. Rekisa said the duo left yesterday to join former PNG Pukpuk star Paul Joseph, who is already on the ground doing the early ground work. He confirmed that prior to the tournament they will stage a 12-day coaching clinic. Bai said this is to provide the basics of the game. Rekisa further confirmed that the tournament will have 10 local teams, five outside Highlands teams and the popular Black Orchids from the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) to bring in their wealth of experience as one of the top teams in the country. He also confirmed that from the tournament they will name a team to take part in the highly popular world renown Marist Sevens in Suva, Fiji from March 23-24. He also confirmed the inclusion of popular rugby leage Digicel Cup coach Andy Andiki as the coach of the Highlanders representative team. Rekisa further acknowledged naming rights sponsor of the tournament in Petroleum Resources Kutubu, and in particular directors John Kapi-Natto and Johnny Yawari for supporting the concept. Former Flying Fijian star Seremaia Bai will be the face of a new wave of rugby sevens development in the Southern Highlands Province.
LSU running back Derrius Guice (5) carries in the second half against Eastern Michigan.BATON ROUGE – Other than tailback Leonard Fournette, LSU looked very ordinary in an underachieving victory against a large underdog for the second straight week.The Tigers defeated 45-point underdog Eastern Michigan by just 44-22 Saturday night at Tiger Stadium after beating 24-point underdog Syracuse by 34-24 last week at Syracuse.“I think at times no matter what the coach says, it’s just not the name that rings that competitive fever in you,” LSU coach Les Miles said after seeing his team lead Eastern Michigan by just 30-22 early in the fourth quarter. “Playing a team that’s not a conference opponent, I think they take for granted the snaps. So that’ll be my message to them. Don’t do that.”Miles looks forward to a return to Southeastern Conference play when his Tigers (4-0, 2-0 SEC) play at struggling South Carolina (2-3, 0-3 SEC) at 11 a.m. Saturday on ESPN. The Gamecocks lost, 24-10, at Missouri on Saturday. LSU jumped from No. 8 to No. 5 in the nation in the USA Today poll on Sunday and from No. 9 to No. 7 in the Associated Press poll despite a lackluster performance against Eastern Michigan (1-4, 0-1 Mid-American Conference), which went 2-10 in its previous three seasons.“Really looking forward to sinking our teeth into a SEC opponent – an opponent that we’ll have to play well against on the road,” Miles said. LSU’s best game this season was its 45-21 win over Auburn (3-2, 0-2 SEC) on Sept. 19 when the Tigers outgained their opponent, 485 yards to 260, had no turnovers and drew a season-low five penalties.LSU suffered its first turnover of the season against Eastern Michigan — an interception by quarterback Brandon Harris on a play that resembled a fumble as the ball fluttered out of his hands as he was in the act of throwing just after being hit. That later turned into a touchdown. And the Tigers were penalized seven times after drawing 14 at Syracuse.Fournette admitted the Tigers did not take Eastern Michigan seriously. “We were joking and playing around at practice,” he said Saturday night. “I think we can do better. I know we can do better. We’ve got to pick it up.”The result was just a 20-14 lead at halftime.Fournette saves LSU from upstart Eastern Michigan“I pretty much got on them, and Vadal Alexander (LSU right tackle) got on them too about not playing physical and not playing smart,” said Fournette, who was easily the best part of LSU’s game as he gained 233 yards on 26 carries with three touchdowns and became the first back in SEC history to gain 200 or more yards in three straight games. Fournette put LSU up 27-14 on the first play of the third quarter with a 75-yard touchdown run.“He’s liable to do that at any time,” Miles said. “I mean, there’s not a time where you hand him a ball that he doesn’t have an opportunity to hit a home run. Nice to have a back that sets an all-time SEC record. That’s Leonard Fournette.”Fournette, a sophomore from New Orleans who remains the nation’s top candidate for the Heisman Trophy, has 864 rushing yards on the season, which is the most in school history through four games and the most anywhere in the nation after just four games since the 2000 season. His 11 touchdowns in four games is also the most in LSU history and leads the nation. Fournette also leads the nation in overall rushing with his 864 yards despite playing one fewer game than the first 13 players behind him. He also leads the nation in rushing yards per game with 216.LSU had little else other than Fournette, though, on this night.“We didn’t necessarily do everything we needed to do offensively and defensively,” LSU tight end Colin Jeter said.LSU’s passing game featured several drops, including two by usually sure-handed wide receiver Travin Dural, and Harris finished just 4-of-15 passing for 80 yards with the interception. Harris was also sacked twice and nearly a third time, which was when he was credited with the interception in the second quarter when Eastern Michigan cut LSU’s lead to 17-14.“There wasn’t many completed balls,” Eastern Michigan coach Chris Creighton said.“The sacks and pass protections to me were real issues,” Miles said. “But I don’t think it’s anything that we can’t fix. Wish we had not dropped balls, but we’ll work on that desire to throw and catch. We’d have thrown for 200 or 150 yards had we just caught balls.”Dural dropped a third-and-10 pass right in his hands while in the clear inside the Eastern Michigan 10-yard line for what would have been a 20-yard gain, and he would have had enough room to possibly score after the would-be catch. LSU then got a field goal with 10 seconds to go in the second quarter for a 20-14 halftime lead.LSU gets first-half scare from EMU“There’s nothing he (Harris) can do to correct when he hits a guy dead in the hands, and he doesn’t bring it in,” Miles said. “I didn’t say much to him negative at all. I thought he did exactly what we needed him to do. I’d like for him to take care of that ball and have a pocket presence that allows him to take a sack and not take a turnover. We’re going to catch it. It’s that simple. It’s not something that we’re going to take. I think that they (the receivers) will play big at South Carolina.”LSU’s defense intercepted three passes, including one by outside linebacker Deion Jones who returned it 26 yards for a touchdown and the 44-22 lead with 12:37 to play. But its overall pass defense still struggled as it allowed Eastern Michigan quarterback Brogan Roback to complete 17 of 24 passes for 161 yards and a touchdown.“Do I wish the defense was more dominant? Sure,” Miles said. “I’m glad that we responded the way we did. Certainly, we were not perfect. The things that bother me are very fixable. The good news is we came off of the game very healthy. I still don’t like the penalties. I’m more threatening than I’ve been.”Middle linebacker Kendell Beckwith and defensive end Arden Key were each called for offside penalties.“Can’t have those,” Miles said. “You’ve got to have a smart defense otherwise we’ll be drawn offside at the key points in the big SEC games.”NOTES: LSU starting tight end Dillon Gordon (Achilles) and starting free safety Jalen Mills (ankle) did not dress out. … True freshman defensive end Isaiah Washington played for the first time this season after missing the first three games with an arm injury. … LSU went to 59-0 under Miles when rushing for more than 100 yards and holding its opponent to less than 100 yards.Coverage of LSU and Glenn Guilbeau commentary supported by Hebert’s Town and Country Auto Dealer in Shreveport located at 1155 E. Bert Kouns. Research your next Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or RAM at http://www.hebertstandc.com/
‘Tis the season for giving, right?And considering how empty things look under the Titans’ tree right now, what could be better than getting something from Santa Claus?Make that Santa Claus, Ind.That’s the hometown of Jay Cutler. You might have heard of him. Like the figure represented by the name of the town, Cutler just keeps on giving. He gives up interceptions. He gives up fumbles. He gives off bad vibes.And yet, many continue to link Cutler and the Titans. I guess they think misery loves company.Mettenberger practices for first time since injuryCutler used to play quarterback at Vanderbilt. He used to play quarterback at Denver. Heck, he used to play quarterback at Chicago before somebody checked the video and benched him. But now that sub Jimmy Clausen is out with a concussion, Cutler is back in the huddle.Connect the dots and what do you have? A Cutler-to-Titans connection, of course. And just in time for the holidays.The logic: Cutler is a prototypical strong-armed pocket passer, and Titans coach Ken Whisenhunt requires such in his inflexible offense. Cutler is tough and can take a hit, which is another prerequisite in a Titans scheme that often fails to protect the quarterback.Beyond that, Cutler is available. The Bears would love to unload him and his ridiculous contract.Sounds like a marriage made in Santa Claus, huh?Titans likely to finish second in race for top pickSure, there’s a Nashville connection. Isn’t there always? Beyond his Vanderbilt education, Cutler and wife, Kristen Cavallari, own a house in Nashville. They wed at Woodmont Christian Church in June 2013.So, he’s an NFL quarterback with Nashville roots. Even though he’s played for teams based in other cities, Cutler spends more time in town than Titans CEO Tommy Smith. Sounds like a natural fit. Over the last couple of weeks, various media outlets have speculated that this is virtually a done deal.Never let the facts get in the way of a good story. But this isn’t even a good story. Really, the only thing linking Cutler to the Titans is their shared turf in Nashville. If Cutler had gone to college at, say, Purdue, nobody would be having this conversation.The Titans make a lot of bad personnel decisions but even they won’t fall for this one. As bad as things are, the only way to make it worse is to bring in a turnover-prone quarterback with poor leadership skills, a balloon-payment contract and his own agenda. You can find just as good a quarterback for a lot less money and a lot fewer headaches.Titans hope to see more from two key rookiesThe Titans had a chance to grab Cutler in 2006 but owner Bud Adams hijacked the draft and the Titans wound up with Vince Young. Cutler was available again after the 2008 season when he forced a trade from the Broncos, but the Titans weren’t interested. By then, they had settled on Kerry Collins and were headed toward an 0-6 start in 2009.Maybe things would have been different if the Titans had drafted Cutler out of Vanderbilt. In particular, it would have been interesting to see what the late Mike Heimerdinger — a noted quarterback whisperer who rejoined the Titans as offensive coordinator in 2008 — might have done with Cutler.Perhaps Cutler would have been the quarterback that finally filled the void left by Steve McNair after the 2005 season. Since then, the Titans have started eight different quarterbacks — including three this season.But that day has come and gone. Over the years, Cutler has picked up too much baggage and now comes with an untouchable price tag attached. With so many needs at so many positions, the Titans cannot afford to have that much of their salary cap allocated to a pedestrian NFL quarterback.Titans coach Ken Whisenhunt on season: ‘Not fun’To say Cutler could be bought for the right price is to say Kim Kardashian enjoys the spotlight. Of course he’s available. The Bears might even give you a draft pick if you’ll trade for him and pay his ransom.The Titans should sit this one out. I’d rather go with an unproven commodity like Zach Mettenberger than go with Cutler, who has proven what he can’t do.Maybe you still believe in Santa Claus. That’s fine.But fewer and fewer believe in the quarterback from Santa Claus, Ind.David Climer’s columns appear on Wednesday, Friday Sunday and Monday. Reach him at 615-259-8020 and on Twitter @DavidClimer.
Lionel Messi at Inter is news that has been circulating in the media in Spain and Italy in recent weeks.In many ways, the transfer does not seem so illogical, but it seems that it is unlikely to happen.It is no secret that Messi is quite unhappy with the situation in Barça. This dissatisfaction is also related to the scandals with coach Kike Setien and his teammate Antoine Griezmann.There is also disapproval of the Argentine towards the actions of the management, and the purchase of a luxury property in Milan by his father, gave rise to a wave of news related to his transfer to Inter.However, according to team coach Antonio Conte, at this stage it seems much easier to move one of the symbols of the city “Duomo” than Messi to wear the “blue and black” team.Many fans around the world would like to see Messi with the team of a team other than Barça, and a similar transfer will renew his rivalry with Ronaldo, who plays in the big enemy Juventus.
Dmitry Kalashnikov Photo: twitter.com/alex_ch3/status/1290229208795344904Latvian football specialist Dmitrijs Kalashnikovs is returning to Estonia as the assistant head coach of the Tallinn team “Kalev”, the club reports.Kalashnikov returns to Estonia, where in December 2019 he was relieved of the position of head coach of the Estonian team “Kuressaare”. Under Kalashnikov’s leadership, Kuressaare’s team retained its place in Estonia’s top league in the autumn.“Dmitry Kalashnikov is back in the league,” the club said on Twitter.“He will take the position of assistant coach of our first team,” the club says, welcoming the Kalev team.In the Estonian championship “Kalev” led by Līvo Lētma, this season with nine points won in 15 rounds, it occupies the last tenth column in the tournament table. There is a point distance of up to the ninth place, but there is a distance of seven points up to the sixth place, the owner of which will take part in the fight for medals after dividing the teams into two parts.Kalashnikov became the coach of the Estonian unit at the end of August 2019, but previously he was fired from the Narva “Trans” unit. In 2018, the specialist worked in Jūrmala’s Spartaka as an assistant head coach, but before that he worked as an assistant coach for one and a half years in Jelgava.During his career, the specialist was also the acting coach in “Liepājas metalurgs”, as well as led the first league team in Liepāja “Varavīksne”.