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Lowering military tensions on the Korean Peninsula was another one of the three major agendas

set by the leaders of South and North Korea.

Moon and Kim agreed to cease all hostile acts near the DMZ starting May 1st... and agreed

to discuss specific measures at general-level military talks next month.

All of this, when only a few months ago it looked like the peninsula was on the brink

of war.

Oh Jung-hee has more.

The first military talks in three years are expected to be held next month -- as part

of efforts to lower military tension on the Korean Peninsula... and eliminate the possibility

of war.

At the summit talks on Friday, South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader

Kim Jong-un agreed... that the military authorities of Seoul and Pyongyang will, from now on,

meet frequently.

They sealed the deal... to hold a general-level military talks in May... for de-escalating

tensions at both their land and maritime borders.

Hostile acts at the border area will be ceased as well.

"The two sides agreed to end all hostile acts near the military demarcation line as of May

1st.

That includes turning off loudspeaker broadcasts and stopping the distribution of propaganda

leaflets.

We also agreed to transform the current demilitarized zone into a truly demilitarized, peace zone."

That involves simply carrying out what's already been stipuated in the 1953 armistice agreement

-- removing military forces in areas of up to two kilometers north and south of the inter-Korean

border.

If carried out,...

Seoul sees this as contributing greatly to preventing accidental clashes.

At the joint press announcement after the talks,... North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

emphasized... there should be no more confrontation between the two Koreas.

"Above all, we have agreed that we are willing to usher in a new era on a peaceful peninsula,

and we discussed practical measures.

Living in such close proximity, we are not peoples of different nations that must fight

against each other, but one people that shares the same blood and must live in harmony."

"Leaders of Seoul and Pyongyang reaffirmed their will to not use military force in any

form... and agreed to gradually disarm both sides of the border... as they strive to alleviate

military tension and make progress in building mutual trust.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News."

For more infomation >> Two Koreas to hold general-level military talks in May, turn DMZ into 'peace zone' - Duration: 2:37.

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Leaders of S. Korea, N. Korea announce joint declaration - Duration: 2:38.

The summit on Friday was concluded with the signing of the Panmunjom Declaration for Peace,

Prosperity, and Unification of the Korean Peninsula.

In it, the two leaders pledged to remove nuclear weapons from the Korean Peninsula.

They also promised to turn the Demilitarized Zone between the two Koreas into a "genuine

peace zone" and stop all hostile activities.

Moon Connyoung reports.

A final peace and no nuclear arms.

The leaders of South and North Korea embraced on Friday after agreeing to work toward the

"complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula"... on a day of smiles and handshakes at the historic

inter-Korean summit in over a decade.

"Chairman Kim and I have today reaffirmed our common goal of realizing a nuclear-free

Korean Peninsula through complete denuclearization."

The fact that Moon Jae-in and Kim Jong-un spent so much time together - and came up

with a joint statement that even includes the word 'denuclearization' - marked a surprising

development after a year of threats and missile launches that brought the specter of war back

to the Korean Peninsula.

The two Koreas also announced they would work with the United States and China this year

to declare an official end to the 1950s Korean War and seek an agreement to establish "permanent"

and "solid" peace.

"President Moon and I share common interest in opening a new era of happiness and prosperity

on peaceful land and agreed on practical measures that would help realize these goals."

The declaration includes promises to pursue phased arms reduction, cease hostile acts,

transform their fortified border into a peace zone and seek multilateral talks with other

countries including the United States.

Even the most optimistic analysts were surprised at the scope of the agreement, noting in particular

that Kim has now signed a document that includes the word "denuclearization."

But the North Korean leader did not mention denuclearization and analysts warned that

while the summit was a good first step, similar promises had been made before and much remained

to be done to resolve the issue of the North's atomic arsenal.

In coming weeks, the North Korean leader is due to hold a much-anticipated meeting with

U.S. President Donald Trump -- who has demanded Pyongyang give up its weapons -- that will

be crucial in shaping progress.

Moon Connyoung, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Leaders of S. Korea, N. Korea announce joint declaration - Duration: 2:38.

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Two Koreas to hold reunion of families separated by war - Duration: 1:51.

The Panmunjom Declaration, signed and sealed on Friday by the leaders of the Koreas, also

gives fresh hope to families separated by the Korean War.

A reunion event has been agreed to take place in August... the first since 2015.

Our Hwang Hojun has this report.

For those who have been separated from their loved ones for more than half a century,...

it was an announcement that couldn't have come soon enough.

The "Panmunjom Declaration," the joint agreement reached Friday by South Korean President Moon

Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un... stipulates that the two Koreas will cooperate

to swiftly resolve humanitarian issues resulted from the division of the nation.

In other words, Seoul and Pyongyang will seek to resolve issues regarding the reunion of

separated families by convening an Inter-Korean Red Cross Meeting.

"Before it's too late, separated families will start to meet up, visit their hometowns,

and exchange letters."

The earliest reunion will take place this coming August 15th, which is the National

Liberation Day or Gwangbokjeol.

The two Koreas also agreed to actively implement the projects previously stipulated in past

inter-Korean agreements to promote a balanced economic growth and co-prosperity.

To start it all off, the two sides agreed to adopt practical steps to link and modernize

railways and roads between them on the eastern side of the peninsula as well as between Seoul

and the city of Sinuiju in the northwest of North Korea.

Along with these agreements,... the two Koreas also decided to set up a permanent joint communication

office in the North Korean city of Gaesong,... in addition to the two existing liaison offices

located on each side of the border.

The move,... is expected to prevent miscommunications from hampering inter-Korean ties from here

on and help accelerate the regularization of inter-Korean talks.

Hwang Hojun, Arirang News.

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Enough Already Autism Needs to Be Declared a National Health Crisis - Duration: 7:45.

Enough Already Autism Needs to Be Declared a National Health Crisis

by Edward Morgan

The CDC is due to release its latest ADDM surveillance numbers.

Will our federal health agencies continue to downplay the numbers� significance, as

they have done each time the data show a rise in ASD prevalence?

Or will they finally sound an alarm and make it a top priority to find out what is causing

this epidemic in our children?

It is both astonishing and insulting that, nearly three decades in, federal agencies

and public health experts persist in denying and refusing to tackle our nation�s staggering

autism epidemic.

With typical dismissiveness (and a straight face), one group of pediatric researchers

recently had the temerity to put the word �epidemic� in quotes while endorsing the

charade that the rising prevalence of autism is attributable to broader diagnostic criteria,

increased awareness and �the inclusion of milder neurodevelopmental differences bordering

on normality.�

Over the first decade of surveillance, the CDC reported that Autism Spectrum Disorder

prevalence rose by 123%.

The government�s own surveys�as well as parents, school systems and municipal budgets�tell

an entirely different story, however.

Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) began skyrocketing in the late 1980s, concurrent with a massive

expansion of the childhood vaccine schedule and a corresponding increase in children�s

exposure to neurotoxic vaccine ingredients such as mercury and aluminum.

Using data from the U.S. Office of Special Education Programs, a 2005 study published

in Pediatrics reported that autism prevalence went from roughly 1 in 2,850 ten-year-olds

born in 1982 (0.035%) to about 1 in 550 ten-year-olds born in 1990 (0.183%).In the early 2000s,

the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began monitoring ASD prevalence (and

changes in prevalence over time) through its Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring

(ADDM) Network, an active surveillance system that gathers data from roughly a dozen sites

around the U.S. to ascertain ASD prevalence in 8-year-olds.

Over the first decade of surveillance, the CDC reported that ASD prevalence rose by 123%.

As the above table illustrates, the ADDM program has one major shortcoming, which is the lag

time between data collection, analysis and publication of prevalence data.

For example, the data published in 2014 took four years to analyze and captured ASD prevalence

for the cohort born 12 years earlier (i.e., children born in 2002 who were eight years

old in 2010).

CDC did not report the prevalence estimates for children born in 1992 until 2007.

The ADDM program has other acknowledged limitations as well, including:

Constant changes in the number and location of surveillance sites

A reliance on educational records that are not consistently available at all surveillance

sites (which would tend to underestimate true prevalence)

Failure to differentiate between ASD subgroups as an indicator of severity (but with differentiation

by IQ, with 70 as the cutoff) For these reasons, some observers believe

that data routinely published by the National Center for Health Statistics more accurately

represent the true autism picture.

The Center�s prevalence data are based on parental reports from the National Health

Interview Survey (NHIS).

As of 2014, NHIS data indicated that 1 in 45 children aged 3-17 years had been diagnosed

with ASD (2.24%), and by 2016 this number was 1 in 36 (2.76%)�a 23% increase over

the two-year period�and a far cry from the 1 in 550 reported from other data sources

in 1990.

A study that compared individuals with autism to the general population found elevated death

rates in the ASD group�

A health care and education burden At a societal level, ASD imposes a substantial

economic burden, especially on the health care and education sectors.

A study by Harvard researchers found that ASD was associated with over $17,000 more

in health care and non-health-care costs annually per child.

School systems (and thus taxpayers) carry a large portion of this additional financial

burden to cover the special education services used by 76% of ASD children versus 7% of children

without ASD.

Over the decade from 2005-2015, the number of students with ASD (ages 6-21) rose by 165%

nationally.

At the family level, the average lifetime cost of caring for a child with autism (including

the cost of lost wages) ranges from an estimated $1.4 to $2.4 million (depending on the level

of intellectual disability), representing �a huge hit on families.�

Individuals with ASD also face vastly increased risks of medical comorbidities, including

atopic disorders such as allergies and asthma, seizures, gastrointestinal problems, cancer

and decreased life expectancy.

A study that compared individuals with autism to the general population found elevated death

rates in the ASD group for causes of death such as seizures and accidental drowning or

suffocation and noted overall reduced life expectancy �even for persons who are fully

ambulatory� and have only �mild� intellectual disability.

An urgent situation Over the years, many of the CDC�s bulletins

about ASD prevalence have placidly reported that �ASDs are more common than was believed

previously.� However, the continued dramatic rise in ASD prevalence and autism�s heavy

burden on individuals, families, schools and wider society call for a far greater sense

of urgency.

Autism must be recognized as a national crisis.

As of this writing (April 2018), the CDC is due to release its latest ADDM surveillance

numbers.

Will our federal health agencies continue to downplay the numbers� significance, as

they have done each time the data show a rise in ASD prevalence?

Or will they finally sound an alarm and make it a top priority to find out what is causing

this epidemic in our children?

No one�and not least the agencies that are supposed to be looking out for children�s

best interests�can afford to be complacent any longer about this unjustifiably neglected

public health emergency.

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Chinese military aircraft trespasses in Korea Air Defense Identification Zone Saturday: JCS - Duration: 0:47.

Taking a look at some of the other stories of the day...

A Chinese military aircraft trespassed into Korea's Air Defense Identification Zone for

a few hours this Saturday, without notifying Korea beforehand.

Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Saturday afternoon that the Chinese warplane was detected

violating the KADIZ at around ten-forty-four Korean time.

It flew over waters off the coast of Pohang in the southeast of Korea all the way up to

Gangneung in the northeast.

The plane flew out of the Zone at two thirty-three p.m. almost 4 hours later.

A Korean fighter jet was scrambled to closely monitor the Chinese aircraft's movements...

but Beijing later claimed that the plane was conducting a normal flight training exercise

within legal international airspace.

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Update #5 - Printed CNC Machine / Spare Room / Giveaway - Duration: 6:30.

Ok ladies and gentlemen, welcome to an update video of my current status with the CNC machine

and other things going on at the same time.

The first thing to mention is that I have moved.

I also have creaky chair that I am sitting on.

I still have the workshop.

I'll be keeping that for a bit longer, the lease hasn't ended on there, we haven't been

kicked out but to anticipate changes in the future I made sure I found and moved to a

place with a spare room.

I'll just give you a quick little look.

It's pretty empty at the moment but I do have a 3D printer on the go.

So just an update, with my activity.

I'm in the process of making a CNC machine entirely out of PLA and then if the design

works and I'm happy with it I will then move over to something like PETG.

I've had to change a few things the main thing being adding these insert nuts spaces as I

can't really tap this although you can create create threads on Fusion 360.

And they do tap (thread) quite well.

You can see here a little grub screw which will activate the proximity sensor.

This is for the Z axis.

And I'm actually quite impressed by the material.

It's pretty good and feels quite durable.

The measurements are coming out quite accurately.

I kinda gave up well I haven't given up entirely of making the plates out of aluminium.

I obviously can cut aluminium on my CNC machine in the workshop but the problem I was having,

was between work and real life I was not finding enough time to really commit to cutting everything

out and when you spend most of your week in a workshop as I do at work the last thing

you want to do is, on your day off sit next to a loud machine for seven hours trying to

cut aluminium.

I'm a little more tolerant of the 3D printer - it's a bit quieter and hopefully eventually

I will be able to enclose this and maybe a couple others in this room.

I still haven't even worked out what to do with shelving and I just managed to cobble

this table together using square tubing and and connectors.

I designed this on Fusion and had the parts cut out and the pieces sent to me and bought

the glass top separately and popped that on top.

I had a couple fails as well while printing, especially with the previous roll of filament

which I didn't transport properly here.

I think it loosened up a bit too much and become tangled in places.

I am using a cubic sub-division infill at 50% so when it's done it's really strong and

you really can't bend this.

I think the support you get from how these plates get screwed on in the end produces

for a very strong join.

These are 10mm thick now and there's plenty of holes to screw the parts to the aluminium

extrusion, and

I also have a double L bracket to add more strength.

That's not going anywhere.

And it's nice and square.

I am also doing a giveaway.

I'v been getting a lot of 3D printers from gearbest and with varying success of assembly

and use, and I've decided to share my good fortune and give away the last two that I

received - these are the JGaroura A3s and A5.

And I should be giving away a little infrared sensor as well so you can update the larger

machine the bed levelling is a bit more consistent.

Now if you want to win one of these printers check out my instagram account, and the information

about how to participate will be there.

You simply have to do is do a drawing, a quick drawing, you don't have to be michelangelo,

just bang one out, and send me the drawing and if I like the drawing you will be in with

a chance of winning one of the two printers.

In fact the worse the drawing the more likely you will win, so really go for it.

Anyway I still have quite a lot to do, on one hand printing these plates out but also

setting up the flat.

I've done most of the domestic stuff but I need to sort out my man cave, which has a

great view and isn't nothing like a cave.

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The wheels on the bus go round and round,

Round and round Round and round.

The wheels on the bus go round and round,

All through the town.

The wipers on the bus go Swish,Swish,swish.

Swish, swish, swish, swish,swish, swish, Swish,

The wipers on the bus go Swish, swish,swish..

All through the town.

The horn on the bus goes Beep, beep beep

Beep, beep, beep, Beep, beep, beep

The horn on the bus goes Beep, beep, beep,

All through the town.

The windows on the bus go up and down

Up and down,up and down

The windows of the bus go up and down..

All through the town.

The seat on the bus goes squeak, squeak, squeak

Squeak, squeak, squeak Squeak, squeak, squeak

The seat on the bus goes squeak, squeak, squeak

All through the town.

The monkey on the bus goes giggle, giggle..

Giggle giggle, giggle, Giggle, giggle, giggle,..

The monkey on the bus goes giggle, giggle, giggle

All through the town.

The wheels on the bus go round and round

Round and round Round and round

The wheels on the bus go round and round

All through the town.

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