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Allergic contact dermatitis caused by Irganox 1076 used as antioxidant in non‐woven fabric
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Contact Dermatitis, EarlyView.
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A case of allergic contact dermatitis caused by goalkeeper gloves
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Ramadan Exposure In utero and Child Mortality in Burkina Faso: Analysis of a Population-Based Cohort Including 41,025 Children
Ramadan exposure in utero can be regarded as a natural experiment to study how nutritional conditions in utero influence susceptibility to disease later in life. We analyzed data from rural Burkina Faso on 41,025 children born between 1993 and 2012, of which 25,093 to Muslim mothers. Ramadan exposure was assigned based on overlap between Ramadan dates and gestation, creating seven exclusive categories. We used proportional hazards regression with difference-in-differences to estimate the association between Ramadan exposure at different gestational ages and under-five mortality. Under-five mortality was 32 deaths per 1,000 child-years. Under-five mortality among Muslims was 15% higher than among non-Muslims (P < 0.001). In the difference-in-differences analysis, Ramadan occurrence during conception, first, or second trimester was associated with higher under-five mortality rates, only among Muslims. The mortality rates of children born to Muslim mothers were 33%, 29% and 22% higher when Ramadan occurred during conception, first and second trimester, respectively, than among children of non-Muslim mothers born at the same time (P = 0.01, P < 0.001 and P = 0.007). Having a Muslim mother was not associated with mortality when not exposed to Ramadan, born during Ramadan or exposed during the third trimester. Observance of Ramadan during early pregnancy can have detrimental consequences for the future health of the unborn child.
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Image analyzer for stereoscopic camera rig alignment
The paper presents a versatile solution facilitating calibration of stereoscopic camera rigs for 3D cinematography and machine vision. Manual calibration of the rig and the camera can easily take several hours. The proposed device eases this process by providing the camera operator with several predefined analyses of the images from the cameras. The Image Analyzer is a compact stand-alone device designed for portable 19″ racks. Almost all video processing is performed on a modern Xilinx FPGA. It is supported by an ARM computer which provides control and video streaming over the Ethernet. The article presents its hardware, firmware and software architectures. The main focus is put on the image processing system implemented in the FPGA.
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The Epidemiology, Evolution, and Treatment of KPC-Producing Organisms
Purpose of Review
The purpose of this review is to investigate the evolution and epidemiology of Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase (KPC)-producing organisms and the current and future treatment options for infections caused by KPC-producing isolates.
Recent Findings
The emergence of resistance in Enterobacteriaceae producing carbapenemases globally has increased the challenges in treating infections caused by these organisms. One of the prominent mechanisms of resistance is the production of KPC enzymes. Infections caused by organisms producing KPCs have limited treatment options and are associated with poor clinical outcomes. The rapid rise of KPC-producing organisms necessitated the use of drugs with pharmacokinetic and toxicity limitations, including polymyxins, tigecycline, fosfomycin, and aminoglycosides. The availability of new beta-lactamase inhibitor combinations that are effective against KPC-producing organisms represent an advance in safety and efficacy. Several agents are currently being studied that have activity against KPC-producing organisms and appear to represent promising additions to our armamentarium.
KPC-producing organisms cause infections with high morbidity and mortality. Limited treatment options are available, though new therapies have been developed. Pipeline agents are likely to have a place in therapy for the treatment of infections caused by KPC-producing isolates.
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Does the association of blood-derived growth factors to nanostructured carbonated hydroxyapatite contributes to the maxillary sinus floor elevation? A randomized clinical trial
The combination of calcium phosphate with blood-derived growth factors (BDGF) has been widely used in bone regeneration procedures although its benefits are still unclear. The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether or not BDGF improves the efficacy of a modified carbonated calcium phosphate biomaterial in sinus floor augmentation.
Ten patients underwent 20 sinus floor augmentation procedures using nanostructured carbonated hydroxyapatite (cHA) microspheres alone or associated with BDGF in a randomized controlled clinical trial. The in vitro release of growth factors was assessed by an elution assay. Bone grafts were randomly implanted in the right and left maxillary sinuses of each participant, associated either with a 0.9% saline solution or BDGF. Bone gain was evaluated through cone beam tomography after 180 days.
Nine women and one man composed the sample. The blood-derived concentrates were able to release high levels of growth factors and cytokines. A significant clinical advantage was observed in the use of the BDGF after fibrin polymerization around the biomaterial microspheres, optimizing the surgical procedures, thereby reducing the time and displacement, and improving the adaptation of the biomaterial in the maxillary sinus. No synergistic effect was observed in bone formation when cHA was associated with BDGF (p > 0.05).
Equivalent new bone formation was observed for cHA in the presence or absence of the BDGF concentrate in bilateral sinus floor elevation after 6 months. Blood-derived growth factors did not improve bone repair when associated with calcium phosphate in sinus lift procedures.
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Mobile Canning: What is It, and Why You Should be Using It (Beverage-Master).
The craft beer boom has given way to many industrious ideas over the years, all that support both the brewing industry and the local economy of the communities where they reside. As small brewery numbers continue to increase and the demand for canned craft beer thrives, many of these breweries are wondering how to meet the customer demand without having to get a bigger space. Enter, mobile canning.
Mobile canning came on the scene fast and solidified itself almost immediately. Catering to breweries of all sizes, there is now almost no where in the United States that isn't covered by one mobile canning company or another. What is mobile canning? Well, it's exactly what you think – mobile canning is the process by which a company comes into the brewery, cidery, or meadery, and sometimes winery, and sets up a temporary canning line, cans the product, and then leaves, alleviating any need for a separate space for a canning line, saving the brewery time, money, and space.
I'm sorry, but how cool is this?
Let's get this out of the way right away. The idea of mobile canning is freaking awesome. Someone comes to your brewery and cans up your beer for a day, maybe two, and then they pack up and leave and bam, now your beer is in cans and you can sell them to your heart's content.
Besides it being pretty fantastic, mobile canning is also practical. While canned beer isn't a new concept, it is relatively new in the craft brewing industry, meaning that for many brewers, they don't have a canning line installed in their brewery, and may not have the room for it without a costly expansion. Mobile canning provides a more convenient way to join the can revolution without the added cost.
The United States' first mobile canning company, The Can Van, started in the San Francisco Bay area in 2011. They found that while there was a booming local craft beer market, the high cost and low availability of space did not allow breweries the room to install a canning line, even though many breweries and locals were interested in canned local beer.
"We were seeing this growth of small scale craft beer and also being in the bay area, space is at a premium, and not a lot of local breweries were able to get their beer into cans. If they had any space, they'd be putting in tanks. A lot of bay area breweries also brew at various locations, they don't necessarily have their own brewery. It was just a need we saw in the market," said Lindsey Herrema, co-founder of The Can Van.
Without the need for a permanent canning line in your facility, you can use that space for more tanks or other equipment that will allow you to focus on making beer. Brewers who don't have their own facility are now able to can their beers as well as keg them, leading to a bigger market presence, and possible growth into their own facility.
"There are many benefits that makes what we do attractive to breweries, the most obvious of which is that they don't have to shell out $150k-plus for their own packaging line… our equipment is in and out of the way in a matter of hours. We often set up in spaces that couldn't have a packaging line there 24/7. Many breweries are built into historic buildings or in downtowns, and spaces are often at a premium. Finding space for a permanent, fixed packaging line would be tricky if not impossible. Instead, we wheel our equipment into a tight place, can a couple pallets of product for them to sell, and we're back out of the way hours later," said Andrew McLean, of Michigan Mobile Canning and Indiana Mobile Canning, which he co founded with partner Scott Richards.
"There are many advantages to using our service. The top 2 reasons are our experience of over 5 million cans filled and the cost savings versus buying you own canning system and all that goes with it. Initial entry into canning could cost a brewery $250,000 or more before the first cans are filled. With mobile canning there is no capital outlay, no dedicated floor space, no operational training, no maintenance, no large truckloads of cans. We accommodate small production volumes and offer non-packaging and hand-packaging breweries access to a broader market and increased revenue," said Mike Horn, founder of Old Dominion Mobile Canning in Ashland, Virginia.
Canning doesn't need to be done every day, so breweries are able to schedule their canning days whenever they think it will be best. For some breweries this may be twice a week, and for others, it may be as little as once a quarter. It all depends on how much product the brewery makes and how often the brewery wants to present it in cans.
"We have some customers that we do two days a week, and we have some customers that we go to on a quarterly basis. It really varies on the amount of product that they need to get out on the market. Which is also why people love mobile canning.
They can increase there orders, they can decrease there orders, kind of as the market fluctuates, they can follow that market without having all of these costs that they have regardless of how much they're producing," said Herrema.
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One Cheer For Ruth Bader Ginsburg?
It's not often an organization like ours, the "Culture of Life Foundation," has occasion to say something like this, but. . . Thank Heaven for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She has done us all an invaluable service and, in the process, has reminded all of us who support "life" precisely why we fight the fights we do and what they ultimately mean.
I think on the issue of choice, one of the reasons, to be frank, that there's not so much pro-choice activity is that young women, including my daughter and my granddaughter, have grown up in a world where they know if they need an abortion, they can get it. Not that either one of them has had one, but it's comforting to know if they need it, they can get it.
The impact of all these restrictions is on poor women, because women who have means, if their state doesn't provide access, another state does. I think that the country will wake up and see that it can never go back to [abortions just] for women who can afford to travel to a neighboring state. . .
This is, to put it mildly, a bold and shockingly frank statement. It makes no sense, Ginsburg said, to restrict abortion, because the impact of these restrictions hit the poor hardest, which is to say that they ensure more poor babies and thus increase the population of these least desirables relative to the rest of the population.
Over the next few weeks, and then again over the following 24 months leading up to the 2016 presidential election, we will all be subjected to a great deal of rhetorical scolding about "women's health," the "war on women," and countless other euphemisms used to distract voters from the horror of abortion. This is unfortunate, not just from a moral perspective but from a cultural perspective as well. We suspect – though would admittedly be hard-pressed to prove – that the vast majority of voters born after Roe v. Wade have no idea that abortion is, was, and ever shall be first and foremost a means of population control and "undesirable" population control specifically. The rhetoric supporting the notion that abortion is about choice, freedom, liberation, and, more recently, health, has been pervasive over the last four decades. In the mainstream press, in entertainment, in education – in most of the major cultural institutions, in short – this idea of abortion being exclusively linked to the well-being of women has gone largely unchallenged. To reprise Ron Weddington's axiom, that which was once only whispered, has been almost entirely eliminated from the public consciousness.
All of which brings us to our appreciation for Justice Ginsburg. Not only did she speak openly to Elle magazine, she spoke candidly, which is to say that she spoke the truth that most of her fellow abortion advocates would prefer never be spoken again. She conceded that abortion is not the joyous celebration of liberty that our culture insists it is. And for that, we are exceptionally grateful.
Now we can only hope that the voters will hear what she said and acknowledge the truth that our "national policy" is a horror show.


Ahmet Sik 12 April 2017, OdaTV trial.
Turkish investigative journalist Ahmet Sik attended the last hearing of the OdaTV trial today.
He has been in jail for four months in another case. This trial should take place in the next ten days.
Today in Caglayan Courthouse, after a couple of hours of deliberations, the judge asked for the last words of 13 defendants.
"If I said what I am really thinking, it would be the subject of another court case. I am referring to the judiciary who wrote my new indictment. This courthouse has become a symbol of the graveyard of justice. The gravediggers are the judges and prosecutors themselves. At the entrance of this courthouse, you can see the statues of Lady Justice. She is holding scales. Supposedly, these scales are the symbol for justice.
"But it is a fact that the scales don't weigh anything for those looking for justice in this graveyard.
After Ahmet's words, the judge asked for a recess.
On his return, the judge ruled to acquit all 13 defendants in the OdaTV case.
The case has first started in 2011 when Ahmet and his colleagues were detained for a year, accused of being members of a clandestine terrorist organisation, which was later found out to be fictional.
Turkey currently imprisons almost half of all detained journalists worldwide. At least 134 journalist are currently in jail in Turkey, all of them under anti-state charges.


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So, I crocheted a pair of baby booties for Ariel this month. Angel saw me doing it, got fascinated and even picked up the hook and yarn to try to make her very own version. Which, obviously, didn't work out.
Then, she started to ask me who the booties were meant for and I said "Meimei". I asked her if she also wanted the booties, she said "No, they are too small, Mama." Something about it tugged at my heart and I realised that it was not really fair to the big sister that I spent hours and hours working on this present for the little one and yet had nothing to give to her. Ok, I do give her my love and time, but I just didn't want to make her feel left out or that Mummy was being biased.
Thus, we made a trip to Daiso and I asked her to pick out her favourite buttons so that I could make her a really simple gift - Crocheted hair pins.
I learnt to crochet these flowers from this video tutorial and the great thing is these flowers can be embellished onto hair clips, beanies, sweaters, shawls, cushions, booties and so on. I have to say this was pretty easy to follow and I made the two hair pins within half an hour. *phew* After the flower was done, I sewed the button onto the middle of it.
Next, I simply turned it over, wrapped the loose ends around the top part of the pin and secured them by tying. This was probably not the smartest way to do it but it sufficed for me. Another option would be using hot glue.
Yay! Angel, LOOK, you have presents too!
You know what, she was thrilled beyond words and wanted to put them on immediately. It actually didn't matter to her how much time or how much effort I spent on making it, as long as it was a gift from me to her. That's what we love about kids, right? It's what all of us should be even as we grow up, to learn to see the happy things and be easily contented in life.
Yes, you are beautiful, my dear Angel. Like the buttons you chose, you will always be the apple of my eye and Mummy loves you so much.
Thanks much, Pamela! =) Oh yeah, that's what I love about kids!
So sweet! Kids are really no frills when it comes to presents so long it makes them happy!
Hahaha! I'm here to join your party!


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La place de la Fontaine-aux-Lions est une voie située dans le quartier du Pont-de-Flandre du  de Paris en France.

Situation et accès
La place est desservie par la ligne 5 du métro par les lignes 75 et 151 du réseau de bus RATP.

Origine du nom
Elle doit son nom à la fontaine, dite fontaine du Château d'eau de Pierre-Simon Girard, qui s'y trouve.

Historique
La place, créée vers 1860 lors de l'ouverture des abattoirs de la Villette, prend sa dénomination actuelle par un décret municipal du , au sein du nouveau parc de la Villette.

Bâtiments remarquables et lieux de mémoire
 La place est bordée par la Cité de la musique, le pavillon Janvier, la grande halle de la Villette, le théâtre Paris-Villette et le Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris.
 La fontaine aux lions de Nubie, qui servait d'abreuvoir pour le bétail mené aux abattoirs de La Villette, est installée sur cette place en 1867 et déplacée depuis la place de La République où elle était élevée devant le diorama de Louis Daguerre.

Liens

 Fontaine du Château d'Eau (Pierre Simon Girard)
 Fontaine du Château d'Eau (Gabriel Davioud)
 Place de la République (Paris)
 Pierre Simon Girard
 Gabriel Davioud

Notes et références

Fontaine-aux-Lions

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Kansas City Baseball Vault: On Former Royals, David Glass and Nerding Out
By Michael Engel
With the season over, we decided it was a good time to wonder about the Royals front office, focusing on the way David Glass runs the team, and the difference between running a team to win and running a team as a business.
Of course, Glass has said he's willing to pay up to upgrade the starting rotation, so with that in mind, we bounced ideas around as to who the Royals may target, what kind of trades may be necessary, and also took inventory of the Royals pitching prospects just in case any of those could be contributors (or at least to guess at the timetable for when they might be).
Finally, we delved into pure baseball nerddom while discussing our experiments as GM of the Royals on the baseball simulation game Out of the Park Baseball, our sponsor for the month of October.
Download the full mp3 here or listen in the embedded player above.
The Kansas City Baseball Vault is a live podcast every Saturday at 11 a.m. that covers the Royals, their minor league affiliates and other aspects of baseball in Kansas City.
You can catch up on old episodes of the Kansas City Baseball Vault here on Kings of Kauffman. Episodes of the Royalman Report are available on the site as well.
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Home » filmnews » Lyca Productions to bankroll a straight Telugu film with Aishwaryaa R Dhanush as director
Lyca Productions to bankroll a straight Telugu film with Aishwaryaa R Dhanush as director
It's well-known that the prestigious production house Lyca Productions has bankrolled India's most expensive film, '2.0', with Rajinikanth and Akshay Kumar in the past. It has also been bankrolling a number of other important movies. Lyca is all set to debut in Bollywood with Akshay Kumar's 'Ram Setu', besides bankrolling 'Good Luck Jerry' with director Aanand L Rai and actress Jahnvi Kapoor. The banner has been busy producing promising movies in both Tamil and Hindi. And now, Lyca is all set to make a Tollywood debut with a film to be directed by Aishwaryaa R Dhanush.
Producers SubasKaran and Mahaveer Jain are jointly producing this venture under the direction of Aishwaryaa, who is Superstar Rajinikanth's daughter and actor Dhanush's wife. She debuted as a director with Dhanush's '3' years ago. The movie was released in Telugu as well. She then went on to direct the highly-acclaimed 'Vai Raja Vai', a bi-lingual thriller. Her third film as a director will now be made in Telugu and it aims to cater to a pan-Indian audience.
Speaking on the occasion of the project's announcement, Aishwaryaa said, "I am so excited to direct this film and with Lyca backing this project, our collective endeavour will be to bring a much-needed, family entertainer for our pan-India audiences."
Aashish Singh, CEO Lyca Productions, said, "We are thrilled to have Aishwaryaa on board to direct our first Telugu production. We are confident that this film will captivate and entertain audiences across the country."
Details of the rest of the cast and crew will be announced soon


ScholarWorks @ UVM - UVM Student Research Conference: Are There Differences in Adult Perceptions in Spanish vs. English Speaking Cultures Towards Those with Craniofacial Differences?
Are There Differences in Adult Perceptions in Spanish vs. English Speaking Cultures Towards Those with Craniofacial Differences?
The stigma surrounding those with a craniofacial difference has been well documented among the countries/cultures in the eastern hemisphere. However, cultures within the western hemisphere such as the United States have not readily addressed the social concerns of people with facial differences from various cultural backgrounds. This study investigated the possibility of differing perceptions and attitudes of typical adults in Spanish versus English speaking cultures towards those with a craniofacial difference. In the teenage and young adult populations, beauty is important and the possibility of bullying and teasing due to not looking like everyone else can affect an adolescent's emotional growth. Two surveys were taken and combined into one survey which rated a picture of an individual with a craniofacial difference from 1 to 6 (1 being strongly disagree to 6 being strongly agree) on different favorable and unfavorable traits. The pool of participants recruited came from the University of Vermont undergraduate and graduate student population. Based on the first wave of data, the difference between Spanish and English speakers was not found to be statistically significant or there was not a big enough difference between the two populations for it to have had a larger affect. From here the research looked into the possible differences in socioeconomic status and native home as possible alternative reasoning for differing attitudes. Ultimately, this research opens up the conversation for stigmatizing behaviors towards those with craniofacial differences and possible ways to change them.


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'It could be Wembley Stadium': Conor McGregor's rematch with Khabib Nurmagomedov could be in front of 90,000 fans in London, according to UFC supremo Dana White
'In the last 35 to 40 minutes, we were the better side': Nemanja Matic insists Manchester United outperformed Liverpool during defeat at Anfield
AVB's revolution continues with Spurs technical director
By Andrew Warshaw for MailOnline
Published: 16:29 EST, 22 September 2012 | Updated: 16:29 EST, 22 September 2012
Andre Villas-Boas is stepping up his Tottenham revolution with the imminent arrival of a Continental-style technical director as the old Harry Redknapp regime is dismantled.
Spurs recently moved into a new £45million training ground and Villas-Boas, having already changed playing staff, is on the verge of adding a senior figure to his backroom team.
All change: Andre Villas-Boas
Villas-Boas worked with a technical director at Academica and Porto and is keen to apply the same strategy at Spurs where the whole modus operandi has changed in weeks. He said: 'The structures that surround the club are dependent on the chairman but I'd certainly promote. There are ongoing discussions.'
After getting their season up and running at Reading, Spurs played well in the goalless draw against Lazio in the Europa League and Villas-Boas is hoping for a win against QPR.
'The Reading game gave us a great boost in confidence but it's time to do the job in front of our home fans,' he said.
Villas-Boas, sacked by Chelsea six months ago, says not too much should be read into early-season form, adding: 'The top sides have all dropped points.
'Most are looking for a pattern and style based on the changes they've made. QPR are a bit like us. They've made a lot of outstanding signings but it takes time for everyone to get acquainted. We are trying to evolve from game to game until the players know each better.'
The one constant is that Gareth Bale will maintain the role which suits him. Fans vented their frustration at Bale being played out of position last season but that is now unlikely to happen.
'He feels more comfortable when he's out wide on the left,' said Villas-Boas. 'Certainly we want to get the best out of him because he's an enormous player for us.'
The manager also heaped praise on Moussa Dembele who was sublime against Lazio and seems to have filled the expensive shoes of Luca Modric. 'Moussa is showing his quality,' he said.
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Charles and Ray Eames revolutionized furniture production with their molded-plywood designs. Here, a worker readies a machine to press the wood veneer into its famous shape shape in 1978.
While technology keeps evolving, little has changed in the way the ELO is made since it was introduced in 1956. To ensure continuity of craftsmanship, new workers are paired with experienced mentors who pass down tips and techniques. The average maker has been working with the product for 10 years.
Even after 60 years, each piece is hand-assembled in the United States. That human touch makes sure each piece is thoughtfully put together, and that natural variations in the leather and wood are taken into account.
By the time it's ready to be shipped, the ELO has been worked on by many human hands, yet its impact on the environment is minimal. The company uses sustainably harvested wood and limits waste and energy use at every step of the process, and each piece is built to last for generations.
The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman is a favorite piece of midcentury design. And, like many furniture icons, this Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller design has been knocked off again and again.
Staunch modernists may always stand up for the real deal, but others are tempted to question how its premium price can be justified when a reproduction can be found at a fraction of the cost. Beyond issues of intellectual property, it turns out there are plenty of reasons authenticity matters, ranging from safety to sustainability. Here, we take a look at another thing that sets these pieces apart: the craftmanship behind each and every chair Herman Miller makes in their western Michigan factory.
To learn more about authenticity, join us at Dwell on Design New York, where Ben Watson, executive creative director of Herman Miller, will be joined by Dahlia Latif, president of the Soho Design District, and Paolo Cravedi of Be Original to discuss The Real Cost of Rip-Offs on Friday, October 2, from 2:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.
Dwell on Design New York, which takes place at Skylight Clarkson Sq from Oct. 2-4, will feature three days of stimulating discussions with industry leaders.
Get your tickets now to join us for the show. For a full list of panelists, see this page of Dwell on Design New York's website.


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VCU edges Drexel, avoids Selection Sunday drama this year
By Tess QuinlanMar 5, 2012, 9:16 PM EST
College hoops powerhouses, beware: VCU's back in the Big Dance. And there's no debate about it this year.
The Rams held off Drexel 59-56 in the CAA tournament final Monday night, clinching the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament and avoiding any drama on Selection Sunday. Last year, the Rams were one of the last teams given an at-large bid and played in the First Four before making an historic run to the Final Four.
"It's great," senior Bradford Burgess said. "Last year those six days after the championship were pretty rough for us not knowing what we were going to do. Now we can sit back and chill and relax and watch some basketball."
Not that the CAA final didn't have some drama.
VCU (28-6) used its pressure defense to make a 23-10 run over the final 10 minutes of the first half for a 16-point lead at the break. But Drexel (27-6), the CAA's regular-season champs, slowly crept back into the game thanks to better ball-handling, some better shooting (star Damion Lee scored 15 of his 20 points in the second half) and some missed VCU free throws in the final minutes.
The Dragons cut it into a one-possession game, but VCU junior guard Troy Daniels hit two free throws with 11.9 seconds remaining, forcing them to try a 3-pointer for the tie. It missed, VCU batted around the loose ball and that was it.
Daniels finished with 11, while Darius Theus had a career-high 16 points and five steals.
The Rams have now won 17 of their 18 games and epitomize the word "hot" as the tournament rolls around. Their defense – no team forces turnovers at a higher rate – ensures they'll be a handful no matter which team draws them to start.
And if a team avoids VCU, the Dragons won't be any easier. Provided the NCAA seeding committee makes the correct call and places Drexel in the 68-team field, it's a team capable of making the Sweet 16.
After all, this is a team that hadn't lost since Jan. 2, a school-record run of 19 consecutive wins. It'd played a relatively soft schedule, but its on-court performance makes it worthy of inclusion. If the committee does so, it'll certainly be the right move. CAA teams have shown as much in the past.
But don't just take my word for it. Ask VCU coach Shaka Smart. He knows a thing or two about who belongs in.
"There's no doubt that they're an NCAA tournament team," he said.
You also can follow me on Twitter @MikeMillerNBC


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Buckner leadership assess Beaumont facilities after positive preliminary reports
The Buckner Children and Family Services campus and Calder Woods senior living community in Beaumont, Texas, appeared to weather Hurricane Laura without suffering any exterior damages and maintaining electricity, according to preliminary assessments.
Buckner Retirement Services and BCFS leadership will conduct a thorough investigation of both campuses to assess the interior conditions and how soon displaced children and senior adults may begin to return.
Hurricane Laura made landfall east of the Beaumont-area at approximately 1 a.m. Thursday. According to the National Weather Service, it was a Category 4 hurricane when first passing over southeast Louisiana.
Ventana by Buckner® culinary staff prepare an additional 100 meals for displaced Huricane Laura residents from Calder Woods. Approximately 50 meals were for Calder Woods residents and another 50 meals for Calder Woods associates and their families who were evacuated to Ventana in Dallas.
Jefferson County was largely spared with 75 mph the highest reported wind speed in the county overnight, according to the Beaumont Enterprise. As a result, Jefferson County Judge Jeff Branick signed an order lifting the evacuation order for Beaumont and surrounding areas within the county, effective at 10 a.m. Thursday.
Evacuation protocols are still in place for the Buckner children, families and senior adults transported out of the area by Buckner staff on Tuesday as leadership conduct their assessments.
If Calder Woods is deemed to be in safe operating condition, then the goal is for residents to begin returning over the weekend, said Buckner Retirement Services Vice President Brian Robbins.
"I am driving out to Calder Woods to assess the condition of the community firsthand, but as of right now, it seems like God looked out for our buildings, and we are very blessed," Robbins said. "We are currently in communications with all of our associates, residents and their emergency contacts to work out the logistics of returning to the community. If everything looks good, then our associates will report to work on Friday to make sure Calder Woods is ready to receive our evacuated health care residents over the weekend. Once all the health care residents are settled in, then we will be in touch with our independent living residents who evacuated on their own or with family so they too can return to their apartments."
Preliminary assessments of Calder Woods and Buckner Family and Children Services campus in Beaumont, Texas, after Hurricane Laura made landfall appeared to be without suffering any exterior damages and maintaining electricity.
Samela Macon, vice president of Buckner Children and Family Services, said BCFS leadership will continue meeting every morning to evaluate their plans.
"As of right now, we expect our children, staff and families who evacuated to Camp Buckner will be able to return this weekend, pending our full review of the Beaumont campus," she said. "Our Beaumont and Camp Buckner staff have done an amazing job caring for the kids and giving them an impromptu camp experience in the middle of a hurricane and pandemic, all the while continuing to mitigate risks associated with the virus."
Jefferson County and City of Beaumont employees began work Thursday morning to repair downed power lines and remove debris and fallen trees in order for the hundreds of thousands of Southeast Texas evacuees to return safely.
See how you can provide urgent relief to the most vulnerable impacted by Hurricane Laura.


GFR (glomerular filtration rate) is an important indicator to reflect renal function. For Kidney Disease and Kidney Failure patients, they are suffer from painful symptoms due to decreased glomerular filtration rate. To relieve the symptoms, we should mange to find new treatment to rebuild GFR levels naturally.
In Beijing Tongshantang Hospital, China, we do own a series of advanced and characterized kidney disease treatments. If you or your beloved ones are suffering from kidney disease but do not have better treatment, you might as well share the passage with them and try the treatment. More treatment process, you can contact us: renal-disease@hotmail.com or leave a massage below.
It is an important part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) which has numerous functions. As we all know, there are many acupoints in our feet. The acupoints are important for regulating our body disorders. The treatment decocts medicines and put them into basin. Then, let patients put their feet in the basin and soak. During the period of soaking, the active ingredients in foot bath can help warm meridians and expel cold as well as invigorate blood and dredge collaterals.
It is an innovation from traditional Chinese medicine which are applied externally. During the process, patients just need to lie in the bed and then under help of osmosis device, the active ingredients can permeate into kidney lesion directly. After a period of treatment, patients will feel comfortable. What's more, it has functions of promoting blood circulation, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation and degrading extracellular matrix. The treatment not only repair kidney damage but also can protect renal function.
The therapy is a comprehensive and systemic treatment which is a perfect combination of traditional Chinese medicine, western medicines and numerous technologies of blood purification. And the treatment aims at strengthening immune system and cleaning the blood as well as repairing damaged kidney cells and tissues. In the condition, kidney function can be improved along with the improvement of glomerular filtration rate.


On Saturday 14th March seven girls headed off to The Sennocke Centre at Sevenoaks School. The pairings were Lauren and Venetia, Telia and Lily, Kitty and Eva and Lucinda and a Walthamstow Hall girl (Lily) paired up to create a team called Wallyville. Telia and Lily reached the semi-finals but were knocked out by Wallyville. Kitty and Eva also reached the semi-finals but lost to Lauren and Venetia. Lauren and Venetia reached the finals but had an unfortunate loss against Wallyville. Lauren and Venetia won the trophy and the gold medals because a mixed team could not win them so Wallyville were presented with an Easter egg each. Telia and Lily won the place for 3rd but received the silver medals and Kitty and Eva came 4th. The girls all had an amazing time and are all happy with their results.


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Q: VBA: not all Outlook Emails show up I wrote a small piece of code, that checks an additional inbox (besides my main-adress in Outlook) for E-Mails.
The problem shows up, when using the code on a pc, where only the additional inbox is added to outlook (as the main inbox). Obviously, the code can't retrieve all Emails, only the older ones. That's awkward, because the path to the subfolders and even the emails seem to be found, but not the newer ones. I can see them in Outlook with no problem.
Does anyone have an idea, why this is happening? As I told, the same code works with no problem on a PC with an Outlook-Installation, with another main-inbox and the inbox that needs to be checked as additional one.
That's the code I use to access Outlook and the Emails:
Dim objFolder As Outlook.Folder
Dim objOL As Outlook.Application
Set objOL = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set objFolder = objOL.GetNamespace("MAPI").Folders.Item("test@test.de").Folders.Item("Posteingang").Folders.Item("Subfolder-Name").Folders.Item("Subfolder-Name-2")
With objFolder.Items(1)
...

A: I had this same issue: in my case the emails were in microsoft exchange but were not downloaded to the local outlook.
If you can refresh the outlook it should resolve the problem

A: Why are you always retrieving the first item in the Items collection? Would you not want to loop through the items?
set objItems = objFolder.Items
objItems.Sort "[ReceivedTime]"
'now objItems is sorted

A: I have found that changing the cache mode setting in Outlook helps with this problem of emails being in Microsoft Exchange not being accessed thru Excel VBA, especially Step (3) below.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/turn-on-cached-exchange-mode-7885af08-9a60-4ec3-850a-e221c1ed0c1c

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*Click File > Account Settings > Account Settings.

*Click the Exchange or Microsoft 365, and then click Change.

*Under Offline Settings, check Use Cached Exchange Mode.
(If you're a Microsoft 365 subscriber with semi-annual updates, under Offline Settings, check Use Cached Exchange Mode to download email to an Outlook data file.

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The Center for Sepsis Control & Care (CSCC) is one of eight Integrated Research and Treatment Centers funded by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, BMBF). The CSCC is an institution at the Jena University Hospital (JUH) and addresses sepsis research covering all aspects of the disease and its sequelae. Topics include risk assessment, prevention, and acute care as well as long-term sequelae and rehabilitation.
The CSCC strives to
Reduce the burden of sepsis by improving diagnostics and treatment
Develop attractive career prospects in clinical research, and
Establish an optimal environment for excellent clinical research.
The speakers and further board members are elected for a two-years period.
Several institutes contribute their expertise to the Center for Sepsis Control & Care.
Internal and external scientific advisory boards evaluate planned projects and research output.
Modular structure of the center
The Center for Sepsis Control and Care is organized in modules. The central module Research and Health Care bundles all scientific projects and clinical trials.
Training and career development are imbedded in the center's research activities. Young scientists are integrated in translational and clinical research as early as possible. Besides, the CSCC offers MD and PhD students structured supervision and a range of courses comprising scientific core competences as well as interdisciplinary and "soft" skills.
Important research infrastructure is bundled in the module Core Units. In this module, sustainable platforms providing central methods are established and further developed. With their essential facilities and expertise, the core units support the CSCC's scientific projects.
The Management coordinates the other modules' activities and assures smooth administrative processes. Quality management and public relations activities are also part of the CSCC managing office's duties.
Organizational chart of the Center for Sepsis Control and Care. (1) The General Assembly elects and reviews the Board, whereas (2) the Board reports to the General Assembly. Further, the General Assembly (3) appoints the Managing Director and (4) elects the Internal Review Board (IRB). (5) The Managing Office manages and supports Research Groups and Projects. (6) The latter are reviewed by the IRB. (7) Representatives of Central Units, Core Units, and the Research Training Group as well as CSCC scientists constitute the General Assembly. (8) The Hospital Board appoints the CSCC Board of Directors. (9) Finally, Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) as well as BMBF/DLR evaluate and advise the CSCC.
Governance and structure of the CSCC
The Integrated Research and Treatment Center Center for Sepsis Control and Care is an institution at the Jena University Hospital. It is controlled by a Board of Directors, whose three Speakers are also the Scientific Directors of the CSCC. The Managing Director heads the managing office and is responsible for administrative tasks in project and finance management as well as PR.
Research groups and scientists in the CSCC work on independent projects and closely collaborate with groups at the Jena University Hospital, the Friedrich Schiller University Jena and the local Leibniz Institutes. All scientists working in CSCC projects and representatives of participating institutions are members of the General Assembly, which decides on issues of general interest.
The internal and external advisory boards review new projects. The external scientific advisory board is the approved supervisory committee. Consisting of internationally renowned scientists in sepsis research, the committee consults the CSCC board regarding all scientific and structural issues.
Every 3rd heartbeat someone dies of sepsis. In the developing world, sepsis accounts for 60-80% of lost lives in childhood. Those who survive, adults and children, often struggle with life. We support the goal to reduce sepsis incidence by 20% by 2020.
Join and sign the World Sepsis Declaration!
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Everything you need to know about the 2019 Experimental Economics programme is in the dedicated brochure. Overview, Professors and schedule are also available below.
The objective of the Experimental Economics program is to offer young scholars a crash course in empirical methods aimed at understanding economic behavior : how to design, implement and analyze an experiment so to answer a research question. The summer school is methodological in nature, although typical results from behavioral economics will be introduced as examples and illustrations on how protocols are designed to overcome observation/measurement/identification issues. Participants will be trained in the aim of being able to soundly rely on experiments in their future research projects.
The program is divided in four parts : a series of general lectures on experimental methodology, a series of specialized classes on specific methodological topics and workshop sessions where participants present and refine their experimental projects, with feedback from the school's speakers.
2.15 pm - 4.15 pm Béatrice Boulu-Reshef, How to write experimental instructions ?


Pamela Coleman-Smith's artful rendition of an "innocent Fool" archetype (Rider-Waite deck) is often used to represent Tarot in general. Early classical versions of the Fool card, however, portray quite a different character — a person driven by base needs and urges, who has fallen into a state of poverty and deprivation.
In some instances, he is made out to be a carnival entertainer or a huckster. In others, he is portrayed as decrepit and vulnerable — as the cumulative result of his delusions and failures. Not until the 20th century do you see the popular Rider-Waite image of the Fool arise — that of an innocent Soul before its Fall into Matter, as yet untainted by contact with society and all its ills.
Modern decks usually borrow from the Rider-Waite imagery. Most Fool cards copy the bucolic mountainside scene, the butterfly, the potential misplaced step that will send the Fool tumbling into the unknown. Don't forget, however, that the earlier versions of this card represented already-fallen humanity, over-identified with the material plane of existence, and beginning a pilgrimage towards self-knowledge, and eventually, wisdom. The Fool reminds us to recognize the path of personal development within ourselves — and the stage upon that path where we find ourselves — in order to energize our movement toward deeper self-realization.
Posted on March 2, 2014 by ladyoftheabyssPosted in Articles, Daily Posts, TarotTagged Cartomancy, Coleman-Smith, Divination, Fool, Pamela Colman Smith, Religion and Spirituality, Rider-Waite, Rider-Waite deck, Rider-Waite tarot deck, Tarot, The Fool.


3 days 4 nights 5 * All inclusive Hotel , Domestic flight all city of Turkey to Antalya. Sight seening & hisctorical places visit.
Our first day begins with pick-up from your hotel in time round 09:30 am.On arrival for a guided walking tour of Kaleici, Antalya's atmospheric Old Town. Follow your guide around the maze of cobbled lanes, stopping to browse the many handicrafts and souvenir shops, then marvel at Antalya's Roman, Byzantine, and Seljuq monuments as you pass Hadrian's Gate, the Bramn Tower, and the Yivli minare Mosque. After taking in the views over Antalya Harbor and the Mediterranean coast, enjoy some free time to browse the shops and purchase souvenirs. After re-fueling with some traditional Turkish cuisine at a local restaurant (lunch included), we stop at the magnificent Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall to take photos and admire the dramatic falls. Your tour ends with drop-off at your hotel.
Second day round 09:30 am we pick you from your hotel for Antalya Aquarium where we'll have free time to explore the impressive oceanarium which is one of the largest in Europe.Antalya Aquarium is the world's longest tunnel aquarium and four themed aquariums, where you can come face-to-face with sharks, lionfish, giant moray, and horseshoe crab, as well as a large variety of exotic fish.After aquarium we drive west side of the city to climp up to Tünektepe Mountain by cable car.When we reach to the top we have oppurtunity to see the great view of mediterranean sea and city sight and also to have lunch with this view.After lunch we turn back to our hotels.
After picking up our guests from their hotel we drive to Perge Ancient City, one of the largest ancient cities in the Pamphylia region. Perge was the capital of Pamphylia. The Roman Baths, the Agora, Colonaded Street, Nympharium and the stadium are all on the visit.After Perge we will continue to visit The Kursunlu Waterfall which is on one of the tributaries of the Aksu River and its situation in the midst of a pine forest is of quite exceptional beauty. The countryside around the water forms a lovely picnic and pleasure spot. Our next stop is Duden Waterfalls where we will have our lunch. The Duden Waterfalls formed by the Duden River (one of the major rivers in southern Anatolia), is located 12 km north-east of Antalya; which ends where the limpid waters of the Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall drop off a rocky cliff directly into the Mediterranean Sea in a dazzling show.Departure to Antalya airport .


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Black Lives Matter—June 2020
Unfinished History
Billboard altered on corner of Bryant and 24th Streets in the Mission.
Photo: Chris Carlsson
Art exploded across the Bay Area on boarded up shops and restaurants. This mural was painted at Fell and Divisadero.
On the walls...
Weirdly, even the Giants stadium scoreboard began blasting the message to a Covid-19 empty stadium.
As protests erupted across the U.S. in the wake of the police murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, San Francisco also hit the streets. This video captures but a tiny fraction of the enormous outpouring of anger and protest that spilled across the City and the Bay Area more broadly. Here is footage of the June 3 protest organized by high school students at Mission High School, followed by June 5's George Floyd Memorial Ride done in Critical Mass style, and finally on June 10 thousands of skateboarders gathered on Twin Peaks to "Bomb Hills 4 Black Lives" and this footage was captured at Market and 15th Streets as they poured by... Check out the chant of "Quit Your Job" as the protesters surround the Mission Police Station...
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The following images are from the June 3, 2020 protest called by Mission High School students and attended by apx. 20,000 people.
Photos: Chris Carlsson
The next batch of photos is from the June 5 George Floyd Memorial Ride.
The ride halted at Castro and Market for a flurry of speeches and performances.
On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to Junipero Serra (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the Star-Spangled Banner. The slave-holding and -defending Key included a stanza supporting slavery in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874. once a slaveholder too.
The fallen Serra statue, June 19, 2020.
Photo: Veronica Solis
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Zhoushan Gong and Drum
Zhoushan Gong and Drum as a famous folk art, is quite expressive. The performance is mainly accompanied with the Chinese traditional instruments, such as gong, drum, cymbal, and suona, and supplemented by Sizhu, traditional stringed and woodwind instruments. It has distinct island cultural characteristics with magnificent acoustics, unchained melody and warm atmosphere.
In the past, it was usually performed in the weddings, funerals, temple fairs and other events such as sea-sacrifice ceremonies. It has been puit on stage since 1949.
In the 1950s, it was formally named "Zhoushan Gong and Drum" by professional musicians, winning the golden medal of the world folk music competition at the seventh World Youth and Students Festival.
On May 20, 2006, it was listed in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage with the approval of the State Council, whose major works include "a song for fishingboat's return fully loaded", "Donghai Fishing song" and "a song for fishermen's happiness".


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package io.cucumber.spring;

import io.cucumber.core.backend.ObjectFactory;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.config.BeanFactoryPostProcessor;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;
import org.springframework.test.context.ContextConfiguration;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;

import static io.cucumber.spring.CucumberTestContext.SCOPE_CUCUMBER_GLUE;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNotEquals;

class Issue1970 {

    @Test
    public void issue1970() {
        ObjectFactory factory = new SpringFactory();
        factory.addClass(GlueClass.class); // Add glue with Spring configuration
        factory.start();
        GlueClass instance = factory.getInstance(GlueClass.class);
        String response = instance.service.get();
        factory.stop();
        factory.start();
        GlueClass instance2 = factory.getInstance(GlueClass.class);
        String response2 = instance2.service.get();
        factory.stop();

        assertNotEquals(response, response2);
    }

    @CucumberContextConfiguration
    @ContextConfiguration(classes = TestApplicationConfiguration.class)
    public static class GlueClass {

        @Autowired
        ExampleService service;

    }

    @Configuration
    public static class TestApplicationConfiguration {

        @Bean
        public BeanFactoryPostProcessor beanFactoryPostProcessor() {
            return factory -> factory.registerScope(SCOPE_CUCUMBER_GLUE, new CucumberScenarioScope());
        }

        @Bean
        public ExampleService service(ScenarioScopedApi api) {
            return new ExampleService(api);
        }

        @Bean
        @ScenarioScope
        public ScenarioScopedApi api() {
            return new ScenarioScopedApi();
        }

    }

    public static class ExampleService {

        final ScenarioScopedApi api;

        public ExampleService(ScenarioScopedApi api) {
            this.api = api;
        }

        String get() {
            return "Api response: " + api.get();
        }
    }

    public static class ScenarioScopedApi {

        private static final AtomicInteger globalCounter = new AtomicInteger(0);
        private final int instanceId = globalCounter.getAndIncrement();

        public String get() {
            return "instance " + instanceId;
        }

    }

}

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Under Where? Ladies Shapewear girdle with control belt. The belt adds extra compression for your problem area. Hook eye front closure for convenience, Soft and stretchable material for an all day comfort fit. Color: Black.


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It's a wrap! City Pantry Challenge helps feed Birmingham
Teams were invited to see how many burritos they could roll in one minute.
Written by Ged Henderson Edited by Sarah Leonard
What better way of showing support for the less fortunate than a burrito rolling competition?
Well, that's exactly what the City Pantry Challenge tested a series of Birmingham office workers to do: 'Feed the team - feed the city.'
City Pantry, an office food delivery company, partnered with restaurant brand, Chilango and local homeless charity, Let's Feed Brum to bring the lunchtime challenge to life.
Let's Feed Brum has supported people throughout Birmingham in poverty and facing homelessness for many years.
After the success of the event, City Pantry and Chilango are now donating 20 meals every week for one year to help feed Birmingham's less fortunate and homeless.
A team from student accommodation firm, Student Roost in Birmingham, West Midlands rose to the challenge and declared themselves as the fastest burrito rollers in the area.
In fact, they 'wrapped up' the competition with an award-winning performance!
As a result of their speedy culinary efforts, the team received a special trophy and two weeks of free breakfast!
Team member Parveen Pal said: "We were so pleased to be involved. It was so much fun and it is great that this helps Let's Feed Brum."
Tara Tomes, co-founder and trustee of Let's Feed Brum, which supports and signposts services to the city's rough sleepers, said: "Let's Feed Brum's success is built on the kindness and support of local business.
"Each night, our volunteers serve up hot food and supplies - and help signpost relevant services - to people sleeping rough in the city.
"We can see anywhere between 100 to 200 people a night, from our base at Old Square and our walking teams, and being a 100 per cent volunteer organisation means that donations like this are crucial to us being able to help those who need it.
"A huge 'thank you' to everyone involved in the launch of what we hope is going to be an amazing relationship!"
To learn more about Let's Feed Brum, visit their website here.


On Friday we tweeted that we were on pace to have more than twenty projects successfully cross the finish line over the weekend. We were wrong — it ended up being 31.
Thirty-one projects reaching their goal within 72 hours of each other — amazing. We'd like to commend the creators for running such great campaigns. Kudos to them!