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Ecological Formulas / Cardiovascular Research
Ecological Formulas, also known as Ecological Formulas / Cardiovascular Research, has been making and distributing specialty nutritional supplements for more than 20 years. The vitamin and supplement manufacturer has been a leader in the nutraceuticals industry with monolaurin, Abdominal Lean, and others.
Ecological Formulas History
President Jonathan Rothschild began his career as a medical writer specializing in advances in treatment for cardiovascular disease. In 1982 he founded Ecological Formulas, a subsidiary of Cardiovascular Research that is located in Concord, California.
Ecological Formulas contributed to important studies of sleep medication, including a study of "phase shifting" to treat jet lag, sponsored by the National Institutes of Health, and a study of circadian rhythm in shift workers in the Journal of Sleep Research.
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Forensic Labs in Houston, NorthEastern Illinois will use STRmix™
The Houston Forensic Science Center (HFSC) and Northeastern Illinois Regional Crime Laboratory (NIRCL) are the latest U.S. forensic labs to announce plans to use STRmix™ to resolve DNA profiles in criminal investigations.
Developed in New Zealand and South Australia, STRmix™ is sophisticated forensic software that can be used to resolve mixed DNA profiles previously thought to be too complex to interpret.
HFSC examines and provides scientific analysis of evidence for the Houston Police Department (HPD). The Center manages HPD's Crime Laboratory and Crime Scene Unit, as well as parts of its Identification Division.
NIRCL provides forensic services to 57 member law enforcement agencies which govern and fund its operations. NIRCL provides accurate, objective, and timely forensic services for Chicago's suburbs and collar communities, serving an estimated population of approximately 1.6 million citizens.
With the addition of the two new forensic labs, a total of 48 U.S. labs now regularly use STRmix™. Other labs announcing plans to use STRmix™ in just the past year include the Nebraska State Patrol, the University of Nebraska Medical Center Human DNA Identification Laboratory, the Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory, Orange County (CA) Crime Laboratory, and Los Angeles Police Department Forensic Science Division.
Those labs join a national list of labs that includes the FBI and the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF). STRmix™ is also in various stages of installation, validation, and training in more than 60 other U.S. labs.
"Forensic labs are turning to STRmix™ because it has greatly improved their ability to produce usable DNA evidence in a wide range of criminal cases," says John Buckleton DSc, FRSNZ, Forensic Scientist at the New Zealand Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) and one of the developers of STRmix™.
According to Dr. Buckleton, agencies using STRmix™ are reporting an increase of interpretable DNA in gun cases from about 40% to more than 70%. STRmix™ is also proving to be highly effective in sexual assault cases.
"Given the considerable resources invested in both resources and staff time to clear Sexual Assault Kit backlogs, forensic labs are quickly recognizing that STRmix™ is producing a much better return on investment by delivering a significantly higher rate of interpretable results," Dr. Buckleton explains.
Since its introduction in 2012, STRmix™ has been used to interpret DNA evidence in more than 120,000 cases around the world. It has also been used successfully in numerous U.S. court cases, including 28 successful admissibility hearings.
A new version of STRmix™, STRmix™ v2.7, was introduced in September. STRmix™ v2.7 includes several new features in direct response to recommendations for improvements made by forensic labs to better address the on-the-job needs they regularly encounter. DBLR™, an application used with STRmix™, was also introduced earlier this year. DBLR™ allows users to undertake superfast database searches, visualise the value of their DNA mixture evidence and carry out mixture to mixture matches.
In addition, an updated STRmix™ Defense Access Policy gives defense legal teams even easier access to STRmix™ software. The updated Access Policy includes definitions of the extended items that can be provided under the policy, updated non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), and an abbreviated NDA for use in some specific circumstances.
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ORLANDO −Lamar Williams rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown and Bubba Fludd rushed for a touchdown and threw a touchdown pass as Okeechobee defeated Amherst County 30-20 at the ESPN Wide World Of Sports in Orlando Friday.
The win pushed Okeechobee to (2-0) for the first time in 20 years.
Bubba Fludd was offensive player and Jajuan Cherry defensive player of the game for Okeechobee. Marquis Cashwell was the defensive player and Jeru Page was offensive player of the game for Amherst County.
The victory was the first for Okeechobee against an out of state team in school history.
Amherst went on top early when Okeechobee fumbled a snap and the Lancers recovered at the 14 yard line. They took six plays to score the touchdown on a run by Jerry Page, who rushed for 179 yards and three scores in the game.
Okeechobee had tried an onside kick to start the game but the Lancers recovered at their 48. Jordan Woodfolk rushed 29 yards to give the Lancers a field goal try, but Hunter Berkey missed from 38 yards.
Okeechobee responded with a big kickoff return by Jajuan Cherry of 95 yards but the Brajmans missed the extra point.
Jacob Emmick recovered a fumble at the Lancer 23 yard line on the next series and the Brah,and took five plays to go on top. Tough runs inside by Williams and a key off side penalty on Ah,rest set up Fludd for a one yard QB sneak on third and goal to give Okeechobee a 13-7 lead.
Amherst responded with quick drive in the second quarter as Page escaped for a 51 yard score. The Lancers also got into the red zone earlier in the quarter but Cherry intercepted a pass in the end zone.
Okeechobee got their offense going in the third quarter as they drove 71 yards in five plays with up the. Idle runs by Williams. He was able to break lose for a 46 yard score to cap the drive.
Coach Branham presented Williams with the team plaque after the victory.
Amherst responded just two minutes later to tie the game at 20. They Drove 65 yards in just five plays keyed by a 42 yard run by Woodfolk.
Okeechobee drove 47 yards in nine plays and place kicker Jarrett Mills connected on a 34 yard field goal to make it 23-20. Okeechobee caught a break when the Lancers were flagged for pass interference on forth and six from the 37 yard line.
Okeechobee capped the scoring with a three play 81 yard drive in the fourth quarter. Fludd found City Colton Smith open on the sideline and his catch and run covered 61 yards. Two plays later Fludd found Zeke Matthews wide open behind the defense for a 30-20 lead.
Amherst drove downfield again but a 29 yard touchdown pass from lesson Turner to Malik Woodfolk was called back by a penalty.
The Lancers had four turnovers in the game.
Joseph Benjamin was lost to a leg injury in the final quarter. Arthur Woodruff ended the game with a QB sack and also forced two fumbles. Okeechobee had 168 yards rushing and 111 yards passing in the game. Clarence Henley had 76 yards rushing for the Lancers (0-2). Mills missed in a 52 yard field goal attempt. Deshon Wellington and Fludd had fumble recoveries for OHS.
Brahmans with tackles for loss included Fred Bradley, Emmick, and Juan Martinez. This week the Brahmans travel to Martin County (2-0).


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Peter Wechsler : Kleinteilig wächst die Welt zusammen : Bleistifzeichnungen, Tuschpinselarbeiten, Radierungen / Bernhard von Waldkirch ; mit Textbeiträgen von Vera Hausdorff, Marietta Mautner Markhof, Peter Wechsler, Heinz Widauer.
The Swiss artist Peter Wechsler (born 1951), who lives and works in Vienna, is one the most outstanding contemporary graphic artists. His landscape paintings, which are reminiscent of those of the Far East, are marked by a suggestive power. The artist creates spaces and structures which challenge the viewer's sensory perception. The opulent volume provides an overview of the artist's graphic oeuvre from the 1970s to the present day. Exhibition: Kunsthaus Zürich, Switzerland (11.11.2016-22.01.2017).
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Kunsthaus Zürich from 11 November 2016 to 22 January 2017.


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Q: Route thru 2 Access Points (APs) I have a network as follows:
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192.168.2.1
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192.168.2.2
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192.168.1.1
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So Box1 is connected to the main AP and Box2 is connected to Box1 (also an AP). Box 1 has 2 radios in it so one radio is configured as an AP and one is configured as a client. Box1's IP that the AP can see is 192.168.2.2. Box2 has an IP of 192.168.2.3. It's AP has an IP of 192.168.1.1. I use the command 'ip route add 192.168.2.3 via 192.168.1.1' so box 1 can see 192.168.2.1 (Main AP), itself 192.168.2.2 and Box 2 192.168.2.3. What route/iptables command can I give to see 192.168.2.3 from the main AP (192.168.2.1)?

A: As the comment of joeqwerty sais, it is not possible to fix that with routing / iptables itself because of the layers.
However, you might be able to solve your problem, if you create a VPN-Tunnel trough the devices i.e. with OpenVPN, because the layer 3 will be "encapsulated" this way. This would be no real solution but only a workaround.

A: I was able to do this by making sure my second interface had the proper netmasks.  Then I added a route in my AP to Box2.  I now can ping and access Box2 from the AP.

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 * Add support for the future deprecation for `cmake_force_xxx_compiler`
 * Enable float `printf` by default, add instructions to readme on how to
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## 1.1.0
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## 1.0.0
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## 0.1.4
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An official support for Pocket Cosmo is ended now.
because no user can upgrade it's OS oneself.
If you get it, you will install MP3 player and other softwares.
Sorry I can't send you these software because of copyright.
This answer is only helping that I can do for you.
I have bought a PocketCosmo from my friend from Japan, the machine only, no accessories.
I found there is only a few funtions on it, no word, no mp3, no game.
Today I found your website and found that you are an expertee on it. Could you help to provide some upgrade firmware to update my PocketCosmo?
I will be very happy to pay for it.
Most important of all, could you add the MP3 play function to it? I want it to be a MP3 play.
If you can add vedio decoder, such as *.avi etc, it will be a very very very good thing. I really appreciate your help.
I have no accessories too. Could you help me on this aspect?
Sorry for bothering you! Sorry for my poor Japanese!


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Contact Mark Udall to Release Full Torture Report Before Dec 31
Posted by rich on December 26, 2014 at 4:07pm
Mark Udall, the outgoing Democratic senator from Colorado, may be a lame duck, leaving office in less than a week. But his most important work in the Senate may still be before him. For the week he remains in office, he still sits on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. He worked on that committee's epic, 6,700-page, still-secret report, the "Committee Study of the CIA's Detention and Interrogation Program," otherwise known as the torture report. The intelligence committee has recently released a heavily redacted declassified executive summary of the report, in which new, gory details of the torture conducted during the Bush/Cheney administration have been made public for the first time.
Udall is angry about the U.S. torture program. He is angry about the heavy redaction of the executive summary, and the CIA and White House interference in the intelligence committee's oversight work. He wants the full report made available to the public. While it is still secret, Udall could release the classified document in its entirety. To understand how, it helps to go back to 1971, the release of the Pentagon Papers and a senator from Alaska named Mike Gravel.
The Pentagon Papers were a secret history of U.S. involvement in Vietnam, written on the orders of then-Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. Daniel Ellsberg, one of the analysts who worked on the project, leaked the Pentagon Papers to The New York Times. Ellsberg told me, "There were 7,000 pages of top-secret documents that demonstrated unconstitutional behavior by a succession of presidents, the violation of their oath and the violation of the oath of every one of their subordinates [including me] who had participated in that terrible, indecent fraud over the years in Vietnam, lying us into a hopeless war."
The New York Times published its first Pentagon Papers story on June 13, 1971. A federal court then ordered The New York Times to cease publication, so Ellsberg sought a sympathetic U.S. senator who could enter the Pentagon Papers into the Congressional Record. This would also make all the papers available to the public in their raw form, not just the excerpts selected by the Times and other papers. Ellsberg found Mike Gravel.
Gravel was opposed to the war in Vietnam. He had filibustered on the floor of the Senate to block the draft. Ellsberg had given a copy of the papers to Ben Bagdikian, an editor at The Washington Post, on the condition that he give a copy to Sen. Gravel. Bagdikian met Gravel at midnight and transferred the papers from the trunk of one car to another outside The Mayflower Hotel. In order to enter these classified documents into the Congressional Record, Gravel found a loophole, which he recalled to me recently on the "Democracy Now!" news hour:
"Since I was the chairman of the Subcommittee on Buildings and Grounds, I could convene that subcommittee based upon the precedence of the House Un-American Activities Committee calling meetings on the fly as they went around the country to entrap people to testify. We called a meeting. … By this time, it was 11:00-ish [p.m.]. And we were able to get a congressman from New York, [John G.] Dow, who came forward and testified. He wanted a federal building in his district. And I said that, 'Well, I can appreciate that, and I'd be happy to authorize building a federal building in your district, but we don't have the money. And the reason why we don't have the money is because we're squandering it in Southeast Asia, and let me read something about how we got into that mess.' And so I proceeded to read the Pentagon Papers." …
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2014/12/26/391865/us-sen-can-release-f...
Udall's contact page, where you can leave email messages is here:
http://www.markudall.senate.gov/?p=contact
His phone and fax#'s are:
This may be the last chance for getting some glasnost and perestroika in this country before it goes completely over the top genocidal WWIII fascistic based on the 9/11 fraud. Unless you plan to leave, now would be a good time to think of your kids' future.


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Havana Triathlon Cup to Kick Off November 24
With the participation of dozens of competitors from across the country, the first phase of the Cuba Triathlon Cup will start next November 24, near Havana's La Guayaba dam. The contest, which will start the 2013-2014 season, will include mainly youth level triathletes of both sexes, who seek to make up the national team towards the 2nd Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing 2014, Aurelio Romero,national commissioner, told the digital publication Jit. The main favorites to win the circuit are Victor Torres, Sunelis Sunset, Jorge Ezequiel, and Pedro Luis Gomez.
The major absences in this early season will be the stellars Michel Gonzalez, Lisandra Hernandez, Ana Leydis Arias, Leslie Amat, Conrado Martinez and Anyelo Sainz, who by that time will be in the Peruvian city of Trujillo to intervene in the 17th Bolivarian Games.
The national circuit will consist of nine scoring phases, and its completion is scheduled for mid next year.
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With a renewed focus on Africa as the continent of growth and opportunity, what is stopping the continent from developing? What are the obstacles to integration in Africa? What are the most pressing challenges? What should a research agenda for economic integration on the African continent include? What might be the most promising approaches and methods? How can scholarly research on regional integration have an impact on the real world of politics and development?
These are just some of the questions discussed in a conversation style format at the invitation-only event hosted by the Building Bridges programme at the University of Cape Town's Graduate School of Development Policy and Practice. The symposium provided a unique opportunity for academics and practitioners concerned about African economic integration to share their research and frankly ask: What is holding it up?
No formal papers were presented, but participants were requested to write a brief think piece (up to 1200 words) setting out what in their view are the most pressing issues when it comes to promoting successful economic integration in Africa and how these should best be addressed.
The experts' workshop took place over two days (Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd November 2014 ) in Cape Town, South Africa. Prof Thandika Mkandawire, Chair in African Development at the LSE delivered the keynote address at the opening reception dinner on Thursday 20th November.


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The following is an article about a drug that many of us thought would never be on the market again.
THALIDOMIDE (Synovir by Celegene)---An immunosuppresive agent.
Pharmacology: Thalidomide is being investigated for several conditions. It has received orphan drug status for the treatment of aphthous ulcers, clinical manifestations of mycobacterial infections and primary brain malignancies. It is also available under an open-label, expanded access protocol for cachexia. It is being investigated for soy-oral immune and inflammatory conditions including erythema nodosum leprosum (ENL),. prurigo nodularis. actinic prurigo, discoid lupus erythematosus, aphthous stomatitis, Bechet's syndrome, graft-versus-host disease, HI V/AIDS progression. rheumatoid arthritis, Type 2 diabetes mellitus and multiple sclerosis.
Thalidomide is a derivative of glutamic acid and glutethimide but has a different activity profile. It has sedative-hypnotic, anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive effects. Its imrnunosuppressant effects appear to be related to selective inhibition of tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-() synthesis. Thalidomide may also stimulate supressor T cell proliferation. It has been shown to change surface receptors on CD4+ cells, CD8+ cells and leukocytes and increase numbers of B-cells. Its sedative-hypnotic effects may involve the activation of a forebrain sleep center, but even at high doses, it does not result in respiratory depression. Thalidomide has also been reported to inhibit basic fibroblast growth factor-induced angiogenesis.
Pharmacokinetics: Oral absorption is highly variable. Mean peak levels of 0.47 and 1.5 rncg/ml are evident at 4 and 6 hours following 100 and 200 mg doses; doses of 800 mg/day yield peaks of 5 mcg/ml The mean volume of distribution is 120 L with high levels found in the GI tract. liver and kidney and lower levels detected in muscle, brain and adipose tissue. Thalidomide appears to be highly protein bound. Degradation appears to be mainly by non-enzymatic hydrolytic cleavage with only the parent compound possibly being modified by the P4W system. Thalidomide has been detected in plasma for (24 hours following a single 200 my dose. Total body clearance is "10.5 L/hr with an elimination half-life of "8.7 hours. Urinary excretion accounts for 0.6% of the total dose indicating predominantly a non-renal route of elimination.
Clinical studies: In 73 patients with severe, recurrent aphthous stomatitis (including Bechet's disease), complete remission was achieved in 32 thalidomide patients (100 mg/day) versus 6 placebo patients. Improvement has been observed in 90% of 4500 patients with serious erythema nodosom leprosum or Type 2 reaction in lepromatous leprosy (200 to 500 mg/day). A complete response was observed in 14/44 patients with refractory or "high-risk" chronic graft-versus-hosts disease and a partial response was seen in 12 patients (800 to 1600 mg/day). Thalidomide inhibited viral activation in the peripheral blood mononuclear calls In 16/17 patients with advanced HIV infection In 23 patients with systemic lupus erythematosus and cutaneous lesions unresponsive to standard therapies, 90% had complete remission and a significant reduction in average prednisone dose (from 40.5 to 17.4 mg/day) while receiving thalidomide 300 mg/day. In 29 hemodialysis patients with refractory uremic pruritis 55% of patients experienced a 78% mean reduction in pruritis when given 100mg/day of thalidomide compared with no response in the control group.
Side effects: Drowsiness is the most frequent adverse effect and, depending on the treatment population, has occurred in 11% to 100% of patients; it can be minimized with bedtime administration. Constipation (3% to 30%) is mild and easily controlled with stool softeners or mild laxatives. An erythematous rash (<1%) can occur 2 to 10 days after initiation of therapy, which resolves upon discontinuation and if necessary, with antihistamines. Thalidomide-induced peripheral neuropathy has occurred in 15% to 50% of non-lepromatous patients but is rare (<1%) in ENI patients; it is reversible with drug discontinuation. Other reported adverse reactions include increased appetite, weight gain, headache, loss of libido, edema of the face and extremities, nausea, pruritis, alopecia, eosinophilia, leukopenia, menstrual abnormalities, dry skin and galactorrhea.
Summary: Thalidomide is currently being investigated for several different conditions. Despite serious safety Issues (eg, teratogenecity and peripheral neuropathy) it may be very useful in select patients. Optimal dosing of thalidomide has not been established because sedation and constipation often limit dose escalation.
The FDA issued an approvable letter on September 19, 1997 to Celegene for thalidomide as treatment for ENL, a serious complication Of leprosy indicating the benefits are viewed to outweigh the risks in this patient population. Details of a restricted distribution control system must be submitted before a final approval can be made.


Mami by Diigii Daguna. Peow Studio, 2018. 9789187325403. 64pp.
Detective Haiyan Nieto catches the thief, Goyong, who he's been after for years. Goyong soon disappears, but only after making it clear that he wants to be found by his favorite detective.


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And Then There Were Peanuts
Ten childhood friends, now estranged in adulthood, are invited to a weekend retreat on a secluded island. A cryptic poem and a message hint that each of these friends harbor personal and professional secrets and that soon they will each die in an elaborate revenge plot. These friends — these peanuts — may not make it through the night alive, and before the end their secrets will be laid bare.
Those friends?
Penn, the stinky kid, now the perfume model.
Frank, their one black friend as a child, now a candidate for Senator.
Marci, the brainy one, now a distinguished FBI agent.
Patty, the sporty one, now a women's rights activist.
Shredder, once a piano prodigy, now a guitar god rockstar.
Sally, the youngest one, now a gold-digging serial widow.
Lucille, the bossy one, now a respected psychiatrist.
Charles, the cheerful one who held the gang together, now an environmental lawyer.
A red-haired woman with her face obscured.
And is there another?
Charles Schulz's Peanuts meets Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None in David C. Hayes, Michael Kary, and Kurt Blecher's Dial P For Peanuts, a graphic novel from Source Point Press adapted from the play by Hayes and Kary.
Dial P for Peanuts belongs to that interesting genre of post-Peanuts fiction, which imagines the characters of Schulz's comic strip in their teenage years or adulthood. The most famous example may be Bert Royal's play Dog Sees God or Jason Yungbluth's Weapon Brown, and I've long admired John Aegard's Lovecraft pastiche, "The Great Old Pumpkin." I may even have written something in that vein myself, though it's so allusive no one's ever picked up on it that I know of.
The difference with Dial P for Peanuts is that it doesn't even try to hide what it is. The name "Peanuts" is right there in the title, and no effort is made to hide the fact that these are the Peanuts characters; Charles even wears the familiar yellow shirt with the black stripe, and Patty still wears the green shirt. Comics Worth Reading even asked whether this would even be published for that reason. Dog Sees God, at least, renames the characters to give it at least a thin veneer of separation. Dial P for Peanuts drops the characters into an Agatha Christie story and just goes.
And how does that setup work? By and large, it works fine. It's occasionally squicky, sometimes funny, and the climactic deconstruction of Charlie Brown's place in the Peanuts firmament is actually insightful. The Peanuts characters were never sweetness and light — far from it, they're all a bit cruel to one another, and A Charlie Brown Christmas is a prime example — but the way the narrative twists them, telling us that they've each fucked up badly in secret ways, hurting others and themselves, sort of misses the point. The Peanuts characters weren't cruel because they were bad. They were cruel because they were children. The characters in Dial P for Peanuts grew up, but they never became adults. It was as though their personalities became frozen in amber. In that sense, I was left feeling a little dissatisfied. I would have liked a story that actually dealt with the Peanuts characters as adults.
Karl Belcher's artwork doesn't attempt a Schulz pastiche. (While adults didn't appear in Peanuts, Schulz drew adult characters in some of his other work, like Youth, so there's a model that could have been drawn upon.) Instead, I was reminded of Kyle Baker's work on the graphic novel adaptation of Warren Beatty's Dick Tracy thirty years ago. It even adopts a kind of comic strip pacing; each page is a six-panel grid.
All in all, Dial P for Peanuts is an odd, if interesting piece of Peanuts ephemera. I enjoyed it as I read it, but I'm not sure if I'll revisit it any time soon.
December 6, 2020 December 6, 2020 Agatha Christie, Charles Schulz, Charlie Brown, Linus Van Pelt, Peanuts
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This guy is not the most spectacular card compared to some of the things we've seen in the last couple of blocks, but that's okay – for one thing, he originally comes from an era where tribal lords were designed in a more uniform way and there was less expansive use of abilities. For another thing, he gives bonuses to two tribes known for things like swarming the table and being hard to kill; imagine what happens when they not only get a combat boost to go toe-to-toe with Soldiers and Goblins, but also take down Dragons and Angels with a single strike. Back in Alara, he gave Grixis' unearth keyword a lot of extra punch, which has an eerie parallel in Amonkhet with the Scarab God and the Eternals.
Death Baron was a $20 card before this reprint, which is impressive for a creature that sees no competitive play. Turns out that undeath is the best way to go for more casual decks.
Part of what makes Death Baron legit is that it's not just a Zombie tribal enabler; it also buffs Skeletons and gives everything that it buffs deathtouch. Coming off of Amonkhet's Zombie tribal theme, this gives Death Baron some friends to play with for the nonce, and it also gives it flexibility as to what decks it slots into. While it is but a fragile 2/2 with no protection, as long as you don't drop Death Baron into an empty board, you should be fine.


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% demo script for regression with HKL
clear all

% fixing the seed of the random generators
seed=1;
randn('state',seed);
rand('state',seed);

% toy example characteristics
p = 1024;           % total number of variables (used to generate a Wishart distribution)
psub = 8;          % kept number of variables = dimension of the problem
n = 200;            % number of observations
s = 4;              % number of relevant variables
noise_std = .2;		% standard deviation of noise
proptrain = .5;     % proportion of data kept for training (the rest is used for testing)

% generate random covariance matrix from a Wishart distribution
Sigma_sqrt = randn(p,p);
Sigma = Sigma_sqrt' * Sigma_sqrt;

% normalize to unit trace and sample
diagonal = diag(Sigma);
Sigma = diag( 1./diagonal.^.5) * Sigma * diag( 1./diagonal.^.5);
Sigma_sqrt =   Sigma_sqrt * diag( 1./diagonal.^.5);
X = randn(n,p) * Sigma_sqrt;

X = X(:,1:psub);
p=psub;

% generate nonlinear function of X as the sum of all cross-products
J =  1:s;    % select the first s variables
Y = zeros(n,1);
for i=1:s
	for j=1:i-1
		Y = Y + X(:,J(i)) .* X(:,J(j));
	end
end
% normalize to unit standard deviation
Y = Y / std(Y);

% add some noise with known standard deviation
Y =  Y + randn(n,1) * noise_std;

y = Y;
save('bach_synth_r_200.mat', 'X', 'y' );

X = X(1:100,:);
y = y(1:100,:);
save('bach_synth_r_100.mat', 'X', 'y' );


Gao F1, Bailes E, Robertson DL, Chen Y, Rodenburg CM, Michael SF, Cummins LB, Arthur LO, Peeters M, Shaw GM, Sharp PM, Hahn BH.
Department of Medicine, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 35294, USA.
The human AIDS viruses human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) and type 2 (HIV-2) represent cross-species (zoonotic) infections. Although the primate reservoir of HIV-2 has been clearly identified as the sooty mangabey (Cercocebus atys), the origin of HIV-1 remains uncertain. Viruses related to HIV-1 have been isolated from the common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes), but only three such SIVcpz infections have been documented, one of which involved a virus so divergent that it might represent a different primate lentiviral lineage. In a search for the HIV-1 reservoir, we have now sequenced the genome of a new SIVcpzstrain (SIVcpzUS) and have determined, by mitochondrial DNA analysis, the subspecies identity of all known SIVcpz-infected chimpanzees. We find that two chimpanzee subspecies in Africa, the central P. t. troglodytes and the eastern P. t. schweinfurthii, harbour SIVcpz and that their respective viruses form two highly divergent (but subspecies-specific) phylogenetic lineages. All HIV-1 strains known to infect man, including HIV-1 groups M, N and O, are closely related to just one of these SIVcpz lineages, that found in P. t. troglodytes. Moreover, we find that HIV-1 group N is a mosaic of SIVcpzUS- and HIV-1-related sequences, indicating an ancestral recombination event in a chimpanzee host. These results, together with the observation that the natural range of P. t. troglodytes coincides uniquely with areas of HIV-1 group M, N and O endemicity, indicate that P. t. troglodytes is the primary reservoir for HIV-1 and has been the source of at least three independent introductions of SIVcpz into the human population.


CMAS testing has concluded for the school year! Students showed a tremendous amount of stamina and focus. I am really proud of all their hard work!
Can you believe it is quickly approaching the end of the year? Looking ahead to the remainder of the school year, we have a lot packed into our 6 and a half weeks together.
The 4th and 5th grades have a field trip to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science on the 14th. We will be completing two hands-on science demonstrations related to the circulatory and respiratory systems. If students are signed-up for hot lunch, they will still be provided lunch on the day of the trip. Please take a moment to fill out a permission slip, if you have not done so already.
We are slowly getting back into our normal routine after Spring Break.
CMAS testing continues. Students will complete Units 1, 2, and 3 of the math assessment.
In preparation of Young Writers' Conference, we have begun the first step in our short stories by talking about character development. Students used the model story of Little Miss Stubborn by Roger Hargreaves to develop two characters based upon character traits they picked. One character will be the protagonist of their story and the other character will the the antagonist. Next we will talk about how to make a plot chart based upon conflict and resolution.
Information about Science Innovation Day will be coming home in Friday Folders. Students will bring home a packet that contains: project requirements, a list of helpful websites, and a science journal. Science Innovation Day projects will be completed AT HOME, and should be brought to school by Friday May 10th.
We are busy organizing an amazing Community Service Day! More information will be sent out as we finalize plans.
CMAS English Language Arts/Literacy testing continues tomorrow and Wednesday.
Writing - 5 paragraph expository writing, Draft "Why was the sinking of the Titanic a disaster?"
On Friday March 1st, RMAE had a kick off celebration for Young Writers Conference. We were lucky enough to have a visit from author Theresa Howell. She talked to us about the writing process, and shared one of her books.
Over the next few weeks, all students will work on writing and publishing a short book in class. Students who attend the Mountain Area Young Writers' Conference will have a chance to share their finished book at the event. A flyer will be coming home in Friday Folders with more details.
Friday is the end of 3rd quarter. Final grades will be posted in Campus.
Writing - Expository Essay "Why was the sinking of the Titanic a disaster?"
Science - "What is the water cycle?"
We were very excited to participate in the 13th annual Colorado Environmental Film Festival. Students are thinking of ways we can connect the information and messages from the films into our PLT project on waste and recycling.
There is still time to sign up for Movies with Teachers through AtoZ Connect. Participating students may wear pajamas to school!
For Friday, please remind your student to dress in field trip attire - red polo and uniform pants.
Thank you to those families that have already joined your child for a conference. We look forward to continuing to meet with families this week!
Due to Jeffco's new health policy, we are encouraging non-food treats as Valentine's. Any candy that students receive from friends is expected to be brought home uneaten.
Friday: Field Trip to the Environmental Film Festival. If you have not filled out a permission slip for your child, please follow the link below.


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Wasserwiderstand kann sein:

 der Strömungswiderstand in Wasser
 ein elektrischer Widerstand mit Wasser als Widerstandselement

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


There are many wonderful parenting ideas you can use to help your child succeed in middle school. But two of them are especially needed for your child to be successful in this age group!
I've been teaching middle school for the past twelve years. I absolutely love my job and I enjoy working with kids this age.
However, every new school year I see the same things from all kids! The successful students share these two habits. The ones who fail share the lack of the same habits.
The biggest difficulty in transitioning from elementary to middle school is that your child suddenly has many teachers as opposed to just one. All teachers would have different expectations while in elementary school your child has only one main teacher they get used to. This can often lead to confusions.
So the following two tips have to do with exactly that- making sure that your child gets help transitioning from having one person's expectations, to many!
So based on my experience, here are some very simple tips that will have a BIG impact on your child's success in middle school.
It is so important for your child to get organized in middle school. While in elementary school they are all used to one teacher who takes care of their HW, now they have many teachers with completely different expectations. I cannot tell you how many kids I have worked with loose or forget assignments simply because they are unable to get organized about their school work.
Help them organize their binder.
Set a special time of day to check if their binder or backpack stays organized.
Ask to check their work and HW until they get used to the new routine.
Ask them at the beginning of the year about HW every day until you are convinced that they are on the right track.
At the beginning of the school year, each teacher would have given you a letter to go home. Don't overlook these. Read them carefully and follow the instructions on the parents letters. They hold valuable information about what to expect and how to prepare for that particular class.
Talk to your child about their new teachers. Ask them what types of things they have been doing during the first days of school, how big their classes are, how do they perceive the teacher. Conversation with your child will not only strengthen the bond between you, but it will also give you valuable information about your child's new environment and if there is something you can do to help or guide them in the right direction.
Make a quick phone call and introduce yourself to your child's new teachers. Again, you are not only making an introduction. You are making a valuable investment. With that teacher simply knowing you, lots pf potential communication issues would be avoided.
Your child might need a bit of extra help. In my practice I see lots of new middle school students who are unsure why they are getting specific grade. In other cases they feel they have turned their work in and they don't realize why they are not getting the outcome they have expected. The problem is that they are new at the school and they are afraid to ask that teacher for clarification. They may need you to call that teachers and clarify expectations. Your child may also need you to help them feel confident that it is OK to talk to their teacher!
Is Your Child in Middle School? What Has Been Your Experience So Far?
I agree with you in that taking the time to help your kids stay organized with their binders during school can help them succeed. It makes sense that doing this can help them stay on top of things and be able to learn how to manage their time better. Personally, I would want to make sure I take the time to look for an elementary school that cares about their students and wants to help them learn and succeed.


David Pecker is in hot water now! Pecker is the chairman of American Media, the company that owns the tabloid rag, National Enquirer. If you've been hiding in a hole and have no idea what we're talking about, this is all you need to know.
Kidding! This is actually a developing story, and the Enquirer is under investigation by several outlets, including federal prosecutors, with whom Pecker & co had previously signed an immunity deal. This deal was in exchange for cooperating with prosecutors in regard to their involvement in illegally helping Trump win the 2016 election, and it states that the company cannot be involved in criminal activity. Whoops!
My Crowd Was Bigger Than Yours.


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Home > Discover > Indigenous
Canada's only Indigenous-owned theatre on the world's largest freshwater island: art, music, improv, traditional teachings, and more await!
Jennifer McCartney is a New York Times bestselling writer and the author of five books.
One of the best things to do on Manitoulin Island is visit one of Canada's coolest theatre groups. Your bucket list adventure begins with a road trip. First, head to Northern Ontario's famous Manitoulin Island, nestled in the waters of Lake Huron. From there, take the 6 to downtown Manitowaning, where you'll enter Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory. It's here, close to the lighthouse and with a view of the bay, you'll find something unique to Canada and probably the world: the Debajehmujig Creation Centre.
Headquartered in a repurposed building that originally housed the town's general store, the Debajehmujig theatre is the only Indigenous theatre operating off a reserve, the only theatre owned and operated by an Indigenous group in Canada, and the longest-running Indigenous theatre in North America. In short, there's nothing else quite like it on the planet.
Because of this, theatre lovers, creatives, and curious travellers alike have been flocking to Debajehmujig to see the magic for themselves. Not just for its extensive programming, but to learn about the centre's unique approach to nurturing and promoting Indigenous artists. And its profile is growing. If you haven't heard of it yet, you will soon.
A contemporary Indigenous theatre that looks to the future on Manitoulin Island
De-ba-jeh-mu-jig means "storytellers" in the Cree and Ojibway languages. Founded by Shirlee Cheechoo, Blake Debassige, and other Indigenous artists in 1984, the goal of the theatre is to create new works, support artistic development, and build bridges between cultures. Since its inception 35 years ago, the centre has been evolving and growing into the nationally renowned arts organization that it is today.
The 125-seat theatre is part of a sprawling arts complex that includes an art gallery, a digital production lab, a sound studio, a number of artist's studios, a green room, workshop, a library, and a gift shop. The centre's headquarters is the result of years of planning, fundraising, and a bit of luck, says Bruce Naokwegijig, the centre's artistic director. He's been involved with the company since 1991, when he auditioned for a role in one of its productions.
"Before, it was a clothing store, a grocery store," he recalls of the renovated theatre's previous life. "Upstairs they had coats and ladies wear. You'd be walking into your small convenience store, and if you went upstairs that's where the clothing department would be. Canned goods, meat freezers, the butcher was back there." Once the store was no longer in business, the empty building seemed like the perfect spot to house the group. The result of the gut-renovation and rebuild about 10 years ago is a state-of-the-art centre that will host visitors and artists for decades to come.
A holistic haven for artists and innovation on Manitoulin Island
"We're Banff for Northern Ontario," says Joahnna Berti, Director of Outreach and Education and Head of Administration. "We joke about it," she adds of the comparisons to Alberta's Banff Centre for the Arts. But she's quick to note that there are fundamental differences. "We were the first Indigenous organization in Canada to actually own and operate our own space," she says. "To actually have control over the means of production and all of our facilities to make artwork."
Basically, an Indigenous-run theatre is centred around Indigenous teachings and an Indigenous way of working. It operates outside of traditional, white, mainstream structures and it's what makes Debajehmujig so special.
"When you're working with Indigenous artists, generally, they'll be multidisciplinary," Berti explains. "They tend to want to jump across into other mediums." So while in a mainstream setting, artists are usually encouraged to specialize, that's not the case at Debajehmujig. She notes the centre's theatre is attached to a music studio, a media lab, and a print lab, enabling artists to move with ease between different mediums. Without ever leaving the building, a musician can develop photographs, a painter can work on a monologue, an actor can record a podcast—everything is fluid. "For Indigenous artists, the whole pathway to going to the public is very different, and that multidisciplinary capacity is probably the most recognizable way of working," Berti says.
Architect Barbara Bestor has referred to this idea—many arts under one roof and in conversation with one another—as the "mothership model," which was a tenet of the Bauhaus movement. "Textiles, industrial design, architecture, painting are all related," she noted in an interview with Curbed Magazine, "yet, in our contemporary moment, we've become really splintered and specialized and you lose out from not being in constant contact with each other."
In fact, this holistic view is a given at Debajehmujig and is the way Indigenous artists have practiced for centuries. "Stories have been passed down for thousands of years by storytellers, musicians, record keepers and dancers," the group states on its website. "The history and the culture of the people is contained within the bodies of the people, in the muscle memory of the dancer, in the songs of the singers, in the stories of the storytellers."
learning Indigenous history from the knowledge keeper
Another Indigenous aspect to the centre is the presence of a knowledge keeper—a teacher whose role is to share the foundation teachings and the history of the area. Barry Beaver, also the centre's visual artist in residence, has just returned from a government and development conference in Niagara Falls.
"I share a history that dates back approximately 18 to 20,000 years," he explains. The foundation teachings are drawn from sacred rock carvings found near Peterborough, now the site of Petroglyphs Provincial Park. These ancient carvings, depicting images of humans, snakes, birds, and turtles, as well as other animals, are the largest collection of Indigenous art in Canada, he tells me. Collectively, they serve as a foundational text for hundreds of First Nations in the area with teachings about everything from love and family to the natural world and death.
You won't find these particular teachings in any guidebooks, however. "Basically what these teachings are, and what these petroglyphs are, is a message the ancestors left us as to how to live our lives," says Beaver.
I ask about the carvings and what they mean, and he hesitates.
"I won't record this," I volunteer.
He agrees to briefly explain the meaning of the glyphs, noting that there are many nations with their own interpretations and teachings. It takes about an hour—usually a session would be much longer. "They're living teachings," Beaver explains. "You bring life to the teachings by living them. You can't have it on a piece paper. It's a way of life, really." (For this reason, photography and filming at the actual site of the carvings is also prohibited.) If you're lucky, when you visit you'll be able to chat with Beaver and learn a bit of the teachings for yourself. In keeping with the multidisciplinary nature of the centre, Beaver does much more than act as the knowledge keeper. He does stage management and music as well. "I'm working on soundscapes," he says.
Festivals, theatre, and art openings far and wide—plus corporate events too
In addition to putting on performances, hosting artist residencies, and running workshops on site, the group travels to communities all over Canada, bringing improv classes, workshops, and Indigenous teachings to the masses. Audiences include everyone from Indigenous communities in Nunavut to corporate groups in Toronto and Calgary.
And of course, tourists and residents alike can pop in and catch the latest performance at its home base on Manitoulin Island—with events like improv, theatre, art openings, and festivals there's something for everyone. Upcoming events include the 2019 Wiikwemkoong Arts and Music Festival taking place September 13-15. Admission is free for all. Here you'll find comedy, arts workshops, information sessions, programming for kids, and performances by Crystal Shawanda, Micki Free, Brothers Wilde, and much more.
In 2018 the Christmas-themed production Gulchmuss, directed by John Turner and Bruce Naokwegijig was a popular draw, while the K. B. Reynolds Mastin Gallery hosted The Group of Seven Kweok exhibit including works by artist R. Nikki Manitowabi and Santana Eshkawkogan. Be sure to check their website for upcoming programming, opening hours, and useful info.
A place of convergence
"It's a good piece of infrastructure in Northern Ontario that really privileges Indigenous emerging and established artists, " concludes Berti. "We can continue to be a tool and a place of convergence." For visitors hoping to converge there for a unique experience you can't get anywhere else in the world, visit the website, Facebook page, or call for more information. And get ready to enjoy one of the best things to do on Manitoulin Island: real Indigenous creations.
43 Queen St, Manitowaning, ON P0P 1N0, Canada
http://www.debaj.ca/
Ontario Indigenous Moments
Jennifer McCartney is a New York Times bestselling author. She has written five books including the Canadian novel Afloat; Cocktails for Drinkers; The Joy of Leaving Your Sh*t Everywhere; and Poetry from Scratch. Her writing has been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and appeared in The Atlantic, Vice Magazine, Teen Vogue, Curbed, The Globe and Mail, and Publishers Weekly, among other publications. Originally from Hamilton, Ontario, she lives in Brooklyn, New York.


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Q: Rollup Summary Trigger Error: Invalid field xxxx for SObject Contact I have an Apex Trigger that is performing a Rollup from a custom object pse_Assignment__c to Contact. Below is the trigger that I have written and the error that I am receiving. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
Code:
trigger RollupActiveAssigmentLevelsToContact on pse__Assignment__c (after insert, after update, after delete) {

set<Id> set_id = new set<Id>();

List<Contact> con_list = new List<Contact>();

if(trigger.isInsert || trigger.isUpdate){
    for(pse__Assignment__c myAssignment : trigger.New) {
        set_id.add(myAssignment.pse__Resource__c);
    }
}
else if(trigger.isDelete){
    for(pse__Assignment__c myAssignment : trigger.Old){
        set_id.add(myAssignment.pse__Resource__c);
    }
}

if(trigger.isAfter && (trigger.isInsert || trigger.isUpdate || trigger.isDelete)){
    con_list = [SELECT Id,Total_Levels__c, (SELECT Id,name FROM pse__Assignments__r WHERE Active_Assignment__c = TRUE) FROM Contact WHERE Id IN :set_id];

    for(Contact con : con_list){
        if(con.pse_Assignments__r.size()>0)
            con.Total_Levels__c = con.pse_Assignments__r.size();
        else
            con.Total_Levels__c = 0;
    }
    if(!con_list.isEmpty())
    update con_list;
}
}

Error:

Invalid field pse_assignments__r for SObject Contact

The error is on line 23 con.Total_Levels__c = con.pse_Assignments__r.size();

A: You may find it easier to perform an aggregate query. And always, I would be remiss to not mention that you would have an easier time implementing declarative-lookup-rollup-summaries.
public with sharing class AssignmentServices
{
    public static void updateContacts(List<pse__Assignment__c> assignments)
    {
        Set<Id> contactIds = new Set<Id>();
        for (pse__Assignment assignment : assignments) contactIds.add(assignment.Contact__c);
        setTotalLevels(contactIds);
    }
    public static void setTotalLevels(Set<Id> contactIds)
    {
        List<Contact> records = new List<Contact>();
        for (AggregateResult aggregate : [
            SELECT Contact__c, count(Id) records
            FROM pse__Assignment__c
            WHERE Active_Assignment__c = true
            GROUP BY Contact__c
        ]) records.add(generateRecord(aggregate));
        update records; // proper error handling advised
    }
    static Contact generateRecord(AggregateResult aggregate)
    {
        return new Contact(
            Id=(Id)aggregate.get('Contact__c'),
            Total_Levels__c=(Integer)aggregate.get('records');
        );
    }
}

Now in your trigger body, you can simply delegate the logic as necessary. I recommend looking into handler patterns, but that is outside the scope of this question.
trigger pseAssignment on pse__Assignment__c (/*events*/)
{
    if (trigger.isAfter)
    {
        if (trigger.isInsert)
        {
            AssignmentServices.updateContacts(trigger.new);
        }
        if (trigger.isUpdate)
        {
            AssignmentServices.updateContacts(trigger.new);
        }
        if (trigger.isDelete)
        {
            AssignmentServices.updateContacts(trigger.old);
        }
    }
}

A: Try this:
    trigger RollupActiveAssigmentLevelsToContact on pse__Assignment__c (after insert, after update, after delete) {

    set<Id> set_id = new set<Id>();

    if(trigger.isInsert || trigger.isUpdate){
        for(pse__Assignment__c myAssignment : trigger.New) {
            set_id.add(myAssignment.pse__Resource__c);
        }
    }
    else if(trigger.isDelete){
        for(pse__Assignment__c myAssignment : trigger.Old){
            set_id.add(myAssignment.pse__Resource__c);
        }
    }

    if(trigger.isAfter && (trigger.isInsert || trigger.isUpdate || trigger.isDelete)){
    List<Contact> conList = new List<Contact>();

        for(Contact con : [SELECT Id,Total_Levels__c, (SELECT Id,name FROM pse__Assignments__r WHERE Active_Assignment__c = TRUE) FROM Contact WHERE Id IN :set_id]) {
            con.Total_Levels__c = con.pse__Assignments__r.size() > 0 ? con.pse__Assignments__r.size() : 0 ;
            conList.add(con;)
        }

        if(!con_list.isEmpty()) update con_list;
    }
}


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We are Designers
Hiroshima by Hand
For centuries, Mazda's home town of Hiroshima has been a centre for craftsmen. Expertise is passed from generation to generation to produce talented takumi (craftsmen) like 84-year-old swordsmith Tatsuo Koshimizu, expert brush-maker Shirõ Takeda, third-generation Takamori-e lacquer master Kinjo Ikkokusai, and traditional Japanese musical instrument maker Kenzõ Ogawa. And Mazda gladly keeps this tradition alive with expert takumi part of its vital DNA…
Sohei Miyashige, Die manufacturing (Left)
"Mazda is the world's best when it comes to stamping skills, a clay model can be made with only a five to ten micrometer difference from the designer's plan," proudly claims Miyashige.
Isamu Shibata, Gear maker (Right)
In 2010, in recognition of his skills in gear production and processing technology, Mazda's Shibata was decorated by the Japanese government. "It's the age of computers, but even if you follow the computer's principles it doesn't work 100 per cent," he says. "It's the five senses that we rely on most. You can't be an expert in a mere ten years. I honed my skills over decades."
Takashi Okamura, Color designer (Top right)
"The paint on a car body is only 0.1mm thick. Working with thicknesses as thin as hair, I have to create a beautiful color and protect the car…a difference of one micrometer greatly affects the brilliance of the color," explains Okamura.
Koji Wakamatsu, Audio system designer (Middle)
"In this CD there are 20 pieces of music of different genres. This is my most important item," says Wakamatsu. He constantly listens to this CD in a bespoke audio room so the ideal acoustics are ingrained in his memory. "Then I spend many weeks in the tuning process with an engineer from the acoustics equipment manufacturer. I'm always remodeling."
Masaki Ota, Badge designer (down right)
Ota first swapped the mouse for a brush when he was working on the 2003 Mazda Washu concept car. "I looked again and again at ancient calligraphy and burned it into my heart. I spent many hours sitting with my legs crossed, writing letters with a brush," he remembers.
We are Drivers
Driving stories on the great & challenging roads and journeys
Stories about the craftsmanship and design evolution of Mazda
We are Engineers
Visions and philosophies of Mazda engineers
We are Zoom-Zoom
The spirit of Mazda owners, collectors, clubs and aficionados around the world
We are Mazda
Mazda brand heritage and history
MORE FROM MAZDA


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Clinics may adopt HIV "opt out" testing
A charity is calling for GP clinics to introduce "opt out" HIV screening as a routine part of sexual health check ups.
Currently patients have to ask for a HIV test, but the National AIDS Trust says this means many with HIV infections go undiagnosed.
Infection among gay men is particularly high, and 43% attending sexual health clinics are not diagnosed.
The government's National Strategy for Sexual Health and HIV aims to reduce HIV infections by 50% in those who visit a sexual health clinic by the end of 2007.
Chief Executive of the National AIDS Trust Deborah Jack commented: "It is vital that people living with HIV are diagnosed as early as possible, both for the sake of their own health and to prevent the virus being passed onto others.
"It is estimated that there are over 20,000 people with HIV in the UK who have not yet been diagnosed.
"Making an HIV test a routine part of a sexual health check up could really reduce these numbers, particularly among gay men."
National Aids Trust
Your comments: (Terms and conditions apply)
"I have advocated routine HIV tests for some time. If it were done as a routine test, eventually the stigma disappears, as has happened with the other STD tests that are now part of routine ante-natal care" – Name and address supplied


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Il libro della giungla è un videogioco a piattaforme, ispirato al film d'animazione Disney del 1967 Il libro della giungla, ed è stato originariamente pubblicato nel 1994. Il videogioco è stato inizialmente pubblicato dalla Virgin Interactive nel 1993 per Sega Master System. Sono seguite nei periodi successivi conversioni del gioco per Game Boy, NES, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Game Gear, Super NES, Game Boy Advance e PC. Mentre il gameplay è lo stesso in tutte le versioni del videogioco, tecnologicamente le differenze fra i vari sistemi hanno costretto gli sviluppatori ad effettuare alcuni cambiamenti, facendo sì che alla fine sono stati realizzati sei differenti versioni dello stesso gioco

Collegamenti esterni

 Scheda di Il libro della giungla sul sito MobyGames

Videogiochi basati su film Disney
Videogiochi basati su Il libro della giungla


As its recent data demonstrate, in some European states between 70% and 90% of Springer's newly published articles are in Open Access, which indicates that the journal- and country-level adoption of Open Access becomes increasingly mainstream, even though it depends on author fee funding availability.
In its press release published in October 23, 2017, Springer Nature has announced that its authors hailing from Austria, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Sweden publish 73%, 77%, 84% and 90% respectively of their articles in Gold Open Access. Though this has been made possible by article processing charges funding from governmental foundations and scientific institutions in these countries, only circa 27% of all articles published by Springer Nature are in Gold Open Access, which demonstrates the growth potential for Open Access internationally. While Open Access is widely credited with the promotion of research results discovery, it appears that it can be made available as an option for authors not only through the expansion of the operation models of existing toll-based journals to various Open Access formats, such as Gold or Green Open Access, in the direction of hybrid publishing models, but also through the flipping or conversion of existing well-known journals into Open Access.
Despite the risks that this type of transition to Open Access involves, at present all of the journals that Springer Nature publishes offer Open Access options. Moreover, more than 630 of its journals operate on the basis of Open Access models only, whereas the remaining more than 1,800 journals published under its various brands, such as Springer, Nature Research and Palgrave Macmillan are based on hybrid models that include Open Access options, to be able to accommodate the preference of scientists and researchers for Open Access. Furthermore, Springer Nature's performance in the domain of Open Access demonstrates that journal- and country-level transitions to Open Access are not only viable in terms of the funding ecology that shifts the burden of ensuring access to scientific results from universities and libraries to governments and foundations that perceive in Open Access an effective means to control and make transparent publication costs, but also in terms of the benefit to the scientific community and general public that Open Access can bring.
This is echoed in the intention of the European Commission to promote Open Access for research results generated through the assistance of Horizon 2020 grants, such as via pre-print repositories, especially in view of the strides that private foundations, such as Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust, have been making in this direction. More recently, in November 2016, the Wellcome Trust has launched Wellcome Open Research that enables researchers it funds to take advantage of its streamlined publication process involving rapid submission procedures, post-publication open peer review and scientific database indexing.
While the European Commission's initiative entitled "Open Research Europe" remains in the works, similar journal-, publisher- and country-level adoptions of Open Access already demonstrate its feasibility as a publishing format.
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A California court determines that passive investors are not "actively engaged" and thus are not doing business in California for franchise tax purposes.
For years, California has taken the position that all members of an LLC (electing for federal tax purposes to be taxed as a partnership) doing business in the state have a California franchise tax filing requirement. This has proven frustrating for businesses that have only a small ownership interest. When these members do not file in California, they almost assuredly receive a bill for the $800 minimum tax with penalties and interest months or even years later.
The California Court of Appeals recently issued an opinion affirming the Superior Court's ruling against the California Franchise Tax Board on this issue.  In their ruling, the Appeals Court concluded that a non-managing member of an LLC who, apart from its minority ownership interest in the LLC, had no other connection to California was not considered to be doing business for California franchise tax purposes and thus did not have a minimum franchise tax requirement.
The Franchise Tax Board decided not to appeal this case to the California Supreme Court, meaning that the issue is now finally resolved in the taxpayer's favor. This case clearly limits the scope of the "actively engaged" standard for doing business. Taxpayers that have paid the $800 franchise tax under similar circumstances should consider whether or not they want to file refund claims. However, it is important to note that the reasoning in this opinion is based on the taxpayer's specific facts, and therefore, certain factual differences to your particular situation may not result in the same outcome. For example, what if a member has a larger ownership percentage, say 40 percent, or the LLC is member-managed, or the member was an initial member that voted to make the LLC a manager-managed LLC?
Aprio's SALT group has experience with the California franchise tax and can help you assess your particular tax situation. We constantly monitor these and other important state tax issues and will include any significant developments in future issues of the Aprio SALT Newsletter.
 Swart Enterprises, Inc. v Franchise Tax Board, F070922 (Cal. Ct. App. 5th Dist., 1/12/17).
 See CA Rev. & Tax Cd. §23101(a).
 The court notes that the decision to be a manager-managed LLC was made two years before the taxpayer's investment.
 See CA Rev. & Tax Cd. §23101(b). Businesses that have at least $54,711 in CA property, $54, 711 in payroll, $547,711 in receipts, or if their CA property, payroll or receipts are at least 25 percent of their total for that factor, are deemed to be doing business in CA regardless of the extent of their other activities. These thresholds are adjusted annually for inflation. It's important to note that an entity not "doing business" in California is only relieved from the California franchise tax. If that entity receives a distributive share of California-source income, then it still has an income tax return filing requirement; it will just not owe the $800 minimum franchise tax.


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