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Fortnum's and the Arts – Grand Masters
Visiting Fortnum & Mason has always been a special experience. Thanks to new works of art commissioned for the tercentenary, it is now even more magical.
Frances Hamel's giant paintings of cedar trees
It can be argued that Fortnum & Mason is in itself a work of art, with its iconic clock, chandeliers, limed oak staircases and deep red carpet. It is also a fitting showcase not only for the rare and wonderful items on offer, but for its growing art collection.
Art has always taken its rightful place at Fortnum's. In the interwar period young British artists, such as Rex Whistler and Allan Walton created designs for the catalogues, and decorated the store with murals and panels. Edward Bawden's unique style was developed over a 30-year relationship with the company.
When Garfield Weston bought Fortnum's in 1951, he began a process of beautifying the store with works of art. Forays to the galleries and auction houses of St James's resulted in a wonderful collection of paintings, mostly by English artists. During the refurbishment of the building, several of the paintings were sold to enable Fortnum's to invest in new artists.
From the Lower Ground to the Fourth Floor, customers can see old friends, such as Montague Dawson's superb studies of tea clippers. Wander up the Duke Street staircase to see Renny Tait's Lighthouse 2007 and Nick Botting's studies of London river life. The Piccadilly staircase hosts Roger Bissiere's suite, Décor pour le Bar du Théâatre des Champs Elysées. These paintings have never before been seen together, and we are quietly proud of having reunited them after over half a century.
The largest collection of commissioned works of art is by Oxfordshire artist Francis Hamel. Several of his huge paintings can be found in store. At the Tea Counter on the Ground Floor, grand paintings of cedar trees complement the rare and wonderful teas on sale; the butcher's counter has seven panels displaying the origins of cuts of meat, and customers are led into the Parlour by a joyous mural of a fairground.
Paint, however, is not the only artistic medium that interests Fortnum & Mason. Theatrical designers have long been involved in the creation of the famous window displays, graphic designers toil to create exquisite miniature works of art on the labels, menus and catalogues, and a piece of music was even commissioned for the Tercentenary celebrations.
Hanging art in the store has a significant effect on the Fortnum's shopping experience, whereby the arguably prosaic activity of buying tea or preserves is transformed into an aesthetic experience.
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Allen McEwan was raised in the small town of Pemberton in British Columbia's Coast Mountains. Family trips into the mountains were a huge part of Allen's youth. After high school he went on to study Fish and Wildlife at the BC Institute of Technology. Eventually returning to the family farm in the Pemberton Valley, Allen also worked in the forest industry. Now semi-retired, Allen and his wife Tonette spend their spare time travelling to wilderness areas in the Pacific Northwest - seeking that perfect combination of scenery, wildlife, peace and quiet. An avid hunter and angler, Allen has also volunteered with the Pemberton Wildlife Association for many years and assisted with various conservation and land use planning projects.


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I am travelling with clients through Peru. (Zum deutschen Blog.) The trip from Colca Canyon to Puno at Lake Titicaca will take about 6 hours. So we start early. First of all, the route leads us back over the mountains. Down in the valley in Chivay it is very foggy, but the higher the road gets, the clearer it becomes.
Elisa, our Peruvian guide is completely out of the way, because shortly before we reach the highest point of the trip, at 4910 m, we see one of the very rare Andean deer; and a bit further on, some of the cute hares with the long tails.
Of course, we get off at the Mirador de los Andes and take countless photos. It is not really cold, although at night a thin layer of snow has fallen. But we have to go on.
Again and again we drive over high mountain passes. Snow-capped peaks, however, we see almost only in the distance. Mostly these are volcanoes that are usually above 6000 m of altitude, some of them are still active.
At noon we reach the Altoplano. It is more than 3000 m above sea level. It is a huge plateau with fertile soil, wetlands and a lot of beef cattle. The indigenous people of the Aymara live here. They are usually very small and dark-skinned. Up to this day they have preserved much of their ancient culture, language and religion. There are still more than 2 million of them.
At the Chullpas of Sillustani we have a long break. There are tomb towers scattered over several hills. Long before Christ, people were buried here in fetus posture and gifts for their afterlife. These towers were only a few meters high and made of bricks. Later, when the Incas arrived here, the towers got up to 12 m high and made of artistically hewn huge rocky squares. Archaeologists have always found several mummies and burial objects in them.
With the thin air and the warmth here, the visit is quite exhausting. Shortly afterwards we stop at a local family, who feeds us with potatoes and a sauce of healing clay with salt. This tastes very good. After all, we have tasted again one of the approximately 3000 different potato varieties that grow here in Peru. We can also take a look at the mud huts that are sparsely furnished. The whole family lives and sleeps in a tiny room. In the icy cold winters from June to August, this is the only way to stay warm.
After another 45 minutes we reach Puno, which is located directly at Lake Titicaca. The city has about 200 000 inhabitants and stretches out along the mountains. Here we are at about 3800 m above sea level. Since a while the thin mountain air no longer causes problems for me, I only avoid fast movements, so I do not get out of breath. Instead of chewing coca leaves, I prefer to drink coca leave tea in the morning. This certainly helps as well.
For the evening, Benito, our local guide recommends the restaurant "Mojsa". Food is so good here that we already make a reservation for the next evening.
The next morning starts early again. We board a boat to visit the Uru people. They live on reed beds in Lake Titicaca. We are kindly received and learn a lot about their way of life. The islands have to be permanently repaired because they rotten quickly. The traditional reed boats holds about 1 year, then the municipality has to build a new boat. On each of the small islands, some families live together. A "president" is their executive. On the island we visit, this is Leia, who also shows us how the women embroider here.
Of course progress has already arrived here as well. The families have solar cells with which they generate electricity, for example, to watch TV. For fishing, men and women take small motor boats. Unfortunately, the sewage of Puno flows directly and unfiltered into Lake Titicaca, so the water quality suffers greatly.
We drive another 2 hours to a large peninsula, where we are invited to eat trout at a family. They also proudly present their traditional clothing and lifestyle. During the two and a half hour return trip we enjoy the sun and the light rocking of the boat.


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David C. Taylor (born May 30, 1941) was the seventh U.S. Correspondence Chess Champion. He is the author of a book on the Ponziani Opening. Taylor lives in Kankakee, Illinois.

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Sample games

 James Bovay III–David Taylor, 7th USCCC Final 1989:  1.c4 e5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.Nf3 f5 4.d4 e4 5.Ng5 Bb4 6.Nh3 Nf6 7.e3 Bxc3+ 8.bxc3 d6 9.Ba3 0-0 10.Be2 Ne7 11.0-0 c6 12.Qb3 Ng6 13.Rae1 Qe7 14.Qb4 Rd8 15.Bd1 b6 16.Nf4 Nxf4 17.exf4 c5 18.Qb3 Qf7 19.f3 Re8 20.Qb1 Re7 21.Bc2 Bb7 22.d5 Ba6 23.Bb3 exf3 24.Rxf3 Rae8 25.Rd1 Re4 26.Qd3 R8e7 27.Bc1 Qe8 28.Rdf1 (see diagram) 28...b5 29.cxb5 Qxb5 30.c4 Rxc4 31.Bxc4 Qxc4 32.Qa3 Nxd5 33.Bb2 h6 34.Rc1 Qe2 35.Rf2 Qe1+ 36.Rf1 Qe3+ 37.Qxe3 Nxe3 38.Rfe1 Re4 39.g3 Nc4 40.Bc3 d5 41.Be5 d4 42.Bb8 d3 43.Red1 d2 44.Ra1 Re2 45.Be5 Ne3 0–1
 David Taylor–GM Arthur Bisguier, US Open, Chicago 1973: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 exd4 4.c3 dxc3 5.Bc4 cxb2 6.Bxb2 Bb4+ 7.Nc3 d6 8.Qb3 Nh6 9.0-0-0 Bxc3 10.Qxc3 f6 11.Rhe1 Bg4 12.e5 fxe5 13.Bd5 Bxf3 14.gxf3 Qd7 15.Qb3 Rd8 16.Qxb7 Ne7 17.f4 Nxd5 18.Qxd5 c6 19.Qb3 d5 20.Rxe5+ Kf7 21.Qc3 Rhg8 22.Rde1 Nf5 23.Qh3 Nd6 24.Qxh7 Rb8 25.Re7+ Qxe7 26.Rxe7+ Kxe7 27.Bxg7 Nf7 28.Qg6 Rxg7 29.Qxg7 Rh8 30.Qg3 and White later won.

See also
 Correspondence chess
 ICCF
 ICCF U.S.A.

References

External links

 International Correspondence Chess Federation-U.S. official website

1941 births
Living people
American chess players
American chess writers
American male non-fiction writers

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Why do people break up? The sad truth is that it's easier to fall in love than to stay in love.
Did you know that 70 percent of straight unmarried couples break up within the first year? This is according to a longitudinal study by Stanford sociologist Michael Rosenfeld who tracked more than 3,000 people, married and unmarried straight and gay couples since 2009 to find out what happens to relationships over time.
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Scientists at University College London have shown that love indeed is blind.
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"After a year or so, the new relationship euphoria begins to wear off, and reality sets in," Tina B. Tessina, better known as Dr. Romance, told Bustle. "Both partners relax, and stop being on their best behavior. Old family habits assert themselves, and they begin to disagree about things they were tolerant of before," she says.
When this happens, and people lack the skills to handle the situation because they come from a divorced or dysfunctional background, things may start falling apart. Even if they come from a happy background, people are surrounded by relationship disasters, which sets an example and makes it hard to be together for a long time.
It takes a while to find out how generous a person really is. If after a few birthdays and holidays a person realizes that their partner is not generous, they might decide to call it quits. This is the insight of Stefanie Safran, Chicago's "Introductionista" and founder of Stef and the City, according to Bustle.
"A year is when most couples of a certain age decide to make it official," New York–based relationship expert and author April Masini told Bustle.
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Every new relationship is built on what we want the other person to know and see about us.
But you can only keep up the charade for so long before your true self, or their true self comes into light.
Making judgments about someone when we first meet them is natural. And according to research, our first impressions of people last even after we've interacted with them.
But after a while, these first impressions eventually fade, and a person's true personality starts to show through.
This is why so many couples break up after only a few weeks or months.
When we settle into our relationships and start showing people who we really are, unfortunately, not everyone likes what they see.
Some people have a rule about how long they will date someone for fear of getting hurt or getting too attached to something that is, in their minds at least, not going to work out anyway.
It's a sad way to enter into a relationship, but experts say that more people do it than we realize.
You might be fragile at certain times of the year, like around the holidays, or during a particularly stressful period at work and your relationship is going to get the brunt of those emotions, which can add unnecessary strain on the other person and what you are trying to create together.
It's easy to just have fun at the start of a new relationship and not worry about the details.
Your brain might have taken on an autopilot approach to dating and you might not be as invested in the relationship as you thought you were.
But still, you are having fun so why rock the boat? Until one day you wake up and you realize that you are just wasting everyone's time and decide to call it quits.
This happens to a lot of younger couples where both people are trying to focus their energy on their careers and getting ahead in life.
A lot of people aren't starting their adult lives thinking about who they are going to marry or settle down with anymore – there are too many other things to do in life, first.
At first, you'll be all over each other and wanting to be close to the other person as much as possible.
It's part of the infatuation stage, but everyone knows that doesn't last forever. And when you find yourself wanting to roll over and go to sleep instead of fooling around, it's likely that your relationship could take a nosedive.
This usually happens around the one year, 18-month mark as couples settle into routines and learn to have one another in their lives regularly.
And the more you know about someone and the more you get to know about someone, the less you might be attracted to them.
It doesn't happen to everyone, but it's of notable impact on a relationship during these fragile times.
What started as a fun adventure has quickly turned into the realization that your guy or gal just likes to sit on the couch and watch TV at night.
If you are someone who likes to go out and see people, go to dinner, catch a movie, or hike on the weekends, it is going to be next to impossible to have a relationship with this person.
While people think opposites attract, they can also actually drive people further apart.
In the beginning, you want to do what your partner wants to do because you want to show them you are interested in things they are interested in, but if you really don't like hiking or riding motorcycles across the country, then it's probably not going to work out and you'll just need to pull the plug.
A full calendar year is usually enough time to see if someone is the kind of person you want in your life. Some couples make it to two years, but many end it before it goes much further.
Studies have found that communication issues are one of the top reasons for break-up or divorce.
Dr. John Gottman believes that it is the most significant predictor of divorce.
Because Communication issues can lead to contempt, which is the opposite of respect.
Once you've been in a relationship for 1-2 years, there becomes the real possibility that financial incompatibility will get in the way.
Money issues and disputes can lead to trust, safety, security and power issues.
While money isn't generally an issue when you're casually dating, it can seriously affect the relationship when you're living and going on trips together.


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Q: How to render index page with Vuejs using Node + Express I'm building a small application with Vuejs + Node but currently have to run 2 servers in dev:

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*my node server: nodemon server.js

*and Vuejs built in script: npm run dev which runs webpack-dev-server

When I try to deploy I can't figure out how to render the index.html page with my vuejs app loaded.
On my server I'm simply serving my index.html file:
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Index.html loads as a blank page.
I tried running npm run build and get the following message, but can't figure out how to have my app initiated from there.

Here's my index.html file:

<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0">
    <title>Startup app</title>

I know the js file with the built is not being injected, but not sure how to do that part. Could someone please help?

A: Try to create a folder named public then  place your index.html there.
Then serve your index.html by:
app.use(express.static('public'));

A: You can use ejs to render the html file in server just create folder Views and create file Home.ejs and npm i --save ejs after that  require ejs in your server and create get request to render this file in your server i faced this problem
app.set('view engine', 'ejs')
app.get('/', function(req, res){
    res.render('Home')})

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Jordan Rich
WRADvocate Profile: Jordan Rich
Jordan Rich is a radio personality from WBZ Radio Boston. He is also a host, master of ceremonies, voiceover artist, and inspirational speaker.With all of his combined talents spreading the good word, he is the perfect WRADvocate!
Along with going to a school in Revere, Massachusetts to read to the children (something he has done for the past 8 years), he will also be doing a read-aloud segment on his radio show!
Read on to learn more:
1. Book(s) that changed my life:
So many books have had an influence on me since graduating from the Dick and Jane series in early elementary school. Perhaps it started in the mid 1960's on an extended and fantastic trip to science fact and fiction with the series of "Tom Swift" adventures, introduced by Edward Stratemeyer in 1910.
Another Swift (Jonathan) transported me to fascinating places at an early age with his magnificent series "Gulliver's Travels." I've read thousands of books since and there are too many influential ones to mention. But along with countless classics and bestsellers, two recent books have moved me deeply and it's a pleasure to share them with you. One is the emotionally powerful novel "About a Boy," by Nick Hornby, the story of a reluctant father who learns the true meaning of a father's love for a son. It soon became a hit film starring Hugh Grant. But the book had me tearing up on many occasions and is one I recommend to anyone contemplating starting a family.
The second book that I often rave about is entitled, "I'm Proud of You: My Friendship with Fred Rogers." Writer Tim Madigan publishes a treasury of correspondence he shared with the legendary Mr. Rogers of children's public television fame. Every letter contains a heartfelt lesson from Fred to Tim and ultimately to us. In this wonderful book, you'll encounter the warmth, wisdom, humor and kindness of someone as beloved as he was for decades. Fred Rogers passed away before the book was published, but his gentle words live on in my heart and thousands of others thanks to this special book.
2. How has what I've read influenced me professionally?
I am a professional talk host with a passion for the interview. So, an average week consists of preparing for and then conducting author interviews on air, as many as six per week. The books vary from fictional best sellers to the New York Times top non-fiction offerings in history, biography, sports, the arts, economics, health and more. I am blessed to have the opportunity to meet with and discuss the work of local and national writers, America's finest authors. Homework is something I never quite looked forward to in
school. My regular homework assignments these days of pouring through a stack of interesting books to prepare for my show has greatly enhanced my personal and professional outlook in so many ways. It is the kind of homework I love doing. If you are one of my high school teachers reading this, please know that you deserve some credit.
3. What advice do I have for teachers, parents regarding how to handle struggling readers?
Simply this. Remind them that our imaginations will always transport us to amazing places and the experience is as exciting if not more so than any CGI film or video game. When it comes to reading, all are invited and the cost is minimal. And with with millions of books in print and on-line, there is something of interest for everyone---without question. Pick subjects that interest children and they'll find it hard to resist the reading bug. When I present novels or non-fiction books and their authors to my listeners, I do so
with enthusiasm and curiosity, two essential ingredients that inspire listeners to want to know more. And yes, reading aloud with expression is still an excellent method to motivate young people to want to read on their own. It certainly helps to explain the success of radio, the medium I love that has stayed vital for nearly 100 years. The spoken word connects to us in our brains, morphing into something very much alive. It's the key that turns on the engine of imagination.
4. Do I have a memory of someone reading aloud to me?
Yes, indeed. And it is a radio memory. From the mid 1950's to 1991, Bill Cavness was the host of a daily program called, "Reading Aloud" broadcast daily on our local public radio station. I would tune in often to listen to him read long-form novels, short stories, poems and more. Bill predated audio books that are now so popular. He inspired millions with is words. I was also introduced to the Golden Age of Radio programs many years after they originally premiered. Listening to the collected adventures of Sherlock Holmes or the tales of Edgar Allan Poe served to hook me in. It wasn't long before I hungered to read Conan Doyle and others after hearing their works acted out on radio.
5. Share with us some final meditations on the power of reading aloud and reading in general?
C.S. Lewis said, "We read to know we are not alone." I love the thought. Reading connects us to all things and all people. It allows our mind to expand; it nurtures and promotes the two C's of success--- creativity and curiosity. The saddest thing for anyone has to be the feeling that he or she is left out, that a door to knowledge and discovery has been closed to them. We enjoy blessed freedoms in this nation, never to be taken for granted. When one has the opportunity to digest ideas, concepts and tales of all kinds, one is sure to be enriched for a lifetime. A few years back, I interviewed a very popular film and television actor named Lance Hendrickson. He's had a very successful acting career despite not learning to read until his early thirties. To hear Lance tell it, literacy was the greatest gift he could imagine. And discovering reading as an adult was like being born again into childhood. Lance in turn has given back so much to his audiences,
reading, interpreting and delivering scripts written by others. The process of language, the written word and our ability to incorporate it enriches all aspects of our lives. Everyone should be able to share in that magic.
To learn more about Jordan Rich, visit him on his websites: http://www.jordanrich.com/ and www.chartproductions.com
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NEW YORK (AP) A last-second foul that sent Maya Moore to the line for the winning free throw in the Western Conference finals should never have been called, the WNBA said Monday.
With the score tied in Sunday's game between Minnesota and Phoenix, Moore stole Noelle Quinn's pass. Quinn was whistled for a reach-in foul by official Amy Bonner, and Moore made a free throw with 1.5 seconds left for a 72-71 victory that gave Minnesota a two-game sweep and a spot in the WNBA Finals.
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by mmotanknba » Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:18 pm
Afterwards, you're likely to be left alone in Diadem by way of your group with no apparent objective. At the right time of writing there are a few significant money makers supplied in the manual and should they direct keeps getting updated it might be among the ideal Gil-making tools out there. However you like to perform, you're discover a profession that is suitable for your style.
The players may multitask in the moment on several leves. A great deal of people discover that it is frustrating to party with people with support jobs , especially if it is off by a whole lot. A good deal of people have been.
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You may farm gil from lots of sources, each of them provide you with a choice of revenue. At the right time of writing there are a couple significant money makers supplied in the manual and should they guide keeps getting updated it may be among the perfect Gil-making tools on the market. But you like to perform, you are discover a profession that is acceptable for your style.
There are tons of things about doing it you ought to know. A great deal of people discover that it's frustrating to party with individuals with support jobs that are under-leveled if it is off by a whole lot. A good deal of people have been.
There are dozens and dozens of quests spread that players may go on. There's an range of places and worlds within the game that someone must go to and expirence to finish the quests. The guilds can be seen in various cities.
Who gives you a tiny task (Quest) to start your career for a crafter! As a mage, you need to pick up as many spells as possible. Quests are among the methods that are simplest to do this.
When you get a game from Killer Guides you may also be sure the info is accurate and authentic. If you buy a V collection, you're taking a look at millions of gil at this time, and surely some fairly substantial costs throughout the game. Prima guides include techniques and tips for players that are new, like Shujinko.
Crafting is a choice to make gil for you through the price tag is somewhat high. For 18 items you're going to receive a pin that is little. As a way to achieve this, make certain to ASK YOUR PARTY, then go in the Treasury and great deal .
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It makes a claim in it can get players to the level cap in as few as seven days. It permits the player to form an celebration with players, including players from several worlds on the same data. Of course because you're collecting all the XP at once and after you have finished the quests in area you can go and hand them in you'll find an immense boost.
It turns into a monotonous and tedious task that can prove to be extremely satisfying. As a consequence, we predict gathering industry's very first area. Following that, you have to download the client.
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Performing a neighborhood levequest also involves using the recipe. Unlike the collecting log it doesn't give certain places although there's a fishing log. With that from the way, let's get on the manual.
The intention of this guide is to offer you a birds eye view of what's going to help you receive settled into FFXIV, providing you links to detailed information on the way! This guide is presently a work in progress, so don't hesitate to leave me a message from the Discussion tab near the top of the page when you have any suggestions. This guide is intended to be an easy-access resource for everybody.
This guide breaks down the total fight into phases so you're able to prepare to protect against a deadly mass spell or have a breather to heal your party to complete. Airship and ferry services can be gotten at the cities and hamlets. From Limsa Lominsa, just spend the ferry to Gridania or if you're level 15, you sometimes take the airship.
Groups ought to be comprised of a wholesome combination of tanks, healers and damage dealers. As you are in a location it's possible to see whether you're in a position to use your blacksmithing for anything close by which will supply you with additional experience. You've come to the correct location.
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You won't wish to be facing any monster while within this class. Having said that Bard feels terrific. The Blacksmith class has turned out to be somewhat more popular with gamers within the FFXIV universe.
The stage might differ. They're Grand Company themed so that you can chose which one which you would like. Cross Class Build Lancer has lots of very good alternative for cross-class skills.
It greatly speeds up the procedure but a bit less EXP is received by you. For the first couple of heights of botany, going about in your smallclothes should be adequate. As stated earlier, some secondary weapon needs a specific skill.
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One of our greatest concerns over the past couple of months has been why the COVID rate in the UK has remained stubbornly high. As things currently stand, the rate in the UK is back up to about 80% of the peak reached in late summer at approximately 50 cases per 100,000/day and it is not decreasing. Compare this to the rates in Spain, France, and Germany that have all come down to less than 10 cases per 100,000/day and less than 5 in the case of Spain. In many sectors of the UK, however, the attitude towards this is a minimal concern.
Why there is a low concern may be instructive to the rest of us. Almost half of this persistently elevated rate is due to significant increases in the number of cases in the pediatric population over the past 2 months. Despite this increase, there has been no significant increase in the rate of hospitalizations. In fact, a common virus which we have talked about before, RSV or respiratory syncytial virus, in a typical year causes 5-6 times the rate of hospitalizations as has been seen in the same age group with COVID-19. RSV, which was almost nonexistent last year because of the respiratory disease mitigation measures, is returning at very high levels in much of the economically developed world, including the UK. The thought process emerging is that since COVID is becoming primarily a disease of the unvaccinated including younger people who are not at significant risk for hospitalization, continued mitigation techniques are not necessary. A now-stated part of the UK strategy regarding opening up restrictions in mid-summer was that the public health authorities recognized that whenever opening up occurred, there would be an increase in rate and it was better for this to occur before the indoor season of late fall and winter. Additionally, the United Kingdom trailed most economically developed countries in offering vaccination for any part of the pediatric population. The UK only began vaccinating children age 12 and up about a month ago. Two weeks after starting immunizations in the middle school age group, despite being back in school which some believed to create a higher risk for spread, the pediatric COVID rate began to decrease.
So with all of this, there is a sense in the United Kingdom that COVID as the major impact on activities has passed its peak. Unfortunately, with opening up, all of the other typical cold-weather respiratory diseases, such as RSV and influenza will likely see an increase this winter. The big question, therefore, will be the impact of COVID plus influenza plus RSV plus other routine respiratory diseases on healthcare and general productivity. The main learning point from all of this is that people still need to pay attention to protecting themselves against respiratory diseases in general, especially this year, and consider COVID as just one of a number of health issues that we need to pay attention to and mitigate against. Coming full circle to the lack of overwhelming concern in the United Kingdom about their persistent COVID rates, the real point is that they are learning that COVID is not something that is to be defeated but it is like many other illnesses that need to be controlled. We all need to learn that same lesson.
Rounding out this week's review of epidemiology and COVID rates around the world, over last week, Europe saw the first increase in COVID cases in about 2 months. Almost the entirety of this increase was due to a near doubling of the case rate in Romania. Excluding Romania, rates were either stable or down on most of the rest of the continent. This is not true in Russia, however, which is currently seeing its highest case rate of the year without new mitigation tools. This has been raising concerns regarding Russian stability. In Asia, rates are near negligible in Japan and Hong Kong, while Singapore, South Korea, and Australia, which had been seeing spikes, appear to have turned the corner with rates coming down. The World Health Organization acknowledged that this week for the first time in several months that overall case rates around the world are decreasing.
In the United States, COVID rates have decreased by another 12% in the past week with every state in the United States except Massachusetts, Michigan, Colorado, New Hampshire, and Vermont showing decreases in case rates. By the CDC's newest criteria on transmission rates, only Connecticut has a rate below what the CDC has labeled as high transmission although 17 states are in the intermediate range by the criteria we have used through most of the epidemic in the United States. At the current rate of decrease, and assuming no variants, it will still likely be several weeks before a significant number of states are below the level of transmission at which the CDC says that masks in public indoor locations are not recommended even if vaccinated. But in looking at the CDC's County by County map, there is a steadily growing number of counties around the country that are dropping into or below the level of substantial transmission.
As one may have suspected, as case rates are coming down both point-of-care testing and lab-based PCR testing services are becoming easier to obtain. Just two weeks ago an informal survey of home antigen test availability through major retailers showed shipping dates extending into November. As of this week, however, most are showing immediate shipments with next-day or on-shelf availability of antigen tests. This is not an effect of the over $1B that the White House has pledged towards test availability, but just standard market forces. The White House funding will likely have little impact. Turnaround times for PCR testing are once again decreasing from the 3-4-day range to a 1-2-day range.
It is worthwhile reviewing briefly what test to use and when. Remember that the most accurate test for diagnosing active infection is the PCR test. Generally, the PCR tests are run in labs on very large machines running multiple parallel tests over a couple of hours. There are desktop low-throughput machines available for special circumstances, but because of the low throughput, these generally have a high cost associated. PCR tests are good for screening asymptomatic people because they have the lowest false-negative rate, but even for these tests, in screening unselected people there is still the possibility of false positives. PCR tests are often required for critical need-to-know situations such as anticipated encounters with high-risk individuals and international travel. For both routine screenings of large populations and targeted testing of people suspected to be positive because of symptoms, antigen testing is very effective because of a low false-negative rate in these situations, although the error rate can be unacceptably high requiring confirmation with a PCR test.
On vaccines, there is no definitive news this week, although there has been information released which will be informing decisions to be made by the FDA advisory committees beginning on Thursday. The most important information coming out was analysis from the US FDA internal staff reviews that found no compelling evidence of the need for a booster for people who received either the Moderna or the Johnson & Johnson vaccines. This information now goes to the external review committee for vaccines at the Food and Drug Administration which will meet tomorrow to make recommendations on boosters. The opinions of the internal review are not controlling on the advisory committee and focus almost solely on whether the vaccines in question can continue to prevent hospitalization or death in recipients. The advisory committee takes a broader look which includes the importance of decreasing the prevalence of all infections in decreasing hospitalizations and death rates especially in unvaccinated or high-risk individuals who may catch spillover infections from those not boosted and, thus with slightly lower immunity against mild infections. Additionally, a separate review was released from the National Institutes of Health which corroborated European findings that adenovirus-based vaccines such as Johnson & Johnson resulted in higher levels of antibodies and immunity when they were boosted with an mRNA vaccine. It is unclear how the vaccine advisory committee will handle this information, although given the European data it appears fairly clear that following the Johnson & Johnson vaccine with an mRNA vaccine is likely the best course for optimal immunity.
Pfizer has formally submitted its request for emergency use authorization of the Pfizer COVID vaccine in 5 to 11-year-olds. They are requesting a 2-dose regimen at one-third the strength of the adult version. The FDA announced that the vaccine advisory committee will meet on October 26 to consider this request. Assuming there are no noted safety issues, and following approval patterns to date, it is likely that vaccine for the 5-11-year-old age group would receive emergency use authorization approximately 1 November. Because this is a different formulation it is not just a matter of turning on programs as it was for the 12-18 age groups as this will likely require manufacture and distribution of an entirely different format of vaccine, although it is possible that the FDA would approve simply drawing a smaller volume of the existing vaccine as an interim approach to beginning younger children's vaccinations.
On Monday of this week, Merck Pharmaceuticals did submit an application for emergency use authorization for its antiviral drug, Molnupiravir. This drug works by disrupting the replication mechanism of the RNA virus. The development of Molnupiravir actually predates COVID, but it was sidetracked early in the epidemic because a senior scientist in the US government believed that the mechanism of action could possibly lead to changes in DNA in human cells. This theoretical risk has not been demonstrated in clinical studies, although it is still likely that the use-case for this medication will be limited only to infections in high-risk patients until additional safety studies are completed.
The last major issue for this week is a major new policy change regarding travel to the United States. Beginning next month, visitors will be able to enter the US at Land or ferry points from Canada and Mexico for nonessential reasons if they can prove that they are fully vaccinated. Then, beginning in January, all documented travelers, including those on essential travel, will be required to demonstrate that they are fully vaccinated. This policy change is being made to align with new international air travel agreements that will allow entry into the US by air for fully vaccinated people from certain countries, initially including China, India, Brazil, the European Union, and the United Kingdom, beginning in November. As can be imagined, there is a significant amount of pushback regarding opening borders to travelers from China given the opacity of COVID data from China.


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Q: R Data bar issue with the Year column in DT table I am creating an xaringan presentation via RMarkdown which includes a DT table consisting of databars. When I use the code below I get the following error:
Error in FUN(X[[i]], ...) :
  only defined on a data frame with all numeric-alike variables

Note that I did look at this answer but wasn't able to work with it.
The purpose is to show the entire table with the Count column consisting of data bars along with the values as well.
Sample Data
Year = c(2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)

City = c("Miami", "Miami", "Miami", "Orlando", "Orlando", "Orlando"

Count = c(10, 44, 33.5, 56, 65, 14, 78, 88)

Code
library(DT)

df = data.frame(Year, City, Count)

datatable(df) %>% formatStyle(names(df),
                              background = styleColorBar(range(df[, "Count"]), 'lightblue', angle = -90),
                              backgroundSize = '98% 88%',
                              backgroundRepeat = 'no-repeat',
                              backgroundPosition = 'center')

UPDATE
I was able to solve the problem using:
datatable(df) %>% formatStyle(names(df),
                              background = styleColorBar(range(df$Count), 'lightblue', angle = -90),
                              backgroundSize = '98% 88%',
                              backgroundRepeat = 'no-repeat',
                              backgroundPosition = 'center')

It is showing the databars for the Count column. However, now the Year column is also showing completely filled databars as shown below.
How can I fix this so that the Year column does not show databars?


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Q: If $\lim_{|z|\to 1^-}u(z)=0$ then $u\equiv 0$
Let , $u(z)$ be a complex valued harmonic function in $|z|<1$ and $\lim_{|z|\to 1^-}u(z)=0$. Then show that $u(z)$ is identically zero in $|z|<1$.

I am unable to understand that from where I start . I think Identity theorem helps , but how ?

A: We are given that $u$ is a complex-valued harmonic function for $|z|<1$ with $u\to 0$ as $|z|\to 1^{-}$.
The Maximum Modulus Principle guarantees that the maximum (and minimum) for $u$ must occur on the boundary  $|z|=1$.  Inasmuch as $\lim_{|z|\to 1^{-}}u(z)=0$, then $u=0$ for all $|z|<1$.
We can also view this in the context of real analysis. Since $u$ is harmonic, both its real and imaginary parts satisfy Laplace's equation in the interior of the unit circle and vanish on the boundary.   The uniqueness theorem for the Dirichlet Problem applied to Laplace's Equation immediately leads to the expected answer.


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WEST HARTFORD (AP) -- A husband and wife from Farmington each face assault charges after police say they attacked each other with a sword inside West Hartford hookah lounge.
The Hartford Courant reports charges were filed Friday against 47-year-old George Ayoub, who owns the 1001 Arabian Nights Hookah Lounge, and his 24-year-old wife, Najeh Frehi.
Police say they were called to the lounge on April 22 by Ayoub, who was found bleeding inside the building. His wife was found down the block with wounds to her shoulders and hands.
A large sword was found at the scene.
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Grovetown's Kiana Robinson signs with Savannah State
Scott Rouch
GROVETOWN - Running suicides at basketball practices brought out a love of running for Grovetown's Kiana Robinson.
With thoughts of basketball long gone, Robinson signed to run track for the NCAA Division I Tigers of Savannah State University.
It was the school she wanted all along, Robinson said after the signing at Grovetown High on Thursday.
"Savannah State was my No. 1 pick," Robinson said. "I've made this long list and they've always been my No. 1 school."
Robinson lived in the area in eighth grade, moved to Kansas and returned to Grovetown for her sophomore year.
Thursday was the culmination of what she told Grovetown track coach Rodney Tyson at their initial meeting.
"The very first practice she came to me and said, 'I'm back, and I want you to know I want to be a sprinter for you and I want to run in college,'" Tyson said to the gathered throng in the school's auditorium.
Robinson stood out in 2014, running the 100 meters, the 200, the 4x100 relay and the 4x400 relay. In addition to winning all four events at a meet at Savannah State, she also paced the Lady Warriors at the Georgia High School Association Class AAAAA state track championships with a fourth-place finish in the 200 (25.11 seconds) and a seventh-place finish in the 100 (12.39).
The Tigers, who compete in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, made an offer to Robinson before the year started but she wanted to make sure. A visit there three weeks ago solidified her belief.
"It seemed family-based," Robinson said, "I love the campus. I look at it and I feel like I'm home."
She was happy to sign early so she wouldn't have to be stressed about the process and she wanted to make a statement to the university.
"I wanted to show the school that I'm fully committed," Robinson said. "I wanted to say 'hey, I want you guys more than anybody else.' "