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Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC)
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The table to the right includes counts of all research outputs for Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) published between 1 November 2020 - 31 October 2021 which are tracked by the Nature Index.
Article Count and Share for Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC)
Compare Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) with other institutions
Top 10 domestic collaborators with Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) by Share (110 total)
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC), France
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and National Institute for Health and Medical Research (INSERM) (3.74)
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC)1.93
National Institute for Health and Medical Research (INSERM)1.80
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and University of Paris (3.13)
University of Paris1.20
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP) (2.17)
Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP)0.75
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Sorbonne University (1.83)
Sorbonne University0.29
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) (1.23)
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Risk Factors and Molecular Determinants of Aging-related Diseases (RID-AGE) (0.77)
Risk Factors and Molecular Determinants of Aging-related Diseases (RID-AGE)0.06
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and University of Lille Nord de France (0.74)
University of Lille Nord de France0.02
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Pasteur Institute (0.73)
Pasteur Institute0.01
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Lille (CHU Lille) (0.73)
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Lille (CHU Lille)0.01
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Development of Innovative Strategies for a Transdisciplinary Approach to Alzheimer's Disease (DISTALZ) (0.73)
Development of Innovative Strategies for a Transdisciplinary Approach to Alzheimer's Disease (DISTALZ)0.01
Top 10 international collaborators with Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) by Share (223 total)
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and University of Cambridge (1.84)
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) (1.08)
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Addenbrooke's Hospital (0.84)
Addenbrooke's Hospital0.26
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (0.68)
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust0.10
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Anglia Ruskin University (0.66)
Anglia Ruskin University0.09
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and University of Michigan (U-M) (0.58)
University of Michigan (U-M)0.35
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven) (0.54)
Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven)0.14
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and University of Würzburg (JMU) (0.52)
University of Würzburg (JMU)0.03
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and Yale University (0.52)
Paris-Cardiovascular Research Center (PARCC) and University of Cincinnati (UC) (0.48)
University of Cincinnati (UC)0.08
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I agree with you on many of the reasons you state you prefer one card over the other.
To me though the Zombies are not "slow" they can only move one zone (without a Push, which at the most can be done once or twice around (familiars don't count as they are not played much at all) a round so with a bit of skillful play I can avoid and with bloodthirsty can easily distract them. This guy with Fast can get around the board really fast with a base 4 dice attack with Piercing +1. Yes late game I might not want to give up that attack for the Growth marker but early and mid-game "Each Growth marker provides Melee +1 and Innate Life +3" is a no brainer even with a few mids/bigs strategy.
The Necro's guys are not going to be easily buffed, so what you get is what you get when they are cast. So Growth Markers will be a big part of the strategy when playing this guy and since the only requirement here is Corporeal Creature like Kralathor (Shaggoth is Friendly Zombie only) you are going to want to use Growth Marker when the opportunity presents to get the guys large and fearsome.
As I have said before the Transfusion / Pit play would be the result of your opponent playing badly and letting the opposing mage have 7-8 rounds with no pressure to set all of it up.
I guess I am thinking less Zombie Builds or Skeleton builds but a Ghoul / Wraith build focus for my first custom Necro build.
I could see myself adding a couple of these ghouls to my warlock deck. They would work pretty well with some darkfene bats... your enemy must focus the bats to avoid rot, so your ghouls are free to either eat bat corpses or attack (depending on position).
Nice. Damned if you do (kill the bats). Damned if you don't.
I confess I've never played bats (d12 phobia) but this is simple synergy. Great how DvN gives current unloved cards new life.
Again another fantastically thematic card. Reeks of dark magic!
For me this card is very situational. I'm still mulling it over whether this will even be in my book. Possibly leaning more towards yes for a skeleton based book. I don't know. First your opponet plays a huge part on his success, something i'm not generally a fan of. As mentioned in a normal game not too many creatures die. So initially Ravenous would normally be one or two squares away just waiting around for things to die in order to become better. You wouldn't want to really attack with it if anything was remotely close to dying, that's a problem for me. I'm not sure I get that. Why not just summon a better mob to begin with. This reminds me a lot of the veteran status for Warlord. I think all those who have played warlord can agree that it doesn't really play that well due to lack of multiple creature deaths. And they just get veteran after the kill, they don't have to use their action in order to get the promotion. The shaggoth seems so much better. It gets to absorb zombies close to death for growth but would not be on the backfront waiting for them to get low. He would also be adding to offense. Definitely not the counter to the Druid's Kralathor who just gets the growth automatically. For that though i'm glad because I think this card would be way worse if it was just a mirror of Kralathor.
If I get past the potential for growth and just see him as a regular creature he's fairly decent. The fast piercing +1 is nice. Would have liked him to be a zombie for synergy of course, but overall looking past growth hes ok.
The ghoul's feeding power is quite a bit more versatile than the warlord's veteran ability. The later requires your creature to kill an enemy, while the former works if anything dies on either side. That difference means the ghoul is much less dependent on your opponent's strategy.
But, I agree that even if your ignore his special power, this ghouls is interesting. Just being fast, nonliving and decently durable is pretty unique. I could see a necro/warlock put on some early pressure with a couple of ghouls charging in backed up by pestilence.
When the shaggoth eats a zombie, does it count as a kill, and give the graveyard mana? Or does obliterate cancel that out? If it does, then the ghoul certainly has more synergy with the graveyard... a creature dies, the graveyard get mana.. the ghoul gets a nice meal.. everyone is happy.
What about sacrificial altar, graveyard, ghoul. Kill a creature with the altar, give another creature a bonus, ghoul eats the corpse, graveyard gets mana... necromancer cackles with evil glee.
And what about goblin bomber and ghoul? Bomber attacks, explodes, and the ghoul slurps up the mess.
I find all of the analysis of these cards very fascinating as we get to see what other players value. Slow and Resilient seem to be favored by many on this thread, and I see that as weaknesses that make's me not want to play them. The only Slow/Lumbering creature I truly fear is the Gorgon Archer, especially in pairs. On occasion the Iron Golems can be quite nasty, but Corrode should help balance that out.
I wonder if our views are due to our local meta's? I do play a bit on OCTGN and have a good dozen games in with Charmyna so I do get to see a bit wider meta. My views are that with Fast + 4 Dice of Damage the Ghoul is better than Shaggoth-Zora. It will take 3 full actions to get him on the fearsome side and once again the Lumbering comes into play and to me the negatives out way the positives for blood thirsty. The same goes for the other Zombies. If you can get a swarm of them then the opposing mage could be in for a bit of trouble, but then Shaggoth-Zora could eat your own swarm.
Several other general observations, Skeletons do not get a Piercing -# buff which is surprising. I am very interested in the Necro's "Cleric" Acolyte of the Bog Queen and Altar of Skulls and the interaction there.
I thought that Psychic Immunity meant that Daze and Stun did not affect these creatures since these are Psychic Conditions.
Invisible mental or telepathic effect or assault. Psychic spells and attacks can cause the Stun, Daze, or Sleep condition.
Creature is disoriented and/or blinded. Whenever this creature makes an attack, roll the effect die at the end of the Declare Attack Step. If the result is 7 or higher, the attack is resolved normally. If the result is 6 or less, the attack "misses" its target and skips to Step 5 of the attack sequence (Additional Strikes). If it makes a Zone Attack, only check once: the entire attack either fails or succeeds normally. If a creature has more than one Daze on it, roll only one time to see if the creature misses. In addition, the Dazed creature suffers a -2 penalty to all Defense rolls for each Daze marker it has. All Daze markers are removed at the end of the creature's Action Phase. Daze has a removal cost of 2. Conjurations cannot be Dazed.
Creature is Incapacitated. All Stun markers are removed at the end of the creature's Action Phase. Stun has a removal cost of 4. Cannot affect conjurations.
This is a Psychic condition. This creature is in a deep sleep and is Incapacitated. If this creature receives any damage, remove Sleep and replace it with a Daze marker (which is conveniently printed on the other side of the Sleep marker). Sleep has a removal cost equal to the sleeping creature's Level.
The damage type here is Light damage so the way I read things and through the Codex several times carefully Stun or Daze are not necessarily a result of Psychic conditions but may be caused by a Psychic attack. Where as Sleep is defined as a Psychic condition. So the Daze/Stun potential of the Staff is not an effect of a Psychic attack but of a Light attack.
How about the section in the Codex about Immunity?
This object is immune to all attacks, damage, conditions, and effects of the specified damage type, including critical damage and direct damage. Cannot be targeted or affected by spells of the specified type.
Since the codex identifies Psychic spells and attacks as causing Stun, Daze or Sleep conditions it seemed logical to conclude that the object is immune to these conditions under the Immunity clause no matter what the damage type of the condition. After all the statement does not require the condition to be delivered by the damage type - only that the condition is "...of the specified damage type,..." In other words a Daze from another type of attack still requires the object to have a mental attribute in order to 'feel' dazed. I viewed Psychic Immunity as an indicator this mental attribute did not exist for that object.
The other view is that immunity only exists if the specified damage type is causing that condition. The immunity statement seemed to cover the broader case above, but it could use clarification. Based on the definitions in the Codex it would seem that Sleep is the only defined Psychic condition at this point, but both Daze and Stun are potential conditions of Psychic damage, but not defined as a Psychic condition.
Sleep is the only Psychic condition. Daze and Stun are not in and of themselves Psychic and not prevented by Psychic Immunity.
Seriously dude, if nonliving were immune to the whole gambit, in addition to being resilient they would be way too overpowered. I'm sure they considered your argument, because technically it makes sense on a thematic level, but I would guess that it was left on the cutting room floor so to speak for proper balancing. Anyway, that's my guess.
This is faulty logic and has already been officially ruled on anyway. Just because a type of attack typically causes certain types of effects does not mean that those effects are automatically considered to be of that type. If they were, they would say that they were. What you are asserting here is essentially like saying: Hearts can beat hence all beats come from hearts, or swans have beaks therefore all beaks belong to swans. It simply isn't true.
Slow and Resilient seem to be favored by many on this thread, and I see that as weaknesses that make's me not want to play them.
sIKE, you are debating the benefits of agility over strength, the boxer vs. the wrestler, the skirmisher vs. the heavy infantry.
The problem is there are so many ways to hobble the agile mage. For zombie-based Necromancer, 2 points buys you Enfeeble or Tanglevine. But when Necromancer opens 4 Brutes with Idol then Teleport opponent into them on turn 5, unlike Iron Golems, Brutes hinder escape, follow and attack. With hobbling like Tanglevine, opponent is soon zombie fodder. You mention "Slow" but Lumbering is nowhere near as debilitating as Slow. I grant you Minion's Lumbering and Pest is not good but Brutes can hinder, that's the key difference why I saw danger signs with them.
There is absolutely no finesse in what I propose. Not even a Transfusion free action burst. Just the power of 12 points on 4 Brutes, 16 points on 4 Teleport and 12 points on 6 Tanglevine to flush out your Teleports.
Unless they intend to nerf Teleport so that it can't target enemy mages (I support this), any concentrated creature mass of under-costed high damage/toughness creatures is a threat. Agility can never win against Teleport or Tanglevine. Only more Teleports can. With Slow creatures like Jelly, you have to Transfuse the Jinx Nullify Force Hold, at least it's got some cheesy combo finesse to it. But Lumbering Brutes don't even need that. They follow you and attack when you are not stuck in Tanglevine.
You were perfectly right that Pop-Up Sniper is a huge threat to zombies (and a good play against other books). But all the other solutiions are niche. We are supposed to believe they'll be added into books because they fear zombies? It's not a good sign for the meta when this happens.
I don't think the problem is Brutes. There will always be the next Stone Golem (hit hard in this expansion). The issue is Teleport assassination.
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Next one is up, we have seen it already and is now officially previewed. Interesting, but not sure of what I think about it.


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Quiz - Cultural Literacy World Lit ar-des
Category: Cultural Literacy
Published: Saturday, 24 January 2015 10:20
I only taught world literature and philosophy for two years using Cultural Literature, so it may not be quite as refined, but I did choose the most relevant facts, as far as we got.
sample: If I decided to renounce my material pleasures (which aren't too many, anyhow) and devote my energy to religious or moral purpose, I'd be practicing ______________.
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1 pts. Which great ruler did Aristotle tutor?
A. Atilla the Hun
B. Catherine the Great
C. Ivan the Terrible
D. William the Conqueror
E. Alexander the Great
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1 pts. If I decided to renounce my material pleasures (which aren't too many, anyhow) and devote my energy to religious or moral purpose, I'd be practicing ______________.
A. Scientology
B. astheticism
C. ascetitism
D. teaching
E. animism
1 pts. Baudelaire's poetry, including Flowers of Evil, is known for its _________________.
A. romantic notions
B. political agenda
C. heroic exploits
D. morbid beauty
E. big words
1 pts. Don Quixote is about a man who thinks he is _______________________.
A. a woman destined to gain the right to vote
B. a knight destined to revive the golden age of chivalry
C. a king destined to lead England out of Roman rule
D. a transformer destined to save the world from Megatron
E. a banker destined to get his wife back
1 pts. What is the crime in Crime and Punishment?
A. cheating
B. a man kills two old women
C. the fact that the book is 576 pages long
D. wearing white after Labor Day
E. a man does not kill two old women who ask him to take them out of their misery
1 pts. What three places are depicted in Dante's Divine Comedy?
A. heaven, hell, and purgatory
B. heaven, hades, and hell
C. Hawaii, Detroit, and an airport
D. consciousness, sub-consciousness, and sleep
E. home, school, and the hallway
1 pts. Why is courtly love difficult for us to understand today?
A. it was all about divorcing and marrying someone else
B. it was about marrying someone you don't love in order to have many affairs
C. it was about performing great tasks in order to honor a married woman, rarely getting to be with her
D. it was about love in the court room
E. it was about loving someone way below your own social class
1 pts. Why did the Copernicus model of the solar system change astronomy?
A. He put the North Star in the Southern Hemisphere and the Southern Cross in the Northern Hemisphere
B. He said that people born under Pisces would have lucky numbers of 1-5-9
C. He put the earth in the center of the solar system rather than the entire galaxy
D. He put the sun in the center of the solar system
E. He pointed out the a star a million light years away that we see exploding on earth today really exploded a million years ago
1 pts. What was the point of Cicero's speeches?
A. to show off his speaking skills
B. to get his name mentioned in books two thousand years after his death
C. to convince others in the Roman senate of his point of view
D. to get the ladies
E. to rally support for the king from the troops
1 pts. Who ruled over Spain at the time of El Cid?
A. Lothar of the Hill People
B. American Indians
C. the Vatican
D. Genghis Khan
E. Moors
1 pts. How does a clockwork universe deal with physics?
A. Science is everything and nothing else plays a role
B. God is completely in charge and there are no scientific laws that apply
C. God wound up a the universe like a clock and its "gears" are governed by the laws of physics
D. A curveball is just an optical illusion
E. The stars that we see are all just pin holes in a black wall at the end of the universe, and there's a bright light out there, which is God.
1 pts. What was Descartes demonstrating with his "I think, therefore I am" statement?
A. that everything in the world could be doubted
B. something that could not be doubted
C. Humans are all-powerful
D. We can be anything we want to be if we dream and follow that rainbow
E. most of us don't think enough
1 pts. Casanova was:
A. a character in many romance novels from Italy written by Fabio Lanzoni
B. a close personal friend of Wilt Chamberlain
C. an author who wrote about his own adventurous life in his memoirs
D. a character in a Shaw play who just could not get a date
E. when a supernova engulfed a white dwarf
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1 pt(s). If I decided to renounce my material pleasures (which aren't too many, anyhow) and devote my energy to religious or moral purpose, I'd be practicing ______________.
1 pt(s). Baudelaire's poetry, including Flowers of Evil, is known for its _________________.
1 pt(s). Don Quixote is about a man who thinks he is _______________________.
1 pt(s). What is the crime in Crime and Punishment?
1 pt(s). What three places are depicted in Dante's Divine Comedy?
1 pt(s). Why is courtly love difficult for us to understand today?
1 pt(s). Why did the Copernicus model of the solar system change astronomy?
1 pt(s). What was the point of Cicero's speeches?
1 pt(s). Who ruled over Spain at the time of El Cid?
1 pt(s). How does a clockwork universe deal with physics?
1 pt(s). What was Descartes demonstrating with his "I think, therefore I am" statement?
1 pt(s). Casanova was:

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For other people with the same name, see Daniel Elliott.
Daniel Giraud Elliot (March 7, 1835 – December 22, 1915) was an American zoologist and the founder of the American Ornithologist Union.
He was born in New York City on 7 March 1835 to George and Rebecca Elliot. In 1858, he married Ann Eliza Henderson.
From 1869 to 1879 he was in London and established strong links to British ornithologists and naturalists.
Elliot used his wealth to publish a series of sumptuous color-plate books on birds and animals. Elliot wrote the text himself and commissioned artists such as Joseph Wolf and Joseph Smit, both of whom had worked for John Gould, to provide the illustrations. The books included A Monograph of the Phasianidae (Family of the Pheasants) (1870–72), A Monograph of the Paradiseidae or Birds of Paradise (1873), A Monograph of the Felidae or Family of Cats (1878) and Review of the Primates (1913).
In 1890 he was President of the American Ornithologists' Union.
Elliot was one of the founders of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, of the American Ornithologists' Union and of the Société zoologique de France. He was also curator of zoology at the Field Museum in Chicago.
He died in New York City on December 22, 1915 of pneumonia.
Catalogue of a Collection of Birds Obtained by the Expedition into Somali-land (1897).
The Gallinaceous Game Birds of North America, Including the Partridges, Grouse, Ptarmigan, and Wild Turkeys (1897).
Catalogue of Mammals from the Olympic Mountains, Washington, with Descriptions of New Species (1899).
Description of an Apparently New Species of Mountain Goat (1900).
The Caribou of the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska (1901).
The Deer Family (1902, with Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore S. Van Dyke and A.J. Stone).
Catalogue of Mammals Collected by E. Heller in Southern California (1904).
The Land and Sea Mammals of Middle America and the West Indies (1904).
A Check List of Mammals of the North American Continent, the West Indies and the Neighboring Seas (1905).
A Catalogue of the Collection of Mammals in the Field Columbian Museum (1907).
Hybrid pheasant Chrysolophus pictus × Chrysolophus amherstiae.
^ a b Chapman, Frank M. (January 1917). "Daniel Giraud Elliot". The Auk. 34 (1): 1–10.
^ a b Biographical Index of Former Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh 1783 – 2002 (PDF). The Royal Society of Edinburgh. July 2006. ISBN 0 902 198 84 X.
^ "A monograph of the Paradiseidae or birds of paradise". Archive.org.
^ Daniel Giraud Elliot (1913). A Review of the Primates. American Museum of Natural History. pp. 42–.
^ Daniel Giraud Elliot; Edmund Heller (1903). Descriptions of Twenty-seven Apparently New Species and Subspecies of Mammals: All But Six Collected by Edmund Heller. na. pp. 260–.
^ Goetzmann, W.H. & Sloan, K. (1982). Looking far north: The Harriman expedition to Alaska, 1899. New York: The Viking Press.
^ "Daniel Giraud Elliot Medal" Archived 2012-10-14 at the Wayback Machine, National Academy of Sciences.
View works by Daniel Giraud Elliot online at the Biodiversity Heritage Library.


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Jul. PharmaEngine published the result of nanoliposomal irinotecan (PEP02, MM-398) phase II study for late-stage pancreatic adenocarcinoma in British Journal of Cancer.
Feb. PharmaEngine published the result of nanoliposomal irinotecan (PEP02, MM-398) phase II study for late-stage gastric cancer in Annals of Oncology.
Jan. PharmaEngine and Guangzhou BeBetter Medicine Technology signed a Collaboration and Research Agreement.
Sep. PharmaEngine debuted IPO on Taipei Exchange Securities Market and began trading under the ticker "4162.TT" on Sept. 18, 2012.
Sep. PharmaEngine won Technology Transfer Gold Medal for the PEP02 project at the Taipei Biotech Award 2012.
Aug. PharmaEngine and Nanobiotix S.A. entered into an Asia-Pacific Exclusive License and Collaboration Agreement for NBTXR3, a radio-enhancer.
Jan. PharmeEngine and Merrimack initiated global phase III study on PEP02/MM-398 for metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma. PharmaEngine received the milestone payment of US$5 million after the first patient was dosed.
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Dec. PharmaEngine received Research & Development Innovation Prize from the Department of Industrial Technology of Ministry of Economic Affairs for the PEP02 project in phase II gastric cancer study.
Dec. EMA granted orphan drug status to PEP02 (MM-398) for the treatment of pancreatic adenocarcinoma.
Sep. PharmaEngine debuted on Taiwan's emerging stock market on Sept. 1, 2011.
Aug. PharmaEngine completed patient enrollment of PEP02 phase I study (PIST-CRC-01) for colorectal cancer in Taiwan.
Jul. US FDA granted orphan drug status to PEP02 (MM-398) for the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
Jul. Taiwan Securities & Futures Bureau (SFB) approved PharmaEngine stock to go public.
Jun. PharmaEngine presented a poster "Phase II study of PEP02 for patients with gemcitabine-refractory metastatic pancreatic cancer" at ASCO Annual Meeting 2011.
May PharmaEngine, Inc. and Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. entered into a Licensing and Collaboration Agreement on PEP02 (MM-398, Nanoliposomal Irinotecan) for US$220 million plus tiered royalties. PharmaEngine received an upfront payment of US$10 million.
Jan. PEP02 phase II studies for both gastric cancer and pancreatic cancer met the primary endpoints. The results were orally presented at the ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium 2011.
Sep. PharmaEngine completed patient enrollment of PEP02 single-agent phase II study (PEP0208) for second-line metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma in the US and Taiwan.
Sep. PharmaEngine completed patient enrollment of PEP02 single-agent phase II study (PEP0206) for advanced gastric cancer in Asia and Europe.
May PharmaEngine completed patient enrollment for a combination of PEP02 with 5-FU/LV phase I study (PEP0203) in solid tumor.
Jun. PharmaEngine presented a poster Phase I study of liposome encapsulated irinotecan (PEP02) in advanced solid tumor patients at ASCO Annual Meeting 2008.
Jan. PharmaEngine completed a PEP02 single-agent phase I study.
Sep. PharmaEngine expanded PEP02 license to the European territory.
Dec. PharmaEngine completed PEP02 process scale-up and preclinical studies. PharmaEngine filed IND in Taiwan.
Sep. PharmaEngine completed the first round of fundraising with NTD630 million (~US$20 million).
Jun. PharmaEngine licensed liposomal irinotecan (PEP02) for Asia territory, including Japan, from Hermes Biosciences, Inc.
Feb. PharmaEngine began operation on Feb. 6, 2003.
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Tue., April 12, 2011
WA Lege Day 93: Senate budgets out
Sens. Ed Murray, D-Seattle, (left) and Joe Zarelli, R-Ridgefield, announce the proposed Senate operating budget. OLYMPIA -- The Senate released proposed operating and capital budgets this evening. Good news and bad news time. Bad news for schools, colleges, people who rely on the state for…
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WA Lege Day 93: Domestic partner surrogacy bill passes Senate
Sen. Lisa Brown discusses an amendment with Sen. Mark Schoesler during debate on the domestic partnership surrogacy bill. OLYMPIA – A proposal to make clear who has legal custody for a children in a domestic partnership cleared a sharply divided Senate Tuesday, but a provision…
WA Lege Day 93: A place by any other name...
OLYMPIA -- The Senate voted to reinstated a state board that decides what to call places in Washington -- the same board it eliminated last year in a cost-saving measure. Republicans argued that in tough budget times, the state Board of Geographic Names is something…
Today's fun video: OR Lege not taking itself too seriously
The Oregon House of Representatives managed to slip the words to a song into floor speeches, then cut and splice them together for a video that's going viral on YouTube. Which brings up an interesting question: If the Washington Legislature were to do this, what…
WA Lege Day 93: Senate looks back 150 years
OLYMPIA -- The State Senate marked the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War with a resolution today that honors President Lincoln, notes that many veterans headed west and wound up in Washington after the war and recalls that a few former generals…
No Shuttle for Museum of Flight
OLYMPIA -- The Museum of Flight in Seattle was not chosen by NASA to be the home for one of the retired Space Shuttles. It will however get a training module the astronauts used. The Museum of Flight was among facilities scrambling for a Shuttle…
WA Lege Day 93: Senate budgets after day of votes
OLYMPIA -- The Senate releases its 2011-13 general operating and capital budgets this evening, sometime after 5 p.m. Why so late? Because today is one of those make-it-or-break-it days for legislation. A non-budget bill that started in one chamber has to pass the other chamber…
Mon., April 11, 2011
WA Lege day 92: Medical marijuana bill passes House
OLYMPIA – Rules for the growing, processing and selling medical marijuana passed the House of Representatives Monday after heated debate on whether the proposed law has enough safeguards to prevent sales to children. Supporters said SB 5073 was an effort to be compassionate to the…
WA Lege Day 92: Clock is ticking, bills will be moving
OLYMPIA -- Both chambers are likely to be busy today trying to pass bills sent them by the other house. The bell tolls for all non-budget bills Tuesday at 5 p.m., and there's a boat load in the queue. Meanwhile, freshman Democrats in the House…
Sat., April 9, 2011
Let's trade phrases to eliminate 1
Ping-ponging between the sobering budget hearings and the raucus budget protests of the past week has left me with a desire to get the legislators and demonstrators to the negotiating table to broker a deal. Not on the budget. I'm not smart enough to do…
Fri., April 8, 2011
WA Lege Day 89: Labor rallies while budget moves forward
OLYMPIA – Some 7,000 protesters chanting, singing and marching through the Capitol to the strains of bagpipes were unable to convince the Legislature to veer from the path from an "all-cuts" budget Friday. A proposal to close most of the projected $5.1 billion gap in…
WA Lege Day 89: Scenes from the rally (3)
OLYMPIA -- Members of the Pierce County Fire Fighters Pipe and Drum Association prepare to lead protesters through the Capitol hallways.
OLYMPIA -- Sean Dannon, a union organizer from Tacoma, dresses in a costume he thinks represents most legislators on the issue of eliminating tax breaks on businesses.
OLYMPIA -- Sen. Lisa Brown discusses the difficulty of passing any tax exemptions this year with protester Debbie Sills of Yakima.
WA Lege Day 89: Rally brings 7,000 to Capitol
OLYMPIA -- Unions representing trades, crafts, law enforcement, firefighters and other government workers brought some 7,000 protesters to the Capitol Friday for more than an hour of speeches and exhortations. Hundreds of them then marched into the rotunda and through the halls outside the legislative…
WA Lege Day 89: Union rally and budget debate
Protesters gather near the World War I memorial on the state Capitol Campus Friday. OLYMPIA -- The last of four days of protests in and around the Capitol over a proposed "all-cut" budget will feature thousands of labor union members joining other demonstrators on the…
WA Lege Day 88: Protesters arrested outside governor's office 7
State troopers arrest Karen Washington, left, outside the governor's office Thursday. OLYMPIA -- Sixteen protesters were arrested outside the governor's office today in the third day of demonstrations against proposed budget cuts. Fifteen were cited for disorderly conduct and released, while one was also cited…
WA Lege Day 88: Outside the gov's office
OLYMPIA -- A few minutes after 13 demonstrators were arrested and taken to another part of the Capitol, state troopers formed a line outside the governor's office.
WA Lege Day 88: Protester arrested
OLYMPIA -- One of 13 protesters arrested outside the governor's office is led away.
WA Lege Day 88: Chanting in the hallways
OLYMPIA -- Protesters march down the Capitol hallways past the bust of George Washington
WA Lege Day 88: Protesters stream into the Capitol
OLYMPIA -- Protesters massed on the steps, then enterred the rotunda.
Wed., April 6, 2011
WA Lege Day 87: Protesters settle in for night
OLYMPIA -- About 100 protesters chanted into the evening in the Capitol Rotunda, ignoring a request to clear the building when it officially closed at 7 p.m. There's no threat of arrest. The Washington State Patrol is prepared to stay the night if the protesters…
WA Lege Day 87: Protesters don't like either budget 3
OLYMPIA – As several hundred protesters chanted about corporate greed and demanded tax increases, House budget writers gathered to decide which of two plans to cut billions from state programs they would endorse. The state's budgeting process, which is facing serious time constraints as the…
WA Lege Day 87: House GOP counters with its own budget plan
House Minority Leader Richard DeBolt makes a point during the unveiling of the GOP budget plan. OLYMPIA -- House Republicans unveiled a leaner spending plan for 2011-13 than their Democratic counterparts, one that eliminates some social programs but spends more on education. Like the Democratic…
WA Lege Day 87: Museums in a.m., budget in p.m.
OLYMPIA -- The plan to consolidate arts and heritage programs into a single "mega-agency" gets another chance to get out of a House committee this morning, and the general operating budget gets a chance to get out of its House committee this afternoon. The House…
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Ante Zizic talks getting traded, playing with LeBron, and his next step with the Cavs
By Adam Himmelsbach Globe Staff,July 13, 2018, 6:21 p.m.
Ante Zizic got to see action in an NBA Finals in his rookie season with the Cavaliers.(File/AP)
LAS VEGAS — One year ago, Ante Zizic arrived in the United States for just the second time in his life, eager to begin what he hoped would be a lengthy and productive career with the Celtics. Of course, Las Vegas is an interesting and overwhelming city to arrive in when you've only been to this country once, so Zizic mostly stayed in his hotel room and ordered room service.
But really, his location didn't matter. All that mattered was that he was here, and that he was ready to chase his NBA dream. The 6-foot-11-inch Croatian had been drafted by Boston in the first round of the 2016 draft, and after spending a season refining his game in Turkey, he signed his rookie deal with the Celtics last July and joined their summer league team.
Zizic's skills were apparent, but he was fatigued from a lengthy EuroLeague season and unfamiliar with the pace of the game here, so he struggled to keep up. And a month later, as he was preparing for his rookie season with the Celtics, he was suddenly not a Celtic anymore.
Boston traded Zizic, Isaiah Thomas, Jae Crowder, and a pair of draft picks to the Cavaliers for the All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving. If Zizic did not already know that the industry he had chosen can be fickle, he found out quite quickly.
"For me it was different," Zizic said. "But I was getting better and better, and this year is a lot different story. I prepared through all the season, through the G-League, individual workouts and some NBA games. So I'm more ready right now."
In the Las Vegas summer league this week, Zizic is averaging 20.5 points and 12.5 rebounds per game while making 63 percent of his field goal attempts, up from 8.7 points and 7.4 rebounds in last year's event.
Now he is preparing for yet another substantial change as he enters his second season. When he joined the Cavaliers he was initially teammates with former All-Stars LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Kevin Love, Derrick Rose, and Thomas. Of that group, Love is the only one that remains, with James's departure for the Lakers being the most seismic of them all.
"It was a really interesting year for me," Zizic said. "I got like four or five All-Stars on the team, great veterans. So all of them are hard workers. You always can ask them if you need advice or whatever. So it was a pleasure to watch LeBron my rookie season and play and share the court with him and the locker room. He's a great guy and unbelievable player. He's a guy who never stops. He's always focused and locked in and he's a winner."
Zizic said he learned plenty just by watching James, and he said it was notable that he never really had to ask James for advice, because James was constantly providing it anyway.
When the Celtics and Cavaliers met in the conference finals, Zizic was the only player from last summer's massive trade who was actually suited up for the games. Thomas had been traded to the Lakers and Crowder had been sent to the Jazz, and Irving was sidelined after undergoing another knee surgery.
And because of James's stirring playoff run, Zizic became one of the rare players to reach the NBA Finals during his rookie season. Zizic played just five minutes as Cleveland was swept in four games by the Warriors, but he scored the last two baskets of the NBA season in the final minutes of Game 4.
"It felt great," Zizic said. "I think that's the dream of every basketball player, playing in the NBA Finals. We lost, which was not good, but it was a great experience. We were close the first game. But it was a special, special experience."
As next season begins in Cleveland without James, the national television cameras and the sellout crowds will likely be gone, too. But Zizic, who is still just 21, figures to get more opportunities. He still has more of a traditional post game in an era when those players are becoming relics, but he has been working to extend his shooting range. He is also trying to gain speed and quickness to have more defensive versatility.
"It's going to be time to show that," Zizic said. "I will go step by step. You can't start shooting threes after a couple months. I work a lot with my shot and it's getting better, so hopefully next season I will be better. They've got big expectations for me, especially now when LeBron leaves. I expect to play some role, and I'll be ready."
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The Stone Bouquet Monument
Four heads
Topola, Serbia
Milija Glišić
After the fall of Socialist Yugoslavia, this monument to national heroes from Topola region was damaged and after that just fell into oblivion. The local residents have no idea what it represents, despite its prominent location in the town of Topola.
The monument to the "National Heroes" from Topola and its vicinity (namely Milić Radovanović, Milan Blagojević, Darinka Radović and Sofija Ristić) was opened in 1975 on Oplenac Hill in Topola, next door to the park surrounding the Royal Mausoleum of the House of Karadjordjević. The monument was opened together with the small Museum of the National War of Liberation, situated in the so-called Vineyard Keeper's House, previously part of the mausoleum complex. The massive stone heads of two men and two women seem to be emerging from the land itself– giants, coming out from the soil that bred them. Their undoing was their location. Being next door to the complex of the Royal Mausoleum meant that, with the fall of communism, they were seen by many as "intruders" on this "sacred ground". In the early 1990s, when the anti-communist sentiment ran high, the monument was damaged, uncared for, almost forgotten–both by local authorities and the locals. The reasons are twofold: first, the monument did not have any inscription on or next to it (or, if it had, that description was destroyed a long time ago?); second, this forgetting was the result of a process of pushing aside of all memories connected with communism. Thus the "Four Heads" monument fell into almost total oblivion, so much so that the residents of Topola–though aware of its existence, since it lies on their favourite promenade–have no idea what it represents. The other communist monument that stands next to it, since it clearly states what it represents, is much more recognised.
The monument is slightly damaged and partially obscured by bushes and greenery; the face of one of the heads cannot be seen at all. The monument is not listed as a heritage site.
Researcher Vladimir Dulović
1975Monument
2018 Neglected Monument
2018 Poor (partly destroyed)
1975 Socialist Federative Republic
2018 Parliamentary Republic
2018 Local Monument
Interview with Jelena Djurić
Local resident
https://nonument.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Jelena-Djuric-11.-3.-2018.-skr.mp3 Transcription
VD: Jelena, do you, as someone who went to school here and, as they say, lived your whole life here, do you know these two monuments? Apart from the fact that they're from socialist times and dedicated to some National Liberation fighters. Do you and your fellow citizens know who these monuments were actually dedicated to?
JĐ: Well I personally do know. Over there where those heads are, that's Šane and this… what's the name of his…
VD: As far as I know they are some national heroes from Topola?
JĐ: Yes, national heroes, some Partizans… And this second one I don't rightly know who it's dedicated to.
VD: And this, let's say, second one, is in good condition. But these heads have been pretty neglected, damaged and they're hidden from view.
JĐ: Someone damaged them. So, someone came along and damaged them. Why – I don't know. Probably in revolt or protest or whatever, because it represented communism.
VD: And do you remember, I couldn't find that anywhere, not even an old photograph, I just read that it was damaged at the beginning of the 90s but I don't if they were once on a plinth or something or were they always like this?
JĐ: They were always like this.
VD: Always like this? Ok. And what do you think, if tomorrow the monument was gone, if it simply vanished, if someone removed it, to move it elsewhere, would anyone in Topola care?
JĐ: Well, I wouldn't miss it. I don't care. Have I got used to them? Well I pass by like I do by anything else. And those images simply don't represent anything from that time. I don't care. Maybe it would be better to put up something about the kings, considering this is Topola. The Kaređorđević dynasty, kings and so on… Personally, it would be better for something to represent the kingdom.
VD: And do you think that these monuments were put up here to compete with the church in a way?
JĐ: Maybe that's it.
VD: Are there any other, larger monuments in the area, to some Partizan units or something like that?
JĐ: No. I think that's all there is.
VD: So, these are the two main monuments?
JĐ: Well, I don't think there are any more Partizan monuments. Up there it's all to do with the church, the Karađorđevićs and the rest. Only these one here represent something, to put it like that.
VD: Do any people come from the SUBOR organisation, some veterans? Do they ever lay wreaths here or anything like that?
JĐ: I do sometimes see them there. Who puts them there, I don't know. Probably someone who, what do I know, who it means something to.
VD: But you think that generally, for most people in Topola those monuments are pretty, let's say, unimportant, they're not noticed anymore…
JĐ: I think so, yes. Basically, our lot from Topola, I don't know if we've got used to it. For example, our Oplenac Church up there, it's like it's in our back garden and doesn't mean all that much like it does to people who come from somewhere else. Because for people who come to visit, it's the Oplenac Church, the Karađorđevićs, kinds, dynasties, all that… For us I suppose it's more like we're used to it, so we go to Oplenac for a little walk and not to see the church. For a while Tomislav Karađorđević was here and we could see him like you and I are talking right now and talk with him and that was to begin with like, "Wow, I'm talking to a Karađorđević" but then it became ordinary.
Interview with Marija Obradović
https://nonument.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Marija-Obradovic-11.-3.-2018.-skr.mp3 Transcription
VD: Marija, tell me, because you live here in Topola, how do you and others from Topola see this monument, these four heads? Do people know what it means, what it's a monument of, why it's here?
MO: Here, as far as I know, its part of what's put on offer by the Foundation for tourists. If a tourist comes to our parts, I think they can buy a ticket and visit five sites. What I do know is that this vineyard house is part of the visitor complex and the curator says something about the history and what these monuments are for. What I can say is these monuments only mean something to the older generations – to the younger ones they don't mean anything.
VD: Yes, because there actually isn't anything written there saying what it is so definitely those who haven't been paying attention can hardly know.
MO: They're some local people's heroes.
VD: But there are two monuments. There's this one, to the Mothers of Šumadija and there's this one to people's heroes. Mothers of Šumadija has a plaque and seems… You knew a minute ago what that monument is?
MO: Of course. We even worked in a school that's also close to Topola, some ten kilometres away and is called The Radović Sisters who were from those parts and the schools got their names from those people's heroes. Even the school where I work now was named after a local hero.
VD: And what do you think, because the two monuments are next to one another. It seems most people know what the left one is, Mothers of Šumadija, then the sisters – what did you say – Radović. But this other onw practically nobody knows. Do you think that's just because it's a bit more abstract, in the sense that it's just heads and there's no definite plaque or is it something else?
MO: I have no idea, honestly.
VD: And tell me, do you think that if someone removed this pretty anonymous monument, if it vanished – and it's already half overgrown – would anyone miss it? Do you think people have any feelings about that monument?
MO: Well, since younger generations are coming, unfortunately, soon they won't even know anything about local history, I their future will not be guaranteed.
VD: And considerring that we're in a pretty busy spot, even today there are quite a few visitors and quite a few foreign tourists come here to look around, do you think a small renovation of that monument, would that be a good thing? What do you think should be done with it? Move it somewhere else?
MO: Well, let's say, for our Topola, what do I know, maybe they could be grouped somewhere with similar monuments, in one place, let's say. Or if they're dedicated to those heroes from that area, maybe move them there. If that's their hallmark, if they're like Darinka Radović, the mother, and her two daughters, move them to where they were from. Maybe move them up there to the park, like in Bukovička banja, in Aranđelovac. There a whole park is covered in those monuments.
The Stone Bouquet or "Four Heads"monument in Topola. Photo: Vladimir Dulović / MAPS
The stone sculpture by Milije Glišić. Photo: Vladimir Dulović / MAPS
The sculpture was badly damaged in 1990s and never restored. Photo: Vladimir Dulović / MAPS


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PEPSICO GLOBAL BRAND BOSS TO TALK AT AANA RESET
PepsiCo's global brand boss Brad Jakeman is heading to Australia to speak at the AANA Reset conference in October.
Jakeman, who is president of PepsiCo, is originally from Sydney and leads the category strategy, brand building, design, advertising, marketing, innovation and branded content for PepsiCo's global portfolio of beverages.
Also announced in the first round of speakers for Reset is president and founder of video platform Unruly, Sarah Wood. Unruly was acquired by News Corp last year.
"This is our third year uniting our members around a Reset theme and from all accounts the purpose and format continue to resonate. Setting aside one day to be inspired and challenged by seven speakers from around the world whose brief it is to jolt members into re-thinking their approach is something our members readily do," said Sunita Gloster, CEO of the AANA.
"Brad has managed some of the world's biggest brands in categories as diverse as FMCG, entertainment, technology, finance and fashion and has been awarded many times over for his achievements. His passion and track record for category-disruptive ideas fit perfectly with RESET. Brad builds famous world-class brands by challenging the status quo,' added Gloster.
The AANA describes Wood as a "trail-blazing entrepreneur" in video content and distribution and she is often named as a "woman to watch" on media and tech. AdNews interviewed Woods back in December: Read it here.
The conference, which is open to members and non members, will be hosted in Sydney on 25 October.


Danielle was a mentee on the second Meet a Mentor programme. She was paired with Kate Barrett of Wieden and Kennedy. They bonded over their passion for photography and worked to build Danielle's portfolio and networks in the industry.
During the programme, Danielle become inspired by Dolly Eniola's talk on Freeformers and how she made her mark on the tech industry. Danielle sought out and took part in a UX Design course. Following this and with the support and continued mentoring from Kate, Danielle interviewed for an intern position at UX design company Dock9 and managed to secure a Junior UX Design role on the UX/Visual Design team. She started this role in January 2018.
Danielle still collaborates with other artists and pursues photography in her personal projects.
Of the programme Danielle said, "I am so happy and I am so thankful for everyone's support this year and for meeting you and Kate!"


Can anyone tell me if it is appropriate for a hospital to code V72.19 for a newborn hearing screening before the newborn is discharged, in cases where an outside service is performing the service while the newborn is inpatient? Is is appropriate for a hospital to code for a newborn hearing screening unless the newborn fails the screening?
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the West Coast where he helped found the NBC News bureau in Los Angeles.
camera, he had the uncanny ability to read to time, precisely to time.
I'd say something like this:  "Roy, can you do it in 19 seconds?"
And Roy would always reply, "You know I can old buddy."
to switch back to the network.
information -- always signing off in his own stylized way.
"This is Roy Neal, K6DUE.  Thanks for listening and 73."
73, Old Buddy _ I really hate to see you go.
I'm Alan Kaul, W6RCL, reporting for Amateur Radio Newsline.
kids of her own.  She fondly remembers working with Roy Neal.
friend.  More important -- so has all of Amateur Radio.


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Deze pagina beschrijft de kwalificatie voor het Europees kampioenschap voetbal 1992. Er wordt gespeeld in zeven groepen. De winnaar van elke groep plaatste zich voor de eindronde.

België eindigde als derde in groep 5 en was dus uitgeschakeld. Nederland kwalificeerde zich uit groep 6. In vergelijking met het vorige EK plaatste zich Nederland, Engeland, Duitsland en de Sovjet-Unie opnieuw. Spanje werd uitgeschakeld door Frankrijk, Zweden en Schotland namen de plaats in van Italië en Ierland. Denemarken was aanvankelijk uitgeschakeld door Joegoslavië, maar nam de plaats van Joegoslavië in vanwege de burgeroorlog in dat land.

Gekwalificeerde landen

1 Een vetgedrukt jaartal betekent een kampioenschap tijdens dat toernooi
2 als West-Duitsland
<div id="3">3 Van 1960 tot 1988 speelde Rusland/GOS onder de naam Sovjet-Unie.

Loting/potten
De loting vond plaats op 2 februari 1990. Oost-Duitsland (DDR) deed nog mee aan de loting, maar trok zich terug na de hereniging met West-Duitsland.

Groepen en wedstrijden
Legenda

Groep 1
Frankrijk had zich al niet meer geplaatst voor een groot toernooi sinds 1986 na het afscheid van Michel Platini als speler. Met Platini als bondscoach was het nationale elftal veel minder frivool en degelijker met aanvalsleider Jean-Pierre Papin van Olympique Marseille als grote man. Frankrijk zat in een zware poule met Spanje en Tsjecho-Slowakije als belangrijkste tegenstanders, maar maakte indruk door alle acht wedstrijden te winnen. Vooral de overwinningen in Bratislava en Sevilla maakten veel indruk, Papin maakte in totaal acht doelpunten. Na de 3-1-nederlaag in Parijs werd de Spaanse bondscoach Luis Suárez ontslagen, maar veel hielp het niet, vooral de 2-0-nederlaag in en tegen IJsland was blamerend. De uitwedstrijd tegen Albanië ging niet door vanwege de slechte, politieke situatie in Albanië.

Groep 2
Groep 2 was een open strijd, waar liefst vier ploegen kans hadden zich te plaatsen voor het eindtoernooi. Roemenië had een talentrijke generatie rond middenvelder Gheorghe Hagi, alle topspelers van Steaua Boekarest en Dinamo Boekarest vertrokken na het teleurstellende WK naar het buitenland, Hagi vertrok zelfs naar topclub Real Madrid, waar hij niet zou slagen. De andere kandidaten waren Schotland, het verrassend opkomende Zwitserland en het Bulgarije rond aanvaller Hristo Stoitsjkov, die furore zou maken bij FC Barcelona.
Alle persoonlijke veranderingen van de Roemeense spelers hadden hun weerslag op het team. Roemenië verloor zijn eerste twee wedstrijden, vooral de 0-3-nederlaag in eigen land tegen Bulgarije was blamerend. Bulgarije was wel het eerste land dat afhaakte, na een verrassende 2-3-nederlaag tegen Zwitserland, waar de ploeg een 2-0-voorsprong verspeelde. De strijd ging in eerste instantie tussen Zwitserland en Schotland, waar Schotland zijn voorsprong van een punt behield door in Bern een 2-0-achterstand weg te werken. Roemenië was ondertussen aan een inhaalrace bezig en was weer volledig in beeld na 1-0-overwinningen op Schotland en Zwitserland. Zwitserland was nu uitgeschakeld en Roemenië moest nu winnen in Sofia om Schotland voor te zijn. Roemenië kwam op voorsprong door een doelpunt van Popescu, miste nog een strafschop en zag in de tweede helft Bulgarije langszij komen. Schotland plaatste zich voor de eerste keer voor een EK-toernooi, belangrijkste speler was aanvalsleider Ally McCoist van Glasgow Rangers, die vier keer scoorde.

Groep 3
Italië was nog in mineur voor het missen van de WK-titel in eigen land, het werd in de halve finale na strafschoppen uitgeschakeld door Argentinië. Het begon deze cyclus meteen met puntverlies in de uitwedstrijd tegen Hongarije en de thuiswedstrijd tegen de Sovjet-Unie. In juni werd kwalificatie wel zeer moeilijk na een 2-1-nederlaag tegen Noorwegen. Bij Noorwegen werd halverwege de cyclus Egil Olsen aangesteld en hij ontwikkelde een op wetenschappelijke manier van voetballen, met de nadruk op fysiek spel in een defensief concept. Italië kwam er niet aan te pas, stond voor rust met 2-0 kansloos achter en invaller Giuseppe Bergomi werd uit het veld gestuurd. De andere invaller Salvatore Schillaci was na zijn onverwachte scoringsdrift weer op het tweede plan terechtgekomen en scoorde het tegendoelpunt. Hij zou na 1991 niet meer geselecteerd worden voor het nationale team.
Het team van de Sovjet-Unie was het meest constante. Het liet Noorwegen in de uitwedstrijd uitrazen en scoorde in de slotfase via Aleksandr Mostovoj, de Noren moesten nog twee jaar wachten op hun internationale doorbraak. Italië kreeg weer hoop na onverwacht puntverlies van de Russen in de thuiswedstrijd tegen het al kansloze Hongarije, de Feyenoorder József Kiprich scoorde twee keer en de wedstrijd eindigde in 2-2. Italië moest nu winnen in Moskou om nog een kans te maken, het viel de gehele wedstrijd aan, maar kwam niet verder dan een schot op de paal. Azeglio Vicini werd ontslagen en vervangen door Arrigo Sacchi, die grote triomfen vierde bij AC Milan en het land moest voorbereiden op succes op het WK in 1994. Ook de Sovjet-Unie haalde het EK niet, op 17 december 1991 hield het land op te bestaan en werden alle deelrepublieken onafhankelijk. Het team ging onder de naam Gemenebest van Onafhankelijk staten deelnemen aan het EK.

Groep 4
Deze groep begon met een daverende verrassing: de Faeröer maakten hun internationale debuut en wonnen met 1-0 van WK-deelnemer Oostenrijk. Torkil Nielsen schreef geschiedenis door halverwege de tweede helft het winnende doelpunt te scoren. Alle wedstrijden van de eilandbewoners werden in de Zweedse stad Landskrona gespeeld. Het meeste opzien baarde doelman Jens Martin Knudsen, die met een soort muts speelde als bescherming tegen een hersenschudding. Na de wedstrijd nam de Oostenrijkse coach Hickersberger ontslag, maar beter ging het absoluut niet, want Oostenrijk eindigde samen met de Faeröer op de laatste plaats in deze groep.
De strijd om de eerste plaats in de groep ging tussen Joegoslavië en Denemarken. De Denen hadden afscheid genomen van de gouden generatie van de jaren tachtig en speelde vooral heel degelijk onder de nieuwe bondscoach Richard Møller Nielsen. Dit was vooral een doorn in het oog van de broers Michael en Brian Laudrup, die zich na de thuisnederlaag tegen Joegoslavië niet meer beschikbaar stelde. Joegoslavië had een sterke generatie, die op het WK een goede indruk maakte en in hetzelfde jaar won Rode Ster Belgrado de Europacup der Landskampioenen. Joegoslavië won met 0-2 in Kopenhagen door doelpunten van de Bosniër Baždarević en de Kroaat Jarni en doordat Denemarken eerder gelijk speelde in Noord-Ierland leek de strijd al vroegtijdig beslist. Joegoslavië speelde al zijn thuiswedstrijden in het grote Rode Ster Belgrado-stadion. Opvallend was, dat er nauwelijks mensen kwamen kijken (niet eens 2.000 toeschouwers tegen Oostenrijk). Blijkbaar had het publiek nauwelijks enige affiniteit met het team na alle etnische strubbelingen in het land. In mei 1991 kwam de spanning terug, toen de Joegoslaven met 1-2 verloren van Denemarken. Twee doelpunten van Christensen beslisten de wedstrijd.
In juni 1991 brak de Joegoslavische burgeroorlog uit. Kroatië en Slovenië voerden een onafhankelijkheidsoorlog en de spelers van die landen stelden zich niet meer beschikbaar voor het team. Het overwegend Servische team won in het najaar de laatste uitwedstrijden en plaatste zich voor het eindtoernooi. Vlak voor het toernooi werd Joegoslavië geschorst voor internationaal voetbal vanwege de oorlog, hierdoor plaatste de nummer twee zich voor de eindronde. Twee weken voor het begin van het EK kon Denemarken zich alsnog voorbereiden voor het toernooi. Dat alle spelers al op vakantie waren was een fabeltje, want Denemarken speelde al oefenwedstrijden en had stiekem toch rekening gehouden met deelname. Positief was dat Brian Laudrup zich alsnog beschikbaar stelde voor het team. Broer Michael bleef thuis.

Groep 5
"Uns gegen uns": uitgerekend in het jaar, dat de Berlijnse Muur viel hadden West-Duitsland en Oost-Duitsland elkaar geloot. Na de Duitse hereniging stopte Oost-Duitsland met het voetbalteam en ontstond een verenigd Duits elftal. Oost-Duitsland speelde nog wel in Brussel tegen België en won met 0-2. België maakte een goede indruk op het WK in Italië, werd wel vroegtijdig uitgeschakeld en nam in deze cyclus afscheid van de laatste spelers van de gouden jaren tachtig generatie: Jan Ceulemans en Eric Gerets. De nederlaag tegen Oost-Duitsland was al een teken aan de wand, daarna volgde een kansloze 3-1-nederlaag tegen Wales en de ploeg speelde geen rol van betekenis in deze groep.
Wales werd zeer verrassend de naaste belager van wereldkampioen Duitsland. Na de wereldtitel speelde Duitsland een moeizame wedstrijd tegen nota bene Luxemburg: het verspeelde bijna een 3-0-voorsprong en mocht blij zijn met een 3-2-overwinning. Wales versloeg in Cardiff Duitsland door een doelpunt van Ian Rush, nadat Thomas Berthold uit het veld werd gestuurd en had opeens goede kansen om voor een stunt te zorgen. In Neurenberg stelde Duitsland orde op zaken en speelde een van zijn beste wedstrijden van de laatste jaren: 4-1 na een ruststand van 3-0. Men had nu genoeg aan een gelijkspel in Brussel om zich te kwalificeren, Rudi Völler scoorde het enige doelpunt.

Groep 6
Na het rampzalig verlopen WK in Italië besloot technisch directeur Rinus Michels zelf maar weer het bondscoachschap op zich te nemen, ondanks het feit, dat hij op voet van oorlog leefde met de grote spelers gedurende het toernooi. Na het spuugincident in de wedstrijd tegen West-Duitsland, besloot Frank Rijkaard te stoppen met interlandvoetbalelftal. Michels probeerde zijn autoriteit te herstellen door Ronald Koeman na (lichte) kritiek op de tactiek te schorsen voor één wedstrijd en stelde John van 't Schip niet op, omdat hij later in het trainingskamp kwam om de geboorte van zijn eerste kind mee te maken. Veel maakte het allemaal niet uit, want in een saaie wedstrijd verloor Nederland met 1-0 van Portugal en nu had heel Nederland kritiek op de speelwijze zonder buitenspelers. Wel maakten twee spelers hun debuut, die later het boegbeeld werden van een volgende generatie: verdediger Frank de Boer en vooral aanvaller Dennis Bergkamp
Nederland ging weer doen, waar het goed in was: aanvallen. Er was wel weer een ouderwets incident in het trainingskamp: Wim Kieft werd vergeleken met een boomstam door de nog jonge Bryan Roy en verliet boos het trainingskamp. Dennis Bergkamp speelde in zijn plaats en scoorde snel het eerste doelpunt tegen Griekenland, gevolgd door een doelpunt na 18 minuten van Marco van Basten. De volgende wedstrijd in Malta werd een ware show: 0-8 met vijf doelpunten van Marco van Basten, waaronder een spectaculaire omhaal. De opgebouwde goodwill verbleekte na drie matige wedstrijden: slechts 1-0 in de return tegen Malta (uitgelokte strafschop van Van Basten, waarbij hij zelf bespuwd werd), 2-0 tegen Finland en een 1-1 gelijkspel in de return in Helsinki. Door het puntverlies stond Nederland in verliespunten gelijk met Portugal en Griekenland.
Portugal had een talentvolle generatie met spelers Paulo Futre en Rui Barros, een generatie die altijd net niet goed genoeg was om zich te kwalificeren voor grote toernooien. Wel was er hoop, want het jeugdteam van Portugal won het WK in eigen land, waar spelers als Luís Figo en doelman Vitor Baia doorstroomden naar het eerste elftal. Michels had een succes in de diplomatie: Frank Rijkaard stelde zich weer beschikbaar. In een meer spannende dan goede wedstrijd won Nederland met 1-0 van Portugal door een prachtige gelukstreffer van Richard Witschge, zijn enige doelpunt in Oranje. Het zou tot op heden van vandaag de enige keer zijn, dat Nederland van Portugal zou winnen. Nederland mocht nu met zes doelpunten verschil verliezen van Griekenland om zich te plaatsen, het won met 2-0 door doelpunten van Bergkamp en een snoekduik van Danny Blind. Ook bij deze wedstrijd was er weer een incident: Ruud Gullit weigerde te spelen vanwege een opspelende blessure, hetgeen weer wrevel opleverde met Michels.

Groep 7
Op de laatste speeldag hadden nog drie landen kans op kwalificatie: Engeland had twee punten voorsprong op Ierland en Polen, maar wel een slechter doelsaldo. Engeland moest bezoek bij Polen, terwijl Ierland op bezoek moest bij het zwakke Turkije. Polen kwam op een 1-0-voorsprong en moest hopen op een gelijkspel van Ierland. Terwijl de Ieren makkelijk wonnen, scoorde Gary Lineker in de 79e minuut de gelijkmaker. Ierland was uitgeschakeld zonder een wedstrijd te verliezen. Engeland leek wat zwakker dan op het WK, toen men vierde werd. De nieuwe bondscoach Graham Taylor gaf meer de voorkeur aan ouderwets Engels voetbal en de creatieve Chris Waddle bedankte voor de eer. Bovendien zou Paul Gascoigne ontbreken op het EK, hij blesseerde zichzelf na een doldrieste actie in de FA-Cup-finale en was een jaar uitgeschakeld. Het gebrek aan creativiteit bleek vooral aan het aantal doelpunten: zeven doelpunten in zes wedstrijden.

kwalificatie
Voetbal in 1990
Voetbal in 1991

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Q: androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView cannot be cast to androidx.cardview.widget.CardView - Drag and drop I am trying to build a drag and drop activity, where user can drag an item from Recyclerview to a card view, i am following android's drag and drop documentation,
the dragging is working fine, have shadows, but when i drop the item to one of the cardviews, it throwing the error,androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView cannot be cast to androidx.cardview.widget.CardView i have worked it in the past, but it was dragging item from textView to ConstraintLayout.
The error is in TrueOrFalseActivity

Adapterclass

class StatementAdapter(
    private val context: Context,
    private val statementList: ArrayList<Statement>
) :
    RecyclerView.Adapter<StatementAdapter.StatementViewHolder>() {

    private var mListener: OnItemLongClickListener? = null

    interface OnItemLongClickListener {
        fun onItemLongClick(view: View)

    }

    fun setOnItemLongClickListener(listener: OnItemLongClickListener) {
        mListener = listener
    }

    override fun onCreateViewHolder(parent: ViewGroup, viewType: Int): StatementViewHolder {

        val layoutInflater = LayoutInflater.from(parent.context)
        val statementBinding: StatementBinding =
            DataBindingUtil.inflate(layoutInflater, R.layout.statement_list, parent, false)

        return StatementViewHolder(statementBinding, mListener)

    }

    override fun getItemCount(): Int {
        return statementList.size
    }

    override fun onBindViewHolder(holder: StatementViewHolder, position: Int) {
        val statementViewModel = statementList[position]
        holder.bind(statementViewModel)

    }

    class StatementViewHolder(
        private val statementBinding: StatementBinding,
        private val listener: OnItemLongClickListener?

    ) : RecyclerView.ViewHolder(statementBinding.root) {

        fun bind(statementViewModel: Statement) {
            this.statementBinding.statementModel = statementViewModel

            itemView.setOnLongClickListener {
                listener?.onItemLongClick(itemView)
                true
            }

            statementBinding.executePendingBindings()
        }
    }

}

Activity

class TrueOrFalseActivity : AppCompatActivity(), StatementAdapter.OnItemLongClickListener {
    private lateinit var trueOrFalseBinding: ActivityTrueOrFalseBinding
    private var rvStatement: RecyclerView? = null
    private var statementAdapter: StatementAdapter? = null

    private val dragMessage = "Added"
    private val inBucket = "in bucket"
    private val offBucket = "not in bucket"

    private lateinit var draggingItem : View

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        trueOrFalseBinding = ActivityTrueOrFalseBinding.inflate(layoutInflater)
        setContentView(trueOrFalseBinding.root)

        rvStatement = findViewById(R.id.rvStatement)
        val statementViewModel = ViewModelProvider(this).get(StatementViewModel::class.java)
        statementViewModel.generateStatement()

        statementViewModel.newMStatementList.observe(this) {
            statementAdapter = StatementAdapter(this@TrueOrFalseActivity, it)
            rvStatement!!.layoutManager = LinearLayoutManager(this@TrueOrFalseActivity)
            rvStatement!!.adapter = statementAdapter
            statementAdapter?.setOnItemLongClickListener(this)

        }

        // trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox
        trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.setOnDragListener(statementDragListener)
//        trueOrFalseBinding.cardFalseBox.setOnDragListener(statementDragListener)
    }

    private val statementDragListener = View.OnDragListener { view, dragEvent ->

//        val draggableItem = dragEvent.localState as View

        val draggableItem = draggingItem

        when (dragEvent.action) {
            DragEvent.ACTION_DRAG_STARTED -> {
                true
            }
            DragEvent.ACTION_DRAG_ENTERED -> {
                trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.alpha = 0.3f
                true
            }
            DragEvent.ACTION_DRAG_LOCATION -> {
                true
            }
            DragEvent.ACTION_DRAG_EXITED -> {
                trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.alpha = 1.0f
                draggableItem.visibility = View.INVISIBLE
                view.invalidate()
                true
            }
            DragEvent.ACTION_DROP -> {
                trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.alpha = 1.0f

//                if (dragEvent.clipDescription.hasMimeType(ClipDescription.MIMETYPE_TEXT_PLAIN)){
//                    val draggedData = dragEvent.clipData.getItemAt(0).text
//                }
                //re-position the card in the updated x, y co-ordinates
                // with mask center position pointing to new x,y co-ordinates
                draggableItem.x = dragEvent.x - (draggableItem.width / 2)
                draggableItem.y = dragEvent.y - (draggableItem.height / 2)

                //on drop event remove the card from parent viewGroup
                val parent = draggableItem.parent as CardView
                parent.removeView(draggableItem)

                val dropArea = view as CardView
                dropArea.addView(draggableItem)

                checkIfCardIsOnBucket(dragEvent)

                true
            }
            DragEvent.ACTION_DRAG_ENDED -> {
                draggableItem.visibility = View.INVISIBLE
                view.invalidate()
//                statementAdapter?.notifyDataSetChanged()
                true
            }
            else -> {
                false
            }
        }
    }

    private fun checkIfCardIsOnBucket(dragEvent: DragEvent?) {

        val bucketXStart = trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.x
        val bucketYStart = trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.y

        val faceXEnd = bucketXStart + trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.width
        val faceYEnd = bucketYStart + trueOrFalseBinding.cardTruthBox.height

        val toastMsg =
            if (dragEvent!!.x in bucketXStart..faceXEnd && dragEvent.y in bucketYStart..faceYEnd) {
                inBucket
            } else {
                offBucket
            }
        //4
        Toast.makeText(this, toastMsg, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()
    }

    override fun onItemLongClick(view: View) {
        //Toast.makeText(this@TrueOrFalseActivity, itemView.toString(), Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show()
        val item = ClipData.Item(dragMessage)
        val dragData = ClipData(
            dragMessage,
            arrayOf(ClipDescription.MIMETYPE_TEXT_PLAIN),
            item
        )
        val myShadow = MyDragShadowBuilder(view)
        view.startDragAndDrop(dragData, myShadow, null, 0)
        draggingItem = view
    }
}

private class MyDragShadowBuilder(v: View) : View.DragShadowBuilder(v) {
    private val shadow = ColorDrawable(Color.LTGRAY)

    override fun onProvideShadowMetrics(size: Point?, touch: Point?) {

        val width: Int = view.width
        val height: Int = view.height
        shadow.setBounds(0, 0, width, height)
        size?.set(width, height)
        touch?.set(width, height)
    }

    override fun onDrawShadow(canvas: Canvas?) {
        super.onDrawShadow(canvas)
    }
}

 java.lang.ClassCastException: androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView cannot be cast to androidx.cardview.widget.CardView
        at com.example.simmone.view.TrueOrFalseActivity.statementDragListener$lambda-1(TrueOrFalseActivity.kt:94)
        at com.example.simmone.view.TrueOrFalseActivity.$r8$lambda$Uf0--ln2uKD0LrTLx3eNYF0CoE8(Unknown Source:0)
        at com.example.simmone.view.TrueOrFalseActivity$$ExternalSyntheticLambda0.onDrag(Unknown Source:2)
        at android.view.View.callDragEventHandler(View.java:26592)
        at android.view.View.dispatchDragEvent(View.java:26583)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1837)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewRootImpl.handleDragEvent(ViewRootImpl.java:7258)
        at android.view.ViewRootImpl.access$1200(ViewRootImpl.java:191)
        at android.view.ViewRootImpl$ViewRootHandler.handleMessage(ViewRootImpl.java:5098)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:223)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:7656)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:592)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:947)

StackTrace

 java.lang.ClassCastException: androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView cannot be cast to androidx.cardview.widget.CardView
        at com.example.simmone.view.TrueOrFalseActivity.statementDragListener$lambda-1(TrueOrFalseActivity.kt:94)
        at com.example.simmone.view.TrueOrFalseActivity.$r8$lambda$Uf0--ln2uKD0LrTLx3eNYF0CoE8(Unknown Source:0)
        at com.example.simmone.view.TrueOrFalseActivity$$ExternalSyntheticLambda0.onDrag(Unknown Source:2)
        at android.view.View.callDragEventHandler(View.java:26592)
        at android.view.View.dispatchDragEvent(View.java:26583)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1837)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewGroup.dispatchDragEvent(ViewGroup.java:1819)
        at android.view.ViewRootImpl.handleDragEvent(ViewRootImpl.java:7258)
        at android.view.ViewRootImpl.access$1200(ViewRootImpl.java:191)
        at android.view.ViewRootImpl$ViewRootHandler.handleMessage(ViewRootImpl.java:5098)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:223)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:7656)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:592)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:947)

Is this possible to achieve, or any other ways to do this?

A: Try
val parent = draggableItem.parent as RecyclerView

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