Commonwealth-registered marriage celebrants are legally allowed to perform marriages in Australia.
Being a marriage celebrant is an important role in the community. It attracts legal responsibilities and a failure to meet those responsibilities can have serious consequences.
In 2016, there were over 118,000 marriages that took place in Australia. While there are nearly 9000 Commonwealth-registered marriage celebrants and 23,000 ministers of religion who can perform marriages, many marriage celebrants perform few or no marriages each year.
If you become a Commonwealth-registered marriage celebrant, you will be required to meet ongoing professional development (OPD) requirements, ensure no conflict of interest or benefit to business exists, and pay applicable fees and charges.
Before applying to become a Commonwealth-registered marriage celebrant, including a religious marriage celebrant, you must complete the Certificate IV in Celebrancy – which includes marriage celebrancy units – through a registered training organisation. Alternatively a course by an approved university or celebrancy skills, including fluency in an indigenous language, meet the qualification requirements to make an application for registration as a marriage celebrant.
Requirements for training organisations delivering the marriage units are set out in the Marriage (Celebrancy Qualifications or Skills) Determination 2018.
Further information about the Certificate IV in Celebrancy qualification and list of registered training organisations delivering the qualification is available on the training.gov.au website.
Information about religious marriage celebrants can be found in the New subcategory of religious marriage celebrants fact sheet.
Aspiring marriage celebrants are required to pay an application fee of $600. If your application is successful, you will need to pay an annual $240 registration charge (or part thereof, depending on the timing of your registration). An annual registration charge will apply in July each year you are registered.
All fees and charges are non-refundable.
Applicants must advise the Registrar of Marriage Celebrants of an actual or potential conflict of interest between his or her practice, or proposed practice as a marriage celebrant, and his or her business interests or other interests. An applicant must also advise whether their registration as a marriage celebrant is likely to result in the person gaining a benefit in respect of another business that they own, control, or carry out.
The Guidelines on conflict of interest and benefit to business will assist applicants to identify, disclose and avoid a potential conflict of interest or benefit to a business when applying.
You will need to complete the online application form, including answering questions relating to marriage law and processes, and you will be assessed on being a fit and proper person by the Registrar of Marriage Celebrants. Section 39C of the Marriage Act sets out all the matters the Registrar must take into account when considering whether a person is fit and proper.
You may only advertise your services, accept Notice of intended marriage forms, and solemnise marriages once you are registered as a marriage celebrant.
Different criteria for registration as a marriage celebrant are available for people who are fluent in an Australian Indigenous language. Email us at marriagecelebrantssection@ag.gov.au for more information.
An aspect of determining whether an applicant is a fit and proper person is whether the person has been convicted of a criminal offence punishable by imprisonment for one year or longer (paragraph 39C(2)(d) of the Act).
The Disclosable Outcomes Guidelines aim to assist in providing transparency to potential applicants to make an informed decision in respect of their own criminal history record and the possible impact it may have on their application.
If you are unable to lodge your application online, contact the Marriage Law and Celebrants Section at marriagecelebrantssection@ag.gov.au or call 1800 550 343.


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La Vie devant est une mini-série suisse en six parties de  créée et scénarisée par Frédéric Recrosio, réalisée par Klaudia Reynicke et Kristina Wagenbauer et produite par Point Prod.

Les deux premiers épisodes sont diffusés en avant-première du Festival international du film de Genève le . La mini-série est diffusée entre le  et le  sur RTS Un.

Synopsis
Au soir de l'anniversaire de son fils Lucas, qui n'arrive pas à dormir, la maman enceinte, Valeria, se retrouvant seule à s'occuper de ce dernier, tombe sur le sol de sa cuisine, faisant un bruit intrigant Lucas qui la découvre prise de convulsions.

Distribution

La distribution des rôles dans la série est la suivante :

 Audrey Dana : Valeria
 Alexis Loret : Diego
 Carlos Leal : Jean
 Remo Girone : Umberto
 Solan Harsch : Lucas
 Léon Boesch : Vincent
 Isaline Prevost Radeff : Joëlle
 Amy Lally : Astrid
 Brigitte Rosset : Natacha
 Noémie Kocher : Agnès

Production

Tournage
Le tournage de la série a lieu durant l'automne 2021 à Vevey et dans les alentours du district de la Riviera-Pays-d'Enhaut.

Fiche technique
 Titre original : La Vie devant
 Réalisation : Klaudia Reynicke, Kristina Wagenbauer
 Scénario : Frédéric Recrosio, Raphaële Moussafir, Christophe Lemoine
 Production exécutif : Frédéric Recrosio, Klaudia Reynicke
 Assistance de production : Élodie Baticle, Sonia Rossier
 Casting : Mariângela Galvao Tresch, Roberta Corrirossi
 Script : Estelle Gérard
 Image : Diego Romero Suarez-Llanos, Sacha Wiernik, Marc Zumbach
 Son : Jürg Lempen
 Lumière : Elias Fernandez
 Machinerie : Moises Mendeza
 Décors : Stéphanie Bertrand Carussi
 Costumes : Geneviève Maulini
 Maquillage : Viviane Lima
 Coiffure : Juliette Lamy-au-Rousseau
 Régie : Kevin Chatelain, Marc Burger
 Montage : Paola Freddi
 Étalonnage : Rodney Musso
 Musique : Valente Bertelli
 Musique et chansons additionnelles : Olivier Manchon, Clare Manchon
 Direction de production : Nicolas Zen-Ruffinen, Gérard Cavat
 Production déléguée : Point Prod – Jean-Marc Fröhle
 Coproduction : RTS – Patrick Suhner, Françoise Mayor
 Société de distribution : Radio télévision suisse
 Pays d'origine :
 Année de production : 2021
 Langue originale : français
 Format : couleur – haute définition
 Genre : comédie dramatique
 Nombre de saisons : 1
 Nombre d'épisodes : 6
 Durée : 45 minutes
 Date de diffusion :
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Épisodes
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 Tenter
 Continuer
 Espérer
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Accueil critique

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Cinéma suisse
 Frédéric Recrosio
 Radio télévision suisse

Liens externes

La Vie devant, sur RTS
La Vie devant : dossier de presse

Série télévisée créée en 2022
Série télévisée suisse des années 2020
Série télévisée de RTS
Mini-série suisse
Série télévisée dramatique
Série télévisée de comédie dramatique
Série télévisée de comédie
Série télévisée se déroulant en Suisse
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CHICAGO — Nick Foles says he knows there will be a time when his unlikely ride with the Philadelphia Eagles finally comes to an end and he's forced to take his midnight green jersey off one last time.
Pardon the rest of us if we say we're not so sure.
The reigning Super Bowl champion quarterback is kryptonite to the offseason set of golf clubs; the antidote to locker cleanout day. The Eagles' future still belongs to Carson Wentz, sure, but the past and present continue to be dominated by a backup quarterback writing a legend that Wentz will be hard pressed to match.
Glance at the stat sheet from Sunday's 16-15 NFC wild-card win over the Chicago Bears and you might not walk away that impressed. It was the least of Foles' four playoff performances from a numbers standpoint: 25-of-40 passing for 266 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. His quarterback rating of 77.7 — while a great number for a Vegas slot machine — was his first playoff rating that failed to hit triple digits.
And yet when you consider Foles' entire day — bouncing back from two first-half turnovers, leading bookend touchdown drives in the second half and playing in a road atmosphere he called the most hostile of his career, all while playing with a couple of bruised ribs — it will go down as a sneaky underrated game on his Eagles resume.
The good things came against a Bears defense that was rated tops in the league and had humbled nearly every quarterback it faced in its breakout season.
Foles, who took back over from an injured Wentz in Week 15, opened the game by leading the Eagles on a drive that ended with a field goal. Those three points were big and not just because of Cody Parkey's inability to collect three of his own at the end of the game. The Bears came into the game having allowed a total of 10 first-quarter points over its previous 10 games.
The rest of the first half was much more of a struggle with Foles throwing two picks, including one in the end zone.
But an Eagles defense that was up to the task kept the team in the game and Foles said he fed off the support.
Foles' first drive of the second half was a seven-play, 83-yard drive that took advantage of three Bears penalties and ended with a 10-yard touchdown pass to Dallas Goedert that gave the Eagles a 10-6 lead.
The Bears reclaimed the lead with a Parkey field goal and a touchdown drive of their own, but the Eagles got the ball back at their own 40 with 3:47 left.
Because "Nick is Nick" (a truism repeated at least a few times by at least a few teammates after the game), everyone in the Eagles locker room said they knew what was coming.
And the Eagles did. Foles hooked up on chunk-eating receptions with Goedert, Ertz and ex-Bears wideout Alshon Jeffery to get down to the Bears' 2-yard-line. After three failed plays, Foles found Golden Tate sprinting and straddling the goal line for what would end up being the difference in the game.
Next up for Foles and the Eagles is a Sunday trip to New Orleans and a date with another Austin (Texas) Westlake High quarterbacking product: Saints quarterback Drew Brees. The Eagles were blown out there 48-7 on Nov. 18 and will be a decided underdog like they were against the Bears.
Foles didn't play in that first Saints game. And since he seems able to keep negotiating with his non-negotiable exit date in Philly, should any of us be surprised if the Eagles go down and win there too?
Whatever the case, Foles said he's aware his magical time with Philadelphia is coming to an end, whether it's next week or after another Super Bowl, this time in Atlanta.
As such, he said he tried to take a moment in the crowded and victorious visitors locker room to appreciate the ride that refuses to end.


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Wolves can't find way out of the 'Woods'
Sports | September 6, 2005
If last year's Nevada state 1A runner-up, Coleville, had dreams of upsetting the two-time defending state 2A champions in their home opener, then they forgot about Jessica Woods.
The Whittell High junior was in top form on Tuesday night, executing 14 kills in 20 attempts as the Warriors swept the Wolves 25-11, 25-23 and 25-16 in the nonleague match in Zephyr Cove.
"They couldn't block her," said Whittell coach Dan McLaughlin. "We played much better than we did in the North Tahoe match (last week)."
Woods also delivered six service points, four aces and two digs. She was aided by setter Sarah Ingenluyff's 27 assists, two points, ace and a dig.
Christina Richardson keyed the defensive effort with five digs, enabling the Warriors to make a smooth transition into their attacking offense.
McLaughlin was pleased with the performance of sophomore right-side hitter Jordan Reed, who contributed eight kills, six points, three digs, two blocks and an ace.
Also providing all-around stats were Katrina Kacirek with three kills, six points and two digs and Katie Komorowski with three blocks, eight touches and a dig.
Whittell (3-0) will participate in the High Sierra Invitational, starting Friday at Damonte Ranch High School in Reno. The two-day tournament will also be played at Galena and Bishop Manogue and there is a chance that the Warriors, who are seeded second in their pool, could meet South Shore rival STHS on Saturday.
Soccer match postponed
The Whittell-Quincy boys' soccer match scheduled for Tuesday was postponed.
The Warriors found out Tuesday morning that the school hadn't put in a bus request for the trip so there was no way to make it to the match. Buses must be requested at least two weeks in advance in Douglas County.
The game, however, is expected to be made up at a later day.
Whittell is scheduled to play host to Dayton on Thursday at 3 p.m.
STHS doubles up on Douglas
The South Tahoe High girls' tennis team won eight of nine doubles matches to defeat Douglas 13-5 in its home opener on Tuesday.
The duo of Lizzy Goldenberg and Sydney Dufty won two doubles matches and six other combinations won at least a match. Savannah Cherry and Hannah Kropf, Katie Killebrew and Cierra Rawlings, Jenny Schmedes and McKenzie Usher, Lauren Sannazzaro and Chela Wahl, Brooke Borges and Usher and Simone Sannazzaro and Allison Abicht also were part of victories in doubles play.
"The girls basically came out and took care of business in the first round, so I started to sub to get a lot of girls playing time," said STHS coach Pat Fagen, who played 19 Vikings.
Masha Long and Jade Copple led STHS's singles play, winning two matches apiece. Copple won both of her sets at love, while Long won by 6-1, 6-0 counts. No. 2 Vikings' singles player McKenzie Pimley won her only match 6-0.
STHS (1-2 overall, 1-1 in the Sierra Division), plays host to Hug on Thursday at 3 p.m.
"I told the girls were going to use the rest of the season to get better, but they have to keep working hard with playoffs in mind since we got the two tough ones out of the way at the beginning," Fagen said.
STHS boys tennis beats division foe
South Tahoe's boys' tennis team rebounded from two straight losses to start the season by beating Sierra Division foe Douglas 12-6 Tuesday in Minden.
The doubles team of Jamie Moore and Hans Mayer won all three of their matches, while singles players Nathan Garofalos and Jimmy Roberts each won two matches. Roberts, a sophomore, lost 7-5 to Douglas' No. 1 player Gabe Grobin. It was Roberts' first regular season loss of his high school year.
After difficult losses to Reno and Galena, which are the top two teams in the Northern 4A, Zach Kropf won his first match of the season, winning 6-2 in the first round. The doubles team of Tyler Venema and Nick Smith won one match, while the doubles team of Sean Brower and Smith won another match.
"This was an important match because it basically puts us in a position to finish second – for now," said coach Kyle Horvath. "If we lost this one, we would be looking at third or fourth and fighting to get kids into the end-of-the-season tournaments."
South Tahoe's next match is on Thursday against Hug in Reno and its next home match is on Sept. 13 against Carson. The match against the Senators is when the Vikings' fund-raiser raffle will be held. South Tahoe raised more than $400 during its fund-raiser event last Friday.
Bigelow takes second, Vikings third at golf match
Jennifer Bigelow shot a team-best 93 and took second place overall at the second Sierra Division golf match of the season Tuesday at Wildcreek Golf Course in Reno. Bigelow's total was eight strokes in back of the individual winner from Reno, which took first as a team with 480 strokes.
Carson finished second with 513 strokes and South Tahoe took third with a 515. The Vikings finished second at last week's division meet. The Vikings' Jenelle Alessi finished in a tie for fourth with a 95 and Mollie Novasel took eighth with a 97.

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(La Verne)- Bonita ran off 24 consecutive second quarter points to take a 41-20 decision from San Dimas Friday night in the schools annual battle for "The Smudge Pot".
By Staff (La Verne) – Bonita hosted a four way passing league Thursday. Azusa, Los Altos and Glendora joined the Bearcats in the competition. Here's how it looked from one correspondent's perspective.


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Sep 21, 2018 - Technology Expert Voices
How AVs could provide independence for older drivers
Laura Fraade-Blanar
Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images
Older adults continue driving until the last 6 to 10 years of their lives, though their ability to safely operate a vehicle may diminish because of illness, limited mobility or side effects of medication.
The big picture: The U.S. has 47 million adults 65 and over — a number that is only expected to grow — and 80% of them hold a driver's license and live in areas that require a car to get around. Autonomous vehicles have the potential to remake older drivers' golden years by allowing them to maintain independence while still giving up their car keys.
Like many Americans, older drivers will need to overcome their anxieties about AVs to give them a chance. They will also face unique challenges, like learning to navigate ride-hailing apps and added difficulties should they need to assume some level of manual control. The AV may need to allow a longer window of time for older riders with limited mobility to enter or exit the vehicle, or to include control options for a caregiver accompanying riders with physical or cognitive impairments.
AVs also hold financial promise for the over-65 crowd, since transportation is retirees' second biggest expense. Because AV ride-sharing may be cheaper than owning a vehicle or being driven by someone else, it could save older adults money while still affording them autonomy. AV delivery services could further reduce the number of trips they need to make themselves, perhaps also at lower cost.
The bottom line: Among older adults, giving up driving has been linked to depression, isolation, and early entry into nursing home facilities. It also burdens caregivers. AVs could therefore have much to offer that would improve their well-being.
Laura Fraade-Blanar is a postdoctoral fellow at the National Institutes of Health and an adjunct researcher at the RAND Corporation.
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Der KamAZ-43253 () ist ein Lastwagen aus der Produktion des KAMAZ-Werks in Nabereschnyje Tschelny. Das Fahrzeug wird mindestens seit 2001 in Serie gebaut und ist oberhalb des KamAZ-4308 angesiedelt. Mit dem KamAZ-43255 wird auch eine Variante des Lastwagens als Kipper angeboten.

Fahrzeugbeschreibung

Wann genau die Serienproduktion begann ist unklar. Mindestens seit 2001 wird der Lastwagen jedoch vom Hersteller bereits angeboten. Neben der Ausführung als Pritschenwagen dient der Lkw auch als Unterbau für einige andere Maschinen. Dazu zählen ein Mobilkran, Tankwagen, Müllwagen und auch Feuerwehrfahrzeuge.

Vom Hersteller wird der Lkw mit der gleichen Technik ausgestattet wie der leichtere KamAZ-4308. Der Sechszylinder-Dieselmotor stammt von Cummins Engine und leistet 242 PS (178 kW). Alternativ wird eine Version mit nur 185 PS angeboten, ebenfalls mit Motor von Cummins. In früheren Fahrzeugen wurden auch Motoren vom gleichen Hersteller verbaut, die 210 PS (154 kW) leisten, sowie Motoren aus eigener Produktion mit 240 PS (176 kW). Als Getriebe dient ein Modell vom deutschen Zulieferer ZF Friedrichshafen. Es hat sechs Gänge und wird von Hand geschaltet.

Das Fahrzeug ist für den Nahverkehr konzipiert und verfügt entsprechend über keine Schlafgelegenheit für den Fahrer.

Technische Daten
Die hier aufgeführten Daten gelten für Fahrzeuge vom Typ KamAZ-43253, wie sie der Hersteller Mitte 2016 mit der höchsten Motorisierung anbietet. Über die Bauzeit hinweg und aufgrund verschiedener Modifikationen an den Fahrzeugen können einzelne Werte leicht schwanken.

 Motor: Viertakt-R6-Dieselmotor
 Motortyp: Cummins ISB6.7e4 245
 Leistung: 242 PS (178 kW)
 maximales Drehmoment: 925 Nm
 Hubraum: 6,7 l
 Abgasnorm: EURO 4
 Tankinhalt: 350 l
 Getriebe: manuelles Sechsgang-Schaltgetriebe
 Getriebetyp: ZF 6S1000 von ZF Friedrichshafen
 Höchstgeschwindigkeit: 90 km/h
 Antriebsformel: 4×2
 Bordspannung: 24 V
 Lichtmaschine: 28 V, 2000 W
 Batterie: 2 × 190 Ah, 12 V, in Reihe verschaltet

Abmessungen und Gewichte
 Länge: 7505 mm
 Breite: 2550 mm
 Höhe: maximal 3320 mm
 Radstand: 4200 mm
 Innenabmessungen der Ladefläche (L × B × H): 5162 mm × 2470 mm × 730 mm
 Wendekreis: 20 m
 Leergewicht: 7015 kg
 Zuladung: 7250 kg
 zulässiges Gesamtgewicht: 14.590 kg
 maximale Achslast vorne: 5145 kg
 maximale Achslast hinten: 9445 kg
 maximal befahrbare Steigung: 25 %

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

 Herstellerwebseite zum Fahrzeug (russisch)
 Webseite mit technischen Daten einiger älterer Modellversionen (russisch)

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Radius Telecom, a division of the national ICT company Radius Technologies, were commissioned by Carlow Credit Union to replace their telephone system with a Panasonic unified communication solution that is better suited to address the challenges faced in terms of communication in a modern Credit Union.
Although the Credit Union ethos is very much alive at Carlow CU, the regulatory and operational challenges have completely changed the landscape. Credit Unions are now required to self-audit in areas such as customer interaction and staff efficiency.
On consultation with Eugene Kearns CEO of Carlow Credit Union, Radius helped identify how best to use the technological leaps made in telephony to address these issues.
A lot of companies move to VOIP services primarily to make cost savings but the smart companies recognise the benefits beyond the immediate bottom line. Given the process of consolidation currently taking place across Irish Credit Unions, VOIP is perfectly positioned to allow the larger Credit Unions absorb the smaller rural Unions into their telecoms infrastructure structure. VOIP is non-geographic in its nature which means that the telephone lines for a service based in the county can be based in a service in the city with the rural branch only requiring broadband connection to receive and make calls. This means that despite rural branch opening hours being restricted by the availability of feasible human resources, calls can now be routed through to the city branch and answered giving the customers continuity of contact.
PCI compliance has become a hot topic in financial services in recent years. With this in mind, Radius introduced a software-based call recording solution that allows Carlow Credit Union staff to search the call recording server from authorised PCs on their network. With this technology the staff at Carlow Credit Union can quickly access legacy conversations using the client's phone number as the search criteria. The practical return for the business is a more efficient process when dealing with client disputes and a system that stands up to a PCI audit.
Radius introduced a call metrics software package that allows management at Carlow Credit Union identify the departments within the business that require more human resources to answer the phone. This is an area that more often than not is only assessed retrospectively by customer experience rather than pro-actively by the branch itself. The modern Credit Union like most businesses today is having to use its resources with a greater degree of accuracy. Moving some non-essential counter services to services offered over the phone requires an efficient call flow and full visibility of the performance of that call flow so that management can ensure the best customer service. This way customer inertia in this area can be fostered.
With greater functionality comes a need for greater levels of support. Radius has a full suite of support options but at Carlow Credit Union we have wrapped the solution in a bespoke support contract. The services covered in this contract are carrier management, unified billing, and remote and onsite technical support and installs. This option allows the Carlow Credit union get on with their business while having a singular point of contact for all things telecoms.


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What is the Video Platform of the Future?
Blog, Social Media
If your current dwelling isn't under a large sedimentary object, you've probably heard that video is playing a large part in the future of digital marketing. Video technology has come a long way in the past few years and it has made it easier than ever to film, edit and upload a video in no time at all. Many CMO's and marketers are increasing their efforts on digital video marketing in 2016. With so many video platforms available, how is it possible to know which the best platform is? I'll break down what some of the more valuable platforms are and give you some ideas on how you can take advantage.
Facebook is desperately trying to beef up the video side of their network in order to combat other platforms like YouTube. By making videos more prominent in the news feed, Facebook is now claiming they see that 100 million hours of videos are watched daily. By implementing the autoplay feature on the Facebook Newsfeed, video views on the platform have gone through the roof. Many brands and companies are starting to use videos to engage their audience, and they are seeing tremendous results. We launched a video campaign for one of our clients and he helped bring in over $100,000 for their crowdfunding campaign. It's safe to assume that more companies, both big and small are going to start to favor videos more heavily on social media.
YouTube is currently the king of all the video platforms and doesn't seem to be relinquishing its crown anytime soon. With the launch of YouTube Red, the platform is starting to becoming a direct rival of broadcast television. Marketers are finally starting to see the power of ads on the platform, and now that YouTube rolled out a variety of ad types, ad spend has increased by 40% YoY. The company is dedicated to allowing its creators to create better content which will bring in even larger audiences, giving marketers a field day when targeting their ads. The volume of traffic and engagement that YouTube receives makes it a solid lock as the frontrunner for video platform of the right now and future.
Many digital marketers have pegged Snapchat as the platform of the future. With over 100 monthly active users and a firm grasp on the millennial generation, Snapchat is going to make serious waves in the future. 60% of Snapchatters are under the age of 24, so the majority of the platform's userbase is not going anywhere any time soon. The company has been working on several different ad types including sponsored lenses and sponsored stories. Discover ads are the main source of revenue for Snapchat and are one of the ways that brands are getting exposure through the platform. However, Snapchat does have very limited statistics and doesn't reveal specific numbers for ads that are running. This makes it difficult for marketers to track engagement. With the limits of different types of ads and the inability to measure engagement, marketers may be hesitant to go all-in on Snapchat. It still could be a few years away before Snapchat can rival Facebook or YouTube.
While Facebook is making great strides it is still lacking a content ID system and that is holding the platform back from beating YouTube. Much of the content on Facebook is ripped from YouTube and uploaded on Facebook. Facebook is currently working on a content ID system and once that system is in place you will start to see more original content on Facebook. Currently, YouTube offers the best service to marketers and advertising professionals, but Facebook and Snapchat are closing in. Depending on your type of business, you could easily find value in video marketing in all 3 platforms – it's all about knowing your audience.


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On Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke at the UN General Assembly. He called for the nations around the world to support him in his efforts to isolate the Iranian regime and hold them to account for their actions throughout the region. Trump pointed to their military actions and support of proxy groups and militias.
One of the focuses of his speech was Syria, noting that it was critical to reinvigorate the UN peace process for the nation. Yet, he also noted that the solution to the humanitarian crisis in Syria also needs to address Iran's role in the civil war.
"Iran's leaders sow chaos, death, and destruction. They do not respect their neighbors or borders, or the sovereign rights of nations. Instead, Iran's leaders plunder the nation's resources to enrich themselves and to spread mayhem across the Middle East and far beyond," said Trump.
He also said that the Syrian regime under Assad has committed butchery and it was enabled by Russia and Iran.
The longstanding feud between Trump and the Iranian regime stems from a shift in U.S. policy towards the regime. While many nations continue to follow a rule of appeasement towards Iran in hopes of keeping its nuclear ambitions in check, the U.S. under Trump has taken a hardline stance.
Despite the claims by Rouhani that the U.S. is politically isolated, after Rouhani's UN speech, the Iranian rial took another dive in value against the dollar amid the deterioration of the Iranian economic situation. A dollar is being offered for as much as 190,000 rials, according to the Tasnim news agency. That means the rial has lost approximately 75% of its value since the start of the year.
The Iranian people have also continued their daily protests throughout the country, targeting the corruption and mismanagement of Iranian resources by the regime. Crude oil exports are also declining, as countries prepare for the sanctions to come into effect in November.


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Tim Kelsey – CEO Australian Digital Health Agency
Before he was appointed CEO of Australian Digital Health Agency, Tim's previous role was the Strategy and Commercial Director at Telstra Health. Prior to that, he was National Director for Patients and Information in NHS England – a role which combined the functions of chief technology and information officer with responsibility for patient and public participation.
He was chair of the National Information Board and led development of 'Personalised Health and Care 2020' – a framework for implementation of a modern information revolution in the NHS in the UK. In 2012, he served as the British government's first Executive Director of Transparency and Open Data. Tim was co-founder and CEO of Dr. Foster Intelligence that was launched in 2000, a company which pioneered publication of patient outcomes in healthcare. Telstra Health bought Dr. Foster in 2015.
Tim was a trustee of the Nuffield Trust, a leading health policy think tank, until 2015. He was also appointed visiting professor at the Institute for Global Health Innovation at Imperial College, London in November 2015. He was named a "Reformer of the Year" by the Think Tank Reform in 2012 and "One of the 500 Most Influential People in the United Kingdom" in 2014 by the Sunday Times.
Before Dr. Foster, Tim held various news editor, investigative and television reporter roles, among them for the Independent and The Sunday Times, as well as Channel 4 and the BBC.
Shift from Talking High Performance to Delivering Optimal Patient Outcomes
Kieran Halloran – Mental Health Services Manager, Eastern Melbourne PHN


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You'll Be Amazed at All of the Science That Goes Into Your Swimsuit
Swimsuits have their work cut out for them. Not only do they have to be flattering, on-trend, and functional for swimming, but they need to hold up in the harsh conditions of sun, moisture, and other elements encountered on a summer's jaunt to the beach or pool. But as we've shown you before, style and science are pretty awesome teammates. We dug deep, investigating some of the the 36 fascinating tests that the stylish bikini you've been eyeing has gone through to make sure it's up to snuff. Here, Tina Gutierrez, a merchandiser in O'Neill's women's division, gives Glamour readers a special peek into brand testing done at SGS laboratories to show you just how it's done: Test #1: Pilling Resistance The Martindale tester The bumps and fuzzy snags that happen when your swimsuit rubs against rough textures, be it the ledge of a pool or a wooden dock, can ruin a chic suit. Pilling isn't completely avoidable, but brands do want to make sure they aren't picking fabrics that are overly sensitive. The machine you see is called a Martindale tester and rubs small disks of abrasive materials against a piece of fabric. A worker checking to see
By Leah Melby Clinton
Swimsuits have their work cut out for them.
Not only do they have to be flattering, on-trend, and functional for swimming, but they need to hold up in the harsh conditions of sun, moisture, and other elements encountered on a summer's jaunt to the beach or pool.
But as we've shown you before, style and science are pretty awesome teammates. We dug deep, investigating some of the the 36 fascinating tests that the stylish bikini you've been eyeing has gone through to make sure it's up to snuff.
Here, Tina Gutierrez, a merchandiser in O'Neill's women's division, gives Glamour readers a special peek into brand testing done at SGS laboratories to show you just how it's done:
Test #1: Pilling Resistance
The Martindale tester
The bumps and fuzzy snags that happen when your swimsuit rubs against rough textures, be it the ledge of a pool or a wooden dock, can ruin a chic suit. Pilling isn't completely avoidable, but brands do want to make sure they aren't picking fabrics that are overly sensitive. The machine you see is called a Martindale tester and rubs small disks of abrasive materials against a piece of fabric.
A worker checking to see if the fabric has pilled
Test #2: Stretch and Recovery
Taking a specific sample size from a suit
Swimsuits need a lot of stretch, and the ability to recover after being tugged on, over, and all around is paramount for a great style. To judge fabric stretch, growth, and recovery, lab workers measure a suit before and after it's stretched, ensuring it reverts back to its original dimensions.
The fabric sample being pulled
Test #3: Colorfastness to Crocking
A suit on the crockmeter
Don't let the funky name fool you: This test is just to make sure too much dye from the suit won't transfer to other fabrics (like your cover-up or beach towel). A "crockmeter" rubs both dry and wet white test cloths against a wet swimsuit. Any color transfer is then studied using the Gray Scale for Color Change, an industry standard to note shade changes. "We're more or less looking to see if the color will bleed," Gutierrez said.
A clean test cloth
Test #4: Colorfastness to Light
Samples in the exposure cabinet
To judge whether sunlight will eventually cause problems, the team uses something called a daylight exposure cabinet to keep small areas of the fabric in direct light. After a set amount of time, the exposed fabric is compared with an original swatch and looked at alongside the previously used Gray Scale metric.
Test #5: Colorfastness to Chlorinated Pool Water
Preparing a wash cycle
For pool lovers, the risk of chlorinated water gradually fading a suit's bright, bold colors is a big worry. Brands like O'Neill work to make sure chemicals won't wreak havoc on a pretty print by putting them through their paces in either an accelerated laundering machine or a tumbling dry-cleaning cylinder.
"The quick wash does all the things your basic washing machine would do," Gutierrez explained. "It will soak, wash, and wring the fabric." The catch is that instead of the clean water that's run through your machine, the test sample is exposed to chlorinated water. At the end, it's examined for color change.
A sample post-wash cycle
Don't assume that women's styles require more study; men's board shorts have the same amount of tests to pass, though the details found more often on women's pieces (like trims and embellishments) do require some extra attention. The O'Neill labs are currently testing spring '16 materials and suits.
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Lipno je velká vesnice, část obce Líšťany v okrese Plzeň-sever. Nachází se asi 3 km na jih od Líšťan. Je zde evidováno 416 adres. V roce 2011 zde trvale žilo 35 obyvatel.

Lipno leží v katastrálním území Lipno u Hunčic o rozloze 6,18 km² a Těchoděly o rozloze 2,09 km². V katastrálním území Lipno u Hunčic leží i Písek.

Historie
První písemná zmínka o vesnici pochází z roku 1316.

Pamětihodnosti

 Socha svaté Barbory
 Nad levým břehem hracholuské vodní nádrže se nachází hradiště Staré Lipno z pozdní doby bronzové a z raného středověku.

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Spa shooting victim's husband says police detained him for hours after attack
By KATE BRUMBACK, Associated Press
Asian Americans shaken by the shootings in Atlanta and a rising tide of hate sparked by the coronavirus pandemic. The whole, like Asian fever. It made me feel gross. Um, like I couldn't be comfortable in my skin. There's no desire to see me as a person. There's no desire to get to know me. It's purely like I've made up my mind about who you are and I hate you for it. President Biden wants Congress to pass a covid 19 Hate Crimes Act, which he says will speed up the federal government's response to the rise in violence and discrimination against Asian Americans. Hate and violence often hide in plain sight. It's often met with silence that's been through throughout our history, but that has to change the president speaking in Georgia, where shootings targeting spots in the Atlanta area left eight people dead this week, including six women of Asian descent and calls are growing for hate crimes charges to be filed against the suspect. Certainly during the pandemic, there has been a lot of market increased in violence against Asian Americans against the most vulnerable of our population. A lot of elderly people that you know, we really feel like that. Finally we are being heard and that were visible. I'm John Laurens, reporting
A man who survived the shooting that killed his wife at an Atlanta-area massage business last week said police detained him in handcuffs for four hours after the attack.Mario Gonzalez said he was held in a patrol car outside the spa. The revelation, in an interview with Mundo Hispanico, a Spanish-language news website, follows other criticism of Cherokee County officials investigating the March 16 attack, which killed four people. Four others were killed about an hour later at two spas in Atlanta.Gonzalez's accusation would also mean that he remained detained after police released security video images of the suspected gunman and after authorities captured him 150 miles south of Atlanta. He questioned whether his treatment by authorities was because he's Mexican.The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment Monday.Robert Aaron Long, a 21-year-old white man, is accused of shooting five people, including Gonzalez's wife Delaina Ashley Yaun, at the first crime scene near Woodstock, about 30 miles north of Atlanta. One man was wounded. In all, seven of the slain victims were women, six of them of Asian descent.Cherokee sheriff's Capt. Jay Baker was removed as spokesman for the case after telling reporters the day after the shootings that Long had "a really bad day" and "this is what he did." A Facebook page appearing to belong to Baker promoted a T-shirt with racist language about China and the coronavirus last year.Sheriff Frank Reynolds released a statement acknowledging that some of Baker's comments stirred "much debate and anger" and said the agency regretted any "heartache" caused by his words.Gonzalez and Yaun, 33, had gotten a babysitter for their infant daughter and went to Youngs Asian Massage to relax. They were in separate rooms inside when the gunman opened fire.Gonzalez heard the gunshots and worried about his wife but was too afraid to open the door, he told Mundo Hispanico in a video interview. Deputies arrived within minutes. Gonzalez said they put him in hand cuffs and detained him for about four hours, according to the website."They had me in the patrol car the whole time they were investigating who was responsible, who exactly did this," Gonzalez said in the video.During the interview with Mundo Hispanico, Gonzalez showed marks on his wrists from handcuffs. "I don't know whether it's because of the law or because I'm Mexican. The simple truth is that they treated me badly," he said."Only when they finally confirmed I was her husband, did they tell me that she was dead," he said. "I wanted to know earlier."Left alone to raise their daughter and his wife's teenage son, Gonzalez said the shooter took "the most important thing I have in my life.""He deserves to die, just like the others did," Gonzalez said.Authorities have said the shooting in Cherokee County happened around 5 p.m., and just after 6:30 p.m. the Sheriff's Office posted on Facebook still images from a surveillance camera showing a suspect in the parking lot outside. Reynolds said Long's family recognized him from those images and gave investigators his cellphone information, which they used to track him.Crisp County Sheriff Billy Hancock said in a video posted on Facebook that night that his deputies and state troopers were notified around 8 p.m. that the suspect was headed their way. Deputies and troopers set up along the interstate and saw the black 2007 Hyundai Tucson around 8:30 p.m. A trooper performed a maneuver that caused the vehicle to spin out of control, and Long was taken into custody.___Associated Press writer Michael Warren contributed to this report.
A man who survived the shooting that killed his wife at an Atlanta-area massage business last week said police detained him in handcuffs for four hours after the attack.
Mario Gonzalez said he was held in a patrol car outside the spa. The revelation, in an interview with Mundo Hispanico, a Spanish-language news website, follows other criticism of Cherokee County officials investigating the March 16 attack, which killed four people. Four others were killed about an hour later at two spas in Atlanta.
Gonzalez's accusation would also mean that he remained detained after police released security video images of the suspected gunman and after authorities captured him 150 miles south of Atlanta. He questioned whether his treatment by authorities was because he's Mexican.
The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment Monday.
Robert Aaron Long, a 21-year-old white man, is accused of shooting five people, including Gonzalez's wife Delaina Ashley Yaun, at the first crime scene near Woodstock, about 30 miles north of Atlanta. One man was wounded. In all, seven of the slain victims were women, six of them of Asian descent.
'Standing together': Asian Americans grieve, organize in wake of Atlanta attacks
Cherokee sheriff's Capt. Jay Baker was removed as spokesman for the case after telling reporters the day after the shootings that Long had "a really bad day" and "this is what he did." A Facebook page appearing to belong to Baker promoted a T-shirt with racist language about China and the coronavirus last year.
Sheriff Frank Reynolds released a statement acknowledging that some of Baker's comments stirred "much debate and anger" and said the agency regretted any "heartache" caused by his words.
Gonzalez and Yaun, 33, had gotten a babysitter for their infant daughter and went to Youngs Asian Massage to relax. They were in separate rooms inside when the gunman opened fire.
How to help Asian Americans under attack
Gonzalez heard the gunshots and worried about his wife but was too afraid to open the door, he told Mundo Hispanico in a video interview. Deputies arrived within minutes. Gonzalez said they put him in hand cuffs and detained him for about four hours, according to the website.
"They had me in the patrol car the whole time they were investigating who was responsible, who exactly did this," Gonzalez said in the video.
During the interview with Mundo Hispanico, Gonzalez showed marks on his wrists from handcuffs. "I don't know whether it's because of the law or because I'm Mexican. The simple truth is that they treated me badly," he said.
"Only when they finally confirmed I was her husband, did they tell me that she was dead," he said. "I wanted to know earlier."
'We are devastated': Slain spa workers and customers mourned by families
Left alone to raise their daughter and his wife's teenage son, Gonzalez said the shooter took "the most important thing I have in my life."
"He deserves to die, just like the others did," Gonzalez said.
Authorities have said the shooting in Cherokee County happened around 5 p.m., and just after 6:30 p.m. the Sheriff's Office posted on Facebook still images from a surveillance camera showing a suspect in the parking lot outside. Reynolds said Long's family recognized him from those images and gave investigators his cellphone information, which they used to track him.
Crisp County Sheriff Billy Hancock said in a video posted on Facebook that night that his deputies and state troopers were notified around 8 p.m. that the suspect was headed their way. Deputies and troopers set up along the interstate and saw the black 2007 Hyundai Tucson around 8:30 p.m. A trooper performed a maneuver that caused the vehicle to spin out of control, and Long was taken into custody.
Associated Press writer Michael Warren contributed to this report.


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Q: android monkey test exclude some packages How i run monkey test with exclude some packages?
monkey --ignore-crashes --ignore-timeouts --kill-process-after-error --ignore-security-exceptions --throttle 200 -v 20000000

I want to test all activities of all packages in my device, but i do not want to test "com.android.camera".

A: Use monkey balcklist option --pkg-blacklist-file:
1, make a new file called blacklist.txt, contains the package name which you don't want to test,each a line.
2, push this file into device, like /sdcard/blacklist.txt
3, run monkey use balcklist option:
monkey --pkg-blacklist-file /sdcard/blacklist.txt --ignore-crashes --ignore-timeouts --kill-process-after-error --ignore-security-exceptions --throttle 200 -v 20000000

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Google Calendar Makes Juneteenth an Official Holiday
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Juneteenth has been celebrated by Black Americans since the 19th century, but many companies, governments, and other establishments still ignore the holiday. With recent protests shining a spotlight on racial injustice in America, that's starting to change. As Taylor Lyles reports for The Verge, Google Calendar is the one of the latest major brands to recognize the occasion.
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865—the day when a group of enslaved people was freed in Galveston, Texas. Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, but it took 30 months for the news to reach this part of the country. (Theories as to why vary—some think Texans suppressed the announcement and others say the new law was just impossible to enforce before the Civil War ended.)
Despite being the oldest known celebration of the end of slavery, Juneteenth was missing from Google Calendar until recently. The company rectified that by quietly making the June 19 event an official Google Calendar holiday earlier this month. Google also plans to recognize Juneteenth internally by canceling all meetings for the day. Other tech companies such as Twitter and Spotify have declared June 19 a permanent company holiday.
Texas became the first state to make Juneteenth an official state holiday in 1980. Other states have since followed suit, but the holiday still lacks federal recognition.
[h/t The Verge]
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The algorithm correctly predicted 7 of the 10 stocks forecasted to during the predicted time horizon of 14 days in the consumer stocks package forecast from 11/23/15. The most impressive prediction was from AVP which had a return of 65.44% in the predicted time horizon. BONT also offered a strong return of 34.29% in the forecast.


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An alienated teenager, saddened that he has moved away from London, must find a way to deal with a dark family secret.
Studio: Channel Four Films, Portobello Pictures, Fandango, Mikado Film
Keyword: family secrets, incest, devon
Cast: Ray Winstone, Tilda Swinton, Lara Belmont, Colin Farrell, Freddie Cunliffe, Kate Ashfield
In a quiet suburban town in the summer of 1958, two recently orphaned sisters are placed in the care of their mentally unstable Aunt Ruth. But Ruth's...
A group of young adults visit a boarded up campsite named Crystal Lake where they soon encounter the mysterious Jason Voorhees and his deadly...
Disgruntled Korean War veteran Walt Kowalski sets out to reform his neighbor, Thao Lor, a Hmong teenager who tried to steal Kowalski's prized...
Sixteen-year-old Poppy has everything her unlimited credit cards can buy, and a spoiled attitude to match. After a final thoughtless prank, her...
Teen Wolf Too
Although awkward college student Todd Howard is particularly adept at science, he's paying for school with an athletic scholarship that he will lose...
The infamous story of Benjamin Barker, a.k.a Sweeney Todd, who sets up a barber shop down in London which is the basis for a sinister partnership...
Return to the Blue Lagoon
In this sequel to the 1980 classic, two children are stranded on a beautiful island in the South Pacific. With no adults to guide them, the two make...
The popular Bratz dolls come to life in their first live-action feature film. Finding themselves being pulled further and further apart, the...
Two teenage girls discover that mermaids really do exist after a violent storm washes one ashore. The mermaid, a sassy creature named Aquamarine, is...
Another Cinderella Story
A guy who danced with what could be the girl of his dreams at a costume ball only has one hint at her identity: the Zune she left behind as she...
I Love You, Beth Cooper
A valedictorian's declaration of love for a high-school cheerleader launches a night of revelry, reflection and romance for a group of graduating...
The Barbie Diaries
This movie stars Barbie as a teenage girl, trying to deal with crushes, rivals and friendship as she tries to achieve her dream of working as a news...
Amityville II: The Possession
Eager to start afresh, the unsuspecting couple of Anthony and Dolores Montelli, along with their four children, move into their dream house in...
The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning
When mischievous teenaged cousins Bo and Luke Duke are arrested, both boys are paroled to the care of their Uncle Jesse in Hazzard, sentenced to a...
When Miley Stewart (aka pop-star Hannah Montana) gets too caught up in the superstar celebrity lifestyle, her dad decides it's time for a total...
Princess Protection Program
When her nation is invaded, a young princess is taken into the Princess Protection Program. She is relocated to Louisiana, where she stays with a...
Y Tu Mamá También
In Mexico, two teenage boys and an attractive older woman embark on a road trip and learn a thing or two about life, friendship, sex, and each other.
At a high-school party, four friends find that losing their collective virginity isn't as easy as they had thought. But they still believe that they...
Five high school students from different walks of life endure a Saturday detention under a power-hungry principal. The disparate group includes rebel...
Battle Royale II: Requiem
It's three years after the events of the original Battle Royale, and Shuya Nanahara is now an internationally-known terrorist determined to bring...


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5' Nucleotidase is sorted to the apical domain of hepatocytes via an indirect route
M. J. Schell, M. Maurice, B. Stieger, A. L. Hubbard
In hepatocytes, all newly synthesized plasma membrane (PM) proteins so far studied arrive first at the basolateral domain; apically destined proteins are subsequently endocytosed and sorted to the apical domain via transcytosis. A mechanism for the sorting of newly synthesized glycophosphatidylinositol (GPI)-linked proteins has been proposed whereby they associate in lipid microdomains in the trans-Golgi network and then arrive at the apical domain directly. Such a mechanism poses a potential exception to the hepatocyte rule. We have used pulse-chase techniques in conjunction with subcellular fractionation to compare the trafficking of 5' nucleotidase (5NT), an endogenous GPI-anchored protein of hepatocytes, with two transmembrane proteins. Using a one-step fractionation technique to separate a highly enriched fraction of Golgi-derived membranes from ER and PM, we find that both 5NT and the polymeric IgA receptor (pIgAR) traverse the ER and Golgi apparatus with high efficiency. Using a method that resolves PM vesicles derived from the apical and basolateral domains, we find that 5NT first appears at the basolateral domain as early as 30 min of chase. However the subsequent redistribution to the apical domain requires >3.5 h of chase to reach steady state. This rate of transcytosis is much slower than that observed for dipeptidylpeptidase IV, an apical protein anchored via a single transmembrane domain. We propose that the slow rate of transcytosis is related to the fact that GPI-linked proteins are excluded from clathrin- coated pits/vesicles, and instead must be endocytosed via a slower nonclathrin pathway.
https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.119.5.1173
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Schell, M. J., Maurice, M., Stieger, B., & Hubbard, A. L. (1992). 5' Nucleotidase is sorted to the apical domain of hepatocytes via an indirect route. Journal of Cell Biology, 119(5), 1173-1182. https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.119.5.1173
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In: Journal of Cell Biology, Vol. 119, No. 5, 1992, p. 1173-1182.
Schell, MJ, Maurice, M, Stieger, B & Hubbard, AL 1992, '5' Nucleotidase is sorted to the apical domain of hepatocytes via an indirect route', Journal of Cell Biology, vol. 119, no. 5, pp. 1173-1182. https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.119.5.1173
Schell MJ, Maurice M, Stieger B, Hubbard AL. 5' Nucleotidase is sorted to the apical domain of hepatocytes via an indirect route. Journal of Cell Biology. 1992;119(5):1173-1182. https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.119.5.1173
Schell, M. J. ; Maurice, M. ; Stieger, B. ; Hubbard, A. L. / 5' Nucleotidase is sorted to the apical domain of hepatocytes via an indirect route. In: Journal of Cell Biology. 1992 ; Vol. 119, No. 5. pp. 1173-1182.
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AU - Hubbard, A. L.
N2 - In hepatocytes, all newly synthesized plasma membrane (PM) proteins so far studied arrive first at the basolateral domain; apically destined proteins are subsequently endocytosed and sorted to the apical domain via transcytosis. A mechanism for the sorting of newly synthesized glycophosphatidylinositol (GPI)-linked proteins has been proposed whereby they associate in lipid microdomains in the trans-Golgi network and then arrive at the apical domain directly. Such a mechanism poses a potential exception to the hepatocyte rule. We have used pulse-chase techniques in conjunction with subcellular fractionation to compare the trafficking of 5' nucleotidase (5NT), an endogenous GPI-anchored protein of hepatocytes, with two transmembrane proteins. Using a one-step fractionation technique to separate a highly enriched fraction of Golgi-derived membranes from ER and PM, we find that both 5NT and the polymeric IgA receptor (pIgAR) traverse the ER and Golgi apparatus with high efficiency. Using a method that resolves PM vesicles derived from the apical and basolateral domains, we find that 5NT first appears at the basolateral domain as early as 30 min of chase. However the subsequent redistribution to the apical domain requires >3.5 h of chase to reach steady state. This rate of transcytosis is much slower than that observed for dipeptidylpeptidase IV, an apical protein anchored via a single transmembrane domain. We propose that the slow rate of transcytosis is related to the fact that GPI-linked proteins are excluded from clathrin- coated pits/vesicles, and instead must be endocytosed via a slower nonclathrin pathway.
AB - In hepatocytes, all newly synthesized plasma membrane (PM) proteins so far studied arrive first at the basolateral domain; apically destined proteins are subsequently endocytosed and sorted to the apical domain via transcytosis. A mechanism for the sorting of newly synthesized glycophosphatidylinositol (GPI)-linked proteins has been proposed whereby they associate in lipid microdomains in the trans-Golgi network and then arrive at the apical domain directly. Such a mechanism poses a potential exception to the hepatocyte rule. We have used pulse-chase techniques in conjunction with subcellular fractionation to compare the trafficking of 5' nucleotidase (5NT), an endogenous GPI-anchored protein of hepatocytes, with two transmembrane proteins. Using a one-step fractionation technique to separate a highly enriched fraction of Golgi-derived membranes from ER and PM, we find that both 5NT and the polymeric IgA receptor (pIgAR) traverse the ER and Golgi apparatus with high efficiency. Using a method that resolves PM vesicles derived from the apical and basolateral domains, we find that 5NT first appears at the basolateral domain as early as 30 min of chase. However the subsequent redistribution to the apical domain requires >3.5 h of chase to reach steady state. This rate of transcytosis is much slower than that observed for dipeptidylpeptidase IV, an apical protein anchored via a single transmembrane domain. We propose that the slow rate of transcytosis is related to the fact that GPI-linked proteins are excluded from clathrin- coated pits/vesicles, and instead must be endocytosed via a slower nonclathrin pathway.
U2 - 10.1083/jcb.119.5.1173
DO - 10.1083/jcb.119.5.1173
JO - Journal of Cell Biology
JF - Journal of Cell Biology


JAMIE McCunnie believes Hartlepool can make a late push for a promotion place if they can finally find the consistency that has eluded them so far this season.
Pools will record their first back-to-back league victories since August if they can follow up their 4-0 rout of Luton with victory over Southend on Saturday.
McCunnie is in his first season at Victoria Park after trading Dunfermline and the Scottish Premier League for League One last summer.
And after fighting his way back from a knee injury, he sees no reason why Pools cannot make a charge down the finishing straight if they can go on a winning run.
"When I came down here I think it took a few games to settle in but when you see the standard you are playing against I don't see any reason why we can't be up there," said the full-back.
"I don't think there is a big gap in the table. We seem to be getting one or the other right.
"We seem to be scoring goals or throwing goals in and when we beat Southend at home 4-3 the other week we managed to score enough but we still conceded soft goals.


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January 2009 Issue
January 01, 2009 | by Mickey Noah
Southern Baptists Offering Viable Alternatives to Abortion
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday will be observed throughout the Southern Baptist Convention on January 18, marking the 36th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe V. Wade decision legalizing abortion on demand in America.
While Southern Baptists certainly won't be celebrating the Roe v. Wade decision, they will be celebrating that because of 249 crisis pregnancy centers in the United States affiliated with the SBC's North American Mission Board, more than 4,300 babies were spared from abortion during 2008. Additionally, some 3,100 women accepted Christ last year because pregnancy center staff members shared the Gospel with them.
As of November 30, 2008, more than 129,000 clients throughout the United States received counseling and free services from the pregnancy centers; center staff shared the Gospel with almost 36,000 girls and women; and over one thousand Southern Baptist volunteers were trained to present the Gospel to center ...
January 01, 2009 | by Richard Land
An Open Letter to President-Elect Barack Obama
Dear President-elect Obama,
First, congratulations on your successful campaign to become the 44th president of our beloved United States of America. This was a historic election in terms of the massive increase in voter participation as a percentage of the electorate.
I hope you know that there are tens of millions of Americans who did not vote for you who are still very, very pleased that an African-American has been elected president of the United States.
The fact that this could happen in a country with as tragic a racial past as America's says something noble and fine about the American experiment and the glorious "opportunity democracy" it has spawned. After much struggle, we as a nation have chosen together to live up to the promises of our founding document, the Declaration of Independence: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
For those of us who came of age during the Civil Rights Era and were inspired by Dr. King, it is v...
January 01, 2009 | by Morris H. Chapman
Righteousness Exalts a Nation
For many years, I have been unable to shake a growing conviction that too often we as citizen-Christians have put too much hope for lasting spiritual change in our American political system. I fear we have grown accustomed to putting more confidence in government than in God Himself. There seems to be an underlying assumption that we can effect spiritual transformation through the elective process. Simply stated, we often feel that if we can elect enough "righteous" people, our nation will experience an awakening of godliness.
Following this last round of elections, a number of editorials were written about the demise of the Religious Right. Some were quite insightful (see, for example, Cal Thomas, "Religious Right: RIP"). Few, however, offered solutions that Bible-believing Christians can affirm. No doubt, we have been assigned by our Lord to have a redemptive influence on fallen culture. Part of that assignment is to voice our convictions and vote our conscience...
January 01, 2009 | by Roger S. (Sing) Oldham
Southern Baptists - Promoting, Protecting, and Providing for Life
During the early days of the so-called "culture war" between proponents of life and promoters of death, those who argue for elective abortions accused those who defended the right to life of only caring for the infant in the womb. For centuries Baptists around the world have been caring for children of every age. Southern Baptists are part of this caring tradition. What follows is a "Top Ten" list of ways individual Southern Baptists invest themselves in Life.
1 Since 1973, Southern Baptists have used the power of relentless influence to encourage elected officials to defend and promote life. Richard Land and The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) have taken the initiative in keeping this topic ever before us. Though some have grown weary in defense of life, the ERLC has not wavered from its support and promotion of life from conception to natural death. It has not stood alone. Across the nation, mil...
January 01, 2009 | by John Revell
Rejoice ... Regardless!
"At this defining moment, change has come to America." Upon hearing those words from President-elect Barak Obama the evening he was elected to serve as this nation's 44th president, it struck me that he was absolutely correct. November 4, 2008, was indeed a defining moment in our nation's history, and indeed change has come. I celebrate the joyful reality that our nation has finally reached the point where the color of a man's skin does not automatically disqualify him from the highest elected position in our great nation. Regardless of one's political persuasion, that is good. All of us who have longed for such a day have truly seen a dream come true.
However, not every defining moment — not every point of change — in our history has been good. Roe v. Wade and the legalization of same-sex "marriages" in some states were defining moments — they ushered in definitive change — but they have also contributed to our nation...
January 01, 2009 | by David Roach
God the Son ~ His Humanity
Recently, a church member approached me hesitantly. He looked half afraid that I would accuse him of heresy once I heard what he was about to utter. Then he said, "I love God the Father. Don't get me wrong. But I really feel close to Jesus. What do you think of that?"
After a moment of consideration, I told him he was exactly right to feel that way because Jesus Christ is the bridge between sinful humanity and God the Father. God the Son came to earth as a human to make God the Father known to us. Believers are right to feel a unique kinship with Him.
I didn't give much thought to the brief exchange at the time. But later I came to a sobering realization — I was the one who should have felt like I was in error, not him. It's not that I said something unbiblical in response to his question. I affirmed his correct application of the doctrine of Christ's humanity. However, it is an indictment of me and many pastors like me that after years of p...
January 01, 2009 | by Bob Rodgers
Meant to Be Cowboys
A scene in the TV miniseries Lonesome Dove showed two cowboys huddled under a tree, wrapped in wet blankets during an early evening rainstorm. Soaked, cold, and tired, they had been herding cattle all day. But they knew a number of strays needed to be rounded up. Shivering, with water dripping from the brim of his hat, one cowboy turned to the other and said, "Well, I guess this is where we find out if we were meant to be cowboys." Both cowboys got up and went and did the right thing — they found the strays.
With the financial markets' historic downturn, many Christians find themselves in a similar "cowboy" situation. Psalm 24:1 teaches us that the earth and everything in it, the world and its inhabitants, belong to the Lord. In other words, God owns it all; everything is His. Paul teaches us in Acts 17: 25, He [God] gives to all mankind life and breath and everything. So not only does God own it all, He gives to us our &quo...
January 01, 2009 | by Erin Roach
Stewardship: Addressing the Need of the Hour
The Southern Baptist Convention's renewed stewardship emphasis is well-timed for the culture because It's a New Day is gaining momentum just as the nation's economy is slowing. Ashley Clayton, associate vice president for stewardship at the SBC Executive Committee (EC), noted, "When you look at the economy around us, the sagging real estate market and the mortgage companies that are failing and having to be bailed out by the government and by large banks, the cutting of interest rates, all of this is an attempt to bolster a sagging economy that frankly is laboring under debt. Debt is what's driving it."
January 01, 2009 | by SBC Staff
From the Heartland to the Hearts of the Lost
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Editor's Note: For years, Southern Baptists have supported SBC missions and ministries by faithfully contributing through the Cooperative Program. The following articles illustrate how God uses your faithful giving to accomplish His Kingdom work.
Taking the Heart-Healing Gospel to the Nation's Capitol
According to Michael L. Trammell, MBTS doctoral graduate of 1989 and 2007 alumnus of the year, his journey of learning to relate to people in different life situations that began at Midwestern has proven to be invaluable in his ministry to those living in the high-stress environment "in the shadow of the nation's capitol." Since 1991, Trammell has served as pastor of Mt. Airy Baptist Church...
January 01, 2009 | by Karen L. Willoughby
Vietnamese Hope Church
Victoria Baptist Church entered a period of steep decline as the 1980s melded into the '90s. But the congregation's commitment to reaching people remained steadfast.
Especially the Vietnamese who were arriving in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
"Victoria was in an area of population change," Joe Hilbun recounted, "and had been declining for fifty years — nearly its entire existence, really, since it was started in 1947 — but even as it declined, the members continued to reach out where they saw needs."
Hilbun was Victoria's pastor for fifteen years during which the Vietnamese work was begun. He later returned to the church for the nine months before its closure. Hilbun now is serving Victoria's successor — Viet...
January 01, 2009 | by Mark Kelly
From Death to Life
At eighteen months, Sammy weighed only nine pounds. Her arms and legs were shriveled; her paper-thin skin sagged limply into her ribs. She was too weak to move, too sick to eat. "Sammy was born to an HIV-positive mother who died from AIDS about a year after her birth," says Robin Taylor, a Southern Baptist nurse who serves in South Africa through the International Mission Board. "Sammy is HIV-positive and began having thrush [a fungal infection] in her mouth and was unable to eat. She got sicker and sicker. Her aunt and grandmother were unable to provide any medical care for her."
January 01, 2009 | by Bobby H. Welch
Yard Sale Evangelism
Wow — can you believe we have started a new year? So here I am, another year older, but feeling more strongly than ever that I want to live until everyone hears about Jesus! How about you?
Below is a great testimony about witnessing as a way of life from Rev. Larry J. Martin, the worship minister at North Florida Baptist Church in Tallahassee, Florida. It illustrates how we must always have our spiritual antenna up and waving in the air. We need to hear God whenever He speaks, and sometimes He speaks right in the middle of our daily lives, doesn't He? And since we are all trying to cut back and have fun at the same time, what better way to meet people than going to yard sales! How many wives would die to have their husbands actually be excited about going to garage sales? My wife would probably faint on the spot. Read Larry's account and notice the lesson he learned.
Five A.M., "like clockwork," I thought as I rolled out of bed and ...
January 01, 2009 | by Charles Lowery
Two young brothers were fighting over cupcakes. In exasperation, their mom flipped a coin to see who would pick first. Johnny won, and she told him to pick his cupcake. Johnny said that he wanted his brother to go first so he could have the one his brother picked. That's jealousy, and the Bible says it will rot your bones. How is that for a great word picture? Jealousy has existed for a long time. Remember Cain and Abel, and Cain's jealousy? Joseph's brothers sold him because of jealousy (and we think that the families in our churches are dysfunctional!). King Saul was jealous of David. Some say jealousy even led to the arrest and crucifixion of Jesus.
The first step to solving jealousy is to acknowledge it. If you say you have never been jealous, then you have never read my articles on denial. In other words, "liar, liar, pants on fire." At times we all experience jealousy. You may be jealous of me because I don't have deacons, and I am jealous of you be...
The Most Pro-Family Advertisers
Coca-Cola, Whirlpool, and Hewlett-Packard were ranked among the ten best television advertisers based on the content in prime time broadcast programs they chose to support, according to the Parents Television Council, a pro-family watchdog group.
"The role that television advertisers play in determining what type of content comes into every home in America cannot be overstated," Tim Winter, the group's president, said in a news release November 24. "We commend the advertisers on our best list that have chosen to associate their hard-earned corporate brands with positive programming that the entire family can watch together."
The ten best: Coca-Cola, The Clorox Co...


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Why BuzzFeed published Unverified Trump Intel Dossier (And Why Others Didn't)
by Sydney Smith January 10, 2017 09:36 PM EST
Tags: 2016 U.S. Election, Anonymous Sources, BuzzFeed, Donald Trump, Fact Checking, U.S.
(Credit: Pixabay)
Everyone is abuzz after BuzzFeed published an unverified document alleging to be a round-up of Donald Trump intel memos. BuzzFeed threw the whole bundle of memos online, warning readers they were unverified and contained errors, but justifying the move as newsworthy for the public.
However, another important facet of this story is how other media outlets are handling the document in question. On Twitter, many journalists said they had been offered the same scoop as BuzzFeed but ultimately decided against publication because they couldn't fully vet the document.
Below, iMediaEthics has collected how some outlets have handled the document. Did your newsroom receive the document and decide against publishing, or only publishing certain information? Let us know (info-at-imediaethics.org) and we'll update.
For Trump's part, he predictably tweeted:
FAKE NEWS – A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!
CNN didn't publish the lengthy document, although it did publish the two-page summary. Its article reported that there were "classified documents presented last week to President Obama and President-elect Trump" about claims of Russian intelligence that could be used against Trump. CNN noted "the FBI is investigating the credibility and accuracy of these allegations, which are based primarily on information from Russian sources, but has not confirmed many essential details in the memos about Mr. Trump." CNN further reported that the information had been "circulating" in Washington and intelligence chiefs wanted to make sure Trump knew about it.
CNN's article detailed the vetting it attempted to do in regards to the document:
"CNN has reviewed a 35-page compilation of the memos, from which the two-page synopsis was drawn. The memos originated as opposition research, first commissioned by anti-Trump Republicans, and later by Democrats. At this point, CNN is not reporting on details of the memos, as it has not independently corroborated the specific allegations. But, in preparing this story, CNN has spoken to multiple high ranking intelligence, administration, congressional and law enforcement officials, as well as foreign officials and others in the private sector with direct knowledge of the memos."
BuzzFeed published the full packet of memos but noted just below the headline that "the allegations are unverified, and the report contains errors." The first line of the story flags that the claims are "unverified" and the article notes that the document "includes specific, unverified , and potentially unverifiable allegations." The BuzzFeed story also flags two errors in the document and that it was "prepared for political opponents of Trump by a person who is understood to be a former British intelligence agent."
Why, then, amidst all the unverified, unchecked information did BuzzFeed publish?
BuzzFeed explained, "The documents have circulated for months and acquired a kind of legendary status among journalists, lawmakers, and intelligence officials who have seen them." CNN reported on the summary of the report today, and Mother Jones "referred to the documents" a few months ago.
BuzzFeed's editor-in-chief Ben Smith told staff "publishing this document was not an easy or simple call," but since it is being discussed, a lot of people already had the document, and "we have always erred on the side of publishing," BuzzFeed decided to go ahead and "share what we have with our readers."
Smith tweeted a screenshot of his e-mail to staff.
Here's the note I sent to @buzzfeednews staff this evening pic.twitter.com/OcAloWzVzb
— Ben Smith (@BuzzFeedBen) January 11, 2017
iMediaEthics contacted BuzzFeed, whose publicist Katie Rayford pointed us to Smith's memo above and specifically flagged the line in the story that reads: "Now BuzzFeed News is publishing the full document so that Americans can make up their own minds about allegations about the president-elect that have circulated at the highest levels of the US government."
Buzzfeed's decision to publish those documents is gonna be debated.
— Nick Baumann (@NickBaumann) January 10, 2017
David Corn at Mother Jones, who was referenced in the BuzzFeed story, tweeted that he didn't upload the documents because he couldn't vet the claims.
1. For those asking, I didn't publish the full memos from the intelligence operative because I could not confirm the allegations.
— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) January 11, 2017
2. I believed it was fair & responsible to note that a credible source had provided FBI allegations of Moscow op to co-opt Trump.
3. I accurately characterized the memos-this is important stuff-but didn't publish details. Even Donald Trump deserves journalistic fairness
Ken Vogel at Politico tweeted that Politico also heard months ago about the document's unverified claims about Trump's stay in a Ritz-Carlton but didn't publish because it couldn't vet the claims.
We chased Ritz-Carlton story in Sept. But we were skeptical about the golden showers bit, which seemed too icky for a germophobe like Trump.
— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) January 10, 2017
To be clear: we couldn't corroborate the story, which is why we didn't publish anything. Not because this particular part seemed doubts. https://t.co/sEpgY2deXb
Likewise, Julia Ioffe at the Huffington Post also tweeted she didn't report on the document "because it was impossible to verify."
Okay, fellow journalists, raise your hand if you too were approached with this story. (I was.)
— Julia Ioffe (@juliaioffe) January 10, 2017
Because it was impossible to verify. (I tried.)
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Corrections: How long was Nixon president? Is Buttigieg 1st openly gay presidential candidate?
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Tallahassee newspaper disciplines reporter for Pam Bondi tweet
3 News Outlets Misidentify Black politicians
40+ newspapers axe Non-Sequitur cartoon for Trump profanity


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Dispersion rheology helps keep Euro 2012 in play!
In anticipation of the start of Euro 2012, thoughts probably turn more to the upcoming festival of football (or soccer depending on your whereabouts) – and maybe the odd beer to celebrate or commiserate match results – as opposed to materials characterization that we here at Malvern are involved in daily.
But the two are inextricably linked, as revealed by developments that have led to the new tournament football in use at Euro 2012, where advances in polyurethane dispersion and resin technology are at the forefront.
Such materials are familiar to us at Malvern, as our technologies are used to characterize polyurethane dispersions at all stages of the product lifecycle – from particle and molecular characterization of constituent components, to formulation development and stability, to assessment of processing, application and end-use product performance with rheology. The drive for our customers is to re-formulate with reduced environmental impact – lower solvent content and lower energy requirements being key considerations – but also to continually improve the performance of their coating and adhesive products.
As proven by extensive product testing, the improved performance from the polyurethane coatings and adhesives used in the Euro 2012 match balls helps to bestow the following benefits – best possible contact with the player's foot for good control; high elasticity to quickly regain its spherical shape for optimal flight; and being almost completely waterproof these essential properties are maintained whatever the weather conditions.
It's now down to the players to use the latest in materials technology to deliver the highest quality football for us all to enjoy over the next few weeks…..but with all the ongoing advances in materials science clearly evident in the match ball for Euro 2012, let's hope a lack of technology on the goal line doesn't turn out to be the abiding memory of this tournament……!