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Europa League PREVIEW | St Étienne vs Mainz (24/11/16)
Saint Etienne can confirm their qualification into the next round of the Europa League this evening if they manage to defeat visitors Mainz. The French side are currently on eight points in Group C, level on points with Anderlecht, but Mainz are only on five points, meaning a win for Les Verts would knock the German side out whilst assuring their progression.
ASSE are still unbeaten in the Europa League this season, however have only managed to pick up two wins out of four games, both of which coming against perennial whipping boys Qabala.
The last time Saint Etienne and Mainz met was in the first fixture of the competition and they could only manage a 1-1 draw in Germany. If this game ends up with the same result it certainly wouldn't help either side, but it would give Saint Etienne a slight advantage over their German rivals going into the final match day.
Domestically, both teams have been relatively inconsistent, with Christophe Galtier's side only picking up one win in their last six Ligue 1 matches and losing huge games in the process, notably against table-toppers Nice and, most importantly, against arch rivals Lyon.
Les Verts currently sit 9th in the table which isn't what they had expected at the start of the season as they aim to close the gap between the Europa League places and a spot in the Champions League, but at the moment they are failing to even make the Europa League spots.
As for Mainz, their recent form is the epitome of inconsistency in the Bundesliga, picking up three wins, two loses and a draw in their last six fixtures. They've managed to defeat the likes of Darmstadt, Ingolstadt and Freiburg in recent weeks, but have fallen against high flyers RB Leipzig and Schalke, teams with a considerable amount of quality in their ranks.
They will be looking to the Europa League as a place to stop the inconsistency and hopefully transform any good result tonight into better prolonged domestic form. The German side currently sit 8th in the Bundesliga, four points off of the final Europa League spot, currently held by Hertha Berlin.
Team News and Tactics:
Last time out against Nice, Saint Etienne lined up in a 3-5-2 formation with Selnaes as the holding midfielder and with Henri Saviet and Jordan Veretout operating as midfielders to link the play between the middle of the park and the strikers.
Nolan Roux and Alexander Soderlund were the two men tasked with scoring the goals for Les Verts, but their top scorer Robert Beric wasn't able to feature due to a hamstring injury picked up earlier in the month.
I expect that due to the personnel that is unavailable, Christophe Galtier may line up in a similar 3-5-2 formation to give his side more strength in midfield whilst also keeping a significant goal scoring threat through the two strikers up front.
In their last fixture, a 4-2 victory at home against Freiburg, Mainz started in a 4-2-3-1 formation and as the result showed it worked to great effect. With Younes Malli in the number 10 position, it allowed him to dictate play in an attacking sense, and he also grabbed a goal and an assist in the meantime.
I do expect, however, that Mainz won't be as attacking against Saint Etienne as they really need to avoid defeat, and will maybe pack the midfield in the hope of stifling Les Verts and hitting them on the counter attack.
Danger Men:
Henri Saviet (ASSE)
The former Newcastle man could provide the spark that Saint Etienne need to break the deadlock against what I expect to be a rather resolute Mainz team. In the 3-5-2 formation, he is allowed to attack whilst knowing that he has the security of Veretout and Seinaes behind him, which could effectively make him a third striker or a central attacking midfielder.
Younes Malli (Mainz)
The Turkish international was instrumental in his sides most recent victory, and if Mainz line up with a more defensive mindset than they did against Freiburg, Malli could be the man to be the outlet on the counter attack. He is definitely the one to watch from Mainz's point of view, and if he can be the player he was on the ball at the weekend, Mainz have a good chance on the break.
Both sides will be looking for a win to aid their chances of qualification, but with Les Verts being at home they hold the advantage, meaning it is more than likely that we will see a more defensive Mainz side. I do expect Saint Etienne to win the game, but it will be a tough victory, maybe only by one goal.


Liverpool won their third Big Ears on that evening thanks to Barney Rubble. We beat Real Madrid that night and Barney has now scored the winning goal in the European Cup Final twice for the Reds.
We've dedicated this tee to our famous left back.


This month has felt like a lot of hard work but very slow progress. I'm working on a new Pluralsight course, but not got nearly as far as I wanted to. I'm trying to fix some stubborn Windows 10 bugs in NAudio and still haven't finished. I'm trying to architect a resilient cloud-based solution, and realising how much I still have to learn.
I also discovered duolingo a couple of months ago and after breezing through the start of the French course due to vague recollections of what I learned back at school, progress is now painfully slow. It's a similar story with learning F#: I've got to grips with the basics, but I'm still not fluent. And despite my best intentions to blog regularly, I've missed most of this month.
It's easy to become frustrated when we feel like we're not progressing as fast as we want to. But I try to remind myself of a very simple productivity tip I heard a while back. It was simply this "keep plodding".
Most things worth achieving in life take a long time, whether its writing a book, or learning to play an instrument, or creating a great software product. So instead of being continually frustrated with yourself for not reaching your goals as fast as you would like, keep reminding yourself that as long as you keep making forward progress in the right direction, however slow, eventually over the course of a few years you'll be amazed at how far you've gone.
So spend another half hour practising the guitar, or solve another project Euler with F#, or write another few paragraphs for your book, or add one more function to your open source library. It may not feel like you've achieved very much, but every step in the right direction, however small, gets you closer to your goal.


This is a feel good blog. But something not so feel goody happened to me recently. My cell phone got hacked! I have an iPhone and noticed that it asked me to change my password for privacy reasons. I thought that it may be Apple trying to get me more secured so I did it. Later I started having problems with my phone asking more and more for my password. I knew something was up.
I looked through my settings and saw that there were not 1 but 3 Administrator cell phones listed with Chinese symbols next to them. Wellllll I do not own 3 extra iPhones. I immediately called Apple customer support for help. They couldn't figure it out and seemed concerned. Well that made me even more concerned, BECAUSE YOU ARE APPLE.
They were going to call me back once they looked into it further but I decided NAH. I'm gonna be my own hero today. I started tinkering around and I FIGURED OUT HOW TO DELETE THE CHINESE HACKERS FROM MY PHONE. I DID IT. ME!
I was a genius that day. An apple genius. And THAT my friends is why this is in my Feel Good Blog!


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Days to Come is the third studio album by British musician Bonobo. It was released on 2 October 2006 on the Ninja Tune independent record label.

It has been released in two versions - a standard 1 disc edition (ZENCD119) and a limited edition (ZENCD119X) with a second disc containing instrumental versions of the album's vocal tracks.

Track listing
Tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 11 are written and performed by Simon Green; others are credited as is.

Limited edition bonus disc

Use in Media

The track "Ketto" featured in Skins and was also used in the commercial for the launch of the Citroën C4 Picasso in 2007. "Nightlite", appeared on UEFA Champions League 2006–2007, and "Recurring" was used in a surfing film broadcast on Fuel TV.

"Hatoa" uses samples from the Pentangle song "Light Flight".

Awards

The album was voted Album of the Year in the 2006 Worldwide Awards on Gilles Peterson's BBC Radio 1 show.

In 2012 it was awarded a silver certification from the Independent Music Companies Association which indicated sales of at least 20,000 copies throughout Europe.

References

Bonobo (musician) albums
2006 albums
Ninja Tune albums

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Princess Mako is briefed by a Brazilian official at the Museum of Zoology in Sao Paulo on Tuesday. | KYODO
Princess Mako visits Brazilian zoology museum that's home to millions of specimens
Online: Jul 25, 2018
Last Modified: Jul 25, 2018
SAO PAULO - Princess Mako, who began an official trip to Brazil last week, visited a zoology museum at the University of Sao Paulo on Tuesday that is home to more than 10 million specimens.
The first child of Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko, and the eldest grandchild of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko, the princess mainly viewed specimens of butterflies indigenous to Brazil and animals preserved using taxidermy.
The collection at the Museum of Zoology includes fish specimens that the Japanese Emperor donated to the university after his visit to Sao Paulo in 1978, when he was Crown Prince.
The princess showed interest in the specimens and asked questions, including about the differences between local and Japanese blowfish.
Princess Mako studied museology at the University of Leicester in the U.K., obtaining a master's degree. She currently works as an affiliate researcher at the University of Tokyo's University Museum.
The princess will later visit the northern Brazilian states of Amazonas and Para. In Manaus, the capital of Amazonas, she will attend a ceremony to mark the 110th anniversary of the arrival of the first group of Japanese immigrants in Brazil.
The princess will begin her journey home on Saturday.
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Towns vows to campaign—any month now
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Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
A spokesman for Rep. Edolphus Towns said last week that the Brooklyn congressman will begin to "aggressively" campaign for re-election—once he files petitions in mid-April to get on the ballot.
The 29-year incumbent has kept a low profile compared with his primary opponents, Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries and Councilman Charles Barron. He ducked a well-attended debate in Canarsie and skipped the endorsement meeting of Bedford-Stuyvesant's Vanguard Independent Democrats, an influential political club. Although the primary election is on June 26, Mr. Towns has yet to hire a campaign team.
Mr. Jeffries, meanwhile, has racked up endorsements from unions, elected officials and Democratic organizations—including Local 32BJ last week. His $235,000 war chest is also more robust than Mr. Towns' $162,000. Most political observers still agree, however, that Mr. Jeffries has an uphill battle ahead of him. Said Mr. Towns' spokesman: "Ed's been doing this for 40 years. He's never lost an election. And he's not planning to lose now."
But Mr. Towns has lost—last year. He ran for Democratic state committeeman and was crushed by Councilman Erik Dilan. Rivals saw the defeat as a sign of weakness.
Selective enforcement
Supporters of the Wage Theft Prevention Act, which took effect this year, have focused their ire on Republicans, who are trying to roll back the law, while sparing Democrats, who have their own partial-repeal bill pending in the Assembly.
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1500's Pat Purcell said his union and other supporters of the act haven't attacked pro-repeal Assembly Democrats because their bill is not advancing.
Republicans in the Senate passed a bill to eliminate the provision that subjects businesses to $1,000 fines if they don't collect a signed form from workers acknowledging their pay.
Supporters say the mandate is needed to empower whistle-blowers—and only businesses that fail to pay legal wages will be fined. Business groups call it an absurd paperwork hassle.
Mr. Purcell's grocery workers have pledged to picket downstate events attended by Sen. David Valesky, a Syracuse Democrat who voted for partial repeal. Mr. Valesky voted to enact the bill in 2010.
Cuomo beats Times out of the gate
Shortly before The New York Times ran an exposé about the spike in racehorse deaths nationwide, the Cuomo administration released a letter "advising" the New York Racing Association to use Aqueduct slots revenue to investigate the rash of equine breakdowns at the racino.
Then, three days before the article was published, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the creation of the New York Task Force on Racehorse Health and Safety.
Coincidence? An administration spokesman did not respond to an inquiry about whether the actions were in response to the pending Times story.
The article said the spike in racino winnings at tracks such as Aqueduct has spurred trainers to pump frail horses full of pain-masking drugs (see "Casino cash, seen as tracks' savior, is linked to tragedies," this issue). At least 20 horses have died there in the past four months.
MTA project left behind
One project that won't benefit from last week's Metropolitan Transportation Authority funding deal is Third Track—an increasingly forgotten plan to accommodate reverse commuting to Long Island. It's not in the MTA's capital plan.
"It needs to happen to fully realize the benefits of the East Side Access project," said Robert Yaro, head of the Regional Plan Association, referring to the connection being built between the Long Island Rail Road and Grand Central Terminal.
At Hicksville, five lines merge into two, causing a choke point, Mr. Yaro said. Service east of Mineola cannot be expanded without a new track, but NIMBY-style opposition is strong.
At another arm of the MTA, reverse commuting is robust: Metro-North's trains to Stamford and White Plains are full, and more people now commute to Stamford than from it. "Long Island's not getting any of that," said Mr. Yaro. "It's one of the reasons Long Island's economy is underperforming the rest of the region. You just can't get there from here."
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Silent (R)evolution in Medical Affairs Through the Power of Partnerships and Collaborations
Alexander Bedenkov, MD, PhD
, Andrey Ipatov, MD
Andrey Ipatov, MD
, Filip Surmont, MD
Filip Surmont, MD
, Carmen Moreno
Carmen Moreno
, Maarten Beekman, MD
Maarten Beekman, MD
, Ryan Bate
Ryan Bate
A look at how Medical Affairs is transitioning to a new and fundamental strategic role within pharma and ways MA can step up to own this role within a pharma company, particularly within emerging markets.
Who holds the key to drive meaningful change in the practice of medicine, influences healthcare policy and makes a lasting impact on the well-being of patients and society in the constantly evolving healthcare landscape? The answer may surprise you. Even in the short time since the publication of our previous article, entitled "Medical Affairs' Search for Meaning: Leading the Pharmaceutical Industry into the Future",1 Medical Affairs has risen like a phoenix to propel the patient voice into the decision-making halls of our industry. One could argue that it is finally where it should have always been. In companies that allow the function to thrive, Medical Affairs (MA) is no longer sitting at the kids' table. In this privileged position, MA is leading from the front and is providing a collaborative anchor point across other functions like Government Affairs, Business Development, Commercial, and Research & Development (R&D). By driving common agendas and understanding that innovation no longer occurs within our own four walls, MA is leading the industry to ensure we are offering an outward looking differential value, based on the needs of the patients.
A recent report from McKinsey & Company2 confirms that science and data are becoming the foundation for pharmaceutical companies to serve its stakeholders with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes. MA professionals with their medical and/or scientific credentials, scientific know-how, and credibility among stakeholders, are best placed to own the scientific knowledge and data within the organization and across the lifecycle of a medicine. With this, MA is transitioning to a new and fundamental strategic role within a pharmaceutical company, alongside R&D, Commercial, and Government Affairs.
We will describe in this article how MA can step up to own this new strategic role within a pharmaceutical company, particularly within emerging markets.
Patients and physicians need more than only the right medicine. It is key that we as MA professionals understand the patient and physician experiences in a way that we have not done before. The patient experience starts long before a diagnosis is made, when the patient is not a patient yet, and should continue until the end of life. We need to understand their real needs, their mindsets, and their emotional behaviors from pre-diagnosis through to treatment, post-treatment, and beyond. This requires us to look further than simply offering ad-hoc solutions for a specific vulnerability or pain point in the patient experience. We need to plan and execute along the entire experience and to be able to do this, we need to develop capabilities that are not currently part of the Medical Affairs' curriculum. Digital innovation and digital solutions are key as they will help us to collect new insights along the entire patient experience, delivering longitudinal data from a variety of data sources and ways to perform data analytics. There are plenty of examples including the benefit of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in clinical studies, Real-World Evidence (RWE), and our interactions and communication with our stakeholders (physicians, patients and care givers, payers). Digital is transforming patient and physician experiences, and we as MA are ideally placed as the trusted partner between the industry, physicians, and patients, to respond to these new trends. But we cannot and should not do this alone; we need to develop partnerships and collaborations with third parties who have this expertise and infrastructure. We will provide some examples of how we were able to establish such partnerships in the emerging markets later in this article.
MA is central to partnership and collaboration, both internally and externally. Internally, we are uniquely placed within a pharmaceutical company between R&D and Commercial and Government Affairs, moving to the forefront as the new strategic partner; and externally, we continuously engage with our stakeholders. In today's rapidly changing environment, we need to be agile to adapt, take advantage of the new data sources, and identify opportunities that will respond to the vulnerabilities or pain points in the patient and physician experiences. Only then will MA be able to generate value for our patients, other stakeholders, and the business. In the International Region at AstraZeneca, which consists mainly of emerging markets, we have developed a concept called iDREAM.3 We will describe in more detail how iDREAM has helped us position and deliver against our new strategic role.
The landscape of healthcare is evolving quickly and in many exciting directions. Innovations in life sciences, health technology, and communication are opening up new realities of care provision that will improve accessibility, mobilize actionable intelligence, and propel patient empowerment, which will fundamentally change how we prevent, diagnose, and cure diseases.4 Reimagining healthcare requires a new way of thinking about new approaches and resources. For example, emerging markets have the potential to shift their role from the world's back office to being at the epicenter of innovation.
A revolution has happened already. Unfortunately and mistakenly, pharmaceutical companies, with some exceptions, continue to associate emerging markets with manufacturing and commercialization, rather than with innovation and R&D. Taking into account that many emerging economies are placing innovation at the top of their national agendas, by creating forward-looking education and talent development policies, providing financial support to large-scale initiatives, and acquiring new assets in the form of intellectual capital and infrastructure, there is a whole new universe of advanced innovation opportunities opening up for healthcare globally in the emerging markets.5
Disruptive innovation in healthcare can come from anywhere around the world and there are strong signs that emerging markets may deliver sustained innovation in the future like that produced by established hubs in the United States or Europe, such as Boston, San Francisco or Cambridge.6 Pharmaceutical companies have an important role to play in partnering with emerging economies to help build capabilities that deliver their life sciences innovation agenda. This partnership includes supporting the advancement of local R&D, mentoring of scientists and researchers, and stimulating a network of leading biomedical ecosystems comprising academia, entrepreneurs, industry, medical professionals, governmental partners, and venture capitalists. Importantly, pharmaceutical companies can help these emerging markets share their life sciences innovations more broadly.
We believe that holistic, beyond-the-pill, patient-centric solutions are on the horizon, and that by working cross-geographically and cross-industry together, the future of healthcare can be improved. MA is well placed to drive this value creation and generate innovation. Taking into account that innovation does not happen in isolation, we need to partner with talented researchers, entrepreneurs, government entities and leading R&D institutions from all over the world and not limit ourselves to the usual suspects in the developed economies. Only by doing this will we enable scientific innovation to cross boundaries, accelerating the dissemination of new ideas into innovative patient-centric solutions.
This approach embodies our iDREAM hubs project (see Figure 1) which aims to develop an integrated open science platform in emerging markets and embed it as a leading ecosystem in a global innovation framework. The iDREAM initiative, which we started in 2018, is designed to foster partnerships between pharmaceutical companies, researchers, entrepreneurs, government entities, and R&D institutions within the emerging life sciences clusters. iDREAM supports biomedical innovation, irrespective of geographic location by breaking down some of the barriers that face institutions, researchers, and young entrepreneurs, like lack of understanding of (clinical) development processes. iDREAM connects these stakeholders to each other and to established R&D hubs, providing guidance when it is most needed-be this at the initial proof-of-concept stage, securing investment, navigating the licensing process, or moving towards commercialization.
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In 2018, we launched iDREAM hubs in Russia, Brazil, and Taiwan; and in 2019 we started hubs in China, Argentina, and India. Each of the hubs have different objectives, guided by regional differences and needs, but the main focus is on innovation that delivers improved patient outcomes. We'll provide one example of how we initiated the iDREAM hubs in Russia.
Finding the right partner who shares your values and has similar objectives is a key to success in partnerships and collaborations. For the iDREAM initiative in Russia, we chose one of the biggest innovation centers in Russia-a government-led innovation ecosystem, which supports and incubates biotech start-ups and biomedical companies, that are developing potential patient-centric solutions to an identified pain point in the patient experience and helps them to scale up. MA, together with this center, launched a Start-up Challenge competition in 2018, a program aimed to identify best-in-class biomedical projects in Russia and uplift local R&D capabilities to support Russian biotech entrepreneurs. Start-up winners passed through a comprehensive three-month acceleration period, which included tailored mentoring support from our R&D top experts and a business capabilities development program. The success of the 2018 program, where we identified two companies for further collaboration at a local and global level, became the base for the 2019 program. In addition to joint research activities, we partner with one of the youngest modern Institutes of Science and Technology in Russia, with a focus on students and young talent mentoring, assessing scientific projects and internship programs for students at our premises.
In addition, one of the key outcome of iDREAM is an internal mindset shift; that MA can play and win in a new field of disruptive healthcare innovation, bringing value back to patients and to the organization in a new non-traditional way.
By leading in bringing company global expertise to the local market, by carefully listening to local needs and understanding healthcare trends, MA has started building a trust and a bridge between a pharmaceutical company and healthcare government authorities. The final beneficiary of this new way of partnering and collaboration is not politics or the pharmaceutical company, but patients and their families.
To uncover these new and underestimated opportunities, MA must work with a wide range of internal stakeholders, where Government Affairs and the business units play a crucial role. The traditional paradigm of the MA role and place in the company is now changed-we are equal partners who can lead and guide cross-functional colleagues in a changing external healthcare environment and a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) world of healthcare innovation.
There is a substantial opportunity to improve patient outcomes by partnership and collaboration with governments, academia, and research organizations. Within a pharmaceutical company, MA professionals with their medical and/or scientific credentials, scientific know-how, and credibility among stakeholders, are ideally placed to lead this (r)evolution.
http://www.pharmexec.com/medical-affairs-search-meaning
Mc Kinsey & Company: A vision for Medical Affairs in 2025
https://www.astrazeneca.com/Partnering/partnering-case-studies/idream.html
https://thefutureishere.economist.com/healthcare/
J.Kao. Big Picture – Tapping the World's Innovation Hot Spots. HBR, 2009; March: 109-114
A. Gautam et al. Market watch: A framework for biomedical innovation in emerging markets. Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 13(9), 646-647, 2014
Alexander Bedenkov, MD, PhD, AstraZeneca Medical, International Region; Carmen Moreno, PharmD, MBA, AstraZeneca Medical, International Region; Ryan Bate, BSc , AstraZeneca Medical, International Region; Andrey Ipatov, MD, AstraZeneca Medical, International Region; Filip Surmont, MD, AstraZeneca Global Biopharmaceutical Medical; Maarten Beekman, MD, AstraZeneca Medical, International Region.


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Q: External Hard drive wont read So I had a Dell Poweredge r210 running as a Samba server on my home network and the other day the power cut in and out about 3 times relatively quickly. Ever since then I have not been able to get the server to start up. So I purchased this external hard drive reader so I could pull files off the drive while I work on fixing the actual server .
The problem here is that windows does not seem to be able to read the disk. It shows up in the Disk Management menu and in the Devices menu, but when I look for it using file explorer there's nothing there. I tried updating my windows and relevant drivers but still nothing... any ideas on how to fix this?

A: I'm quite sure that you are using windows to look at a linux filesystem. You didn't specify, but SAMBA gave it away. Windows isn't capable of reading linux filesystems like ext4 by itself. There are some drivers/helper programs that allow it to do that. For example: http://www.ext2fsd.com/. I have no experience with it and wouldn't recommend using windows for that task.
I would recommend using a linux workstation, live cd or similar to retrieve/backup the data. However it still could be lost.

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Can data on HIV sero-reactivity among blood donors provide an insight into HIV prevalence in the general population?
RS Shukla1, KK Bhuyan2
1 Project Director, West Bengal State AIDS Prevention and Control Society (WBSAPCS), Swasthya Bhavan, Kolkata, India
2 UNICEF Office for West Bengal, Kolkata, India
K K Bhuyan
UNICEF Office for West Bengal, Kolkata
Introduction and Objectives: Surveillance of HIV epidemic serves the important purposes of situation analysis for programme design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation. For HIV surveillance among general population, HIV prevalence data from pregnant women attending sentinel sero-surveillance sites, and prevention of parent to child transmission (PPTCT) services as well as data from population based surveys are used. Data on HIV prevalence among voluntary donors can be yet another source of information on the prevalence and progress of HIV infection. Methods: HIV prevalence data from 10 PPTCT centers, 58 Government blood banks and 9-13 sentinel sero-surveillance sites during 2004-2006 in West Bengal were analyzed. Results: During this period, estimated HIV prevalence ranged between 0.40% to 0.86% among the ANC attendees of sentinel sero-surveillance sites, between 0.15-0.18% at PPTCT centers, and between 0.29-0.49% among voluntary blood donors. Conclusion: Data on HIV prevalence among voluntary blood donors can provide a fairly good understanding of trends and patterns of HIV prevalence among the general population specially among young males. For making meaningful inferences from such analysis, standardization in terms of blood collection, testing for HIV infection, reporting and analysis is called for. This is a very cost-effective method of estimating HIV prevalence, and is amenable to detailed analysis of spatial and temporal trends of HIV infection in the general population.
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ICYMI: SPECIAL REPORT… Nigeria set to join league of electric car producers? We visited UNN to see what is happening
The University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) has taken a giant first leap in Nigeria, to produce electric cars. PATRICK EGWU visited the school to uncover this innovation. In this story, he shares the dreams and plans of the initiators.
On June 8, a group of onlookers queue up the street at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) to witness an historic moment. It was the official launch and test-run of an electric car, developed and built by the institution.
The five-seater car, named Lion Ozumba 551, was made with 80 percent locally sourced materials and could undertake a 30-kilometre per hour distance when fully charged.
With this development, the University has become the first to produce an electric car in the country. The innovation was developed and built by a team of engineers, innovators and researchers from the engineering faculty of the institution.
"The design, conceptualization and fabrication of the vehicle took one month," Engr. Ozoemena Ani, the head of the mechatronics group that produced the car says. "Everybody was under some heat because we needed to roll out and we were able to achieve this.
"The material cost of the car is estimated at N800,000 without taking labour and logistics into consideration," he says.
Ani says the move that brought about the innovation was the formation of research groups in the University. In 2015, the University administration initiated the formation of research groups. In the beginning, they were less than 50 but within a short period of time grew to more than 200 groups and the mechatronics research group was one of the first.
"One of the focus research areas is electric vehicles and several research activities have been going on in the university before now uncoordinated," Ani said. "We have 10 active members and about 17 associate members who include lecturers, technologists, staff members of the faculty, and university, especially the mechatronics department. We have both undergraduate and postgraduate students and a private sector fabricator welder.
The UNN electric car
"The unit cost will be cheaper once we go into mass production," Prof Val Ekechukwu, the dean of the faculty says. "So we are looking at the fact that you could have this vehicle at N500,000 when it is fully commercialized. When you perfect the design, mass production will reduce your cost."
The building process
In February, the National Automotive Design and Development Council [NADDC] had invited four institutions – the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, University of Lagos, Usman Danfodio University, Sokoto, the National Metrological Institute and Birnin Kebbi Polytechnic, to prepare a paper design and make proposals on how to produce electric cars, specifically for campus shuttles in the country. The NADDC was to evaluate the proposal and provide take-off funds to the institutions.
"The whole idea was that they [NADDC] were interested in research collaboration towards development and local manufacture of electric vehicles, specifically for campus shuttles using buses and cars," Ani said. "So they challenged us first, to provide a kind of data saying the individual capacities of universities that were participating and part of what they wanted to know was what are we presently doing? What can we do and how soon can we do that? What kinds of support do we need?"
But before they were invited by the NADDC, sometime in 2018, Ani was in Michigan University in the United States where he worked with a team on electric solar recharged multi-function tractor for small holder farmers.
"After that, we wrote a proposal to the NADDC on funding to commercialize the equipment which was developed in the United States," Ani said.
However, the NADDC didn't provide the funding. So when the UNN delegation returned from the meeting, the former Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Prof Benjamin Ozumba provided a grant of N1.6 million and asked the team headed by Ani to begin the process of manufacturing the electric car.
"He challenged us to do something practical," Ani says. "So we embarked on design, development and production of the prototype and we did that within four weeks."
Due to the unavailability of materials, Ani and his team faced some challenges and at some point, had to improvise different materials used in building the car.
"Most of the power tools that we used were not readily available on campus and the ones that we used were not the modern ones," he said. "We have had to improvise a lot of tools because they were not available. Then again, some of the components like the type of battery, because the major difference between the car we have produced and the ones everyone is driving is that the normal IC engine cars have engines that are powered through gasoline or diesel. But this one has no engine. The major source of power is battery and this battery is not anywhere available in Nigeria. So we even had to use the one we got around, which is not the real one that we were meant to use."
Ani says "battery cost depends on the capacity. Even motor batteries have different capacities and sizes so the prices are different. When we were doing this work, we found that there were batteries of $1700 dollars, $2500 and even over $5000 dollars. So we couldn't afford any of them so we had to settle for the ones we can find and that was solar batteries which are very common in the market."
Ani… believes the invention can make waves with right support
According to Ani, the materials were not available because"nobody or few people are looking for it and traders will not import it because nobody will buy it. But we hope that if more activities start going on, traders will import them because somebody will buy them."
Alternative to fuel cars
For a long time, the NADDC which was established in 2014 by as an agency under the federal ministry of trade and investment, has been trying to create an enabling environment for the manufacture of Nigerian made vehicles of international standards at competitive prices using local human and material resources.
The agency says this can be possible through an appropriate mix of protective measures, incentives, regulatory activities, and local content programmes.
"The most important thing is that this innovation has set aside the dreams of the NADDC to import electric cars in the country for campus shuttle," Ekechukwu says.
"The major aim is to reduce the amount of pollution," Ekechukwu said. "From a purely energy consideration, it is going to take a long while to stop using oil. In any case, how do you generate electricity? It's through oil and gas, maybe hydro. So you still have to burn oil and gas to generate electricity. But the electric vehicle is clean and that's what one can say on that. Does it conserve energy? I doubt, that is in purely energy consideration because you need to generate electricity, and for now you use a lot of oil and gas for electricity."
The incremental results of this effort according to the NADDC, is to potentially generate large employment, transfer technology, boost transportation capacities, save foreign exchange and even bring about export to compliment the industrial policy of Nigeria.
"The whole idea is that the council is trying to take initiatives to see how Nigeria can key into the global trend of clean environment, less emission, less dependence on fossil fuels and of course the creation of jobs through innovation," Ani said.
"Nigeria has for a long time depended on natural resources and this is not where the global trend is going. The richest men and countries are not depending on natural resources. They depend on innovation and technology. I think the council is trying to lead the nation in the direction of economy development through tech and innovation."
Ani further added:
"So this whole thing was initially designed to be a pilot scheme for campus shuttle and from there we can develop more and more to mass production and local manufacture and commercialization."
Perfecting innovation and future collaborations
The team says more works still need to be done to have a perfect innovation with the electric cars.
"We are now looking at improvements like the charging system, controls, even some mechanical devices just to perfect them," Ekechukwu says. "The whole idea is to keep improving this design and other aspect of the car."
Ekechukwu continues: "You can never say you have reached the end. You have to keep improving because even in the market, you keep improving on your design and keep receiving feedbacks from those who use it. It could be your break system that is not functioning as you so designed. But you keep developing and designing. So we are not resting on anything until we achieve this."
Ekechukwu says perfecting the design will lead to future collaborations with key industry players and manufacturers.
"Once we perfect it, we are going to reach out to Innoson for partnership with us for further development on this and of course as you know, developments can keep happening, you never say it is done. Even big companies like Toyota is still producing and developing newer models and designs of their vehicles. But the most important story is that we have been able to roll out as the first ever electric vehicle manufactured in Nigeria with its component and recharging facilities.
Ekechukwu… Dean of the faculty
"We are not yet at the stage where we can ask investors to come in but in a short while, we will be able to sell the design to any local motor manufacturing company that is willing to mass produce them. In fact there is a Chinese company willing to partner with us but we want to explore all options."
The University is also seeking approval to start an automotive engineering programme for students as a way of complimenting on the recent gains. The NADDC is collaborating with the institution in this regard and has promised support for laboratory facilities and other needed equipment for the take-off.
"Very soon we hope we can get to a stage where we can say we have a product and anybody who wants to take the patent from us to buy the rights to produce, we partner with him."
On the issues of copyright, Ekechukwu says "The concept of electric cars is not entirely new but this particular model is ours and nobody is going to mass produce without our permission."
Challenges to progress
Despite the prospects of the new electric car innovation, some setbacks might affect its progress going forward. In April, the Senate rejected a Bill for an Act to phase out petrol vehicles by 2035 and introduce electric cars. The Bill was earlier sponsored by former senator, Ben Murray-Bruce who said that in no distant time, combustive vehicles would be phased out.
The senate said as an oil producing country, Nigeria should do everything possible to frustrate the sale of electric cars to enable the sale of oil.
Bruce later dropped the bill but said the N1 trillion the country was spending annually on fuel subsidy would have been gone with the introduction of electric cars and the money instead channeled towards fixing education and infrastructure.
Ten years ago, the National Assembly [NASS] procured 15 electric cars worth millions of naira to supplement shuttle buses at NASS. But unfortunately, the cars which has a sitting capacity of 10 and 7 persons respectively, have not been put to use and are lying waste at the premises. Also, the charging points meant for the cars were never built.
Power supply is not regular in Nigeria and this becomes a challenge since the electric cars depend on electricity to be charged for use. For instance, during production, due to instability of power supply, the team had to partner with a private company that provided a generator to enable them meet the completion target date.
"Instability of power supply because putting on ground the product we have made requires the use of a lot of tools that are powered by electricity and all of us know the state of electricity in Nigeria which is a major problem," Ani said.
To tackle the electricity issues, the team is planning to produce power points around the campus and major bus stops where drivers can pull over and recharge their battery when it is low before they continue their trip.
"The vehicle we just did is recharged by plugging to a socket connected to a national grid and the bigger plan is that we hope to build charging station – one connected to the national grid and the other solar-powered so that we could have stand-alone solar stations that could serve as an alternative. We are also hoping that Nigeria's electricity situation will improve with time," Ani explains.
Ani, inside the new innovation
But Ekechukwu says with charging points which will be created at various stations on campus, electricity won't be a challenge.
"Electricity is not a thing to worry about," he says. "Yes, it is a challenge but it's not something to worry about. And the whole idea is that by the time you have many of these vehicles running on campus, you can then have charging points where you can run in, charge and go."
However, despite these challenges, Ani is optimistic of the future of electric cars in the country.
"A lot of things are going to change where electric vehicles will replace the existing IC engines," he says. "It is a reality that is going to happen. This was the same revolutions that happened with mobile phones."
This report was funded by the Ripples Center for Data and Investigative Journalism
Benjamin Ozumba Engr. Ozoemena Ani NADDC National Automotive Design and Development Council Nigeria's first electric car University of Nigeria Nsukka UNN UNN electric car
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President Trump Approves Georgia Disaster Declaration (2017)
by Donald John Trump
January 25, 2017. From https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/01/25/president-trump-approves-georgia-disaster-declaration
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The President today declared a major disaster exists in the State of Georgia and ordered federal aid to supplement State and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by severe storms, tornadoes, and straight-line winds on January 2, 2017.
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By Tyler Smith on Jul 1st, 2019
In Krappa v. Lyons, the Pennsylvania Superior Court revisited Pennsylvania's Peer Review Protection Act ("PPRA") in determining whether a physician's credentialing file is immune from discovery.
Plaintiff's complaint raised thirteen (13) counts against multiple Defendants, including wrongful death and survival claims. Count II asserted a negligence claim against Frank Piro, M.D. with respect to his interpretation of a CT scan in January 2008. Count VIII asserted a corporate liability claim against Defendant Community Medical Center ("CMC") with respect to the hiring, training, and/or supervising physicians, including Dr. Piro.
During the course of discovery, the Plaintiff sought unredacted copies of CMC's files for Dr. Piro. CMC and Dr. Piro objected to the production and asserted the information requested was privileged pursuant to the PRPA. Plaintiff filed a motion to compel CMC to produce the unredacted and complete credentialing materials for Drs. Piro. In the motion, Plaintiff sought production of unredacted credentialing files, based on the recently decided Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision Reginelli v. Boggs, 181 A.3d 293 (Pa. 2018). CMC asserted that Reginelli was inapplicable, arguing that its credentialing committee constituted a "review committee" whose records must remain confidential under the PRPA. Further, CMC insisted that the performance evaluations in its files satisfied the PRPA's definition of "peer review" materials. The trial court conducted an in camera review of the unredacted credentialing file for Dr. Piro, and entered an order compelling the production of the unredacted files. CMC appealed the trial court's decision to the Superior Court.
CMC framed the issue as follows:
Did the trial court err, as a matter of law, in construing Reginelli, as announcing a blanket rule depriving all previously-protected credentialing committee materials of peer review protection, when the issue of a credentialing committee's review of physician performance was not before the Supreme Court; to the extent the Supreme Court addressed credentialing materials, it limited its discussion to that part of the credentialing process concerned only with factual review of professional qualifications, such as board certifications, and professional activities, such as service on professional organizations; and the Court reaffirmed that the peer review privilege protects the records of any review committee when one professional health care provider is evaluating the performance of another professional healthcare provider?
The PRPA provides the following evidentiary privilege:
§ 425.4. Confidentiality of review organization's records
The proceedings and records of a review committee shall be held in confidence and shall not be subject to discovery or introduction into evidence in any civil action against a professional health care provider arising out of the matters which are the subject of evaluation and review by such committee and no person who was in attendance at a meeting of such committee shall be permitted or required to testify in any such civil action as to any evidence or other matters produced or presented during the proceedings of such committee or as to any findings, recommendations, evaluations, opinions or other actions of such committee or any members thereof: Provided, however, That information, documents or records otherwise available from original sources are not to be construed as immune from discovery or used in any such civil action merely because they were presented during proceedings of such committee, nor should any person who testifies before such committee or who is a member of such committee be prevented from testifying as to matters within his knowledge, but the said witness cannot be asked about his testimony before such a committee or opinions formed by him as a result of said committee hearings. 63 P.S. § 425.4
The PRPA also defines the following pertinent terms:
§ 425.2. Definitions
As used in this act:
"Peer review" means the procedure for evaluation by professional health care providers of the quality and efficiency of services ordered or performed by other professional health care providers, including practice analysis, inpatient hospital and extended care facility utilization review, medical audit, ambulatory care review, claims review, and the compliance of a hospital, nursing home or convalescent home or other health care facility operated by a professional health care provider with the standards set by an association of health care providers and with applicable laws, rules and regulations.
"Review organization" means any committee engaging in peer review, including a hospital utilization review committee, a hospital tissue committee, a health insurance review committee, a hospital plan corporation review committee, a professional health service plan review committee, a dental review committee, a physicians' advisory committee, a veterinary review committee, a nursing advisory committee, any committee established pursuant to the medical assistance program, and any committee established by one or more State or local professional societies, to gather and review information relating to the care and treatment of patients for the purposes of (i) evaluating and improving the quality of health care rendered; (ii) reducing morbidity or mortality; or (iii) establishing and enforcing guidelines designed to keep within reasonable bounds the cost of health care. It shall also mean any hospital board, committee or individual reviewing the professional qualifications or activities of its medical staff or applicants for admission thereto. It shall also mean a committee of an association of professional health care providers reviewing the operation of hospitals, nursing homes, convalescent homes or other health care facilities. 63 P.S. § 425.2.
In analyzing this case, the Superior Court revisited Reginelli wherein the Pennsylvania Supreme Court granted allowance of appeal to determine whether a medical service provider and hospital had any entitlement to the PRPA's evidentiary privilege with respect to the performance file of an independently contracted emergency medicine physician. The Supreme Court engaged in statutory interpretation of the pertinent provisions of the PRPA and determined, "the PRPA's evidentiary privilege is reserved only for the proceedings and documents of a review committee." Reginelli, 181 A.3d at 304. The Court reasoned:
The terms "review committee" and "review organization" are not interchangeable, as they connote distinct types of entities under the PRPA. The first sentence of the definition of "review organization" defines the type of entity that constitutes a "review committee," namely, "any committee engaging in peer review." The second sentence, in contrast, contains no reference to peer review, and instead refers to a "hospital board, committee or individual" involved in the review of "the professional qualifications or activities of its medical staff or applicants thereto" by a "hospital board, committee or individual." This second category of "review organizations" does not involve peer review, as that term is defined in the PRPA, which is limited to the evaluation of the "quality and efficiency of services ordered or performed" by a professional health care provider. Review of a physician's credentials for purposes of membership (or continued membership) on a hospital's medical staff is markedly different from reviewing the "quality and efficiency of service ordered or performed" by a physician when treating patients. Accordingly, although "individuals reviewing the professional qualifications or activities of its medical staff or applicants for admission thereto," . . . are defined as a type of "review organization," such individuals are not "review committees" entitled to claim the PRPA's evidentiary privilege in its section 425.4.
Professional "qualifications" would include, for instance, a physician's continuing maintenance of his or her board certifications, and "activities" could include clinical research initiatives, continuing education, service on professional committees or organizations and, more broadly speaking, other qualifications deemed necessary by the hospital. Credentials review permits a hospital to retain, and then maintain, a medical staff of quality professionals.
Therefore, the Reginelli Court indicated that the PRPA does not extend its grant of an evidentiary privilege to materials that are generated and maintained by entities reviewing the professional qualifications or activities of medical staff "i.e., credentials review." Additionally, "the performance file [in Reginelli] was not generated or maintained by MVH's peer review committee," and the PRPA's evidentiary privilege did not apply.
In this case, the Superior Court confirmed the trial court's determination that the files at issue "consist entirely of credentialing materials of Dr. Piro." Regarding the applicability of the PRPA, the Superior Court determined that materials in the doctors' personnel files are generated and maintained by CMC's credentialing committee. The Court held that the PRPA's protections do not extend to the credentialing committee's materials, because this entity does not qualify as a "review committee." Accordingly, the Superior Court affirmed the trial court's decision to order the production of Dr. Piro's credentialing file, and remanded the case back to the trial court for further proceedings.
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At New York Comic Con, Nerds and Beyond had the wonderful opportunity to talk to Chuck Costas, the Vice President, Business Development and Operations of Prop Store. Founded in 1998, this store sells props and costumes from movies and television shows. With locations in both Los Angeles and London, Prop Store has over 25,000 combined square feet of archived props and costumes. Costas discussed the upcoming Marvel Television Live Auction of props and costumes from Jessica Jones, his favorite props, and more!
Costas: Just a little bit of a primer for [the auction] — so, obviously based on the comic books that debuted in 2001, Alias, which is one of the Marvel Comics, [Jessica Jones] is a PI. She had three seasons of the show, and it's really a story about a woman who has superpowers. She doesn't know how she got them, and frankly doesn't want them. But she's sort of forced to be a hero. And it's about her real struggle to find out how did she get these powers but also what does it mean to be a hero in today's world. She doesn't want to be bad, but she also doesn't really want all the responsibility of having to save other people and all that other stuff. So it's a little bit gritty and very female-centric.
Hellcat — I don't know if you know her from the comic books, Trish Walker, Patsy Walker in the old comics from Marvel — she's the best friend of Jessica Jones. She grew up with her as a sort of sister, and her journey in this show is about the fact that she was always a little bit jealous of Jessica for having these superpowers, and she wanted to get them herself. So in the second season, she has an operation to essentially get superpowers like Jessica did. In the third season, she's now going out there, proactively trying to use her superpower but realizes that power can turn you dark. It's sort of this journey for her. So what's interesting about this show, too, is Jessica relies more on her PI skills than she does her true superpowers — which are super strength and throwing people. She can beat people up but, she doesn't like to use that. She really uses her mind to sort of track down and do the job that she has to do as a hero in ways that are not usually superpowers.
Nerds and Beyond: That's awesome!
Costas: Cool, so we'll tell you about the auction coming up. It's stuff directly from the show. Like I said, we have three seasons that ended filming back in January, and we were able to go in after that and select items for the auction. There's going to be over 400 items for fans. Most of the bidding is going to start at $50, but things like Jessica's key costume, which is her leather jacket, is probably going to go for a few thousand dollars. But it's all up to the fans to determine what the price is on this stuff. It's very cool that it's coming directly from the show.
Nerds and Beyond: Do you have a favorite prop from the show?
Costas: I love the desk…well actually there's a few things I love. I love the fact that we were able to get the desk; the desk is the only desk. It was used in pretty much most of the shots. It's got bullet holes in it, very practical, and everybody remembers her sitting behind the desk doing her PI work. But the other thing is, as a comic book fan, there's a comic book that we'll be showing in our stage presentation that was based off the original Patsy Walker Comic #26, and they recreated it for the show. They have a fan come up, and they want Patsy Walker to sign it, and she beats him up and doesn't know what it is. But I think it's very cool that they recreated the comic book specifically for the show. If I was a comic fan, I'd be like, "that's super limited. There's only a few of those that were ever made." So that's pretty cool.
Nerds and Beyond: What is the process like for acquiring the props?
Costas: We were invited in by Marvel at the end of production and they basically said, "take what you think the fans will actually want." During production they keep things very well organized, and they keep all the costumes. They have them all labeled for each scene and for each actor that they use them for. Then the props were organized by episode. We went through, selected the things we thought people would want for auction, and brought it back to our facilities. We do the research to actually look up the episodes, make sure we can put it in context for fans, and write copy. Prop Store has its own copywriters. We have our own photographers, and we prepare it looking at it as if it was a museum exhibit that we prepare for the public. This auction will be online, so the catalog will come out at the end of November so people can see that. But we catalog every item and make sure we understand the context, whether it was used or not used. Sometimes you have props that were never used, but were bought or made for production, so we verify the usage for the fans, and each item comes with a certificate of authenticity that's cosigned by Joe Quesada over at Marvel. That's pretty cool.
Nerds and Beyond: In a little bit of a broader sense, what has been your favorite prop or costume that you've ever acquired?
Costas: I personally was a big fan of the Indiana Jones trilogy, so in my own collection I have one of Indiana Jones' whips, I believe from the second movie, which is very cool. That's probably one of my favorites. The good thing is my wife also likes it, so that means I can keep it around for a while because we have a shared love of it. But I think for Prop Store in general, we have a lot of Star Wars things. We have a lot of Star Wars fans who are owners and longtime fans. We typically have an annual auction, which we call our Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction, which ended two days ago. We always have a large selection of things, like Ghostbusters and the trap from Ghostbusters. We had the axe from The Shining. We had some artwork that was done by Ralph McQuarrie for Star Wars. We had a Stormtrooper helmet, really true iconic items that did very well. We always pride ourselves on what we can find either with collectors or with people who worked on these productions that we can bring to market. So if people go to propstore.com, we actually have probably 10,000 items that people can purchase right now at our fixed price platform. So hopefully someone will find something from a movie or television show that they really like.
Nerds and Beyond: Last question. What are you most excited for at NYCC this year?
Costas: Very frankly, it's just nice to be here, I haven't been to NYCC since 2007, so it's been a while to see how it's grown over the years. Frankly, just to see what it has become has been the thrill of it. But you can go right now to propstore.com/marvel if people want more information about the auction. If they sign up to get registered right now, they're eligible to win one of five business cards from Jessica Jones, which are actually her Alias Investigations business cards. So all you have to do is register for the auction to win one of those. You can go to propstore.com/marvel and find out more about the auction. The auction itself will take place in December. We'll be releasing the full catalog of 400 items at the end of November.
Nerds and Beyond: Thanks so much!
You can find more information about the upcoming auction here!
Chuck Costas
Prop Store
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The Day Ahead, May 2: Free Comic Book Day, giant puppets and stiltwalkers on the Square, '80s prom and more
The Capital Times
Pop-up deals
Mad City Bazaar opens for the season on Saturday at 10 a.m. and runs through 4 p.m. The pop-up flea market is on the site of the Madison Public Market at Washington Plaza, 1800 East Washington Ave. at First Street. The event features locally made food, crafts, art and vintage treasures from vendors like Jenny Blasen Pottery, Juniper Soap Company, Honeybee Bakery, RosyMade Designs, and many more.
madcitybazaar.com
Biff! Pow! Save!
With "Avengers: Age of Ultron" opening in theaters Friday, comic book stores are building on the caped excitement with Free Comic Book Day. Everyone who shows up to either Westfield Comics location, 7475 Mineral Point Road and 944 Williamson St., or Capitol City Comics, 1901 W. Monroe St., from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday can take home up to five new comic books, no strings attached. Local artists will be on hand to sketch attendees, as will costumed Stormtroopers from Madison's 501st Legion.
Strut your stuff
Mexican artist Laura Anderson Barbata has spent the last semester as the UW Arts Institute's Interdisciplinary Artist in Residence, holding lectures and talks about the role of parades and puppetry in public spaces. It all comes to a bang with "Strut!" a community parade feature over 30 groups, from stiltwalkers to dancers to puppeteers and more. It all takes place on Saturday with the parade at 2 p.m., a celebration and dance-off at 3 p.m. at the Madison Children's Museum (100 N. Hamilton St.) and a book signing at 5 p.m. at the Edgewater (1001 Wisconsin Place). It's all free.
go.wisc.edu/strut
Sequins, leg warmers and big hair are back for a night of '80s-inspired dancing at the Majestic Theatre's "80s Prom: A Totally 80s Dance Party." The party will begin at the Majestic Theatre, 115 King St., at 9 p.m. on Saturday. DJ Nick Nice will spin the tunes and there will be prizes awarded for Prom King and Queen. Tickets are $5.
Majesticmadison.com
Strong momentum
Madison Youth Choirs will present a spring concert series, "Momentum," on Saturday and Sunday focused on movement and featuring Dalcroze Eurhythmics expert Diane Popowycz and choreography by W. Earl Smith of the Madison Ballet. A total of 336 singers will be featured. Concerts are scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday by the Purcell, Britten and Holst (boychoir) groups; 3 p.m. Sunday by the Choraliers, Con Gioia, Capriccio and Cantabile (girlchoir) groups and 7:30 p.m. Sunday by the Cantilena, Cantabile and Ragazzi (high school ensemble) groups. All concerts take place in the Capitol Theater of the Overture Center, 201 State St. Tickets are $15, available online (overturecenter.org), by phone (258-4141) and at the Overture Center box office.
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Dance with personality
Some 50 girls from six community centers around Madison will perform on Saturday, May 2, at 2:30 p.m. as the culmination of 30 weeks of instruction from local undergraduate dancers. The UW-Madison Dance Department has been expanding its program for the past three years. "Performing Ourselves Showcase: I Dance Because …" will be performed at the Margaret H'Doubler Performance Space, Lathrop Hall, 1050 University Ave. Admission is free.
performingourselves.com/events
Mark your calendar for Maifest, the German celebration of Spring! Essen Haus and the Dane County Humane Society are teaming together for an all day, family-friendly Maifest Festival from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday, outside Essen Haus, 514 E. Wilson St. Free admission with live music by Jason Rowe (12-4 p.m.) and the Goodtime Dutchmen (4-8 p.m.). Expect to see a Kids' Zone with crafts and games, along with maypole dancing with the Oak Apple Morris Dancers.
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Well 'tis the season to recommence blogging (fa la la la la, la la la la).
I've been a little slovenly again of late, mostly due to plain business, but also because L has been progressing reasonably well. Well, at least there have been very few new challenges to share with you anyway.
Christmas is always an interesting time of year, and with young children, you can rarely go wrong. Their excitement is palpable, contagious and wonderful. At one stage around a week before christmas, I caught them both lying on the rug, watching the 'sleeps to christmas' app counting down the seconds to Christmas!
It also presents challenges, not least because as an annual event, it doesn't really fall into the easily planned and regular activity which an Autistic child relishes. We had spent a long time preparing the boys for Christmas though - Christmas lists, advent calendars and even the 'elf on the shelf' to keep an eye on them. Unfortunately, the elf wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms.
The idea is simple - the elf arrives with a story book on 1st December. The story explains how he goes back to santa each night to report on the boys behaviour, and each morning is in a different place in the house. Sounds delightful?
Well, clearly the thought of a potential living being in the house, one who can move freely around and appear anywhere, and one who watches the boys with an eerie silence much like the weeping angels in Doctor Who initially provoked a not disimilar reaction when, the next morning, L did not react well to 'Odie's' new location.
Needless to say, we decided to keep him downstairs for the next few days.
After a while, he was welcomed into the family. L even spent time talknig to him and explaining the 5 gifts he wanted from his list and what he was going to do with them. I hadn't quite appreciated originally, but very soon it was apparent that here was the dream conversational partner for L. Someone who wouldn't keep interrupting him because he was labouring the point after 15 minutes of explaining in minute detail. Someone who wouldn't stop him and say he has already heard it. Someone who wouldn't say no. That he didn't say anything wasn't a problem.
Odie wrote a few letters back to the boys and became a very good idea, so I thank my wife for that and, as per Odie's last letter, left on Christmas morning after he had gone home with santa, and leading to the motherload of presents (14 each in the end - they were clearly very good boys), eagerly await next year and Odie's return on 1st December 2013.
Only 1,213,730 seconds to go (as of writing!).


9. Lexus Cardboard Car – Lexus have created many wonderful creations and this Cardboard car is actually one of them. This is not just a model car but a driveable one. Interestingly, the car is made using 'slices' of cardboard glued together. It was built by LaserCut Works and Scales and Models, London-based specialist companies with extensive experience in the design and creation of prototypes, architectural models and bespoke commissions. This car can be driven and thanks to its electric motor mounted on its steel and aluminium frame. It also has fully fitted interior, functioning doors, headlights and rolling wheels.


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Mineral Exports Hit $5.6 Billion
EghtesadOnline: Iran exported 36.09 million tons of mineral products valued at $5.61 billion during the first 10 month of the current Iranian year (started March 20, 2020).
H1 Mineral Explorations Cover 50K Sq Km
EghtesadOnline: The area under mineral explorations in Iran expanded by 50,000 square kilometers during the first six months of the current Iranian year (March 20-Sept. 21), according to the Geological Survey and Mineral Explorations of Iran.
Mineral Explorations Grow 15 Percent in Four Months
EghtesadOnline: The area under mineral explorations in Iran expanded by 30,000 square meters during the first four months of the current Iranian year (March 20-July 21), according to the Geological Survey and Mineral Explorations of Iran.
Mining Cooperation Deal Signed With Oman
EghtesadOnline: Iran-Oman Chamber of Commerce has signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran Mine House to promote the presence of Iran's mining companies in the neighboring country, improve mineral exports through Oman, facilitate joint investments and form specialized mining committees.
Major TSE-Listed Mining Firms' Sales Rise 55% to $1.9 Billion
EghtesadOnline: The Iranian Mines and Mining Industries Development and Renovation Organization (IMIDRO) has released a new report on the sales of 72 heavyweight Tehran Stock Exchange-listed mining and mineral companies.
Mining Investments Rise 60% to $3.2b
EghtesadOnline: About $3.2 billion were invested in Iran's mining and mineral industries during the last fiscal year (ended March 19, 2020) to register a 60% rise compared to the year before, says the spokesperson of the Iranian Mines and Mining Industries Development and Renovation Organization.
$1.5b Worth of Mineral Projects Handed to Private Sector Over Four Years
EghtesadOnline: The state-owned Iran Minerals Production and Supply Company handed over about 50 trillion rials ($284.09 million) worth of mineral projects to the private sector in the last fiscal that ended on March 19, 2020.
Iran's Mineral Extractions at 470m Tons
EghtesadOnline: A total of 470 million tons of minerals were extracted in Iran in the last fiscal year (ended March 19, 2020), says Minister of Industries, Mining and Trade Reza Rahmani, adding that the figure is expected to exceed 500 million tons this year (March 2020-21).
Tehran Stocks Extend Consecutive Rallies
EghtesadOnline: Stocks continued to rally on Sunday for the third session in a row amid rising demand for shares of major mineral, petrochemical and refinery companies plus selloff pressure in auto stocks.
Iran's Mineral Trade Surplus Tops $5b
EghtesadOnline: Iran's trade in mineral products recorded a surplus of $5.05 billion during the 11 months to Feb. 19.


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Author: Waters, Sarah Set In . . .
Moving back through the 1940s, through air raids, blacked-out streets, illicit partying, and sexual adventure, to end with its beginning in 1941, The Night Watch tells the story of four Londoners—three women and a young man with a past—whose lives, and those of their friends and lovers, connect in tragedy, stunning surprise and exquisite turns, only to change irreversibly in the shadow of a grand historical event.