The basic concept of a reverse mortgage is that the bank will make payments to the homeowner, rather than the other way around. The payments can be a single lump sum, a line of credit or a stream of monthly payments. The bank does not have to be paid back until the homeowner moves out or passes away.
But the bank must be paid back at that time. For a senior who moves to a nursing home, this means liquidating an asset that is non-countable for Medicaid purposes and turning it into a countable asset that must be spent down before the former homeowner can qualify for Medicaid coverage.
In addition, because the bank is advancing money without knowing for sure when it will be paid back, there are high upfront costs to reverse mortgages. These mortgages are limited to about half of the equity in the home, which may not meet the homeowner's needs.
There is an alternative that in many instances better meets the needs and goals of older homeowners – the private reverse mortgage. This is a private loan, usually from a family member, to the homeowner secured by a mortgage on the senior's home.
• It is cheaper. The upfront costs of paying an attorney to set up a private reverse mortgage may be a small fraction of the cost of a commercial reverse mortgage.
• Interest rates are lower. The interest rate on a private reverse mortgage is set by the IRS each month and is less than the interest rate on a commercial reverse mortgage.
• There's no limit on what percentage of the home equity may be borrowed. The ability to tap into more equity in the home can delay the day of reckoning when the senior must move to a nursing home just because there is not enough money to pay for caregivers.
• The loan need not be paid back until the house is sold, so if a senior moves to a nursing home, he can keep his house.
• Once in a nursing home or other facility, the senior can continue to receive payments on the private reverse mortgage if needed to maintain the house or pay for extra care in the nursing home.
• What is good for a parent or grandparent is good for the entire family. To the extent the senior can save money in mortgage costs, the bigger the ultimate estate that will pass to the family.
• The ability to tap into equity in the home can mean that family members who are providing assistance can either alleviate the burden by hiring more paid caregivers or be paid themselves for providing care.
• While current interest rates are very low, the rates set by the IRS are higher than money markets and certificates of deposit are paying these days. This means that the family member or members advancing the funds will earn a little more than they would if the money were sitting in the bank.
• A private reverse mortgage can help protect the equity in the home because it takes precedence over any claim by Medicaid.
The family of any senior who owns a home but who has little in savings should consider the private reverse mortgage as a way to help parents and grandparents.


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Archaeology: Fossilized footprints suggest ancient humans divided labor
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The largest collection of footprints from the human fossil record in Africa is described in Scientific Reports this week. The findings, which further our understanding of human life during the Late Pleistocene period (126,000 to 11,700 years ago), suggest a division of labour in ancient human communities.
Kevin Hatala and colleagues uncovered 408 human footprints in Engare Sero, Tanzania after the site was discovered by members of a nearby Maasai community. The researchers dated the footprints to between 19,100 and 5,760 years ago. Based on their size, the distances between them and their orientations, the authors suggest that 17 tracks of footprints were created by a group of individuals moving together at walking speed in a southwesterly direction. The group was likely made up of 14 adult females, two adult males and one young male. The authors speculate that the females who made the tracks were foraging together and were visited or accompanied by the males, as this behaviour is observed in modern hunter-gatherers such as the Ache and Hadza. The findings may indicate a division of labour based on sex in ancient human communities.
For an additional six tracks of footprints oriented to the northeast, the authors estimate a broader range of variation in speed, which may suggest that they were not created by a single group travelling together, but by various individuals running and walking at different speeds.
The findings provide a snapshot of the movements and group behaviour of modern humans living in east Africa during the Late Pleistocene period.
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More information: Hatala, K.G., Harcourt-Smith, W.E.H., Gordon, A.D. et al. Snapshots of human anatomy, locomotion, and behavior from Late Pleistocene footprints at Engare Sero, Tanzania. Sci Rep 10, 7740 (2020). DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-64095-0
Journal information: Scientific Reports
Citation: Archaeology: Fossilized footprints suggest ancient humans divided labor (2020, May 14) retrieved 28 January 2022 from https://phys.org/news/2020-05-archaeology-fossilized-footprints-ancient-humans.html
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A city already anxious about a recent spate of shootings was rattled further when a man walked into an arts cafe near a Seattle university and opened fire, fatally wounding four people. Police say he later killed a woman during a carjacking before shooting himself.
As officers closed in during a widespread manhunt on Wednesday, the suspect put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger. He died at a hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said.
The five victims brought the number of homicides in Seattle so far this year to 21, matching the total for all of last year, and left city leaders wondering what could be done to stop the bloodshed.
"Two tragic shootings today ... have shaken this city," Mayor Mike McGinn said at a news conference. "It follows on the heels of multiple, tragic episodes of gun violence that have occurred throughout the city."
In the last month, there had already been two random killings. A man died last week when he was hit by a stray bullet as he drove, and a woman was killed in a drive-by shooting in late April. No arrests have been made.
Police did not publicly name the suspect in the shootings, but the Seattle Times identified him as Ian Lee Stawicki, 40, of Seattle, citing unidentified law enforcement sources.
Andrew Stawicki, 29, of Ellensburg, told the Times he recognized a photo shown on TV newscasts of the alleged gunman as his brother Ian. Andrew Stawicki said Ian Stawicki was mentally ill.
"It's no surprise to me this happened," he told the newspaper. "We could see this coming. Nothing good is going to come with that much anger inside of you."
A phone number for Andrew Stawicki rang busy when The Associated Press tried to reach him for comment.
Gunfire erupted about 11 a.m. at Cafe Racer, a restaurant and music venue north of the University of Washington.
Police quickly released two photos from inside the cafe, apparently taken from a security camera. One showed a man walking into the establishment, with a woman nearby reading a book and people chatting at the nearby cafe bar. Another photo about a minute later showed stools overturned, and the man standing and holding what appeared to be a handgun.
Two men died at the cafe, and a third man and a woman from the cafe died at a hospital.
Police said it appeared the gunman fled to the First Hill neighborhood near downtown, where he fatally shot a woman in a parking lot and stole her SUV.
He then drove the SUV to West Seattle and ditched it, leaving a gun in the car. After officers found the vehicle, they flooded that area with uniformed and plainclothes officers.
A detective spotted the suspect later and called for backup and a SWAT team, Assistant Police Chief Jim Pugel said. As those officers arrived, the man shot himself, he said.
A King County medical examiner's spokeswoman said her office might be able to release the dead victims' identifications Thursday.
The only survivor of the cafe shooting, Leonard Meuse, was upgraded from critical to serious condition at Harborview Medical Center. He remained in the intensive care unit Thursday, said spokeswoman Susan Gregg. Meuse's father, Raymond Meuse, told the Times his son was shot in the jaw and armpit but was expected to survive.
Evan Hill, who lives above the building where the shooting happened, said the cafe was an artists' collective and performance space.
"It's the strangest place to think of a shooting," said Hill, who heard four to five shots. He said he ran to his balcony and called 911, but didn't see a suspect.
On a corner across from the cafe, friends of the victims gathered by the ivy-covered wall of an apartment building. Some collapsed in grief. The cafe's owner hugged them and commiserated.
Units of police officers marched by with rifles and shotguns, knocking on doors and checking driveways and yards in the neighborhood of single-family, bungalow-style homes, restaurants and businesses.
During the manhunt, Roosevelt High School, Eckstein Middle School and Greenlake Elementary were locked down, according to the school district.
In other recent violence to hit Seattle, a bystander was wounded near the Space Needle Saturday when he was struck by a bullet that police say was fired by a gang member involved in a dispute with another man. Later that night, about 60 shots were fired in drive-by shootings at four houses. No one was hit.
Besides a plan to increase the number of officers on patrol in high-crime areas, police are urging people with information about shootings to come forward. They also said Seattleites could expect an increased police presence in the near future.
City councilman Bruce Harrell said leaders needed to consider everything — from changing laws to addressing the culture of violence.
"If we are to be honest, there's no easy fix," he said.


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The Super Bowl reached viewers around the world, but Olympic advertisers will be communicating with a much broader audience from diverse cultures who will bring with them a different set of interests and emotions. To persuade such a multicultural audience, advertising will need to seek commonalities of the mind and heart. Global advertising agencies have the expertise to create messages that work across borders and avoid the danger of leaving broad groups of viewers bewildered or, worse, offended.
We offer five winning techniques (not exclusive to each other)for creative messaging to global audiences during the Olympics in national and global media campaigns.
Universal human emotions come first. The best brands inspire and capture positive, if not joyful, emotion in their customers. Marketers know that emotion often trumps reason in purchase decisions. Dig deep into any customer psyche, whether of a business decision-maker or a teenage gamer, and you'll find a bundle of emotions that are common to people across cultures. Although there are cultural differences in what stirs emotion, some things are universal, like love stories and the pursuit of dreams.
For the 2012 London Olympic Games, P&G launched the global "Thank You Mom" campaign that celebrated the love of young Olympic athletes and their mothers. There may be no more powerful bond than the love between a mom and her child and that love is a universal emotion which is why P&G has renewed the theme for 2018.
Expansive imagery is also of major impact. The film industry has conditioned viewers across the world to crave dramatic, expansive imagery. The most successful global films create a powerful impact of sight and sound. The Olympics are a key opportunity for grand imagery. Marketers regularly use striking visuals to capture attention but the bar is being raised.
Inspiring sounds and music follow hand-in-hand with expansive imagery. Music enhances visuals for dramatic and emotional impact. Marketers must be careful with music selection. Coca Cola has long used "happiness" music to appeal to young people around the world. Naturally, if the music is great, people will want to share it.
Then there is symbolism. For simple communication of an idea, it's hard to beat. Marketers often employ symbolism to enhance and distinguish their campaign and product messaging.
If you can show product advantage in advertising, your marketing effort is working. The trick is to get people's attention to your message and also sell. Also, marketers would be smart to walk away from messaging that depends upon slang or references to national pop culture. If you didn't grow up watching American television, you might not understand a lot of pop culture references that U.S. audiences instantly absorb.
Super Bowl advertising is uniquely tuned to American audiences while that of the Olympics must be globally focused. Both will employ many of the techniques identified here. Marketers are literally going for the global gold. For the audience, the Olympic marketing messages will be quite different from the ones of the Super Bowl but well worth waiting for.
The best brands inspire and capture positive, if not joyful, emotion in their customers. Marketers know that emotion often trumps reason in purchase decisions. Dig deep into any customer psyche, whether of a business decision-maker or a teenage gamer, and you'll find a bundle of emotions that are common to people across cultures. Although there are cultural differences in what stirs emotion, some things are universal, like love stories and the pursuit of dreams.
For the 2012 London Olympic Games, P&G launched the global "Thank You Mom" campaign that celebrated the love of young Olympic athletes and their mothers. There may be no more powerful bond than the love between a mom and her child and that love is a universal emotion.
The film industry has conditioned viewers across the world to crave dramatic, expansive imagery. The most successful global films create a powerful impact of sight and sound. The Olympics are a key opportunity for grand imagery. Marketers regularly use striking visuals to capture attention but the bar is being raised.
Hand-in-hand with expansive imagery are sounds and music. Music enhances visuals for dramatic and emotional impact. Marketers must be careful with music selection. Coca Cola has long used "happiness" music to appeal to young people around the world. Naturally, if the music is great, people will want to share it.
If you can show product advantage in advertising, your marketing effort is working. The trick is to get people's attention to your message. Also, marketers would be smart to walk away from messaging that depends upon slang or references to national pop culture. If you didn't grow up watching American television, you might not get a lot of pop culture references that U.S. audiences instantly understand.
Super Bowl advertising is uniquely tuned to American audiences while that of the Olympics will be globally focused. Both will employ many of the techniques identified here. Marketers are literally going for the global gold. For the audience, the Olympic marketing messages will be quite different from the ones of the Super Bowl but well worth waiting for.
Professor Czinkota remarks on the economic effects that will ensue following Japan's successful bid on hosting the 2020 Olympics on CCTV.
As the Olympics deliver another sports highlight to the world, some Americans remain highly irate with the uniforms worn by the U.S. team. The reason: the team uniforms are made in China. One senior U.S. senator suggested piling up the uniforms and burning them. Some are even trying to use this controversy against presidential candidate Mitt Romney, due to his leadership of the 2002 Winter Olympics. In response to this public relations debacle, Ralph Lauren, a design icon in the U.S., has already firmly committed that uniform production for the 2014 Winter Olympic game will take place on U.S. soil. Before we sweep this controversy under the rug, however, here are a few thoughts on the importance of the Olympics for economic thinking.
First off, there are also others who voice discontent about their national Olympic outfits. The British public, host of the games, complains about its uniforms designed by Stella MaCartney. They believe that there is not enough red in the uniforms, which therefore do not seem to sufficiently reflect the national colors of the U.K. Second, it almost seems as if the debate over the labels on the uniforms draws more attention than the actual preparation of team USA or the London games themselves. Shouldn't the essence of the Olympics lie in the performance of the athletes from around the world competing with each other to excel by fulfilling the Olympic motto: "Citius, Altius, Fortius" (Faster, Higher, and Stronger). There is no part of the motto calling for 'domesticus' or 'pulcher'. One could well argue that attention should mainly be focused on the performance of the athletes, rather than how they look during the opening ceremony. Furthermore, the real performance is not delivered in dress uniforms, but rather in the swim suits or leotards made wet and sweaty by competition.
If there were to be a debate, the quality of the uniforms rather than the source of production should receive public attention. The Olympics are all about effectiveness and efficiency. The economic argument should focus on a cost benefit analysis of those uniforms. Does the outsourcing of stitching tasks to China lower the costs, and how does such international procurement affect quality? There is no need for a patriotic argument here, but rather the simple exploration of whether the team gets what has been paid for. If there has to be some flag waiving about Olympic clothes, then it might be during the entrance of the Chinese team, since its national basketball team and six other Chinese sports teams will compete in outfits featuring the swoosh of Nike, a U.S. owned-brand.
The current debate over the Olympic clothes reflects much bigger issues such as the upcoming U.S. presidential campaign and the subsequent formulation of national policy, but also the future direction of all major economies around the world. How should one deal with and respond to international competition both in terms of process and activity? We all like to win, but the Olympics indicate that we should be willing to let everyone put up their best efforts and honor the highest performers. Typically, we prefer that participants on national teams are domestic citizens. But for special athletes (or products), outsourcing seems to be acceptable, yet touches a nerve if domestic conditions are problematic.
Comments made by some politicians about the Olympics and about the economy may sound silly and outrageous; but just like other outsourcing kerfuffles in the past, their true meaning ought to be taken with a grain of salt, and seen as the vote catching lamentations which they are. For both an economy and the Olympics, it seems unlikely that thoughtful leaders would ignore the value of designs and innovations in favor of low-value added sewing and stitching. After all, outsourcing low value manufacturing provides consumers in wealthy nations with low price products, particularly valuable to low income segments. We should also remember that as originators of the Games, (and of the word 'economy') the Greeks get to be first in presenting their flag during the opening march, but when it comes to performance, they are on equal footing with all other nations. Economies also need to refresh their innovation every day.
Right after the opening ceremony, the impact of the dress uniform's origin will begin to fade. It deserves perhaps mention that the Olympic Game athletes of yore were competing in the buff, which reinforces that it is the context and performance that matter, rather than the clothes. With the athletic performances the Olympic athletes do set an economic example for all of us: We need to embrace change, observe the best, and learn from all for future improvements. The clothes may differ, but the competition continues.


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US President Donald Trump has hosted an event at his hotel in Washington, to raise cash for his 2020 re-election campaign, according to BBC.
Protesters greeted the president with cries of "Shame!"as he arrived at the $35,000 (£27,000) per person bash.
Many were unhappy with the Republican healthcare plan, holding placards that said "Healthcare, not tax cuts".
Holding the fundraising event at Trump International Hotel has increased concerns about conflicts of interest.
Richard Painter, who served as the chief ethics lawyer in the White House for former President George W Bush, said it was unacceptable for the president to be potentially benefiting financially from this kind of event. He should have picked another hotel, he said.
But Kathleen Clark, a law professor who specialises in government ethics at Washington University in St. Louis, told USA Today it did not break any laws.
It is not clear if the hotel is being paid to host the event.
Republican National Committee officials were expecting to raise about $10m, with about 300 places available.


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COVID-19 recoveries in South Dakota reach new record
Jonathan Ellis
The South Dakota Department of Health reported Tuesday that 3,542 people recovered from COVID-19, a one-day record that drove the number of active cases in the state to its lowest level since Nov. 5.
An additional 448 people tested positive for coronavirus, the lowest one-day total since Oct. 13. The new recoveries minus the new infections left the state with 14,088 active infections. The new positive results were among 5,634 new tests reported.
The seven-day average dropped to 865. The high was 1,458 on Nov. 14.
Two more people with COVID-19 died, bringing the pandemic total to 948. The new fatalities were in women 80 or older.
The number of people hospitalized with the disease stood at 547, one more than the previous day. As of Tuesday, 4,572 South Dakotans have been hospitalized with COVID-19.
Minnehaha County residents accounted for 132 new infections in Tuesday's report, and Linclon County had 29 new infections. Brown County had 16 new cases and Codington County reported 14.


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Details of the Egyptian broadcaster's crisis with a former player in Jamalek
Pandora Bacchus August 30, 2021 2 min read
Crisis erupted between Egyptian media Mai Helmi and former Jamalek player Captain Ahmed Saleh. Some were described as "professionally inappropriate" and the former Jamalek player withdrew from the show, and the video for this episode was attacked by social media pioneers for its style.
The channel issued a statement announcing the suspension of the media show and the accompanying inquiry, the text of the report reads: So, first of all, we decided to recommend the media for investigation and secondly: to stop broadcasting. Judgment on the event screen until the end of the trial as a precautionary measure. "
The artist, Tina Ford, criticized the media My Helmy, who was suspended from work due to a controversial episode and recommended for trial.
Artist Ahmed Flux sent a message to May Helmi, "Calculations and permanent misjudgments without any need for any truth, this is a big talk. End of speech .. You do not judge anyone and do not see Saturday. The word is over, "according to the Al-Wadan newspaper.
The artist, Mohammad Rashad, did not hide his feelings for Mai Helmi because he released a video clip in which he sings his latest work of art, "I'm not happy." During the video, he appeared to sing the lyrics of the song, "I'm not happy, but you know I'm sorry.
May Helmy responded to her ex-wife with the "Asterie" feature on her official account on the Instagram photo and video site: "Don't worry about anything, take me with you to die a soul."
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Android Q will feature dark mode, live video captioning and lots more
We're getting our first run-down of consumer-facing features for Android Q.
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Nathan Ingraham|May 7, 2019 2:13 PM
Google likes to drop plenty of surprises at its annual I/O developer event, but there's one thing we always know we'll hear about: the state of Android. Specifically, the next version of Android, currently only known as Q. As usual, Google released a developer-only beta back in March, and today senior director of Android Stephanie Cuthbertson was on stage going through more details about the forthcoming release.
The most obvious new feature is dark mode, which will be released system-wide in Android Q. It's accessible via a toggle switch in the quick settings area and it'll also be activated when you turn on battery saver mode. We just saw a quick screenshot of it, but it looks like it'll apply to any apps you're using regardless of whether they're Google-made or from other developers.
Another notable new feature is called Live Caption. If you're watching a video, Google's machine-learning algorithms can now add captions on the fly by just pressing the volume button and then a "live caption" button that'll show up on on the onscreen volume slider. From there, you can expand and contract the panel as you see fit, and move it up and down on the screen so it doesn't obscure your video. Google is also able to do all of this on-device, so it's more secure and also doesn't need a network connection.
The same on-device machine learning powers smart replies -- Gmail and Google's own messaging app have had those for a while now, but Android Q will let any messaging app suggest replies right in the notification area. Smart reply can also suggest other actions based on your notifications. If someone sends you an address, for example, it'll include an option to open right in Google Maps.
The first developer release of Android Q had a major focus on privacy, and Google expanded on that during today's event. All told, the company says that there are 50 new privacy and security settings in Android Q. Perhaps most notable are new location services settings that let you limit location tracking to only when the app is running. It'll also give you notifications to let users see when apps are using your location in the background. New settings also let you keep apps from accessing media on your phone and collecting information about your device like its IMEI and serial number.
A big part of last year's Android release were "digital wellbeing" features that were meant to help users cut back on phone usage a bit. This year, Google's adding a new "focus mode" to help shut down various distractions. It'll block most app alerts and notifications while allowing important contacts like your family members to reach you. There are also more tools for parents to manage their kids' phone time -- it'll let you review how they're using their phone from your own device, set daily time limits, review app requests and more.
Other user-facing features already announced include tweaks to the controversial gesture-based multitasking features that arrived last year on the Pixel 3 with Android 9 Pie. Google's also adding a new chat-focused interface called "bubbles" that lets users keep messaging conversations accessible regardless of what they're doing with the phone. It's not dissimilar to the "chat heads" Facebook has included in Messenger for Android for years now. Google's also adding more support for foldable displays to Android, as well, good news for the OEMs making foldable phones this year.
As for when Android Q will arrive, Google's not saying yet. But if history is any guide, we'll get a final desert-themed name and release date later in the summer. The Q beta 3 is available on 21 devices if you want to give it a shot, including all Pixel devices.
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When Jesus told the disciples to feed the throng of five thousand hungry people, Philip had retorted, "It's impossible!" (see John 6:7). So what does Jesus do with someone who questions His commands?
Apparently He washes the doubter's feet.


You might have seen many LEGO robots that can sort parts by color, but few robots can sort LEGO parts by size. This pick and place robot arm can measure the number of teeth of the gears in a unique and baffling way, that's why I named it the Mysterious Gear Sorter. Can you guess how does it work? Are you curious to discover the trick? Click on the button below, and build this pick and place robot arm with a single LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 set 45544.
This Gear Sorter is ready to go! The .EV3 project file that comes with the commercial license includes the complete EV3 program.
The quality of the building instructions is comparable to the LEGO official ones . The building and programming instructions are detailed and clear.
This pick and place robot arm can be built with the parts from LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 set 45544.
You cannot share, resell or redistribute the material in any way with third parties.
You cannot use the material for other uses than the one allowed by your license.
The material comes encrypted and protected, and cannot be extracted or transformed.
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This robot shares the base structure of the official LEGO Robot Arm H-25. The instructions are inside the EV3 Software Education, but you can also get them from the link below.


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It's time to let Dan go
Wheldon: "I'm not going to stop until I've won it again"
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Not this year
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Dan Wheldon: An initial reaction
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Las Vegas: Bash's Sunday thoughts
IndyCar — By Bash Beard on October 17, 2011 4:00 pm
I hope you won't mind that I don't write about the racing at Las Vegas. There isn't much to say about 12 laps that don't even count. With the cancellation of this race, the season effectively ended at Kentucky in regards to points and championship races. Instead, I'll share thoughts on the untimely loss of Dan Wheldon, and some poignantly beautiful things I saw and experienced at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Dan Wheldon was dazzling – from his smile to his fashionable appearance, from his charm to his championship-level talent, he sparkled. This season, we were all witness to the changing of the tides for Dan. None of us could understand how such a great driver and sponsor's dream didn't have a full-time ride this year – his only deal was to race the 500. And that race was a thrilling, last-corner grab of the win, with a small team run by one of his best friends and former team mate, Bryan Herta. Dan Wheldon was on top of the world, drinking that beloved milk for a second time in Indy's Victory Lane.
He was just getting started. It was announced that Herta, with Dan as the driver, would be the test team for the 2012 car. That experience was going to make him very valuable to a team (Herta's or another) next season and things were looking up for Dan's 2012 prospects. In the downtime between the 500 win and the start of testing, Dan was asked to fill in for Wally Dallenbach, Jr. as Versus' driver analyst during broadcasts. Dallenbach had NASCAR announcing duties to fulfill and Dan was available and a hot topic at the time. It was perfect. He was a natural, bringing current insight about the cars, the drivers and their tendencies, and a nice dose of verve to the broadcast. Accolades poured in, with viewers urging Versus to make Dan a permanent part of their team. It was clear that he would have an announcing job waiting for him whenever he wanted to hang up his helmet.
During the summer, INDYCAR CEO Randy Bernard was talking up his big challenge for this last race of the season. Drivers from all racing series were invited to participate and if they could manage a win, they'd get $5 million dollars. Injuries and other roadblocks prevented anyone from participating, but Bernard doesn't give up without a fight – he teamed with GoDaddy to offer the challenge to Dan. Start at the back, win the race and split the $5 million with a fan.
Coming into Vegas, the mood was definitely up. People were expecting an exciting race and loads of fun events in the entertainment capital of the world. There was nervous excitement about the turnout for this first race back at LVMS, and hopes for a higher TV rating to cap off a season that saw slow but steady improvements in that area. In the midst of all the fans and the buzz, Dan was in his element. He hosted an interview via Ortsbo at the fan appreciation event, taking questions online from around the world and putting them to both Dario Franchitti and Will Power. The event was on the IndyCar stage in front of a nice crowd, and Dan came on first to give a 2-3 minute introduction. The intro was scripted – it was a nice marketing push for Ortsbo – but he had no teleprompter, no paper script. It flowed out like it was as easy as breathing for him. In addition to the interview questions, Dan occasionally came into the crowd to speak with folks such as Randy Bernard. I was transfixed – just blown away by the vibrant energy and complete professionalism of the job he did. One question for Dan himself was about his reported deal with Andretti Autosport to replace Danica – he was charming but evasive, but we all knew it had to be true. My brain was filled with the possibilities Dan had in front of him – multi-year, full-time ride, fully-engaged sponsor in GoDaddy, and a long, successful broadcasting career when he retired. I imagined just how big a star he could become via exposure GoDaddy would bring, and hoped that would happen quickly – it's just what INDYCAR needs right now.
Flash forward to just over 24 hours later, and he was gone. A dazzling, talented champion who was about to embark on a promising new phase of his career, with a potential to help raise INDYCAR's profile. The sport desperately needed to take advantage of his talents and appeal. It's a huge loss.
But, all of the above means nothing, in the big picture view. Yesterday, someone lost a husband, a daddy, a son, a brother, a beloved friend/competitor/teammate. The depth of this loss on a human level was evident all around the garages, the pits and in the media center. Gasps and open weeping filled the media center when Randy Bernard made the announcement that Dan didn't survive. Strangers hugging strangers, a silver-haired Firestone employee wiping his eyes as he slowly walked down pit lane, a silence that was hard to imagine in a place with so many people and loud machines. The rest of the day, people took time out from whatever their duties were to check on each other and share memories. One of the images that is stuck in my head is from the press appearance by Chip Ganassi and Dario Franchitti. The press conferences took place inside the media deadline room. My desk was near the podium, next to photographer Anne Proffitt's desk. Anne is hearing impaired and has a sweet chihuahua (Leah) as her hearing assistant. As Chip and Dario were remembering Dan, Dario's wife, Ashley Judd, sat on the floor next to Leah's dog bed and picked her up. Leah cuddled with the tearful Ashley and licked her chin and cheeks to administer a little bit of puppy therapy to someone who really needed it. Leah was a source of comfort for a lot of us as we all tried to hold each other up. In the midst of such tragedy, it was touching and beautiful to see so many people come to the aid of others.
The outpouring of grief online has been overwhelming to keep up with, but also another source of comfort for many. Tributes of flowers, notes, candles and other items are piling up at Gate 1 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and people are tweeting, texting and calling each other to check up on fellow fans and participants. The reaction as a whole is the most touching tribute of all to the dazzling Dan Wheldon – that his passing has impacted this many people to such a deep degree is the real expression of what he meant to the INDYCAR community at large.
He clearly meant the world.
Rest in peace, Daniel Clive Wheldon.
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Last reply was October 19, 2011
Will Schilling
And here come the tears again…
RIP Dan! You are the best!!
Thanks Bash!
great article Bash, tearing again. you summed it up greatly.
RIP Mr Wheldon. you will never be forgotten.


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William R. Sharpe Jr. Hospital
Project: 50 Bed Addition
Owner: Department of Health and Human Resources for West Virginia
Location: Weston, West Virginia
Architect: IKM
Located in Weston, West Virginia, the William R. Sharpe, Jr. Hospital is a 150 bed acute care psychiatric facility that needed more space. Marks-Landau Construction, a wholly owned subsidiary of Landau Building Company was selected to build a fifty-bed addition to the hospital. The 31,000 SF addition includes two nursing units, shared dining and group/visitation/consultation rooms, forensic admissions department, external courtyards, and office space for support staff. Renovations were also done to the existing loading dock area. Construction began in May 2013 and was completed in less than one year. The existing hospital was in full operation during construction, which required careful planning of logistics to maintain smooth daily operations. The safety of hospital personnel, as well as on-site workers, was paramount.


After two years of delivering self-written, self-produced knockout pop gems to an ever-growing army of bullet girls and fever boys, FEMME has confirmed she will be releasing her long-awaited debut album "Debutante" on April 15th.
Led by her glistening new single "Light Me Up," this kaleidoscopic collection takes a journey through high pedigree, female-powered pop referencing sixties girl groups, seventies disco divas, nineties chart icons and modern day bass-fiends. All channelled through FEMME's singular, modish filter. With the hype machine topping, incendiary singles "Fever Boy," "Gold" and "S.O.S." also in tow, "Debutante" is a reminder that whether it's raunchy, heart-breaking, energizing or empowering, pop music should always be one thing: fun.
In March, FEMME will be making a welcomed return to North America with a handful of dates at SXSW Festival in Austin, TX. Dates soon to be announced.
"Debutante" drops on April 15th with the single "Light Me Up" — avaialble on March 18th — already picking up plays at Radio One and X in the UK.


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Scientists Study How Abivax's Anti-Inflammatory Product ABX464 Works in IBD
by Joana Fernandes, PhD
In Crohn's Disease, News.
Researchers have gained new insights into how Abivax's investigational product ABX464 works. The therapy is currently under investigation in Phase 2 trials in patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Findings of the study "The Anti-HIV Candidate ABX464 Dampens Intestinal Inflammation by Triggering Il-22 Production in Activated Macrophages" were published in the journal Scientific Reports. "We are pleased to see the publication of our data which give us valuable insight into ABX464's activity in HIV and also supports its potential role as a novel and differentiated treatment for inflammatory bowel disease and especially ulcerative colitis," Hartmut J. Ehrlich, MD, Abivax's CEO and the study's author, said in a news release. "Based on these encouraging results, Abivax is initiating a Phase 2a proof of concept clinical study in patients with ulcerative colitis during the second half of 2017," he said. Using mice with induced colitis (gut inflammation), researchers observed that treatment with ABX464 strongly improved inflammation and provided long-term protection to the gut after the end of the treatment. They also found that ABX464 reduced the production of inflammatory proteins, such as IL-6 and TNFα, both in mice and in cell cultures. At the same time, it induced the production of another protein, called IL-22, which promotes tissue repair. "The results presented in this paper show for the first time that ABX464 specifically acts on the immune system to attenuate mucosal disease …," said Jamal Tazi, PhD, the study's principal researcher. "ABX464's ability to dampen intestinal inflammation in [colitis]-mice was clearly demonstrated," he added. "Additionally, its ability to reduce the inflammatory cytokines IL-6
Tagged Abivax, ABX464, cytokines, IL-22, IL-6, Intestinal inflammation, tissue repair, TNFα.
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we are delighted to announce the display of bpr architects' new london overground station design idiom at the 'transport by design' festival on regent street, sunday 3rd July.
london's iconic regent street will be transformed into a spectacular display of transport designs during a free festival presented by transport for london (tfl) and london transport museum.
the 'transport by design' festival will celebrate the designs that have kept london on the move from victorian times to the present, and will give you a peek at what might come in the future.
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This new vinyl release is classy stuff. First off the record itself is nice quality vinyl. Then it also includes a CD of the music (with two bonus tracks) to accompany it. The sounds here are intriguing hard edged progressive rock. It leans toward things ranging from jazz to Rock In Opposition, space rock and even punk. A cover of an early Pink Floyd cut is also included. All in all, this is highly recommended.
Minimalistic atmosphere serves as an introduction before the band hit the stage to applause. The cut fires out with a hard rocking, proggy jam. This reminds me just a bit of 80s King Crimson, but there are other elements ranging from punk rock to funk in the mix. This is high energy and earns a parental advisory.
Now, this comes in with some killer progressive rock sounds. This is high energy and rather aggressive, but it has decidedly prog elements at play. There is a good contrast between mellower sections and more rocking ones and slower and faster. There are moodier moments and more furious ones.
Fast paced, synthesizer laden progressive rock opens this cut. Running more than twelve minutes, this is an epic length piece. After the introduction we're taken into a piano dominated movement. It evolves from there to more of a melodic prog sound to continue. This thing goes through a lot of shifts and changes. Some of the moments where the synthesizer dances over the top remind me a bit of Dream Theater. I love the mellower, trippy section later in the track. It has a bit of a Pink Floyd meets Hawkwind vibe. It gets quite space rock oriented as it evolves out from there. It eventually works to a more triumphant prog jam before dropping back down. Then we're taken into some faster paced progressive rock before it modulates out as it continues. The changes are fast paced and very classy. I love the killer guitar soloing on the closing extended instrumental section.
Piano and voice is the basis of the opening section here. Other instruments come in after a time and bring a bit of a Pink Floyd meets modern prog element. It drops down even further after this built up chorus section. As it powers back out, though, this is particularly intense and powerful.
They open this with a weird Rock In Opposition styled bit. Still, this is a cover of the Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd tune. It has some seriously trippy stuff later in the piece. They do a great job with the psychedelic freak out quality. They also bring some decidedly punk rock like stuff at one or two points here. This thing gets pretty crazed. The guitar soloing section is on fire and so cool. The whole cut just works so well.
Starting with a piano solo, that holds the cut for a while. Other keys are added to the mix to serve as the backdrop for the first vocals. After that first verse the cut powers out into some powerful harder edged prog. There are some cool changes built into this thing. At points it works in mellower ways, while other sections are more powered up and really rock.
This comes in powered up and fast paced, feeling like Dream Theater. It drops back to sort of a psychedelic mellower movement for a line or two of vocals, and then fires back out into fury. The next vocals are delivered the same way, but after the next powered up section they remain harder rocking for the next bit of singing. There is some seriously powerhouse music in the run of this number.
A quick burst of jamming gives way to some drums. From there we get into another fast paced movement that makes me think of Frank Zappa. It works to something a bit more melodic, but fast moving and so cool. There is a killer funky movement further down the musical road. Then it works out to some prog with a martial beat beyond that. The exploration continues with some pretty trippy and rather freeform fusion like jamming. The vibes beg more comparison to Zappa. We get more vocal based stuff further down the road before it works back out into another powerhouse and quirky instrumental jam.


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The Internet Governance Forum
A week or so ago, we at the Berkman Center joined our friends and colleagues at the Oxford Internet Institute in hosting an academic pre-briefing related to the Internet Governance Forum. The IGF, announced in July by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, is the process and institution that has grown out of the two phases of the World Summit on the Information Society. The IGF is directed by the highly able Swiss diplomat, Markus Kummer, and chaired by the equally able Nitin Desai. The OII's director, Prof. Bill Dutton, has been leading the way on these briefings for the past three years and gently, appropriately, helpfully, keeping academics and technologists in front of the diplomats. On our end, fellow Mary Rundle — jointly at Harvard and at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society and director of NetDialogue — coordinates our efforts in this space and pulled together major aspects of this briefing.
In listening to the participants in an academic-heavy workshop, we heard a number of areas on which the Internet Governance Forum ought to focus and some hard problems that the IGF faces moving ahead.
For starters, especially for those who have not been following the blow-by-blow of WSIS and its progeny, here is my short FAQ based on this briefing we just had.
1) What is the Internet Governance Forum?
– It is something we feel good about.
– It is a process outcome of the WSIS process.
– It is a "new institutional approach."
– It is uncharted territory, under a UN umbrella; it is relevant for the conversation about UN reform.
– It is a place for informed and meaningful discussion in a multi-stakeholder context and framework – once unacceptable, now the basis for moving ahead.
– It can be analogized, in part, to the OECD, which has been quite successful via the mode of sharing experiences and best practices (but importantly is different from the OECD in other ways, such as the inclusiveness of all states, not just 30).
– It is full of creative ambiguity.
2) What should the IGF do with that "creative ambiguity"? Or, put another way, how does the IGF deal with hard issues?
The IGF has been tasked, for its first meeting in Athens, with taking up four areas of inquiry: openness, security, diversity, and access.
– Openness: includes IPR, which is polarizing and about which the assembled group has agreed to do nothing in the past, though the Forum will have to grapple with it. Net Neutrality is another contender for a specific issue to handle under the "openness" banner. We all know how hard it is just to define "openness," so the IGF has its hands full here, as important as this theme is. My personal favorite under openness, perhaps not suprisingly, is the cluster of freedom of expression and security and privacy issues that we work on through the OpenNet Initiative.
– Security: Everybody agrees that Internet security is something that needs to be addressed. But privacy, Mr. Kummer notes off the bat, will cause controversy. Kenn Cukier wonders if there's in fact consensus about what security means? Do developing countries think that security means something different than what the West thinks it means?
– Diversity: Everyone agrees that ICTs for development is an essential component of what the IGF should do. Multilingualism and IDNs will certainly cause division. I think there has to be a major push to get funding for people from developing countries to be able to participate in meetings, as well as a devotion to free, web-based means of active participation.
– Access: This topic includes the age-old issue of interconnection costs and compensation related thereto. In most contexts, liberalization is perceived to be the common answer to the bulk of the problems. But it might also mean development and it might also mean open access, connecting up to the A2K movement and to the IPR themes dealt with (or not dealt with) under the "openness" heading.
3) But how, really, will the IGF manage to deal with sensitive topics?
– The idea is that the IGF will indeed deal with hard issues, not just sweep them under the table.
– But the IGF is not meant to make decisions, so it may be a good venue for bringing them up.
– It will be essential that the IGF figures out how to make participation meaningful, not just creating an environment where everyone can talk but no one listens.
– Connecting to results: even though the IGF does not have a mandate to make policy decisions, much less enforce anything, how, if at all, can the IGF lead to the world becoming a better place?
4) What were the key take-away messages at the briefing?
– From the Executive Secretariat, the clear message from Markus Kummer was that expectation management is essential. If it is interesting, it allows you to contribute, you learn something – even if the world has not changed – then that should be a success.
– Professor Jonathan Zittrain, our beloved colleague, had the most provocative suggestion. Is there an absence of opportunities for diplomats to get together? Is there an absence of opportunities for network architects to get together? (Even if there are enough opportunities for these two groups separately, we need to get these guys all together, plus one sociologist, responded one participant.) The IGF, JZ said, should not just be a meta-meeting. There is a lesson from Wikipedia. In the first instance, the IGF should leap-frog the so-called stakeholders. Go, instead, straight to the users. The right audience is the one-laptop-per-child children who are about to get the equivalent of a blinking cursor. We don't want them reading stuff and clicking on ads. We want them to see something that they can change, anytime.
– Professor Milton Mueller, a longtime participant and analyst of this space, disagreed, contending that we should not "continue to conflate the free association communities, like Wikipedia, and governance institutions, which get stuck with problems that people come up with."
5) A few of my own reflections on what the IGF might do, after the meeting.
– We should recognize that there are various modes of grappling with problems, and of governance, related to the Internet (and yes, I do believe in some degree in Internet exceptionalism in certain contexts, that the laws of gravity still apply but that problems have different and distinctive contours than their real-world counterparts do, prompting thought around different types of governance that might be appropriate):
– Sometimes, the sovereign state, or a collected group of states, carry out governance (for good and for ill). This is the zone of governance that Tim Wu and Jack Goldsmith cover in Who Controls the Internet?;
– Sometimes, it's something that users can do a lot to work out, and should do to work out first, with a back-stop of the states and involvement of companies (ISPs, e.g.) (this was what I had in mind for my own part in a co-authored paper, the Accountable Net);
– But there is also something very intriguing of democratic institutions that seek to bridge the public and the private to work on problems together. Part of the function could be the collection and aggregation of comments, employment of an ombudsman, and provision of a feedback loop.
To me that's the wonder and the intriguing challenge of a "new institutional approach" here:
– How do you clarify the themes, prioritize the conversations, and join the hard issues (not forgetting history, or the broader construct of these issues, but also aware of where Internet is different)?
– How do you invite, manage, and make participation meaningful, when someone not representing a state seeks to participate? (Capture the energy that went into WSIS, rather than let it dissipate, says Mary Rundle.)
– And how do you link this process, with appropriately managed expectations, to making the world a better place? To figure out the answer to that question strikes me as the way to take the IGF from a garden-variety "success" and to turn it into an outstanding success.
(Want to know more about the issues that the IGF could take up? Check out NetDialogue, and help us to keep the conversation about these issues informed and lively.)
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Callahan Creek is a stream in Boone County in the U.S. state of Missouri. It is a tributary of Perche Creek.

The stream headwaters arise in northwest Boone County just southeast of Harrisburg adjacent to Missouri Route 124 (at ) and it flows south to southeast to its confluence with Perche Creek (at ) about one half mile north of I-70 at the northwest corner of Columbia.

A variant name was Callaham's Creek. The creek's name is a corruption of the last name of William Callaham, a pioneer settler.

See also
List of rivers of Missouri

References

Rivers of Boone County, Missouri
Rivers of Missouri

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Love Live! School Idol Project Season 2 in 30 Minutes
By Frontalspy
2015, Anime, Japanese News, Other, Videos
There is only one more week until the release of Love Live! The School Idol Movie, and franchise producer Lantis has released a 30 minute video recapping the second season of the Love Live! School Idol Project anime. In conjunction with the video of the first season, these will allow all fans to catch up on the series before the film releases in Japan.
The 30 minute video was aired on Japanese TV as a cutdown version of the anime's second season, which aired in the Spring 2014 anime season.
Here is the 30 minute recap of the first season:
The two videos have been produced for the upcoming release of Love Live! The School Idol Movie to allow fans to catch up on the anime once again before watching the film. The movie itself is set after the second season and has μ's travelling to New York City.
Here is the latest trailer for Love Live! The School Idol Movie:
Starting from August, the film will release in various countries in the Summer for a limited run. Here is the full list of countries that will show Love Live! The School Idol Movie:
Handler: Top-Insight International Co., Ltd.
Cities: Taipei and other major cities
Start Date: Early August, 2015
Start Date: August 6, 2015
Handler: ANIPLUS INC.
Cities: Seoul, Pusan, and other major cities
Handler: Dream Express (DEX) Co., Ltd.
City: Bangkok
Date (Screening Event): Late August, 2015
Handler: NIS America, Inc.
Cities: Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City, Washington D.C., Dallas and other major cities
Start Date: September 12, 2015
Handler: MADMAN ENTERTAINMENT PTY. LTD.
Cities: Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra and other major cities
Start Date (1 Weekend Screening): September, 2015 *Actual date TBD.
Cities: Auckland, Wellington and other major cities
Malaysia, Philippines
Handler: ODEX PRIVATE LIMITED
Start Date: October 1, 2015
*Premier screening event date TBD.
Vietnam, Brunei
Start Date: Early October, 2015
Here is the official synopsis for Love Live! The School Idol Movie:
The story of the film begins after the events of the second season, at the graduation ceremony of the third-year students. Knowing that the graduation of the third-year members means the end of μ's, the nine girls take a walk around the school filled with memories. However, when the students attempt to leave the school gates, a single email is sent to them, and the curtain on a new story for μ's begins
Love Live! School Idol Project is an original anime produced by Sunrise studio that aired in January 2013. The conception of the anime project started in 2010 by Dengeki G's Magazine. The editors wanted the project to be heavily influenced by fans, such as the costumes, hairstyles and names. Throughout this process, a manga of the project simply called Love Live! began in early 2012 by Sakurako Kimino and Arumi Tokita. The next part in the project was the anime series, followed by this app and an OVA. The second season of Love Live! School Idol Project aired last year.
Here is a synopsis of the first anime from MAL:
Otonokizaka High School stands on the border of three cities: Akihabara—a pop culture mecca that's evolving by the minute; Kanda—a conservative, cultured city where history and tradition reign supreme; and Jinbo—a quiet area reserved for a more mature, sophisticated population. Amidst this culture clash, the school now faces closure due to the enrollment of fewer and fewer students.
With the school planning to close within three years, nine female students come together with one thing in mind—form a pop idol group to revive the school's popularity and keep it from shutting down. "In order to protect our beloved school, there's only one thing we can do… become pop stars!"
Love Live! The School Idol Movie will be releasing in Japanese theatres from June 13 this year, during the Summer 2015 anime season. The film will then be released internationally from August in countries such as Philippines, Australia, Hong Kong and the United States.
You can visit the anime's website for more information: http://www.lovelive-anime.jp/
And follow their Twitter as well: @LoveLive_staff
"Love Live! The School Idol Movie", "Love Live! School Idol Project", images, video and all associated brands and titles © 2015 Love Live! Project, Sunrise and ASCII Media Works
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Hello, I am FrontalSpy the owner of Otaku Tale. I play video games and watch a bunch of anime. You can catch my daily musings on my twitter @FrontalSpy.
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New Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna Visual & Trailer Released
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The Promised Neverland Season 2 Slated for October – New Visual & PV Revealed
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Agreement makes revolutionary 'STARSystem' available to European cardiologists
Distribution agreement consolidates Terumo Europe's leadership position in transradial access solutions
10/11/2016 - Leuven, Belgium
Terumo Europe today announced that it had entered into a distribution agreement with New Zealand company Adept Medical to make the revolutionary STARSystem for radial access procedures available to clinicians working across Western Europe.
The agreement was welcomed by cardiologists and further consolidates Terumo Europe's position as the leader in transradial access solutions. The STARSystem – the STAR standing for Support for Trans-radial Angiography and Revascularisation – is a combination of the STARBoard and STARTable.
The STARBoard is a forearm and hand support that makes it quicker and easier for cardiologists and radiologists to perform procedures through the radial artery in the wrist. Ergonomically designed with fully articulating arms and friction joints it provides excellent patient comfort and ease of use for clinicians. STARSupport connects to the STARBoard, facilitating left arm procedures. Additonally the STARTable provides a stable work surface and support for catheters, wires and other equipment as well as additional x-ray scatter reduction. The STARBoard vertical shield reduces X-ray scatter at neck height by 80%.
Peter Coenen, President of Terumo Interventional Systems EMEA, said he was delighted to be bringing the STARSystem to Europe and anticipated strong interest from clinicians.
"Seeking partnerships of this kind in addition to investing in our own research and development means we continue to lead the field in transradial access solutions for interventional cardiology and peripheral intervention," Mr. Coenen said.
"By making the world's best equipment available to our customers we help them to perform at their best, ultimately helping achieve the best outcomes for patients," he said.
Weighing only 1kg the STARBoard is extremely lightweight, compact and very easy to handle for cath lab staff. The unique, one-piece, "foldaway" design takes up minimal storage space.
Adept Medical is New Zealand's leading specialist plastics manufacturer to the medical market and a subsidiary and specialist medical business unit of the award winning design and manufacturing company Adept Limited.
About Terumo
Tokyo-based Terumo Corporation is one of the world's leading medical device manufacturers with over $4 billion in sales and operations in more than 160 nations. Founded in 1921, the company develops, manufactures, and distributes world-class medical devices including products for use in interventional procedures, cardiovascular surgery, and transfusion medicine; the company also manufactures a broad array of syringe and hypodermic needle products for hospital and physician office use and also supplies drug delivery/injection devices to pharmaceutical firms. Terumo Corporation's shares are listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and are a component of the Nikkei, Japan's leading stock index.
About Terumo Europe NV
Terumo Europe, founded in 1971, is a core player in the EMEA healthcare market by providing best in class quality medical products and services. We are a strong actor of the Terumo Group by contributing to innovation and sustainable growth. Terumo Europe produces, distributes, markets and sells a vast range of medical devices in five main business units: Interventional Systems, Pharmaceutical Solutions, Cardiovascular Systems, Medical Products and Diabetes Management. Terumo EMEA headquarters and production facilities are located in Haasrode (Belgium), production facility in Knowsley (UK) and sales units across EMEA. Please visit www.terumo-europe.com for more information.


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P&P Live! Walter Pincus — Blown to Hell – in conversation with David Ignatius
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Walter Pincus exposes the darkest secret in American nuclear history–sixty-seven nuclear tests in the South Pacific's Marshall Islands that decimated a people and their land. Blown to Hell: The Dark History of America's Deadliest Nuclear Test
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Walter Pincus reported on intelligence, defense, and foreign policy for The Washington Post from 1966 through 2015. He was among Post reporters awarded the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting. Among many other honors were the 1977 George Polk Award for articles exposing the neutron warhead, a 1981 Emmy for writing a CBS documentary on strategic nuclear weapons, and the 2010 Arthur Ross Award from the American Academy for Diplomacy for columns on foreign policy. Currently a contributing senior national security columnist for The Cipher Brief, he lives in Washington, DC.
Pincus will be joined in conversation with, David Ignatius, a prize-winning columnist for the Washington Post and has been covering the Middle East and the CIA for four decades. He has written several New York Times bestsellers, most recently The Paladin: A Spy Novel. He lives in Washington, D.C.
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News In Brief – Autumn 2011
Maldives becomes 118th State to join the International Criminal Court
On 21 September 2011, the government of the Maldives deposited its instrument of accession of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court with the United Nations. The Rome Statute will enter into force for the Maldives on 1 December 2011.
ICSID Announces New List of Designations to the Panels of Conciliators and Arbitrators
On 15 September 2011, Mr. Robert Zoellick, President of the World Bank and Chairman of the Administrative Council of ICSID, announced a new list of designations to the ICSID Panels of conciliators and arbitrators. Ten members of each Panel were appointed for renewable six-year terms and may be chosen by disputing parties or by the Centre in proceedings at ICSID.
New International Chamber of Commerce Rules of Arbitration launched
On 12 September 2011, the International Chamber of Commerce ("ICC") published its revised Rules of Arbitration. The Rules were last revised in 1998 and have been updated to take into account recent developments. The Rules will come into effect from January 2012.
Report on Flotilla Incident Published
On 2 September 2011, the Report of the Secretary General's Panel of Inquiry, chaired by Sir Geoffrey Palmer, published its report on the incident which took place on 31 May 2010 when Israeli Defense Forces boarded and took over six vessels which were attempting to breach the naval blockade in place around the Gaza Strip.
Rwanda becomes Member State of Permanent Court of Arbitration
On 28 June 2011, Rwanda became the 112th Member State of the Permanent Court of Arbitration based in The Hague.
Stephen Fietta has been named as one of the leading figures in international arbitration by the Global Arbitration Review in their 2011 selection of the "45 under 45".
Robert Volterra has received the Corporate International Magazine 2011 Global Award for Arbitration Lawyer of the Year in the UK.
On 12 August 2011, the Prime Minister of Malaysia´s office appointed Robert Volterra to the Advisory Board of the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration.
The firm is delighted to announce that Sameer Sattar, Tihomir Mak and Ioannis Konstantinidis joined Volterra Fietta on 15 August 2011.


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Technocopia
95 Prescott St
http://technocopia.org/
@technocopia
https://www.facebook.com/Technocopia/
Technocopia is a non-profit member organization that provides space and woodworking tools, soldering stations, CNC mill, 3D printers, laser cutter, sewing machines and other tools to complete projects! It host classes about using the tools and making cool stuff!
TechSpring
1350 Main St 5th Fl
http://www.techspringhealth.org/
hello@techspringhealth.org
@TechSpringMA
https://www.facebook.com/techspringhealth/
TechSpring is a community of innovators that develops, pilots and proves digital health products in a real healthcare environment. It offers co-working rental space, feedback and insights from healthcare professionals, leaders and patients.
http://www.techstars.com/programs/boston-program/
info@techstars.com
@techstars
https://www.facebook.com/techstars
Techstars provides seed funding, intensive mentorship, and an amazing network of mentors and alumni in exchange for equity in your company.
Textician
51 Fenno St
https://www.textician.com/
@Textician
Textician is commercializing a patented breakthrough in machine learning on text. While the technology is applicable in a number of applications, their initial focus is on healthcare. Specifically, what can you learn from the unstructured notes in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) - the doctors' notes, lab summaries, discharge instructions, etc. - to improve revenue, reduce cost, and save lives.
The Arnold S. Goldstein Interprofessional Simulation Lab
https://bouve.northeastern.edu/bchs/about/simulation-center/
bouve_college_of_health_sciences@neu.edu
The Arnold S. Goldstein Simulation Laboratories Suite is a premier, experiential learning environment that unifies interprofessional learning and scholarship to enable a continuum of students and health professionals the opportunity to apply and translate knowledge and skills to real world experiences.
The Bowdoin Group
200 5th Ave Ste 4010
http://bowdoingroup.com/
contactus@bowdoingroup.com
@bowdoingroup
https://www.facebook.com/The-Bowdoin-Group-243448412403913/
Since 1994, Bowdoin Group has placed thousands of professionals throughout North America by offering fully customized recruitment solutions including Executive Search, Strategic Search and Professional Services. The firm's focus on delivering excellence enables its clients and candidates to remain focused on growing their companies and building their careers. Bowdoin Group earned an NPS score of 69% and has been awarded Best of Staffing for two years in a row, ranking among the top 2% of recruiting firms in the US and Canada for Client and Candidate Satisfaction.
The Business Growth Center
1 Federal St Bldg 101 Schibelli Enterprise Center
http://businessgrowthcenter.org/
@busgrowthcenter
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Business-Growth-Center/1575925725983324
The Business Growth Center is a hub of entrepreneurial strategy and activity. Via an optional advisory program, seminars and workshops it helps business owners in various stages of development to achieve growth and success for their own benefit as well as that of the region.
The Capital Network
281 Summer St 2nd Fl
http://www.thecapitalnetwork.org/
team@thecapitalnetwork.org
@TCNupdate
https://www.facebook.com/tcnupdate
The Capital Network is a non-profit organization that provides financial education to help early-stage entrepreneurs master the entire funding process to raise seed capital for their startup. Its curriculum consists of over 40 programs per year including breakfast and evening roundtables, expert lunches, full day fast tracks and a committed network of experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and industry professionals.
The Lilly Cambridge Innovation Center
450 Kendall St
https://lillypad.lilly.com/entry.php?e=6439
The Lilly Cambridge Innovation Center seeks to work with leading life science experts, academic institutions, and organizations to explore how emerging technologies and connectivity can advance drug delivery and device innovation to improve the health of people around the world.
The MAVEN Project
http://mavenproject.org
@mavenproject
http://facebook.com/mavenproject
The MAVEN Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, founded in April 2014 and with offices in Massachusetts and California. Its mission is to improve access to quality healthcare for underserved populations by linking its corps of expert volunteer physicians to clinics and organizations in need. The Maven Project recruits retired, semi-retired, and other doctors to volunteer as telemedicine practitioners and mentors for health center providers. It currently operate three pilot locations in the United States; with ongoing talks to expand.
5 Forest St
https://www.therightplace.com
hello@therightplace.com
@The_Right_Place
The Right Place provides a more fluid and efficient process for service providers to identify and match patients to the right place of care in a simpler way. Its goal is to empower service providers to speed up this patient placement process, while creating better value, transparency and outcomes for all.
ThinkGenetic
https://www.thinkgenetic.com/
contact@thinkgenetic.com
@ThinkGenetic
https://www.facebook.com/GPSforGenetics/
ThinkGenetic is a cutting-edge tool empowering patients who want to know about possible genetic causes for their medical issues or obtain real-life answers to their questions about the impact of living with a genetic disease.
Third Rock Ventures
3rd Rock Ventures
29 Newbury St 3rd Fl
http://www.thirdrockventures.com/
trvtalent@thirdrockventures.com
3rd Rock Ventures is a venture capital firm that helps discover, launch and build companies based on bold ideas that meet at the intersection of science, strategy, business and medicine.
TIMS Medical
1 Executive Dr Ste 202
http://tims.com/
info@tims.com
TIMS Consultant is a patented, networked system that allows physicians, technicians, students, residents, fellows, and sub-specialty consultants at various physical locations to view and participate interoperatively in a surgery or diagnostic imaging procedure. Example applications include education & training at teaching hospitals for ultrasound & interventional radiology, robotic surgery telementoring, remote participation in a fluoroscopy procedure at a remote hospital, and much more.
25 Corporate Dr Ste 100
https://www.torchlight.care/
sales@torchlight.care
@torchlightcare
https://www.facebook.com/torchlightcare/
Torchlight is a White House featured technology platform that reduces the costs and complexity of modern caregiving - a $38.2 billion challenge - for American families and employers. A pioneer in caregiving for children with special needs, Torchlight brings together the nation's leading special education advisors, elder advocates, attorneys, evaluators, practitioners, and policy contributors to democratize access to critical caregiving for those who need it most.
TORq Interface
http://torqinterface.com/
TORq Interface is devoted to elevating the mode in which hospitals and medical device companies collaborate by leveraging the FHIR API and developing a scalable and secure platform for efficient communication.
2 International Pl Ste 2230
http://www.tpg.com/
TPG provides the capital, expertise, and support their partners need to reach their full potential and create greater possibilities. They believe great investments and great returns come from building true partnerships with the leaders, innovators, and companies in which they invest.
Translo
https://www.translo.io/
info@translo.io
https://www.facebook.com/JoinTranslo/
Translo provides a powerful platform for sharing biomedical data in a decentralized, secure, efficient, and permissioned manner that harnasses the power of the blockchain.
TraveDoc
https://travedoc.com/en/
contact@travedoc.com
@TraveDoc
https://www.facebook.com/TraveDoc-490288954365556/
TraveDoc provides an application for patients to find their physician based on specialty, location, and language. Then they enter their personal information and book their appointment, including house calls. They receive a text message and/or email confirmation, including directions to the physician office, and they are on their way back to good health.
TrivoxHealth
www.trivoxhealth.com
info@trivoxhealth.com
@TriVoxHealth
TriVox Health offers a web-based platform that provides remote monitoring, real-time analysis, and tracking of disease symptoms and response to therapy over time. The platform enables clinics to use electronic surveys to gather data remotely from multiple responders, including patients, parents, school personnel and ancillary physicians, and view the responses in a timely manner using graphical, tabular, and natural language summary formats.
Truven Health Analytics
75 Binney St
www.truvenhealth.com
@TruvenHealth
Truven Health Analytics, part of the IBM Watson Health business, provides market-leading performance improvement solutions built on data integrity, advanced analytics and domain expertise. Their insights and solutions have been providing hospitals and clinicians, employers and health plans, life sciences companies and policymakers, the facts they need to make confident decisions that directly affect the health and well-being of people and organizations in the US and around the world.
Tufts Health Plan
F.K.A. Network Health
705 Mount Auburn St
www.tuftshealthplan.com
@TuftsHealthPlan
https://www.facebook.com/tuftshealthplan
Tufts Health Plan is a nonprofit organization nationally recognized for its commitment to providing innovative, high-quality health care coverage. The plan offers members and employers an array of health management programs, which support evidence-based approaches to health and wellness.
TW Strategy Group
78 Pilgrim St
http://www.twstrategygroup.com/
TW Strategy's mission is to bring Fortune 500 level consulting to start-ups and middle market companies. Start-ups and middle market firms represent the future of the economy and serve as the source of the next wave of global competitors. TW Strategy Group believes you deserve the best strategic advice, despite your size or budget, and can help your company make the leap into the next tier.
Twiage
http://www.twiagemed.com/
contact@twiagemed.com
@twiagemed
https://www.facebook.com/twiagemed/
Twiage provides a mobile and wearable app that provides Emergency Rooms with the full clinical picture of an incoming patient as soon as EMS gets it. EMS can seamlessly hand off patient care and increase revenue through faster turnaround times. Patients get faster, more timely care, while hospitals cut wasteful spending on false activations of specialized trauma and cardiac teams.
Twinehealth
1430 Mass Ave 2nd Fl
http://www.twinehealth.com/
support@twinehealth.com
@twinehealth
https://www.facebook.com/twinehealth
Twinehealth offers a collaborative care platform, designed to engage patients in all team activities, through an approach that synchronizes the plans, notes, actions, and communications of every team member in real-time. Twine revolutionizes care team collaboration, in and out of the office, delivering unparalleled health outcomes with fewer visits.


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Okay, I know what you're thinking: this is a column that is supposed to be dedicated to tips and tricks about marketing artists, right? So what the heck is this whole "putting a value on our work" thing?
Because, my friend, you have to be able to put a value on your work before you can market and sell it. That is probably oversimplifying the situation, but please just bear with me for a moment.
When was the last time someone asked you to help them out by contributing your artistic skills for free? Yesterday? Last week? Five minutes ago? Yeah, that's what I thought.
See, there's this perception out there in the world (and we as artists are guilty of it too), that because we get intrinsic value from our work, that we don't need to be compensated financially. In an ideal world, we would all make a living from our artistic practice. Some of you out there already are (and you make me very happy and proud and give me a great deal of hope, so thank you). But for the rest of us, where does it end?
Beginning to value your work also means beginning to say 'no'. And I don't know about you, but I find that scary. Scary because, if I say no to someone, am I cutting off all future ties? Will I lose paying business down the road if I don't give them a freebie the first time? Maybe. I can't answer those questions for you. But what I have experienced is this: often unpaid work leads to more of the same. Conversely, paid work often leads to more of the same.
I'm not saying you should never volunteer your skills and services. I do it all the time. I'm doing it right now. I'm not saying you should never give a discount to a new client to make yourself a bit more appealing. What I'm saying is, be strategic. Weigh it. Don't just say 'yes' to everything because you are afraid the well of opportunities will run dry. In fact, the very opposite may be true: when you start turning down unpaid work, you make space in your life for work that pays. And if you value yourself, so will others.
So, how do you put a value on your work? There are three possible ways.
The first one is called the going rate. Talk to people who are out there doing something that is similar to what you are doing. Ask them how much they charge. Do they charge by the hour, the contract, or the piece? It's important to know this information, because it is not good to under-price yourself. You may get people hiring you because they think you're a good deal, but ultimately people also believe they get what they pay for, and will be wondering what it is that you are not doing that the competition is. Also, price wars do not help anyone—if your competition starts underpricing you, then where will you be?
Second: look to your union or governing body or trade organization to see if they have any guidelines around pricing. They can often be really helpful in this respect.
Third: there is a somewhat complex formula you can use to calculate your hourly rate. Check out Flying Solo, a blog from Australia for the exact formula (math was never my strong suit!).
Here's my last word on the topic: some people subscribe to the romantic, bohemian notion of being a "starving artist". That's cool, but if you belong to that category I'm asking you to stop reading my column, because there's nothing here for you. You wanna be an artist and (gasp!) make money at it? Keep reading. But first, you have to believe you can do it. Or at least be a good enough actor to fake it.


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Polski Top Wszech Czasów – audycja muzyczna emitowana w latach 2008–2020 na antenie Programu Trzeciego Polskiego Radia, a od 3 maja 2021 roku w Radiu 357.

Lista 100 utworów polskiej muzyki rozrywkowej układana była przez słuchaczy na podstawie głosowania internetowego. Audycja prowadzona była przez kilka dni w okolicach świąt 1 i 3 maja przez czterech prowadzących  (Marek Niedźwiecki, Piotr Baron, Piotr Metz i Piotr Stelmach) dobierali też utwory, na które można głosować.

Pierwsza emisja Polskiego Topu nastąpiła 2 i 3 maja 2008 roku od 16:00 do 19:00. Wyemitowano wszystkie utwory z Top 100 w całości. Głosować można było na 20 utworów spośród 373 utworów.

W 2009 i 2010 audycja emitowana była w odcinkach 1, 2 i 3 maja i wyemitowano 100 utworów – w 2009 między 15:00 a 19:00; w 2010 między 19:00 a 23:00 – a w 2011 roku audycja była emitowana 3 maja od 20:00 do 24:00 i wyemitowano 40 utworów. W 2012 i 2013 roku audycja emitowana była w odcinkach 1, 2 i 3 maja między 16:00 a 19:00 i wyemitowano 90 utworów (niektóre z nich przycinano) – miejsca od 100 do 91 podano w internecie i przeczytano na antenie radiowej. Między 2009 a 2012 rokiem głosować można było na 33 utwory spośród 819 utworów.

Ponadto w 2013 roku po raz pierwszy w historii Polskiego Topu Wszech Czasów dodano nowe utwory do zestawu do głosowania. Głosować można było na 33 utwory spośród 869 utworów.

W 2014 roku audycja trwała 9 godzin (od 10:00 do 19:00) i została wyemitowana 2 maja. Zagrano 75 utworów w całości. W radiu podano tylko miejsca od 100 do 91, a miejsca od 90 do 76 były dostępne tylko w internecie. Głosować można było na 33 utwory spośród 869 utworów.

W 2015 roku audycja trwała 9 godzin (od 10:00 do 19:00) i została wyemitowana 1 maja. Zagrano 85 utworów w całości. Zagrano dodatkowo utwór spoza Top 100 i miejsce 96. Miejsca od 100 do 86 były dostępne w internecie, a także podano je na antenie. Głosować można było na 33 utwory spośród 995 utworów.

W 2016 roku audycja została wyemitowana 3 maja i trwała 11 godzin (od 9:00 do 20:00). Wyemitowano wszystkie utwory z Top 100 w całości. Dodatkowo w każdej godzinie wyemitowano jeden utwór spoza Top 100. Głosować można było na 33 utwory spośród 871 utworów.

Od 2017 roku top jest emitowany prawie wyłącznie 2 maja. W 2017 roku audycja została wyemitowana 2 maja i trwała 12 godzin (od 9:00 do 21:00). Wyemitowano wszystkie utwory z Top 100 w całości oraz miejsca 371, 119 i od 113 do 101. Głosować można było na 33 utwory spośród 869 utworów.

W 2018 roku audycja została wyemitowana znowu 2 maja i trwała 12 godzin (od 9:00 do 21:00). Wyemitowano wszystkie utwory z Top 100 w całości, a także miejsca od 114 do 101 oraz miejsce 264. Głosować można było na 50 utworów spośród 843 utworów.

W 2019 roku audycja została wyemitowana znowu 2 maja i trwała 12 godzin (od 9:00 do 21:00). Wyemitowano wszystkie utwory z Top 100 w całości, a także miejsca 105, 117, 159, 161, 180, 192, 214, 234, 266, 276, 385, 448, 503, 766 i 780. Głosować można było na 50 utworów spośród 857 utworów.

W 2020 roku audycja została wyemitowana 1 i 2 maja i trwała w sumie 24 godziny (2× po 12 godzin – od 9:00 do 21:00). Wyemitowano wszystkie utwory z Top 100 w całości, a także miejsca od 245 do 101 oraz miejsca 261, 306, 816 i 875.  Między 5:00 a 6:00 Mariusz Owczarek poprowadził Rozbiegówkę Polskiego Topu Wszech Czasów – zagrał miejsca od 259 do 246. Głosować można było na 66 utworów spośród 875.

Jak dotąd sześć utworów trafiło na szczyt notowania: 4 razy Dziwny jest ten świat Czesława Niemena i Nie pytaj o Polskę Obywatela G.C., 3 razy Autobiografia zespołu Perfect, 2 razy Biała Flaga zespołu Republika, a po razie Wieża radości, wieża samotności zespołu Sztywny Pal Azji, Kocham wolność zespołu Chłopcy z Placu Broni.

Wykaz piosenek

Top 10
Archiwum wszystkich notowań PR znajduje się na stronie https://listatrojki.pl/charts/ptwc/
 2008

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Metz, Piotr Baron i Piotr Stelmach.

 2009

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Metz, Piotr Baron i Piotr Stelmach.

 2010

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Metz, Piotr Baron i Piotr Stelmach.

 2011

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Stelmach, Piotr Baron i Piotr Metz.

 2012

Prowadzący notowanie: Tomasz Żąda, Piotr Baron i Piotr Stelmach.

 2013

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Stelmach, Piotr Baron i Piotr Metz.

 2014

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Stelmach, Piotr Baron i Piotr Metz.
 2015

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Stelmach, Piotr Baron i Tomasz Żąda.

2016

Prowadzący notowanie: Marek Niedźwiecki, Piotr Metz, Piotr Stelmach i Piotr Baron.
Zwycięstwo piosenki "Kocham Wolność" zostało spowodowane akcją przeciwników zmian w stacji z 2015 roku, która nawoływała do głosowania na tę piosenkę.

2017

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Metz, Piotr Baron, Piotr Stelmach i Marek Niedźwiecki.

2018

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Metz, Piotr Stelmach, Piotr Baron i Marek Niedźwiecki.

2019

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Metz, Marek Niedźwiecki, Piotr Baron i Piotr Stelmach.

2020

Prowadzący notowanie: Marek Niedźwiecki, Piotr Baron, Piotr Metz i Piotr Stelmach (×2).

2021

Prowadzący notowanie: Marcin Łukawski, Marek Niedźwiecki, Piotr Stelmach.

2022

Prowadzący notowanie: Piotr Stelmach, Marek Niedźwiecki, Katarzyna Borowiecka, Marcin Łukawski

Podsumowanie głosowań ze wszystkich lat

Albumy kompilacyjne Polskiego Topu Wszech Czasów
 Seria płyt Wydawnictwa Bauer z 2009 roku
W 2009 roku ukazała się seria 9 płyt Wydawnictwa Bauer. Znaleźli się na nich artyści, których piosenki znajdowały się w zestawieniu Polskiego Topu Wszech Czasów. Do nośników CD dołączono książki, w których znalazły się m.in. zdjęcia artystów i teksty wszystkich utworów. Książki powstały w ścisłej współpracy z Piotrem Metzem, Piotrem Baronem, Piotrem Stelmachem i Tomaszem Żądą. Kolejne części kolekcji ukazywały się co tydzień, od dnia 7 kwietnia 2009 do 2 czerwca tego samego roku.

 Kompilacja Polskiego Radia z 2010 roku

Zobacz też
 Top Wszech Czasów
 Lista Przebojów Programu Trzeciego

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 . Polskie Radio – Trójka
 Polski Top Wszech Czasów – zestawienie notowań. Polskie Radio – Trójka

Audycje PR3
Radiowe listy przebojów (audycje)
Albumy muzyczne wydane w roku 2009