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Uber is holding its ground two days after the California DMV ordered it to pull its self-driving vehicles off San Francisco streets.
In a call with reporters Friday, Anthony Levandowski, vice president of Uber's Advanced Technologies Group, said that his Volvos are continuing to drive around the city. And he stuck to his argument that Uber's self-driving Volvos don't fit the California DMV's definition of autonomous vehicles.
"It's hard to understand why the DMV would require self-driving Ubers to get permits when it accepts that Tesla autopilot technology does not need them," Levandowski said. He added that Uber has asked the DMV how its technology is different than Tesla's, but had not heard back.
When Tesla's autopilot is activated, a driver can remove their hands from the wheel and their feet from the pedals. They're required to still keep their eyes on the road, and may need to retake control at any time. Uber's Volvos drive with two test drivers who monitor the autonomous vehicle in case they need to take control of it for safety's sake.
Unlike Uber's cars, Tesla's (TSLA) autopilot is not designed to handle city driving. But eventually it should be able to, given the incremental way Tesla is developing its system through over-the-air updates.
Friday the California attorney general's office sent a letter to Levandowski requesting that Uber immediately remove its self-driving vehicles from the road. The office said it would seek an injunction if Uber did not comply.
Uber has received some support in its battle with the DMV. The Mayor of Beverly Hills wrote the agency Friday, requesting that it reconsider its demands of Uber.
Uber's SUVs in San Francisco have been controversial since the company began giving passengers rides in them Wednesday. A self-driving Uber was also caught on video running a red light this week. Uber attributed the incident to human error.
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition said Thursday that Uber's vehicles are not yet ready for the city's streets.
In a blog post, executive director Brian Wiedenmeier took issue with the way the self-driving Volvos turned across bike lanes. Rather than merging into the bike lane before making a right-hand turn, the SUVs were turning across the bike lane. The latter is considered more dangerous for cyclists and is illegal in the state.
"Launching autonomous vehicle technology before it's regulated and safe for our streets is unacceptable," Wiedenmeier wrote.


Story. Each person and couple have their own story. Likewise each photo and video should share their story. In this video you will be drawn into the story of Anne and Bryan. Join along for the next step in their journey to A&B. There were many elements that brought this story to life. During a pre-ceremony gift exchange, Anne provided a video for Bryan to watch and he was brought to tears as he watched video footage from the beginning parts of the journey. (These clips are seen as the black and white videos in this wedding film). Another element was a theme of "Journey to AB." Coupled with their love of faith, family, and friends, this wedding film is a story rich with meaning and depth.
This wedding ceremony took place at St. Augustine Church by the Sea Parish in the heart of Waikiki. The wedding reception took place at Lanikuhonua on the leeward coast.
Liz and Steven had a destination wedding at one of the most beautiful venues on the island of Oahu. Lanikuhonua is a beautiful spot tucked secretly into Ko Olina on the westside.
The bride and groom got ready at the gorgeous, historic Moana Surfrider Hotel in Waikiki and then made their way to Lanikuhonua.
Liz and Steven decided to have a first look at Lanikuhonua, with their bridal party eagerly looking on.
Their bridal party was by far one of the most entertaining and fun that we've been around.
Golden string lights under the palms and beautiful table settings made this destination wedding truly special.
Dark stormy skies had loomed all day, but right at sunset, the sun broke through and those ominous skies turned into beautiful cotton candy colors. We grabbed the bride and groom and snuck away for some quick photos.
We had been in contact with Nick for awhile before he actually came out to Oahu on vacation. Nick planned a very adventurous and unique proposal. The morning of this engagement shoot, Nick and Lisa climbed Stairway to Heaven (an awesome hike here on Oahu which involves about 4000 stairs up the Ko'olau mountain range). They were up there early enough to catch the sunrise and that is when Nick decided to propose. She said 'yes' and later that evening, Nick arranged an engagement shoot with us at beautiful Dillingham Ranch on the North Shore.


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Lamar Odom Steps Out on 34th Birthday Looking Healthy, Happy: Picture
By Allison Takeda
Lamar Odom looked healthier and was "in a very good mood" while celebrating his 34th birthday on Nov. 6 Sharpshooter Images/Splash News
Could turning another year older mean also turning over a new leaf? It certainly looks that way for Lamar Odom. The athlete, whose drug problems and rocky marriage to Khloe Kardashian have been well-documented in recent months, seemed to be in good spirits — and good health — when he stepped out in L.A. on Wednesday, Nov. 6, to celebrate his 34th birthday at Casa Vega.
PHOTOS: Khloe and Lamar's romance
"Lamar appeared to be in a very good mood throughout the meal," an onlooker tells Us Weekly of Odom, who was accompanied by two pals. "The group enjoyed margaritas and a variety of Casa Vega specialties, including tortilla soup, salads, and chicken enchiladas. Lamar himself ate an avocado salad."
PHOTOS: Khloe's body evolution
Later in the day, the basketball player had dinner with pals at Boiling Crab, a popular spot in L.A.'s Koreatown. "He was celebrating with a small group of his close friends," a source tells Us. (Kardashian was not among the group, though another insider told Us the two originally planned to spend his birthday together at home.)
PHOTOS: Khloe and Lamar's wedding
One night earlier, Odom took part in a different birthday celebration — for his wife's mother, Kris Jenner, who turned 58 on Tuesday, Nov. 5. "Khloe and Lamar started talking again," a source told Us of the reality star, 29, and her estranged husband. "Over the last few days they started talking all the time. So [on Tuesday] she invited him to Kris' birthday party. He had a great time."
PHOTOS: Kris Jenner through the years
The source added that Odom has been taking better care of himself in recent weeks. "He's working out," the insider said, noting that the athlete had gained back about 20 pounds. "He's doing so much better."

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France to ban oil exploration
FRANCE plans to pass a law later this year to stop granting licences for oil and gas exploration at home and in its overseas territories.
France's environment minister Nicolas Hulot tweeted on Friday: "There will be no new exploration licence for hydrocarbons, we will pass a law this Autumn".
Nicolas Hulot, environmentalist turned environment minister (credit: Frederic Legrand - COMEO / Shutterstock.com)
Hulot, who has previously worked as an environmental activist and TV presenter, was made minister of ecological and solidarity transition by France's new President Emmanuel Macron in May.
The law would reportedly kill development of shale oil and gas in France and its overseas territories, but would have no effect on existing conventional exploration and extraction projects.
Hulot said that banning existing projects would see oil and gas firms bring costly lawsuits against the government, noting "France's budget can do without that".
France 24 reports that environmentalists are disappointed by the proposals and want Hulot to adopt a harder line.
Juliette Renaud of Friends of the Earth said: "There are at least 55 exploration licences that were previously approved and will likely be extended, and 132 extraction permits awaiting approval."
In reference to the Paris Climate Agreement, she noted: "If we continue to exploit conventional hydrocarbons, it will be impossible to keep global temperatures from rising above 2°C".
France is a relatively small producer of crude oil, relying chiefly on imports for its supplies. France produced 16,000 bbl/d in 2015 compared to 1.1m bbl/d of imports, according to figures from the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
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Government outlines plan to make UK world's most innovative nation
Trump proposes opening most US waters to drilling
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by Sean DoolittleSean Doolittle
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In California the hills are on fire. Not a good sign for Andrew Kindler, who just came from back east to get away from his past–as an arsonist. In fact, almost from the moment he sets foot in his cousin's Santa Monica beach house, the heat starts swirling around him. First there's the cop who thinks Andrew might know something about a murder suspect. Then there's the suspect's beautiful sister, who is willing to pay Andrew $5,000 for the same information.
But Andrew really uninformed. And with a sensational murder case burning a hole in the gut of the LAPD–as well as the star-studded L.A. fitness industry–ignorance is dangerous. Now Andrew must solve a murder he knows nothing about, find a killer he's never met, and unravel a family's explosive secret. His reward for success? To live another day: one step ahead of his burning past...
"An exceptionally well-crafted and well-told tale of arson, police work, misplaced zeal, bad relationships, good relationships, family bonds and, oh yes, exercise videos. Quirky, compelling, intelligent, and funny ... If you like Elmore Leonard, do yourself a favor and pick up BURN."–Lincoln Journal Star
"A cult writer for the masses–hip, smart and so mordantly funny that the casual reader might be laughing too hard to realize just how thoughtful Doolittle's work is. Get on the bandwagon now."–Laura Lippman, author of By a Spider's Thread
"Sean Doolittle combines wit, good humor, and a generosity of spirit rare in mystery fiction to create novels that are both engrossing and strangely uplifting. He deserves to take his place among the best in the genre."–John Connolly, author of The White Road
"An estimable addition not only to the publisher's list but also to crime fiction ... Doolittle delivers a briskly plotted, hard-boiled mystery that has its roots in the Elmore Leonard school of dark comedy."–South Florida Sun-Sentinel
·Gold medal winner for mystery in ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year Award
·A Best Crime Fiction of 2003 pick from January Magazine
Sean Doolittle's short fiction has appeared in a variety of publications, including The Year's Best Mystery Stories 2002 (James Ellroy, guest editor), and his first novel, Dirt, was a BookSense Book of the Day, and named one of the 100 Best Books of 2001 by the editors of Amazon.com. He lives in Omaha, Nebraska, with his wife and daughter, and is at work on his next novel.
Common sense told Andrew Kindler that a surprise visitor at the beach house didn't necessarily mean bad news. Instinct changed his mind long before the stranger with the sport coat on his arm got around to showing his badge.
"Hello up there."
Andrew hadn't realized he'd dozed off in the lounge chair until the voice startled him awake. He sat up and blinked against the sunlight, slowly regaining his sense of place. After all these weeks, he still sometimes woke up disoriented. He'd gotten to like the feeling.
Most of the time.
"Sorry. Over here."
Andrew looked toward the owner of the voice, who stood near the top of the long run of stairs leading up to the deck. When the stranger saw that he'd gotten Andrew's attention, he raised a rolled newspaper in greeting. "Anybody home?"
Andrew looked at his watch. Not quite nine o'clock. He reached to turn down the radio, suddenly wishing he had a dog.
"Morning," he said.
"Morning," said the stranger. "I rang the bell but nobody answered. Heard the radio, noticed the gate was open, thought I'd poke my head around. Mind if I come up?"
A German Shepherd, Andrew thought. Maybe a Doberman.
"Watch that top step," he said. "It's cracked through the middle."
The guy acknowledged the tip with a short wave of the newspaper and a long stride over the offending tread. He strolled across the deck, scuffed cowboy boots sounding a hollow knock that echoed beneath the planks. Andrew watched from the lounge chair, evaluating possibilities.
Besides the gulls, and the occasional gutsy pelican, he didn't get many callers here. His cousin Caroline dropped by every so often with one of her foil-wrapped care packages, usually something new she'd learned in her gourmet cooking class. Andrew had begun to grow optimistic that anybody else who had reason to look for him probably would have found him before now.
The guy coming toward him wore rolled shirtsleeves and black denim slacks in spite of the heat wave in progress. He carried the sport coat over the crook of one elbow. Andrew saw big shoulders, weathered features, and a clean-shaved jaw. He guessed mid-forties, but the sunglasses made it hard to tell.
"Your paper was in a bush around back," the guy said, holding out the morning Times.
"I knew that kid's aim was improving. Thanks."
On the radio, the morning jock had just launched the hour with the daily Hot Spot report. Andrew leaned over and turned the volume back up a notch.
It had been almost two weeks since air and ground crews had reigned in an out-of-control brush fire that had blackened nearly 2,500 acres of state park land a few miles up the coast. According to the radio, smoldering pockets had flared up again during the night.
Meanwhile, farther north, separate wildfires in Topanga and Calabasas had been devouring parched scrub since late yesterday afternoon. Hot, dry Santa Ana gusts threatened to drive one fire into the other, pushing both through the mountain passes toward Malibu. Andrew had taken to spending his mornings on the deck, watching the forest department planes pass overhead on tagteam runs.
The stranger listened along for a moment, turning to gaze at the thick brown haze parked above Topanga Canyon to the north.
"Lifestyles of the rich and famous," he mused.
Andrew said, "Mm."
"Early in the year for this stuff, though. Dry summer."
"That's what they're saying."
"Sorry again for the drop-in, Mr. Borland." The stranger grinned easily and extended a palm. "I came by to see you yesterday, but you weren't around."
Mr. Borland. Andrew smiled and decided to let that one hang for now. He didn't explain to the stranger that he was not his jackass cousin-in-law, Lane, who owned the beach house. He reached to meet the man's grip, which felt calloused and solid.
"Detective, is it?"
The guy cocked his head without losing the grin. He watched Andrew from behind the shades. "You must be reading those papers."
"When I can find where they landed. Have you been in the papers?"
"Oh, I seem to be a regular celebrity lately."
"That must be it," Andrew said. "I probably saw your picture somewhere."
The detective nodded along, but Andrew could tell he wasn't buying it. Especially when the cop leaned forward and said, "Just between you and me, what really gave me away?"
Andrew thought: I started it. He shielded sun with his hand, starting over with the boots and working his way up.
"Put it this way," he said. "Are you much of a drinker?"
The detective--who had yet to state his business, Andrew couldn't help but note--seemed happy enough to play along. "I've been known to rest my feet on a rail from time to time."
"You know how when you're talking to a woman at a bar, one of the first things she notices is that spot where the wedding ring used to be on your left hand there?"
Now the detective looked at the hand he'd used to deliver the newspaper. His grin widened. "I do."
"For what it's worth," Andrew told him, "those sweat stains on your shirt say 'shoulder holster' to me."
The detective barked out a laugh that seemed to come back to them from beneath the deck. Without further chitchat, he folded open the jacket, reached inside, and said, "Not bad. Maybe you should have one of these."
Andrew set the newspaper aside and accepted the wallet. He flipped it open, checked the shield and ID. Adrian Timms, LAPD. Robbery-Homicide Division. When Andrew handed the wallet back, Timms finally took off the shades and slipped them into his shirt pocket. His eyes seemed friendly, direct. Andrew got the feeling they didn't miss much.
"Mind if I sit down?"
"Help yourself." Andrew held up his coffee mug. "I've got a pot on in the house."
"Too hot for coffee, but thanks. I don't want to take much of your time."
"I'm not really on a tight schedule," Andrew said. "What brings you to the beach, Detective?"
Timms took the nearest sling chair, propped a boot across his knee, and draped the jacket over it. "I'm investigating this Gregor Tavlin business you've probably been hearing about."
Andrew was not aware of any Gregor Tavlin business. He hadn't really looked at the newspaper in a couple of weeks. Lane and Caroline had a television at the beach house, but he rarely turned it on. And except for the daily Hot Spot, he mostly just kept the radio around for company.
"No kidding? That's some business."
"Yes, I guess it is."
"Look," Andrew finally said. "I have a confession to make."
"Now there's something I don't hear every day."
He ran over with wit, this cop. Andrew gestured toward the house. "Lane Borland is my cousin's husband. I just moved to town a couple months ago. Lane owns the house. They don't use the place much, so I get a view of the ocean while I pretend to be hunting for my own shower and toilet."
The truth: He probably should have packed up and moved on weeks ago. He knew better than to let himself get attached to the place, but he couldn't seem to help it.
Andrew liked the view of sand and water. He liked the coastline at dusk, the soft lap of the surf at night. He liked making coffee before sunrise, taking a hot mug out to the deck, and waiting for the salty mists to clear.
Lately, he'd grown to find something reassuring about the sight of a new horizon line.
He'd grown to like measuring out the days according to the rhythm of the tides.
Andrew didn't bother telling the detective how much he disliked the philandering greaseball his cousin Caroline had married, or how fiercely Lane Borland opposed the idea of Andrew anywhere near his property.
Lane, a talent manager who specialized in spokesmodels, had bought the beach house during a dip in the real estate market last year. He'd claimed it was a resale investment until Caroline had caught him here celebrating their anniversary with a buxom twenty-two-year-old Maybelline girl.
Caroline had offered her husband two options: get rid of the place, or hire a lawyer and get ready to pay up. Lane had caved without argument at the time, though he'd been citing soft real estate numbers ever since. He blamed the stock market.
But Andrew's kid cousin was no dummy, despite her inexplicable taste in men. Which meant that until Lane decided to stop dragging his feet and give up his million-dollar whoopie pad, Andrew had a fantastic rent-free view of the Pacific.He was happy to help.
"I'll be honest," Detective Timms said. "That explains a thing or two."
"I was thinking you didn't seem to be from around here."
It appeared to be Andrew's turn. "What gave me away?"
The detective started with Andrew's sandals and worked his way up from there.
"The tan, for starters," he said. "No offense, but you're a little on the pale side for a fellow who spends mornings on a sundeck."
Andrew held up the tube of SPF 60 he generally kept with him when he planned to be outside for any length of time. "These rays you've got out here are hell on scar tissue."
As if he'd been granted permission, the detective now nodded toward the first thing most people noticed about Andrew's face.
"I've been wondering what you tangled with," he admitted. "Left a little mark."
Andrew supposed the detective was being polite. The worst of the scars was thick as a pencil and ran half the length of his jawline. The jagged hook at the corner of his eye had been quickest to heal; its sibling, which trailed from the opposite corner of his mouth, had puckered as it sealed, leaving him with a permanent smirk. Caroline told him it looked cute. Kind of awshucksy, she said. Andrew thought it looked like he'd shaved with a Cuisinart.
"It was a concrete abutment," he lied. "The car looked worse."
Timms gave a low whistle.
"Probably should have kept my feet on that bar rail," Andrew said. "Gas pedal turned out to be a bad idea."
"Hindsight's always twenty-twenty."
"So they say."
"I'm sorry," the detective said. "What did you say your name was, again?"
"I didn't. It's Andrew. I can get you Lane's office number if you need to talk to him. I think I've got it in the house somewhere."
"Don't bother, I've already got it," Timms said. "I was just in the neighborhood, thought I'd try to catch him at home."
Andrew didn't ask the detective what had led him to assume he might find Lane at the beach house on a weekday morning. He planned to ask Lane that question personally. With any luck, he'd be forced to choke the answer out of the little weasel.
"But as long as I'm here, maybe you can save me some shoe leather," Timms said. "David Lomax is the person I'm actually looking for. He's a hard guy to find lately. We were told he might have stayed here recently. Have you spoken with him?"
"Lomax?"
The detective nodded. "David. I don't suppose you've seen him around."
Andrew shook his head and told the truth. "Never even heard of him."
"I see." Timms gathered up his jacket and stood. "Thanks for your time. I'll get out of your hair, give your cousin a call. Sorry again for the bother."
"Cousin-in-law. And it's no bother. Hope you track down your guy."
"That makes two of us."
Timms stuck out his hand again, and Andrew shook it. He was about to wish the detective luck, maybe say something conciliatory about the heat, when he noticed Timms glancing off toward the water. The detective seemed to be considering something.
"Before I go," he said, "mind if I ask one more question?"
"Not at all."
"Don't look now. But have you noticed the guy with the turned-up visor over there? Scooting the metal detector around that pile of driftwood. Hundred yards out."
Casually, Andrew moved his gaze down the beach.
"You mean the guy pointing the rocket launcher at us?"
"Looks like about a 400-millimeter zoom lens to me," Timms said. "Just so you know, he's been sneaking peeks over this way ever since I got here."
Andrew waited before glancing toward the guy with the camera again. The guy had turned his back to the house. He swept the metal detector's circular antenna coil from side to side over the sand a few feet in front of him.
It wasn't easy to be sure from this distance, but Andrew didn't think he'd ever seen the person before. He watched the guy pretend to inspect a fist-sized stalk of dried kelp. He thought: This might not be my day.
"I'm really starting to wish these pikers would update their maps," he said, spinning out the first thing that came to mind.
Timms lifted an eyebrow.
"You know who I'm talking about? I see them sitting around in lawn chairs all the time. I guess they sell 'em to the tourists?"
"Ah," Timms said. "Homes of the Stars."
"Right, right." Andrew gestured toward the house again. "My cousin tells me a Baldwin used to own the place before Lane bought it. That's the third guy with a camera since I've been here."
This time, when the detective laughed, the whole deck seemed to vibrate beneath Andrew's chair. Timms fished his sunglasses out of his shirt pocket and put them on again.
"It's a little unnerving," Andrew said.
"Well," said Timms. "In that case, I can only think of one thing to tell you."
"What's that?"
"Welcome to Los Angeles, Mr. Kindler."
Andrew laughed politely. He and Timms exchanged final pleasantries. With that, the detective strolled back across the deck, remembering the top step as he descended the stairs.
For a long time after he'd gone, Andrew stayed out on the deck, listening to the radio. He pondered the smoke banks blotting the pale blue sky above the Santa Monica Mountains.
Over the sound of the radio, Andrew could hear young kids kicking a ball around behind the tall privacy fence encircling the adjacent property. Three long blonde roller-bladers in thong tankinis threaded joggers on the strip. Across the busy highway, atop the rail-lined cliffs, the tall palms along Ocean Avenue hung their fronds in the heat.
By the time the guy with the beachcombing rig had wandered out of view, Andrew had decided only two things for sure.
He was out of ideas.
And he was absolutely positive that he'd never told the big detective with the cowboy boots his last name.
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Anonymous 11 months ago
Well written crime novel. Good plot, enjoyed very much!
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One of the new generation of hard-boiled mystery writers, this guy can really move a story.
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Inovio Covid-19 Vaccine Trial Placed on Hold After FDA Questions – The Wall Street Journal
The Phase 2/3 trial for Inovio's vaccine was expected to start this month.
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Jared S. Hopkins
Updated Sept. 28, 2020 12:23 pm ET
A planned later-stage trial for a Covid-19 vaccine from Inovio Pharmaceuticals Inc. INO -28.48% is on hold, after U.S. health regulators raised questions, the company said.
The delay means the Phase 2/3 trial for Inovio's experimental vaccine won't begin until October at the earliest.
Inovio shares fell as much as 33% on Monday after the trial hold was announced. The stock was down nearly 30% in the midmorning. Through Friday's close, the stock price had soared more than 400% this year.
Inovio didn't detail the questions from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that triggered the partial hold except to say that they included the delivery device used in administering the shot.
It is the latest setback to Inovio's study launch. In June, Inovio said the trial had been planned to start in the summer, but in August the company pushed back the start, saying it was still in talks with the FDA.
Governments around the world are debating the timeline for offering Covid-19 vaccines to the public, as drugmakers speed up development. WSJ's Daniela Hernandez explains the potential health risks linked to fast-tracking vaccines. Photo: Siphiwe Sibeko/AP
The trial was expected to start this month, Chief Executive Joseph Kim said last week at an investor conference.
"The company is actively working to address the FDA's questions and plans to respond in October," Inovio said. The FDA will have up to 30 days to notify Inovio about whether the trial can proceed, the company said.
Inovio declined to detail the questions the FDA has asked. Enrollment in the trial hasn't begun yet, a company spokesman said.
Inovio's vaccine candidate is among 40 in human testing, according to the World Health Organization.
Inovio's experimental vaccine aims to work by injecting individuals with synthetic DNA that codes for antibodies to trigger an immune response. No DNA-based vaccine has ever been brought to market.
Shots under development by other companies, including Pfizer Inc., Moderna Inc. and Johnson & Johnson, are in late-stage trials seeking to enroll at least 30,000 volunteers.
Inovio, of Plymouth Meeting, Penn., has never brought a vaccine to market. Its DNA-based vaccine showed promising preliminary results in a small number of patients, the company reported in June.
The partial hold on the Phase 2/3 trial isn't related to any adverse events from the continuing early-stage trial, the company said.
Inovio's Phase 2/3 study would combine the mid- and late-stage studies in evaluating whether the shots work safely. Some vaccine makers, with approval from regulators, have combined stages of Covid-19 clinical trials. Generally, while early-stage studies test whether vaccines are safe, the latter stages are to test efficacy.
Inovio has received funding for its Covid-19 vaccine program from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Oslo-based Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations. It has also received $71 million from the Department of Defense to scale up manufacturing of the device for delivering the vaccine, which the FDA now has questions about.
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'I Am Paul Walker' Trailer: Get Ready To Cry Over The Beloved 'Fast & Furious' Star
Get ready to cry tears over Paul Walker again, in a big way. Five years have passed since the Fast & Furious actor was killed in an auto accident, sending shockwaves throughout Hollywood and an outpouring of love and memories from those who knew him best. Whether you saw him as a great actor or not, there's no denying the impact he had on people's lives, and we see how big of a presence he was to them in the new documentary, I Am Paul Walker.
I'll be honest, my eyes started swelling right from the jump of this trailer, when we see a 15-year-old Walker's happy, smiling face. And all he's doing is talking about the darn date. From there we see glimpses of interviews with friends, his family who all look like clones of one another, and the people he worked with who all grew to love him. It paints a picture of a guy who was happy, charismatic, and comfortable in his own skin. He had a lust for life that made him the perfect centerpiece of the franchise that would define his career, and by the time members of the Fast & Furious cast start popping up it's really hard to keep a dry eye.
The film was directed by Adrian Buitenhuis and will hit the Paramount Network on August 11th.


Balance sheets and profit and loss statements that are generated through traditional double-entry accounting are the only way for company management to determine whether operations are profitable, but those reports have long been shrouded in little-understood processes that result from quarterly or monthly flurries of accounting department activity. Enterprise resource process (ERP) software is slowly lifting the veil of secrecy around accounting department processes by including accounting software as a subset of greater resource management. With accounting ERP software, employees in all parts of a company have two-way access to the data and input that feeds accounting departments and are able to see in real time how their functions affect the company's financial health. Moreover, that software can save time and eliminate errors that might otherwise give a skewed picture of a company's financial health.
The experience of the Washington State beverage distributor, Taking Rain, is a good example of the benefits of treating accounting software as a subset of greater enterprise management. Taking Rain installed an ERP software solution that aggregated customer purchase and other data into a global system that accumulated accounts payable and receivable, historical financial performance, manufacturing, and scheduling. Incorporating traditional accounting functions into enterprise management enabled the company to substantially shorten the amount of time required to close out month-end accounting. The ability to access real-time financial data also helped production manager to reduce shipping and product stock problems that had kept some of the company's products off of store shelves.
The inclusion of accounting functions in ERP software is a more recent development in the evolution of enterprise management. Corporations had traditionally used standalone accounting software that was maintained separately from its operations. That separation typically required a manual transfer of operations data into the corporation's accounting package, which led to delays, entry errors, and a general sense of disconnect between accounting and the rest of the company.
ERP software originally offered substantial benefits in inventory management, and then expanded into manufacturing processes and human resources. As corporate management gained an appreciation of the business intelligence that ERP software provided, adding accounting ERP software into the mix was a natural evolution. Next-generation ERP products now treat accounting as both a subset of ERP and a critical part of it.
A company that is seeking to integrate its accounting functions into its enterprise management system can accomplish that task either by integrating its existing accounting package into its ERP software, or by pursuing a unified solution that includes an accounting ERP module. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages, and a company's decision on which option to pursue will be a function of the company's individual circumstances.
Accounting ERP software therefore takes accounting out of a mysterious black box and into the realm of a company's overall operations. This gives personnel at all levels of a company's operations an opportunity to see how their individual functions affect profitability as well as incentives to manage those functions to improve profitability.


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Q: Insufficient Privileges while impersonating an User in Salesforce I have started to test my Managed app through different user Profiles.
Manage User -> User_1 -> [Login] link near each user allowed me to impersonate any user Profile.
This is a cool feature provided by Salesforce to test a feature across different profiles very efficiently.

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*When I try to access a VisualForce Page by directly logging in as
Particular user say test_user_1 I am able to see that page.

*But when I try to impersonate the User test_user_1 I am getting a
message like this on the particular page:

Insufficient Privileges You do not have the level of access necessary to perform the operation you requested. Please contact the
  owner of the record or your administrator if access is necessary.

I checked the VisualForce page Security settings and the Profile already has access to that Page. I don't understand what prevents Salesforce from showing the VisualForce page while impersonating but displays the same page on Actual User login.
Update:
I forgot to mention I am using SAML as Authentication mode and this page exactly explains what I am facing.
http://help.bluemangolearning.com/m/salesforce/l/71245-salesforce-saml-troubleshooting-insufficient-privileges

A: Seems like there is no work around to Use 'login as' feature with SAML enabled and if there is any, they are considered to Security Holes in the implementation by Salesforce.
I got this excerpt from one of the Salesforce Knowledge base mentioned here http://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewSolution?id=000175641&language=en_US

Insufficient Privileges when logged in as another user
Knowledge Article Number: 000175641
Description
User has implemented a SAML SSO solution from Salesforce to an
  external Java app using Salesforce as the identity provider. We're
  using the FederationIdentifier field from the standard User object in
  the SAML assertion. The solution works great when a user is logged in
  as him/herself, but it doesn't work when a user is logged in as
  another user and giving Insufficient Privileges error.
Insufficient Privileges
You do not have the level of access necessary to perform the operation
  you requested. Please contact the owner of the record or your
  administrator if access is necessary.
Internal Diagnostics:
Cannot use IdP while SU'd as another user
  system.security.NoAccessException: Cannot use IdP while SU'd as
  another user
Resolution
The error message explains it nicely : We actively block SSO logins
  when you are logged in as a different user. 'Login as' is meant to
  enable Salesforce admins to support their salesforce users but it can
  definitely not be used as a 'backdoor' to gain access to other systems
  as that user. That would be a huge security hole no.

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Probably the most unusual aspects of a Herman Miller Aeron Chair is without question its sizing. Aeron Chairs are available in three sizes, A, B and C. Size B covers the vast majority of people (around 90%) with 'A' covering the very smallest percentile and 'C' covering the major, heavier percentile. The positive area of this is that the dimensions in the chair are scaled based on size as is the weight control for the tilt as well as the chairs are suitable for a much broader choice of people than many other furniture. One negative aspect, and there are not many, is that the chair relies on the three sizes for seat interesting depth. There is no seat depth change facility on the chair. Limb height is adjusted relating to the Aeron Chair via two levers on the rear of each and every arm or, on several chairs, these levers are replaced by wheels. Arms have a good range of change and move very easily. Arm pads are pivoting since standard, although it is possible to order fixed (non-pivoting) wrist pads if required. The moment positioned inwards, they offer good support for keyboard job and when positioned straight or perhaps slightly outwards, they are suited to mouse or general work. Arm pads are significant and well padded.
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I'm decluttering the kitchen ala The Joy of Less by Francine Kaye, which I shared with you earlier. Inspired by her use of tumblers instead of 20 different kinds of cups, glasses, wine glasses, margarita glasses, shot glasses, etc., I got rid of the cup crapola (cupola?).
I began with this mess. Funny how it sneaks up on you. You start with a nice, new set and end up with this mess.
This is what I have after taking everything out and putting back only what I want to keep.
I love these mugs that came with my Walmart dish set. I already drink wine out of them. I don't use wine glasses.
Because I didn't have many glasses that matched, I went to Walmart and bought these glasses for a whopping $8.00 (12 glasses in the set). Not bad, Walmart. In a couple weeks, I will go back and fork over another $8.00 for 1 more set. That way when a few break, I won't start working on another mis-matched set.
And afterward. You couldn't see these beautiful utensils buried underneath all that clutter, could you?
The plastic organizer is gone because once you take everything out, you will be surprised at how nasty it really looks when it's not lurking in the shadows.
Do you ever find yourself having a difficult time getting rid of things because you could use it, it was part of a set, someone gave it to you, blah, blah, blah? Well, here's my big tip for you: Pull it all out and then look at it. It all looks so much worse and is so much easier to get rid of when you are staring at the mess sitting on the counter in your face. Better yet, take a picture and then it looks even worse! Goodbye.
I'm going to admit to you that these are the things I still have a tough time with. Mugs with my little people. I know I'm not throwing the actual kid away, but I can't bear to part with them.
Get rid of the nasty ones, keep a couple new ones?
Get rid of it all?
How about using the kid cups to hold pens/pencils at your desk? To hold markers...from your scrapbooking stuff? I am thinking use them as little storage places, maybe they won't be seen alot but you won't have to part with them either!
Wouldn't they be fun to give them when they get their first home? I would pack them with the baby clothes and other mementos you're keeping for them.
So glad to hear that someone else uses their coffee mugs for everything! I use my huge ones for my morning dose and I use my smaller ones for everthing else - wine, juice - everything is better in a mug!
LOVE this post. One benefit of Navy moves = taking a good hard look at all the things you own once unpacked. I strongly believe in getting rid of the mismatched and streamlining to one design. No, I don't get rid of the homemade stuff either...goes up on the top cupboard and we bring them out every winter for hot chocolate with the kids. Sad they get used so infrequently, but just can't rid of some stuff too personal.


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Family Fun Stocks for the Great American Reopening (FUNN, PLAY, AMC, DIS)
Across the country, states are beginning to declare an end to mask and social distancing mandates as the percentage of the population now vaccinated approaches a level within the "herd immunity" range and case numbers, hospitalizations, and deaths related to Covid-19 trend lower and lower in the US.
While this is hardly the case all around the world, it certainly is something to celebrate for Americans as we approach Independence Day.
You have likely noticed traffic levels jumping and your favorite local hotspots filling up with smiling visible faces.
This is also an important threshold for investors as it means the family fun spots that were hit so hard during the pandemic last year finally have an opportunity to start driving serious revenue growth again.
This has significant implications for major theme parks like Walt Disney Co (NYSE: DIS), but it also marks a powerful turning point for smaller operations in the family fun industry like Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ: PLAY), Amfil Technologies Inc (OTC US: FUNN), and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE: AMC).
Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ: PLAY) bills itself as the owner and operator of 141 venues in North America that combine entertainment and dining and offer customers the opportunity to "Eat Drink Play and Watch," all in one location.
Dave & Buster's offers a full menu of entrées and appetizers, a complete selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and an extensive assortment of entertainment attractions centered around playing games and watching live sports and other televised events. Dave & Buster's currently has stores in 40 states, Puerto Rico, and Canada.
Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ: PLAY) most recently announced financial results for its first quarter of the fiscal year 2021, which ended on May 2, 2021, including notes that revenues totaled $265.3 million compared with $159.8 million in the first quarter of 2020 and $363.6 million in the first quarter of 2019, overall comparable store sales declined 35% compared with the same period in 2019, and comparable-store sales at fully operational stores declined 17% compared with the same period in 2019.
Brian Jenkins, Dave & Buster's Chief Executive Officer, said, "The strength and resilience of the Dave & Buster's brand has never been more evident. We saw a significant improvement in demand across our store base in the first quarter, including at our recently re-opened New York and California stores. We generated $265 million in total sales, surpassing the top end of our expected range for the quarter, and established a new high-water mark in our post-Covid sales recovery. This strong sales rebound, coupled with our lean operating model, drove outstanding profit flow-through during the quarter, and generated $72 million in EBITDA, only 19% below the first quarter of 2019."
The stock has suffered a bit of late, with shares of PLAY taking a hit in recent action, down about -12% over the past week.
Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ: PLAY) managed to rope in revenues totaling $265.3M in overall sales during the company's most recently reported quarterly financial data — a figure that represents a rate of top-line growth of 66%, as compared to year-ago data in comparable terms. In addition, the company is battling some balance sheet hurdles, with cash levels struggling to keep up with current liabilities ($20.2M against $279.2M, respectively).
Amfil Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS: FUNN) bills itself as a company that engages in the acquisition and creation of income-generating private companies and optimizing operations under the Amfil Technologies umbrella. It also seeks to achieve long-term financial returns consisting of regular dividend income, benefiting from preferential tax treatment, and expecting modest mid-to-long term capital growth.
Amfil Technologies Inc. is the parent company to three wholly-owned subsidiaries: Snakes & Lagers Inc. holds the trade name and is the owner of Snakes & Lattes Inc. which currently operates 3 tabletop gaming bars and cafes located in Toronto, Ontario, 2 in Arizona (Tempe, Tucson) and 1 in Chicago, Illinois. FUNN Dispensaries, Inc. is entering the Canadian cannabis dispensary market with its first dispensary expected to open by the summer of 2021 and a goal of significant expansion throughout Canada. And Interloc-Kings Inc. is a hardscape construction company servicing the Greater Toronto Area that the company plans to spin off in the future.
Amfil Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS: FUNN) is in the process of expanding its Snakes & Lattes brand throughout North America and was the first board game bar and cafe in North America. It is also believed to be the largest in the world and has the largest circulating public library of board games in North America for customers to choose from.
The company also recently announced the hiring of its new Chief Operating Officer, Aaron McKay, who will support the company in executing its growth strategy and vision.
"Aaron brings decades of restaurant and management experience to this role," said Ben Castanie, Snakes & Lattes founder. "Aaron's discipline and sense of organization coupled to a deep understanding of our business make him the ideal candidate to lead operations of the organization. His expertise will be critical in driving growth of the Snakes & Lattes brand."
"As we shift our focus to reopening and expansion, we have a unique opportunity to help people connect with one another after the year we've had," said McKay. "Nothing makes me happier than seeing a room full of people laughing, playing games, and connecting over terrific food and drinks. I'm excited to bring that feeling to as many people as possible by growing the brand and continually making ourselves better every day."
Amfil Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS: FUNN) managed to rope in revenues totaling $736K in overall sales during the company's most recently reported quarterly financial data — a figure that represents the struggle of this industry during a pandemic. Now that we are in the full reopening mode, the company can likely look forward to a jump in foot traffic, sales growth, and brand traction ahead.
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE: AMC) frames itself as the largest movie exhibition company in the United States, the largest in Europe and the largest throughout the world with approximately 950 theatres and 10,500 screens across the globe.
AMC has propelled innovation in the exhibition industry by deploying its Signature power-recliner seats; delivering enhanced food and beverage choices; generating greater guest engagement through its loyalty and subscription programs, web site and mobile apps; offering premium large format experiences and playing a wide variety of content including the latest Hollywood releases and independent programming.
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE: AMC) most recently announced information about share and shareholder counts ahead of a shareholder meeting, including that there were 501,780,240 shares outstanding as of June 2, 2021, the record date for the Shareholder Meeting scheduled for July 29, 2021, and that, as of June 2, there were approximately 4.1 million1 individual shareholders eligible to vote at the upcoming Shareholder Meeting.
Commenting about the share count, AMC President and CEO Adam Aron said, "The number of investors who want to own a part of AMC continues to increase and now stands at approximately 4.1 million. More than 80% of AMC shares are held by a broad base of retail investors with an average holding of around 120 shares. Some hold more and some hold less, however, each and every shareholder is important to AMC. Each shareholder has a critical role to play in AMC's future by having their voice heard by voting at our upcoming Shareholder Meeting. By voting in favor of the proposals, together we can help position AMC, in its 101st year of business, for continued success over the next century."
If you're long this stock, then you're liking how the stock has responded to the announcement. AMC shares have been moving higher over the past week overall, pushing about 12% to the upside on above-average trading volume. Shares of the stock have powered higher over the past month, rallying roughly 341% in that time on strong overall action characterized by rampant participation by Reddit traders and severe short covering from hedge funds.
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE: AMC) generated sales of $148.3M, according to information released in the company's most recent quarterly financial report. That adds up to a sequential quarter-over-quarter growth rate of -8.7% on the top line. In addition, the company is battling some balance sheet hurdles, with cash levels struggling to keep up with current liabilities ($842.1M against $1.6B, respectively).
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Dingemanse, Walter and Muller-Gerbl, Magdalena and Jonkers, Ilse and Vander Sloten, Jos and van Bree, Henri and Gielen, Ingrid. (2016) Subchondral bone density distribution of the talus in clinically normal Labrador Retrievers. BMC Veterinary Research, 12. p. 56.
Hoechel, Sebastian and Deyhle, Hans and Toranelli, Mireille and Muller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2016) Osteoarthritis alters the patellar bones subchondral trabecular architecture. Journal of Orthopaedic Research, 35 (9). pp. 1982-1989.
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Forster-Horvath, Csaba and Kremo, Valerie and Muller-Gerbl, Magdalena and Nowakowski, Andrej Maria. (2015) Using the anatomical tibial axis for total knee arthroplasty alignment may lead to an internal rotation error. International Orthopaedics, 39 (12). pp. 2347-2353.
Haefeli, M. and Schaefer, D. J. and Schumacher, R. and Muller-Gerbl, M. and Honigmann, P.. (2015) Titanium template for scaphoid reconstruction. Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume), 40 (5). pp. 526-533.
Hauser, Nicole Helene and Hoechel, Sebastian and Toranelli, Mireille and Klaws, Joerg and Muller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2015) Functional and Structural Details about the Fabella: What the Important Stabilizer Looks Like in the Central European Population. BioMed Research International, 2015. p. 343728.
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Hoechel, Sebastian and Schulz, Georg and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2015) Insight into the 3D-trabecular architecture of the human patella. Annals of Anatomy - Anatomischer Anzeiger , 200. pp. 98-104.
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Leumann, André and Valderrabano, Victor and Hoechel, Sebastian and Göpfert, Beat and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2014) Mineral density and penetration strength of the subchondral bone plate of the talar dome : high correlation and specific distribution patterns. The journal of foot and ankle surgery, Vol. 54, H. 1. pp. 17-22.
Mueller, F. and Hoechel, S. and Klaws, J. and Wirz, D. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2014) The subtalar and talonavicular joints: a way to access the long-term load intake using conventional CT-data. Surgical and radiologic anatomy, Vol. 36, H. 5. pp. 463-472.
Zumstein, V. and Kraljevic, M. and Conzen, A. and Hoechel, S. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2014) Thickness distribution of the glenohumeral joint cartilage : a quantitative study using computed tomography. Surgical and radiologic anatomy, Vol. 36, H. 4. pp. 327-331.
Buettner, O. and Leumann, A. and Lehner, R. and Dell-Kuster, S. and Rosenthal, R. and Mueller-Gerbl, M. and Valderrabano, V.. (2013) Histomorphometric, CT arthrographic, and biomechanical mapping of the human ankle. Foot and ankle international, Vol. 34, H. 7. pp. 1025-1034.
Hoechel, S. and Alder, M. and Wirz, D. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2013) The human hip joint and its long-term load intake - how x-ray density distribution mirrors bone strength. Hip international, Vol. 23, H. 6. pp. 583-589.
Kraljevic, M. and Zumstein, V. and Hugli, R. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2013) A comparison of subchondral bone mineralization between the glenoid cavity and the humeral head on 57 cadaverous shoulder joints. Surgical and radiologic anatomy, Vol. 35, H. 4. pp. 295-300.
Kuhl, S. and Zurcher, S. and Mahid, T. and Muller-Gerbl, M. and Filippi, A. and Cattin, P.. (2013) Accuracy of full guided vs. half-guided implant surgery. Clinical oral implants research, Vol. 24, H. 7. pp. 763-769.
Maly, I. Piotr and Rahner, Christoph and Nowakowski, Andrej Maria and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2013) Novel polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) based cryoprotection method that facilitates cutting frozen sections of decalcified human trabecular bone. Histology and histopathology, Vol. 28, H. 12. pp. 1605-1611.
Nowakowski, A. M. and Deyhle, H. and Zander, S. and Leumann, A. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2013) Micro CT analysis of the subarticular bone structure in the area of the talar trochlea. Surgical and radiologic anatomy, Vol. 35, H. 4. pp. 283-293.
Nowakowski AM, Müller-Gerbl M. and Valderrabano, V.. (2013) Morphometrische Analyse der proximalen Tibia zur Designentwicklung kreuzbanderhaltender Knieendoprothesen. Sport-Orthopädie, Sport-Traumatologie, Vol. 29. pp. 112-117.
Zumstein, V. and Kraljevic, M. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2013) Glenohumeral relationships : subchondral mineralization patterns, thickness of cartilage, and radii of curvature. Journal of orthopaedic research, Vol. 31, H. 11. pp. 1704-1707.
Adler, T. and Eisenbarth, I. and Hirschmann, M. T. and Muller-Gerbl, M. and Fricker, R.. (2012) Can clinical examination cause a Stener lesion in patients with skier's thumb? : a cadaveric study. Clinical anatomy, Vol. 25, H. 6. pp. 762-766.
Anetzberger, H. and Mayer, A. and Glaser, C. and Lorenz, S. and Birkenmaier, C. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2012) Meniscectomy leads to early changes in the mineralization distribution of subchondral bone plate. Knee surgery, sports traumatology, arthroscopy, Vol. 22, H. 1. pp. 112-119.
Anetzberger, H. and Mayer, A. and Schulz, C. U. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2012) Computed tomography osteoabsorptiometry is reliable for the determination of the subchondral bone mineralization distribution in the rabbit knee. European Surgical Research, 48 (4). pp. 208-214.
Bayer, T. and Schweizer, A. and Muller-Gerbl, M. and Bongartz, G.. (2012) Proximal interphalangeal joint volar plate configuration in the crimp grip position. Journal of hand surgery. American volume, Vol. 37, H. 5. pp. 899-905.
Gortchacow, M. and Wettstein, M. and Pioletti, D. P. and Muller-Gerbl, M. and Terrier, A.. (2012) Simultaneous and multisite measure of micromotion, subsidence and gap to evaluate femoral stem stability. Journal of biomechanics, Vol. 45, H. 7. pp. 1232-1238.
Hoechel, S. and Wirz, D. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2012) Density and strength distribution in the human subchondral bone plate of the patella. International orthopaedics, Vol. 36, H. 9. pp. 1827-1834.
Hugle, T. and Geurts, J. and Nuesch, C. and Muller-Gerbl, M. and Valderrabano, V.. (2012) Aging and osteoarthritis: an inevitable encounter? Journal of aging research, Vol. 2012 , 950192.
Mueller, A. A. and Schumann, D. and Reddy, R. R. and Schwenzer-Zimmerer, K. and Mueller-Gerbl, M. and Zeilhofer, H. F. and Sailer, H. F. and Reddy, S. G.. (2012) Intraoperative vascular anatomy, arterial blood flow velocity, and microcirculation in unilateral and bilateral cleft lip repair. Plastic and reconstructive surgery, Vol. 130, H. 5. pp. 1120-1130.
Nowakowski, Andrej M. and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena and Valderrabano, Victor. (2012) Assessment of knee implant alignment using coordinate measurement on three-dimensional computed tomography reconstructions. Surgical innovation, Vol. 19, H. 4. pp. 375-384.
Wiewiorski, M. and Hoechel, S. and Wishart, K. and Leumann, A. and Muller-Gerbl, M. and Valderrabano, V. and Nowakowski, A. M.. (2012) Computer tomographic evaluation of talar edge configuration for osteochondral graft transplantation. Clinical anatomy, Vol. 25, H. 6. pp. 773-780.
Zumstein, V. and Kraljevic, M. and Wirz, D. and Hugli, R. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2012) Correlation between mineralization and mechanical strength of the subchondral bone plate of the humeral head. Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery, Vol. 21, H. 7. pp. 887-893.
Kraljevi?, Marko and Zumstein, Valentin and Wirz, Dieter and Hügli, Rolf and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2011) Mineralisation and mechanical strength of the glenoid cavity subchondral bone plate. International orthopaedics, Vol. 35, H. 12. pp. 1813-1819.
Nowakowski, Andrej M. and Majewski, Martin and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena and Valderrabano, Victor. (2011) Development of a force-determining tensor to measure "physiologic knee ligament gaps" without bone resection using a total knee arthroplasty approach. Journal of orthopaedic science, Vol. 16, issue 1. pp. 56-63.
Schulz, Georg and Crooijmans, Hendrikus J. A. and Germann, Marco and Scheffler, Klaus and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena and Müller, Bert. (2011) Three-dimensional strain fields in human brain resulting from formalin fixation. Journal of neuroscience methods, Vol. 202, no. 1. pp. 17-27.
Zander, Silvan. Zur subartikulären Knochenarchitektur der humanen Trochlea tali - eine mikrocomputertomographische Analyse. 2011, Doctoral Thesis, University of Basel, Faculty of Medicine.
Zumstein, V. and Kraljevic, M. and Huegli, R. and Muller-Gerbl, M.. (2011) Mineralisation patterns in the subchondral bone plate of the humeral head. Surgical and radiologic anatomy, Vol. 33, H. 9. pp. 775-779.
Ebel, Christine Maria Isabel and Prodinger, Peter M. and Mühlhofer, Heinz and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena and Linsenmaier, Ulrich and Putz, Reinhard. (2010) Morphological adaptation of the tarso-metatarsal joints onto load transmission in the foot. Surgical and radiologic anatomy, Vol. 32, H. 2. pp. 107-113.
Madry, Henning and van Dijk, C. Niek and Mueller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2010) The basic science of the subchondral bone. Knee surgery, sports traumatology, arthroscopy, Vol. 18, H. 4. pp. 419-433.
Mueller-Gerbl, Magdalena. (2010) CT-Osteoabsorptiometrie(CT- OAM) : eine In-vivo-Technik zur Darstellung der subchondralen Mineralisierungsverteilung als Maß für die individuelle Spannungsverteilung in Gelenken. Sport-Orthopädie, Sport-Traumatologie, Vol. 26, H. 2. pp. 76-83.
Nowakowski, Andrej M. and Müller-Gerbl, Magdalena and Valderrabano, Victor. (2010) Surgical approach for a new knee prosthesis concept (TSTP) retaining both cruciate ligaments. Clinical anatomy, Vol. 23, H. 8. pp. 985-991.
Schmoldt, A. and Benthe, H. F. and Haberland, G.. (2010) Scanning x-ray scattering: Evaluating the nanostructure of human tissues. European journal of nanomedicine, Vol. 3. pp. 30-33.
Schulz, G. and Morel, A. and S. Imholz, M. and Deyhle, H. and Weitkamp, T. and Zanette, I. and Pfeiffer, F. and David, C. and Müller-Gerbl, M. and Müller, B.. (2010) Evaluating the microstructure of human brain tissues using synchrotron radiation-based micro computed tomography. Proceedings of SPIE, Vol. 7804 , 7804F1-8.
Mühlhofer, H. and Ercan, Y. and Drews, S. and Matsuura, M. and Meissner, J. and Linsenmaier, U. and Putz, R. and Müller-Gerbl, M.. (2009) Mineralisation and mechanical strength of the subchondral bone plate of the inferior tibial facies. Surgical and radiologic anatomy : journal of clinical anatomy : official organ of the European Association of Clinical Anatomy, of the Collège Médical Français des Professeurs d'Anatomie, official cooperative organ of the Section of Clinical Anatomy of, Vol. 31. pp. 237-243.
Drews, S. and Beckmann, F. and Herzen, J. and Brunke, O. and Salmon, P. and Friess, S. and Laib, A. and Koller, B. and Hemberger, T. and Müller-Gerbl, M. and Müller, B.. (2008) Comparative micro computed tomography study of a vertebral body. Proceedings of SPIE, Vol. 7078 , 70780C1-14.
Müller-Gerbl, M. and Weisser, S. and Linsenmeier, U.. (2008) The distribution of mineral density in the cervical vertebral endplates. European spine journal, Vol. 17. pp. 432-438.
von Eisenhart Rothe, R. and Müller-Gerbl, M. and Wiedemann, E. and Englmeier, K. H. and Graichen, H.. (2008) Functional malcentering of the humeral head and asymmetric long-term stress on the glenoid : potential reasons for glenoid loosening in total shoulder arthroplasty. Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery, Vol. 17, H. 5. pp. 695-702.


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Film Explores Michigan Winter Sports
Ski-jumping image courtesy of Superior View Images, Jack Deo.
"Winter Wonderland," a 1995 film about Michigan's many winter sports by Ironwood-based filmmaker Bill Jamerson, is the next installment in the Beaumier Heritage Documentary Series. It will air at 9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29, on WNMU-TV. It can also be streamed live on the station's website or for 30 days after the broadcast on the Passport App.
"Winter Wonderland" showcases a combination of archival footage, old photographs, interviews with athletes and resort owners, and location cinematography to portray this classic Michigan culture.
The first part of the film examines the origins of cross-country skiing in the Upper Peninsula, including the Norden Ski Club in Ishpeming in 1887.
The film also explores the early days of ski jumping. By the turn of the 20th century, there were ski jumping competitions held across the Upper Peninsula, which drew thousands of spectators. Ishpeming, Iron Mountain and Ironwood hosted some of the most popular ski jumping events. Viewers will see rare footage of the fabled 'Flying Bietila brothers' from Ishpeming, and ski jumping scenes from the Pine Mountain jump in Iron Mountain.
The film also examines the origins of Porcupine Mountain ski area, the Michigan Tech Winter Carnival and stories about early cross-country skiing in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Rare footage of Mount Ripley in Houghton, along with an interview with longtime Michigan Tech coach Fred Lonsdorf, is included.
The second half of the film highlights the growth of downhill ski resorts in the lower peninsula, including Boyne Mountain, Caberfae and Mt. Holly.
For more information, contact Daniel Truckey of the Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center at Northern Michigan University at dtruckey@nmu.edu or 227-1219.


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FDA and NIH Study: Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health
CTP-Supported Tobacco Regulatory Research Projects
Tobacco Science & Research
Respiratory Effects of Exposure to Metals from Electronic Cigarettes (RE-EMIT)
Principal Investigator: Ana Maria Rule
Funding Mechanism: National Institutes of Health - Grant
ID number: 5R01ES030025-03S1
Award Date: 7/25/2020
Institution: Johns Hopkins University
Several metals, including lead and nickel, are known lung toxicants and have been found in e-cigarette aerosols. In this CTP supplement to a parent grant (The Exposure to Metals from E-Cigarettes (EMIT) Study), researchers will study how patterns of "pod" e-cigarette device use impact exposure to metals among young adults (ages 18-24) and how these metal exposures may be associated with pulmonary health effects. Study aims are: (1) to evaluate the contribution of pod devices to metal exposure; (2) to measure pod users' pulmonary health outcomes and evaluate their association with pod use; and (3) to assess the role of metals in pod-related pulmonary health outcomes. To achieve Aim 1, researchers will assess metal concentrations in pod aerosol (collected from each participant's device) and assess their association with use patterns (from a questionnaire) as well as established biomarkers of metal exposure in blood (lead, cadmium, manganese and zinc) and urine (nickel, arsenic, chromium, antimony, and tungsten); they will also measure chromium and arsenic in the aerosol. To achieve Aim 2, researchers will characterize differences in pulmonary outcomes between pod users and non-users at 0 and 6 months; among users, researchers will evaluate differences by age, sex, and pod type. To achieve Aim 3, researchers will assess the association of metals in pods and in biomarkers of exposure (e.g., urine nickel) with measures of lung effects by evaluating which patients fall below the lower limit of normal for pulmonary function tests. Researchers will add pulmonary outcome measures to 25 pod users and 25 control participants from the parent study, and will recruit an additional 25 pod users and 25 non-users (ages 18-24) to characterize pulmonary outcomes (reductions in the forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1), forced vital capacity (FVC), and diffusing capacity of carbon monoxide (DLCO)), measures of metals in device aerosols, and measures of exposure to metals in urine and blood at 0 and 6 months. Study findings may inform future regulatory activities related to e-cigarettes.
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The Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) is an initiative of nine African universities, four African research institutes, and selected northern partners. CARTA aims to develop and deliver an innovative model for doctoral training in sub-Saharan Africa and to strengthen the capacity of participating institutions to conduct and lead internationally-competitive research.
Over the medium-term, CARTA aims to produce a critical mass of high-quality graduates trained to address the complex issues surrounding health and development in Africa, and to retain these researchers and scholars in the region by providing them with a vibrant intellectual environment, and viable and challenging research and training opportunities. Why CARTA? The formation of CARTA has been motivated by the great need facing graduate level training in Africa.
University education in most sub-Saharan African countries faces many challenges. Unprecedented growth in student enrolment and the expansion of training programs, especially at the undergraduate level, have occurred at a time when per capita funding for universities is being reduced. Many universities in the region presently operate with overburdened, underpaid, and disillusioned faculty who take on consultancies to maintain a basic living standard. The increasing exodus of human capital from the academic and research fields in Africa has, inter alia, led to the continent's decreasing share of global scientific output and contributes to the widening gap in science and technology and health status between Africa and other continents.
While the above problems affect university programs in Africa across the board, they have had a disproportionate impact on graduate studies, particularly, doctoral training. Most leading African scholars and faculty today are products of fellowship programs that facilitated their training at top Northern universities between the 1970s and the early 1990s. Such opportunities are not only rare today, but also only a minority of those trained overseas in the recent past return to academic and research positions in the region. Further, the cost of overseas programs has gone up and the relevance of some of the overseas training programs for Africa's development needs is now a source of concern.
Taken together, these imply that the next generation of African scholars and researchers will be trained here on the continent. Currently, students in graduate programs on the continent face a number of challenges including poor quality supervision; limited exposure to current methods and debates; weak academic and research environments; and lack of role models/ mentors, strong academic and research networks, opportunities to participate in international conferences, and funding.
These factors, coupled with weak Master's degree programs and PhD bythesis- only, undermine the technical competence and quality of graduates of African doctoral programs. Given the increasingly important role of African universities in training the next generation of African scholars and researchers at masters and doctoral levels, enhancing the quality of graduate training on the continent is critical to preventing further deterioration in the quality of university education in Africa in general, and of research capacity, in particular.


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Campeonato Uruguayo de Fútbol 1922 var den 22:a säsongen av Uruguays högstaliga i fotboll. Ligan spelades som ett seriespel där samtliga tolv lag mötte varandra vid två tillfällen. Totalt spelades 120 matcher med 279 gjorda mål.

Nacional vann sin nionde titel som uruguayanska mästare.

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Tolv lag deltog i mästerskapet; elva från Montevideo, och Universal från San José de Mayo.

Rampla Juniors flyttades upp från föregående säsong. Detta var lagets första säsong i Primera división.

Peñarol och Central diskvalificerades efter den 16:e omgången. Därmed spelades 120 av de 132 planerade matcherna.

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1922 i Uruguay
Fotbollssäsongen 1922

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Invites and updates | Welcome to MooMooZoo!
Craig and I had yet another busy weekend. Thanks to Daniel for bringing Dannika and Rhiannon down from Lue so we could measure up the dresses for them! I can now breathe easier knowing the girls dresses are now in for ordering.
We then headed to the many baby shops in Campbelltown where we ended up lay-bying a pram, cot, car seat and bouncer. Yes indeed alot of money spent!
Satuday night the girls stayed over.
Sunday morning we dropped the girls off to Daniel at Hill top, and then Craig and I headed to mum and dads to make the wedding invitations. I must admit, they look damn good!
Invites will be posted out tomorrow and everyone should have them by Friday at the very latest.