Many participants noted with grave concern the rapid ongoing changes in the Arctic confirmed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on Global Warming. The IPCC acknowledges that the Arctic is warming two to three times faster than the global average. Many countries presented their national actions, including plans to speed up the reductions of the greenhouse gas and black carbon emissions as well as reducing emissions through innovation. Observer states were invited to strengthen their actions to reduce black carbon emissions. The need to increase cooperation on adaptation in order to strengthen the resilience in changing climate was discussed.
Participants welcomed the Agreement to prevent unregulated commercial fishing on the High Seas of the Central Arctic Ocean signed on 3 October in Greenland. Measures and mainstreaming mechanisms are needed to strengthen ecosystem resilience in changing conditions. These actions require ecosystem-based approaches to management, conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, incl the development of a network of marine protected areas (MPAs), as well as the reduction of marine plastic litter, in cooperation with indigenous peoples. It was noted that international cooperation is needed to address long-range pollution that ends up in the Arctic region, including new emerging contaminants. The need to strengthen and sustain Arctic monitoring and observations, and use the best available scientific and Indigenous knowledge was discussed.
"On behalf of Finland's Chairmanship, I wish to thank the Member States, Permanent Participants and Working Groups of the Arctic Council for their valuable inputs in preparing for this meeting and what we have now achieved", said the Minister of the Environment, Energy and Housing, Mr. Kimmo Tiilikainen. Finland also announced its support for international and regional collaboration on reducing black carbon emissions.
This was the first meeting of the Arctic Council Environment Ministers in five years. The outcome, a Chair's Summary of the meeting will be shared with the Arctic Council Ministerial meeting to be held in May 2019 and contribute to future environmental cooperation of the Arctic Council.
The environmentally sustainable meetings concept, developed by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and WWF Finland, was key in the meeting arrangements. All the preparations between eight Arctic states, six Permanent Participants, six Working Groups, and the EGBCM Expert Group were arranged by teleconferences and e-mail correspondence. This meant no flights for the planning of the meetings before the AEMM. There were no traditional diplomatic gifts exchanged between the Ministers and Heads of Delegations. Instead, they were given a bird nesting box to be signed and later to be taken to the Arctic nesting area in Finnish state-owned multiple-use forests by students.


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Santbech is a lunar impact crater that is located to the southeast of Mare Nectaris. It lies south-southwest of the prominent crater Colombo. About one crater diameter to the east-northeast is the smaller Monge. The terrain around the crater, although rugged in places, has been flooded by lava and so has a low albedo and a relatively flat surface. It was named after the 16th-century Dutch mathematician and astronomer Daniel Santbech Noviomagus. It is from the Pre-Imbrian period, 4.55 to 3.85 billion years ago.

The outer rim of this crater stands above the surrounding terrain, with an irregular outer rampart. The rim perimeter is somewhat irregular, and has been disturbed in several locations by subsequent impacts. There are small craters along the eastern and northwestern rim, and an asymmetrical formation along the southern inner wall. The northern rim is uneven, with a diagonal gouge running to the southeast. Much of the interior floor is level and nearly featureless, with a small central peak offset to the north-northeast of the midpoint.

Satellite craters

By convention these features are identified on lunar maps by placing the letter on the side of the crater midpoint that is closest to Santbech.

References

Impact craters on the Moon

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Planning for your Asset Protection predominantly involves the review of your assets, your individual and occupational risks and the necessary financial objectives to produce a legal wall between a creditor and your money through the use of a mixture of estate planning and business tools. A well-developed asset protection plan achieves three basic functions; the actual deterrence of a lawsuit, leverage in the negotiation of settlements and most importantly, the placement of your assets outside the reach of your legal adversary. Asset protection planning is preferably done before a lawsuit; however it may be executed at any time. Every person's situation is different, so you really should call and talk with a knowledgeable professional to assist you in understanding all the details, or you may of course confer with our asset protection specialist.
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Your asset protection plan should be a proactive legal action, which guards your assets from potential litigators, creditors, lawsuits, divorce, or judgments. This plan will involve a sequence of lawful procedures that may prevent a lawsuit, supply settlement negotiation muscle and ultimately avoid the abduction of your assets should you receive a judgment.
The core of your asset protection plan is determined through the legal and professional assessment of your assets, financial situation, and risks in addition to your family or personal objectives.
For maximum benefit, your plan should be in place before it is ever needed; however, a few options are available, which may produce a much more favorable arrangement after a legal cause of action. Asset protection is considered the grandest form of monetary insurance and should ideally be executed before it is ever needed. Plans are generally perceived as more effective for debtors who have the vision to implement them prior to a lawsuit.
If you suspect (or know for sure) you are about to be sued, do not hesitate a moment longer. Look into your options at once; the sooner you take action, the more positive the result will be.
Your asset protection plan will take your entire situation into consideration. This will include the financial and legal mediums ranging from state homestead protection laws, various insurance policies, business vehicles and any estate planning tools. In more complex cases this will engage several legal jurisdictions, including foreign countries.
The concept here is to discourage a litigator from coming after you in the first place by making it complicated, if not impossible, for your assets to be seized should you lose a lawsuit resulting in a judgment. With the proper plan, your lifetime of accumulated wealth, real property, savings, investments, even future income is protected.


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Chapter 27: Gastric, Gastroesophageal Junction, and Esophageal Cancers
Mariela Blum Murphy; Elena Elimova; Ahmed Abdelhakeem; Jaffer Ajani
Murphy M, Elimova E, Abdelhakeem A, Ajani J. Murphy M, & Elimova E, & Abdelhakeem A, & Ajani J Murphy, Mariela Blum, et al.Gastric, Gastroesophageal Junction, and Esophageal Cancers. In: Kantarjian HM, Wolff RA, Rieber AG. Kantarjian H.M., & Wolff R.A., & Rieber A.G.(Eds.),Eds. Hagop M. Kantarjian, et al.eds. The MD Anderson Manual of Medical Oncology, 4e. McGraw Hill; 2022. Accessed January 26, 2023. https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=3151&sectionid=264026824
Murphy M, Elimova E, Abdelhakeem A, Ajani J. Murphy M, & Elimova E, & Abdelhakeem A, & Ajani J Murphy, Mariela Blum, et al. (2022). Gastric, gastroesophageal junction, and esophageal cancers. Kantarjian HM, Wolff RA, Rieber AG. Kantarjian H.M., & Wolff R.A., & Rieber A.G.(Eds.),Eds. Hagop M. Kantarjian, et al. The MD Anderson Manual of Medical Oncology, 4e. McGraw Hill. https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=3151&sectionid=264026824
Murphy M, Elimova E, Abdelhakeem A, Ajani J. Murphy M, & Elimova E, & Abdelhakeem A, & Ajani J Murphy, Mariela Blum, et al. "Gastric, Gastroesophageal Junction, and Esophageal Cancers." The MD Anderson Manual of Medical Oncology, 4e Kantarjian HM, Wolff RA, Rieber AG. Kantarjian H.M., & Wolff R.A., & Rieber A.G.(Eds.),Eds. Hagop M. Kantarjian, et al. McGraw Hill, 2022, https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=3151&sectionid=264026824.
Epidemiologic Characteristics
Histologic Classification and Risk Factors
Pathologic and Molecular Characteristics
Staging and Prognosis
ESOPHAGEAL AND GASTROESOPHAGEAL JUNCTION CANCERS
Etiologic Characteristics and Risk Factors
Pathologic Characteristics
ADVANCED AND METASTATIC GASTRIC, GASTROESOPHAGEAL JUNCTION, AND ESOPHAGEAL CANCERS
Second-Line Therapy
Third-Line Therapy
Supportive Measures for Advanced Gastric, Gastroesophageal Junction, and Esophageal Cancers
Gastric cancer remains the third most common cause of cancer-related death worldwide.
Two different pathogeneses of gastric cancer have been proposed, correlating to two histologic types: intestinal and diffuse.
Gastrectomy is the recommended treatment in relatively early localized gastric cancer (T1b); however, in more advanced gastric cancers (T2N0, T1aN+, or T1b-T3N+), adjunctive therapy in addition to gastrectomy is recommended.
The results of INT-0116 study (adjuvant chemoradiation) and Medical Research Council ST02/MAGIC and the FLOT study (perioperative chemotherapy) have shaped the current practice of resectable gastric cancer treatment in Western countries.
In Asia, postoperative chemotherapy has been considered standard after gastrectomy with D2 dissection. In addition to the ACTS-GC trial and CLASSIC trial (S-1 for 1 year and CAPOX for 6 months, respectively), two new regimens (DS and SOX for 6 months) are established standards of care for stage II and/r LN-positive gastric cancer.
Only 30% to 40% of patients with esophageal cancer have potentially resectable disease at presentation, and in many series, only 5% to 20% of those undergoing surgery alone for clinically localized disease are alive at 3 to 5 years.
Endoscopic therapy is most effective when used to treat small (<2 cm diameter), solitary, flat lesions that are confined to mucosa (T1a).
Surgery remains the best chance for durable survival for patients with locally advanced esophageal and gastroesophageal junction (GEJ) cancers.
Results of the CROSS trial also emphasized the beneficial role of chemoradiotherapy before surgery, which led to a significant increase in overall survival (OS) irrespective of tumor histology.
More than 60% of patients who present with newly diagnosed gastric, GEJ, and esophageal cancers will have advanced unresectable or metastatic disease. Although a cure is not possible, systemic therapy can prolong survival compared with best supportive care.
As of this writing, patients in the United States are likely to undergo frontline therapy with platinum-, fluoropyrimidine-, or taxane-based chemotherapy regimens, with the addition of trastuzumab in patients with HER2-positive disease.
Based on positive results from the RAINBOW trial, paclitaxel and ramucirumab (vascular endothelial growth factor receptor–2 targeted drug) is considered to be a standard for second-line treatment. Ramucirumab monotherapy is also considered a second-line option in advanced gastric cancer.
Pembrolizumab is currently approved for the treatment of metastatic squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the esophagus as second-line treatment for tumors with combined positive score (CPS) more than 10 and programmed cell death protein 1 (PD-L1)–positive advanced gastric cancer as third-line treatment in the US. Nivolumab is also approved in the US for metastatic SCC of the esophagus regardless of PD-L1 expression, and in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan for the treatment of gastric cancer.
The Cancer Genome Atlas analysis has uncovered four genotypes of gastric cancer; however, it is not sufficient to change our treatment strategies, and additional work is needed.
A multimodality approach to therapy will be the cornerstone to screening, diagnosing, staging, treating, and supporting patients with upper gastrointestinal cancers.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL letter on Pacheco Cemetery public title.
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WHEN gold was discovered in January of 1848 by James Wilson Marshall while he was building a saw mill for Captain Johann (John) Sutter on the South Fork of the American River in what is now El Dorado County, little did the world anticipate the events that followed. The word of the gold discovery in the newly won territory of the United States, drew thousands of men, women, and children from every civilized and uncivilized corner of the earth to this California, the land of golden treasure.
HISTORIANS have well documented these events, detailing for readers and students the way in which California became settled as the country's 31st state in the Union. The vast wealth that was produced from nuggets and flakes of the golden metal, made millionaires of some and beggars of others. More went home empty handed than ever walked away with their pockets full of gold.
LESS has been written, however, about the thousands of men, women and children who came here and made California their final resting places - their last homes on this earth. In El Dorado County, alone, it is estimated that some five to ten thousand people died between 1848 and 1900 whose graves within the historic cemeteries cannot be found either by record document or by graves marked in the cemeteries.
FORGOTTEN sons and daughters, some have called them, for their unmarked graves were left to the care of the people of El Dorado County in graveyards and cemeteries that, today, remain as the only evidence of many of our early towns and mining camps. Several of these hallowed burying grounds, like the communities they once represented, have also disappeared in the years since the world first rushed in.
CEMETERIES of mining camps and towns with the strange names of Bottle Hill, Georgia Slide, Rattlesnake Bar, Wisconsin Bar, Maine Bar, and others, quite simply cannot be found, although the documentary evidence is that they once existed. Many of these places, like the towns and camps, were simply just abandoned as word of gold strikes elsewhere rippled through the Mother Lode.
SOME, however, have begun to disappear or suffer in more recent times. With residential and commercial development at an all time increase in El Dorado County, we have documented the wholesale destruction and desecration of our historic cemeteries that appears to match the new rush of humanity now emigrating to this once rural county.
SO appalled we were that, in 1996, a small group of citizens founded and chartered the EL DORADO COUNTY PIONEER CEMETERIES COMMISSION (EDCPCC) to research and study the history of the cemeteries to learn and document what has occurred and is occurring to these valuable and irreplaceable historic and cultural resources.
ALTHOUGH we have performed extensive research documenting the cemetery histories, establishing their extensive use (some are still being used by the public today), as well as lack of plat maps or records, since our formation, the single biggest obstacle we have faced has been to try to convince the County of El Dorado that California state law vested title to these places in the public.
PLEASE accept our invitation to review our findings for the many cemeteries we have studied. What you may learn will not always be pleasant. We have attempted to learn the truth of what has happened and is happening to our historic cemeteries. Their stories are nearly as dismal as their physical condition today.
THE next time you visit an historic cemetery, look around. Take note of the common rock grave markers, the mounds and depressions devoid of any marker at all. If the cemetery is still being used for current interments and you do not see these evidences of early unmarked and unknown graves, ask yourself, "What's wrong with this picture." And then contemplate who is or will serve as guardian of the graveyards and cemeteries where your loved ones rest in peace. How peaceful is it?
* My Herrick and Page families came from Wisconsin to California between 1850 and 1851. They first settled at Drytown in El Dorado County (now Amador County). They were Amador County Pioneers who are buried in unmarked graves in the Plymouth City Cemetery, Amador County, California.
Thank you for visiting the El Dorado County Pioneer Cemeteries Commission website. Please contact us if you would like further information about the cemeteries or would like to become a member of EDCPCC.


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Het Hof van Tibur is een kasteel in de Antwerpse plaats Rumst, gelegen aan de Tiburstraat 12.

Geschiedenis
Het kasteel werd gebouwd in 1807 in een laat-classicistische stijl. Voordien heeft er een ander kasteel gestaan. De naam Tibur is afkomstig van het Mechelse klooster Tabor dat hier bezittingen had. Het gebouw heeft lang leeggestaan en verval gekend. In 1987 werd het beschermd als monument. Het werd geheel gerestaureerd. Kenmerkend aan het kasteel is dat het na 1807 nooit meer ingrijpend is verbouwd.

Gebouw
Het betreft een gebouw op rechthoekige plattegrond. Het is gelegen in een domein met grasvelden, bossages en een vijver. Op het domein vindt men enkele bijgebouwen, namelijk een hoeve met schuur, een oranjerie en een koetshuis. Bij de schuur bevindt zich een laat 19e-eeuse duiventoren.

Tibur
Onroerend erfgoed in Rumst


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Q: "Please run 'e2fsck -f /dev/nvme0n1p7' first" when trying to resize partition using GParted I'm running GParted from a live usb. When GParted tries to execute resize2fs -p /dev/nvme0n1p7 It throws an error and says "Please run 'e2fsck -f /dev/nvme0n1p7' first".
I have tried running the above command in terminal and following it with resize2fs -p /dev/nvme0n1p7 but get the same error. I've also tried rebooting as well as running chkdsk /f on windows.
Not sure what else to try. Any ideas?

A: It has to do with the timezone of your system. GParted live, for instance, boots with UTC timezone.
If you are in GMT+something timezone, then the last time the partition was mounted is in the future. Therefore, running e2fsck does not update the date that resize2fs is checking to insure that the partition was checked.
Setting a date in the future, or waiting for a day, will be sufficient to resolve this issue.
I had the same problem as you, and your update gave me the idea to try that.

A: In my case any change in the RTC or system date and time changed nothing and I kept getting the same error over and over again.
The solution was to add the -f option to resize2fs, e.g.
resize2fs -fp /dev/sda1 100M

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Anti-HIV antibody treatment promising in early experiments
September 27, 2018 HealthAIDS, ANTI HIV TREATMENTS, HIV, PILLSAsdiq Rana
27 Sep, 2018 2:08 pm
NEW YORK (Reuters ) – People living with HIV might someday be able to combat the virus with twice-a-year infusions of anti-HIV antibodies instead of daily antiretroviral pills, two preliminary experiments suggest.
The studies were extremely small – just seven patients in one, and nine in the other. And they only show that the anti-HIV antibodies have potential, not that they actually work. Larger, longer trials are needed to see whether this new treatment is safe and effective. Even then, it might take years for a new medicine to reach the market.
But the idea is tantalizing because daily pills that are currently the backbone of HIV treatment require a lifetime commitment. These pills stop working when patients stop taking them, which can happen when the medications are unaffordable, unavailable or cause serious side effects.
"If the larger trial with modified antibodies produces the expected results, they would be given once every six to nine months," said Dr. Michel Nussenzweig, senior author of both studies and a researcher at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Rockefeller University in New York City.
"This is helpful for people who forget to take their pills," Nussenzweig said by email. "In addition, the antibody is a natural product cloned from a human being and . . . so far it has few detectable side effects."
In the studies, scientists deployed two antibodies, called 3BNC117 and 10-1074, which had been identified by examining rare individuals whose bodies successfully combat HIV without the help of drugs. The two antibodies target proteins on the outside of the virus from two different angles, and recruit the body's immune system to combat infection.
Some cancer medicines use a similar approach to attack tumors by harnessing the immune system, but this approach hasn't yet been proven safe and effective for people with HIV.
For one of the experiments, nine HIV-positive patients stopped taking daily antiretroviral pills and then received three infusions of the two anti-HIV antibodies over the course of six weeks.
The duration of viral suppression ranged from 15 to more than 30 weeks, researchers report in Nature. In half of the patients, HIV was suppressed for at least 21 weeks.
Some patients reported mild fatigue, but there were no serious side effects.
One drawback of this experiment was that participants didn't have HIV circulating in their blood because they had been taking antiretroviral pills.
A second experiment focused on seven people who had been diagnosed with HIV but were not currently taking antiretrovirals, so the virus was circulating in their blood.
Researchers included people who had variants of HIV that might respond to the anti-HIV antibodies. Participants received either a single infusion with both antibodies or three infusions of both antibodies across six weeks.
After treatment, participants had significantly reduced levels of HIV in their bloodstream for up to three months, researchers report in Nature Medicine.
One problem that has vexed HIV researchers is the potential for the virus to morph into drug-resistant versions when it's exposed to treatments. In the current experiment, none of the participants developed resistance to both antibodies.
As with other HIV treatments, however, it's still possible patients might stop responding to these antibodies in the future, noted Dr. Anthony Moody, a researcher at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, who wasn't involved in the studies.
"Both antiretrovirals and the antibodies are only effective against HIV-1 strains that are susceptible, so if someone has resistance already, or comes into contact with resistant viruses, the medications may not be effective," Moody said by email.
Still, so-called broadly neutralizing antibodies like the ones tested in these two experiments have the potential to suppress the virus, which can currently be accomplished by daily antiretroviral pills, and also to clear virus-infected cells from the body, said Dr. Katharine Bar, a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia who wasn't involved in the study.
"Antiretrovirals suppress HIV replication, but they aren't able to clear the virus-infected cells that remain hidden," Bar said by email. "Broadly neutralizing antibodies are able to target HIV-infected cells, and therefore have the potential to be a part of a cure strategy."
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David Aikman| October 31, 2007
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You would have to have been hitchhiking across Siberia to have missed a striking new phenomenon: The atheists are back. Not just back, mind you, but globally parading in triumph across tv, bookstores, and the Internet. But don't be tongue-tied; an unlikely God Squad (including the flamboyant Al Sharpton) is taking them on.
In the past 12 months, atheist authors, according to The Wall Street Journal, have created a publishing sensation, selling more than 1 million books worldwide. These include: 500,000 hardcover copies of Richard Dawkins's The God Delusion (2006); 296,000 in sales for Christopher Hitchens's God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything (2007); 185,000 copies of Sam Harris's Letter to a Christian Nation (2006); 64,100 copies of Daniel C. Dennett's Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon (2006); and 60,000 copies of Victor J. Stenger's God: The Failed Hypothesis: How Science Shows That God Does Not Exist (2007).
The leader of the atheist pack is Oxford evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, holder of the Charles Simonyi professorship for the public understanding of science at Oxford University. Simonyi is one of the Microsoft billionaires. An atheist, he insisted that Dawkins be the first holder of his professorship because, as he said, Dawkins would be "Darwin's rottweiler."
Dawkins sets the tone for the new atheist surge, describing the God of the Old Testament as "arguably the most unpleasant character in all fiction: jealous and proud of it … petty … unjust, [an] unforgiving control-freak … misogynistic, homophobic, racist, infanticidal, genocidal. … "
Meanwhile, ex-Englishman Hitchens (who once provoked left-wing British mp George Galloway into calling him "a drink-sodden, ...
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David Aikman is professor of history and writer-in-residence at Patrick Henry College and wrote for Time magazine from 1971 to 1994. Among his books are Jesus in Beijing and A Man of Faith: The Spiritual Journey of George W. Bush. His column, "Global Prognosis," ran from 2006 to 2007.
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