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Reporting persons are holding 9.04% of the shares in the aggregate on behalf of other persons who have the right to receive or the power to direct the receipt of dividends from, or proceeds from the sale of, such securities. No one such other person's interest in the securities whose ownership is reported here relates to more than five percent of the class. Advisors exercises investment and voting power over the shares through a management committee comprised of Carl L. Gordon, Sven H. Borho and Jonathan T. Silverstein, each of whom disclaims beneficial ownership of the Common Stock reported herein.
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The undersigned hereby agree that the Statement on this Schedule 13G/A dated February 12, 2019 (the "Schedule 13G/A"), with respect to the Common Stock, par value $0.0001 per share, of Aeglea BioTherapeutics, Inc. is filed on behalf of each of us pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of Rule 13d-1(k) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and that this Agreement shall be included as an Exhibit to this Schedule 13G/A. Each of the undersigned agrees to be responsible for the timely filing of the Schedule 13G/A, and for the completeness and accuracy of the information concerning itself contained therein. This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts, all of which taken together shall constitute one and the same instrument.
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The Vatican announces the date of the canonisation of Blessed John Henry Newman along with four others on the third Sunday of October 2019.
At a Consistory of cardinals on Monday, Pope Francis formally approved Blessed John Henry Newman's canonisation along with that of Sister Mariam Thresia, of Giuseppina Vannini, of Dulce Lopes Pontes and of Margarita Bays.
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In February, the Pope signed a decree recognising a second miracle attributed to Blessed John Henry Newman, the inexplicable healing of a woman with a "life-threatening pregnancy".
Blessed John Henry Newman was one of the most prominent converts to Catholicism from Anglicanism of the 19th century. He was already an esteemed Anglican theologian when he founded the Oxford Movement to return the Church of England to its Catholic roots, before himself converting to the Catholic faith. He was renowned as a brilliant thinker and was made a cardinal by Pope Leo XIII. He died in Birmingham in 1890, aged 89, after founding the Birmingham Oratory.
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Medical cannabis oil for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) appears to be a well-tolerated, safe and effective option to relieve symptoms including seizures, tics, depression, restlessness and rage attacks, according to a new study by Israeli researchers from Ben-Gurion University (BGU) of the Negev and Soroka University Medical Center.
The findings, published in the journal Scientific Reports, also show that cannabis treatment can significantly improve sleep and concentration.
"Overall, more than 80 percent of the parents reported significant or moderate improvement in their child," said Lihi Bar-Lev Schleider of the BGU-Soroka Clinical Cannabis Research Institute.
Autistic spectrum disorder is an extensive developmental disorder that is expressed in almost all areas of a child's development. ASD is commonly considered to be a wide range of pervasive developmental disorders (PDD) in which there are various manifestations and symptoms.
For the study, researchers evaluated the data of 188 ASD children up to 18 years old who were treated with medical cannabis between 2015 and 2017.
Overall, after six months of treatment, 30 percent of patients reported a significant improvement; 53.7 percent reported moderate improvement; and only 15 percent had slight or no change.
Quality of life, mood and ability to perform daily living activities were evaluated prior to treatment and at six months. Good quality of life was reported by 31.3 percent of patients prior to treatment initiation. At six months, good quality of life more than doubled to 66.8 percent. Positive mood was reported as 42 percent before treatment and 63.5 after six months.
In addition, the ability to dress and shower independently improved significantly from cannabis treatment. Only a quarter (26.4 percent) reported no difficulty prior to the treatment while 42.9 percent improved their ability to dress and shower independently at six months.
Medical cannabis oil also significantly improved sleep and concentration. Before treatment, good sleep and concentration had been reported by only 3.3 percent and zero percent respectively vs. 24.7 percent and 14 percent during active treatment.
"While this study suggests that cannabis treatment is safe and can improve ASD symptoms and improve ASD patients' quality of life, we believe that double-blind, placebo-controlled trials are crucial for a better understanding of the cannabis effect on ASD patients," says Dr. Victor Novack, of the BGU-Soroka Clinical Cannabis Research Institute.


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Chaplynka (; ) es un asentamiento urbano ucraniano perteneciente al óblast de Jersón. Situado en el sur del país, era el centro del raión de Chaplinka hasta 2020, aunque ahora es parte del raión de Kajovka y del municipio (hromada) de Chaplinka.

La ciudad se encuentra ocupada por Rusia desde febrero de 2022 en el marco de la invasión rusa de Ucrania.

Geografía
Se encuentra a 145 km al sureste de Jersón y a 32 km al norte de Armiansk en el istmo de Perekop.

Historia
Fue fundada en 1794, por los primeros pobladores del distrito de Dnipro de la gobernación de Táurida.

El pueblo pasó por varias manos durante la guerra civil rusa, hasta que fue tomado definitivamente por las fuerzas soviéticas el 30 de octubre de 1920. Chaplinka fue el centro del distrito desde 1923. En 1933 se inició la publicación de un periódico regional.

Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Chaplinka fue ocupada por las fuerzas alemanas el 12 de septiembre de 1941, y las familias judías fueron expulsadas o asesinadas. Chaplinka fue liberada por el Ejército Rojo el 31 de octubre de 1943.

Chaplynka tiene el estatus de asentamiento de tipo urbano desde 1956.  En 1957 había una fábrica de ladrillos, una mantequera, un molino, una escuela secundaria, una escuela de siete años, un cine de verano, un cine de invierno, dos bibliotecas y una casa de la cultura.

En la noche del 22 de noviembre de 2015, las torres de alta tensión se volaron cerca de Chaplinka, que suministraba el suministro eléctrico a Crimea, por lo que hubo que declarar el estado de emergencia en Crimea.

A principios de febrero de 2019, se completó el trabajo para aumentar la altura de la torre de televisión en Chaplynka, de 92 a 133 metros. Gracias al aumento en la altura de la suspensión de la televisión y antenas confiables, la señal de transmisión de los canales de televisión y estaciones de radio de Ucrania tiene la oportunidad de extenderse al los raiónes de Chaplinka, Kalanchak, Jersón y Krasnoperekop en Crimea.

A partir del 24 de febrero de 2022, el asentamiento fue ocupado tras la invasión rusa de Ucrania de 2022. El 7 de marzo de 2022, los ocupantes dispersaron una manifestación pacífica cerca de Chaplynka y comenzaron a disparar (con dos civiles resultando heridos). Al sur de la ciudad se encuentra el aeródromo de Chaplinka que, a partir del 9 de agosto de 2022, se utiliza como base de las Fuerzas Armadas rusas contra Ucrania.

Estatus administrativo
Hasta el 18 de julio de 2020, Chaplynka fue el centro del raión homónimo. El raión se abolió en julio de 2020 como parte de la reforma administrativa de Ucrania, que redujo el número de rayones del óblast de Jersón a cinco. El área del raión de Chaplinka se fusionó con el raión de Kajovka.

Demografía
La evolución de la población entre 1886 y 2021 fue la siguiente:Según el censo de 2001, la lengua materna de la mayoría de los habitantes, el 92,54%, es el ucraniano; del 5,94% es el ruso.

Infraestructura

Transporte
La estación de tren más cercana está en Kalanchak, a 16 km.

Personas ilustres

 Mikola Kulish (1892-1937): prosista, dramaturgo y pedagogo ucraniano, considerado una de las figuras principales del Renacimiento fusilado.

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Localidades del óblast de Jerson

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Liz Kaster is the Manager of the Active Transportation COI. She has a Masters in Urban and Regional Planning and has spent the last eight years working with communities across the Northwest to make it safe, easy, and fun to walk, bike, skateboard, and take transit. Liz lives in Tacoma and loves that her role with the PWI allows her to forge strong partnerships throughout the Watershed and collaboratively address critical community priorities, like Safe Routes to School and connecting the trail network.
Kara Lanning joined the Puyallup Watershed Initiative in August 2018 as the AgCOI Manager. Kara earned her doctorate in Horticulture from Washington State University and has prior experience working with the agricultural community throughout the Pacific Northwest. She is invested in bringing farmers, farmworkers, and local agriculture advocates together to execute projects that promote and preserve the Watershed's abundant agricultural lands and resources. Kara and her family have lived in Puyallup since 2011. Her favorite pastimes include turning her small yard into an edible landscape, experimenting with new bakes, and taking long walks through the woods with her friends and family.
I am Jenn Grimm and I live in Seattle. I am the manager for the Environmental Education COI (EECOI). My adventure with PWI began as the coordinator for the Biodiversity COI, but when it closed down I was selected to be the manager for the EECOI. I have degrees in Marine Science, Education, and Marine Policy. My past positions include working for small and large non-profits, city government, and a state university. I was a Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines helping with coastal resources management. I love to travel, photography, reading, and exploring the outdoors.
Lexi joined the Puyallup Watershed Initiative in May 2018 as the FCOI Manager. In previous roles, Lexi has worked as the Sustainable Development Manager for a state-wide nonprofit, and research associate for a Federal oceanography program. She brings with her a passion for inclusive, equitable, and community-driven environmental stewardship. She was born and raised in Tacoma. She has an M.S. in Natural Resources and Environment, a B.S. in Oceanography, and a B.A. in Finnish, which she has used surprisingly often. When she is not at work, she's most likely reading a novel or hiking one of the Northwest's beautiful trails.
Carrie has been a resident of Tacoma for over 10 years, choosing to live here after completion of her military service. She earned a BS in Environmental Science from UW Tacoma, and has been strongly involved in community and volunteer activities throughout the Puyallup Watershed. Carrie was introduced to the Puyallup Watershed Initiative wile working for a local nonprofit. She was first involved in the Environment Education COI, and then helped start the Industrial Stormwater COI. Carrie is invested in the PWI because she believes it has the power to continue to make the Puyallup Watershed a great place to live.
Brandi Yañez-Riddle (Qulla-Quechua) lives in Central Tacoma with her family and is a recent first generation graduate from the UW's College of Built Environments – Community, Environment & Planning Program. She has a passion for food justice and indigenous food sovereignty work and is amazed at the power of food to bring people together. Her favorite book is Dr. Seuss's The Butter Battle Book because food analogies are fun! She now proudly serves as the Coordinator for the Just & Healthy Food System COI.
Tiffany joined the Initiative in 2018 and cultivates capacity across the entire organization with emphasis to the Communities of Interest (COI). She is a multipotentialite loving the beautiful Puget Sound as a transplanted local. By livelihood she is a Community Cultivation Practitioner recognized by the United Nations accredited International Association for Community Development, and is certificated in SEED Methodology (Social Economic Environmental Design). She holds two interdisciplinary degrees grounded in experiential learning- B.A. in Social Issues and Public Policy and M.A. in Global Studies (emphasis on human behavior). Her favorite character as a child and an adult is the original Ms. Frizzle of the Magic School Bus.
Hannah Miner is the Community Engagement Lead for the Active Transportation COI. With over seven years of experience working in this field, Hannah has developed and implemented programs and events to encourage and support community members to embrace active transportation for everyday trips, including Tacoma-Pierce County Bike Month, Sheridan Elementary School Safe Routes to School Program, and Downtown to Defiance: Sunday Parkways. In her current role, Hannah is most excited to explore new partnerships and implement creative solutions to reduce barriers to safe, healthy, and affordable active transportation options. When she is not supporting the work of the AT COI, Hannah can be found in her home garden or supporting local food projects like the Galluci Learning Garden.
Lisa joined the Puyallup Watershed Initiative in July 2017 as the EECOI's Administrative Coordinator. She has more than a decade of experience providing employee support services in the airline industry. Lisa brings a strong appreciation for her community - both its physical beauty and the welcoming people who inhabit the area - and she's overwhelmed by the information and opportunities the PWI provides to all of our Communities of Interests. Lisa was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and enjoys hiking (Mt. Townsend is a favorite), kayaking, and garden and home improvement projects.
Jennifer joined the Puyallup Watershed Initiative (PWI) in September of 2015. Her PWI journey began years before as a nonprofit participant, and evolved to include co-management of a Community of Interest and eventually Initiative-wide support first as the PWI Community Relations Manager and then as Acting Director. Now, she welcomes the opportunity to serve as the Initiative's first Executive Director supporting the Initiative's growth and development into an independent, community-based nonprofit. Jennifer was born and raised in Tacoma, and managed regional projects around urban green space restoration and environmental education prior to joining the PWI. Jennifer holds a Master of Public Administration and B.S. in Atmospheric Sciences both from the University of Washington.
Heidi joined the Puyallup Watershed Initiative in October 2018 as the Administrative Lead of the Active Transportation COI. She has more than a decade of experience leading and supporting complex projects and implementing organizational efficiencies. She received a degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Washington in 2007. She has always had a deep passion for the environment and anything science-related. Whether it's to protect animal species or advocate for the well-being of indigenous communities, she believes in making this world a better place for current and future populations. When not working, she enjoys gardening, any and every outdoor activity that beckons her, and being an aunt to her nieces and nephew.
Adriane joined PWI March 2018 as the JHFS Assistant Coordinator. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from The Evergreens State College -Tacoma, Adriane brings a resourceful and results based approach. Her journey with PWI started out as a community member participating in a focus group and now looks forward to continuing to be a strong advocate of marginalized voices while addressing the needs of this Community. Having been raised for much of her life in Tacoma, she enjoys the beautiful scenery while walking her dog Koda and going on adventures with her children.
Sarah joined the Puyallup Watershed Initiative in September 2017 as the Office Manager, where she supports the coordination and operations of the PWI team. Sarah has over 10 years of experience providing facilities management and administrative support in the aerospace industry and is versed in Quality Management and LEAN / Six Sigma principles. As a native to the Pacific Northwest, Sarah is invested in the Puyallup Watershed because she is passionate about preserving our land and the quality of our abundant resources for future generations.


New Zone Art Gallery annual fundraiser yART Sale starts 10a-6p April 20-21, and 12-4p April 22. Household goods, art and collectibles will be on sale at this event. New Zone is an art collective that will accept any donations from the community. Donations may be dropped off at the gallery on 12-6p April 19 and throughout weekend. New Zone is located at 220 W. 8th Ave. On April 19. For more information, call Steve at 541-935-4308, or go to newzonegallery.org.


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Lee runs a consulting group called GliderCell, which produces creative concepts and strategies across disciplines. He did some early work in creating an educational model that incorporated concepts from chaos theory. Many of the ideas stemming from this research can be applied broadly to organizations or to socio-political challenges. Lee is also the founder of Ideas In Motion, organized through Meetup. You can contact lee at lee@glidercell.com
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Danielle is an adjunct faculty member at Waubonsee Community College, a tutor inside the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice, and a service industry employee. Dr. Johnson received an MA in Communication and a PhD in Social/Organizational-Industrial Psychology from Northern Illinois University. She graduated in 2015 and since then has been developing a unified theory of psychology which helps individuals maximize their mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Currently, she is focused on applying this work to her local community. You can contact Danielle at drjohnson8808@gmail.com


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PEN America Urges Illinois Prison Officials to Reverse 'Troubling' Decision to Remove 200+ Books in a Prison Library
Overwhelming Majority of Removed Books Are About Black History and Contemporary Race Issues
NEW YORK–The recent removal of over 200 books from the Danville Correctional Center's prison library in Illinois appears to indicate a troubling disregard for prisoners' right to read, particularly in regard to books about or related to race, PEN America said today.
On May 29, Illinois Public Media reported that prison officials at the Danville Correctional Center, which imprisons approximately1,800 inmates, removed 202 books from the prison library run by the University of Illinois-affiliated Education Justice Project (EJP), after temporarily suspending the program. (A full list of the removed titles can be accessed here.)
Commentators have noted that the overwhelming majority of the removed books are about black history and contemporary racial issues, along with titles on incarceration and rehabilitation. Prison officials have claimed that the books did not previously go through their content-based review process, although the books entered the facility at different times and other titles entered at the same time were not removed. The Education Justice Project, run by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, created the inmate-run library in 2009 to compensate for the severe underfunding of libraries in the Illinois prison system.
In recent years, various state and federal prison systems have used broad content-based guidelines to ban huge numbers of books based on their substance, in addition to restricting or shutting down book deliveries entirely with the stated aim of blocking contraband from entering prisons. In the past two years alone, PEN America has joined others in decrying such policies in Ohio, New York, Maryland, and elsewhere. After public outcry, some of these policies have been rescinded or amended.
"The fact that these removed books deal primarily with contemporary racial issues is, unfortunately, not a surprise to us," said James Tager, Deputy Director of Free Expression Research and Policy. "In our work pushing back against undue restrictions on prisoners' right to read, we have consistently noted that books dealing with race—or even books written by African-American authors—are significantly more likely to fall afoul of these censorship strictures. We are troubled by these removals, and we urge the officials at Danville Correctional Center to re-examine and to reverse their decision."
PEN America has long championed the restorative, rehabilitative, and transformative possibilities of the written word through programs including the Prison Writing Program, founded in 1971, and its recently-launched Writing for Justice Fellowship, which commissions writers to illuminate critical issues related to mass incarceration. PEN America has also spoken out against the troubling advancement of both content-based and content-neutral book bans in prisons across the country.
CONTACT: PEN America media consultant Suzanne Trimel, [email protected]
Tags: Banned Books, Books To Prisoners, Free Expression, Freedom to Read, prison librariesGenre: Press ReleaseTopic: Banned Books, prison libraryCategory: Advocacy, News, News & AnalysisCountry: United States


The push is on to implement biometric screening at major US airports. The DHS has been pushing this for awhile, telling concerned travelers all they need to do to opt out is not travel. The pilot programs don't seem to have produced anything in the way of actionable results, but the administration's insistence that the US is surrounded by terrorists has dropped a lead foot on the DHS's gas pedal, resulting in an accelerated process that ignores both concerns about biometric scanning tech and the concerns of the traveling public that will be subjected to it.
EPIC's numerous FOIAs have resulted in an impressive stash of documents detailing the DHS's biometric scanning surge.


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Explore Victoria's social, political & cultural development with original documents and images. These pages provide a glimpse of the variety of historical resources that you can find in the State Library's collections - both onsite & online.
Reconciliation, women's suffrage and a shorter working day are all part of the history of Victoria.
Scandalous stories that shaped the colony, from convicts & alcohol to a founder called Batman.
A young nation rushed to war, eager to prove its worth to the British Empire.
The discovery of gold changed the land and brought half a million people to Victoria.
The threat of war on our doorstep ensured Australia's participation in the Second World War.
From bushrangers to bombers, Glenrowan to Gun Alley, Victoria has a colourful criminal history.
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Well, after months of blood, sweat and beers the new 'Birds of Poole Harbour' website is finally here!
BOPH (as we will be calling it) is proud to announce that we are up and running as a fully functional resource to help birdwatchers and naturalists, beginners and experts, young or old, learn and understand a bit more about this vast haven for birds. Dorset is claimed to be one of the most bio-diverse counties in the country, with it's ever changing landscapes, mesmerizing range of habitats and beautifully complex eco-systems it's no wonder the birds flourish.
The concept has been inspired by other such websites that celebrate Dorset's wealth of bird life. For example the wonderfully detailed 'CHOG' website (Christchuch Harbour Ornithological Group), http://www.chog.org.uk/ , and Portland's information rich 'Portland Bird Observatory' website, http://www.portlandbirdobs.org.uk/index.htm . As well as the many bird obsessed bloggers who keep meticulous records of birds and wildlife in their local areas....they truly make great reading.
BOPH would firstly like to thank all the local birders and naturalists for their input onto the site. Without their wealth of knowledge there just wouldn't be a website to make. BOPH would also like to thank the National Trust, Dorset Wildlife Trust, The Sandbanks Hotel and the Sound Approach for their outstanding co-operation in allowing us to set up the Brownsea Lagoon webcam, this will no-doubt entertain many people for many, many hours. We would also like to thank Beetleweb, the creators of this elegant website who have been ridiculously easy to work with over the last six months. The RSPB for allowing us to help with their winter Birdboat tours, hopefully making them bigger and better than ever, and lastly, BOPH would like to thank you...the visitors to this site, who we hope by taking the time to read the sites content will learn at least one thing you didn't know before.
Many thanks again, and we look forward to seeing you out in the field!


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Measles is still common in many parts of the world. Unvaccinated travelers who get measles in other countries continue to bring the disease into the United States.
Traveling abroad with your child?
Infants 6 to 11 months old need 1 dose of measles vaccine before traveling abroad. Children 12 months and older should receive 2 doses before travel. Check with your pediatrician before leaving on your trip to make sure your children are protected.


Adopting best practices in the warehouse is essential for the safety of employees and maintaining legal compliance. It also leads to the smooth running of the warehouses and ultimately improves business.
All companies with as little as one bay of racking should be legally compliant and examinations by a qualified SEMA approved inspector should carried out at least once or twice yearly; rack safety inspections form a key part of the process which ensures that businesses remains legally compliant.
Possible changes from the original design requirements.
Inspections are carried out from ground level with the visual examination of exterior and other reasonably accessible racking components. If any damaged racking is identified which requires immediate attention, the site contact will be informed of the racking component and its position in the installation.
Following an inspection, racking will be categorised into three risks, green, amber and red.
Green – areas where damage is sufficiently low to allow the continued use of the racking with no further action.
Amber – areas where the damage is sufficiently severe and warrants remedial work, but not enough to warrant the immediate unloading of the rack. Once the rack is unloaded however, it should not be reloaded until repairs have been carried out. In the event that the storage position is full for four weeks after the initial identification of the problem, the rack should be off-loaded for repair without further delay.
Red – areas where a high level of damage is identified, exceed the indicated industry standard, which warrants an area of racking being immediately offloaded and isolated from future use until repair work is carried out.
In the case of a red category the racking should be classified and treated as soon as possible with processes for repair being adopted and worked into daily routines. It is vital to remember that any damage will result in a reduced safety factor of the structure. Employees must pay particular attention to damaged uprights, bracing beams and beam safety pins.
Safety can be integrated easily into employees' day to day routines. Processes can be worked into the running of a warehouse in a number of ways through training, team briefings and eliminating problems at the source, for example replacing defective pallets before they enter the warehouse.
Furthermore, warehouse managers are increasingly relying on temporary and agency workers who sometimes have little or no prior experience of working in this environment. It is vital that safety training becomes part of the induction process.
Is the racking erected on a sound level floor?
Is the system installed in accordance with manufactures instructions?
If secured to a building has this been proved by structural calculations?
Are double sided runs connected and spaced by using appropriate run spacers?
Is the racking fixed securely to the floor?
Are beam connector locks fixed at both ends of the beam?
Are the correct maximum load notices on display?
Are all racks in alignment?
Are the correct pallets being utilised?
If there is any obvious physical signs of rack damage? Identified damage must be assessed and reported in accordance with the Codes of Practice.
Is there sufficient protective equipment in use e.g. column guards and rack end protectors?
Has the handling equipment changed since the original specification?
It is important to share reoccurring safety and damage issues with staff to help find solutions. For example, damage that often occurs with small parts storage can include shelf overloading and warehouse operatives climbing or standing on racking. The most common damage on small part storage is from people standing on the lower shelf to reach the top shelves rather than using the correct access equipment. Under no circumstances should any personnel stand or climb any type of shelving or racking.
Different levels of inspection are required under different circumstances. Upon initially finding damaged racking, a written report must be submitted to the person with responsibility for rack safety in the warehouse.
The racking installation in image one comprises of two main elements: the beams – comprising the beam section, end connectors and safety locks, and the frames, comprising uprights, bracing and baseplates.
The pieces of racking that will be reviewed during an inspection are outlined below (also see image below).
As previously stated, it is of the utmost importance to report all damage to ensure the necessary precautionary actions are taken.
It is not recommended to repair damaged rack components any component no longer fit for use should be replaced on a like for like basis. If the bottom portion of an upright is damaged, replace the whole upright up to the original splice level. Do not cut and splice in a small piece of upright and never apply heat in an attempt to straighten bent components.
Similar to racking, SEMA quantifies damage to frame uprights and bracing as green, amber or red risk. These rules only apply to damage that produces an overall bend in a component and do not apply to highly localised damage such as dents, buckles , tears and splits. Bends are judged against a 1000mm straight edge, localised bends over a shorter length should be judged pro-rata, i.e. over a half metre length half the limit applies. Racks subjected to tears and splits should be replaced.
For an upright that has been damaged in both directions, the damage shall be measured and treated separately and the appropriate limits observed.
For bracing members bent in either plane, the maximum gap should not exceed 10mm. Pro-rata for bracing members less than 1000mm long.
If the upright slot is damaged the top of an upright slot may become damaged by the safety lock pin, if the beam has been raised. If damage has occurred the beam should be repositioned (up or down) on the upright so that the pin fits through an undamaged slot.
If the vertical beam deflection is more than SPAN/200* the beam is overloaded, remove the load and check against permissible load data.
If the beam is permanently bowed when unloaded it has been overloaded. A straightness tolerance of 1 in 1000 is permitted. If the unloaded beam bow is more than SPAN/1000**, vertically or horizontally, it must be replaced.
All racking brings the obvious potential for damage by vehicles. In places of repetitive damage, install rack protection. Proper guidelines for forklift truck traffic, maintaining good housekeeping and improving lighting can also help prevent damage to racking and should be part of best practice.
Back strains and injuries are common concerns in warehousing, shelving and storage solutions can be installed which allow access and retrieval of stock at a comfortable, ergonomic height. Products such as vertical storage machines or pallet pull out units are ideal for this as they are designed to present stock at an optimal height and allows stock to be reached without straining.
Integrating best practice and partaking in regular inspections keeps staff safe in the workplace, reduces downtime lost to accidents and faulty equipment, and eliminates the risk of fines for non-compliance, improving business operations, growing profitability and increasing competitive edge.
* Deflection greater than SPAN/200 when loaded: Overall beam length divided by 200 is the maximum allowed deflection when the beam is loaded i.e. for a 2700mm beam/200 the beam can deflect 13.5mm when loaded to comply with the SEMA guidelines.
** Deflection greater than SPAN/1000 when unloaded: Overall beam length divided by 1000 is the maximum allowed deflection after the beam is unloaded i.e. for a 2700mm beam/1000 the beam can deflect 2.7mm when the load has been removed to comply with the SEMA guidelines.
How many pallet positions do you have (approx)?


Osborne/McGraw-Hill has just released the first title in a new series of Assembly Language Subroutines.
6502 Assembly Language Subroutines by Lance A. Leventhal and Winthrop Saville presents an overview of assembly language programming for the 6502 microprocessor and a collection of more than forty useful subroutines. These routines can be used as subroutines in actual applications and as guidelines for complex programs.
Leventhal and Saville provide code for common routines including: code conversion, array manipulation, arithmetic, bit manipulation, summation, sorting and searching. Also included are examples of I/O routines, interrupt service routines, and initialization routines for common family chips such as parallel and serial interfaces, and timers. These subroutines can run on microcomputers manufactured by Apple, Commodore, Ohio Scientific, Atari, and on other 6502-based micros.
This book, as well as forthcoming books in the series, is aimed at the user who wishes to utilize assembly language immediately. All routines have been debugged, tested and documented.


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David and Barbara Green and their adult children are devout Christians who seek to honor God by running their family business "in a manner consistent with Biblical principles." But the government's HHS Mandate required the Greens to provide insurance coverage for drugs and services, contrary to the family's religious beliefs—or pay millions of dollars in fines. With the help of Becket, the Green family went to court to defend their rights and won on June 30, 2014, when the U.S. Supreme Court granted a landmark victory for religious liberty in favor of the Greens and their family business.
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David and Barbara Green founded Hobby Lobby in a garage. From the beginning, it has been a family business—David worked an extra job to support his family, Barbara mailed out orders, and their children glued picture frames at the kitchen table in exchange for money to buy baseball cards. Hobby Lobby has since grown from one 300-square-foot store to more than 700 stores across the country, becoming one of the nation's leading arts and crafts retailers. Their success story is a true example of the American dream.
The Greens are devout Christians who seek to honor God by "operating their company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles." All stores are closed on Sundays and only operate 66 hours per week to allow employees to spend evenings and Sundays with their families. The Greens start all full-time hourly workers at more than double the federal minimum wage because they believe in treating people well.
A mandate that violates the Green family's faith
In 2011, the government's HHS Mandate required the Greens to provide insurance coverage for potentially life-terminating drugs and devices, contrary to the family's religious convictions—or pay millions of dollars in fines to the IRS.
The Green family has no moral objection to 16 of 20 contraceptives required in the mandate, and Hobby Lobby has continued its longstanding practice of covering these drugs and services for their employees. However, the Greens could not provide or pay for four drugs and devices like the morning-after pill and the week-after pill. Covering these services would violate their deeply held religious belief that life begins at the moment of conception.
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Q: Adjusted mean and mean test for multiple regression in R I formed a multiple linear regression model:
corona_soz <- lm(LZ~age  + belastet_SZ + belastet_SNZ + guteSeiten_SZ + guteSeiten_SNZ + Zufriedenh_EW + Zufriedenh_BZ + SES_3, data = MF, subset = (sex == 1))
summary(corona_soz)

For this model, I would like to calculate the adjusted mean. For this I have already used the package emmeans. I would like to calculate the adjusted mean for the respective sex (men: sex == 1, women: sex == 2). For this, I also formed an extra regression model again, since sex is already included in the subset in the model above.
mean_MF <- lm(LZ~age  + belastet_SZ + belastet_SNZ + guteSeiten_SZ + guteSeiten_SNZ + Zufriedenh_EW + Zufriedenh_BZ + SES_3, data = MF)
summary(mean_MF)

Then I wanted to calculate the mean value:
emmeans(mean_MF, ~ sex)

And received the following message:
> emmeans(mean_MF, ~ sex)
Error in emmeans(mean_MF, ~sex) :
  No variable named sex in the reference grid

Is there any other way or simple solution for this?
I have also tried various other ways, but unfortunately do not understand where the problem lies.
In addition, I would like to perform a mean test to determine significant differences in the mean values (mean and adjusted mean) and unfortunately I can't find anything suitable.
! How do I handle it if I want to get the emmeans from 3 expressions instead of 2 as in the example above (sex: males == 1, females ==2)?
So f.e. the number of children coded as follows (Kinder_A):

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*1child: 1

*2 children: 2

*≥3 children: 3

> F_AKind_scor <- lm(LZ~age + belastet_SZ + belastet_SNZ + guteSeiten_SZ + guteSeiten_SNZ + Zufriedenh_EW + Zufriedenh_BZ + SES_3 + Kinder_A, data = Frauen)

Because when I run the code, I only get one EEM instead of 3 EEM's for my 3 expressions (1,2,3).
> emmeans(F_AKind_scor, ~ Kinder_A)
 Kinder_A emmean     SE    df lower.CL upper.CL
      1.2   6.96 0.0223 11415     6.92        7

In addition, I would like to perform a mean test to determine significant differences in the mean values (mean and adjusted mean) and unfortunately I can't find anything suitable.

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Texas AG Ken Paxton Declares Daily Fantasy Sports Illegal In State
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Texas has become the latest state to declare daily fantasy sports as illegal. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said on Tuesday that having being tasked with the job to determine if DFS is legal or not, he is of the opinion that none of the DFS operators' claims square up with existing Texas Law. He believes that that it is prohibited to gamble in Texas if you bet on the performance of a participant in a sporting event in which the house takes a cut.
He went on to say," These sites are also wrong in claiming an actual-contestant exception, which applies only to contestants in an actual skill or sporting event. And unlike some other states, Texas law only requires 'partial chance' for something to be gambling; it does not require that chance predominate." Paxton does however differentiate between daily fantasy and the traditional season fantasy games which are according to him legal. Paxton now joins other prominent Attorney Generals like those from Illinois, Texas and New York who are all of the opinion that DFS is nothing more than gambling as the element of luck is a key element of the game. Added to these states is Nevada which now require operators of DFS to have a sports betting license.
Reaction to AG Paxton's ruling was not slow in coming. DraftKings said in a statement," We strongly disagree with the Attorney General's prediction about what the courts may or may not do if ever presented with the issue of whether daily fantasy sports are legal under Texas law. The Texas Legislature has expressly authorized games of skill, and daily fantasy sports are a game of skill. The Attorney General's prediction is predicated on a fundamental misunderstanding of DFS. We intend to continue to operate openly and transparently in Texas, so that the millions of Texans who are fantasy sports fans can continue to enjoy the contests they love."
FanDuel also reacted and said, "Today's advisory opinion by the Attorney General of Texas is founded on a misinterpretation of the law and misunderstanding of the facts about fantasy sports. Fantasy sports has always been a legal contest of skill in Texas. The Texas legislature has expressly recognized that payment of an entry fee to compete for prizes in a contest of skill is not illegal gambling. Texans have long enjoyed participating legally in a wide variety of contests on that basis. The Attorney General's advisory prediction that a Texas court might think fantasy sports fall outside that protection because fantasy sports contestants are not actually participating in the sports events disregards that the selection of a fantasy roster to compete against other contestants' selections is a separate valid contest of skill all its own."
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Ben Butler's site-specific installation at Rice Gallery, Unbounded, is a dream project for anybody who ever got lost playing with Lincoln Logs, an Erector Set, LEGO® bricks or Tinkertoy® building sets.
This is a man who, self-admittedly, has always been drawn to really repetitive work. He began with a small truckload of poplar boards, delivered to his Memphis, TN studio, which he then hand-cut on a table saw to yield 10,000 sticks. He purchased 30,000 wooden matchsticks and cut away the phosphorus tips.
In his studio, against the wall, he created a large jig and started assembling precise two-dimensional grids from the sticks. At their junction, a hole was drilled and a matchstick tapped into place to hold the sticks together. Line up, intersect, drill, tap, repeat. He continued this process, over and over again, until he had created 300 randomly shaped flat sheets of varying heights, which were then brought to Rice Gallery.
Butler's fondness for the hand-pegged, three-dimensional cubic grid is not new; he has utilized the form in previous works, but never on this scale. Drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese stone gardens and Chinese scholars' rocks, where the adjustment of the positive can manipulate the negative, he sketched onto paper a winding path with nooks and crannies, which was then replicated on the gallery floor with blue tape.
Aided by a construction team with electric drills, they positioned wall after wall, loosely following the winding blue tape path, drilling holes and placing matchsticks as they converted the two-dimensional walls into an organic, natural grid city. Diagonals were added for structural integrity, and decisions were made to add, subtract or edit in response to the space.
Unbounded is a physical experience. The viewer is invited to sign the guest register and later leave comments for the artist. For those who are able to download the app, an audio tour is available for smartphones. While walking through the space, and when positioned just right, the viewer can see long tunnels of perfectly aligned boxes. At times, the structure reaches for the ceiling; at other points it is waist high. There are many small areas where the visitor can stand still, surrounded by the colorless wood, and feel enveloped by this man-made square cell forest.
In the lobby outside the installation, watch a video by Brenda Cruz-Wolf as the artist explains his process. A second video by Joshua Fischer shows the build from start to finish, using time lapse photography.
While the installation is site-specific and designed to be temporary, Butler believes the materials will "carry with them the history of Unbounded," and he plans to use them again in the creation of future works.
For those new to Rice Gallery, it is best reached using Campus entrance 1 at the intersection of Main and Sunset. Paid parking is available in the Founder's Court Visitor Lot directly in front of Sewall Hall.
Unbounded continues through August 28, at Rice University, Rice Gallery, 6100 Main, 352 Sewall Hall, open Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., 713-348-6069, ricegallery.org. Free.


IWAO FURUSHO, the lead designer of the awarded project Private Restaurant:Wulumuqi lu Private Restaurant by IWAO FURUSHO explicates, It's an old building renovation project made to be a high-class restaurant in Shanghai, China, with only 4 rooms and 1 foyer. Antiques are placed inside to match outside traditional courtyard, connecting indoor and outdoor in vision and creating the vast world in the human mind. When people eating inside, they can enjoy the view of the courtyard, remove the distractions and be relaxed. Next to the courtyard, an area like traditional Japanese architecture "enngawa", it can be a courtyard prospect deck, a passageway, and more importantly, a place where talks happen..


At Lucky Jiu Jitsu & Fitness Club we build our kids up to be champions in life! One of the ways we do this, is through our life skills program. Each month we go over the Life Skill: defining the skill, giving them examples, asking them to give their coaches examples, working on each Life Skill at home and school, and we also incorporate the Life Skill into our kids martial arts classes.
This month we are learning along with Harry how to control our temper, and ignore the people or person who is trying to get under our skin. We are also going to learn to control our appetite for junk food and learn to walk away from the temptation.
Parent Tip of the Month: This month show your child you have self-control by setting a goal to eat healthier and exercise..
Remember, you are your child's FIRST role model. They want to be just like YOU! Be sure to demonstrate self-control in everything you do and every interaction with your children!
Here is a link with Harry and his Coach explaining Self-Control.
What Benefits Do Martial Arts Offer That Team Sports Don't?
By teaching your child how to defend themselves, ether standing up and/or on the ground, we are teaching them the best forms of self defense. Without a doubt Muay Thai Kickboxing is the best form of stand up martial arts and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is the best form of ground martial arts.
Most martial arts schools only focus on the stand up self defense or the ground self defense. At Lucky Mixed Martial Arts we specialize in both! We are always working to improve our curriculum to make sure your child is learning the best skills.
At Lucky Jiu Jitsu & Fitness Club we believe in not only making champions in martial arts, we believe in making champions in life! Our programs are designed to increase your child's confidence, self esteem, and help to make them a better person!
Having your child involved in mixed martial arts will teach them discipline, respect, and self control. These necessary tools will help them throughout life, as well as avoid fights, and defend themselves when conflict in unavoidable.
Instead of trying to "make the team" or sitting on the bench, everyone is able to participate. They are able to rank up (belt/strips), compete, and progress as an individual.
Kids Martial Arts is one of the few sports where boys and girls can play/train together.
Kids Martial Arts classes are one of the best ways for your child to get in shape and lead a healthy life. Unlike team sports, where a lot of kids sit on the bench, in martial arts training every child is pushed to make themselves better. This is very important in this day and age where kids just want to play video games. The workouts are fun and a lot of the time the kids don't even realize they are exercising while they are learning self defense.
Unlike team sports, which have seasons, they are able to train all year round!
If you're like the many parents whose kids take our martial arts classes… you don't just want your child to learn self-defense. You want them to also learn respect, focus and discipline for a successful future. And you want them to get great exercise for health and wellness.
Your child will get all of these and more in every one of our Southlake, Grapevine, Colleyville, Keller, Trophy Club, Roanoke kids martial arts classes. And our fun, expert instructors will be there to guide them every step of the way. Click here to learn more and enroll your child today.
If you live in the following towns of Fort Worth, Southlake, Grapevine, Colleyville, Trophy Club, Roanoke, Lewisville, Coppell, Euless, Bedford, North Richland Hills, and Keller then you and children are close enough to come train with us!


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Eddie Jones announces provisional 45-man elite player squad for pre-season training camp
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Eddie Jones has announced a provisional 45-man elite player squad (EPS) for England's pre-season training camp in August.
The squad will meet at the Lensbury Hotel from 6-8 August and take part in training, planning meetings and individual reviews in preparation for the Old Mutual Wealth Series against South Africa, Fiji, Argentina and Australia later in the year.
Jones has named a number of uncapped players to attend the camp. Mike Williams (Leicester Tigers) and Nathan Hughes (Wasps) are included for the first time while Josh Beaumont (Sale Sharks), Kyle Sinckler (Harlequins) and Ben Te'o (Worcester Warriors) have all previously spent time with England.
Following their series win in South Africa with England Saxons, Dan Robson (Wasps), Mike Haley (Sale Sharks) and Charlie Ewels (Bath Rugby) will join the camp, as will Joe Marchant (Harlequins) and Will Evans (Leicester Tigers), who were part of the England team who won the World Rugby U20 Championship in June.
England will announce a final 45-man EPS on 30 September for the Old Mutual Wealth Series starting against South Africa at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 12 November.
"This camp sets the scene for November," said England head coach Jones. "It's important to catch-up with the players prior to the start of the season and continue to put our plans in place.
"We'll use this time to reset and review each player's goals so they're clear on what is expected of them between now and when we meet up again in October. It also gives us an opportunity to meet and assess some new players and ensure they are familiar with the England setup.
"The long-term strategy for England is to develop a side who can be the most dominant team in world rugby, so we've chosen a number of new faces to attend this camp on the form they have shown recently or the potential we see in them.
"There will always be opportunities for anyone playing consistently well in the Premiership at the start of the season to force their way into the EPS – the door is always open. Naturally players not included in this pre-season camp will be disappointed, but consistent high-level performances can change this.
"Our next game presents us with a huge challenge. England has not beaten South Africa since 2006 and we've lost our last five games against the Springboks at Twickenham. Not a single player who will attend the pre-season camp has played in a side that has ever beaten South Africa.
"While we acknowledge that we're moving in the right direction we also recognise that defeat is never far away. It's important the players all keep trying to improve and push themselves to reach new standards in their game. We cannot afford to have any complacency in our approach to this Test."
45-man provisional EPS for England's August training camp
Josh Beaumont (Sale Sharks)
Dan Cole (Leicester Tigers)
Luke Cowan-Dickie (Exeter Chiefs)
Jack Clifford (Harlequins)
Will Evans (Leicester Tigers)
Charlie Ewels (Bath Rugby)
Jamie George (Saracens)
Ellis Genge (Leicester Tigers)
Teimana Harrison (Northampton Saints)
Dylan Hartley (Northampton Saints)
James Haskell (Wasps)
Paul Hill (Northampton Saints)
Nathan Hughes (Wasps)
Maro Itoje (Saracens)
George Kruis (Saracens)
Joe Launchbury (Wasps)
Courtney Lawes (Northampton Saints)
Joe Marler (Harlequins)
Matt Mullan (Wasps)
Chris Robshaw (Harlequins)
Kyle Sinckler (Harlequins)
Billy Vunipola (Saracens)
Mako Vunipola (Saracens)
Mike Williams (Leicester Tigers)
Tom Youngs (Leicester Tigers)
Mike Brown (Harlequins)
Danny Care (Harlequins)
Elliott Daly (Wasps)
Owen Farrell (Saracens)
George Ford (Bath Rugby)
Alex Goode (Saracens)
Mike Haley (Sale Sharks)
Jonathan Joseph (Bath Rugby)
Joe Marchant (Harlequins)
Jonny May (Gloucester Rugby)
Jack Nowell (Exeter Chiefs)
Dan Robson (Wasps)
Semesa Rokoduguni (Bath Rugby)
Joe Simpson (Wasps)
Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs)
Ben Te'o (Worcester Warriors)
Manu Tuilagi (Leicester Tigers)
Anthony Watson (Bath Rugby)
Marland Yarde (Harlequins)
Ben Youngs (Leicester Tigers)
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Allen, probably thinking he was flattering her as a black woman by pawing all over her in words, introduces her as "one of the loveliest young singers we've had the pleasure of looking at and listening to on this show in a long time, the beautiful Abbey Lincoln," and she accommodates him and the panting male public by slithering around as she sings a hipster bossa version of the old swing standard "You Came a Long Way from St. Louis."
Six years later, after the Freedom Rides and the March on Washington, Lincoln appears in a televised performance with the jazz drummer and composer Max Roach and his band, and she is no longer accommodating the Steve Allen world.
She opens with a few bars of Cole Porter's "Love for Sale," spits the song onto the soundstage floor, and proceeds to demonstrate her transformation into a champion of fearless, uncompromising black womanhood. The piece she sings is one movement from the "Freedom Now Suite," co-composed by Lincoln, Roach (who was married to Lincoln at the time), and Oscar Brown, Jr., and it remains shattering, decades after it was aired—not in America, I should add, but a considerable distance from St. Louis, on Belgian TV.


This article was published in Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, Volume 118, Issue 9, page 629.
The published version is available at http://jaoa.org/article.aspx?articleid=2698717.
Cohn, Jason E. and Scarf, Joshua, "Eagle Syndrome" (2018). Otolaryngology (ENT) Resident Research. 11.


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It's been one of those odd days I must say. Had a rare and brief conversation with the neighbour's babysitter as she was taking out the trash. We're both Top Chef junkies.
And oddly enough, we both thought that Fabio Viviani was the hottest of all the chefs on all the seasons.
It's very weird when someone ends up having the same taste in men I do. Makes me nervous.
Anyways, then we chatted for a moment about food and cooking shows in general. Once again, we both gave a collective sigh as we dreamily said the name Chuck Hughes. Oh yeah baby, Suzie I'm still green with envy on you having gotten to interview him last summer too.
I remember one of my favourite cooking shows when I was a kid that came on Sunday afternoons here, was Pasquale's Kitchen. For some odd reason I was thinking the show was called "Cooking with Pasquale" ... but the babysitter told me no that was his cookbook. Yes I had to google it and try to prove her wrong but damn it! She was right.
Did we get new writers?


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Perhaps the most frightening thing about Luka Doncic is how far the Dallas Mavericks' superstar is from a finished product. After Doncic's spectacular performance in his first taste of the playoffs, Mavs coach Rick Carlisle predicted that the 21-year-old would add an element or two to his game during the offseason, saying the great ones like Magic Johnson and Larry Bird always did. Sure, Doncic returned from Slovenia carrying a few extra pounds, but he also brought a lethal, Dirk-esque one-legged turnaround jumper with him.
Doncic is also developing the maturity necessary to be one of the league's great closers, a critical facet of the game that was by far his biggest flaw during his All-NBA sophomore season. That growth was on full display Thursday as Doncic dominated the clutch in a thrilling 124-117 overtime road win over the Denver Nuggets.
"Like I said those last two seasons, we're going to learn from those things. Especially me," said Doncic, well aware that the Mavs' historically efficient offense was awful last season in the clutch, ranking 26th in the league in those situations (99.2 points per 100 possessions).
"I've got to lead the team in those moments."
Doncic demonstrated in Denver that he has learned the difference between leading and playing hero ball. Sure, Doncic scored a bunch in the final five minutes of regulation and overtime, recording 12 of his season-high 38 points during that span, including a midrange dagger in the final minute after weaving his way to the free throw line and stepping back to create some space. But Doncic's most important play was the final of his season-high 13 assists, when he passed out of a double-team, trusting teammate Maxi Kleber to knock down a go-ahead 3 with 3.3 seconds remaining.
That play didn't win the Mavs the game — Denver's Nikola Jokic, a proven premier closer, finished his clutch scoring flurry with an OT-forcing jumper over Willie Cauley-Stein at the regulation buzzer — but Dallas definitely would have lost without it.
"Everybody [on the Mavs] trusts every teammate," said Doncic, who was a rebound shy of his second straight triple-double. "I think it was a great shot. Even if he would missed it, it was a great shot. I'll do it every day."
But Doncic never did it last season. According to NBA.com/stats, Doncic led the league in field goals attempted in the final 30 seconds of one-possession games during the regular season, going 4-of-15 from the field and 1-of-10 from 3-point range. He had no assists in those situations despite being one of the league's best passers.
The Mavs went 7-15 in those games, which is why they were a No. 7 seed despite having the Western Conference's third-best point differential.
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Of course, nobody complained when Doncic drilled a buzzer-beating step-back 3 to cap a legendary performance in the Mavs' Game 5 win over the LA Clippers. But Doncic, as well as everyone else in the Dallas organization, realizes that a steady diet of contested step-back 3s isn't a reliable clutch recipe.
"He's still young," said Kleber, who hit three clutch 3s down the stretch of regulation after going scoreless most of the game, with Doncic getting a hockey assist on the first and delivering dimes on the last two. "I think a lot of times people forget that, but he's learning every day. He's already a complete player and has the whole package, but obviously the more and more you play in those type of games and those type of situations, the more you're going to learn.
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Doncic has the talent to thrive in clutch moments. On Thursday, in Denver's high-altitude against a Nuggets squad coming off a West finals appearance, Doncic displayed the decision-making necessary to control games when the stakes are highest.
"He's going to calculate situations," Carlisle said. "He's going to make sure the ball is in the right place at the right time. He was doing a great job of sharing the ball at the right times but also getting the ball in the basket.
"These games are tough. But if you hang in and hang around and give yourself a chance — if you've got guys like Doncic on your team — you can be dangerous."
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IAB, the organizer of NewFront presentations to advertisers by dozens of digital platforms and publishers, said the event has been moved to the week of June 22.
"IAB members are putting their employees, communities, and customers first. Still, we're hearing from buyers and sellers alike that they need to keep moving the business forward. We've been working hard to figure out the best way to do this for the NewFronts," IAB said Tuesday.
A stream of participants from Twitter to YouTube to Roku started canceling their live presentations in March and on March 11 IAB recommended all presenters migrate to virtual only. The organization has been working on a suite of streaming solutions and tools to make that easier.
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"Creating a next generation content marketplace to connect buyers and sellers can't happen overnight," it said, setting the date for late June to give publishers time "to be creative, fine tune their messages and do their best work. The goal at IAB, as always, is to help publishers showcase their work in the best way possible, and to be a connector for the industry," it said.
"The NewFronts have always been about realizing our collective potential, not looking through the lens of the past. In that spirit, we're having extensive conversations with both buyers and presenters about how to leverage this year's unique challenges to create something that's not just "OK, all things considered" but really and truly better." said David Cohen, President, IAB. "Our goal is to create a dynamic marketplace that connects buyers and sellers in a way that allows ample time for development, a robust platform for delivery, and safety for all."
"This will be a 'new NewFronts' in every way you can imagine," he said.
The schedule is being revised and IAB is meeting with presenters to discuss what will best suit their needs for this format. There will be an update "over the course of the next few weeks."
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Christmas morning was a little hectic, so I forgot to take a picture of the creamed spinach. But it was as pretty as it was tasty. This is adapted from Laurie Colwin's recipe in "Home Cooking." She adds jalapeno peppers but I omit them.
-Cook two packages of chopped, frozen spinach. Drain, reserving one cup of liquid.
-Melt four tablespoons of butter in a saucepan and add two tablespoons of flour. Blend and cook a little, do not brown.
-Add two tablespoons of chopped onion and one clove of minced garlic and cook for a bit.
-Add one cup of reserved spinach liquid slowly, then add 1/2 cup of evaporated milk, some fresh pepper, 1 teaspoon of celery salt and six ounces of Monterey Jack cheese, cut into cubes. After the cheese is melted, add the spinach. Cook until all is blended.
-Turn into a buttered casserole and bake for about 45 minutes at 300 degrees. Serves eight.