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Ashnoor Kaur is an Indian child actress who was born on May 3, 2004 in New Delhi Click to look into! >> Read More... , India. She is simple, naughty and an adorable child. People used to call her by her nickname, Palak. Ashnoor studied in Ryan International School in Kandivili, Mumbai.
She started her career when she was 5 years old. She played the role of Prachi in the historical drama serial, Jhansi Ki Rani Jhansi Ki rani is a historical drama based on the >> Read More... in 2009. Then after her short appearance in the show, she played as the young Princess Shobha in Shobha Somnath Ki Shobha Somnath Ki is a historical drama that portr >> Read More... on Zee TV in 2011. Princess Shobha is the princess of Bharuch who is a good natured and highly intelligent girl. Bereft of parental love since childhood, Shobha shares a unique and special bond with her Uncle Dadda Chalukya and Aunt Gayatri Devi. Shobha was using her wit and intelligence to solve her problems. Destiny forced Shobna to counter the marauding armies of Mahmood Ghaznavi and evict them from her motherland. Her faith in Lord Somanth is unflinching. Friends since childhood, Shobha falls in love with Bheemdev. However, destiny plans otherwise.
Ashnoor also did some ad films on the same year. She became popular for her role as Navika Mohan Bhatnagar in the Indian soap, Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha in 2012 on Colors TV. She is a silhouette of her mother's childhood and therefore she is very courageous and fearless, spontaneous and audacious. Nanhi is full of ideas and jumps into adventures without thinking. As they say, all great things come in small packages; this is same in the case of Nanhi.
She was also the young Ashok Sundari in Devon Ke Dev…Mahadev and made a cameo appearance in the crime detective series, CID with Aditya Srivastav in 'Abhijeet Ka Inteqaam'. In 2013, she did the same character in the Season 2 of Na Bole Tum… Na Maine Kuch Kaha. She was also the young Mayra Kapoor in the popular tele-drama serial, Bade Achhe Lagte Hain and as young Maa Durga in Jag Jagni Maa Durga. The concept of the show is weaving around the different avatars of Durga through an interesting storyline where Ashnoor will be seen playing under a pivotal role. Ashnoor is confident that Maa Durga will help her to enact under this role. After all, Ashnoor is the queen of mythology now. She was also part of the famous serial, Mahabharat as the Young Dushala.
From the last three years, Ashnoor is also doing some ad films like Goodknight Advance Activ+ with Vidya Balan Vidya Balan is an award winning Bollywood actress >> Read More... , Rasna Drink, Safolla Oats, Voltas and LIC. She also received the Most Nanhe Natkhat Award in Colors Golden Petal Awards. She was recently seen in Life OK's, The Adventures of Hatim. She played the role of a normal girl, Myra who transformed and become a cat.
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Ashnoor Kaur is an Indian television talented child actress born on May 3, 2004, in New Delhi. She started her acting career in 2009 from Zee TV's drama Jhansi ki Rani as Prachi. In 2011, she featured in Zee TV's drama Shobha Somnath Ki. She is well known for her role in Na Bole Tum Na Meine Kuch Kaha as Navika Vyas.
In 2012, she appeared in Devo Ke Dev Mahadev as Ashok Sundari. She did a cameo in C.I.D. in 2012. In 2013, she featured in Sony TV's popular drama Bade Acche Lagte Hain as Mayra Kapoor. She played the role of Young Dushala in Mahabarat. She is very young, sweet and adorable child and there is no doubt that she has a bright future. Only at the age of 10 she has done many TV series and showed her brilliant acting skills.
She appeared in many commercial ads like Goodknight Advanced Active +, Saffola Oats, Voltas, Rasna drink and LIC. Maybe in future we will see her in more TV series or shows and she will definitely become more popular and will entertain us.
Kush Shah
Kush Shah is a famous upcoming child actor known for his character in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. He was born in Gujrat, India. He is a student of class IX and doing his studies as well as acting. Kush joined the Hindi Television as a child actor. He played the character of Goli Hansraj Hathi in the serial Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. This serial is one of the best comic serial broadcasted proudly on SAB TV from July28, 2008 till date. The story of this serial was written by Taarak Mehta and was published in Chitralekha, the magazine of Gujarati language. It was directed by Harshad Joshi and Malav Raida. This serial has completed total 1457 nos. of episode till 18 July 2014. In this serial, he worked with Kavi Kumar Azad and Ambika Ranjankar. Kavi Kumar is in the character of Dr. Hansraj Hathi and the father of Kush. Ambika as Komal Hathi, is playing the character of Kush's mother. As a child artist; he has to be busy 18, 19 or 20 hours in a day in the set of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. Kush is doing acting as a hobby and wants to continue it as a profession. He also passed his leisure by making different food dishes. He is a foodaholic and also loves to try new dishes. In the serial also Kush as Goli demands for lots of food all the time. In shooting, once Kush met with an accident. This was happened when Kush was busy with the shooting of his character Goli. He felt from a height of about 7-8 feet. His leg had been fractured in this accident. Actor Kush Shah had been given a very interesting get up as he was playing the character of popular cricketer Malinga for this serial. He was seen dressed up like Malinga including the wig on his head. This new look of Kush was for the tournament Gokuldhaam Premier League which was played for the show.
Bhavesh Jaiswal
Bhavesh Jaiswal is a six year old young kid who acted as Shravan in Star Plus Serial 'Ye hai Mohabbatein' produced by Balaji Telefilms Ltd. He was born in Mumbai on 12th august 2008 and his nick name is Tannu. He is a very naughty kid and had been engaged in a nughty things always during shooting of the serial with another child Ruhanika Dhawan who was also performing in the serial. Though naughty, his performance proves his mettle in acting and definitely he will come out to be a very good actor in due course of time. Apart from acting, he is also interested in swimming, dancing, playing and writing. He is a die hard fan of both Salman Khan and Shahrukh Khan an his favourite movies are Krish, Dhoom and Phata Poster Nikla Hero. He likes Idlis and Paneer Roti and his favurite cartoon characters are Doremon, Ninja and Oggy. He likes to see Sab TV and his favourite shows are Baalvir and Taarak Mehta ka Ulta Chashma. He is very fond of TV and feels incomplete without a TV set. He was once bitten by a dog, so he is very much afraid of dogs. He is also afraid of monsters. He likes to play during the breaks in shooting. His favourite is his mother's mobile in which he plays a number of games, as well as sends messages to his friends. He likes to visit Juhu Beach in Mumbai whenever he gets an opportunity.
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Een bouwsteiger (in Vlaanderen ook wel stelling) is een tijdelijke constructie opgebouwd uit steigerpijpen en -planken om het mogelijk te maken te bouwen of onderhoud te plegen op plaatsen die vanaf de grond niet bereikbaar zijn. In de regel wordt een steiger voor een bouwwerk geplaatst, de steiger groeit mee naarmate het gebouw hoger wordt.

Zowel het bouwen van een steiger als het gebruik ervan is vakwerk. Bij verkeerd gebruik kan de steiger instorten, hetgeen onder andere is gebeurd bij het schoonmaken van een ketel bij de Amercentrale van Essent in Geertruidenberg.

Systeemsteigers moeten voldoen aan de eisen zoals vastgelegd in de NEN 2770. Zie ook Veiligheid, gezondheid en milieu Checklist Aannemers (VCA).

Typen
Er zijn verschillende typen steigers: zoals een enkele, een dubbele, hefsteiger, daksteiger, trappentorens, gevel- en metselsteigers of een rolsteiger. Een enkele of dubbele steiger kan traditioneel, met steigerpijp en losse koppelingen, maar ook als systeemsteiger uitgevoerd worden waarbij vaste maten en elementen uitgangspunt zijn. Over het algemeen wordt een systeemsteiger als dubbele steiger uitgevoerd.

Schraagsteigers worden toegepast tot maximaal circa één meter hoogte.

Materialen
De meest toegepaste materialen zijn stalen pijpen en bijbehorende spiekoppelingen en ook aluminium steigers, deze laatste worden vooral gebruikt bij kleinschalige projecten en geringere steigerbelastingen. Aluminium is door het lichte gewicht snel te monteren en demonteren. Op de steigerpijpen worden loopplanken van hout of metaal gelegd. Vroeger werden in plaats van steigerbuizen lange palen gebruikt, waarbij de verbindingen met touw werden vastgezet.

Overigens worden ook tegenwoordig nog andere, minder moderne materialen gebruikt, met name in niet-Westerse landen. Zo is in India en Oost-Azië het gebruik van bamboestokken zeer gebruikelijk aangezien deze naast stevig ook ruim voorhanden (dus goedkoop) zijn.

Door gebruik te maken van krimpfolie of andere afschermende stoffen zoals steigergaas zorgt men ervoor dat onder alle weersomstandigheden kan worden gewerkt. Bij het bekleden met folie of steigergaas dient terdege rekening te worden gehouden met de verhoogde windbelasting op de steiger.
Tevens maakt een scherm het mogelijk de overlast voor de omgeving te beperken en voorkomt het dat afval op straat valt.

Steigerbouwer
De bouw van steigers wordt bij grotere projecten vaak uitgevoerd door een gespecialiseerde (onder)aannemer, een zogenaamde "steigerbouwer".

Trivia
 Ontleend aan de onderdelen van de bouwsteiger, werd er ergens in de jaren 80 in Nederland de "bouwvakkersband" Bertus Staigerpaip opgericht.

Galerij

Zie ook
Scaftag

Referenties

Bouwkunde
Metselwerk

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Current: Soils: delivering ecosystem services
Soils: delivering ecosystem services
From carbon store to urban heat buffer, from waste recycling site to water filtration medium, soil performs a wide range of functions. What used to be regarded solely as a rooting medium for crops is now recognised as a vital multi-functional natural resource capable of providing a wide range of ecosystem services when managed properly.
The ecosystem services approach is now firmly established in government thinking as the basis for the sustainable management of our planet. It treats the environment as an integrated system; no longer can one element (soil, water, biota) be managed in isolation. The upcoming conference 'Soils: Delivering ecosystem services' will explore how the ecosystem services approach is being applied to soil and how soils can be managed to best effect, for delivery of a wide range of ecosystem goods and services.
This event took place on Thursday 8 October 2009, at SCI's offices in Belgrave Square, London, and is aimed at all engineers, scientists, consultants and researchers working on aspects of land or site management. The morning session outlined the role of the ecosystem services approach in soil protection with guest speakers Dr Peter Costigan (Defra) and Ms Helen Taylor (Environment Agency) providing an opportunity for delegates to learn about the principles of the ecosystem service approach. Professors Joe Morris (Cranfield University) and David Manning (Newcastle University) setting out how ecosystem services can be valued and quantified. In the afternoon the conference moved onto the practical application of the ecosystem services approach, in areas ranging from planning, to sports surfaces and forestry.
Professors Phil Haygarth (Lancaster University) and Karl Ritz (Cranfield University) set the tone by outlining how ecosystem services approach can, and should, be used in land use planning. Their recent research has explored the need to audit soil resources to gain an understanding of their current status and use this information to make smarter land use planning choices. Paul Mathers (WRAP) then discussed the regeneration of brownfield sites for biomass production, followed by Professor Andy Moffat from Forest Research who addressed forestry management in relation to ecosystem service provision. Dr Mark Bartlett (Cranfield University) then discussed how the management of sports turf can increase ecosystem service provision. The speakers are at the forefront of knowledge and actively involved in the development and application of the ecosystem service approach within their field. Lord Selbourne FRS along with Professor Harris (Cranfield University) chaired the event.
This event was jointly organised with the Institute of Professional Soil Scientists (IPSS). IPSS is the professional body for the promotion and enhancement of soil science and its allied disciplines.
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Along with Supa Dups, most of the biggest producers and singers connected to dancehall and reggae have submitted material for the album, including producer-writer duo R. City (Rihanna, Beyoncé), Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor (Vybz Kartel, Sean Paul), Linton "TJ Records" White (Serani, Vybz Kartel), producer-singer Ricky Blaze (Gyptian), Tyshane "Beam" Thompson (Yo Gotti, Lecrae), dancehall singer Kranium and reggae singer Chronixx.
According to one producer with knowledge of the album's process, the mainstream Top 40 machine has been represented at some Rihanna sessions by superstar electronic producer Skrillex and Boi-1da (Drake, Beyoncé and Jay-Z).
"[Rihanna's team] have, no lie, 500 records for this project [from] different producers and writers," says one dancehall producer.
A dancehall- and reggae-inflected album is not entirely out of left field for Rihanna. She has explored these sounds on 2010's Man Down and 2011's You Da One, while 2016's Anti was boosted by the smash dancehall single Work. PARTYNEXTDOOR, a singer-songwriter of Jamaican descent who co-wrote Work, told Rolling Stone in 2016 that the song was not initially supposed to channel dancehall. "It was supposed to be a pop beat," he said. "It turned into a reggae beat because I sang in patois." But because Rihanna is from Barbados, "culturally, she got it right away," he added.
If Work was a happy accident, this time around, Rihanna and her team are consciously trying to create a dancehall-influenced album. The singer has already corralled a large number of demos from top-tier Jamaican talent, often enlisting producers that have a track record of creating songs that can penetrate the American market – Blaze, for example, produced Gyptian's 2010 hit Hold Yuh, while White crafted Vybz Kartel's Fever, which enjoyed a crossover trajectory last summer.
It's common for stars at Rihanna's level to cull the best demos from reams of submissions when selecting songs for albums.
Rihanna's last album ANTI was released in January 2016. It produced several multi-platinum hits and her 14th Billboard Hot 100 #1 song Work.


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LoCloud is a Best Practice Network of 31 partners, co-funded under the CIP ICT-PSP Programme of the European Commission. Its overall goal is to add to over 4 million digital resources from European cultural institutions to Europeana. Europeana is an on-line portal providing access to millions of digitised materials from European museums, libraries, archives and multimedia collections. LoCloud started on 1 March 2013 and will run for three years.
The project builds on the achievements of two past Best Practice Networks:
CARARE (2010-2013), which supported Europe's network of heritage agencies and organisations, archaeological museums and research institutions and specialist digital archives in making the digital content for the archaeology and architectural heritage;
EuropeanaLocal (2008-2011) whose collaboration with local institutions and their regional and national aggregators resulted in the contribution of nearly five million digital items to Europeana.
There are two main aspects in LoCloud's work:
the exploration of the potential of cloud computing technologies for enhancing Europeana, working on the development of a cloud infrastructure (IaaS) and on the creation of software services (SaaS) aimed to benefit content providers and users;
a specific focus on small and medium sized institutions, whose digital collections are still under-represented in Europeana.
In particular, LoCloud aims to facilitate the role of small and medium-sized institutions by:
Supporting them in making their content and metadata available to Europeana, by using the cloud to provide services and tools which help to reduce technical, semantic and skills barriers.
Making available cloud-based software services which enable them to render their content more discoverable and interoperable;
Enabling smaller institution types such as house museums, which currently fall outside most aggregation infrastructures, to contribute their content to Europeana.
Exploring the potential of cloud computing for aggregation, enrichment and re-use, with a special focus on geographic location.
Exploring and trial a cloud based architecture as a scalable platform for Europeana metadata aggregation and harvesting with higher efficiency and reduced maintenance costs.
Provide guidance, training and support facilities to serve the needs of content providers.
The consortium of LoCloud includes:
a strong group of technical partners
national and regional aggregation services or content providers who will both provide new content and act as pilot implementers of the cloud services.
a number of partners acting as content providers representing specific content domains (such as 'house museums', specialised museums, public libraries and local archives).
a group of partners with specific expertise in key aspects (e.g. vocabularies).
LoCloud is coordinated by Arkivverket (National Archives of Norway).


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Flowers, like fables, start innocently enough and transform into something beautiful. Æsop Blooms connects these two ideas—transforming the text of famous fables into colorful bouquets of flowers. Posters were created for the 147 fables from the book, The Æsop for Children —each with a unique colorful palette based on photos of flowers and nature landscapes.
How to read them: Each poster includes an entire fable. Each flower is a paragraph from that fable and its petals are the words. The size of each petal corresponds to the length of the word. Petal rotation is clockwise from top and is based on when words occur in each paragraph with the shortest in front and longest in back. The size of the core at the center of each flower corresponds to the length of the paragraph and is numbered for when it occurs in the fable.
About the fables chosen: The number of fables attributed to Æsop and their interpretations numbers in the hundreds—from limericks and short stories, to novels and cartoons. The fables chosen for this project are from the book The Æsop for Children: with Pictures by Milo Winter , published in 1919. It is considered to be in the public domain.


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Many smoking fundamentalists will tell you that the best pipes that bring the best experiences will simply come to you. And, this may be true to a certain extent, but having some idea of what to keep your eye out for, will allow you to notice the keepers when they come.
The truth is there are extensive complexities to choosing the best smoking pipes for partaking of all types of herbal enjoyment. On this note, there are special pipes designed for tobacco and others that are designed for cannabis, but this is only a single point in a myriad of considerations that factor into an iconic relation such as Sherlock Holmes with his Calabash.
As you will notice when you enter the market for smoking pipes there is quite literally a pipe of every shape and size. Without some parameters for your selection process it is easy to fall for the appearances or price tags of the options you see, and miss the true goal of your selections, a good clean consistent and enjoyable smoking experience.
With this in mind, the following article provides a simplistic approach to selecting the best smoking pipes for your smoking style.
One of the first things to consider will be the environment you will find yourself in when you choose to smoke. If you are supporting a habit you enjoy on the go; small, convenient and inconspicuous are some good qualities in a pipe. If you will be keeping your enjoyment to the comfort and convenience of your home, your options are more extensive.
Durability is another thing to consider, a glass pipe or a pipe with extravagant albeit attractive design features, can last many years in the privacy and cushy-comfort of a bedroom, then go crashing to the floor during a pool party. If you will be smoking in a variety of different environments, your pipe will be more susceptible to damage.
Take the time to make some new discoveries and look into the options available to you. This is a great way to expand your experience. A trip to a physical pipe store can introduce you to a great many designs, options materials and terminology you may not be familiar with. This can give you some perspective on your experience level in the world of smoking. The best experiences are produced from smoking pipes well-suited to the user's level of experience.
Probably the most important considerations will be the construction and materials in your pipes. Glass is always a beautiful option and the modern Pyrex pipes are durable as well. On the other hand, glass pipes can tend to be much larger than pipes of other materials and the same performance. Furthermore, these will still shatter on impact if not handled carefully.
Looks are important. A pipe is an expression of your style so take the time to choose a look that suits you well. While you can't "try them out" you can visit a physical location to see how the different sizes and models sit in your hands. All this will add to the experience from your smoking pipe.


In what will arguably be the most hyped Thursday Night Football game of the season, the Oakland Raiders square off with the Kansas City Chiefs this week. The buildup is movie like for the showdown of the two archrivals, but there is much more at stake than bragging rights.
Despite the Raiders sitting atop the AFC West at 10-2, they still have a thorn in their side. Sure, Oakland's six-game win streak, it's longest since 2000 is impressive. So are the wins over the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers, the two participants of the 2016 Super Bowl. Yet the biggest obstacle for Oakland is defeating the Chiefs, something they haven't done in two years. On October 16, Kansas City made light work of the Raiders in Oakland, defeating them 26-10.
Oakland hasn't lost since that defeat, racking up several comeback victories and a somewhat improved defense, All-Pro linebacker Khalil Mack has picked up the slack, recording a sack in seven straight games. Mack and free agent signee linebacker Bruce Irvin have anchored a struggling defense that continues to win late.
Raiders quarterback Derek Carr is a top candidate for Most Valuable Player, becoming the first player in NFL history with five game-winning touchdown passes in the fourth quarter or overtime in a season. Even a pinky injury hasn't stopped the red-hot quarterback from slinging touchdowns left and right.
Since their bullying of the Raiders, the Chiefs have lost just once, a 19-17 collapse to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Where the Raiders thrive on offense and struggle defensively, Kansas City has found the perfect balance. Offensively, Kansas City averages 333.3 ypg (24th) and allows 384.9 ypg on defense (28th). Yet, they find ways to win, similar to their AFC West foe.
The Chiefs lead the all-time series 59-51-2, winning the last four matchups. For the Raiders, a win would establish respect across the league. For the Chiefs, a win would further establish them as a Super Bowl contender.
Even the weather is dramatic for the occasion, predicted at a high of 25 degrees and low of just 13. There is no right or wrong answer for who will win, but for the Raiders, everything is at stake. Aside from MVP trophies and accolades, this may determine the fate of their season.


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Absent MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez says the eye injury he suffered in a Moto2 crash in 2011 was "more difficult" to deal with than his current broken arm
Aug 23, 2020, 12:02 PM
Honda announced on Saturday during the Styrian Grand Prix that Marquez's recovery from the broken arm he suffered at the Spanish GP has been extended by at least another two months.
Marquez re-broke the plate fitted to his right arm after his Jerez crash last month, which required another operation ahead of the Czech GP and ruled him out of the Brno/Red Bull Ring triple-header.
The Honda rider was expected to return to action in September for the Misano double-header, but now looks set to be back in action in late October at the earliest.
In 2011, Marquez's career was put into jeopardy when a crash during the Malaysian Moto2 weekend left him with a serious eye injury.
Speaking for the first time since Saturday's announcement, Marquez admits that situation was harder to manage than his current injury situation.
"I mean, of course all injuries are the most difficult moments," Marquez said.
"Especially the last one is always difficult, because it's something that all the humans have, this defect that we forget the past.
"But honestly speaking, from 2011 to 2012 the vision injury was more difficult because there I was at home but I didn't know if I was able to ride the bike again.
"Now it's a bone. Of course, it's an important injury but it looks like everything is going in the correct way, looks like I will be able to ride again which is my passion.
"So it's just [a case of] being patient and of course take time."
Commenting on the current championship battle in his absence, Marquez has tipped Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso and Petronas SRT's Fabio Quartararo, but believes the former is at a slight advantage because of his experience having finished runner-up in the standings since 2017.
"It's difficult to say, because if you ask me after Jerez I would say Fabio," Marquez said when asked about the championship battle.
"But in Brno, he struggled too much. If you want to be champion, ok you need to finish races, but it's not enough.
"You need to be in front and show you are there. He was struggling in practice [at the Styrian GP], also he looks like he's not as consistent as always as he showed last year.
"But if I need to bet somebody, difficult to say, but will be between Dovi and Fabio.
"Fabio has the speed, Dovi has the experience.
"If Dovi wins the championship I think everybody will be happy because he deserves too.
"He finished second in the last three seasons and he deserves.
"Also Fabio is a young talent and he showed last year he is very fast.
"So, I will bet between these two riders, but also we cannot forget [Maverick] Vinales who is there."
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Cooper, RA and Thorman, T and Cooper, R and Dvorznak, MJ and Fitzgerald, SG and Ammer, W and Song-Feng, G and Boninger, ML (2002) Driving characteristics of electric-powered wheelchair users: How far, fast, and often do people drive? Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 83 (2). 250 - 255. ISSN 0003-9993
Wieand, S and Subotin, M and Dvorchik, I and Abu-Elmagd, KM and Starzl, TE and Fung, JJ and Demetris, AJ (2002) Effect of liver transplantation on inflammatory bowel disease in patients with primary sclerosing cholangitis. Hepatology, 35 (2). 380 - 384. ISSN 0270-9139
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Spallek, H and Pilcher, E and Lee, JY and Schleyer, T (2002) Evaluation of web-based dental CE courses. Journal of dental education, 66 (3). 393 - 404. ISSN 0022-0337
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Bottino, R and Trucco, M and Balamurugan, AN and Starzl, TE (2002) Pancreas and islet cell transplantation. Bailliere's Best Practice and Research in Clinical Gastroenterology, 16 (3). 457 - 474. ISSN 1521-6918
Rotondi, AJ and Chelluri, L and Sirio, C and Mendelsohn, A and Schulz, R and Belle, S and Im, K and Donahoe, M and Pinsky, MR (2002) Patients' recollections of stressful experiences while receiving prolonged mechanical ventilation in an intensive care unit. Critical Care Medicine, 30 (4). 746 - 752. ISSN 0090-3493
Asher, SA and Peteu, SF and Reese, CE and Lin, MX and Finegold, D (2002) Polymerized crystalline colloidal array chemical-sensing materials for detection of lead in body fluids. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 373 (7). 632 - 638. ISSN 1618-2642
Boninger, ML and Souza, AL and Cooper, RA and Fitzgerald, SG and Koontz, AM and Fay, BT (2002) Propulsion patterns and pushrim biomechanics in manual wheelchair propulsion. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 83 (5). 718 - 723. ISSN 0003-9993
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Elgia Therapeutics Announces New Funding to Develop Novel Treatments for Chronic Inflammatory and Fibrotic Diseases
Elgia Therapeutics, co-founded by multiple renown UCSD and UCSF professors, announced seed funding led by Viva BioInnovator to address unmet medical needs in chronic inflammatory and fibrotic diseases
SAN DIEGO & SHANGHAI (PRWEB) JUNE 15, 2020:
Elgia Therapeutics, a biotechnology company that aims to eliminate low-grade inflammation, today announced seed funding that will accelerate the development of novel treatments for chronic inflammatory and fibrotic diseases.
The funding was led by Viva BioInnovator, the specialized investment and incubation arm of Shanghai-based Viva Biotech Holdings, with participation from ChangRong Capital.
"Elgia Therapeutics is committed to developing novel drugs for the treatment of chronic inflammatory and fibrotic diseases. We're delighted to welcome new investors as we pursue this mission." said Professor Alan Saltiel, Chief Executive Officer of Elgia Therapeutics. "Effectively combating low-grade inflammatory diseases like NASH will require drugs that directly and specifically target energy imbalances, focusing on the genes/proteins that are specific effectors of pathological pathways responsible for sustaining lipid accumulation, fibrosis and cellular death."
"It is gratifying to see that our cutting edge science and technology attracts interest and investments." added Professor Ariel Feldstein, Chief Scientific Officer of Elgia Therapeutics. "This capital infusion from Viva BioInnovator is a good harbinger of the regard for our science from the innovation partnership community."
Dr. Zhixiong Ye, Chief Scientific Officer of Viva Biotech, said: "Elgia has world-leading scientists in the biology of innate immunity, inflammation and wound healing responses. We are delighted to partner with them to develop novel treatments for chronic inflammatory and fibrotic diseases."
About Elgia Therapeutics
Elgia Therapeutics is a newly established venture-backed biotech company pursuing novel approaches for the treatment of chronic inflammatory and fibrotic diseases. Elgia was founded by UCSD and UCSF scientists Alan Saltiel, Ariel Feldstein, Michael Karin, Michelle Arkin, and Adam Renslo, who are world leaders in the biology of innate immunity, inflammation and wound healing, as well as in the biochemistry and pharmacology of key enzymes that control inflammation and cell demise. Leveraging the expertise of our founders, Elgia will use high throughput chemical screening coupled with structure-based design to discover and develop novel inhibitors of these targets. Visit https://elgiatherapeutics.com/ for more information.
About Viva BioInnovator
Viva BioInnovator (VBI) is the investment division of Viva Biotech Holdings (1873.HK). We are solely dedicated to the identification and success of early-stage biotech start-ups for Viva's incubation, equity-for-service, and investment platforms. Our commitment is to operate a collaborative platform for innovative biotech companies from around the world, and for anyone aiming to develop an idea with transformative or strong potential. Visit http://www.vivabioinnovator.com/ for more information.
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The Alaskan Non-Profit Saving State Parks
When three parks in America's biggest state were on the brink of closure, Valdez Adventure Alliance stepped in to help.
In 2017, Valdez Adventure Alliance reopened a 7-mile segment of the Shoup Bay Trail for the first time in 5 years.
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At its best, the Shoup Bay Trail is a sampler of what makes Alaska great. For 10 miles, the route traces the shoreline of Valdez and Shoup Bays, passing through alder forest and flower-filled meadows on its way to views of Shoup Glacier. But last summer one thing was missing: the trail.
The path, overgrown with spiky devil's club and cat's claw, represented one small portion of Alaska state parks' $65.1 million in deferred maintenance, but the four-person crew that showed up to tackle it in the summer of 2017 hadn't been sent by the state. Instead, they were working for Valdez Adventure Alliance, a local nonprofit experimenting with a new way of keeping Alaska's public lands open.
Alaska's state park system is the biggest in the country, managing some 3.6 million acres. Unfortunately, its budget—$14 million in 2017—is minuscule by comparison, a fraction of the $522 million that California will spend on its parks this season.
"Everybody's been working to tighten their belts and do what they can to cut costs," says Ethan Tyler, director of Alaska's Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation. The division has turned to private operators, generally locals, to run 26 of its parks. Those that don't find takers risk slipping into "passive management," which is as bad as it sounds.
Private enterprise has been part of America's public lands since 1916, when Stephen Mather, the first director of the National Park Service, introduced concessions to the national parks. They're now commonplace, from hotels and restaurants to buses and backcountry guides. But in the past decade, a few politicians have gone further and proposed privatizing the operation of entire park units. Advocates argue that privately run parks like Alaska's cut overhead and reduce the burden on taxpayers.
Some contend that the profit motive can be a force for good. Warren Meyer, president of concessionaire Recreation Resource Management, says that dependence on fees creates an incentive for commercial operators to put users first. "In our company, 100 percent of the revenues we receive is from visitors, which means that if we don't run a good operation that is attractive to visitors, we don't make any money," writes Meyer on his blog, parkprivatization.com. Private operators don't own the parks they run, and user fees are set by the government.
Opponents counter that private operators don't pay their fair share of maintenance, allowing them to reap profits while leaving taxpayers to foot the bill. A review by the Center for American Progress found $389 million in deferred maintenance at concessionaire-operated facilities throughout the national parks. Others worry that privatization is the first step toward a stealth takeover of America's heritage, such as in 2016, when Yosemite spent $1.7 million on new signs after the outgoing concessionaire, Delaware North, claimed trademarks on the names of several of the park's iconic sites.
Kayakers paddle near Shoup Glacier in Alaska.
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But there's a third way. When Alaska state parks announced in 2015 that it was searching for permitees to manage three Valdez-area parks, including Shoup Bay State Marine Park, it was a local nonprofit, not a corporation, that answered the call. Founded just months earlier, Valdez Adventure Alliance's mission is to promote outdoor sports as an economic alternative to extractive industries.
For Valdez, the parks represent income: Roughly 100,000 people visit them every year, contributing an estimated $5 million to the local economy. "We felt it would be devastating to have these park units close," says Lee Hart, VAA's executive director. Rather than allowing a commercial operation to cherry-pick the most profitable sites, VAA argued that the state should give priority to groups willing to manage the entire package. After some discussion, the parties inked a two-year contract.
Nonprofits have long lent cash-strapped states a hand in maintaining parks. But with this agreement, Valdez Adventure Alliance became the only one in Alaska to run all aspects of a park, from carting away trash and stocking bathrooms to collecting campground fees.
The most serious challenge, however, was simply keeping the trails open. "Valdez is a subarctic rainforest, and in the summer, vegetation grows incredibly quickly," Hart says. In Shoup Bay, it took a crew of contractors three weeks of "heroic brush-cutting" to clear a 7-mile section.
Soon, VAA faced another crux: funding. It became clear to Hart that, without state money, user fees from campsite and cabin reservations wouldn't be enough to cover their operations. Locals chipped in, with a few restaurants pledging to donate 1 percent of their profits. VAA also secured a $40,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation—cash unavailable to for-profit operations.
Today, Shoup Bay State Marine Park is in better shape than when VAA took it over; the trail reopened last summer, and the organization is in talks with the state to renew its contract for another five years.
Both groups agree that they don't want the nonprofit to run the parks forever. But with Alaska's financial future still uncertain, will the state be able to take them back anytime soon?
"That's the million-dollar question," Tyler says
Will Ryan Zinke Save the Outdoors—or Ruin Them?
Presumptive Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke says he'll never sell America's public lands—but his record on wilderness, drilling, and "local control" has many advocates worried.
Avalanche Traps Alaska Town Behind 40-foot Wall of Snow; Alaskans Shrug
There's no telling when the road to Valdez will re-open.
Sarah Palin Attempts to Summit Non-existent Alaskan Peak
Alaska's former governor and VP candidate sparks Twitter flame war over trumped-up adventure on Denali
There's no telling when the road to Valdez will open again.
What New Offshore Drilling Means for National Parks
The DOI's plan to open up more of America's waters for drilling has conservation groups worried, but the government says their concern is misplaced.
Arizona Closes State Parks
Arizona closes one-third of its 30 parks to cover budget shortfalls
The Most Popular Program in the Outdoors Is in Danger
The Land and Water Conservation Fund has bought land for national parks and long trails, and doesn't cost taxpayers a thing. So why does the White House want to cut it?
State Parks Feel the Pinch
Recession forces states to cut park funding, but stimulus bill could keep some open—for now
The Pipeline That Could Change the Appalachian Trail Forever
Appalachian Trail advocates say the Mountain Valley Pipeline is a disaster in the making.


Market research is like reading a great mystery book you can't put it down. That's because behind the headlines and the carefully chosen words lies the transcripts and data. That information holds the keys to the direction of the marketplace. Thus was my recent experience while researching the Department of Energy's (DOE) pilot program, Home Energy Score (HES). Of immediate interest is the customer research that uncovers real opportunities for window and door dealers, installers and manufacturers to create demand.
According to homeowners' surveyed, the number one reason they gave for making improvements, by a wide margin, was to save money. If it could be shown that they save money by replacing old windows, doors and other home building products that would make the decision for them. And by the way, your word on that won't be enough, according to the survey, they mistrust information coming from a sales person, contractor, or manufacturer.
Clear easy to follow information about the cost benefits.
Testimonials and recommendations from friends, family and associates.
Information from trusted professionals, 3rd party, utility or government source.
They did not want to finance their home improvements in this depressed housing market because of the difficulty getting home equity loans.
Put these clues together, 1) save money, 2) clear easy and trusted information, and 3) simple and affordable financing and you can create demand for energy efficient windows.
Create marketing materials and selling guides that include statistical data and information from trusted sources.
Create a "home improvement bundle" to be installed by your contractors.
Include the cost of a 3rd party auditor in the financing package to assure the work was done properly.
Anyone who owns a home is keenly aware of the rising costs of utilities. Couple that with the reality that they may be living in their home much longer due to the slow housing market. It's the perfect time to sell energy efficient replacement windows and doors. Create a marketing message about your "home improvement bundles", give your salespeople energy savings data, arrange financing and create some spring sales. For more information about The Home Energy Score Program is available at www.wddalliance.org or www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/homeenergyscore/. The survey, Motivations For Home Energy Improvements, can be found in the links.


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Property of the Month: Casa Lomas del Mar
November 20, 2018 /in Vacation Rentals in Tamarindo /by Erin Raub
Casa Lomas del Mar overlooks Playa Grande and Tamarindo ocean views
Have you ever stepped into a home where it felt like you were still outside? Casa Lomas del Mar is like that.
Indeed, Casa Lomas del Mar has that special something: Light-filled interiors, walls made of glass, and outdoor living spaces that blend indoor/outdoor life and living in a seamless and well-balanced ballet that feels absolutely, completely perfect. If your Costa Rican dream were embodied in a vacation home, it would be Casa Lomas del Mar.
And that is just one of many reasons why we love this very special home. A Tamarindo vacation rental dedicated to indoor and outdoor living, space for togetherness and space for privacy, sleek modernity and comforting curves, the recently updated Casa Lomas del Mar is our well-deserved Property of the Month.
Casa Lomas del Mar
Welcome to Casa Lomas del Mar, where the outdoors is welcomed in – indeed, where outside is in, inside is out, and where the lines between the two are constantly blurred. And we mean that in the best way possible.
With sleek, floor-to-ceiling windows, a color palette that mimics sand and sea, and bouquets of light that send sunbeams streaming inside, being inside at Casa Lomas del Mar is almost like being on the beach. Except, cooler – literally, thanks to full air-conditioning, throughout the home.
Floor-to-ceiling windows wonderfully blur the boundary between indoor and outdoor living
Located on a hillside overlooking the Playa Grande, Las Baulas National Marine Park, and the crashing surf that makes Tamarindo famous, Lomas del Mar is the vacation rental of your dreams: both minimalist – a study in sharp lines and clean design – and an ode to Costa Rica's natural wonderland, the home strikes an angled balance with the smooth curves of Tamarindo's hills against the horizon.
Everywhere you look, those floor-to-ceiling windows open onto a view that stretches over the infinity-edge pool, sun deck, outdoor sitting room, and barbecue patio, stretching its scenic fingers over dense jungle and into the sea. It's a riveting, breath-taking, heartstring-tugging 180º panorama that redefines your definition of awesome. Awe, indeed.
Inside, Casa Lomas del Mar is a spacious 3,200 square-foot retreat to private luxury: three bedroom suites in the main home, plus an additional bed + bath suite in the separate casita. A modern kitchen offers everything you (or a private chef – just ask, and we'll send one your way!) needs to prepare gourmet meals, and opens onto an airy common space that flows from dining to living to outdoors – seamless, effortless design that mirrors your stay here.
Perhaps what we love most of all, though, is the magnificent master suite, which encompasses the entire second level of Casa Lomas del Mar. Walk up the floating staircase and you'll feel as if you were suspended in the sky, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows (don't worry, we've installed blackout curtains!) and exclusive access to private patios and rooftop terraces: peaceful spots for quiet contemplation, sunbathing, and observing the ever-changing seascape.
What's New at Casa Lomas del Mar?
The home and casita were built to take advantage of these spectacular views. And is there anything more "Costa Rica" than this vista?!
In addition to a full suite of new furnishings, we are delighted to announce that Casa Lomas del Mar has recently welcomed the addition of a beautiful casita. The property now offers four bedrooms and four bathrooms. (All bedrooms are ensuite.)
The casita, which is Spanish for "little house" or, more appropriately, "guest house," boasts a king bed, full bath with spacious shower, and a kitchenette equipped with a small fridge, coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, glass ware, coffee cups, cutlery and dishes.
This separate-but-nearby space makes Casa Lomas del Mar uniquely suited to families and friend groups traveling together, and especially for multigenerational groups: parents and kids can stay in the main home, while the grandparents enjoy a bit of extra quiet in their own private casita!
Complimentary Concierge Services with your Tamarindo Vacation Rental
When you book a stay at Casa Lomas del Mar, you're reserving more than just a great vacation home; your booking also includes full travel concierge services.
Cristina (aka Cris) is our wonderful, knowledgeable, and friendly in-house concierge. She not only knows greater Tamarindo like the back of her hand, but her job is to get to know you that well, too.
Here's how it works: When you book Casa Lomas del Mar, Cristina will soon get in touch. She'll send you our welcome packet, which includes an intro to many of the most popular Tamarindo activities, tours, and attractions. Have a look. Get a taste of what Tamarindo has to offer. Start building your must-do and would-like-to-do lists.
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Q: Find the formula using the combination method How do I use the combination method to derive the formulas for the sequence:
3, 3, 9, 27, 63, 123...

I was able to find the explicit formula for this sequence using a difference table. In closed form/explicit form the solution is:
An = 2n^3 - 2n + 6 / 2

My instructor hasn't used the wordage "combination method", in class prior to this question, and I don't know how to solve it using the combination method. Any help is appreciated.

A: This is the Combination Method.
Lets Assume an Equation of 3rd degree
$ax^3 + bx^2 + cx + d = e$
where $e$ is the value of each number in sequence
so the sequence 3 ,3 , 9 , 27 , 63 , 123

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*$a1^3 + b1^2 + c1 + d = 3$

*$a2^3 + b2^2 + c2 + d = 3$

*$a3^3 + b3^2 + c3 +    d = 9$

*$a4^3 + b4^2 + c4 + d = 27$

*$a5^3 + b5^2 + c5 + d = 63$

and solving them

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