Shedding those extra pounds of fat have always been a challenge and experts have identified a variety of ways to make it happen. Healthy eating, diets and exercise are common ways to combat obesity, but there's a new idea that's been slowly but surely gaining a lot of attention – intermittent fasting.
Just about every diet on the planet focuses on what's on your plate and what you need to get rid of. Intermittent fasting does things in a slightly different way. Instead of dictating what you can and cannot eat, this type of weight loss regime is based on when you eat what you eat. There's absolutely no restriction as to what you're consuming; the only limitation is the time. Intermittent fasting is, thus, more of an eating pattern than an actual diet plan.
Intermittent fasting came into the limelight in 2012 in a UK-based documentary Eat, Fast, and Live Longer. Since then, celebrities like Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé have sworn by intermittent fasting as an effective way to stay fit. In spite of this, it is important to know if intermittent fasting is actually scientifically and clinically validated as an effective means to lose weight.
There is no single way to approach intermittent fasting. The basic concept of each of the three main methods described below is to fast for a certain period of time in between eating. However, the methods differ in the duration of the fast.
By far the most practiced and researched method is the 16/8 method. A study published in the Nutrition and Healthy Aging journal investigated the effect of intermittent fasting on a sample of 23 obese individuals. Each individual was instructed to fast for 16 hours straight and to eat whatever they wanted to for the rest of the day. The results of the study found a staggering decrease in blood pressure of the participants as well as a reduced amount of the daily calorie intake.
The second method of intermittent fasting is the Eat-Stop-Eat method which involves fasting for a full 24 hours once or twice a week on alternate days.
The 5:2 diet is the third and final method of intermittent fasting which is much less common than the other two. This diet involves the consumption of 500 calories two days a week on non-consecutive days, while the other 5 days include eating as per normal.
A reduced amount of calorie intake is a proven means to lose weight. However, research has shown that intermittent fasting achieves this through various physiological processes. By fasting intermittently, there is an increase in levels of growth hormones, such as human growth hormone and noradrenaline, which aids in lean muscle mass growth and fat loss.
Studies have also found that fasting improves insulin sensitivity, increases the production of norepinephrine, encourages the cell repair and healing process and boosts our immune system and brain health to increase longevity.
We have already established that intermittent fasting elevates the level of certain fat burning hormones. We have also seen that it improves insulin sensitivity and makes stored body fat more accessible. These factors combined make for an excellent weight loss solution.
Although there is still a lot of ongoing research on the efficiency of intermittent fasting as compared to other types of diets, there is not much doubt that it contributes to weight loss. Studies have found that intermittent fasting can increase your metabolic rate by a decent percentage, while others have seen a predominant weight loss pattern and a substantial decrease in waist circumference measurements over a period of 24 weeks.
Studies have found that short-term fasting can reduce the levels of LDL cholesterol in the body, which reduces the risk of heart diseases.
While some studies oppose to intermittent fasting decreasing insulin resistance, others show that this type of fasting can lower blood sugar levels and increase insulin sensitivity and thus reduce the risk of Type II Diabetes.
Certain inflammatory markers were found to be reduced in some studies conducted on intermittent fasting.
By boosting the immune system on a cellular level, clinical studies on rats found an increased lifespan of rats that fasted intermittently.
Research on the effectiveness and safety of intermittent fasting is still in its infant stages. Thus, it is better to tread carefully when adopting this type of weight loss program.
If you are a diabetic, you might want to discuss intermittent fasting with your doctor first. A study conducted by members of the European Society of Endocrinology found that rats who fasted short-term had damaged beta-cells of their pancreas that are responsible for producing insulin. The same study also found an increase in the amount of abdominal fat. Hence, if you are diabetic or have poor blood sugar regulation, it is best to observe caution.
Women have also been found to be more vulnerable to the side effects of intermittent fasting than men. Intermittent fasting studies on animal subjects found them to be masculinized, less fertile and with irregular menstrual cycles. Fasting is also probably a bad idea if you're pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive.
You should also avoid intermittent fasting if you have a low blood pressure, eating disorders or are underweight.
If your mind is made up about trying this new weight loss program, you first need to know how to start. The first step is to choose which of the three methods of intermittent fasting you want to follow. Baby steps are important as you need to understand and listen to the requirements of your body. For this, you might want to start the 16/8 diet once or twice a week, instead of doing it every day so that your body is able to adjust to this new lifestyle change.
It is also important to be wary of the potential side effects and health hazards associated with intermittent fasting. While the evidence is weak, you should still try to avoid fasting if you are a diabetic, pregnant or trying to conceive.


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Q: Webpack - Copying Files In Development and Production I wrote a plugin that does something similar to copy-webpack-plugin, but provides some extended functionalities that I need. Essentially it simply copies files from src to dist and performs some operations on them.
It works fine when I run a production build, but in my development build, since i'm using devServer and everything is in memory, this doesn't work.
How can I solve this?

A: As it turns out, the solution is quite simple. All you need to do is use compliation.assets to add more files, instead of something manual like fs.writeFile. This will work regardless of whether you're serving the files from memory or from the file system.
For example, the code below will create a file in path/to/file.ext with Hello World! in it:
class MyCoolPlugin {
    apply(compiler) {
        compiler.hooks.emit.tapAsync('MyCoolPlugin', (compilation, done) => {
            compilation.assets['path/to/file.ext'] = {
                source: () => 'Hello World!', // The file's content
                size: () => 10 // Should be the byte size of the content
            };
            done();
        });
    }
}

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German energy firms need to set aside more money for nuclear exit
German energy companies are short of as much as 30 billion euros ($34 billion) of the money they need to set aside to build a safe disposal site for nuclear waste as part of the country's exit from nuclear power, Spiegel Online reported on Monday.
E.ON, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall are due to switch off their nuclear plants by a 2022 deadline set by Chancellor Angela Merkel's government after the Fukushima disaster in Japan in 2011.
Zeeland energy firm Delta hires Morgan Stanley to assess its future
Energy group Delta, which is still in the hands of Zeeland local authorities, has hired merchant bank Morgan Stanley to investigate a potential merger or sale, the Financieele Dagblad says on Wednesday.
'We are taking a broad approach,' a spokesman told the paper. 'We can continue as an independent, merge or be sold off, and that could involve an international company.'
First ever Russian nuclear fuel for Western reactor
The Russian-developed and manufactured TVS Kvadrat (TVS-K) fuel will be destined for the Ringhals 3, pressurised water reactor (PWR) of Sweden. Russian nuclear fuel manufacturer- TVEL, a sister concern of Rosatom, for the first time in history to supply such fuel assembly for the western design reactors.
Under an agreement signed between TVEL and Swedish state-owned concern – Vattenfall, Russia to make the first shipment of TVS-Kvadrat in April for the Ringhals 3 NPP, Informed Valborg Bjorn, Head of the North-European subdivision of Vattenfall.
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Vattenfall seeks recompense for German nuclear phaseout
Swedish energy group Vattenfall is reportedly reclaiming losses resulting from the German government's decision last year to shut down older nuclear reactors. The claim is reportedly backed by the Swedish government.
The Swedish business daily Dagens Industri reported Friday that Vattenfall was seeking damages to the tune of about 3.5 billion euros ($4.6 billion).
Greenpeace Targets Swedish Nuclear Plants
Two nuclear-power plants majority-owned by Vattenfall AB, a state-owned Swedish power company, were targeted by Greenpeace activists, about 70 of whom broke into restricted areas.
The activists targeted the Ringhals plant on Sweden's west coast and the Forsmark facility on the east coast. Combined they produce about 36% of energy consumed in Sweden.
Vattenfall Applies to Replace Several Swedish Nuclear Reactors
Vattenfall AB, the Nordic region's biggest utility, applied to Swedish safety regulators to build one or two nuclear reactors to replace its older plants.
"There has been no investment decision," Chief Financial Officer Ingrid Bonde said today. "It's a very long process."
Germany may set up nuclear waste fund
The German government ill consider setting up a publicly administered fund to manage the disposal of nuclear waste from its power plants, environment minister Norbert Röttgen said following the publication of a Greenpeace report on Wednesday.
Greenpeace has called for a public fund because it fears German nuclear operators Eon, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall may go bankrupt or try to wriggle out of their obligations after 2022, when the last of Germany's reactors are due to close.
Vattenfall CEO: Kruemmel Won't Go Online Before Mid-2011
BERLIN (Dow Jones)--German utility Vattenfall Europe AG has again delayed the planned restart of its nuclear power plant Kruemmel by some six months, Chief Executive Tuomo Hatakka told Dow Jones Newswires Tuesday.
On the sidelines of the Handelsblatt energy conference in Berlin Hatakka also indicated that the company's second northern German reactor--Brunsbuettel--might not be restarted at all if a review of the two power plants shows that a recently introduced tax on nuclear fuel in Germany makes the reactor loss-making.
German nuclear tax weighs on utilities' credit ratings
When Germany announced its plan to phase out nuclear power stations last month, shares in the big four German power companies rose. The agreement made with the German government would see Eon, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall pay a nuclear-fuel rods tax of EUR2.3bn until 2016 - but the market had been expecting worse.
But today Moody's has warned that the impact of the tax might yet force a downgrade of the companies' credit ratings.
German utilities spook investors with nuclear gamble
FRANKFURT, Oct. 4 (Reuters) - German utilities' gamble of sacrificing near-term profits in exchange for extending the lifespans of their 17 nuclear plants is pressuring shares and may misfire if the political situation changes.
Last month, the government agreed with the four operators of Germany's nuclear power plants to extend the plants' life by 12 years on average in exchange for at least 31 billions euros ($42.45 billion) of payments.

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Startup Ole Accelerator, along with PwC Poland, Business Link and Hardgamma Ventures is a co-organizer of the CEE Acceleration Summit – the region's largest event dedicated to entrepreneurship, corporate- and university acceleration. The event will take place in Warsaw on Oct. 26th and will gather the most influential innovation and acceleration ecosystem builders.
CEE Startup Ecosystem is one of the most rapidly developing ones, with a room and prospects for countless investment opportunities. Warsaw, as the CEE's innovation hub, linking the western and central-eastern European cultures and capital, is a modern symbol of successful transformation into the center of innovation.
The event will be divided into three paths: Corporate Acceleration, University Acceleration and Social Innovations, so that all the potential target groups will find the crucial information on how to develop businesses to foster innovations within the companies, or how to manage investment portfolio effectively, in a sustainable and responsible manner.
Moreover, during the Summit the key representatives of the Public Sector, including the European Commission's agendas and Polish Development Fund's representatives will also introduce the accelerators and investors to the support instruments aimed at facilitating startup-related investments and ecosystem building activities.
Key representatives of various innovation initiatives from all over Europe will share their knowledge and experience with the CEE's stakeholders to create bridges between various ecosystems and engage in potential cooperation.
To find out more, please visit the event's website.


Join us at the YANA Virtual Center for Spiritual Living every Wednesday at noon Pacific time, 1:00 Mountain, 3:00 Eastern for a Spirited conversation empowering us to grow and nurture each other on the Spiritual path to enlightenment.
The conversation begins after a short inspiring, motivational talk by one of our ministers: Rev Jayne, Rev. Cliff, Rev Linda or Rev Gerd. filled with inspiring motivational quotes to lift you up. We speak to self-love, forgiveness and being who you have come here to be, our talks and approach parallels greats like: Deepak Chopra and Wayne Dyer. Here are videos of our most recent talks.
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Community Cohesion is part of our school culture and ethos. Without the amazing support from different organisations and people within our local community our children would not have the fantastic facilities and opportunities. We believe it is important to give back and strive to be an active member of the community. Throughout the school year we aim to provide a chance for the community to be involved with our school events such as 'The Great Get Together' and our coffee mornings. Our school council have also developed their own ideas on how to give back to community such as cleaning the Barden Track, raising awareness for the Spacious Place Food Bank and offering to support people in our local community with their 'Big Shop'.
Please see below for information on how to be involved or dates for any events.
Shalamar and Faith from Class 6 decided to make loom bands over the past week to sell around campus. They decided that they would like to donate the funds raised to either the school charity or a homeless charity. After a class vote, they spoke with Emmaus who provide support to people in the local community struggling to cope. They raised total of £20 in total and delivered the money themselves this morning.
On Saturday 23rd June we had our Campus Community Fun day to celebrate 10 years of being together. Holly Grove had a very successful face painting stall along with a super hero training academy and a Georgia Fourie Butterly Fund stall. It was amazing to see the whole community get together and share such a fun experience! We would like to thank everyone who donated gifts, time and resources to bring it all together and help us raise £660 for our charity.
Holly Grove School has recently been awarded the Bronze Award for all the work the Eco Council have done around the school in the last year to make it more eco friendly. We are currently working towards the Silver Award and at our last meting the children decided they would do some work in the community.
Some of our Eco Council went to Towneley Park to help clean up the area, do some weeding and plant some bulbs. We met up with 'The Friends of Towneley Park,' who are a group of dedicated volunteers who work to maintain and improve the park for the whole community to enjoy. We had a fantastic time and cant wait to go back and see the bulbs we have planted turn into flowers.
Holly Grove has celebrated in style by hosting a 'Street Party' to celebrate the Great Get Together and the Royal Wedding. Although the Great Get Together is meant to be held in June, in celebration of Jo Cox's belief "that we are far more united and have far more in common than that which divides us," we have celebrated in May and linked our get together to the Royal Wedding.
Children came into school dressed as Princes and Princesses and we had a fun packed day. We had a 'Royal Wedding' in the morning with our wonderful bride and groom, Harley and Isobelle, we wrote wedding wishes which will be posted off to the Royal couple and we made and decorated our own Union Jack flags.
In the afternoon we invited parents and members of the local community in to School to celebrate with us. And the highlight of the afternoon was 'The Great British Wedding Cake Bake Off.' All classes made a wedding cake and some parents took part as well. You can see from the pictures what a fantastic effort everyone made.


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HBO's VICE Uncovers Gay Iranians Forced to Surgically Change Gender
Hard to believe, but the Iranian government will pay for gender-reassignment surgery to "cure homosexuality."
By Thom Senzee
April 11 2015 11:15 AM EDT
The next installment of HBO's VICE documentary series, which premiered Friday, took on "a terrifying cultural landscape" as it looks at a Muslim country whose government will pay for what it calls "sex-change" surgery as a so-called cure for homosexuality.
The show's producers shared an advanced clip of the segment reported by VICE correspondent Thomas Morton. It's an astonishing tale about how gay men who are not transgender are compelled to have what would normally be gender-affirmative surgery if they were indeed trans. For many if not all of these men, it's a matter of living as someone they are not for the rest of their lives following surgery — or facing execution.
Once a relatively progressive country, Iran became a fundamentalist Islamic state where homosexuality is punishable by death after the fall of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi in 1979. Public executions of gay men in Iran is a frequent occurrence. In fact, the noosed bodies of young men are sometimes put on trucks and paraded through cities, towns and villages for all to see.
Watch in the clip above as VICE's Morton brings home the frightening reality of being gay in Iran.
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Beekeeping, like every other action, has its own dos and don'ts. Start beekeeping normally includes the equipment that is needed and purchasing bees. Yet, some people who are beginning this avocation normally make several mistakes. It is ok to make mistakes, and this post can help new beekeepers avoid making precisely the same mistakes others have in the past.
1. Not knowing the best time to start a beekeeping company or avocation can prove to be a catastrophe. It often leads to a lack of cash and your bees. Winter is the worst possible time to start, since most bees die during winter months. This would induce a beekeeper to buy a fresh mountain of bees, which would cost more money. Fall is another inferior time since there are fewer blooms, hence a smaller quantity of honey harvested, to start beekeeping. The best time to begin beekeeping is during summer, which can be the time of the year where there are loads of blooms that are blooming.
2. Buying used equipment and old books on beekeeping. This is a common error made by many start beekeepers. Purchasing used old and gear beekeeping novels is not a great thought, although it's understandable that one would want to conserve money as much as possible. First, used equipment can come with "inherited" problems. The extractor outlet might have a leak, or the uncapping knife mightn't be sharp enough to uncap all the wax. This would definitely affect the quality of one's honey, which isn't an ideal scenario particularly if a beekeeper is intending to commence a honey-selling business. Second, info that is dated can be provided by old novels on beekeeping. One might be stuck using the traditional approach when there are faster and better means to keep beehives and manufacture honey.
3. Refraining from purchasing protective equipment. Think relating to this. He/she will most likely come out as a pincushion with all the bee stingers if one does not wear protective gear when handling the hives and amassing the honeycombs. Protective gear is pricey, yes, but it'll help beekeepers avert spending medical bills from all the bee stings.
These three blunders have been presented here to help they are avoided by future beekeepers. It is best to consult with a professional beekeeper before getting started beekeeping. If purchasing a certain item looks too pricey, always consider the end price ( in case that they don't buy this thing now, will it cost them more later on?). In the long run, it's up to the person to determine the best course of action.


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Development aid at heart of EU institutions' wrangle over EU 2018 budget
By Georgi Gotev | EURACTIV.com
Budget Commissioner Günther Oettinger during budget 2018 debate in Strasbourg on 25 October 2017. [European Parliament]
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The European Parliament backed by a large majority the EU budget for 2018 on Wednesday (25 October), earning praise from NGOs for increasing funds for humanitarian and development aid. But the EU Council said it cannot accept all the MEPS' amendments.
MEPs set the overall EU budget for 2018 at €162.6 billion (+1.2% on the Commission's draft budget) for commitments and €146.7 billion (+0.9%) for payments.
In comparison, the Commission proposed setting the total level of commitments at €160.6 billion and payments at €145.4 billion.
But member states on 12 July decided to cut the Commission's proposals by €1.2 billion. The European Parliament deplored this "mechanical" cut, while NGOs denounced the decrease of development aid and its re-directing to combat immigration.
NGOs denounce cuts, tweaks to 2018 EU budget for development aid
EU member countries decided yesterday (12 July) to cut the proposed EU budget for 2018 by €1.2 billion. The European Parliament deplored this "mechanical" cut, while NGO's denounced the decrease of development aid and its re-directing to combat immigration.
The resolution on Parliament's position on the EU's 2018 budget was approved by 414 votes to 163, with 90 abstentions.
European Parliament voted my report on #EUbudget 2018. I am ready for negotiations with @EUCouncil @EU2017EE & @EU_Commission @GOettingerEU pic.twitter.com/8LqahXzSAB
— Siegfried Muresan (@SMuresan) October 25, 2017
In their budgetary resolution, MEPs stressed that they fail "to understand how the Union can achieve progress in these fields considering the cuts proposed by the Council".
NGOs hailed the Parliament vote and the priority they gave to poverty eradication, and in particular the MEP's rejection of the Commission's proposal, which had suggested a 6.7% reduction in development aid. ONE, Save the Children, Oxfam and Plan International welcomed the MEPs decision.
.@Europarl_EN increases EU aid in 2018 #EUBudget ??now @EUCouncil must show same foresight. See @ONEinEU reaction https://t.co/XVxBUioKxr
— Valentina Barbagallo (@v_barbagallo) October 25, 2017
But the Council told the Parliament that it cannot accept all the amendments. This triggers a three-week conciliation process, starting on 31 October. Council and Parliament will have until 20 November to bridge their differences.
2018 #EUbudget: Council cannot accept EP amendments | #EUCouncil Press https://t.co/Y1ZqXtjZ2Q pic.twitter.com/oaCAvEprhG
— PubAffairs EU News (@PubAffairsEU) October 25, 2017
As a follow up to last week's EU summit, MEPs also cut the pre-accession funds for Turkey by €50 million (with a further €30 million put in reserve) in view "of the worrying deterioration of the situation as regards democracy, rule of law and human rights".
EU Parliament wants up to €80 million cuts to Turkey's 2018 pre-accession funds
The European Parliament will vote this week to cut pre-accession funds for Turkey by €50 million in 2018 and put an additional €30 million in reserve, Parliament rapporteur on the EU budget Siegfried Mureşan told EURACTIV.com in an interview.
Märt Kivine, deputy finance minister of Estonia, which currently holds the Council presidency, and chief negotiator for the 2018 budget said: "The presidency is looking for structured and constructive discussions while edging towards a reasonable and sustainable budget decision for 2018".
The Council stresses that the two institutions share the same priorities for 2018, namely to boost growth and job creation, strengthen security and address migration. In the Council's view, the main task will be to find an agreement on an adequate level of funding for these priorities.
One of the most contentious issues, not mentioned by the Council, is foreign aid. The Commission had suggested to reduce the total funds under the 'EU as a Global Player' (heading 4) part of the text by €232 million compared to 2017 levels, i.e. 5.6% cut and a cut of 6.7% to development aid. The Council has proposed to further cut the former by €90 million.
Aid campaigners put pressure on MEPs ahead of budget vote
Ahead of the European Parliament's vote on the EU's draft 2018 general budget next Wednesday (26 October), campaigners have put pressure on MEPs not to reduce the EU's development aid.
Conversely, the Parliament has followed the proposal of the Budgets Committee to increase EU's external spending by €232 million:
€12.5 million for human development (health and education);
€12.5 million for food security, nutrition and agriculture;
€ 38.1 million for humanitarian aid (including €10 million reserve to education in humanitarian settings);
€119 million for the Mediterranean (European Neighbourhood Instrument);
€27 million for the Eastern Partnership (European Neighbourhood Instrument);
€16 million for UNRWA – Palestinian refugees (European Neighbourhood Instrument);
NGOs consider that funding under heading 4 should not prioritise migration control and EU borders protection over poverty eradication. They say that such an approach contradicts the EU treaties which determine that poverty reduction and eradication should be the primary objectives of development cooperation.
Valentina Barbagallo, Brussels Policy and Advocacy Manager at ONE, said: "In these uncertain times of pandemics, famine and instability, the EU has to recognise the critical need to invest in long-term development now. The European Parliament's proposal to increase development and humanitarian aid - especially for crucial education programmes - shows vision and commitment. With Africa's population set to more than double by 2050, access to quality education and jobs could transform a booming youth population into the engine of global growth, with the potential to wipe out extreme poverty. Member States must now show the same foresight and back these indispensable increases to EU aid."
Hilary Jeune, Oxfam's lead policy advisor on development cooperation, said: "The increase to humanitarian aid and development cooperation is much needed, but the money given to fighting poverty, where it is most needed, is merely crumbs next to the cake given to promoting the EU's race to stop migration. Member states must now ensure the budget is not reduced to shoring up 'Fortress Europe', but instead defend Europe's role as the world leader in development. Aid money must go to actually helping people, and not be dependent on other EU priorities such as migration."
Tanya Cox, Plan International's EU Representative (a.i.), said: "With this vote, the European Parliament has demonstrated its continued commitment to ensure that poverty and inequality are tackled. Given the huge weight of gender inequality in some parts of the world, special attention will need be given to realising girls' and women's rights, to make sure that no one is left behind. We also welcome the focus put by MEPs on human development and on the need for the EU to respond to crises - particularly through supporting education in emergencies. We expect Member States to agree and support this position during negotiations with the European Parliament in the coming weeks."
Jacqueline Hale, Head of Advocacy at Save the Children, said: "Humanitarian aid, food security and adequate nutrition, and access to education – including in emergencies – are vital to children and young people. Parliament's vote to increase these budget lines sends a positive signal that MEPs support funding for children living in poverty or in crisis-affected countries. Thank you to Daniele Viotti, Charles Goerens and rapporteur Siegfried Mureșan for these increases. We now urge the Parliament's representatives in talks with Council to continue to negotiate for humanitarian aid and ambitious EU action to fight poverty and alleviate suffering outside its borders during their meetings in November."
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India now among top 10 worst-hit by Covid-19
By Tanveer| Updated: 25th May 2020 1:42 pm IST
New Delhi: With around 7,000 new cases in a day, India's tally of novel Coronavirus cases surpassed that of Iran's as it recorded 1,38,845 till Monday.
With this, India entered the Top 10 worst-hit countries by the Coronavirus pandemic. The other nine countries ahead of India are — US, Brazil, Russia, Spain, United Kingdom, Italy, France, Germany, and Turkey.
Iran today has 1,35,701 total confirmed cases.
India recorded a jump of 6,977 cases in a single day and 154 fatalities in 24 hours, Health Mnistry data said on Monday. Of the total cases, 77,103 are active, 57,721 people have been cured while at least 4,021 individuals lost their lives.
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However, at least 3,280 people have recovered since Sunday, taking the recovery rate to around 42 per cent.
In the worst-hit Maharashtra, the total coronavirus cases surged past 50,000 and stood at 50,231, including 1,635 fatalities and 14,600 recoveries.
Maharashtra is followed by Tamil Nadu which reported 16,277 cases and Gujarat with 14,056 cases.
There are at least 13,418 cases in the national capital.
States that have reported most number of casualties, are Maharashtra followed by Gujarat (858), Madhya Pradesh (290), West Bengal (272) and Delhi (261).
States that have reported more than 6,000 cases are Rajasthan (7,028), Uttar Pradesh (6,268), Madhya Pradesh (6,665).
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Among other major states and UTs where the cases have spiked are Andhra Pradesh (2,823). Bihar (2,587), Haryana (1,184), Jammu and Kashmir (1,621), Odisha (1,336), Punjab (2,060) and Telangana (1,854).
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Fidelity Bank Salary Structure In Nigeria (2023)
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Fidelity Bank salary structure in Nigeria 2023 is what this article is all about and we have given a detailed breakdown of the average monthly earnings of the staff members at this financial institution for some selected positions ranging from graduate trainee to entry level, all through to senior banking officer level which terminates at the Fidelity Bank branch manager salary per month. Kindly read along to find out more.
BRIEF HISTORY OF FIDELITY BANK PLC
Fidelity Bank is a full-fledged commercial bank licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and operating in the country with over 5 million customers who are serviced across its 250 business offices and various other digital banking channels.
Focused on select niche corporate banking sectors as well as Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), Fidelity Bank is rapidly implementing a digital based retail banking strategy which has resulted in exponential growth in savings deposits over the last Six (6) years, with over 40 percent customer enrollment on the Bank's flagship mobile/internet banking products.
Quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Fidelity Bank Plc began operations in 1988 as a Merchant Bank. In 1999, it converted to Commercial Banking and then became a Universal Bank in February 2001. The current enlarged Fidelity Bank is a result of the merger with the former FSB International Bank Plc and Manny Bank Plc in 2005.
Fidelity Bank currently has presence in all the States and Major cities in Nigeria, over the years the bank has been reputed for its financial stability and integrity. Fidelity continues to rank among Nigeria's most capitalized banks, with tierone capital of nearly USD 1 billion (One Billion US Dollars).
FIDELITY BANK SALARY STRUCTURE IN NIGERIA 2023: HOW MUCH THEY PAY THEIR STAFF
Many curious people may have wondered just how much Fidelity Bank Plc pays their workers as salaries per month. The monthly take home pay of Fidelity Bank staff is as good as other companies in the financial sector when compared side by side, and their employees are also paid certain benefits which further boosts their earnings and this is determined by the bank. That said, we will only look at the basic salaries of a select group of staff members at the bank to give you an idea just how much these professionals go home with every month end. Below are the details.
HOW MUCH ARE INTERNS/IT STUDENTS PAID AS SALARY AT FIDELITY BANK PER MONTH?
This 2023, interns and students undergoing their industrial training (IT) at Fidelity Bank are paid monthly salaries in the range between ₦10,000 – ₦15,000, which totals ₦120,000 – ₦180,000 per annum. The amount is paid for the entire duration of their short stay at the bank, either for six months for university students or one year for polytechnic students.
Seeing that they are there to get experience in the field related to their course of study after which they are to go back to school to continue studying, they are not full staff members and are not fully integrated into the bank upon successfully completing their training. On certain occasions, the company may promise to retain exceptional interns upon graduation and NYSC completion.
HOW MUCH DOES FIDELITY BANK PLC PAY THEIR GRADUATE TRAINEES AS SALARY PER MONTH?
Graduate trainees at Fidelity Bank Plc are paid the sum of ₦60,000 as their monthly salaries which totals ₦720,000 per year, and this is effective throughout the period of their training at the bank. Graduate trainees are executive trainees newly recruited into the bank that are prepared for future senior positions or roles at the bank, and they mostly start their careers at entry level when their training is complete. They are expected to rise up the bank hierarchy with time and experience.
WHAT IS THE SALARY PER MONTH OF ENTRY LEVEL WORKERS AT FIDELITY BANK PLC?
Fidelity Bank Plc pays their entry level workers a monthly salary of about ₦140,000 this 2023 which amounts to ₦1.6 million every year. Entry level staff at the bank also get certain allowances and bonuses apart from their basic salaries and they are also entitled to receive free healthcare, vehicle allowance, performance bonuses, and other benefits as the bank sees fit.
WHAT IS THE MONTHLY SALARY OF FIDELITY BANK BRANCH MANGERS IN NIGERIA TODAY?
On the average, Fidelity Bank Branch Managers are paid monthly salaries ranging between ₦700,000 – ₦1 million, which totals yearly salaries between ₦8.4 million – ₦12 million. Bank managers are the highest paid staff members at every branch of the bank. They oversee the day-to-day running of their various branches and hold key decision making powers also. Apart from their monthly earnings, they are also entitled to certain other monetary and material benefits.
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We are delighted to announce the launch of the show home at Burleigh Place in Mytchett, Surrey.
In a private development of just 9 houses, Inland Homes have built a stunning collection of two & three bedroom homes that offer spacious and versatile accommodation with many benefiting from a bonus room and/or a study.
The Show Home forst opened it's doors durning the busy launch weekend of Saturday 27th July & Sunday 28th July and is now available to view by appointment.
Please call 01252 353030 to arrange your viewing or for more information.
With 30% already reserved, this not an opportunity to be missed!


Julio Diaz has a daily routine. Every night, the 31-year old social worker ends his hour-long subway commute to the Bronx one stop early, just so he can eat at his favorite diner.
But one night, as Diaz stepped off the No. 6 train and onto a nearly empty platform, his evening took an unexpected turn.
He was walking towards the stairs when a teen-aged boy approached him and pulled out a knife.
"He wanted my money, so I just gave him my wallet and said, 'Here you go,'" Diaz says.
"You know, I just felt maybe he really needed help," Diaz explained.
Diaz and the teen-ager went into the diner and sat in a booth.
The teen couldn't, or didn't want, to answer Diaz.
Well said, Mr. Diaz. Be safe.
what a good man should be.
Meet Figo, a K-9 Officer paying his last respects to his fallen human partner, Kentucky Police Officer Jason Ellis. The 33-year old officer was killed in a suspected ambush.
In the photo, Figo lays a paw on Ellis' casket.


Are you in the event, venue or destination industry and want to know how your website analytics stack up to others in the industry? We pulled Google Analytics from over 150 clients in these industries and found some extremely useful information.
These analytics refer to the average number of pages a visitors looks at and how long they're staying on the site.
Bounce rates refer to the amount of users who have landed on a page and left after viewing only that page. The lower the bounce rate, the better. Low bounce rates mean visitors are finding the information interesting enough to pursue information on other pages of the site.
This represents a big shift for this industry in the last year. Desktop and Mobile traffic swapped a total of 16%. It's amazing to see that mobile traffic now accounts for over half of this industry's traffic. Another trend we noticed as the year went on is that on an average day, desktop traffic is still typically higher than mobile. However, during an event, mobile traffic spikes and overtakes desktop traffic. This highlights how the mobile device is used for gathering more immediate data while at events or destinations.
What came as no surprise, we saw a big change in the number of referrals our clients received from social media sites, increasing the importance of maintaining multiple online presences. One incredible statistic (but also not very surprising) is that 93% of the social media referrals were from Facebook, proving that they are still king of the social jungle.
Ensuring your website and analytics are up to par can be a very tedious and confusing task. We hope that this gives you a few goals to strive for along with some basic Google Analytics information. One great resource is to go directly to the source, and check out Google's help desk for analytics here.
Author SaffirePosted on February 27, 2015 March 1, 2015 Categories Tips & TricksTags analytics, google analytics, sessions, social referrals, websiteLeave a comment on How Does Your Website Stack Up?
This week, the Texas Travel Industry Association (TTIA) hosted the annual Unity Dinner, a night where tourism professionals and their supporters unite to express the impact the travel industry has on individual communities and the U.S. as a whole. The event continues to become more and more popular, averaging around 1,000 in attendance this year! This year's featured speaker was the one and only, Tilman Fertitta, sole owner, chairman and CEO of Fertitta Entertainment, Inc. Fertitta is a native of Texas and has made a remarkable impact on the tourism industry through his 500 properties (including the San Luis Resort, Spa & Conference Center, Galveston's Pleasure Pier, the Kemah Boardwalk and ALL of the Landry's Restaurants).
This dinner has grown to become a 3 day event, starting with a speed-dating style tradeshow and concluding with a day-long event known as "Converge on the Capitol" where travel and tourism professionals come together to address tourism-related issues to local Senators and Representatives at the Texas State Capitol.
As ALWAYS, we loved seeing and bonding with many of our Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) friends over the three days and we look forward to our next tourism adventure!
Every year at Saffire, we are privileged to travel to new and exciting conferences and meet more amazing people than the year before. This year, Cassie and Elaine had the pleasure of going to the Southeast Festival and Events Association in Chattanooga, Tennessee. There, we were almost snowed in, met scores of fun people from all over the Southeast, and went sight-seeing in Chattanooga!
Since it was unusually cold outside, everyone at the conference stayed inside most of the time! One exception was to go to the Tennessee Aquarium in downtown Chattanooga, which had been closed off and privately catered for the conference attendees. It was such a good time, especially thanks to the face painting artist and delicious food.
At the end of t he conference, we had some time before their flight and were personally shown around by Dave Jones, the East Tennessee Regional Manager from the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development. Needless to say, we had an expert to show us all the beautiful attractions in Chattanooga and we went to a fabulous local burger joint called Urban Stack. A huge thank you to Dave for helping us kill the time before their flight and for representing Tennessee so well! His enthusiasm was a pleasure to experience!
You've Got to Pin it to Win it!
Seriously Saffire, another Social Media site we have to maintain? Yes! With 70 million users and 28% of online US adults using the site, it is definitely worth pinning for a few minutes a day!
Do you know what the fastest growing demographic on Pinterest is? Men! Currently, 79% of users are female with only 21% male. But when you consider that in 2014 the number of men using Pinterest doubled and there are now more men using the site than read Sports Illustrated and GQ combined, Pinterest is quickly breaking free of the stereotypical recipe and interior design rapport. Pinterest recently announced a change to its site's search settings, which will now filter search results based on whether you're interested in products for men or for women. By introducing these new search filters, Pinterest shows its devotion to diversifying its customer base.
In late 2013, Pinterest introduced one of its best features: Place Pins! If you are a destination marketing organization (DMO), Place Pins provides users with great, rich information about your destination in a map format. Place Pins allows for more context and information for travelers and requires minimal effort from a DMO. Below is an example from two different Pure Michigan's boards which shows how much more interactive a destination post can be when placed on a map.
If you are planning an event, one of the best ways to get pinners involved is to easily collect photos from attendees! The Pinterest mobile app allows event attendees to pin photos from their mobile devices. At some point during the event, invite attendees to contribute to a collaborator board (i.e. a board named 25th Annual Saffire Valley Rodeo) and you have a real-time, crowd-sourced photo album! To make it even more successful, you can even turn this board into a contest and give prizes to the pinner with the most repinned photos.
If your organization does not have a Pinterest yet and need help getting started, check out our tips on creating a successful Pinterest page: Click Here! Let us know what Pinterest strategies you use and what has been successful for your organization!
Author SaffirePosted on February 4, 2015 February 5, 2015 Categories In the News, Online Marketing, Social Media, Tips & TricksLeave a comment on You've Got to Pin it to Win it!
The Osceola County Fair and Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show is held every February in Kissimmee, Florida and is attended by over 98,000 people. This 10 day event showcases Osceola County's agriculture through 4-H and FFA programs. During the fair visitors can enjoy great food, a variety of shows, entertainment and youth/commercial exhibits, along with exciting midway rides!
We are so grateful to add another amazing Florida event to our Saffire Family! Next week they kick off their 2015 fair and then shortly after that will kick off a great new online destination!
Located in Fairbanks, Alaska, Tanana Valley State Fair is now our northernmost fair and first client in the great state of Alaska! This August will be the 84th Annual Fair, which is held for two weeks! In 2014, the Fair had an attendance of over 92,500!
We are excited to be working with the team at Tanana Valley State Fair! We will soon have an awesome website showcasing this amazing fair and all of the fun it offers!
The staff of Expo New Mexico is tasked with putting on the State Fair and other great events throughout the year on the 236 acre parcel of land located in the center of Albuquerque.
Expo New Mexico has been the site of the annual New Mexico State Fair for 74 years! The Fair is held in September and features concerts, agriculture, rodeos, carnival rides and much more!
We are currently working with the awesome staff at Expo New Mexico on revamping the Expo site and then adding a dedicated, stand-alone New Mexico State Fair website.
The folks over at Williamson County Fair in Franklin, Tennessee are great! We met this great, young fair at the International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE). The Fair just recently celebrated their 10 year anniversary and have won numerous industry awards for their successes!
Today, we are working with them on maximizing their online presence and showcasing their 9 Days of Fun to the world!
Seafair is Seattle's traditional summer festival that brings an entire community together in celebration. For over 60 years Seafair has been about community events, parades, Miss Seafair, the Navy and Coast Guard, amateur athletics, airplanes and of course, boat racing. But most of all, Seafair has been about people!
We are thrilled to work with Seafair on creating a beautiful, interactive online destination! We were so excited about the potential to work with "Seattle's Summer Celebration" that Cassie, our Partnership Director, traveled over 2,000 miles to visit the awesome Seafair staff!
The Delta Fair & Music Festival takes place annually in Cordova, Tennessee. With a mission to produce an annual Fair & Music Festival that is exciting, interactive and educational, they strive to bring the surrounding communities together with safe, wholesome family entertainment while celebrating and promoting the rich art, music and history of the Delta.
With music, chainsaw sculptors, tractor pulls, livestock shows and more, Delta Fair & Music Festival has fun for everyone! We are excited to work with this great event on revamping their online presence and showcasing their event to the world!


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Part two of our guest speaker's message continuing to look at how the law of God translates and correlates into our every day lives.
Part one of this series takes a look at Israel as an example of how God's laws affect the every day lives of Christians today.
There's a lot of bad things happening in the world. You might ask, who is really in charge? If you missed church this past Sunday, you can catch the sermon preached by Gerald Span here.


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Local lushes: America's 13 drunkest cities
Whether it's a big celebration like New Years Eve and St. Paddy's or just a night out with friends, lots of Americans like to drink. But some cities are notorious for having more drinkers - regardless of whether there's something to celebrate. For its second annual list of the "drunkest" cities in the U.S., The Daily Beast used data from leading research firm Experian Simmons and the CDC to look at more than 200 cities and get to the bottom of which one was booziest.
What makes a city drunker than others? The Daily Beast took into account the amount people said they drank per month and the percentage of the population that are binge drinkers. Whether the cities have a thriving bar culture or a strong beer-brewing industry, some cities proved to be true alcohol heavyweights. Which cities are America's drunkest? Keep clicking to find out...
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13. Denver
Kicking off the list of America's 13 "drunkest" cities is Denver, with an average of 15.3 drinks consumed per person each month. In the city, 16.8 percent of the population are binge drinkers.
12. Charleston, S.C.
In Charleston, an average of 13.8 drinks are consumed per person each month. And 17.3 percent of the population are binge drinkers.
Credit: Wikimedia Commons
11. Burlington, Vt.
Almost one in five - 19.4 percent - of Burlington's population are binge drinkers. Each month, a person consumes an average of 13.5 drinks.
Credit: Flickr/jpc.raleigh
10. Tucson, Ariz.
Each month in Tucson, a person consumes an average of 14.2 drinks. Of the city's population, 16.8 percent are binge drinkers.
Credit: Flickr/Josh Buchanan
9. San Diego
Sunny San Diego's population consists in part - 17.7 percent, to be exact - of binge drinkers. Each month, an average of 14.1 drinks are consumed per person.
Credit: Flickr/Hari Hamartia
8. St. Louis
In St. Louis, an average of 14.4 drinks are consumed per person each month. Eighteen percent of the city's population are binge drinkers.
7. Austin, Texas
In the city of Austin, Texas, 18.4 percent of the population are binge drinkers. Each month, a person consumes an average of 15.5 drinks.
Credit: Flickr/Jonathan Steffens
6. Chicago
The Windy City is home to a population of people who consume an average of 15.5 drinks each month. Just over 17 percent of the population are binge drinkers.
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5. San Antonio
In San Antonio, 19.4 percent of the population are binge drinkers. An average of 14.2 drinks is consumed per person a month.
4. Reno, Nev.
The "biggest little city" is home to one of the nation's biggest binge drinking communities - 18.1 percent of the population. An average of 14.5 drinks are consumed per person a month in Reno.
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3. Milwaukee
How much do people drink in Milwaukee? Almost 19 percent of the population are binge drinkers, and an average of 15.7 drinks are consumed per person a month.
2. Springfield, Mass.
Springfield, Mass. is high on the list of America's "drunkest" cities - 19.5 percent of the population are binge drinkers. Each month, an average of 14.6 drinks are consumed per person.
1. Boston
America's Drunkest City of 2011? Boston. In Beantown, a person consumes 15.5 drinks a month on average. And a whopping one in five people - 20.1 percent of the population - are binge drinkers.
Click here to see the rest of the The Daily Beast's list of America's Drunkest Cities of 2011.
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10 tips for discovering traces of the 1972 Olympics
The Summer Olympic Games were held in Munich in 1972, and even now, 50 years later, there's still plenty to experience in Olympiapark (Olympic Park): wonderful architecture, events and a huge selection of sports and leisure activities and gastronomy. What's more, the "Spirit of 1972" can still be felt elsewhere in Munich too. 10 tips.
1. Go up the Olympiaturm (Olympic Tower)
The 190-metre-tall Olympiaturm offers an outstanding view that includes Olympiapark's pavilion roof silhouette and extends far beyond the city all the way to the Alps. After drinking that in, you can indulge in some upscale gastronomy at the 181 rotating restaurant or simply enjoy an organic speciality coffee a floor above it, at the Blue Sky Coffee & Photo coffee bar. The establishment also hosts a popular barista course for anyone interested in the craft of making coffee. The tower is set to be the venue for a host of events marking the 50th anniversary of the Olympics.
Olympiaturm, Spiridon-Louis-Ring 7
www.olympiapark.de
2. Enjoy a Zeltdach-Tour roof climb in Olympiapark
The Olympic Zeltdachtour is an exhilarating way to explore the history and present day of Munich's Olympiapark, as you get to literally climb onto the iconic tented roof of the Olympiastadion (Olympic Stadium). Roped to a guide, you have the rare chance to examine up-close the striking roof structure made up of acrylic panels, steel cables and pylons, as you walk parallel to the edge of the roof. Your guide will entertain and inform you, recounting everything worth knowing about the history of Olympiapark and what makes it special today. And in case you still haven't got your adrenaline fix, you can finish the tour by speeding across the sports arena on the Flying Fox zip line, or alternatively abseiling down 40 metres to the stadium below.
Olympiapark (Olympic Park), Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21
3. Ride a rickshaw through Olympiapark
A rickshaw tour, either solo or for two, is a great way to discover the architectural and design highlights of Olympiapark. Your knowledgeable guide will give fascinating explanations of everything you've ever wanted to know about the City of Munich's application to host the Olympic Games, the creation of the park, its sports facilities and the special atmosphere during the Games. The rickshaw guides draw from considerable personal experience and are well acquainted with everything the Olympiapark has to offer – there's plenty! Information on rickshaw tours will be available here in the near future.
4. Visit the Olympia-Alm beer garden
Olympia-Alm is the highest beer garden in the city, and makes the perfect reward after ascending Olympiaberg (Olympic Mountain) – the highest point in Olympiapark. This open-air eatery actually emerged after the Olympic Games had finished, developing gradually from a small kiosk serving construction workers on the Olympic site. The establishment serves traditional Bavarian beer garden specialities and is a great spot from which to catch the sound of international stars performing at the Olympiastadion (Olympic Stadium) – for free!
Olympia-Alm, Martin-Luther-King-Weg 8
www.olympiaalm.de
5. Take a guided tour of the Olympic Village
When Munich hosted the Summer Olympic Games of the XX Olympiad in 1972, the city's concept for a sports quarter in a green area with short distances between venues and no cars proved a roaring success. The Olympic Village was constructed within walking distance of the complex to accommodate athletes competing in the Games. The apartments of the former men's village and press centre tower like mountain peaks behind the colourful apartments of the "Olydorf", as the village is known. It was intended to be an oasis of peace but also a place for lively interaction between nations. This group of listed buildings is a real hidden gem for architecture enthusiasts. To mark the 50th anniversary of the 1972 Summer Games, the city is planning to offer a Hood Love tour through the Olympic Village.
Olympic Village, Connollystraße
6. Remember the victims of the Olympic attack at the "Einschnitt" memorial site
The "Einschnitt" ("incisions") memorial is a pavilion housing a multimedia display that commemorates the twelve victims of the 1972 Olympic massacre and outlines the contemporary historic background to the incident. The memorial space was opened in 2017, on the 45th anniversary of the day when the hostages were taken. The opening ceremony was attended by representatives and heads of state from Israel and Germany, and the memorial has since been a permanent fixture within the Olympiapark complex.
1972 Olympic attack memorial, Kolemainenweg 11
7. Visit Father Timofey's Ost-West-Friedenskirche (Church of Peace)
In 1952, Russian hermit Timofey Vasilyevich Prokhorov, also known as Väterchen Timofei (Little Father Timofey) was apparently instructed by the Mother of God to move to Munich and build a chapel on the rubble left behind after the Second World War. Once dubbed the "most charming illegal building in Munich" by former Lord Mayor Christian Ude, this whimsical place of worship is still standing to this day, thanks to public protests preventing its demolition in 1968, as part of the city's Olympic construction plans. The museum, chapel and garden are now managed by a foundation. Tours are available on request. The Tollwood Festival takes place every summer in the grounds around the Ost-West-Friedenskirche.
Ost-West-Friedenskirche, Spiridon-Louis-Ring 100
www.ost-west-friedenskirche.de
8. Travel to the U-Bahn stations designed by light designer Ingo Maurer
One of the biggest urban development advances that Munich owes to the Olympic Games is the construction of the U-Bahn underground and S-Bahn urban rail systems. The line between Kieferngarten and Goetheplatz opened in October 1971, and was followed by the rail link between Münchner Freiheit and the Olympiazentrum (Olympic Centre) one year later. Munich's underground rail network today consists of more than 100 kilometres of track, serving some 96 stations all over the city. Those stations which were designed by internationally renowned light designer Ingo Maurer are well worth making a special trip to see: Münchner Freiheit (U3/ U6), Westfriedhof (U1) and Moosfeld (U2), Marienplatz (U3/ U6) and Sendlinger Tor (U1/ U2/ U7/ U8) stations.
9. Wander through the pedestrianised zone
The pedestrianised area of the city not only offers ample shopping opportunities, but also various rest stops along the way with terrace seating areas. Munich's Altstadt (Old Town) is the most popular destination for guests from all over the world. Its must-see attractions include Marienplatz, the Glockenspiel mechanical clock in the Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall), the Frauenkirche (cathedral) and Karlstor gate. Michaelskirche church, on the kilometre-long stretch of the pedestrianised zone between Karlsplatz-Stachus and Marienplatz, is also well worth a visit as the burial place of Ludwig II, the Fairytale King. Where once there were salt traders and merchants hustling, Munich's central shopping mile is now frequented by hordes of shoppers. Munich's pedestrianised zone, opened in the Olympic year of 1972, was one of the first car-free promenades in Germany.
Kaufingerstrasse and Neuhauserstrasse pedestrianised area
10. Tuck into breakfast at München 72
At the München 72 café and bar in Glockenbachviertel you'll see Waldi, the little colourfully striped mascot, a hostess uniform consisting of a light-blue dirndl, and to-go cups bearing the image of gold medallist swimmer Marc Spitz, as the cafe's owner has brought his collection of memorabilia from the '72 Games into the dining rooms in a very original way. In summer there's a Schanigarten (outdoor terrace) with retro parasols and garden furniture, while in colder weather guests can catch up with friends indoors, over fondue. At the weekend, visitors can order from a range of substantial and lighter breakfasts bearing sporty names such as Ringer-Frühstück (wrestler's breakfast), Turner-Frühstück (gymnast's breakfast) or Radler-Frühstück (cyclist's breakfast).
München 72, Holzstraße 17
www.muenchen72.de
Text: Karoline Graf; Photos: Frank Stolle, Sigi Müller, München Tourismus, Christian Kasper, Redline Enterprises, Ingo Maurer Lightdesign
"For me, the Eisbach is a cultural asset"
Nobody knows the Eisbach river quite as well as Tao Schirrmacher; the triple European surfing champion has been riding the river's standing wave for 15 years.
A local safari
Beavers, tawny owls, kingfishers: with a bit of luck, you can see many wild animals in Nymphenburg Castle Park. A visit.
A touch of wildnerness
A talk about the great outdoors, the magic of the woods and the love of the Northern English Garden.
My friend, the tree
Waldbaden in Munich: Our columnist visits a nature reserve together with a forester.
The north-south passage: hiking across Munich
A hiking tour through Munich – always towards the sun.
The east-west passage: hiking across Munich
Munich is a village. Right?
Grand city tour
Discover the beauty of Munich outside of the city center at the grand city tour by bike.
Bathe, banter, bike
Whether "Hopfen and Bier-Schleife", "Salz-Schleife" or "Kunst- and Kulturschleife", Munich is the hub for all routes of the water cycle paths.
Munich is beautiful – and even more so by bike!
Discover urban life, Munich's green lungs and the surrounding area by bike. An overview of the different routes and guided tours by bike.


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Type-1 cannabinoid receptor CB1 is a G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR), widely expressed in the brain, which regulates numerous physiological processes. However, the cellular mechanisms of CB1-mediated control of these functions are poorly understood. Although CB1 are known to signal at the plasma membrane, a portion of these receptors are also present in mitochondria (mtCB1), where mtCB1 activation decreases mitochondrial activity. The goal of this thesis was to dissect the impact of brain mtCB1 signaling in known behavioral effects induced by cannabinoids. To distinguish the functions of mtCB1 from other receptor pools, we developed tools based on the characterization of the intra-mitochondrial molecular cascade induced by mtCB1 receptors. In isolated brain mitochondria, we found that intra-mitochondrial decrease of soluble-adenylyl cyclase (sAC) activity links mtCB1- dependent activation of Gαi/o proteins to decrease cellular respiration. Local brain inhibition of sAC activity blocks cannabinoid-induced amnesia, catalepsy and contributes to the hypolocomotor effect of cannabinoids. In addition, we generated a functional mutant CB1 protein (DN22-CB1) lacking the first 22 amino acid of CB1 and its mitochondrial localization. Differently from CB1, activation of DN22-CB1 does not affect mitochondrial activity. Hippocampal in vivo expression of DN22-CB1 abolished both cannabinoid-induced impairment of synaptic transmission and amnesia in mice. Together, these studies couple mitochondrial activity to behavioral performances. The involvement of mtCB1 in the effects of cannabinoids on memory and motor control highlights the key role of bioenergetic processes as regulators of brain functions.


The Environmental Enforcement Court, a Flemish administrative court, handles appeals against administrative fines punishing environmental offences. This paper sketches and discusses the evolution of the court's case law in the years 2013-2015, on the backdrop of the legal framework and its evolutions. The case law selection focuses on judgments with relevance for administrative fining in general and the future of administrative fining in environmental and land use law specifically.


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Q: Error: No Match for operator[] I'm working on an openFrameworks project, and I'm using a vector to store 3d mesh index locations. However, when attempting to access the data, I'm getting:

error: no match for 'operator []' in ((icoSphere*)this)->icoSphere::subIndicies[i]

The data type is ofIndexType.
Here are some snippets
icoSphere.h file:
// vector created
std::vector<ofIndexType> subIndicies;

icoSphere.cpp file:
// items added to vector
ofIndexType indA = mesh.getIndex(0);
ofIndexType indB = mesh.getIndex(1);
ofIndexType indC = mesh.getIndex(2);

subIndicies.push_back(indA);
subIndicies.push_back(indB);
subIndicies.push_back(indC);

// iterate through vector
for (std::vector<ofIndexType>::iterator i = subIndicies.begin(); i !=subIndicies.end(); i++)
{
    subMesh.addIndex(subIndicies[i]); // here is where the error occurs
}

Both the vector and the iterator are ofIndexType (an openFrameworks data type, which is essentially an unsigned integer). Can't sort out why it's saying [] isn't an operator.

A: std::vector::operator[]() expects an integer index (a size_t) referring to a vector item:
0 --> 1st item
1 --> 2nd item
2 --> 3rd item
....

But in your code you passed an iterator (which is not an integer index) as parameter to std::vector::operator[](), which is invalid:

// *** 'i' is an iterator, not an integer index here ***
//
for (vector<ofIndexType>::iterator i = subIndices.begin(); i != subIndices.end(); i++)
{
    subMesh.addIndex(subIndices[i]); // here is where the error occurs
}

Either use iterators to access vector items, or use integer indices.
In C++11+, it's also possible to use range-based for loops.
// Integer index
for (size_t i = 0; i < subIndices.size(); ++i)
{
    subMesh.addIndex(subIndices[i]);
}

// Iterator
for (auto it = subIndices.begin(); it != subIndices.end(); ++it)
{
    subMesh.addIndex(*it);
}

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The Brabham name has been synonymous in world-class motorsport for more than 60 years.
A triple Formula 1 World Drivers' (1959, 1960 and 1966) and double Constructors' Champion (1966 and 1967), Sir Jack Brabham is one of the most accomplished drivers and team owners in the history of the sport.
The first driver to be knighted for services to motorsport, 'Black Jack' rose from racing midgets on dirt ovals in Australia to dominate global motorsport.
It was also in a Cooper that Sir Jack shook the establishment at Indianapolis as the first driver to race a modern mid-engined car at the 500, his eventual ninth place in 1961 triggering the rear-engine revolution at Indy. He would go on to have another three starts in the 500.
Acclaimed as a brilliant engineer, technological innovations brought about by the Brabham team helped to shape the sport today. Through his partnership with Ron Tauranac, over 500 Brabham race cars were built from the team's British Surrey base, the result of which included not only the 1966 and 1967 Constructors' titles but also multiple Formula 2 crowns.
Although Jack scored his final F1 win in the South African Grand Prix in 1970, the Brabham racing legacy has continued with all three of Jack's sons achieving their own global success.
Geoff won the Le Mans 24 Hours in 1993, a staggering four IMSA GTP Championship titles and made 10 appearances at the Indy 500 with a best result of fourth in 1983, while Gary's accolades include the 1989 British F3000 Championship crown. Double American Le Mans Series Champion and 2009 Le Mans 24 Hours winner, David still competes at the highest echelons of sportscar racing in a career spanning over 30 years.
Despite a later start to his career, David's son Sam underlined his potential with an outstanding debut British Formula Ford season in 2013 and continued with an appearance in the MRF Formula 2000 Challenge.
Matt, son of Geoff, clocked up the USF2000 and Pro Mazda championship crowns en route to Indy Lights in 2014, which included race wins and a second at the Indianapolis Speedway by a fraction of a second. In 2015 Matt continued his US career with selected Indy Lights and Formula E races for Andretti Motorsport, before being hired for two Indycar tests at Iowa and Sonoma later in the season.
The development of Team Murray and a commitment from owner, Brett "Crusher" Murray and naming rights sponsors PIRTEK meant that Matt qualified for and started the Indy 500, ultimately finishing 22nd in 2016.
The Brabham racing achievements may be vast and wide-ranging, but an undeniable DNA runs strong through the family, each member delivering a calm and thoughtful approach, unfaltering focus and determination to success on the racetrack.


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Photos: 1969, a year of new beginnings
This monthly series highlights some of the historically significant moments of 1969, a year that shaped a generation, and those to follow.
From the audacious guarantee by 'Broadway' Joe Namath of the New York Jets in Super Bowl III, to Woodstock, and the first man on the Moon, the year provided an abundance of memorable moments.
Here are some images from July of that consequential and significant year.
Apollo 11 Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., are riding in this spacecraft as it lifts off the pad at Cape Kennedy, Fl., July 16, 1969. (AP Photo/NASA)
1969: Rod Laver
On July 5, 1969, in an all-Australian final, Rod Laver beat John Newcombe 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 for the 3rd leg of his Grand Slam at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London. The left-handed Australian, considered by many to be the greatest tennis player of them all, remains the only man to ever win two Grand Slams, first in 1962, and again in 1969. (AP Photo/Bob Dear, File)
Bob Dear
1969: Chappaquiddick
Sen. Edward Kennedy's car is pulled from the water off the bridge at Edgartown, Mass. on July 19, 1969. The body of Mary Jo Kopechne, an American political campaign specialist and Ted Kennedy's car passenger, was found in the rear seat. Her death was attributed to drowning. (AP Photo)
1969: Rolling Stones
On July 5, 1969, Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones, performed a free, five-hour concert before nearly 250,000 fans in London's Hyde Park. (AP Photo/Peter Kemp)
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1969: Prince Charles
A view during the investiture ceremony of Prince Charles, Prince of Wales on July 1, 1969 at Caernafon Castle in Wales, including Queen Elizabeth II. Steeped in medieval royal history, the ceremony is similar to a coronation. (AP Photo)
1969: Moon Landing
A footprint left by one of the astronauts of the Apollo 11 mission shows in the soft, powder surface of the moon. Commander Neil A. Armstrong and Air Force Col. Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin Jr. became the first men to walk on the moon on July 20, 1969. They headed back home from the lunar surface on July 21, 1969. The end of man's first voyage to another planet ended with a splashdown 950 miles southwest of Hawaii, thus achieving President John F.Kennedy's challenge to land men on the moon before the end of the 1960s. (AP Photo/NASA)
1969: U.S. currency
Boston Bruins' Johnny Bucyk holds up a $1,000 bill. On July 14, 1969, the United States officially withdrew the $500, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 bills from circulation. (AP Photo/A.E. Maloof)
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Astronaut Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin Jr. poses for a photograph beside the U.S. flag deployed on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission on July 20, 1969. Aldrin and fellow astronaut Neil Armstrong were the first men to walk on the lunar surface with temperatures ranging from 243 degrees above to 279 degrees below zero. Astronaut Michael Collins flew the command module. The trio was launched to the moon by a Saturn V launch vehicle at 9:32 a.m. EDT, July 16, 1969. They departed the moon on July 21, 1969. (AP Photo/NASA/Neil A. Armstrong)
NEIL A. ARMSTRONG
Australia's Rod Laver holds his trophy after he had retained the men's singles tennis title on the centre court in Wimbledon on July 5, 1969. (AP Photo/Dear)
The ceremony of Prince Charles's investiture by Queen Elizbeth II on July 1, 1969. Steeped in medieval royal history, the ceremony is similar to a coronation. (AP Photo)
Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., lunar module pilot, descends steps of Lunar Module ladder as he prepares to walk on the moon, July 20, 1969. This picture was taken by astronaut Neil A. Armstrong, Commander, with a 70mm surface camera. Aldrin and Armstrong were the first men to walk on the lunar surface. The Apollo 11 crew, that also included Michael Collins, returned to Earth on July 24, 1969. (AP Photo/NASA/Neil A. Armstrong)


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NKF Sponsors Workshop to Examine New Therapy for Diabetic Kidney Disease
Dozens of experts, patients and policy makers expected to attend
June 27, 2019, New York, NY – Nearly 80 nephrologists, cardiologists, diabetologists, patients and policy makers will gather in Chicago this week to share information about a human protein called sodium-glucose contransporter-2 (SGLT2), its role in diabetic kidney disease and how a new drug class called SGLT2 inhibitors can help.
The two-day, scientific workshop titled "The Role of the Kidney and SGLT2 in Glucose Homeostasis and Kidney Disease" is hosted by the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) and will begin with a series of presentations on emerging science and review of clinical trials.
Diabetes and chronic kidney disease (CKD) are common and complex disorders, which often co-exist, and each are associated with multiple comorbid conditions and higher risk for mortality. SGLTs are proteins that transport glucose and a SGLT2 gene mutation can result in a rare disorder of familial renal glucosuria. SGLT2 inhibition is a new therapy for kidney disease, particularly related to diabetic kidney disease.
The healthcare professionals, representatives of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and patients attending the workshop will discuss a number of topics that include: the pathogeneses of kidney damage in diabetes; improving testing for kidney dysfunction in patients with diabetes; what is known about the role SGLT2 plays in glucose homeostasis; how the medications SGLT2 inhibitors impact cardiovascular and heart failure risk in patients with diabetes; and how SGLT2 inhibitors impact kidney function; among other topics.
"Overall, I'm genuinely excited about the SGLT2 inhibitor drug class," said Joseph Vassalotti, MD, NKF Chief Medical Officer. "I think these drugs are a breakthrough for people living with type-2 diabetes and diabetic kidney disease, because they offer both kidney and cardio-protection."
The participants at the workshop will break into groups after the main presentations to take a deeper dive into the questions the presentations raise. A summary of the breakout group discussions will be reported back to the full assembly with a consensus building process to formulate the final conference recommendations.
The conference chairs, Viado Perkovic, MB, BS, PhD, of the George Institute for Global Health, University of New South Wales Sydney; and Katherine Tuttle, MD, Professor of Medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle; and the breakout group leaders will publish a position statement summarizing the results of the workshop.
NKF sponsors workshops every year that help move the needle toward the goals of eliminating preventable CKD, eliminate the kidney transplant waitlist and ensure that dialysis patients have full, productive and functional lives.
NKF Professional Membership
Healthcare professionals can join NKF to receive access to tools and resources for both patients and professionals, discounts on professional education, and access to a network of thousands of individuals who treat patients with kidney disease.
Kidney Disease Facts
In the United States 37 million adults are estimated to have chronic kidney disease—and most aren't aware of it. 1 in 3 American adults are at risk for chronic kidney disease. Risk factors for kidney disease include diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity and family history. People of African American, Hispanic, Native American, Asian or Pacific Islander descent are at increased risk for developing the disease. African Americans are 3 times more likely than Whites, and Hispanics are nearly 1.5 times more likely than non-Hispanics to develop end stage kidney disease (kidney failure).
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) is the largest, most comprehensive, and longstanding patient-centric organization dedicated to the awareness, prevention, and treatment of kidney disease in the U.S. For more information about NKF, visit www.kidney.org.
37 Million American Adults Now Estimated to Have Chronic Kidney Disease
KAPP Implements Recommendations from NKF Kidney Discards Conference
Research Finds More than Half of Patients with Abnormal Kidney Function Not Getting Timely Follow-up
Kidney Patients, Care Partners Invited to Submit Ideas and Innovations for National Prize Competition
President Trump Announces Administration's Bold Vision for Transforming Kidney Care
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) is the largest, most comprehensive and longstanding organization dedicated to the awareness, prevention and treatment of kidney disease.


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I look into it further. 0 Kudos Connoley Occasional Advisor Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content 01-20-2010 05:47 Most Windows computers can be run with only the video and drive subsystem controller adapters. If its amber, check the internal LEDs near the memory modules, and ask a service provider to replace it, if any of that is amber. PLS HELP! - Read laptop troubleshooting discussions and get tips and advice on this topic and.
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Verify the Computer BIOS Step 1 – Ensure that the latest revision of the computer's BIOS and firmware configuration are installed. Home Add Your Title Here Wed 20 Jun 2012 Parity Check Memory Parity Error Hp Parity check memory parity error hp Call your hardware vendor for support NMI: Parity check / might want to reset defaults in cmos everytime you move the card too. The link might prove to be useful.
Browse Categories Answer Questions HP Compaq ProLiant ML350 G3 Server HP ProLiant Computer Server HP Computer Server Computer Servers All Unanswered Join Sign In Ask a Question × HomeForumComputer ServersHPProLiantHP Compaq I then put in a PCI Video card and the error vanished. 0 Kudos Reply Grant Derhofer Occasional Visitor Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Or you could just turn off ecc parity checking in the bios. I get "NMI:Parity Check/Memory Parity Error".
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where can i find this IML logs ? Could someone please help me resolve this? Error 1327 Invalid Drive Error 1327 invalid drive can be triggered on a Windows computer when installing software that ... But since error we are discussing yes it is due to memory.
Initally I thought it is a problme of RAID card. I changed the memory module combination/slots, but nothing helped.Need your help ASAP.Rajnish Malik 0 Kudos Reply All Forum Topics Previous Topic Next Topic 14 REPLIES Sunil Jerath Honored Contributor [Founder] Options If you can explain the product information and exact problem. I have tried to install drivers, checked the BIOS and tried several other solutions offered on the web.
With a server it is important to have matched sticks of memory. Any suggestions? Question about Sun Computer Servers 1 Answer An error code jfb0 Bus ...chip is faulty, that error refers to a crc check on ecc memory. I can almost 100% say the issue is with your NIC Cards.
Just boot from a Smartstart CD (the ver. 7.60 can be downloaded from here: http://h18023.www1.hp.com/support/files/server/us/download/25190.html ). Still want to upgrade to 8 GB . How to Fix the NMI Parity Check/Memory Parity Error Most hardware problems that trigger this error involve the computer's RAM, motherboard, cache memory, or a hardware adapter on the computer. If it fails again, then its a motherboard problem, so check the warranty at an HP service partner, and ask for server repair if its under warranty.
We had Smart Array 641 Card. If it were just the memory modules it would be an easy fix (new memory) but I fear the memory controller on the motherboard or the video memory is bad. But that simply defeats the object of having ecc memory in the first ... although it is posible I've never seen an NMI error be RAM.


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SPHERE Observations of Debris Disks
We present the first detection of scattered light from the hot dust around the nearby star HD 172555 and the new observations of debris disks around HD 15115 and HIP 79977 with SPHERE (Spectro-Polarimetric High-contrast Exoplanet REsearch) at VLT. HD 172555 is a ~23 Myr A7V star at a distance of 28.6 pc. The spectral energy distribution of the disk shows a very pronounced silicate feature at 9.8 micron implying the presence of a
large amount of micron-sized "hot" dust grains. Using the polarimetric differential imaging technique with ZIMPOL (Zurich IMaging POLarimeter), we obtained high-contrast images of the debris disk with a spatial resolution of ~25 mas and an inner working angle of ~0.1 arcsec. By fitting a model of the spatial distribution of dust grains to these images, we find that the disk has a radius of 0.30-0.35 arcsec (~10 au) and an inclination of ~105 degrees. Our new high-contrast and high-resolution images of the debris disk "Blue needle" (HD 15115, a 25-100 Myr F4IV star at a distance of 48.2 pc) and HIP 79977 (a 15 Myr F2/3V star at a distance of 123 pc) in scattered (total intensity) and in polarized light provide a much clearer view of the disk structures and their asymmetries.
Natalia Engler
Institute for Particle Physics and Astrophysics


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Governance / Collections Working Group Meeting: March 14, 2013
Collections Working Group Meeting: March 14, 2013
Members attending: Fred Barnhart, Loyola University Chicago; Chad Buckley, Illinois State University; Kim Fournier, William Rainey Harper College; Karen Janke, Erikson Institute; Nichole Novak, Illinois Institute of Technology; Todd Spires, Chair, Bradley University; Lynn Wiley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Members absent: Dave Green, Northeastern Illinois University; Kate Harger, McHenry County College; Pam Hackbart-Dean, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Harriet Lightman, Northwestern University
Staff attending: Elizabeth Clarage, Cindy Clennon
Karen Janke agreed to take minutes.
After a discussion on future programming, the group will think about a program in the fall (possibly October) with a focus on Scholarly Communication/Open Access Publishers. However, all members will think over ideas, and those attending ACRL will look for potential presenters. The group will continue to think about a program on demand driven acquisitions in the future.
Loyola University Chicago has a Head of Systems position that was just posted.
CARLI has a library systems coordinator position posted.
The CARLI print PDA project still going strong. Hasn't increased substantially with the addition of science, technology, and medicine disciplines.
The CARLI E-book PDA project, proposals due back April 1st.
Applications are due for the Digital Preservation Training Program on March 15.
The Alexander Street Press Digital Videos that are being offered by CARLI is moving forward and access should be available by the end of April. CARLI staff are following up with some members which have out of state campuses that would like to make the resources available out of state (which is not possible). After access is established, CARLI staff will work to put records into the I-Share catalog. CARLI staff will provide guidance for adding records to non-I-Share libraries' catalogs.
The Ebsco contract at the University of Illinois that allows other state institutions to piggyback on terms is up for renewal. As this is for library materials, they are operating on an extension without a new contract. UI Staff are working on a new RFP for materials with a start date of June 2014.
Seventy-five people have registered for the jointly sponsored User Statistics Program with E-Resources Working Group, March 25th program in Champaign. The program is titled "What's the Use?: A Symposium on Usage Statistics," and will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn. The Keynote speakers will be Jason Price and John MacDonald.
The Acquisitions Team will be holding an Open House at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on April 4th. Registration in now open.
Tasks assigned:
Everyone should log into the group's wiki and approve the minutes from the last meeting.
Elizabeth will contact OCLC regarding a webinar on ArchiveGrid that includes a basic introduction, a product overview, and how institutions contribute/participate. The group thought that the timing of a program should be at the end of April after the Midwest Archives Conference.
Elizabeth will approach the E-Resources Working Group if they would like to partner on a program/webinar in the fall.
Digital book of the month:
Kim - March
Fred - April
Todd - May
Future Meetings through June 2013:
Conference Call information: Toll-free: (866) 951-9521 or Local: (217) 244-9054. Meeting: ID/Password: 2045
March 19, 2013 – 9:00 – 10:00 – conference call to review Book Digitization Initiative Proposals
May 2, 2013 – 11:00 – 3:00 – in-person meeting at CARLI Office
June 18, 2013 – 10:15 – 11:00 – conference call to review Book Digitization Initiative Proposals
June 20, 2013 – 1:00 – 3:00 – conference call


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