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title: "Dicas de canais do youtube sobre programação"
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  Seja Bem vindo ao meu blog, e neste post irei dar dicas de alguns dos melhores canais do youtube sobre programação, dos quais acompanho todos. A lista dos canais não é focada em nenhuma tecnologia ou linguagem de programação, então vamos a lista.

* Canal do [Rodrigo Branas](https://www.youtube.com/user/rodrigobranas)

	Canal focado em javascript, angularJs, NodeJs e afins. O Rodrigo explica os conceitos de forma fácil e detalhada, no inicio de todos os videos ele explica todo o conceito por trás da tecnologia que será ensinada.

*  Canal do [Andre Baltieri](https://www.youtube.com/user/andrebaltieri)

	Canal focado em tecnologias .NET, mas há muito conteúdo bom sobre desenvolvimento web, como angularJs, node etc. O Andre é um MVP Microsoft (no momento há menos que 200 no Brasil).

* Canal do [Tiago Britto](https://www.youtube.com/user/ata275)

	Este canal também é de certa forma focado em tecnologias Microsoft como C#, Xamarin e ASP.NET, mas tambem há videos sobre Java, AngularJs, NodeJs, criptografia etc.

* Canal do [Angelo Belchior](https://www.youtube.com/user/angelobelchior)

	Ja o Angelo foca totalmente em desenvolvimento cross mobile em Xamarin. E agora que a microsoft [liberou](https://store.xamarin.com/) o Xamarin, este canal será muito importante.

* Canal da [Loiane Groner](https://www.youtube.com/user/Loianeg)

	Um otimo canal para quem deseja aprender Java.

* Canal do Fabio [Vedovelli](https://www.youtube.com/user/vedovelli)

	Este Cara explica muito bem, os videos dele tem uma musica padrão de fundo muito boa, você começa a ver os videos e não para. Os videos dele são sobre Laravel, Vue.Js, Ember.Js, NodeJs.

* Canal [ASPNETCAST](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1DrB2LTgVBGiZdgaOrzMCg/videos)

	Este canal é para você que gosta de Podcasts, inclusive o Andre Baltieri é um dos criadores do canal. Lá eles falam principalmente sobre tecnologias .NET alem de dicas de carreiras, desenvolvimento web etc.

* Canal [Webschool](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKdo1RaF8gzfhvkOdZv_ojg/videos)

	Otimo canal focado sobre Mean(Mongo, Express, AngularJs, NodeJs). O canal foi feito pelo suissa, que é um cara muito conheçido do mundo JavaScript.

* Canal [Curso em Video](https://www.youtube.com/user/cursosemvideo)

	Outro ótimo canal feito por um ótimo professor que é o Guanabara. Este cara explica muito bem, o curso de Java dele foi o melhor que já vi, e ele tambem tem cursos sobre Html5, css, Logica de Prgramação e PHP. Recomendo bastante este canal.

	Enfim este são alguns dos melhores canais do youtube sobre programação que eu acompanho, espero que gostem. Abraços.

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50 people rally for cooperation between Israelis, African migrants in Tel Aviv
Activist says event meant to show real problem is not migrants, but municipality, gov't policies, lack of resources.
By BEN HARTMAN
Published: OCTOBER 13, 2013 22:35
Pro-African migrants rally in south TA 370
(photo credit: Ben Hartman)
Calling for greater cooperation between native Israelis and African migrants, a group of around 50 people held a rally and march in south Tel Aviv on Sunday night.
Organized by the group "Koah L'kehila" ("Power to the Community"), the rally was attended by a crowd that was predominantly young and Israeli, with some African migrant adults and children holding signs calling for an end to the neglect in south Tel Aviv.
The main theme of the rally was the need for greater personal security in southern areas of the city, said Oscar Olivier, a long-time resident of Tel Aviv originally from the Congo. Olivier said that the organization, which is supported by the New Israel Fund, wanted to stress that the issue of personal security is of importance both to native Israelis and foreigners, and not one that pits the two communities against one another.
"We want to say that we're all victims of the lack of security in south Tel Aviv. We want to come and ask for these things together, because the situation affects us all."
He added that the event, the first of its sort held by the organization, is meant to issue a statement that "south Tel Aviv isn't only violence and xenophobia, there is a different south Tel Aviv, one of dialogue and cooperation."
Another activist, south Tel Aviv native Chen Cohen Sharabi, said that the message is that "the real problem isn't the foreigners it's the policies of the municipality and the government and the insecurity and lack of resources."
He added that part of the goal of the organization is to encourage people to vote in the upcoming municipal elections for parties that are in opposition to Mayor Ron Huldai.

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donnelly strada lgg 700x28 road tyres
the cycle industry is a confusing place to visit, though it's not too often that feelings of deja vu interrupt the space-time continuum. but that's precisely the feeling engendered by the arrival of a pair of donnelly strada lgg road tyres; the strada lgg suffix was one i figured i'd come across previously, despite having never previously heard of donnelly tyres. on digging a little deeper, i discovered that the owner of colorado-based donnelly sports, donn kellogg, had previously been licensing the clement name from trademark owners, pirelli, since 2010, but decided to end that arrangement in august 2017. clement had been the previous brand on which i'd seen the strada lgg name. fortunately, kellogg owned the design and tread patterns created under the clement name, now promoted as donnelly tyres.
though this was one of those machinations within the industry i could scarcely have guessed at, the intrinsic, scottish link involved is that of edinburgh's 2pure, once uk distributors of clement tyres and now continuing the story with donnelly.
having received the recently reviewed campagnolo bora wto carbon wheels, 2pure were kind enough to send over a pair of the strada lgg 700x28 road tyres, subsequently fitted to the boras as the widest rubber vicenza recommends for the purpose. these particular tyres are not tubeless compatible, for which i am truly grateful; partially because of the ease of fitting and entirely because inner tubes create a darned sight less messy faff than the tubeless process.
despite being made a long way from belgium, the lgg portion of the name refers to the three letter identifier for liege airport, implying a subtle link with the spring classics. this implication is underlined by a tried and tested minimal chevron tread pattern on the black sidewall rubber. the centre portion of the tread is totally smooth, edged by those chevron patterns, ostensibly to provide extra grip when cornering. according to donnelly, the 120tpi tyre casing features a puncture-protection belt under the tread to aid reliability and no doubt contributes to the overall weight of 240g per tyre. there's no way i can verify the efficacy of this, having only ridden the tyres for a couple of weeks so far, but there will, naturally enough, be a part two to this review a few months from now, at which point i fervently hope there will nothing to report (if you see what i mean?)
tyres are quite possibly one of the most underrated components on the modern day road bike. any alterations requested at point of sale on a complete bicycle are more likely to concern stem length, bar width or even colour of bar tape. very rarely does anyone ask for a different brand or width of tyres. this either suggests that there's no such thing as a bad tyre, or perhaps that, as roadies, we're less concerned with such matters than perhaps we should be. admittedly, road tyres are less subject to the vagaries of the terrain underfoot than our offroad buddies will experience, but that hardly means that we ought to ditch the discrimination.
many road tyre tread patterns are designed with the consumer in mind; the professionals are less fussy, or impressed with innovative design features. the stradas lean more heavily towards the professional stance on such matters and justifiably so. in the dry, there is, in truth, very little to choose between brands and/or treads; the heavy lifting usually makes itself known in the wet, a situation that these particular tyres accommodate remarkably well.
i won't fib: the rain to which they have been exposed by the time of this review, could not be considered torrential. 'mildly persistent' would be the most apt description. however, on roads that have been dry for months, and subject to an increased amount of loose gravel, a coating of precipitation is bound to create 'sketchier' conditions for anyone's tyres. it's perhaps worth my pointing out that on the parcours chosen for the sunday ride, one member of the peloton suffered a rear wheel puncture, while i didn't.
mated with campagnolo's bora carbon, they appear to be almost a perfect match. the tyre width seems almost to match that of the rim, offering a united front when faced with the inevitable air resistance. as mentioned a few days ago, the sunday ride appears to get faster every week, despite protestations that we're only out for a ride in the country. i'd scarcely describe myself as amongst the speediest in the peloton, but the tyre/wheel combination seems to have my best interests at heart; it was not their decision to sit up during the sprint at bruichladdich.
the historically famous name of clement may no longer appear on the sidewall, but there is obviously no let up in quality or intent associated with the donnelly name. on the basis of my admittedly limited experience with the stradas so far, they deserve every bit as much consideration as their arguably better-known competition. as to their longevity and professed puncture resistance, i'll let you know in part two.
donnelly strada lgg rubber is available in 700x25 tubular format as well as in 23, 25, 28 and 32mm widths folding bead clincher format. recommended price of the 700x28 version as reviewed is £37 ($50). donnelly tyres are distributed in the uk by 2pure.
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Golden Shears finals
Golden Shears Matt's Suit
Matthew Stanley of year 11 has recently attended three high profile Fashion and Tailoring events marking the unprecedented success of his hard work over the past academic year spent at Inkberrow Design Centre (IDC). In parallel to his GCSE studies at RSA Matthew attends IDC each Wednesday on day release where he is studying Millinery, Tailoring, Fashion and Design and Pattern cutting. These are all City & Guild underwritten qualifications.
On 11th March by invitation Matthew travelled to Carpenter's Hall in London where he was presented with a City and Guilds Learner of the Year award. This prestigious award was presented to Matthew by the Lord Mayor of London and the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers. Each year a number of the City of London Livery Companies present prizes to people who they feel have excelled in their particular field and this year the Haberdashers awarded Matthew for his success in his City and Guilds achievements.
Following on from this Matthew then featured his own designs at the NEC's Sewing for Pleasure ICHF exhibitions on the Young Designer's Catwalks hosted by his college IDC.
Finally on 18th March Matthew became the youngest ever entrant to qualify for the prestigious Golden Shears finals. This biannual competition hosted by the Merchant Taylors of London is described as the "Oscars of Tailoring" and attracts entrants nationally from our major Universities and from within the Savile Row Apprenticeship community. Matthew was short listed as a finalist from the 100+ entrants competing. Matthew's own design of bespoke two piece tailored suit, that he pattern cut and constructed, was modelled down the catwalk last Monday evening in front of a celebrity panel of judges including Jodie Kidd and David Gandy. His suit was marked for style by the celebrity panel having been marked for technical competence by an esteemed panel of The Merchant Taylor's of Savile Row. Matthew has been invited back to London to discuss future opportunities following his successful participation. It remains Matthew's aspiration to be offered a Savile Row Apprenticeship.
Haberdashers Medal presented by the head of the Haberdashers Livery and the Lord Mayor of London
Haberdashers Awarded Medal
The Master and Matt
See a video of the suit in action here:
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Further photos of the event can be found here:
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XHCRA-FM is a radio station on 93.1 FM in Álamo Temapache and Tuxpan, Veracruz. It is owned by Radiorama and carries its La Poderosa grupera format.

History
XHCRA received its concession on November 12, 1993. Originally put out for bid to be located in Cerro Azul, XHCRA was owned by Alejandro Solís Barrera. The current concessionaire was awarded the station in 2015.

The tower is on Cerro El Calvario in Álamo Temapache, but XHCRA is based in Tuxpan and is part of a Radiorama cluster that includes XHTVR-FM.

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External links
La Poderosa 93.1

Radio stations in Veracruz

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Regina Mormons and Missionaries Support Fire Relief Efforts
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Regina, Sask. —
Approximately 120 members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from the Regina Saskatchewan Stake (a stake is similar to a diocese) filled 2,500 food hampers to support provincial fire relief efforts through the Regina Food Bank, Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan and Kitsaki Management Limited Partnership.
Recent fires in the northern two-thirds of Saskatchewan forced the evacuation of many northern communities. More than 13,000 individuals were required to vacate their homes, leaving everything behind. Some were gone as long as six weeks. With the loss of power, most will return to freezers and refrigerators full of spoiled food.
The Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan and Kitsaki Management LP donated sufficient foodstuffs to the Regina Food Bank, the central clearing house for all food banks in the province, to fill 5,000 hampers of food. However, volunteers were needed to assemble the hampers.
With less than 24 hours' notice, members of three local Church congregations rose to the challenge. The Mormon volunteers of all ages spent a total of 500 person-hours filling boxes. (The Regina Food Bank relaxed age restrictions to allow families to come together to meet the needs of others.)
"I am overwhelmed by the response by the members," said Yves Noblet, who presides over the Regina Saskatchewan Stake. "We knew the members would come out, but to have such a fast response and such good numbers is heartwarming."
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Nominations for the year 2019 are closed
Previous Rounds
In the category of achievement: (200,000 USD)
Al-Munaẓẓamah al-`Arabīyah li-al-Tarjamah (The Arab Organization for Translation)
Founded in 1999, the Arab Organization for Translation has published over 300 high quality translations from their original languages and in different fields of knowledge. The Organization was chosen honoring the efforts of all those who administered it since its foundation as well as all the translators who cooperated with it.
In the category Arabic to English:
First prize:
Geert Jan van Gelder and Gregor Schoeler for their translation of the Epistle of Forgiveness by al-Ma`arrī. New York University Press, 2013. (100,000 USD)
Professor van Gelder was Laudian Professor of Arabic Studies at Oxford and is a member of the British Academy and the Dutch Academy.
Professor Schoeler is an honorary Professor at the University of Basel and taught previously at the Sorbonne.
Second prize:
shared by Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee for his translation of The Reconciliation of the Fundamentals of Islamic Law by al-Shāṭibī. Muhammad bin Hamad Al-Thani Center for Muslim Contribution to Civilization and Garnet Publishing, 2014. (30,000 USD)
And Issa Boullata for his translation of The Unique Necklace by Ibn `Abd Rabbihi. Muhammad bin Hamad Al-Thani Center for Muslim Contribution to Civilization and Garnet Publishing, 2012. (30,000 USD)
Professor Nyazee is emeritus professor, International Islamic University in Islamabad and a specialist in Islamic finance.
Professor Boullata is emeritus professor, McGill University and is a specialist in Arabic literature.
Third prize:
Ferial Ghazoul and John Verlenden for their translation of Chronicles of Majnun Layla and Selected Poems. Syracuse University Press, 2014. (40,000 USD)
Ferial Ghazoul is professor and chair of the Department of English and Comparative literature at the American University of Cairo and has translated a number of works from Arabic into English.
Johan Verlenden taught at the American University of Cairo and has translated a number of Arabic works of poetry and prose into English.
In the category English to Arabic:
Imām `Abd al-Fattāḥ Imām for his translation of Multicultural Odysseys by Will Kymlicka. `Ālam al-Ma`rifah, Kuwait, 2011. (100,000 USD)
Imām `Abd al-Fattāḥ Imām is emeritus professor, `Ayn Shams University, Egypt. He has written and translated many philosophical works and is known for his work on the Hegelian Encyclopedia.
Fāyiz Ṣuyyāgh for his translation of The Age of Extremes by Eric Hobsbawm. The Arab Organization for Translation, Beirut, 2011. (60,000 USD)
Fāyiz Ṣuyyāgh is a poet, critic, and translator from Jordan. He translated three other works by Hobsbawm.
shared by Aḥmad Sālim Sālim `Alī `Īsā for his translation of A History of Egypt in the Middle Ages by Stanley Lane-Poole. Lebanese Egyptian Publishing House, Cairo, 2014. (20,000 USD)
And Aḥmad Ḥasan al-Ma`īnī for his translation of The Persians: Ancient, Mediaeval and Modern Iran by Homa Katouzian. Jadawil Publishers, Beirut, 2014. (20,000 USD)
Aḥmad Sālim Sālim `Alī `Īsā is a historian specialized in the Ottoman period.
Aḥmad Ḥasan al-Ma`īnī is a young Omani translator who founded the first electronic site in Oman for book reviews.
In the category Arabic to Turkish:
Muhammet Ҫelik for his translation of al-`aql al-akhlāqī al-`Arabī by Muḥammad `Ābid al-Jābirī. Mana Yayinlari-Istanbul, 2015. (100,000 USD)
Muhammet Ҫelik teaches at Marmara University in Istanbul.
Osman Guman for his translation of Dalā'il al-i`jāz by `Abd al-Qāhir al-Jurjānī. Turkiye Yazma Eserler Kurumu Baskanligi-Istanbul, 2015. (60,000 USD)
Osman Guman is an assistant professor at Sakriya University in Turkey and is a specialist in Islamic Studies.
Ömer Türker for his translation of Sharḥ al-mawāqif by al-Sharīf al-Jurjānī. Turkiye Yazma Eserler Kurumu Baskanligi-Istanbul, 2015. (40,000)
Ömer Türker is a professor at Marmara University, Istanbul and has translated many philosophical works from Arabic notably al-Shifā' by Ibn Sīnā.
In the category Turkish to Arabic:
Fazel Bayat for his translation and editing of al-Bilād al-`Arabīyah fī al-wathā'iq al-`Uthmānīyah (four volumes). IRCICA, Istanbul, 2010-2015. (100,000 USD)
Fazel Bayat Taught at Baghdad University then at different universities in Jordan. He is presently a researcher at IRCICA, Istanbul.
`Abd al-Qādir `Abdallī for his translation of the novel Huzur by Ahmet Hamdi Tanpinar. Arab Publishers for the Sciences, Beirut, 2011. (60,000 USD)
`Abd al-Qādir `Abdallī is a Syrian translator who has translated over fifty books from Turkish into Arabic.
Ṣafwān Shalabī for his translation of a collection of Turkish short stories La wujūd limāyud`ā bilghad. Dar Faḍā'āt, Amman, 2014. (40,000 USD)
Ṣafwān Shalabī is a Jordanian translator who translated works of fiction especially by Turkish women writers.
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The laboratory takes an integrated genomics and biological systems approach to (1) discover and validate oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes, (2) elucidate the mechanisms driving cancer-associated chromosomal instability with an emphasis on telomeres and DNA damage checkpoint pathways, (3) define the role of stem cells and cancer stem cells and related developmental pathways in origins and maintenance of tumors, (4) develop and characterize mouse models of human cancers, particularly pancreas, colon, brain, and prostate, and (5) discover and rigorously validate new oncogenes to enable development of novel cancer therapies. Our mission is to convert basic knowledge into clinical endpoints that will impact on patient outcomes in meaningful ways.
We have taken advantage of the large human cancer genome profiles to develop strategies to identify new cancer-specific vulnerabilities. These efforts have led to two new concepts -- collateral lethality and synthetic essentiality. We are using these concepts to help identify new cancer-specific therapeutic targets.
In our multi-disciplinary Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) program – one of the most lethal human cancers – we are addressing a number of questions central to pathogenesis including metabolic dependencies, the role of lysosome scavenging, and the functional contribution of tumor immunity in PDAC.
A major program in the lab has studied the role of telomerase in cancer, development and aging, and how telomere dynamics inter-relate to DNA damage and recombination pathways. Using a telomerase knockout mouse, we have pioneered cross-species comparative oncogenomics to enable the efficient identification of new oncogenes for drug discovery and new biomarkers for prognostication.
Finally, our construction of inducible cancer models has permitted in vivo analyses of the complex symbiotic host-tumor cell interactions central to tumor maintenance and progression of diverse types of cancers.


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Ottawa unveils long-awaited plan for open banking in Canada
By Jeff Labine. Published on Aug 5, 2021 5:13pm
On Aug. 4, the Advisory Committee on Open Banking released its final report on the merits of open banking, which recommends Canada implement the system by January 2023. (Jeff Labine/iPolitics)
Canadians could begin sharing their information with financial institutions more safely and easily by 2023, according to a long-anticipated report on open banking released Wednesday.
An advisory committee's final report recommends that the federal government move quickly to implement the system, since Canadians are already using digital technology to access financial services.
The advisory committee on open banking recommends starting by appointing someone to lead the system's design. It's expected that the first phase of open banking, built jointly by officials from the government and the financial sector, could be operational in 18 months, or as soon as January 2023.
In general, open banking allows customers more freedom to move and access their financial data. For example, banking customers who want to invest their money can go to any company they want, without getting approval from their bank first.
Furthermore, people with no credit history have more options. For instance, a recent immigrant applying for credit might not have a credit history in Canada, despite having a spotless record in his or her country of origin. Open banking would make it possible for a Canadian institution to see that record.
"Working toward a regulated, made-in-Canada system will make sure that we continue to enjoy a strong, stable, and innovative financial sector that is globally competitive, promotes consumer choice, prioritizes data privacy, and contributes to economic growth," Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said in a news release Wednesday.
"Consumer-driven finance, or open banking, is already part of Canadians' lives," she continued. "Many use digital services every day to manage their money, to budget for expenses, and to make investments."
The ministry is reviewing the report's recommendations and deciding next steps, she said.
The committee has been working on a review of open banking since 2018, following a massive growth in financial technology, such as banking apps on smartphones. Financial technology is often shortened to fintech.
The federal government has begun recognizing Canadians' right to control information about themselves, including their financial data, by proposing a digital charter, which is intended to protect people's privacy, and the proposed Bill C-11, which is meant to modernize Canada's privacy laws.
Steve Boms, the North American regional director of the non-profit Financial Data and Technology Association, said he was impressed by the committee's recommendations, and looks forward to seeing them implemented.
"We now have a pretty detailed roadmap on how to proceed," he said. "It's actually unleashing innovation and competition for consumers, (which is) amazing.
"We have the absence of that right now," Boms continued. "Today, if you are a bank customer, you don't have the full (use) of your data. You may not be able to use a third party of your choice, even if that party is cheaper, or innovative, or offers additional products and services that you can't access through your financial institution."
Ultimately, open banking means lower prices and more choices for Canadians, he said.
"It's not like there are no existing protections for financial data today," Boms said. "But the report makes it very clear (that) if you're going to be a third party or a fintech that is playing in the sandbox, (you'll have) to meet minimum privacy and data-security requirements, as you should."
Boms believes the timeline is achievable, but the January 2023 deadline for the first phase is just the beginning.
Before the House of Commons rose in June for its summer break, Bill C-11 hadn't yet received second reading. If an election is called before the House is scheduled to return in September, all business in the House is terminated, including C-11.
iPolitics asked the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Industry for an update on Bill C-11, but didn't hear back before this story was published.
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Career Highlights and Skills
Editorial and Publications
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Ronald Ellis Consulting
2017-present Biotech & Biopharma Consulting, Jerusalem Israel
2013-2017 Chief Technology Officer, FutuRx Ltd, Ness Ziona, Israel
2007-2013 Senior Vice President R&D and Chief Technology Officer, NasVax Ltd, Ness Ziona, Israel
2007-2009 Vice President R&D (20% of time), Meytav Technology Incubator, Kiryat Shmona, Israel
2006-2007 Senior Vice President R&D, AVANT Immunotherapeutics Inc, Needham, MA, US
1998-2005 Senior Vice President R&D and General Manager (final position), ID Biomedical / Shire Biologics / BioChem Pharma, Northborough, MA, US
1996-1998 Senior Director Vaccine R & D, Astra Research Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, US
1982-1996 Executive Director Virus & Cell Biology (final position), Merck Research Laboratories, West Point, Pennsylvania, US
1986-1996 Adjunct Assistant Professor of Microbiology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
1979-1982 Staff Fellow, Laboratory of Tumor Virus Genetics, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland, US
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Shearman & Sterling Advises Underwriters on Initial Public Offering of Integrated Diagnostics Holdings
Shearman & Sterling advised Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch and EFG Hermes Promoting and Underwriting, as joint global coordinators, and Citigroup Global Markets Limited, as joint bookrunner, in connection with the initial public offering and London Stock Exchange listing of Integrated Diagnostics Holdings plc ("IDH").
The IPO marks the first primary listing of an Egyptian healthcare business in London. The offering, in which the selling shareholders sold approximately 43.5% of IDH's share capital, raised US$290 million.
IDH is the largest fully integrated private sector diagnostics services provider, including pathology and molecular diagnostics, genetics testing and basic radiology, in Egypt. As at 31 December 2014, it operated six different brands with 288 labs across Egypt and the MENA region. In that year, IDH performed 22.3 million tests for 5.6 million patients.
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We always love seeing what Elk Studios has come up with. This relatively new developer has made a name for themselves over the years. Their slots are graphically sophisticated and always have a cool theme. Electric Sam slot looks to follow this pattern. The slot is about a very smiley troll who goes by the name of Sam. He's busy setting up fairy lights in his forest home, hence the 'Electric Sam' moniker.
The theme gave us a chuckle at first glance. However, the slot game has more to offer than that. It's an advanced slot, with a few beneficial bonus features. Players join the main character and his family on the reels as they indulge in a good old-fashioned party.
The symbols on the reels are a mix of neon lights and Sam's family. The lights are slightly lower in value. You'll receive a higher payout by landing combinations of the symbols containing Sam's family members.
Bets start at just 20p and hit a maximum of £100 per spin. Electric Sam slot has five reels and a total of 243 ways to win, which are permanently engaged during every spin. The betting structure is slightly different from your average slot. There are 12 betting levels in the slot game. All you need to do is click on the amount that you wish to bet. Although this makes it easier to select your bet, some players may not like the fact that bets are less customisable.
We briefly mentioned above that betting in the slot is slightly different from other slots. Another reason for this is that there is the ability to use betting strategies. The inclusion of betting strategies is a cool feature that has been included in many of Elk's slots. It allows you to choose a strategy that will come into play whenever you play the game in autoplay mode.
Generally, in autoplay, the game will keep spinning at the same bet regardless of the outcome of your spins. During the Electric Sam slot, the game will adjust the bet according to your run of form. How it changes depends on the strategy that you choose.
The wild symbol is the golden game logo. It can replace all symbols, with the exception of the scatter symbol.
The bell is the scatter symbol, which is the key to generating free spins. Land 3 or more for free spins. As you land more bells, you'll gain more spins.
Each of the family members has a unique part to play during the free spins round. Sam can turn into a sticky wild when 3 or more appear and Sandra gives you a multiplier increase when 3 or more of her symbols appear. Last but not least, Maggie sets off imploding symbols which will add to your payout.
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Lagos empowers, trains 800 rice farmers on production practices
Rice empowerment in Lagos
Lagos State Government has empowered no fewer than 800 rice farmers in the State with preferred high yielding Farrow 44 seeds, brand new high quality knapsack sprayers, rain boots and farm coats.
The State Acting Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms. Abisola Olusanya who gave out the empowerment tools Tuesday at the beginning of a three-day capacity building and training of the rice farmers on current production practices in the rice value chain explained that this strategic intervention by the State Government was informed by the need to boost the farming activities of rice farmers in the State.
She pointed out that empowerment of the rice farmers was also geared towards ensuring the sustainable supply of paddy by the Rice farmers particularly bearing in mind the imminent completion of the State-owned Imota Rice Mill project.
"It is expected that if these farming techniques are adopted by the farmers in the next planting season, it will result in an increase in paddy production in the State to an expected average yield of four tonnes per hour," the Acting Commissioner averred.
Olusanya explained that the capacity building and training was expected to give all participating farmers the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in modern and improved rice farming techniques.
She added that the training would also expose the farmers to efficient harvesting methods by using the most up-to-date agricultural practices to ensure maximum output, improved yield as well as to derive maximum return on investment.
"Due to the fact that the State has limited agricultural cultivable land area and with the increasing rate of small and large scale Rice Mills across the nation, there is a strain on the State getting constant supply of paddy to feed the mill when it becomes fully operational.
"It is to this end that the Ministry has embarked on the sensitization of Rice farmers to train and disseminate the current production practices and empowerment geared towards sustainable supply of paddy by Lagos Rice farmers towards the Imota Rice Mill project," Olusanya said.
She noted that the 32metric tonne per hour Rice Mill at Imota was nearing completion stressing that at full capacity, it would produce 115,200Metric Tonnes of milled rice which would require about 280,000Metric Tonnes of paddy per year, hence the need to stock enough paddy to ensure a smooth take off of the Mill.
According to her, the training was necessary in order to bridge the rice demand deficit of the residents of the State and the Federal Government's current ban on importation of rice.
"The administration of His Excellency, Babajide Olushola Sanwo-Olu is committed to the delivery of his campaign promises to Lagosians as embedded in the "THEMES Agenda". An important component of it is making Lagos State a 21st Century Economy in which Agriculture and food security have critical roles to play.
"Hence, the commitment of the government to construct the 32MTPH Rice mill at Imota in order to bridge the Rice demand deficit of the State and indeed, the nation especially due to the current ban on importation of rice into the country," she asserted.
She averred that the training would take place in 20 locations cut across Ikorodu, Epe, Badagry, Gboyinbo, Idena, Obada, Ito Ikin, and Ise adding that they would be trained on global best practices and the most effective ways to grow their rice.
"We would be monitoring these farmers to see how their yield improvement is going to be such that we can take the training forward from there while also helping them around empowerment issues such as land clearing tractorization, swam buggies and others which I believe we would be able to provide for them."
"The rice will be very healthy. A lot of what we import is over-processed and what we end up getting is the white rice which means that the bran is completely off which is the most proteineous part of the rice grain. What we are going to be producing here is local rice but it is going to be of very high quality. That is why we will be getting the improved seedlings from IITA," Olusanya affirmed.
Responding, the National Deputy President, Rice Farmers' Association of Nigeria, Segun Atho appreciated the State Government for the training initiative and especially on rice farmers in the State.
He noted that the training and capacity building would go a long way in providing the needed paddy for rice production for the nearly completed Imota Rice Mill while simultaneously improving the economic status of rice farmers in the State.
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Guy's Guide: Travelling In Italy Like A Famous Writer
Literary buffs take note: when picking an Italian getaway, why not follow in the footsteps of your favourite writer, or discover some new prose that you've long been meaning to read. There's nothing like getting lost in a novel, and it is only that much more atmospheric when you can literally recognize the surroundings on the page. So if you have Italy on the brain this summer, we've got some classics for you to catch up on.
#1 John Steinbeck
Take a bite out of Positano
Where: Positano
What: In a 1953 article for Harper's Bazaar, Steinbeck wrote: 'Positano bites deep. It is a dream place that isn't quite real when you are there and becomes beckoningly real after you have gone'. Maybe it's the limoncello, maybe it's the pungent orange blossom-laden air, or maybe it's the hundreds of tiny bars and cafes that make for the perfect people-watching perch, but this hillside town on the Amalfi coast has managed to cast a spell on visitors long before Steinbeck and continues to be a little slice of Italian magic.
#2 James Joyce
Only 2 hours from Venice
Where: Trieste
What: Spending more than 15 years between 1904 and 1920 in Trieste, Joyce wrote most of Ulysses and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man while living in this Northeastern Italian city just beyond Venice. While most closely associated with Dublin, it is actually Trieste that shaped much of Joyce's prose – from the mash-up Triestino dialect that can be seen in Joyce's tongue-twisting linguistics, to modelling the fictional hero of Ulysses – Leopold Bloom – on his close friend in the city, Italo Svevo. If you find yourself here on Bloomsday (June 16th), glasses are raised throughout the city to toast the author's life and work.
#3 Lord Byron and Mary Shelley
The things you do for love
Where: Portovenere
What: Cinque Terre may have begun to limit visitors this year, but that shouldn't stop you from visiting Portovenere located just below the chain of mountain villages. A long-favoured playground for the rich and fashionable, but less flash than Portofino, it's also the locale where Lord Byron swam across the bay of the town to visit his English muse Mary Shelley who was residing in San Terenzo at the time. Now affectionately called The Bay of Poets, it's a stunning cliff-flanked bay perfect for the aquatic romantics. Every August the town holds the Coppa Byron where you can register to swim the 7.5 km between Portovenere and Lerici.
#4 Thomas Mann
It's a dark book in an atmospheric city
Where: Venice
What: While Venice has proved inspirational for many a writer (Melville, Hemingway, James, Byron and Shelley all incorporate the city into their work) nothing is more quintessentially Venetian than Thomas Mann's Der Tod in Venedig or Death in Venice. Inspiring Morrisey, Rufus Wainwright, the novel and film Love and Death on Long Island (starring John Hurt and Jason Priestly), and having been adapted into a ballet, opera, and film, the richly detailed city takes a foreground in conspiring against the main anti-hero Gustav von Aschenbach's obsessive stalking of a young boy Tadzio. With many parts of the novel set in the Grand Hotel des Bains, Lido, if you like your vacation a bit dark, fans of the novel can recognize many of the stalker-spots described over a century ago.
#5 Italo Calvino
The city of flowers…and boats…and songs
Where: Sanremo
What: The most translated Italian writer at the time of his death in 1985, and a nominee for the Nobel Prize, Italo Calvino has long been a favourite of artists and architects for his novel Invisible Cities. While his other popular work If on a Winter's Night a Traveller is set in the fictional country of Cimmeria, his second novel (The Baron in the Trees) of the trilogy Our Ancestors takes place in the Ligurian town of Sanremo near the French Riviera. Most well known for the Festival di Sanremo, the 'city of flowers' hosts an annual Italian song competition that is said to be the inspiration for the Eurovision song contest and runs every February.
and then there's Rome…
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Pink ou La vie en rose.
Life in Pink. This my entry the challenge "Pink" hosted by : http://takeaword.blogspot.fr/.
Very colorful and funny, I like the circus scenery.
Leina, I love your artwork and I am so pleased to see your work at our Take a Word and Three Muses challenges. This picture is superb in every way, especially the electric colours and the pinkest of pinks! Wonderful.


If you love truth, be a lover of silence. Silence like the sunlight will illuminate you. and will deliver you from the phantoms of ignorance. Silence will unite you to Ultimate Reality.
What images, sounds, concepts, or messages caught your attention in this Station What stuck in your consciousness What do you remember (Recreate a group verbal montage of the Station without reflection on specific elements but simply bringing the material back to mind).
That speaks to me (listen to me) that "silence is the first language of the Mystery". I experience silence and I love when I am in that awareness, and I want to bring it back and tell about it to others. I suppose that's why I am a poet – to try to portray in words that experience to others. I would hope that the silence would make itself know with my words. The best poetry does that – I'm not sure if mine does for others what it does for me, but poetry and musical rhythm is part of my practice along with meditation.


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Phytomyza trivittata är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av Frost 1924. Phytomyza trivittata ingår i släktet Phytomyza och familjen minerarflugor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Pueblo Del Arroyo
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Pueblo Del Arroyo - New Mexico, U.S.A.
Name : Pueblo Del Arroyo
Site type : Ceremonial/Residential Center
Location : New Mexico, U.S.A.
Pueblo del Arroyo is a great house site in the Chaco Canyon. It was excavated along with Pueblo Bonito by George Pepper in 1896-1900 and later on by Judd in 1920 (Washburn et al. 2011: 1637). The vessels recovered from both Pueblo Bonito and Pueblo del Arroyo by Pepper were "wrapped in newspaper, crated, and shipped by rail to the American Museum of Natural History" (Washburn et al. 2011: 1637). Washburn et al. (2011) tested "three polished red sloped-sided cylinder jars (vases)" from an elite burial context at Pueblo del Arroyo.
In this chemical analysis theobromine and theophylline were recorded when the "substance was present at 5 ng/mL or higher. At concentrations less than 5ng/mL, signal noise precluded detection with confidence" and "the same convention applies to caffeine except that the quantification limit was 10 ng/mL" (Washburn et al. 2011, Supplementary Material).
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93 Sample 81 ChemicalSample Caffeine, Theobromine, and Theophylline
95 Sample 83 ChemicalSample Caffeine and Theobromine
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2011 The Prehistoric Drug Trade: Widespread Consumption of Cacao in Ancestral Pueblo and Hohokam Communities in the American Southwest. Journal of Archaeological Science 38(7):1634-1640.
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Too many rubbish wedding DJs?!
I think I've found the most bizarre wedding story that's, erm, rubbish. A bride and groom spent much of their wedding day in a rather unconventional form of wedding transport – a converted skip!
Shh! Don't use the 'Biffa' word!
Obviously easy to please, Bride Noreen said she was delighted that her husband Nick had made a special carriage for her out of a skip. "He always calls me his princess and he wanted to make me a princess's carriage", she said. "It's got bells, lights, curtains, the whole lot. You wouldn't chuck rubbish in it when you see it. He's even put a roof on it".
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'Star Trek: Discovery' 4×04 Review: "All Is Possible"
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This week's episode of Star Trek: Discovery, "All is Possible" takes a look at the difficult issues their world is facing. However, these issues are also applicable to our world as well. Episode 4×04 covers racism, distrust, healing, and hope.
'Star Trek: Discovery' 4×01 Review: "Kobayashi Maru"
With an ominous name like "Kobayashi Maru," every Star Trek fan should be on edge. The infamous no-win scenario test sets the tone and perhaps the theme for season 4 of Star Trek: Discovery.
'Star Trek: Discovery' Roundtable Interview: Sonequa Martin-Green and Michelle Paradise
We got to participate in roundtable interviews with the cast and showrunner of Star Trek: Discovery! Check out our interview with Sonequa Martin-Green and Michelle Paradise.
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×13 Review: "That Hope is You, Part 2"
After watching "That Hope is You, Part 2," the finale of season three of Star Trek: Discovery, I knew I had to go back and check out my review of the season opener, "That Hope is You, Part 1." One…
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×12 Review: "There is a Tide…"
Star Trek: Discovery has had me all up in my feels for WEEKS and this week's episode 3×12, "There is a Tide…" is no different. We've got Star Trek: The Next Generation and Picard alum, Jonathan Frakes back in the…
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×11 Review: "Su'Kal"
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We're back in the Mirror Universe with Georgiou on 3×10 of Star Trek: Discovery, "Terra Firma, Part 2." Check out our review on Fangirlish.
This week's episode of Star Trek: Discovery, "Terra Firma, Part 1," gave us some deep cut Star Trek lore, time travel, and another appearance by the king of body horror, David Cronenberg. Truthfully, even after watching this week's episode three…
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×08 Review: "The Sanctuary"
Go to "The Sanctuary" with the crew of Star Trek: Discovery! Check out our review of episode 3×08 on Fangirlish.
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×07 Review: "Unification III"
As I settled in to watch this week's episode of Star Trek: Discovery 3X07 "Unification III", with a plate of Thanksgiving leftovers, I couldn't help but be grateful for the way the show continues to model the world as it…
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×06 Review: "Scavengers"
Star Trek: Discovery 3×06 "Scavengers" is the episode we have been anticipating this season of Star Trek: Discovery. We mentioned in our review of episode three that the writers seem to be drawing parallels between Georgiou and Michael. Georgiou has…
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×05 Review: "Die Trying"
Star Trek: Discovery has proven to be such a breath of fresh air every single week. I can't say this often enough. Star Trek: Discovery 3X05 "Die Trying" is no exception. It's rare these days to find a show that…
'Star Trek: Discovery' 3×02 Review: "Far From Home"
I'm back with a review of the latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery. Last week, we got to see where Michael ended up. This week, we find the rest of the Discovery crew–in the midst of an emergency landing! While…
I've been eagerly awaiting the premiere of Star Trek: Discovery since plowing through the first two seasons last year. CBS All Access left us waiting in the wings for even a little crumb, such as an airdate, for the better…
'Holiday Rush' Brings Family Back to Christmas Movies
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There were times during Holiday Rush – plenty of times, if I'm being honest – when I just wanted to strangle Rush's kids. I know, I know, Christmas movies, and this is supposed to be a about a journey, and…
Our 3 Hopes for 'Star Trek: Discovery' Season Three
I love Star Trek. I have an unusual introduction to the franchise in that my first real experience with Star Trek was catching the 2009 movie in the theater with my then boyfriend, now husband on date night. While I…
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'The Walking Dead' 6×15 Review: 'East'
Carol's not going to die. Daryl's not going to die. Glenn…well he might die. In the penultimate episode of The Walking Dead, titled "East," we were treated to a small (yes, I said small) dose of panic in preparation for…
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Leeds Lung Health Check - Roy's Story
"I feel like I've been given a second chance at life," admits grandad Roy Smith, from Rothwell.
Roy, 74, was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2007. He'd coughed up blood one morning as he left the house to go to work, and immediately decided to make an appointment to see his GP.
"I didn't think I had cancer," Roy explains. "I just thought a small blood vessel in my throat had burst and I should get checked out to be on the safe side."
After talking to a doctor about his symptoms, Roy was quickly referred to Leeds General Infirmary's chest clinic for an x-ray.
Roy, with his partner Christine
A week later he was called back for further investigations, including an enhanced x-ray called a CT scan – the same test that will be used in the Leeds Lung Health Check.
Roy said: "When they told me I had lung cancer, I couldn't believe it. I thought it was just a chest infection. But they said straight away that they could operate and they were optimistic they could get it all."
Roy's tumour was located near his windpipe, meaning he needed an operation as soon as possible. Within a month of being diagnosed he'd had his right lung removed.
Roy then underwent three sessions of chemotherapy and 18 sessions of radiotherapy at Cookridge Hospital.
"I felt like I flew through the operation, but I was tired for a long time afterwards," Roy said. "Since having my lung removed, I've suffered with breathlessness. But I feel well and I try to stay active by going for walks."
Tests showed Roy's cancer was mainly caused by exposure to asbestos when he worked at power stations. However, he had also smoked throughout his life.
After starting to smoke at the age of 15 Roy switched to cigars in the early 1980s, believing that by smoking less often he would limit the damage caused to his health.
He explains: "I didn't smoke as many cigars as I did cigarettes, but I realise now that it was just as bad. I gave up straight away as soon as I found out I had cancer. It shocked me."
Roy took six months off work during his treatment. Afterwards he was no longer able to carry out manual labour so he decided to take voluntary redundancy.
Since then, Roy has been involved in campaigns to raise awareness of lung cancer symptoms through his local lung cancer support group.
He encouraged others to see their GP with any worries as part of the 'Got a cough, get a check' campaign run by NHS Leeds and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.
Now he's urging those invited to take part in the Leeds Lung Health Check not to miss out on the opportunity.
"Finding cancer early is crucial," Roy says. "If I hadn't decided to see my doctor, I might not be here today. I've had the opportunity to retire early and see the world with my wife, Christine, visiting places like Australia, China, Japan and Singapore.
"If you're given the opportunity to have a check, you should take it. It could save your life."


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Natasha Pace is a videographer based out of Halifax.
Born and raised in Nova Scotia, Natasha attended the Atlantic Media Institute in Halifax where she studied Media Arts.
Natasha began her career with Global news, working as a technical coordinator and then taking on the roles of writer and weather anchor.
An award-winning reporter, Natasha enjoys telling the stories of Maritimers and has covered some of the biggest news stories to come out of the region over the past decade.
Natasha is passionate about covering breaking news and trial coverage. She was the recipient of the RTDNA Digital Media Award for her work on the murder trial of Christopher Falconer.
When she's not working, Natasha enjoys hiking, taking pictures, and travelling.
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We have had lots of fun playing in the snow this week! We enjoyed making mini snowmen and lying down to make snow angels! We then took out jugs of coloured water and pipettes and painted patterns in the snow.


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Q: How to add another navigation for mobile screen in responsive layout I am working on wordpress theme design with responsive layout. Responsive layout is arranged using css3 media quires.Currently this theme navigation depends on Horizontal superfish navigation for large screen sizes. I want to change my navigation to vertical using superfish or accordian. How can I change  my navigation for mobile screen?

A: This really depends on how the output code for your menu is structured to make it responsive. However, here are a couple ideas that may help. Sometimes you can hide the menu all together on mobile and have another version show up. This is tricky because hiding items in the DOM still output the HTML onto the mobile browser which increases the load time, but sometimes it is the best fix depending on usability.
Here is a quick snippet that outputs the scroll select on a mobile device like iPhone
<select class="iphone-menu" ONCHANGE="location = this.options[this.selectedIndex].value;">
<option value="" selected="selected">Main Menu</option>
<option value="/">Home</option>
<option value="/portfolio">Portfolio</option>
<option value="/services">Services</option>
<option value="/knowledge">Knowledge</option>
<option value="/blog">Blog</option>
<option value="/about">About</option>
<option value="/contact">Contact</option>
</select>

I think for what you are wanting though you need are looking for something like this:
http://wpmegamenu.com/
I normally don't recommend plugins but this menu does collapse very well, and how you are wanting. Maybe this could be a good reference point. They make the list items 100% width at a certain point and then style the drop downs differently.
It doesn't do an accordion but it does do the drop downs. To do an accordion you would have to activate a script on window resize with javascript so it only functioned as an accordion on mobile and turned off on desktops and tablets. I am by no means an expert at js so maybe someone else can direct you better but a basic resize function would be something like this:
    function checkWidth(init)
{
    /*If browser resized, check width again */
    if ($(window).width() < 979 ) {

        // accordion script here

    }
    else {
        if (init == false) {

            // deactivate script here

        }
    }
}

// this function returns the width of the browser window
$(document).ready(function() {
    checkWidth(true);

    $(window).resize(function() {
        checkWidth(false);
    });
});

Hopefully this points you in the right direction. I have implemented different menus on responsive sites using these different methods and they have worked well for me.

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Woodlands Park resident Graham Murray has a love of astronomy. He is the head of science at Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Hoani Waititi where he is setting up an astronomy group.
With colour photo of Graham Murray looking through his telescope.


One of Chris and Chuck's favorite authors is George R.R. Martin. They spent the day chatting with him at the Opus Arts Festival in Denver and then had dinner with him at Mattam Fez, a fancy Moroccan restaurant.
The belly dancer makes a good living at Mattaam Fez.
Chuck is reaching for his meal. There is no silverware at this place.
Chris' meal was a bit messier than Chuck's.
Our meal is finished and we're awaiting dessert.
Part of the service is peppermint tea poured in interesting ways.
Chris and Chuck pose with George R.R. Martin on the way out of the restaurant.


The Sudbury Wolves have a long and interesting history. The Wolves name goes back to the 1930's for both Junior and Senior clubs. The Senior Wolves competed for the Allan Cup up until 1959. The Junior club rose to prominence from 1962-1972 as part of the Northern Ontario Hockey Association Junior 'A' which competed for the Memorial Cup. However, over the league's 10 year existence, its league champion managed to win only 1 game against the much stronger OHA champion. When Junior Hockey restructured in 1972, NOHA Jr'A' was no more. But the Niagara Falls Flyers of the OHA relocated to Sudbury to become the new Sudbury Wolves of the then OHA Major Junior 'A' (Today's OHL). Pictured is a puck from the NOHA Sudbury Wolves (circa 1970) along with a current Wolves puck.


Charity Intelligence has selected FYFB as one of its Top Picks for the 4th year in a row. FYFB was one of 45 charities chosen from across Canada based on a number of metrics including financials, management strength and social results.
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Triumph Group Plans Spin-Off of Aerospace Structures
By Chris Lange	April 5, 2019 11:10 am EDT
Triumph Group Inc. (NYSE: TGI) investors seemed pleased on Friday after the firm announced that it is exploring strategic alternatives for its Aerospace Structures business unit as part of its continued portfolio reshaping, debt reduction and cash generation efforts.
Building on divestitures, plant consolidations and program restructuring over the past three years, this decision reflects Triumph's goal of simplifying the company and enabling predictable and profitable growth in its core Systems, Aftermarket and Interiors segments.
The company has not set a timetable for the conclusion of its review of strategic alternatives, and it does not intend to comment further unless and until the board has approved a specific course of action.
Daniel J. Crowley, Triumph's president and chief executive, commented:
Aerospace Structures has made significant operational improvements over the last several years while updating its mix of programs and sites to reduce risk to both customers and Triumph shareholders. These actions expand the option set for Aerospace Structures' future as their dedicated employees and suppliers continue to deliver on customer commitments and field new technologies and automation to enhance their competitiveness.
Excluding Friday's move, Triumph had outperformed the broad markets, with its stock up about 86% year to date. However, in the past 52 weeks the stock was actually down 19%.
Shares of Triumph Group were last seen up about 14% at $24.35, in a 52-week range of $11.16 to $27.45. The consensus price target is $25.09.
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Getting by with a Little Help from My Wine Friends
Raising a virtual glass is our new "normal."
We're living in strange times.
As COVID-19 threatens to overwhelm public health resources across the country, we shelter in place and do the best we can to keep a positive outlook and protect ourselves. Some days it all seems too much to bear.
Maintaining a safe physical distance from other people keeps us isolated from the comfort of human companionship; exactly the opposite of what we'd normally do when put under such psychological stress. We long for a shared meal with friends and the warm embrace of a grandparent. Just when we need each other most, we've been pried apart.
Some days it is too much to bear.
Meanwhile, Here in Miami . . .
Florida has been hit hard by COVID-19, posing a serious danger to the elderly and those with compromised immune systems. We've got significant populations of both here. Somehow, though, we still don't have a statewide stay-at-home order. Which makes no sense. At all.
Officials in the City of Miami and in Miami-Dade County have stepped in to fill the vacuum, closing non-essential businesses and imposing a curfew from 10 pm to 5 am each night. Our mayor, who just completed a quarantine after testing positive, has urged all residents to take the virus seriously; to stay at home except for brief outings to buy groceries or pick up prescriptions.
But the lack of such precautions elsewhere in the state have all of us worried. You've seen the photos: beaches in the Panhandle filled with sunbathing vacationers; spring-breakers splashing in the surf on Clearwater Beach. #YOLO seems more appropriate than #stayathome.
It's making me crazy.
I'm one of those people who has to be super-careful about exposure to infection. While I'm not 65+ (at least for a few more years!) my immune system is hardly A+. I can't get a flu shot because it could provoke an autoimmune response that's worse. I take preventive measures such as hand-washing very seriously and I limit my contact with sick people. That's in normal times.
I contracted a bad respiratory infection in early December that lasted three weeks. I got it again in January, worse that time, and was out for the rest of the month. I'm just now starting to feel like myself again.
COVID-19 has me scared silly. And anxious; so anxious.
Virtual Tastings – A Lifeline to the Outside World
The physical threat of the virus is real. News reports present grim statistics of just how serious our situation is. But I can't help wondering if the psychological effects aren't worse: being cut off from friends and family as fear and stress weigh heavily on our hearts. Worrying about the long-term propsects of economic recession. Crossing our fingers that supply chains remain intact as we continue to shelter in place.
Yesterday I was granted a wonderful reprieve from all that.
Remembering the Bodegas LAN wine lunch in Miami last year. #winefriends
Thanks to Bodegas LAN and Gregory + Vine PR, I participated in a virtual tasting that included about 25 wine lovers scattered across the country. Some I've met in person, most I know from social media; it was a delight to "see" them all.
We joked about bad hair days, living in our leisure wear, and massive stockpiles of wine to outlast the pandemic. While we weren't physically in the same place, we were all together, creating a palpable energy that surely boosted everyone's spirits.
As the team from Bodegas LAN guided us through the tasting (all the way from Rioja, Spain!) the world seemed smaller and more manageable again. I was sipping a beautiful wine with the people who made it, listening to my wine friends describe it and suggest delicious food pairings for it.
It was the best day I've had in weeks.
Aged Rioja is always a treat. This wine was spectacular!
About 2011 Bodegas LAN Culmen Reserva
Blend: Tempranillo (88%); Graciano (12%)
Grapes were hand-harvested from Pago El Rincón, just over five hectares in the south of the Viña Lanciano estate. Yields were a mere 3,500 kg/ha, about half of the allowed maximum for the region. The 2011 vintage was affected by severe drought, limiting the crop and maximizing concentration in the grapes.
The Viña Lanciano Estate (photo: Bodegas LAN)
The grapes were carefully sorted and then fermented in small, cone-shaped tanks to promote color extraction. Malolactic fermentation occurred in small, French oak barrels, where the wine continued to age for 26 months. After bottling, the wine rested for a further 20 months before release.
Culmen is always a Reserva and is made in only the most exceptional years. Including the inaugural vintage in 1994, Bodegas LAN has produced it just 7 times, with 2011 being the latest. They're expecting to release the 2015 later this year.
Color: Medium purple with flashes of violet, fading slightly at the edge. Doesn't look like it's almost 10 years old!
Nose: Ripe black cherries and blackberries, baking spices, dried orange peel, burnt sugar. The longer it sat in my glass, the more intriguing it became. I poured a glass about 90 minutes before the tasting; even hours later it was giving off new aromas. Cigar box, leather, and a savory/meaty note after about four hours. What a pleasure!
Palate: Medium tannin, medium acidity, medium+ flavors reflecting the nose: ripe and dried black, blue, and red fruit. Additional notes of licorice, clove, and dried tobacco. On the long finish there's a whisper of oxidation – a richness providing the perfect foil for the fruit.
Dinner wasn't fancy but we were grateful to sit together and enjoy a meal.
Pairing: These days our meals are driven more by what's available at the market than by what we're craving. Last night's meal was a humble, boneless pork chop, pan-seared and served with herbed jasmine rice. Not fancy. But it didn't stop us from enjoying the wine.
That said, I'm glad I used the Coravin to pour just enough Culmen for the tasting and then dinner. I look forward to the day when I can pour the rest of the bottle alongside a perfectly pan-seared duck breast seasoned with Asian spices. And of course there will be potatoes roasted in duck fat. I can almost taste it . . .
Gratitude.
Thanks to wine friends near and far, who bolstered my spirits with their presence. To Bodegas LAN for making such a beautiful wine and sharing it with us. To Stef and the others at Gregory + Vine, for bringing us all together.
I leave you with this quote from Bodegas LAN, describing their suggested pairings for the 2011 Culmen Reserva:
Ideal for enjoying after a long meal with extended conversation.
Couldn't have said it better. Stay safe and sane, my friends. We're all in this together.
Cheers, Santé, Salúd!
NOTE: For more on Bodegas LAN and the other wines in their portfolio, click here.
Yes! They're samples!
#BodegasLAN
#Riojain3Letters
#sample
#siptogether
#VirtualTasting
#WineFriends
#wineonline
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Great to "see" you yesterday. What a fun way to connect with our friends!
You too, Martin. Such a great vibe coming from that virtual gathering. Just what I needed. Cheers to you and Gigi!
It was so wonderful to see you and everyone again. Although we are so lucky to be in a world where we get to taste amazing wines, it is really the company that we keep as we go to these events that make it so special and seeing yours and everyone's faces was a little glimpse back into a world we once took for granted.
You are so right! While the wine was delicious, it was the camaraderie that stuck with me way after the tasting was over. Cheers to getting through this trying time together!
Wow, I know exactly how being in a high-risk category is so intense, my hubby is too. And missing the human component, it hit me hard today but reading your words bring comfort! There's something about this new-norm, a certain humanness that's present in a bigger way.
I've had Lan Rioja before but not the Culmen. I might just order a bottle! Be well, stay well!
I'm glad I could extend the virtual tasting vibe through the post! Wishing you and your husband the best as we make our way forward. A bottle of Culmen would definitely help with that!


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Community | June 13, 2017
Champions Grant Winner: Meet the Friesians
Meet the Friesians! If you ask Doris Kennedy of Wolf Den Farms about Friesians, she will tell you that they are perfect for animal-assisted therapy. Grants from Constellation have been provided to various animal-assisted therapy programs across the country, but Kennedy is doing something unique, which is why she has been selected as one of our Community Champion winners.
Constellation Community Champions are nonprofit organizations that have been selected to receive a grant up to $500 — anything from autism support programs to sports for kids in low-income communities to recycled materials made into products for zoos. To date, we've awarded more than $260,000 to organizations in 17 states, and we're continuing to accept applications for even more.
Animal-Assisted Therapy Programs
Statistics show that the human-animal bond is strong, and pets can be beneficial to people with physical illness, emotional distress, and those who simply want companionship. Kennedy is bringing that benefit to anyone who needs it by offering visits with her Friesian horses, Cora and Gracie. She was quick to point out that not all breeds of horses are a great choice for equine-therapy programs. Friesians are native to the Netherlands; they are large and black, and used to be war horses. However, they've been bred to be people-oriented and they are, by nature, gentle and calm. Kennedy said that the breed almost became extinct in 1917, when there were only three left. But, the Dutch brought the breed back and their gentle demeanor makes them "the perfect therapy horse."
Kennedy and her husband, Bill, have been the loving owners of mares Cora and Gracie, whom they've raised for 16 and 14 years, respectively. They live together on the Kennedys' Brooklyn, Conn., farm.
Kennedy has always been a strong proponent of animal-assisted therapy programs and, specifically, equine-therapy programs. Years ago, she would offer therapeutic riding lessons to children with cerebral palsy. And, as a cancer survivor herself, she understands how companionship with her horses has gotten her through some of her most difficult challenges.
Two years ago, Kennedy reached out to The Last Green Valley, which is an organization that promotes a 35-town National Heritage Corridor in eastern Connecticut and south central Massachusetts. This nonprofit is dedicated to "ensuring a natural and cultural legacy for generations to come." One of its biggest events is Walktober, in which residents and guests are encouraged to explore the Natural Heritage Corridor through walks, hikes, bike rides, farm visits and other outdoor activities. Kennedy was inspired by the program and asked if she could bring her horses so that people could get to know them. She said this is how she came up with the idea of offering her horses' companionship to visitors to her farm.
Gracie meets with some of her youngest admirers at Walktober this past fall.
As part of Walktober, she scheduled a Wednesday in October for people to visit with Cora and Gracie. The Walktober coordinators expected only a handful of people to come visit with the Friesians, but they had 78 guests on their first day! And, so, Kennedy knew that she needed to make her horses available to people who want to spend time with them.
Visiting the Wolf Den Farm
Following her first trip to the Walktober event, Kennedy opened her farm to visitors who wanted to spend time with the horses. There was one woman who suffers from depression who visits them often. One day, Kennedy returned home to see the woman spending time on the farm. The woman told her, "I was just crying on Gracie's neck for 45 minutes, but then I realized it was Cora." Kennedy found that to be touching, because she sees Gracie as the more "compassionate" of the animals, but she took that as a sign that Cora knew that the woman needed her comfort and was happy to provide it.
As Kennedy said, "Obviously, people are interested in these horses. They are very rare, and there's something stately about them. Animal-assisted therapy is helpful in any form. Pets are something that, especially for older people, [can fulfill] the need for companionship. I'm a big believer in what animals can do to help."
Several of the people who regularly visit the horses are those whom they met at Walktober, which is why Kennedy applied for the Community Champions grant. In order to get the word out, she wants to print brochures or other literature that she can give out so that people know how to contact her and locate the farm.
One woman finds comfort in her time spent with Cora at the farm.
Owning a horse is no small endeavor. Experts estimate that the cost of caring for a horse can be several thousand dollars a year, which would include vaccinations, dental, deworming, routine vet expenses, hay, grain, bedding, water, health insurance, and other things. Kennedy said she just paid $1,500 per horse for insurance because a hospital trip could cost many thousands of dollars if anything were to happen. She estimates that each horse eats a bale of hay a day, at $7-8 per bale, which, alone, is over $5,000 per year. But, Kennedy is devoted to her horses and said, "If I had it to do over again, I would." She doesn't blink at the expenses because to her, those Friesians are worth it.
Raising awareness of equine therapy programs
As a Community Champions grant winner, it's Kennedy's objective to raise awareness of animal-assisted therapy programs and equine-therapy programs through her own small farm and community. She intends to eventually hire a licensed therapist to participate, and she is eager to get the word out so that she can bring in as many visitors as possible. Since transporting the horses is difficult on the Kennedys and on Cora and Gracie, she would rather have the community come to her farm than bring the horses out more than necessary. Right now, she's still figuring out what are the best ways to have her horses reach as many people as possible. She said, "I have lots of thoughts about where it could take me."
Kennedy is so excited to have been selected as a Community Champions award recipient because the seed money is what she needs to get her animal-assisted therapy program off the ground. She sees no limits to how people can benefit from animal-assisted therapy. Grants are a great way to start a program or add to existing ones. If you have a program that you believe could benefit from being a Constellation Community Champions winner, apply now.


Welcome to our centenary page. Here you will find information about our centenary celebrations in 2011, but also interesting information about the history of our school.
Part 1 - A Brief History of Whitehall Junior School written by past headteacher, Ross Macdonald.


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TOSECdev Home
https://www.tosecdev.org/
The Old School Emulation Center (TOSEC) is a retrocomputing initiative founded in February 2000 initially for the renaming and cataloging of software files intended for use in emulators[1], that later extended their work to the cataloging and preservation of also applications, firmware, device drivers, games, operating systems, magazines and magazine cover disks, comic books, product box art, videos of advertisements and training, related TV series and more[2]. The catalogs provide an overview and cryptographic identification of media that allows for automatic integrity checking and renaming of files, checking for the completeness of software collections and more, using management utilities like ClrMamePro.
As the project grew in popularity it started to become a defacto standard for the management of retrocomputing and emulation resources. In 2013 many TOSEC catalogued files started to be included in the Internet Archive after the work quality and attention to detail put into the catalogs was praised by some of their archivists[3].
As of release 2018-12-27, TOSEC catalogs span nearly 300 unique computing platforms and continues to grow. As of this time the project had identified and cataloged more than a million different software images and sets (more than half of that for Commodore systems), describing a source set of 5.80TB of software and resources[4]
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Doesn't this bread look like Rye? It is a light wheat with mostly white bread flour and there is 1/2 cup of flaxseed in the recipe.
You can see the flour from the bottom of the dough which spiralled into the loaf. Well, what I would do different is: Use brown sugar instead of malt, or part malt and part brown sugar, wipe off the flour from the bottom of the dough when I roll it up, and bake while my children are out of the house! Just kidding about the children part! The bread is gloriously, wonderful smelling and tasting! It toasts great, is tasty with butter or cream cheese and is lacking nothing for perfection except a greater rise. I am definately doing this recipe again!
You can see what a difference it makes to twist up the boule. I tried to show it on the video I made but here the camera is at a lower angle so you can see better the heighth acheived by the twisting.
I put the boules to rest in the refrigerator and will take them out and see how the bake goes tomorrow.
This morning so far, I have taken the boules out one by one and have waited for three hours for the first one to go in. However, the first loaf is springing very nicely!
This is one of those cases why I say on my website, that you have to wait up to three hours to proof. I have taken loaves, done with the same basic recipe, out at 6:00 a.m. in the morning and turned my oven on right away. There are just so many variables. Room temperature, starter vigor, salt, proofings, etc. I think that when you overdo your first proof, you can have a longer second proof than you would expect otherwise. I am not completely sure about that, but it is one reason I try to catch the first proofing just before it is done and not after. There is something about the exhaustion of the dough if left too long the first proof, that makes it more sluggish. The dough is still good, as my loaf springing up nicely in the oven will attest to, just not optimum.
Here it is just dumped out, you can see how high the dough is sitting.
Here the dough is slashed and going into the oven….but…..!!!
I did not slash deeply enough and I got a ….BLOWOUT!!
Jeesh…it only happened because you all were watching!
I didn't zone in on the other two loaves and they came out great!
The loaves must have been perfectly proofed because they bloomed wonderfully, the slashes got "ears", the color was fully developed. So much for being overproofed!
I will post the recipe and interior pictures later.
This made four loaves at approx 1 lb 3 oz each.
The loaf on the left in the two upper pictures was baked about 1/2 hour after the first loaf done on the right, it was also baked at a hotter temperature of 425 degrees the one on the right was baked at 400 degrees, both were started out at 500F for the first five minutes. The dough was made at the same time from the same batch. They were the same weight. The only differences were the 1/2 hour longer proofing for the left loaf and the hotter temperature.
I started a new recipe yesterday with motherdough added again. I just can't help liking the extra color, smell, and flavor of the longer fermented motherdough. I went ahead and made up a Basic White Sourdough recipe and added motherdough and 1 Tablespoon of Malt syrup to the mix. Unfortunately, I believe I overproofed on the first proof slightly. I think if I would have knocked down the dough one hour sooner, I would have had an optimum dough. So it was a little bit sticky from being overproofed. I poured it out on a floured surface and kneaded it for a little while to try to correct the stickiness. It felt better when I was done and then I made it into four loaves. I made two larger loaves and two smaller loaves. The recipe also had the cracked wheat thrown in, as I like some texture. The overnight ferment in the refrigerator worked out great. It took about two hours for the morning proof.
Basic White Sourdough Bread WHOOOOOOOEEEEEE…..