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Tonight, ABC has a 20/20: All Access Nashville With Katie Couric, FOX has the fifth season premiere of Kitchen Nightmares, and NBC has the Mockingbird Lane "Pilot" episode.
Over on cable, Discovery Channel has the third season premiere of Gold Rush: Alaska and the series premiere of Jungle Gold, Food Network has the series premiere of Health Inspectors, and TLC has the third season premiere of Say Yes to the Dress: Bridesmaids.
Mockingbird Lane (NBC): New Special. NBC decided not to pick this revamping of The Munsters up to series, but thought it would work as a Halloween special. It isn't often that you get to see a failed "Pilot" episode. Will you be checking this out tonight?
Fringe (FOX): New. The team wonders if they can trust Broyles when they end up in hostile territory.
Haven (Syfy): New. Audrey, Nathan and Duke end up trapped in a haunted house on Halloween night. Plays again later.
NCIS (CBS): Repeat. The 200th episode, "Life Before His Eyes," replays.
Nikita (The CW): New. Nikita is trying to stop a brainwashed girl from detonating a bomb to take out a top-level target. This is one of the best episodes the series has ever done. The way it ties in with both Nikita and Alex's past works incredibly well. Just a flat out great episode.
Hunted (Cinemax): New. Sam gets into the Turner household as a tutor. Zoe and Ian are focused on a briefcase that was delivered to Jack. Plays again later.
Blue Bloods (CBS): New. Danny is searching for a detective that has been abductied after an undercover stint.
CSI: NY (CBS): New. Mac reopens a 20-year-old case about a missing boy after the person who was the prime suspect is murdered on the anniversary of the abduction.
Grimm (NBC): New. Nick and Hank are working with a detective from Albuquerque on some child abductions.
The Walking Dead (AMC): Repeat. This past Sunday's episode, "Sick," replays. Plays again later.
ESPN has Friday Night College Football with Cincinnati at Louisville.
Alphas (Syfy): Repeat. This past Monday's second season finale episode, "God's Eye," replays.
Friday TV Marathons
BBC America has six episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
ION has seven episodes of Cold Case tonight.
TNT has six episodes of Law & Order today.
USA Network has five episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation followed by seven episodes of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
What will you watch on Friday TV?
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The potential of human stem cells to provide a wide variety of healing treatments became clear at a time when scientists believed that only embryonic-derived stem cells had the capacity to grow into a variety of mature differentiated cells such as skin, hair, blood, and other tissues. They assumed that this capacity, called pluripotency, was lost when the cells matured.
A breakthrough discovery in 2006 opened an alternative–reprogramming adult cells to the undifferentiated embryonic-like stem cell state, called induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells. Shinya Yamanaka discovered that putting four specific genes into adult cells (such as skin cells) allowed them to revert backwards developmentally and behave like embryonic stem cells. Yamanaka was building on research that started in 1962 when Sir John B. Gurdon demonstrated that cell specialization could be reversed. Gurdon replaced an immature nucleus in a frog egg with a nucleus from a mature cell from frog's intestine and the cell grew into a normal tadpole. Yamanaka and Gurdon shared the Nobel Prize in 2012, just six years after Yamanaka's breakthrough.
With iPS cell technologies, researchers can collect cells from a diseased person and reprogram them to become pluripotent cells. They can then allow those iPS cells to develop in the lab into the tissues that are affected by the disease. Studying the development of these cells and tissues may reveal important clues about the progression of the disease. Additionally, new drugs to treat the disease can be tested directly on the desired cell type. The iPS cells could also be used as a potential therapy. For example, iPS cells that are generated from the skin of leukemia patients could be grown into blood stem cells, resulting in these patients no longer having to wait for matching bone marrow transplant donors.
The main ethical problems associated with human embryonic stem cell research are not an issue with iPS cell research. Notre Dame is investing heavily in this field that promises significant benefits for many people suffering with a wide variety of diseases. This work, along with our research with adult stem cells, advances our mission to heal all of the people who suffer from debilitating diseases, while upholding our respect for life at every stage of development.


The Ithaca College women's lacrosse team lost 17–10 to St. John Fisher in the Empire 8 Conference Semifinals.
The women's lacrosse team defeated Steven Institute of Technology 13–9 on Senior Day. The Bombers have the top seed in the Empire 8 tournament.
The Ithaca College women's lacrosse team defeated Houghton College by the score of 17–4 in an Empire 8 conference showdown.
The women's lacrosse team almost came back in the end to defeat No. 14 ranked William Smith, but lost a tough played game 10–8.
The women's lacrosse team continues their winning streak after today's win against Empire 8 rivals St. John Fisher College 12–9.
Women's lacrosse team played home against Alfred University in an Empire 8 conference showdown defeating the Saxons 26–2.
The women's lacrosse team defeated SUNY Cortland 11–10 in overtime after Cortland scored a goal with three seconds left to tie the score at 10.
The Ithaca College women's lacrosse team returns to Higgins Stadium with national attention attached to its name this season.
The Ithaca College women's lacrosse team defeated Skidmore College 12–9 in their home season opener on Feb. 25.


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Danske Bank closes Estonia branch over money laundering case
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Danske Bank announced its exit from Estonia banking sector. The troubled bank said its Estonian branch had entered into liquidation on Tuesday after winding down its operations in the Baltic country.
The announcement came after Estonia's Financial Supervision Authority ordered the bank to stop its Estonia operations earlier this year.
Frederik Bjoern, the chairman of the Liqudation Committee said "Danske Bank has now essentially closed all banking activities in Estonia in accordance with the plan agreed with the Estonian FSA,"
The bank's Estonia branch is currently embroiled in the largest money-laundering scandal in EU's history.
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Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by Juan de Carmen, Aug 30, 2008.
and you should receive the information.
Your program expired on August 22, 2008.
You probably did not reviece notification since they stopped updates and probably ALL other notices. Unless you signed into their new Store(in MY ACCOUNT) to buy your last year's software...which you probably did not since it was a CD, then they will not have your info in their system.
I am VERY disappointed in ESET with the way they have handled this new version 3.0 and sell v2.7, but do not support the v2.7.
I hate to stop using what was a great program and light on resourses. The Support has not been as good either. But until I start hearing better info on this board about the v3.0 I'm looking at other AV programs!
there are resellers who offer support on v2.7 - and ESET continues to release updates and fixes for it.
Thanks for the help, BFG & TonySak.
The license has indeed expired.
I have another unused 2.7 CD (bought for someone else but never used it). What is the best way to "renew" my NOD32, using this new OEM CD? Must I uninstall the expired one & then install the new one? Or is there an easier/simpler way that wouldn't trash my settings, etc?
Also, in case it matters, (in my OP I mention that) my initial installation/activation was via OEM CD as well.
I probably shd just start a new thd w an accurate thd title for this 2nd question (my first Q was answered above by BFG & TonySak).
I believe the retail and OEM installation CDs sold in North American contain NOD32 v2.70.39 in a subdirectory but have to be installed manually since the default option is to install ESET NOD32 Antivirus v3.0 for operating systems capable of running it, i.e., Microsoft Windows 2000 and newer.


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The World is Changed by your actions not by what you say you will do.
365 days of planning. No hype, no publicity, no ego attached. 1,000's of hours of training, 36hrs of traveling, cancelled flights, lost bags, train rides, bus trips, road-blocks, life lessons, set-backs, assignments and personal change. All in perfect timing. #neverstop
I continue to be honored and grateful that I've been gifted the endurance to be a small vessel of inspiration in this grand picture we call life. As my mentor John Brierley reminds us, "We are called to move beyond that which separates us and forced to find the common bond, that spiritual thread which binds us together and, by extension, connects to the Source of all that is." A massive heartfelt thank you to my Partners and Sponsors, to whom I share the same passion and endurance for a Better World. Thank you for believing in my mission and purpose to inspire the world.
To my small team of family and friends, thank you for supporting my calling, year after year. I honor you with my perseverance and endurance.
The first section of my run across Europe will be along the The Camino de Santiago – known as "The Way." I'll be running solo, self supported, carrying all my own supplies.
I've chosen to continue my World Run heading east, having crossed the USA, China and Australia – West to East. Today, September 4th – I started my run in Fisterra on the Finisterre Camino (the edge of the world) in NW Spain.
May my mission ahead be lead by humility, grace, an open mind and loving heart. My hope is to bring light to the world through my perseverance.
Follow my journey across Spain, France, Italy and beyond on Instagram: jpl.1
You can support and contribute to my World Run by purchasing the following shirts above. Thank you for your continuous prayers and support!
To God Be The Glory, JPL
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ESPY AWARD Winner Jason Lester is the first American male to run across Australia. Jason P. Lester's Trans Australia Run started in Scarborough Beach, Western Australia and ended 135 days later in Bateman's Bay, New South Wales. Lester ran 118 days, 2,633 miles, of which 2,000 miles were self supported pulling his gear in a 50 lb cart. (August 2016)
* Lester became the first person to run 2,600 miles along The Great Wall of China in 83 days solo in a single attempt (November 2014)
* He is the 4th fastest athlete to run from San Francisco to New York (The official course across America) — 3,550 miles ( (July 2013)
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In his memoir, Running On Faith: The Principles, Passion, and Pursuit of a Winning Life (HarperOne), with a foreword by Dean Karnazes (New York Times best-selling author of Ultramarathon Man), Lester shares the nine lessons that led him to achieve his dreams and find his calling. He lives these lessons every day, doing everything to the best of his ability, with intense drive and passion. Providing audiences with the tools to overcome the adversity they may face and pursue their passion, Lester demonstrates a practical and inspirational guide to never giving up in the game of life. To purchase your personalized sign copy please visit: www.runningonfaith.org
2016 Most Inspirational People In Health And Fitness
These 10 Super Inspiring Fitness Stories Will Give You Motivation
Everyone has been throug h hardships in life. Everyone has a story to tell. And when it comes to going through difficult times, the story doesn't always have to have a sad ending.
For a lot of people, fitness is a great way to take control of their story — physically and mentally. The gym becomes an outlet for self-improvement, a place where they can go put their mind at ease while pushing through their physical and mental limits. Overcoming hardships is a daunting task but one that can be accomplished through dedication and consistency — two traits that tend to be fostered through exercise and healthy eating.
The ten inspirational indiv iduals below changed their life thanks to fitness while motiv ating others to use movement as a way to cope with obstacles and disabilities and find themselves again. The stories below are in no particular order (but they will inspire you).
10. NICK SCOTT
9. JASON LESTER
8. JILLIAN MICHAELS
7. MELISSA STOCKWELL
6. ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER
5. STEVE SHAW
4. JAMIE (EASON) MIDDLETON
3. OBI OBADIKE
2. OZ SANCHEZ
1. JACK LALANNE
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JASON LESTER RUNS 2,633 miles ACROSS AUSTRALIA
Standing at dusk, at the mouth of the Clyde River, Batemans Bay – the gateway to the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean – at the finish of running across the Australian continent from Perth.
KONA ULTRA-ENDURANCE ATHLETE JASON LESTER COMPLETES 2,633-MILE RUN ACROSS AUSTRALIA
Jason Lester is a man who gets to where he is going, no matter how far the journey is. The renowned Kona endurance athlete has traveled all over the world, running across several countries including the United States and China.
His most recent adventure, achievement, athletic endeavor, flight of insanity, or whatever people want to call it, was accomplished on Aug. 11 when Lester spent 135 days crossing Australia.
Lester left from Perth in Western Australia on March 11 and he would arrive 2,633 miles later at Batemans Bay in New South Wales. He spent 118 days on the move, completing anywhere from 26 to 48 miles per day. Rain caused several days of delay during the latter half of the trip.
Unlike his previous runs across the U.S. and the Great Wall of China, the trip across Australia was an impulse decision, coming a month before another trip was planned.
"When I crossed the U.S. I actually had the fourth fastest time and I wanted to go after the world record," Lester said. "It was crazy. About a month before I was going to go I went to Australia and decided that I wanted to run around the world."
Lester started his Trans Australia Run with a one-man support crew. Most runners doing long runs such as this usually have crews up to four or six people, who provide all types of support and carry the food and supplies. Some even drive RV's so that the runner can rest at anytime on the journey.
On his previous runs, Lester had used support crews. However, about 500 miles into his trek across Australia, he decided to run self-supported.
"About 400 miles in I ran across two people who were cross country skiing across Australia and they were pulling a cart behind them with all their supplies," Lester said. "It was about th is time that I started thinking that I could do this on my own. I asked what they were going to do with the cart and they said they were just going to throw it away because it was too expensive to fly back."
Lester asked if he could have the cart when the two cross country skiers finished and they agreed. They shipped the cart to Lester from their finish point and the post office delivered it for free once they found out what he was doing.
Now armed with a cart, Lester pulled away from his crew and went out on his own, but the journey would not be easy, especially when he reached the Nullarbor — a notoriously barren dessert that stretches for nearly 750 miles. This land provided a mental challenge that pushed Lester to the limit.
"It is very desolate, gets extremely hot, and there are very few places to stop and get food, water and find a place to sleep," Lester said. "The biggest challenge was waking up every morning and looking down the same road. There were no turns or hills, just desert with thousands of kangaroos, camels and wild dogs. It was brutal."
Lester spent over three weeks in the Nullarbor, and while the wildlife would seem to provide a welcomed distraction, it was almost too much so.
"There was one specific day I remember counting 86 dead kangaroos, some of which I would have to run around or jump over so that I could avoid the cars on the road," Lester said. "It looked like a murder scene. The smell was so bad that I had to turn my head when I was running by."
During this time in the Nullarbar, Lester found some inspiration when he needed it most in the form of Peter Tripovich, a retired farmer who was completing a walk around Australia that he started about a decade ago but could not finish at the time.
Tripovich had set out to walk around the country in 2005 and he was about 4,350 miles away from completing his trek when his wife fell ill. After 6,835 miles an d 13 months of walking, he decided to stop and head home to be with his wife.
Now, Tripovich was back on the road again, looking to complete what he had started.
"As I would reach each gas station, which they called road houses, people kept asking me if I had met Peter. It built to a point where I was really looking forward to meeting this guy," Lester said. "I would get closer each day and I finally caught up with him. I went to his room and out came this 90-year-old man. He had such an inspirational story and it was what I needed to keep moving forward. He was walking 35 kilometers (22 miles) a day and last I heard he was 200 kilometers (124 miles) away from being finished with his trek."
Eventually Lester would make his way through the dessert. He had one last task ahead of him and that was the mountains, which added an extra challenge with the cart that held up to 50-pounds of supplies at one time.
"Going into the last 500 miles, whe n I had to climb into the mountains. That is when I really got tested," Lester said.
During his 2,663 mile trip, Lester would sleep where ever he could find it. In fact the amount of miles he ran each day often depended on the distance to the next town.
"I slept in pubs, hotels from the 1800s, garages and on farms," Lester said. "It was an amazing experience. The people at these places all wanted to know my story but really I was more interested in their stories."
Eventually, Lester did reach the end of his journey when he arrived in Batemans Bay, about 170 miles south of Sydney.
"It was pretty epic and much harder than I anticipated, but it worked out well," Lester said. " It was a great country and the people were very hospitable."
After completing his the long trek , Lester finally arrived back in Kona last Saturday, where he plans on taking a much needed mental break before his next big adventure.
"I am pretty healthy physically and mentally I will come back around after a little rest," Lester said. "The biggest thing right now is re-adapting to civilization. When you run through nowhere for so long you kind of get detached from society. Everything feels new to me right now, even having normal conversations feels new."
Physically, Lester is ready to get back into a routine of triathlon training. He is really looking forward to getting back on the bike again, mostly because it is not running. As for his next adventure, Lester wants to run around the world and the next logical step is Europe, which he hopes to start within the next two years.
"Everything is based on sponsorships and I will need to go over and drive the route and meet with my contacts on the best way to go about the run," Lester said. "A global run is my inspiration and I am honored to have the opportunity."
For now, Lester plans on spending some time in Hawaii, competing in local competitions such as the EpicMan (a non-stop triple Iron-distance triathlon), the Epic100 (a run from Kailua Pier to the top of Mauna Kea) and the Epic5 (five Iron-distance triathlons on five Hawaiian islands).
Lester runs for his charity, The Never Stop Foundation, which is dedicated to using athletics as a tool to encourage all youth to have the chance to achieve their full potential. The goal is to help those in their formative years find their own true voice, help them build their confidence, improve their communication skills and learn the values of discipline, trust, compassion, self-reliance and respect.
By Rick Winters
JASON P. LESTER
JASON P. LESTER is an Ultra-Endurance Athlete, fundraiser, author of the book"Running on Faith" and winner of ESPN's ESPY Award.
He is the Founder of The NEVER STOP Foundation and the INSP1RE.ORG movement. In his memoir, Running On Faith: The Principles, Passion, and Pursuit of a Winning Life (HarperOne), Lester shares the nine lessons that led him to achieve his dreams and find his calling. He lives these lessons every day, doing everything to the best of his ability, with intense drive and passion. Providing audiences with the tools to overcome the adversity they may face and pursue their passion, Lester demonstrates a practical and inspirational guide to never giving up in the game of life.
Lester is the mind behind boundary breaking endurance events such as the EPIC5™ Challenge ( 5 Iron distance triathlons on 5 Hawaiian islands in 5 consecutive days), who ran 1,000 miles and Biked 4,000 miles across the USA in 102 days for Nike's Journey for a Better World. On May 5th, 2013 – Lester ran 3,550 miles across the United States, becoming the 4th fastest runner to run from San Francisco to New York City (raising funds for Hurricane Sandy Victims) and recently ran 2,600 miles along The Great Wall of China in 83 days setting the world record by becoming the first person to run the length of the wall solo in a single attempt (To help fight malnutrition in kids)… Read More
TRANS AUSTRALIA RUN
TRANS – AUSTRALIA – RUN
March, 19th 2016, Ultra-Endurance Athlete, Jason Lester, will begin his Trans Australia Run.
Running from the coastal suburb of Scarbourough, Western Australia to Sydney's Bondi Beach, He will travel 2,631 miles across Australia, using the run as a platform to inspire others to live out their dreams. A messenger and believer that we are all a source of inspiration – with the gift to inspire, Lester has started the INSP1RE.ORG Movement.
You can follow Jason and support RUNAUS @
www.RUNAUS.org
Instagram.com/JPLEPIC
Twitter.com/JasonLester
Hashtag: #RUNAUS
'If we strive to provide a better life, and a better world, for our future generations – we must start with the 'Me' factor and be a source of inspiration to others. We are all vessels that can be used for change. We all have a story that others need to hear. Creating a Better World starts with you.'
ADVENTURE HIGHLIGHTS
3PICMAN Challenge® — 7.2-mile swim, 336-mile bike and 78.6-mile run in 55.5hrs (2015)
Set the World Record for: "Most Hours Ran with No Sleep" – 88hrs (2015)
HPA TRACK ULTRA – 100 miles (400 laps) 27hrs (2015)
HAPUNA100 – 100 mile run on sand. 30hrs non-stop (no sleep) 2014
CHA11ENGE ENDURANCE RUN – Ran 72 hours Non-Stop (No Sleep) 2014
The GREAT WALL Run – became the first person to run 2,600 miles along The Great Wall of China in 83 days solo in a single attempt (2014)
Squaw PEAK15 Mountain – Set new course record, Summit 15x in 24 hours (2014)
Run Across America — 3,550 miles (4th Fastest athlete to run from San Francisco to New York (The official course across America)
OPIOPIO BENIFIT— Ran 110 miles on a treadmill in 24 hours (2013)
Squaw Peak Mountain— Set the course record, Summit 13x in 24 hours (2013)
Nike Journey for a Better World — Ran & Biked 5,000 miles in 102 days across the United States (2012)
26X26 — Ran 26 Marathons in 26 Consecutive Days (2012)
3PICMAN Challenge® — 7.2-mile swim, 336-mile bike and 78.6-mile run in 51hrs (2012)
EPIC100® — Ran 100 miles non-stop from Kailua-Kona to the Top of Mauna Kea Mountain 15,000ft (2012)
RUNMAN® — Ran 230 miles around the Big Island of Hawaii – 5 1/2 Days— 6 Days Non-Stop (2012)
H2OPE Badwater for Clean water — Ran 316 miles from Las Vegas to Mt. Whitney, 2011 ( 1st male athlete in the world to complete ) (2011)
EPIC5 Challenge® — 5 Iron Distance Triathlons – 5 Hawaiian Islands in 5 Days, 2010, 2011, 2012 ( 1st athlete to complete 3x )
ESPY Award Winner, 2009 (1st male triathlete to win an ESPY)
ULTRAMAN Canada, 2008 Finisher (4th place overall in the run), 2009 Finisher (14th place overall)
ULTRAMAN Hawaii World Championships, 2008 Finisher (24th overall), 2009 Finisher (18th overall), 2010 Finisher
IRONMAN Hawaii World Championships, 2008 Finisher, 2009 Finisher ( 1st in Category )
NEVERSTOP FOUNDATION
The Never Stop Foundationis committed to improving the opportunities of challenged youth by addressing their unmet needs and supporting them to overcome the obstacles they face in achieving their potential. Using the platform of athletic and artistic endeavors, the team members and community of the Never Stop Foundation seek to raise awareness and funding for programs that will effectively address those needs. Children are provided a structured, challenging, integrated curriculum and are encouraged to use their gifts and talents to improve their own lives and the lives of others.
OUR PHILOSOPHY The NSF believes sports and the arts help to create a blueprint for life. We believe all youth will flourish with a foundation that teaches and reinforces the following values and beliefs:
Discipline Success is an outcome of hard workStructure–Reaching goals takes strategy Giving Back–Every person has a unique gift or skill that they can use to make the world a better place Strength of Character–Losing can be the key to winning Teamwork–It takes a team to WIN! Self Reliance–The journey to achieving one's potential is every child's own EPIC adventure
GREAT WALL RUN
THE GREAT WALL RUN
August-October 2014 Mannatech®, the pioneer of nutritional glycobiology, leading innovator of naturally-sourced supplements based on Real Food Technology® solutions, and creator of the M5M (Mission 5 MillionSM) social entrepreneurial movement, announced today that on October 28, 2014, ultra-endurance athlete Jason Lester officially passed the finish line of the M5M China Run.
Lester became the first person in history to complete a solo run of 2,500 miles across the Great Wall of China in 100 days or less to raise awareness of the global epidemic of childhood malnutrition.
The run officially began on August 8, 2014 in Jiayuguan, in the Gansu province of China. Around midday on day 83 of the run, Lester crossed the finish line at the Shanhaiguan District Old Dragons Head entrance in Qinhuangdao, Hebei province, officially completing the 2,500-mile journey. Lester's goal was to finish the run within 100 days, requiring an average daily trek equivalent to almost a full marathon per day. After increasing his daily runs to double marathons at times, he was able to accomplish this feat with 17 days to spare.
RUN ACROSS AMERICA
RUN ACROSS AMERICA | OPERATION REBUILD & RESTORE
March-June 2013 Nike sponsored Ultra-Endurance Athlete Jason Lester is embarking on another Epic mission, a 3,100-mile transcontinental run across America. He will spread his powerful testimony of inspiration and hope throughout the United States starting May 5th, 2013 in San Francisco, CA and ending in New York, NY. Always driven by his deep purpose to serve, this epic run will be a collaborative service project with Waves For Water. Waves For Water is an active presence and force for the Hurricane Sandy Relief Initiative, which supports neighborhoods and communities recovering from Hurricane Sandy. Their work continues to be tireless and significantly meaningful to thousands in these devastated communities. The goal? To raise $20,000, which will rebuild a home for one family giving them a restorative step forward toward the future. The ultimate goal? To raise as much money as possible to help several families rebuild their homes. All of the funds and proceeds raised during the run will go directly to Waves For Water.
JOURNEY FOR A BETTER WORLD
NIKE | JOURNEY FOR A BETTER WORLD
In 2011, Nike reinforced the company's commitment to sustainability in a very public way, releasing the Nike Better World manifesto and "100% Recycled Ads" video. Nike has just launched a new brand site (NikeBetterWorld.com). The mantra? serve the needs of the athlete and the planet by creating superior performance product with lower environmental impact, and make sport available to all. 3/19/2012, ultra-endurance athlete, Jason Lester, began the Journey for a Better World. Running/Biking from Niketown New York City to Eugene, Oregon, He will travel 4,800 miles across the United States over 102 days, relaying the Nike message that a better world starts with sport. Along the way, Jason will be stopping at 39 Nike Stores, sharing how sport inspires hope, instills discipline, raises confidence and rallies communities.
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In his memoir, Running On Faith: The Principles, Passion, and Pursuit of a Winning Life (HarperOne), with a foreword by Dean Karnazes (New York Times best-selling author of Ultramarathon Man), Lester shares the nine lessons that led him to achieve his dreams and find his calling. He lives these lessons every day, doing everything to the best of his ability, with intense drive and passion. Providing audiences with the tools to overcome the adversity they may face and pursue their passion, Lester demonstrates a practical and inspirational guide to never giving up in the game of life.
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College of the North Atlantic (CNA) is closer than you think! The Office of Distributed Learning (DL) provides web-based online access to College credit courses as well as certificate and diploma programs.
Each year, learners from more than 300 Newfoundland and Labrador communities have accessed over 200 online courses and programs available through our online learning service. DL also provides service to learners in every other Canadian province as well as to those in the international community.


We have synthesized a series of polyamine-based anilinoacridine derivatives. The preliminary biological evaluation indicated that the 9-anilinoacridine-polyamine derivatives had low or insignificant in vitro cytotoxicity against K562 cell line and K562/ADM, the drug-resistant cell line. However, the evaluation for P-gp modulation showed that they held potent P-gp inhibitory ability. Among them, the effect of compound 7c on P-gp was even greater than that of Verapamil, the known P-gp modulator. The results suggest that 9-anilinoacridine-polyamine derivatives can be employed as effective P-gp modulators.
Anilinoacridine derivatives, cytotoxicity, multidrug resistance, P-glycoprotein, polyamine.
Key Laboratory of Natural Medicines and Immunotechnology of Henan Province, Henan University, kaifeng 475004, Henan, P.R. China.


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For years purebred bull breeders didn't get paid what they deserved for making such a big investment in better genetics, so I'm glad to see them finally getting paid handsomely for their better bulls.
Having said that, the rise in price has made it difficult on cheapskates like my friend Patch who never spent more than a $1,550 on a bull before in his life. Despite being one of the richest guys in the county he's a sub-optimal spender who wears big patches on his drugstore pants. Hence the nickname.
Most ranchers I know study all the bull sale catalogs and step up when it comes to buying better bulls because they know it will pay off when it comes time to sell their calves. Not to mention the added bonus of building a front pasture kind of cow herd.
Granted, the typical wife of a rancher may be driving a 15-year-old Yugo but the rancher will not hesitate to spend $7,000 for a bull.
Not so Patch. For 35 years he has called me before every bull sale season and asked me to buy a couple bulls for him but to keep the price under $1,500 each.
I didn't mind buying bulls for him if he would just keep it a secret, but no, every time his calves hit the sale ring he'd stand up, interrupt the auctioneer and say, "These calves were all sired by bulls selected by Lee Pitts." And then the sorriest looking calves you ever saw would sell fifteen bucks behind the market toppers.
Needless to say, it has become increasingly difficult to fill Patch's bull order and when he called last time the conversation went like this.


I am honoured to welcome participants and guests of the International Symposium "New Frontiers: Innovation and Access to the Treatment of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis" focused on innovative technologies in TB care. The Symposium is organised as part of a long-term and efficient scientific and practical cooperation between the National TB Programme and the international humanitarian organisation "Médecins Sans Frontières".
The year 2018 was marked with the 20th anniversary of cooperation between the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the international humanitarian organisation "Médecins Sans Frontières". As a result of this cooperation, TB burden in the Republic of Karakalpakstan has decreased, morbidity and mortality resulting from this terrible disease have reduced, and new methods of TB diagnosis and treatment have been implemented.
The International Symposium is unique: it is an open platform to share expertise with the world's leading experts specialising in innovative and interdisciplinary approaches to TB care and new TB treatments. It is an occasion to review the latest successes of international integration and intersectoral cooperation in eliminating TB globally. It is a starting point to build a single platform for strategic decisions aimed at meeting the targets of the End TB Strategy set by the World Health Assembly.
In dialogue with experts, the International Symposium provides an opportunity to strengthen partnerships between countries as well as share experiences in the fight against TB and the implementation of new approaches and models of TB care at both regional and international levels.
One thing is clear: we can be stronger and more confident in the fight against TB only if we strive to understand each other and recognise the things that unite us. Indeed, cooperation between various regional and international organisations is crucial for mutual understanding.
An example of cooperation between the National TB Programme and "Médecins Sans Frontières" is the inclusion of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the international multicentre clinical trial of innovative TB treatment regimens containing new TB drugs, with two trial sites opened in Nukus and Tashkent for this purpose.
I hope that all participants of the International Symposium will work fruitfully, cooperate successfully, and enjoy worthwhile and productive meetings, as well as strengthen relations and contacts between scientists and specialists of different countries.
It is my pleasure to welcome all of you to the 8th regional tuberculosis symposium. I join the Minister of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Alisher Kayumovich Shadmanov, in extending my thanks to all of our dear colleagues for their participation and I look forward to fruitful discussions that will take place over these two days. MSF has partnered with the Uzbekistan Ministry of Health in combating TB since 1998. Over the course of the past 20 years, MSF and the Ministry of Health have made great strides in the fight against TB, as have many of the TB programmes represented in this hall today. By coming together in this forum we have a unique opportunity to extend our respective successes even further. By sharing our experiences and lessons learned, achievements in one country can have ripple effects throughout the region and indeed the wider world. The collective expertise gathered at this symposium represents the frontier of TB treatment in the world. The level of commitment shared by participants at this symposium is both humbling and inspiring, and I commend our participants for their unwavering efforts in eradicating TB. We are bound together by a common mission to alleviate the suffering of those affected by this disease. We are motivated by lives of our patients and the courage they display fighting TB. It is this sense of service, and shared goal to improve care for our patients, that brings us together today and drives us forward.
The theme for this year's symposium is "New Frontiers: Innovation and Access", capturing both the great promise on the horizon of TB care, as well as the challenging road that must be traveled to reach there. Whether it is in diagnostics or treatment, innovations in TB care have the potential to make treatment both more tolerable and more effective. TB treatment can be grueling, but innovations like shorter or modified regimens, new drugs, or more patient-centred diagnostics can help to ease this experience for those suffering from TB. However, what good is innovation if patients cannot access the benefits now made available? What good are new drugs, if they cannot be procured and prescribed as needed? Indeed, what innovations do our patients truly want, and how can they benefit from recent advancements? Accordingly, innovation must always be considered alongside access. Where innovation meets access significant impact can be achieved. I invite all of our participants to engage on this issue, and the many issues that will be presented, over the next two days; to challenge one another and to be challenged. By doing so, together we will chart a path to a world without TB.


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Glatt ist ein geographischer Name:

Ortschaften:
 Glatt (Sulz am Neckar), ein Stadtteil von Sulz am Neckar

Gewässer:
 Glatt (Neckar), linker Zufluss des Neckars in Neckarhausen, Stadt Horb am Neckar, Landkreis Freudenstadt
 Glatt (Rhein), linker Zufluss des Rheins bei Rheinsfelden, Gemeinde Glattfelden, Bezirk Bülach, Kanton Zürich
 Glatt (Thur), rechter Zufluss der Thur bei Oberbüren, Wahlkreis Wil, Kanton Sankt Gallen
 Jenneckes Glatt, See bei Rheinberg, Kreis Wesel, Nordrhein-Westfalen

Glatt ist ein Familienname:
Adolf Glatt (1899–1984), Schweizer Bildhauer und Maler
Karl Glatt (1912–2003), Schweizer Kunstmaler und Zeichner
 Max Glatt (auch: Max Meier Glatt; 1912–2002), britischer Psychiater und Suchtexperte deutscher Herkunft
 Volkan Glatt (* 1982), deutsch-türkischer Fußballspieler

Glatt ist Namensteil von Unternehmen:
 Glatt Unternehmensgruppe, ein Anlagenhersteller im Bereich der Verarbeitung und Veredelung von pulverförmigen Feststoffen (Binzen, Deutschland)
 Glattzentrum, ein Einkaufszentrum in Wallisellen im Kanton Zürich

glatt, adjektivisches Attribut, bzw. Glätte, zugehöriges substantivisches Abstraktum, bezeichnen:
 in den Materialwissenschaften die Oberflächengüte, siehe beim Gegenbegriff Rauheit
 in der Straßenverkehrssicherheit vereiste oder schneebedeckte Fahrbahnen, siehe Winterglätte
 in der Analysis eine beliebig oft differenzierbare Funktion, siehe Glatte Funktion
 in der Differentialgeometrie eine stetig differenzierbare Kurve, siehe Glatte Kurve
 in der Differentialtopologie eine spezielle Klasse von Mannigfaltigkeiten, siehe Differenzierbare Mannigfaltigkeit
 in der Zahlentheorie eine Kleinheitsforderung an die Primteiler oder Primteilerpotenzen einer Zahl, siehe Glatte Zahl

Siehe auch:

 Glattbach (Begriffsklärung)
 Klatt

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Q: Windows Phone Templates in VS2010 Professional I installed Windows Phone Developer Tools.
I can create the projects with Blend 4 or VS Express Edition.
I want to use the templates in Visual Studio 2010 Pro.
I can see the Windows Phone Game Template under XNA Studio but the other main templates are missing.
I can see them at this directory:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates\CSharp\Silverlight for Windows Phone\1033

I reinstalled the Dev Tools many times but my VS2010 Pro can't load the templates!
Any solution?
Thanks,
Regards.

A: The directory your looking at is for individual files the directory that you need to be looking for if you want to create new WP7 projects is:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplates\CSharp\Silverlight for Windows Phone\1033

A: Did you try to reset the settings of VS with the command
devene.exe /InstallVSTemplates

or maybe
devene.exe /InstallVSTemplates /ResetSettings  ?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms241279.aspx

A: If that file exists, you can access the templates by first selecting language, and then looking under the language for the template.  For instance, expand "Vishual C#", and you will see "Silverlight for Windows Phone as one of the template sets.

A: You could have an earlier version of the phone tools already installed causing the template install to silently fail. Look for it on Add/Remove programs.
Otherwise it could be a corrupted VS install. Try to repair or uninstall/reinstall

A: Ideally, the developer setup should automatically install it for you. In case you are having issues, check this post... and let us know if it helped.
http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_phone/b/wpdev/archive/2010/04/29/windows-phone-developer-tools-ctp-refresh.aspx

A: Three thoughts come to mind. Well, besides the obvious thought, how frustrating it must be.
A. Sometimes installs get messed up from various ctp installs/uninstalls in untested sequences. Feel free to try this that I wrote during WP7 CTP to try and help people resolve install issues. It helped some people deal with install issues. This may be a little overcatious, but doesn't take much longer. When it came time to install RTM I was able to do a single uninstall WPDT and install the tools, no hassles since.
Known Good March -> April CTP Un/Install Sequence
B. Alternatively, if something is super messed up, try a clean install of Win7 on a spare hard disk. At least if it works you're more informed and can decide whether a clean OS or more tinkering is a better use of your time.
C. Do a BeyondCompare (or other directory comparison) to a friends install or an install on another PC, find what's different, copy the appropriate files over.

A: it was a very long time ago ... but I got similar problem with Mango templates, under VS10 French version. Here the trick :
http://blog.mathieu-perrein.net/post/SDK-WP7-Mango-aucun-template-sous-Visual-Studio-2010-en-francais.aspx

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Mobile marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, content marketing, SEO, PPC, CRO etc., are not new words in any marketer's dictionary in 2018. Today, these terms form the basics of digital marketing, a marketing strategy that enables the businesses to build an online presence and enhance it for better online visibility among the target audience. Digital marketing analyzes the real-time situation of the audience and helps the businesses target these audiences with tailored marketing tactics. It not only lets the business target the 4 billion internet users but also helps them streamline their marketing to the intended audience in a cost-effective manner. Indeed, having a digital marketing strategy in 2018 is indispensable for any business to gain a competitive edge in this ever-evolving tech-era. And the list does not stop here. Given below are the 5 reasons why businesses need a digital marketing strategy in 2018.
One of the biggest reasons why you need a digital marketing strategy is because it enables you to understand your online audience. Knowing and understanding the audience is imperative for the growth of any business. There are various analytical tools that are available in digital marketing that help you know your audience and identify their needs. By doing so, you can easily comprehend when and how to offer your target audience new content, deals etc., for effective response. With a digital marketing strategy, you can know what your audience needs and tailor and target the content as per their audience persona.
The trends in digital marketing keep changing to suit the technological evolution in the digital world. Businesses that have a digital marketing strategy are at an advantage as they need to stay abreast of the changing industry trends to meet the audience requirements. You can gain a strong competitive edge in the industry when you are constantly adapting to the latest changes in the online ecosystem. By having a digital marketing strategy, your business knows what's happening in the industry and what the current expectations of the audience are. Moreover, by constantly adapting to these changes, you can easily gain an edge over your competitors in the industry.
The greatest reason why you need digital marketing is that it is the only form of marketing that caters to the needs of the growing mobile user base. The number of people using mobile phones for different purposes has increased tremendously over the past few years. The number of smartphone users is expected to cross the 2.5-billion mark by the year 2019. Mobile marketing, an effective part of digital marketing, caters to the growing needs and demands of the mobile phone users and enables the businesses to target the increasing number of mobile phone users with their smart mobile marketing tactics. There are various mobile marketing trends that are ruling 2018 and by following these trends, businesses can stay ahead in the competition.
Traditional marketing does not offer the ease to track down the customer's journey or know how the user is reacting to the marketing efforts. In digital marketing, businesses have the freedom to track the customer journey and know their stage in the buying process. By knowing so, you can also direct your marketing strategy in the direction of the customer journey. Digital marketing also enables you to know the requirements of your target audience and offer better deals, offers, and formulate other marketing strategies reach out to a larger audience and generate more leads.
Another reason to include digital marketing strategy in 2018 is that it reduces the barrier to entry with its cost-effective marketing techniques. While in traditional marketing, the fund required for advertising the business across a large audience increases with the size of the audience and the type of marketing mode. While traditional marketing offered an edge to the businesses with larger marketing funds, digital marketing enables even the small businesses to put out their products and services in front of the same audience at a much lower cost. Thus, it removes the barrier to entry for all businesses, irrespective of their size, resources or funds.
While this list encompasses the main reasons for adopting digital marketing strategies in 2018, it does not stand exhaustible. There are a number of other reasons like stronger online presence, higher visibility, social media presence, increased conversion rates etc., that make digital marketing an important part of every business in 2018. While businesses can find hundreds of digital marketing guides, tips, to-dos, and not-to-dos available online to create strong digital marketing strategies, the professionalism and effectiveness that is offered by the top digital marketing service provider are certainly unbeatable.
I am totally agree with your points. Now a days every business need digital marketing to get more customers to their business. with the proper use of digital marketing one can easily make their business name famous among internet users.


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 Left Ventricular end-systolic Dimension; see Ventricle (heart)#Dimensions
 Left ventricular systolic dysfunction; see Heart failure#Systolic dysfunction
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A slow mobile site does more than frustrate your customers, and it also limits your business. You have a lot to gain by improving the speed of your mobile site.
Slow mobile sites usually affect the thrill and joy of surfing the net and consumers need and want faster and better digital experiences. We have all been a victim of slow internet, waiting for a mobile site to load and abandoning it out of frustration.
Businesses also suffer from this malady. According to Google data from 2016, 53% of visits are abandoned if a mobile site takes more than three seconds to load.
The normal time for a site to load for 3G connections is five seconds and three seconds for 4G connections. But luckily for us all, Mobile World Congress in Barcelona has introduced a new Mobile Speed Scorecard. This tool is straightforward to use and allows you to compare your mobile speed with other companies.
• Set country and connection speed (3G or 4G).
• Type your domain into the top of the box and hit the arrow.
• To get a comparison, type another domain into the top of the box. You can compare up to 10 domains.
A slow mobile site does more than frustrate your customers, and it also limits your business. You have a lot to gain by improving the speed of your mobile site and reducing load time by two seconds as against one second.
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Support for North Carolina man facing criminal drug charge | Farris & Farris, P.A.
On behalf of Farris & Farris, P.A. posted in Drug Charges on Friday, July 18, 2014.
In Hendersonville, North Carolina, a public display of support has been taking place for a man facing criminal drug charges. The owner and operator of the "Blue Ridge Medical Cannabis Research Corporation" claims law enforcement personnel conducted a raid on his business in 2013, seizing his marijuana plants and charging him with possession and trafficking of the substance.
This likely sounds like everyday police business in North Carolina, but this case is a little different. The owner of the business says he has paid the North Carolina Department of Revenue several thousand dollars to secure an "art of healing" license allowing him to operate his business. Further, he claims he has also paid the thousands of dollars required for the necessary tax stamps associated with selling "unauthorized substances."
The business owner's attorney said this about the defendant: "He was trying everything he could to operate as a legal business." The defense attorney also clarified that while holding an art of healing license does not provide actual permission to deal in illegal drugs, authorities typically require the tax stamps following a charge of selling illegal substances.
If this doesn't already sound confusing enough, the Henderson County District Attorney also weighed in saying, "It's common for the state to assess a tax on people facing drug charges based on the amount they're accused of selling, using or distributing." Supporters of the defendant allegedly also commented, expressing how unfair it is for the state of North Carolina to take the business owners payments and then place his enterprise in the realm of criminal activity.
While only time will tell the outcome of this odd drug case, a good defense attorney has a lot of ammunition to use in defending a client from criminal drug charges such as these. As marijuana laws undergo change from state-to-state, it's crucial to research what is allowable and what is not before operating an art of healing business.


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Spoiling your children may sound like a good idea on paper to make them happy, but in practice, it can actually make them, well, spoiled. Children who are accustomed to getting everything they want tend to become unappreciative and unhappy as they grow. Hence, one mom who bought a mountain of gifts for her kids got lambasted online after she posted the photos of said gifts.
As you can see, we are not exaggerating… much. It really is a mountain of gifts. The pile even went so high, it nearly covered the Christmas tree. It was posted on social media, so naturally, Tapping attracted criticisms. A lot of comments were saying that what she was doing to her kids was disgusting. Some also claimed that she was being selfish by spoiling them.
To her defense, Tapping did claim that she works hard and actually has two jobs. Hence, she wants to spend it on making her kids happy. She also reasoned out that she does not spoil her kids all year round, only on Christmas. Finally, she said that she also teaches her kids to work hard and have discipline. What do you think of Tapping's mountain of gifts, though? Feel free to discuss in the comments.