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Australia: Martin Asplund (Australian National University/MPA), Tim Bedding (University of Sydney), Luca Casagrande (Australian National University), Rosemary Mardling (Monash University), Dennis Stello (University of New South Wales), Tim White (Australian National University), Yixiao Zhou (Australian National University)
Austria: Paul Beck (University of Graz), Sudeshna Boro Saikia (University of Vienna), Odysseas Dionatos (University of Vienna), Luca Fossati (IWF Graz), Manuel Güdel (University of Vienna), Johan Hasiba (IWF Graz), Karl Hofmann (OeAW), Nicolas Iro (University of Vienna), Harald Jeszenszky (IWF Graz), Thomas Kallinger (University of Vienna), Franz Kerschbaum (University of Vienna), Kristina Kislyakova (University of Vienna), Gunter Laky (IWF Graz), Helmut Lammer (OeAW), Theresa Lueftinger (University of Vienna), Harald Ottacher (IWF Graz), Roland Ottensamer (University of Vienna), Manfred Steller (IWF Graz), Jorge Tonfat (IWF Graz), Eduard Vorobiev (University of Vienna), Guenther Wuchterl (Kuffner Obs. Vienna), Konstanze Zwintz (University of Innsbruck).
Belgium: Conny Aerts (KU Leuven), Ann Baeke (University of Liege/CSL), Dominic Bowman (KU Leuven), Lionel Clermont (University of Liege), Joris De Ridder (KU Leuven), Leen Decin (KU Leuven), Michaël Gillon (University of Liege), Terrasa Guilhem (University of Liege), Aline Hermans (University of Liege/CSL), Rik Huygen (KU Leuven), Jérôme Jacobs (University of Liege/CSL), Cole Johnston (KU Leuven), Christian Kintziger (University of Liege), Anne-Sophie Libert (University of Namur), Thibault Merle (University libre de Bruxelles), Mathias Michielsen (KU Leuven), Joey Mombarg (KU Leuven), Thierry Morel (University of Liege), Arlette Noels-Grotsch (University of Liege), May Gade Pedersen (KU Leuven), Sara Regibo (KU Leuven), Pierre Royer (KU Leuven), Sebastien Salmon (University of Liege), Anne Thoul (University of Liege), Andrew Tkachenko (KU Leuven), Valerie Van Grootel (University of Liege), Timothy Van Reeth (KU Leuven), Bart Vandenbussche (KU Leuven)
Brazil: Leonardo A. Almeida (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Silvia Alencar (University of Minas Gerais), Laerte Andrade (University of Ponta Grossa), Rodrigo Boufleur (LIneA – International Laboratory of Astronomy), Eduardo Brescansin de Amôres (University of Feira de Santana), Bruno Leonardo Canto Martins (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Ana Carolina Mattiuci Figueiredo (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Matthieu Castro (University Rio Grande do Norte), Hugo Coelho (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Jefferson da Costa (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Francys da Silva (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Maria Liduina das Chagas (Federal University of Southern and Southeastern Pará), Leandro de Almeida (University Rio Grande do Norte), Izan de Castro Leão (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Daniel Brito de Freitas (Federal University of Ceará), Marcia Cristina de Freitas (University of Minas Gerais), José Renan De Medeiros (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Luiz Alberto de Paula (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Jose-Dias do Nascimento Jr. (Federal University Rio Grande do Norte), Marcelo Emilio (University of Ponta Grossa), Sylvio Ferraz-Mello (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Fabio Fialho (Polytechnic School of University of Sao Paulo), Karin Fornazier (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Rodrigo de Marca Franca (Maua Institute of Technology), Marco Furlan (Maua Institute of Technology), Silvia Giuliatti Winter (USP – University of Sao Paulo), André Izidoro (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Eduardo Janot-Pacheco (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Victor Atilio Marchiori (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Érico Marques (Maua Institute of Technology), Tatiana Michtchenko (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Eduardo Nunes Velloso (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte), Vanderlei Parro (Maua Institute of Technology), Elielson Pereira (USP – University of Sao Paulo), Maria Cristina Rabello Soares (University of Minas Gerais), Sergio Ribeiro (Maua Institute of Technology), Thiago Pereira Ricciardi (Maua Institute of Technology), Fernando Roig (National Observatory Rio de Janeiro), Tiago Sanches da Silva (Maua Institute of Technology), Ricardo Simoyama Napoli (Maua Institute of Technology), Diogo Souto (Federal University of Sergipe), Adriana Valio (University of Presbyterian), Othon Winter (USP – University of Sao Paulo)
Canada: Diana Valencia (University of Toronto)
Chile: Mauro Barbieri (University of Atacama), Márcio Catelan (Pontifical Catholic University of Chile), Pedro Figueira (ESO – European Southern Observatory), Paula Jofre (Diego Portales University), Bárbara Rojas-Ayala (University of Tarapacá)
Cyprus: Ceren Ulusoy (Girne American University)
Czech Republic: Petr Kabath (CAS – Astronomical Institute of Czech), Marie Karjalainen (CAS – Astronomical Institute of Czech), Ippocratis Saltas (Czech Academy of Science), Marek Skarka (Masaryk University), Michal Švanda (Charles University)
Denmark: Earl Bellinger (Aarhus University), Lars Buchhave (Technical University of Denmark), Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard (Aarhus University), Remo Collet (Aarhus University), Günter Houdek (Aarhus University), Christoffer Karoff (Aarhus University), Hans Kjeldsen (Aarhus University), Mikkel Lund (Aarhus University), Mia Sloth Lundkvist (Aarhus University), Luisa Fernanda Rodríguez Díaz (Aarhus University), Victor Silva Aguirre (Aarhus University),
France: François Agneray (LAM), Thierry Appourchaux (University of Paris-Saclay), Kevin Baillié (IMCCE), Herve Ballans (University of Paris-Saclay), Jerome Ballot (IRAP), Caroline Barban (LESIA), Gaële Barbary (LESIA), Clément Baruteau (IRAP), Frederic Baudin (University of Paris-Saclay), Kevin Belkacem (LESIA), Lionel Bigot (OCA), Isabelle Boisse (LAM), Gwenaël Boué (IMCCE), Patrick Boumier (University of Paris-Saclay), Allan-Sacha Brun (CEA), Christophe Cara (CEA), Claude Catala (LESIA), Sylviane Chaintreuil (LESIA), Stephane Charpinet (IRAP), Andrea Chiavassa (OCA), Thierry Corbard (OCA), Orlagh L. Creevey (OCA), Aurélian Crida (OCA), Sebastien Deheuvels (IRAP), Magali Deleuil (LAM), Florent Ducellier (LESIA), Luc Dumaye (CEA), Thomas Fenouillet (LAM), Agnes Fienga (University of Côte d'Azur), Jean Fontignie (CEA), Rafael A. Garcia (CEA), Nicolas Gauthier (LESIA), Charlotte Gehan (LESIA), Marie-Jo Goupil (LESIA), Emmanuel Grolleau (LESIA), Loïc Gueguen (LESIA), Pascal Guterman (LAM), Alain Hui-Bon-Hoa (IRAP), Duc-Dat Huynh (CEA), Sophie Jacquinod (LESIA), Nadege Lagarde (UTINAM Institute), Thibault Lamborot (LESIA), Jacques Laskar (IMCCE), Tony Lavanant (CEA), Agnes Lebre (University of Montpellier), Yveline Lebreton (LESIA), Alain Lecavelier des Etangs (IAP), Francois Lignieres (IRAP), Yuying Longval (University of Paris-Saclay), LeeRoy Malac-Allain (LESIA), Jean-Christophe Malapert (CNES), Joao Pedro Marques (University of Paris-Saclay), Douglas Marshall (Paris Diderot University), David Mary (University of Côte d'Azur), Stéphane Mathis (CEA), Stephane Mazevet (PSL University), Eric Michel (LESIA), Alessandro Morbidelli (OCA), Chrystel Moreau (LAM), Giuseppe Morello (CEA), Julien Morin (University of Montpellier), Benoît Mosser (LESIA), Denis Mourard (OCA), Olivier Mousis (LAM), Meunier Nadège (University of Grenoble Alpes), Nicolas Nardetto (OCA), Hugh Osborn (LAM), Rhita-Maria Ouazzani (LESIA), Ana Palacios (University of Montpellier), Antoine Petit (IMCCE), Gabriele Pichierri (OCA), Philippe Plasson (LESIA), Bertrand Plez (University of Montpellier), Daniel Reese (LESIA), Christian Renie (LESIA), Olivier Richard (University of Montpellier), Fabrice Roy (LESIA), Claudia Ruiz de Galarreta (University of Paris-Saclay), Melaine Saillenfest (LESIA), Réza Samadi (LESIA), Alexandre Santerne (LAM), François-Xavier Schmider (OCA), Jean Schneider (LESIA), Antoine Strugarek (CEA), Sophia Sulis (LAM), Frédéric Thévenin (OCA), Véronique Valette (CNES), Arthur Vigan (LAM)
Germany: Anish Amarsi (MPIA), Matthias Ammler-von Eiff (MPSSR), George Angelou (Max-Planck-Institute for Astrophysics), Sydney Barnes (AIP), Philipp Baumeister (Technical University of Berlin), Keaton Bell (MPSSR), Maria Bergemann (MPIA), Aaron Birch (MPSSR), Bertram Bitsch (MPIA), Anko Börner (DLR), Michael Bruns (MPSSR), Raymond Burston (MPSSR), Juan Cabrera (DLR), Robert Cameron (MPSSR), Ludmila Carone (MPIA), Alexander Chaushev (Technical University of Berlin), Cristina Chiappini (AIP), Szilard Csizmadia (DLR), Cilia Damiani (MPSSR), Philipp Eigmüller (DLR), Anders Erikson (DLR), Damian Fabbian (Georg-August-University of Göttingen), Laura Fiori (DLR), Sarah-Maria Gabler (MPSSR), Antonio Garcia Munoz (Technical University of Berlin), Patrick Gaulme (MPSSR), Stefanie Gebauer (DLR), Matthew Gent (MPIA), Jeffrey Gerber (MPIA), Laurent Gizon (MPSSR), Mareike Godolt (Technical University of Berlin), John Lee Grenfell (DLR), Oliver Gressel (AIP), Denis Grießbach (DLR), Sascha Grziwa (RIU – University of Cologne), Eike W. Guenther (TLS Tautenburg), Artie Hatzes (TLS Tautenburg), Saskia Hekker (MPSSR), Hugo Hellard (DLR), Rene Heller (MPSSR), Gaitee Hussain (ESO), Andreas Christ Soelvsten Joergensen (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics), David Keiderling (MPSSR), Peter Klagyivik (DLR), Hubert Klahr (MPIA), Wilhelm Kley (University of Tuebingen), Alexander Koncz (DLR), Judith Korth (RIU – University of Cologne), Nadiia Kostogryz (MPSSR), Natalie Krivova (MPSSR), Friedrich Kupka (MPSSR), Friedrich Kupka (MPSSR), James Kuszlewicz (MPSSR), Kristine Wai Fun (Lam Technical University of Berlin), Hans-Guenter Ludwig (Heidelberg University), Olaf Maibaum (DLR), Cesar Martin-Garcia (DLR), Harald Michaelis (DLR), Nadine Nettelmann (DLR), Lena Noack (Freie University Berlin), Benard Nsamba (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics), Mahmoudreza Oshagh (Georg-August-University of Göttingen), Carsten Paproth (DLR), Vera Maria Passegger (University of Hamburg), Martin Pätzold (University of Cologne), Martin Pertenais (DLR), Gisbert Peter (DLR), Katja Poppenhaeger (AIP), Andreas Quirrenbach (University of Heidelberg), Stefanie Raetz (IAAT – University of Tuebingen), Heike Rauer (DLR), Christoph Rauterberg (MPSSR), Steve Rockstein (OHB), Markus Roth (Leibniz Institute for Solar Physics), Sergio Rufini Mastropasqua (DLR), Dona Sandu (DLR), Martin Schäfer (MPSSR), Jesper Schou (MPSSR), Hannah Schunker (MPSSR), Gabriel Jörg Schwarzkopf (DLR), Alexander Shapiro (MPSSR), Alexis Smith (DLR), Frank Sohl (DLR), Sami K. Solanki (MPSSR), Federico Spada (MPSSR), Beate Stelzer (IAAT – University of Tuebingen), Ulrike Stiebeler (DLR), Klaus G. Strassmeier (AIP), Nathalie Themessl (MPSSR), Ruth Titz-Weider (DLR), Daniel Tomecki (DLR), Christoph Triebig (OHB), Giovanni Tropea (OHB), Matthias Tschentscher (DLR), Marica Valentini (AIP), Konstantinos Vasiliou (DLR), Valeriy Vasilyev (MPSSR), Frank Wagner (Ulm University), Jörg Weingrill (AIP), Belinda Wendler (DLR), Karsten Westerdorff (DLR), Ulrike Witteck (DLR), David Wolter (DLR), Jie Yu (MPSSR), Claas Ziemke (DLR)
Hungary: Attila Bódi (Konkoly Observatory), Zsófia Bognar (Konkoly Observatory), Aliz Derekas (Eötvös Loránd University), Vera Dobos (Konkoly Observatory), László Kiss (Konkoly Observatory), Jozsef Kovacs (Eötvös Loránd University), Szabolcs Meszaros (Eötvös Loránd University), László Molnár (Konkoly Observatory), Emese Plachy (Konkoly Observatory), Ádám Sódor (Konkoly Observatory), László Szabados (Konkoly Observatory), Gyula Szabo (Eötvös Loránd University), Robert Szabo (Konkoly Observatory), Krisztián Vida (Konkoly Observatory)
Israel: Tsevi Mazeh (Tel Aviv University), Aviv Ofir (Weizmann Institute of Science), Allona Vazan (University of Zurich)
Italy: Laura Affer (INAF-OAPA), Eleonora Alei (INAF-OAPD), Giuseppe Altavilla (ASI-SSDC), Natalia Auricchio (INAF-OAS), Stefano Basso (INAF-OAB), Paola Battaglia (INAF-OAS), Serena Benatti (INAF-OAPA), Milena Benedettini (INAF-IAPS), Maria Bergomi (INAF-OAPD), Katia Biazzo (INAF-OAR), David Biondi (INAF-IAPS), Federico Biondi (INAF-OAPD), Alfio Bonanno (INAF-OACT), Rosaria Bonito (UNIPA/INAF), Aldo Bonomo (INAF-OATO), Francesco Borsa (INAF-OAB), Luca Borsato (UNIPD), Alessandro Bressan (INAF/SISSA), Daniele Brienza (INAF-IAPS), Giovanni Bruno (INAF-OACT), Flavia Calderone (INAF-OACT), Santino Cassisi (INAF-OATE), Marco Castellani (INAF-OAR), Simonetta Chinellato (INAF-OAPD), Riccardo Claudi (INAF-OAPD), Enrico Corsaro (INAF-OACT), Rosario Cosentino (INAF-FGG), Valentina D'Orazi (INAF-OAPD), Mario Damasso (INAF-OATO), Francesco Damiani (INAF-OAPA), Domitilla De Martino (INAF-OAC), Scilla Degl'Innocenti (UNIPI), Fabio Del Sordo (INAF-OACT), Silvano Desidera (INAF-OAPD), Marcella Di Criscienzo (OARM), Anna Di Giorgio (INAF-IAPS), Maria Pia Di Mauro (INAF-IAPS), Marco Dima (INAF-OAPD), Elisa Distefano (OACT), Michele Fabrizio (OARM), Jacopo Farinato (INAF-OAPD), Ettore Flaccomio (INAF-OAPA), Mauro Focardi (INAF-OAA), Antonio Frasca (INAF-OACT), Emanuele Galli (INAF-IAPS), Mauro Ghigo (INAF-OAB), Leo Girardi (INAF-OAPD), Giovanni Giusi (INAF-IAPS), Nicolas Gorius (INAF-OACT), Valentina Granata (UNIPD), Davide Greggio (INAF-OAPD), Mario Giuseppe Guarcello (INAF-OAPA), Gaia Lacedelli (UNIPD), Orietta Lanciano (ASI), Antonino F. Lanza (INAF-OACT), Mario Gilberto Lattanzi (INAF-OATO), Cecilia Lazzoni (INAF-OAPD), Giuseppe Leto (INAF-OACT), Gianluca Li Causi (INAF-IAPS), Roxanne Ligi (INAF-OAB), John Scige Liu (INAF-IAPS), Andrea Lorenzani (INAF-OAA), Carla Maceroni (INAF-IAPS), Antonio Maggio (INAF-OAPA), Demetrio Magrin (INAF-OAPD), Luca Malavolta (UNIPD), Jesus Maldonado (INAF-OAPA), Eleni-Evangelia Manthopoulou (UNIPD), Luca Marafatto (INAF-OAPD), Marcella Marconi (INAF-OAC), Paola Marigo (UNIPD), Silvia Marinoni (ASI-SSDC), Paola Maria Marrese (ASI-SSDC), Francesco Marzari (UNIPD), Dino Mesa (INAF-OAPD), Sergio Messina (INAF-OACT), Giuseppina Micela (INAF-OAPA), Marco Montalto (UNIPD), Matteo Munari (INAF-OACT), Ilaria Musella (INAF-OAC), Domenico Nardiello (UNIPD), Valerio Nascimbeni (INAF-OAPD), Silvia Natalucci (ASI), Sergio Ortolani (UNIPD), Emanuele Pace (University of Florence), Isabella Pagano (INAF-OACT), Stefano Pezzuto (INAF-IAPS), Adriano Pietrinferni (INAF-OATE), Giampaolo Piotto (UNIPD), Ennio Porretti (INAF-OAB), Elisa Portaluri (INAF), Pier Giorgio Prada Moroni (UNIPI), Loredana Prisinzano (INAF-OAPA), Roberto Ragazzoni (INAF-OAPD), Gabriella Raimondo (INAF-OATE), Monica Rainer (INAF-OAA), Vincenzo Ripepi (INAF-OAC), Mario Salatti (ASI), Francesco Santoli (INAF-IASP), Marco Santoro (INAF), Gaetano Scandariato (INAF-OACT), Daniela Sicilia (INAF-OACT), Roberto Silvotti (INAF-OATO), Francesca Sortino (NAF-OAS), Alessandro Sozzetti (INAF-OATO), Emanuele Tognelli (UNIPI), Elisabetta Tommasi (ASI), Michele Trabucchi (UNIPD), Alessio Traficante (INAF-IAPS), Maria Tsantaki (INAF-OAA), Gabriele Umbriaco (INAF-OAPD), Luca Valenziano (INAF-OAS), Rita Ventura (INAF-OACT), Paolo Ventura (INAF-OAR), Valentina Viotto (INAF-OAPD), Ricardo Zanmar Sanchez (INAF-OACT)
Japan: Norio Narita (NAO – National Astronomical Observatory of Japan), Takafumi Sonoi (Tohoku University)
Mexico: Carlos del Burgo Diaz (INAOE – National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics)
Norway: Tobias Rolf (University of Oslo), Trude Storelvmo (University of Oslo), Reidar Trønnes (University of Oslo), Sven Wedemeyer (University of Oslo), Stephanie Werner (University of Oslo)
Poland: Krzysztof Helminiak (NCU), Rodolfo Smiljanic (NCU), Ewa Szuszkiewicz (Szczecin)
Portugal: Manuel Abreu (University of Lisbon), Vardan Adibekyan (University of Porto), Alexandros Antoniadis-Karnavas (University of Porto), Pedro Avelino (University of Porto), Susana Barros (University of Porto), Diego Bossini (University of Porto), Ana Brito (CENTRA), Alexandre Cabral (University of Lisbon), Tiago Campante (University of Porto), David Castro Alves (University of Lisbon), Joao Coelho (University of Lisbon), Alexandre Correia (University of Coimbra), Margarida Cunha (University of Porto), Morgan Deal (University of Porto), Elisa Delgado-Mena (University of Porto), Olivier Demangeon (University of Porto), Elena Duarte (University of Lisbon), João Pedro Faria (University of Porto), Antonio Gutierrez (DEIMOS), Ilidio Lopes (University of Lisbon), Mário J. P. F. G. Monteiro (University of Porto), Fernando Pinheiro (University of Coimbra), Nuno C. Santos (University of Porto), Sérgio Sousa (University of Porto)
Romania: Dumitru Pricopi (Astronomical Institute of the Romanian Academy)
Spain: Mariangeles Alcacera Gil (INTA), Carlos Allende Prieto (IAC), Roi Alonso Sobrino (IAC), Luis Alonso Alvarez Trujillo (INTA), Beatriz Aparicio del Moral (CSIC), Ana Balado (INTA), Sebastià Barceló Forteza (CAB), David Barrado Navascues (CAB), Elisa Borreguero Martín (INTA), Josep Manel Carrasco (University of Barcelona), Irene Catalán Fernández (INTA), Chiara Cerruti (INTA), Antonio Claret (CSIC), Hans Deeg (IAC), José Javier Díaz García (IAC), Albert Domingo (CAB), Antonio García Hernández (University of Granada), Hugo García-Vázquez (IAC), Julio Rodríguez Gómez Zazo (INTA), Juan Manuel Gomez-Lopez (CSIC), Jonay Isai González Hernández (IAC), José M. Jerónimo Zafra (CSIC), Antonio José Jimenez Mancebo (IAC), Mariel Lares Martiz (CSIC), Jorge Lillo-Box (CAB), Xavier Luri (University of Barcelona), Silvia Martínez Perales (INTA), J. Miguel Mas-Hesse (CAB-INTA), Eduard Masana (University of Barcelona), Savita Mathur (IAC), Maria Morales-Calderón (CAB), Andrés Moya (Polytechnic University of Madrid), Enric Pallé (IAC), Hannu Parviainen (IAC), Javier Pascual Granado (CSIC), Carmen Pastor-Morales (CSIC), Jordi Portell (University of Barcelona), Gonzalo Ramos Zapata (INTA), Clara Regulo Rodriguez (IAC), Ignasi Ribas (ICE), María Teresa Rodrigo Rodríguez (INTA), Julio Rodríguez-Gómez (CSIC), Miguel Andrés Sánchez Carrasco (CSIC), Rosario Sanz Mesa (CSIC), Luis Manuel Sarro (UNED), Aldo Serenelli (ICE), Maria Angeles Sierra Sanmartin (INTA) Juan-Carlos Suárez (University of Granada), Angel Luis Valverde Guijarro (INTA), Isabel Vera Trallero (INTA), Francesc Vilardell (IEEC), Eva Villaver (CAB), Marcos Villaverde Aparicio (CSIC)
Sweden: Paul Barklem (Uppsala University), Alexis Brandeker (Stockholm University), Ross Church (Lund University), Melvyn B. Davies (Lund Observatory), Bengt Edvardsson (Uppsala University), Kjell Eriksson (Uppsala University), Sofia Feltzing (Lund Observatory), Malcolm Fridlund (Chalmers University of Technology), Iskra Georgieva (Chalmers University of Technology), Ulrike Heiter (Uppsala University), David Hobbs (Lund Observatory), Markus Janson (Stockholm University), Anders Johansen (Lund University), Oleg Kochukhov (Uppsala University), Michiel Lambrechts (Lund University), Daohai Li (Lund Observatory), Fan Liu (Lund University), Paul McMillan (Lund Observatory), Alexander James Mustill (Department of Astronomy & Theretical Physics), Terese Olander (Uppsala University), Göran Olofsson (Stockholm University), Carina M. Persson (Chalmers University of Technology), Christian Sahlholdt (Lund Observatory), Gregor Traven (Lund Observatory)
Switzerland: Yann Alibert (University of Bern), Timothy Bandy (University of Bern), Willy Benz (University of Bern), Emeline Bolmont (University of Geneva), Francois Bouchy (University of Geneva), Vincent Bourrier (University of Geneva), Natacha Bruegger (University of Bern), Gaël Buldgen (University of Geneva), Heather Cegla (University of Geneva), Virginie Cessa (University of Bern), Caroline Dorn (University of Zurich), Xavier Dumusque (University of Geneva), Patrick Eggenberger (University of Geneva), Jonas Haldemann (University of Bern), Kevin Heng (University of Bern), Adrien Leleu (University of Bern), Monika Lendl (Austrian Academy of Sciences), Lokesh Mishra (University of Bern), Francesca Molendini (University of Bern), Christoph Mordasini (University of Bern), Daniele Piazza (University of Bern), Martin Rieder (University of Bern), Oliver Shah (University of Bern), Julia Venturini (ISSI – International Space Science Institute) Stéphane Udry (University of Geneva)
The Netherlands: Jelle de Plaa (SRON), Matthew Kenworthy (Leiden Observatory), Wouter Laauwen (SRON), Yamila Miguel (Leiden Observatory), Michiel Min (SRON), Giovanni Rosotti (Leiden University), Russel Shipman(SRON), Ignas Snellen (University of Leiden), Rens Waters (SRON)
United Arab Emirates: Michael Bazot (NYU Abu Dhabi), Othman Benomar (NYU Abu Dhabi)
United Kingdom: Craig Agnor (QMUL), Suzanne Aigrain (University of Oxford), Richard Alexander (University of Leicester), David Armstrong (University of Warwick), Warrick Ball (University of Birmingham), Adrian Barker (University of Leeds), Oscar Barragan (University of Oxford), Daniel Bayliss (University of Warwick), John Bray (The Open University), Matteo Brogi (University of Warwick), David Brown (University of Warwick), Patrick Burgess (IoA-Cam), Giorgia Busso (IoA-Cam), Sarah Casewell (University of Leicester), William J. Chaplin (University of Birmingham), Cathie Clarke (IoA-Cam), Guy R. Davies (University of Birmingham), Francesca De Angeli (IoA-Cam), Dafydd Wyn Evans (IoA-Cam), Dominic Ford (University of Cambridge), Cassandra Hall (University of Leicester), Diana Leone Harrison (University of Cambridge), Carole Haswell (Open University), Christiane Helling (University of St Andrews), Simon Hodgkin (IoA-Cam), Mike Irwin (IoA-Cam), Geraint Jones (University College London), Daisuke Kawata (University College London), Grant Kennedy (University of Warwick), Ulrich Kolb (The Open University), Oleg Kozhura (The Open University), Henrik Latter (University of Cambridge), Zoe Leinhardt (University of Bristol), Nikku Madhusudhan (IoA-Cam), Pierre Maxted (Keele University), James McCormac (University of Warwick), Colin McNally (QMUL), Farzana Meru (University of Warwick), Andrea Miglio (University of Birmingham), Giovanni Mirouh (University of Surrey), Josefina Montalban (University of Birmingham), Annelies Mortier (University of Cambridge), Sergei Nayakshin (University of Leicester), Richard Nelson (QMUL), Martin Nielsen (University of Birmingham), Andrew Norton (The Open University), Gordon Ogilvie (IoA-Cam), Sijme-Jan Paardekooper (QMUL), Don Pollacco (University of Warwick), Ken Rice (University of Edinburgh), Marco Riello (IoA-Cam), Guy Rixon (IoA-Cam), Ian Roxburgh (QMUL), Maurizio Salaris (John Moores University), Barry Smalley (Keele University), Alan Smith (University College London), Leigh Smith (University of Cambridge), John Southworth (Keele University), Dimitris Stamatellos (University of Central Lancashire), Amaury Triaud (IoA-Cam), Vincent Van Eylen (University College London), Dimitri Veras (University of Warwick), Sergey V. Vorontsov (QMUL), Dave Walton (MSSL), Nicholas Walton (IoA-Cam), Christopher Watson (QUB), Richard West (Warwick University), Peter Wheatley (Warwick University), Paul Anthony Wilson (University of Warwick), Mark Wyatt (IoA-Cam)
USA: Sarbani Basu (Yale University), Dax Feliz (Vanderbilt University), Raphaelle Haywood (University of Padova), Natalie Hinkel (Arizona State University), Daniel Huber (University of Hawaii), Steven Kawaler (Iowa State University), Jeffrey Linsky (University of Colorado), Andrew Mann (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Philip Muirhead (Boston University), Marc Pinsonneault (Ohio State University), Angela Santos (Space Sciene Institute), Edward Schlafly (Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory), Keivan Stassun (Vanderbilt University)
last update: December 2020

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Clarkson, Paul Davies, Linda Jasper, Rowan Loynes, Niklas and Challis, David 2017. A Systematic Review of the Economic Evidence for Home Support Interventions in Dementia. Value in Health, Vol. 20, Issue. 8, p. 1198.
Psychological therapy groups for people with dementia are widely used, but their cost-effectiveness has not been explored.
To investigate the cost-effectiveness of an evidence-based cognitive stimulation therapy (CST) programme for people with dementia as part of a randomised controlled trial.
A total of 91 people with dementia, living in care homes or the community, received a CST group intervention twice weekly for 8 weeks; 70 participants with dementia received treatment as usual. Service use was recorded 8 weeks before and during the 8-week intervention and costs were calculated. A cost-effectiveness analysis was conducted with cognition as the primary outcome, and quality of life as the secondary outcome. Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves were plotted.
Cognitive stimulation therapy has benefits for cognition and quality of life in dementia, and costs were not different between the groups. Under reasonable assumptions, there is a high probability that CST is more cost-effective than treatment as usual, with regard to both outcome measures.
Cognitive stimulation therapy for people with dementia has effectiveness advantages over, and may be more cost-effective than, treatment as usual.
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Knapp et al (2006) have examined the cost effectiveness of Cognitive stimulation therapy in the treatment of dementia. The paper has lucidly explained the basics of cost effectiveness analysis (CEA) and has applied acceptability curves in the study, which made the paper interesting reading. Certain clarifications are required on the data presented in the study.
a) The authors have used very wide inclusion criteria of MMSE (range 10-24) which could have influenced the outcome. The cost may appear less and benefits would appear large for treatment with people who have milder problems.
b) The educational qualification of the patients has not been mentioned in the paper which would affect the outcome when MMSE is taken as the main outcome measure.
c) The cost effectiveness that has been proved in the study may disappear if the costs of training the personnel are taken into account.
d) Although the authors have mentioned that the cost of each session is £ 90 (£180 per week for two sessions for five patients)they have calculated the weekly rate per patient as £ 31.50. Further more the table 2 shows cost of intervention as £ 24.92, which needs more clarification.Itis also not mentioned by the authors as to why the costs have been inflated to 2001 rates.
Knapp, M., Thorgrimsen, L., Patel, A., et al (2006) Cognitive stimulation therapy for people with dementia: cost effectiveness analysis.Br J Psychiatry, 188,574-580.


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News about my Petition to restore Friar Gate Railway Bridge.
News on the petition to Restore Friar Gate Railway Bridge.
September 2015 - Its been quite a while since I updated the news section, a lot has happened since then. The most important thing is that progress is finally being made. A group was formed "Friends Of Friar Gate Bridge" which is now a registered Charity (No. 1163174), I am one of the trustees of this group. A new website will be launched soon.
06-10-2010 - I have been spending many hundreds of hours in the last two months working on a project to map out everything in the world that has been produced in Derby by Andrew Handyside and my world map has been mentioned in todays Greater London Industrial Archaeology Society October newsletter. You can have a look at my project here : Andrew Handyside and Company World Map of item locations. I am still building this map up but its going quite well so far !
19-08-2010 - Been a while since I've updated this site, sorry about that. I have just updated the Your comments page with 296 new comments.
17-10-2008 - I have not had time to update this feature for several months now but I have been collecting lots of information ready to do so. Including buying an Antique book by Handyside, visited Albert Bridge in London and Some of Handyside's work thats in Manchester. Hopefully I will find time soon to get all of this online.
The Petition is still building in numbers, Currently 642 people have signed it.
20-03-2008 - Article in the Derby Evening Telegraph about time running out for Councils Mick-Mack route plan.
We now have 529 signatures on the petition!, thanks to all who have showed their support so far. At signature 490 we have non other than Peter Oakley, better know as geriatric1927 (well known star of youtube).
13-01-2008 - I have just added 40 new comments to the your comments page.
17-01-2008 - I have just added a your comments page.
11-01-2008 - I have just created a full route map of the former GNR Derbyshire Extension on the new Maps page.
We now have over 400 signatures on the petition!
02-01-2008 - Letter from Derek Latham in todays Derby Evening Telegraph.
17-12-2007 - Letter from John Orgill in todays Derby Evening Telegraph.
05-12-2007 - Derek Palmer (The well known local author) has signed the petiton and has said "The council had signed an agreement to paint and renovate the bridge every 7 years, It has been 14 years since it last received a coat of paint".
02-12-2007 - Reached the 100 signatures mark.
30-11-2007 - Letter in the Derby Evening Telegraph by Geoffrey Alcock.
29-11-2007 - Added 360x180 degree photographs in flash format for those who do not want to install QuickTime. Both QuickTime and Flash versions can be viewed by clicking on the interactive maps.
This site listed in todays Derby Evening Telegraph Bygones.
27-11-2007 - Added 2 more 360x180 degree photographs.
23-11-2007 - Created the online petition to get the bridge restored.
10-11-2007 - First letter I have seen in the Derby Evening Telegraph about the state of the bridge.


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Samsung's Galaxy Note II: A surprisingly comfortable 5.5-inch giant (hands-on gallery)
Devindra Hardawar	 September 11, 2012 9:01 AM
Samsung's Galaxy Note II managed to intrigue me by squeezing a bigger 5.5-inch screen and tons of power into a device that weighs the same as the original Galaxy Note.
Coming off of Samsung's troubled Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet, I wasn't too eager to dive into yet another stylus-equipped Samsung device. But the Galaxy Note II still managed to intrigue me by squeezing a bigger 5.5-inch screen and tons of power into a device that weighs the same as the original Galaxy Note.
To be clear, the Galaxy Note II won't do much to change your mind if you thought the original model was obscenely large. But since I found a lot to like with the first Galaxy Note (even though it was incredibly dorky), I'm impressed that Samsung managed to make the phone even more interesting this time around.
In a small New York City press gathering last week, Samsung let me fondle the international variant of the Galaxy Note II. Even though it sports a 5.5-inch screen, compared to the original Note's 5.3-inch display, I was shocked to find that it weighed pretty much the same, around 6.3 ounces. The Note II also isn't much bigger than the original; it's slightly taller but also less wide. Samsung also removed much of the top and bottom front bezel, which makes the massive screen even more of a centerpiece.
Given its rounder shape and smoother case, the Note II actually felt more comfortable in my hands than the original Note. (If you have tiny hands though, stay far away.)
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note II two weeks ago at the IFA conference in Berlin. In addition to its gorgeous 5.5-inch screen, it also features a quad-core 1.6 gigahertz Exynos processor (which is even faster than the Galaxy Note 10.1's CPU), 2GB RAM, and a huge 3,100 mAh battery (25 percent larger than the original Note's). It's also shipping with Jelly Bean, the latest version of Android.
Unfortunately, Samsung had nothing to say about the Galaxy Note II's U.S. availability, but we're hearing details will be announced soon.
Not surprisingly, Samsung is still pushing all of the media sharing functionality that debuted with the Galaxy S III on the Note II. The phone also brings over many of the S Pen improvements from the Note 10.1 — it's far more pressure sensitive, and the stylus can also hover over the screen, which unlocks some useful functionality. For example, you can hover over a video stored on your Note II to see a short preview.
Perhaps what's most striking this time around is how commonplace the Galaxy Note II seems. Its huge display isn't exactly that far off from the Galaxy S III's 4.8-inch screen. Samsung is clearly reaching the limits of how big it can make its phone lines — the Galaxy S series can't get too much bigger without reaching Note territory, and future Note's can't get too close 7-inch tablets either.
For Samsung, bigger is better. But that can't last for too long.
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Amen, Justin Bieber. I Prayed Like a Celebrity for Three Weeks. The Daily BeastMillennials are fleeing organized religion at record rates, but you'd never know by the world of celebrity-approved Christian literature.
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Tuřany (németül Thurn) község Csehországban a Karlovy Vary-i kerület Chebi járásában. Közigazgatásilag hozzá tartoznak Lipoltov és Návrší települések.

Fekvése
Csehország nyugati peremén, Cheb-től 17 km-re keletre, a Jesenice-víztározótól 2 km-re nyugatra, 445 m tengerszint feletti magasságban fekszik.

Története
Írott források elsőként 1352-ben említik. Az első világháború után az akkor megalapított Csehszlovákiához csatolták. Lakosainak száma 1930-ban 256 többségében német volt. 1938 és 1945 között a Nagynémet Birodalomhoz tartozott. A második világháború után a csehszlovák nemzetállami törekvések, német lakosságának kitelepítéséhez vezettek. A csehszlovák hatóságok 1948-ban Tuřany-ra nevezték át, 1950-ben hozzácsatolták Lipoltov települést. Közigazgatásilag 1970-ben Nebanice településhez csatolták, de 1990-től ismét önálló község.

Nevezetességei
A településen még fellelhető a hagyományos chebi népi építészet.
Kőkereszt 1866-ból.

Népesség

A település népessége az elmúlt években az alábbi módon változott:

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Fordítás

A Chebi járás települései

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-It takes time, but you can learn to trust again. Giving your heart away after getting burned is one of the hardest things to do in the pursuit of love, but it's so worth it once you find someone who deserves it.
-Differences can be a beautiful thing. Cultural, class, background, and more—they are what make the world an interesting place to be alive, and they can add spice to a relationship.
-Love conquers all. No matter what challenges come your way, love is the most important thing we have as human beings, and its power can withstand almost anything life tosses in your path.
Back in Peach Leaf, Texas, to recover from an ugly breakup, Ethan gently tends to the puppies and their charming caretaker. But as the storm rages, so does the electric attraction between Ethan and June. Is this real, or a cruel phantom of lost love? Stranded alone at the clinic, only one thing is certain: they've got all night to figure it out.
This is a cute series. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
Oh this looks so good! I wanted to be a vet growing up. I would love to read and see what happens between June and Ethan!


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Are there any duʿāʾs (supplications) narrated in the ḥadīths for after burial?
Note: This answer focuses on the supplications after the burial is complete. It does not discuss the supplications during burial and the recitation of certain verses after burial. For further information regarding this, click on the following link: https://islamicportal.co.uk/five-questions-regarding-janazah-salah-and-burial/.


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Outlander renewed for 24 more episodes at Starz
The show adapted from the best-selling books by Diana Gabaldon is extended for two more seasons as it rakes the second most popular scripted series among female viewers
By Regina Gurung
Updated On : 21:00 PST, Jan 15, 2020
Tags :Outlander,Game Of Thrones
Outlander Caste (Source: Getty Images)
Season 4 of Starz's 'Outlander' is debuting in November but the show has already been extended for two more seasons.
Good news for 'Outlander' fans who are eagerly following the storyline of an army nurse mysteriously transported to 1743 after serving in World War II and caught between two worlds and two different men.
The show adapted from the best-selling books by Diana Gabaldon, is currently filming season 4 in Scotland. However the assurance the show will go on was confirmed in January when the CEO of the cable network, Chris Albrecht, told fans and critics alike that he "wouldn't worry" about the time travel show played by Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan.
"Fans can rest assured their beloved Claire and Jamie will be back facing new challenges, adversaries and adventures in seasons five and six as we delve into American history and continue the story of the Frasers as they settle in the New World," Albrecht announced on Wednesday.
Season 5 and 6 will premier 12-episodes each unlike season 4 featuring 13, and season 1 with 16 episodes.
In the last season, Claire and Jamie were washed ashore in Georgia. The scene is from Gabaldon's Voyager novel published in 1993. In season 4, the series will be drawn out from the 1996 book Drums of Autumn from the same author, which will see the couple attempting to make a home in America. Season 5 and 6 will be based on 2001's The Fiery Cross and 2005's A Breath of Snow.There are still two more books in the best selling series and Gabaldon is working on other novel titled Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone, which is likely to be published next year.
The Sony Pictures TV produced series is estimated to run as far as season 9 but for now, season 5 and 6 are expected to debut in 2019 and 2020. The show is currently the second most popular scripted series among female viewers ranking only behind Game of Thrones. Season 3 averaged 5.8 million viewers cross multiple platforms.


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Playa Laiya is home in a tropical paradise
ONE NO LONGER HAS TO TRAVEL TO A FAR AWAY ISLAND to enjoy surf, sun and sea at a world-class beach resort. The luxurious beach at Playa Laiya leisure community in San Juan, Batangas is the perfect beachside residence and leisure destination to go with family and friends–it's only two hours and thirty minutes away…
Globe Tattoo At Home: Your need, Your speed
Are you a night owl who goes on online adventures when half the city is already asleep? Or are you one who camps on Facebook and Twitter to keep updated with your friends from late evening till past midnight? Or, perhaps you go online more during the day, downloading your favorite music and videos in…
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Reaching Out -Of-School-Youth through "Kariton Klasrum"
The Dynamic Teen Company (DTC), a local NGO headed by 2009 CNN Hero of the Year Efren Penaflorida, has partnered with Golden ABC (GABC), the country's fashion pioneer and owner of leading brands Penshoppe, Oxygen, ForMe, Memo, Regatta, for "Kariton Klasrum" (pushcart education), a litercacy and hygiene program for unschooled children. In line with "Get…
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Ultimate media star and now the Sm Box Office QueenToni Gonzaga will celebrate her 10 years in showbiz through a big concert on September 30, 2011 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. Toni's concert titled"Tony G. @ 10″ will be guested by Piolo Pascual, John Lloyd Cruz, Vhong Navarro, Pokwang and many more surprise guests. Tony G. @…
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"Dutdutan 2011" Philippine Tattoo Expo
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package alluxio.master.job.command;

import alluxio.job.JobConfig;
import alluxio.job.TestJobConfig;
import alluxio.job.util.SerializationUtils;
import alluxio.thrift.JobCommand;

import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * Tests {@link CommandManager}.
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public final class CommandManagerTest {
  private CommandManager mManager;

  @Before
  public void before() {
    mManager = new CommandManager();
  }

  @Test
  public void submitRunTaskCommand() throws Exception {
    long jobId = 0L;
    int taskId = 1;
    JobConfig jobConfig = new TestJobConfig("/test");
    long workerId = 2L;
    List<Integer> args = Lists.newArrayList(1);
    mManager.submitRunTaskCommand(jobId, taskId, jobConfig, args, workerId);
    List<JobCommand> commands = mManager.pollAllPendingCommands(workerId);
    Assert.assertEquals(1, commands.size());
    JobCommand command = commands.get(0);
    Assert.assertEquals(jobId, command.getRunTaskCommand().getJobId());
    Assert.assertEquals(taskId, command.getRunTaskCommand().getTaskId());
    Assert.assertEquals(jobConfig,
        SerializationUtils.deserialize(command.getRunTaskCommand().getJobConfig()));
    Assert.assertEquals(args,
        SerializationUtils.deserialize(command.getRunTaskCommand().getTaskArgs()));
  }

  @Test
  public void submitCancelTaskCommand() {
    long jobId = 0L;
    int taskId = 1;
    long workerId = 2L;
    mManager.submitCancelTaskCommand(jobId, taskId, workerId);
    List<JobCommand> commands = mManager.pollAllPendingCommands(workerId);
    Assert.assertEquals(1, commands.size());
    JobCommand command = commands.get(0);
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Home DEVELOPMENT World Bank approves two financings for energy, job creation in Liberia
World Bank approves two financings for energy, job creation in Liberia
Two financing agreements were on Friday, March 12, 2021, approved by the World Bank, through the International Development Association. The agreements under the banner of the "IDA Support program" seek to increase access to sustainable, reliable, and affordable energy, and to boost economic recovery by providing employment opportunities and business skills training to vulnerable Liberia. Funded by the International Development Association (IDA), these projects aim at improving Liberia's economy and helping to build resilience for vulnerable households that are greatly at risk of falling into poverty due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Liberia's Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah Jr., at a virtual ceremony, said "this is a demonstration of the Bank's strong commitment to Liberia. The approved package of support will be a big boost to our Covid-19 recovery efforts and our vision to transform the economy through infrastructure development".
According to the Bank, the agreements which support projects on energy and job creation through the Liberia Electricity Sector Strengthening and Access Project (LESSAP), and the Recovery of Economic Activity for Liberian Informal Sector Employment Project (REALISE) aims at improving Liberia's economy and helping to build resilience for vulnerable households that are greatly at risk of falling into poverty due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
For his part, World Bank Liberia Country Manager Khwima Nthara said "Given the devastating impact of Covid-19 on the economy and people's livelihoods, improved energy access will stimulate inclusive economic growth while support to the informal sector will help the most vulnerable Liberians to recover from the loss in incomes".
LESSAP is the first project of a multi-phase programmatic approach (MPA) with a goal to provide sustainable, reliable, and affordable electricity to 632,500 Liberians. It will rehabilitate and expand electricity infrastructure and provide sustainable solutions for electricity access, targeting two key areas, grid electrification in the greater Monrovia and off-grid solar electrification to about 200 health facilities, in particular, to help build resilience against COVID-19.
The total financing envelope for the MPA is $180 million in IDA support with the first phase commitment of $44 million in IDA credit and an IDA grant of $15 million. The project also includes grant support of $2.5 million from the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) and $2.7 million from the Japan Policy and Human Resources Development Fund (PHRD), both of which will be administered by the World Bank.
In addition, the Recovery of Economic Activity for Liberian Informal Sector Employment Project (REALISE) will increase access to employment opportunities for some of the most vulnerable households in the informal sector who are at risk of falling deeper into poverty by providing grants and business skills training to 4,000 vulnerable households to revive or start small businesses, as well as temporary employment and wages to 15,000 poor individuals, half of whom will be women. It will target low-income communities and poor families in Greater Monrovia and will be financed through IDA concessional terms of $5 million credit and a $5 million grant.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on Liberia's economy and people's livelihoods and poses a major threat going forward. When the global pandemic emerged in early 2020, Liberia was already facing a challenging domestic and external environment. Weak consumption and declining output had caused the Liberian economy to contract by an estimated 2.3 percent in 2019 and a further 2.9 percent in 2020.
According to the High-Frequency Phone Survey of Households conducted by the Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo-Information Services, more than 70 percent of households reported experiencing food shortages and increased food prices.
This calls for a comprehensive response focusing both on the need to protect the poor and vulnerable in the short term, as well as support economic recovery in the medium term.
The International Development Association (IDA) is the World Bank's fund for the poorest. Established in 1960, it provides grants and low to zero-interest loans for projects and programs that boost economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve poor people's lives. IDA is one of the largest sources of assistance for the world's 76 poorest countries, 39 of which are in Africa.
IDA resources help effect positive change in the lives of the 1.6 billion people living in the countries that are eligible for its assistance. Since its inception, IDA has supported development work in 113 countries. Annual commitments are constantly on the rise and have averaged $21 billion over the past three years, with about 61% going to Africa.
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Incoming National Chairman of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Iyorchia Ayu, has stressed the need for a stronger coalition by opposition political parties to rescue the country from alleged misrule of the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led administration.
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The character editor
Characters and objects in the game are made out of blocks (lots of blocks!), and we don't want to create them by editing a text file or by setting them directly in the code. So the first thing I've been working on is an editor.
The goal of the editor is to provide an easy to use interface (so everyone can use it!) to create simple voxel characters or objects. It allows you to carve and add blocks, as well as paint them with different colours.
The character can then be save into a custom .vox file format, where all the voxels are stored sequentially (this could benefit from some data compression in the future). Of course, characters can also be loaded into the editor.
The following picture shows the editor with some kind of a Viking character in it (the character design hasn't been fully decided yet). The editor is in "build mode", i.e. blocks can be added with the mouse, the black outline shows where the block will be added on mouse click.
Our first character in the editor.
This character was made in a 16x16x16 grid, because it seemed to be a "fair" amount of blocks for a character, but nothing is stopping us from using more or less blocks, except that bigger meshes require a better computer to run at a good framerate!
The tool bar on the left side of the screen provides several functionalities:
rotate the view
zoom in/out the view
remove block
add block
paint block
The colour selection bar on the bottom of the screen, provides 40 different pre-selected colours. They are used by the build and paint tools to determine the colour of the new blocks. At the minute, these 40 colours are the only colours available in the game, but in the future each object will have his own 40 colours set, so the game will have richer colours.
Of course, the editor is still an ongoing work, several things will have to be improved, such as:
the icons: I don't like them! I made them out of a few pixels to keep the "blocky style" of the game, but they just look old like that. Maybe they would be better in colour, or they could be made in 3D blocks themselves!
settings: to change grid size, the background, enable/disable the outline...
more tools! To build chunks of blocks, to copy/paste part of the model, automatic symmetry...


"No one is immune to cancer," artist AleXsandro Palombo told BuzzFeed News, "not even Disney princesses."
AleXsandro Palombo worked in fashion for many years, until four years ago when he developed a rare form of cancer and became disabled.
"Since then I decided to dedicate myself more strongly to social activism through art," the Italian artist told BuzzFeed News.
Much of Palombo's art consists of turning celebrities, like the royal family, into cartoons, or drawing iconic cartoon characters in politically charged situations.
Most of his work exists solely online, either on his blog, Humor Chic, or shared on social media like Facebook and Instagram.
For his new series, Palombo said he decided to use cartoon beauty icons, such as Disney princesses or Betty Boop, as symbols of "hope, beauty, and courage," depicting them as breast cancer survivors.
The 41-year-old described his art as "social activist, satirical, post-pop," to BuzzFeed News and cited Andy Warhol as one of his biggest influences.
"I lived fully in the 80's, the boom of pop culture, the years of consumerism, the cult of celebrity and the desire for lightness," Palombo said.
"I love the cartoon characters just like Andy Warhol loved celebrities, and cartoons are more human and real than celebrities."
Tatiana from "The Princess and the Frog"
The series was initially inspired by a friend of his he lost to breast cancer a few years ago.
"She was so young, so beautiful, a great personality and she was talented," he told BuzzFeed News. "[She was] one of those person [sic] you would never think something so devastating can happen to."
He wanted to create the series to demonstrate that "no one is immune to cancer," not even Disney princesses.
Snow White from "Snow White"
Though Palombo's focus on artistic activism began recently, he is no stranger to fighting for social causes.
When he was young, he said he regularly volunteered with the Red Cross. Later, he joined international peace missions with the Italian Navy for two years, and has since regularly devoted time to human and animal rights activism.
"I firmly believe that the most important cause is to help," he said. "It does not matter what means you use. It matters that you do it."
Another main goal of the series, Palombo said, was to spread awareness about breast cancer among younger generations.
He believes educating "the new generation" about breast cancer prevention – self-checking to catch the cancer early, for example – is an important step toward defeating cancer completely.
But most of all, he wants to celebrate the strength and beauty of breast cancer survivors. "Every woman is beautiful, even after a mastectomy," Palombo said. "And every woman should know that."


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Yuzuriha Nekoi

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 es un personaje ficticio del manga X de CLAMP.

Su nombre significa:Detención de la cuchilla del gato.

Con 14 años es el sello más joven, proviene del Templo Mitsumine que se caracteriza porque cada uno de sus miembros es un domador que posee un Inugami (un perro demonio que se encarga de la protección de su usuario porque si este llega a morir el Inugami morirá con él). Parece una chica de lo más normal, sin embargo tiene un triste pasado; cuando estaba en la escuela le catalogaron como mentirosa porque podía ver a Inuki pero los demás no; un día le dijo a su abuela que porqué había nacído con ese poder y por qué nadie era capaz de ver a Inuki, a lo que ella contestó que ella había nacido con un propósito: convertirse en uno de los dragones del cielo para pelear por el destino de la tierra. Entonces ella comprendió desde entonces se olvidó del asunto hasta que fue convocada; entonces se emocionó mucho porque anhelaba ir a Tokio tanto por el hecho de que encontraría gente que sí pudiera ver a Inuki como para probar los helados de los que siempre había escuchado, a esto último su abuela la reprendió. Ya en Tokio decidió que se enamoraría del primero que pudiera ver a Inuki y el ganador fue Kusanagi, uno de los dragones de la tierra, pero aun sabiendo que era un enemigo a ella no le importó y sus sentimientos no cambiaron a lo largo de la serie y el manga; sin embargo en el ova no lo conoce pero descubre su identidad como un enemigo; él dijo que su perro era bonito(recuerden que nadie más que las personas con poderes pueden verlo) y junto con Kamui a atacarlo.

Yuzurika se presenta como una chica alegre y tiene un temperamento parecido al de Sorata sólo que menos fastidioso; por ser tan joven los demás no pueden evitar sentir debilidad por ella, no importa si son amigos o enemigos, pero a pesar de todo es un sello poderoso.Pero cuando Inuki es muerto por uno de los Dragones de Tierra, ella se deprime profundamente, y Fuuma la enfrenta, se dispuso a conceder su deseo evidente de morir; pero su deseo verdadero es de vivir, y un nuevo inugami(que ella también llama Inuki) es nacido de su corazón.

En el anime es una de los pocos sobrevivientes Kusanagi y ella terminan juntos compartiendo la vista de una hermosa cascada cerca de la casa de Yuzuriha. En el OVA está más apegada a Kamui y muere a manos de Yuuto para protegerlo y como último deseo le pidió que protegiera el amor de todos, ya que ella nunca conoció el amor de alguien.

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