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Jeff Weld, executive director of the Iowa Governor's STEM Advisory Council, has accepted a one-year role with the National Science Foundation and the University of Northern Iowa. In this position, Weld will serve as senior policy advisor and assistant director for STEM Education at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and staff associate in the Directorate for Education and Human Resources at the National Science Foundation. Weld's assignment is effective immediately and extends through Dec. 10, 2018.
Cindy Dietz, director of business communications for Rockwell Collins, has been appointed as interim executive director of the STEM Council. Dietz has been integral in expanding STEM education in the state. She contributed to the Iowa STEM Education Roadmap, which ultimately shaped the STEM Council. As one of the original STEM Council members, she has been involved in various working groups and initiatives that have impacted students throughout Iowa.
Carrie Rankin will serve as the managing director of the STEM Council. Rankin has been the STEM Council assistant director for development since 2013.


yesterday was a landmark day for me. Why? Because I finally was able to get a border router installed on our network.
At first I wanted to include fancy diagrams and picture of our network, but I can't in good conscience publicly post the structure of our network. But I am taking a moment to reflect.
3 years ago when I arrived here, there was a single firewall, and several network switches. The firewall was also the default router for the entire network. It was almost an entirely flat network, and we served out business machines as well as internet connection at home.
That meant, 1 mail server, 1 web proxy, one, one, one. It meant viruses spread faster, it meant a network problem affected EVERYONE.
After yesterday's installation of the first non-firewall router this place has seen, the network is MUCH more reliable, organized, secure, and stable.
We now have 4 separate major networks.
Business, Home, DMZ, and GUEST.
And the firewalls no longer handle all of the routing for the network, there are multiple firewalls and a router that handles internal traffic and a router that handles external traffic.
Also 3 years ago there was almost zero documentation on our network and nearly ZERO monitoring of our network.
If people couldn't connect they'd call, we'd run down and fix it.
NOW, after 3 years. We have TOTAL visibility on the network. We show up and repair network problems before people know they happened. I have implemented several pieces of software for monitoring and have built a Network Operations Center.
Also the network is documented VERY thoroughly using a combination of Visio documents and a Confluence wiki that we document things in.
a stronger, separated, secure, documented, observed, professionally designed and well maintained network.
ALL of that with minimal investment a I (and some others) were able to get equipment and software donated.
As we prepare for furlough, I look back on the past 3+ years and my baby.... (the network) and breath a huge breath of satisfaction knowing.... that there is something that will support the work here for quite a long time now. Something that other people can come in and look at, and read on and understand.
Praise be to God who took a guy like me, who didn't know anything about networking 6 years ago... taught him networking... then coupled him with people who sent him to a third world country to help them..... and then accomplished that work!
Thanks God, and thanks partners!
I'm really excited because I didn't think I could get this done before furlough.
I have some definite plans and ideas for when I return, regarding what I'd like to see.
I've gotten several comments, maybe I'll share them here.
lots and lots of rain lately.
But you know, I like it...., I like the tropical rain... hard, hurts your head when it hits rain. Turns everything into a slippery messy thing.
Rugby in the mud!! WOOHOOO!!!
Something I learned today that I did not know.
While the U.S. saw El Nino as being very WET.
This particular couch happens to be from friends who bought it from a thrift store in the U.S. used it for over 5 years and then we took ownership of it.
TODAY... we had to update our Curriculum Vitae (resume) for our work permits. This year the government has implemented a new portion of the CV in which they specifically want us to list out what we've done to help PNG citizens. They want proof that we've done more than simply helped our own organization.
So I attempted to come up with everything I've done in the past quarter to help PNG citizens (why a quarter? Well I couldn't think back a whole 2 years..(-; ).
Here is what I came up with, (knowing there is a LOT more).
Training entry level helpdesk personnel in maintenance and elementary networking skills.
Have hosted training week long training classes regarding email and trouble ticket implementation for PNG employees.
Have held one on one training sessions with PNG citizens to assist in teaching troubleshooting.
Have had frequent telephone training sessions for PNG citizens in other businesses regarding DHCP and DNS and other networking protocols.
Have assisted in configuring network for STEP and TTC courses that train PNG citizens in areas of linguistics and leadership.
Have assisted BTA with wireless networking and data backup.
Have assisted with installation of VSAT in remote areas to provide internet connectivity to PNG citizens.
Have assisted Guard Dog Security Services with email configuration and dsl installation.
Have installed DSL in private homes of PNG citizens and given them basic training on wireless networking.
Have installed, configured and trained PNG citizens on how to use HFradio and HFemail in their village homes.
Have supported an educational camp for PNG children.
The thing I think I'm most proud of for helping PNG citizens, that I've done on the side, isn't the village email, it's the training.
I have put together a couple of week long training sessions with curriculum to teach basic tcp/ip and email administration skills.
As a result, even though one PNG citizen friend of mine has moved on to a public sector job, he did so because of the skills he learned here. And every now and then he runs into problems and gives me a call. Typically it's something small like how DHCP works or how to restart a DNS server... but it is interesting to me that I still get calls although he's been gone nearly a year now.
My core job here is supporting the network and servers to enable Bible translation. But I have several 'side jobs'. As someone who knows technical type things, often people come to me for advice on personal issues as well.
Since we also live here.
Everyone has this. You have your core job, side things you do, and ways you help the community. Sometimes you don't even know the ways... but all of it together makes up why God put specifically the people here... here.
Knowing that anything can happen I was wary about anything that might go wrong. So we planned it for 11pm and we set up his home network so that things would work, and we had a plan B and plan C.
It is these little personal successes that I enjoy doing on the side. Using technology to help people is just one of the bonuses I get out of living and working here.
What a great weekend. Got some chores done, spent some good family time.
Saturday visited a new friend and had a bit of vehicular adventure. Check this blog to see what I mean. Wacky photo!
After we arrived and I got out of the vehicle, 6 Papua New Guinean men there to help stepped back a few steps and huddled together. Obviously surprised by my size and presence and you heard words like "bikpela" and "traipela".
Many of you have probably never experienced this before, but it happens to me a lot. When people are not expecting a man of large size, they tend to betray their surprise when they discover one.
Sometimes in a store someone will bump into me, turn, and then shudder in surprise. Flinching is often a reaction, large eyes, definitely the long upward glance. I've even found cowering... or a sort of.. putting arms up and stepping back motion sometimes occurs. Giggling, hiding, running away, crying all of these things happen to me depending on who is doing the reaction.
But Saturday 6 men backing off and huddling together and murmuring was definitely a new reaction. Definitely the type of reaction you're going for when you're playing the role of rescuer, protector. They sized me up and I sized them up and we both seemed to recognize that we were each there to help not harm. Still they didn't talk directly to me, or look at me eye to eye.
We got the whole crew back safely.
Sunday on a whim I made an outside oven to go over a makeshift fire pit. a 55 gallon drum converted into a pizza oven rather nicely with the help of some used rabbit wire and some metal roofing scraps. We cooked pizza over it... not exactly a successful first try, as I scorched most of the dough, but the oven idea has promise.
We attended a sunrise Easter service this Sunday. At the end of praying for the community and the world, we put flowers on the cross after the sun rises. Turning a symbol of death into a symbol of life, like Christ did.
During one of the songs we sang "Lord of heaven and earth"... and our son quipped in under his breath "and mars....."
Today during work, a friend of ours (and partner) visiting from the U.S. needed to go off with a national co-worker to do some work.
Hisile, said to Bob "yu laik drivim ka bilong yu o bilong mi"
"Hisile, Bob only knows a little tok pisin, so speak to him in english"
"okay Bob, I shall talk to you in broken English...hahahahaha."
I thought that was pretty funny.... I felt bad for putting the two of them together and having them drive off without a translator, but I'm sure they'll work it out.


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Topics › Government Reform › Florida
What the Indiana Toll Road Bankruptcy Means for Indiana, Other States, and Future Public-Private Partnerships
This morning, the company that won a 75-year concession to operate, maintain, and improve the 157-mile Indiana Toll Road filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding.
Critics of the original 2005 Indiana Toll Road transaction are cheering, hoping that this event will derail the growing trend of private investors moving into the U.S. highway sector. That, fortunately, is not likely to happen.
In the original deal, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels persuaded the legislature to outsource the management and operation of the state's most important highway (which is also I-80/90) to a competitively selected consortium for 75 years. The winning bidder would be the team that offered 75 years' worth of lease payments in an up-front lump sum. The highest bid was submitted by a joint venture of Spanish toll road company Cintra and Australian investment bank Macquarie, bidding a whopping $3.8 billion, far more than anyone expected.
What went wrong that led to today's Chapter 11 filing?
Two factors were responsible. First, the company based their financing model on an overly optimistic projection of traffic and toll revenue. Second, they also used a very aggressive financing structure, requiring large debt service payments toward the end of the first decade of the 75-year agreement. The Great Recession torpedoed both assumptions, making it impossible to meet the upcoming debt service payments.
The Indiana Toll Road Concession Company (50% owned by Cintra, 50% by two Macquarie funds) has reached an agreement with its principal creditors on a "pre-packaged" Chapter 11 process. They will seek a new operator to take over the remainder of the 75-year concession agreement (if the Indiana Finance Authority approves). If that effort is not successful, the Indiana Toll Road Concession Company (ITRCC) will complete a financial reorganization that will recapitalize ITRCC with a reduced debt structure. Typically in such reorganizations, the company loses all or nearly all of its equity investment, and the creditors accept something less than 100 cents on the dollar.
What this means for customers of the Indiana Toll Road is business as usual. There will be no interruption of service, no increases in toll rates, and no change in the performance requirements embedded in the 75-year concession agreement, which will remain in force under either restructuring outcome. What it means for taxpayers is no impact; there will not be any taxpayer bailout.
Despite ITRCC's current troubles, Indiana comes out of this deal in great shape. The $3.8 billion worth of up-front lease payments was used to pay for a 10-year highway capital improvement program that proved very popular. Despite early critics' predictions that Gov. Daniels would pay a high political price for "selling the family silver," he was re-elected by a wide margin to a second and final term.
Indiana Toll Road customers today have a much better highway than before. Since taking over in 2006, ITRCC has invested $458 million in the toll road, adding new lanes, rehabilitating bridges and pavement, and implementing a new electronic tolling system (part of the 15-state E-ZPass system) to replace the former cash tolls. The Toll Road has high ratings on bridge sufficiency and pavement condition, consistent with requirements in the concession agreement. A 2012 opinion survey found that 76% of the Toll Road's customers have a favorable impression of the highway.
It's amusing to re-read the claims of critics of the concession at the time of the transfer to ITRCC. Mother Jones featured the lease in a major story critical of long-term concessions, called "The Highwaymen." The authors quoted several critics saying that Indiana had let the tollway go at a "fire sale price," and implied that ITRCC would make an enormous return on its investment, thanks to ever-higher toll rates (ignoring the large expenses involved in operations and maintenance, improvements over 75 years, and likely reconstruction/replacement of all the pavement-let alone debt service costs).
Rep. Peter DeFazio (D, OR) called the deal "a license to print money." He and the late Rep. James Oberstar (D, MN) even called for legislation to outlaw the leasing of existing highways-which, fortunately, went nowhere.
So what can we learn from this latest chapter in the ITR saga?
First and foremost, this event demonstrates once again that in long-term toll concessions, taxpayers are protected. The risk of construction/reconstruction cost overruns and of inadequate traffic and revenue are shifted from taxpayers to sophisticated investors.
Second, even though the Indiana Toll Road was an existing highway, it has been measurably improved during its first decade under private management and operation-it definitely has not been run-down via foolish cost-cutting as ITRCC encountered financial problems.
Third, infrastructure investment funds are not fleeing from long-term highway concessions. The impending bankruptcy filing of ITRCC has been rumored for the past year, yet the Florida Department of Transportation had no problem this summer in getting the financing for its $2.3 billion concession for the Orlando I-4 reconstruction and modernization (adding four express toll lanes) project.
Finally, I suggest a policy lesson. Even though Indiana used its $3.8 billion up-front payment to fully fund a 10-year highway improvement program, I advise state DOTs not to base competitions on maximizing such up-front windfalls. For one thing, they may well lead the winning bidder to take on excessive debt that jeopardizes its ability to run the project as a business. Even more important, a long-term concession is intended to be a true public-private partnership over many decades. Having the concession company make monthly or annual lease payments provides both parties with ongoing incentives to work together to make their partnership succeed. It also avoids the unfairness of charging higher tolls to toll road users to pay for highways elsewhere in the state (which should be paid for by their own users).
More from Florida, Highways, Toll Roads

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This event is now full. As this is a free event we have overbooked to allow for dropouts so unfortuntaely we are not holding a waiting list. The event will be filmed and distributed via the University's social media channels following the event.
HOW IT'S REVEALED, HOW IT'S REPORTED AND HOW DID IT COME TO THIS?
In the wake of allegations against Weinstein, Trump, the Presidents Club and MPs, claims of sexual harassment of women within business and organisations are being reported on a daily basis. City, University of London has invited leading experts to discuss these very current issues and subsequent reporting by the media.
- Why is the harassment of women still an issue within business and industry and why is it making the headlines now?
- Why was the Weinstein story reported when it was (and not before)?
- How does the press react to scandals involving the harassment of women?
Madison Marriage - journalist at the Financial Times, where she has been covering corporate tax and accounting since 2017. Madison recently went undercover as a hostess at the all-male Presidents Club charity dinner at London's Dorchester Hotel. Previously she wrote about the global asset management industry. Madison joined the FT in 2012 from Incisive Media where she worked on two investment titles.
Professor Chris Greer - Criminologist with expertise in organisational scandal. Professor Greer recently presented a BBC Radio 4 documentary The Scandal Machine where he traces the evolution of scandals involving high-profile public figures and how the media report them.
We are delighted to welcome back our chair for the evening Professor Lis Howell, Director of Broadcasting at City and expert and researcher on women in broadcasting.
This event will be followed by a reception for all guests.
This event forms part of City, University of London's International Women's Day activities. International Women's Day is a global day that takes place on the 8th of March each year, celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.


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Tryblidium reticulatum var en urmollusk ur ordningen Tryblidiida, förekommande bland annat i de siluriska avlagringarna på Gotland.

Tyrblidium reticulatum är tjockskaliga och omkring 5 centimeter långa. Utsidan uppvisar grova oregelbundna tillväxtlinjer, delvis formade i rutmönster.

Källor
 Solstenar och kattskallar. Gotländsk fossil- och geologiguide, Sara Eliason. s. 74.

Urmollusker

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boldness; audacity; impudence; impertinence: He had the nerve to say that?
Botany. a vein, as in a leaf.
verb (used with object), nerved, nerv·ing.
3. steadfastness, intrepidity, fortitude, resolution. 6. power, force, might. 10. strengthen, fortify, invigorate, steel, brace.
Few have the nerve to call him and he's usually pleased when an old friend does.
Then he lost his nerve and decided to live after all, and I called for help.
For anyone—not just a fan—the first time performing on camera can be nerve wracking.
She was a perky redhead of about 30 with lively blue eyes, a petite figure, and lots of nerve.
But for some reason that one quote touched a nerve with her fellow countrymen.
But I'm not going to say you ought to have the same kind of nerve as ours.
Every limb was at rest, every nerve seemed lulled into quiescence.
Pressure upon, or the severing of, a nerve causes a paralysis of the parts to which such a nerve is distributed.
They lay down upon the soft sand, listening with every nerve upon the strain, but not for long.
late 14c., nerf "sinew, tendon," from Old French nerf and directly from Medieval Latin nervus "nerve," from Latin nervus "sinew, tendon; cord, bowstring," metathesis of pre-Latin *neuros, from PIE *(s)neu- "tendon, sinew" (cf. Sanskrit snavan- "band, sinew," Armenian neard "sinew," Greek neuron "sinew, tendon," in Galen "nerve"). Sense of "fibers that convey impulses between the brain and the body" is from c.1600.
Secondary senses developed from meaning "strength, vigor, energy" (c.1600), from the "sinew" sense. Hence figurative sense of "feeling, courage," first attested c.1600; that of "courage, boldness" is from 1809; bad sense "impudence, cheek" is from 1887. Latin nervus also had a figurative sense of "vigor, force, power, strength," as did Greek neuron. From the neurological sense come Nerves "condition of nervousness," attested from 1792; to get on someone's nerves, from 1895. War of nerves "psychological warfare" is from 1915.
Any of the cordlike bundles of nervous tissue made up of myelinated or unmyelinated nerve fibers and held together by a connective tissue sheath through which sensory stimuli and motor impulses pass between the brain or other parts of the central nervous system and the eyes, glands, muscles, and other parts of the body.
The sensitive tissue in the pulp of a tooth.
nerves Nervous agitation caused by fear, anxiety, or stress.
Any of the bundles of fibers made up of neurons that carry sensory and motor information throughout the body in the form of electrical impulses. Afferent nerves carry information to the central nervous system, and efferent nerves carry information from the central nervous system to the muscles, organs, and glands. Efferent nerves include the nerves of the peripheral nervous system, which control voluntary motor activity and of the autonomic nervous system, which controls involuntary motor activity.
A bundle of fibers composed of neurons that connects the body parts and organs to the central nervous system and carries impulses from one part of the body to another.
see bundle of nerves; get on someone's nerves; get up (one's nerve); have a nerve; lose one's nerve; of all the nerve; war of nerves.


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Het lelietje-van-dalen of meiklokje (Convallaria majalis) is een tot 30 cm hoge vaste plant die in het wild voorkomt in bosrijke streken, maar ook als tuinplant wordt gehouden. In de grond bevindt zich een kruipende wortelstok. Een paar brede parallelnervige bladeren staan aan de voet van de bloeistengel.

Kenmerken
De bladeren zijn breed-elliptisch, gesteeld en onbehaard. Ze staan met hun tweeën bijeen. Onderaan de plant bevindt zich een schede van papierachtige bladen. De bloem is wit, klokvormig en heeft een aangename geur. Er vormt zich een naar een kant gekeerde tros van zes tot twaalf bloemen. De bloemen worden ongeveer 8 mm lang. Ze bloeien in de maanden mei en juni. De soortaanduiding majalis betekent 'van de maand mei'. De vrucht van het lelietje-van-dalen is een rode bes die twee blauwe zaden bevat. Er is ook een cultivar met roze bloemen.

Toepassingen
De bloemen en wortels worden door de farmaceutische industrie verwerkt, omdat deze de hartwerking kunnen beïnvloeden. In oude geschriften uit de 16e eeuw is te lezen dat deze kennis toen al bekend was. Ook werden de gedroogde bloemen toegevoegd aan snuiftabak.

In Frankrijk en België is het gebruikelijk dat kinderen op 1 mei lelietjes-van-dalen kopen voor hun moeder en oma.

Uit de bloemen kan geen etherische olie worden gewonnen. Omdat de geur zeer populair is in de parfumerie en de cosmetica, wordt deze met behulp van geurstoffen als hydroxycitronellal samengesteld.

Het lelietje-van-dalen is de nationale bloem van Finland.

Giftigheid
Alle delen van het meiklokje zijn giftig door de aanwezigheid van verschillende hartglycosiden en saponinen.

De meest voorkomende symptomen na inname zijn braken, diarree en buikpijn, waarvoor de saponinen verantwoordelijk zijn.

Daarnaast kunnen er effecten op het hartritme optreden, als gevolg van de aanwezigheid van verschillende hartglycosiden (met name convallatoxine en convallatoxol). Inname van een belangrijke hoeveelheid plantenmateriaal (vanaf vijf bessen, twee bladeren of twee stengels) kan in principe leiden tot hartritmestoornissen. Vergiftigingen met een effect op het hart worden bij mensen echter zeer zelden gerapporteerd, waarschijnlijk omdat slechts 10 % van de hartglycosiden in het lichaam wordt opgenomen. Bovendien wordt de opname van giftige stoffen beperkt als gevolg van braken. Uit een analyse van 2639 gevallen van lelietje-van-dalen-vergiftiging die in een periode van 10 jaar bij Amerikaanse antigifcentra werden behandeld, bleek dat het in 93% van de gevallen om jonge kinderen (vijf jaar of jonger) ging. Geen van de vergiftigingsgevallen had een dodelijke afloop, in drie gevallen was er sprake van ernstige schade. Uit dierstudies blijkt niet dat inname van vaaswater leidt tot vergiftiging.

Externe links

 Lelietje-van-dalen (Convallaria majalis) in:  (1898) - Plantenschat; op de  (Nederlandstalige) Wikisource.
 Lelietje-van-dalen (Convallaria majalis), verspreiding in Nederland, volgens de verspreidingsatlas van Floron.

Aspergefamilie
Vaste plant
lelietje-van-dalen


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Ptiloscola est un genre de lépidoptères (papillons) appartenant à la famille des Saturniidae, à la sous-famille des Ceratocampinae.

Liste d'espèces
Selon  :
 Ptiloscola affinis
 Ptiloscola amena
 Ptiloscola bipunctata
 Ptiloscola cinerea
 Ptiloscola dargei
 Ptiloscola descimoni
 Ptiloscola lilacina
 Ptiloscola picklei
 Ptiloscola rorerae
 Ptiloscola surrotunda
 Ptiloscola wellingi

Notes et références

Liens externes

Genre de Lépidoptères (nom scientifique)
Saturniidae


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Scrinzi ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Joana Scrinzi, österreichische Filmeditorin
 Luis Scrinzi († 1890), Baumeister in Südtirol
 Otto Scrinzi (1918–2012), österreichischer Nervenfacharzt, Publizist und rechtsextremer Politiker


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At the southern end of the Pennines, the Peak District National Park covers over 500 square miles of moorland and rock, it's highest point being Kinder Scout. The area has springs and caverns, historical market towns and charming villages, and a multitude of things to see and do. There's plenty self-catering accommodation in the form of holiday cottages, giving you the right kind of freedom to explore the area and shape your break.
Despite the area being known as the Peak District, there's a lot to see and experience under the ground. At Poole's Cavern and Country Park you can take a guided tour through vast limestone caverns and see underground chambers lined with crystal-formed stalactites and stalagmites. This natural limestone cave is two million years old and stretches underground for some 1,000ft.
The Heights of Abraham is another popular, underground destination. This spectacular network of caverns goes deep down, penetrating the surrounding hillside. It was the site of lead mining, from Roman times to the 17th century and has now become the site of a fascinating guided tour, enhanced with state-of-the-art lighting. Above ground, you'll find a breathtaking cable car ride, 500ft up, which gives you spectacular views of the Derwent Valley below.
The Hope Valley is also home to three caverns open to visitors: Treak Cliff Cavern, Peak Cavern and Speedwell Cavern.
Close by to the Heights of Abraham is the spa village of Matlock Bath, developed from an historical village site after the discovery of warm springs in 1698. Its reputation grew and when Lord Byron visited it he compared it with alpine Switzerland, leading to its Little Switzerland nickname.
Its location is stunning, dramatically situated in a deep gorge of the Derwent Valley. It is still served by a local railway line that is an attraction in itself. The overall impression Matlock Bath gives is of a characterful seaside resort, but without the sea, obviously.
You can enjoy fine views of the River Derwent from the narrow, iron Jubilee Bridge, built in 1897, which spans the river and was lovingly restored to its original state in 2014.
In the village there are plenty of places to eat and drink, as well as the nearby Matlock Bath Aquarium and the Peak District Lead Mining Museum.
The Peak District is one of the UK's most popular walking destinations, but don't worry, there's plenty of space for you to enjoy the freedom of the countryside without bumping into lots of other visitors.
There's plenty of choice in how you might want to go about it: 500 square miles of access land, which means you don't have to keep to public footpaths; high moorland treks; and more tranquil, riverside routes.
You can go for adventurous, long distance trail walks, such as the Limestone Way, or take a guided walk with an experienced tour-guide through some of the Peak District's most stunning scenery.
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Rihanna Just Hilariously Poked Fun at Charlize Theron with This T-Shirt
It was a savage move for the pop star.
By Michelle Darrisaw
Charlize Theron appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyer on Wednesday, May 1, and shared a story about Rihanna trolling her with a funny T-shirt.
Theron and Rihanna share the same publicist, and Theron admitted that her publicist picked Rihanna as the favorite of the two.
Charlize Theron, 43, may be one of Hollywood's favorite movie darlings. But in her publicist's eyes, she comes in a close second to another major star: Rihanna.
While promoting her new romantic comedy Long Shot, starring film's resident stoner Seth Rogen, Theron recounted a funny story with late-night host Seth Meyers on Wednesday, May 1, involving the "Diamonds" singer.
"You want your publicist to like you," Theron said during Wednesday's appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers. "You want to think that your publicist thinks that you're worth putting out there in the world and that has to come from a very authentic place. It's hard when your other client is somebody like Rihanna."
Both Rihanna, 31, and Theron share the same publicist, who, apparently, has a penchant for sending birthday messages to her celebrity clients. So when Theron received a message from her PR rep (it read "happiest birthday"), she thought it was a sweet gesture—until she found out that her publicist was also emailing celebratory notes to the Fenty Beauty founder.
Only difference was, on Rihanna's birthday, she received an email with a little extra something added. And Theron brought the photographic evidence to the late-night show in the form of a hilarious T-shirt.
Rihanna personally sent her a T-shirt with the birthday email from their publicist that read as follows: "To my FAVORITE!!!! I hope you are having a blast."
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"I always sincerely thought my publicist really loved me," Theron told Meyers.
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Clearly, the word, "favorite," and the exclamation points let Theron know that she wasn't as near and dear to her publicist's heart as she thought. However, Theron took Rihanna's trolling and savagery all in stride, joking with Meyers about the incident.
"She took the time to tell her assistant to make me a T-shirt," she said. "That is really cool."
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 * This file is part of the MassiveSearchBundle
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 * (c) MASSIVE ART WebServices GmbH
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 * This source file is subject to the MIT license that is bundled
 * with this source code in the file LICENSE.
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namespace Unit\Search\Metadata;

use Massive\Bundle\SearchBundle\Search\Metadata\ClassMetadata;
use Massive\Bundle\SearchBundle\Search\Metadata\IndexMetadata;

class ClassMetadataTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    /**
     * @var IndexMetadata
     */
    private $indexMetadata;

    /**
     * @var ClassMetadata
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    private $classMetadata;

    public function setUp()
    {
        $this->indexMetadata = $this->prophesize('Massive\Bundle\SearchBundle\Search\Metadata\IndexMetadata');
        $this->classMetadata = new ClassMetadata('\stdClass');
    }

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For many Internet marketers, being able to design and upload high- quality websites is becoming as necessary as using a spreadsheet or word processing program. This overview of popular website creation products can help you identify which ones best meet your needs.
* Arachnophilia 4.0 ( http://www.arachnoid.com ) lets you view HTML changes as they are made, making the design process run smoothly. Although some users complain that the interface is clunky, what they may really be objecting to is that it requires you to know about HTML.
But the programmer who wrote Arachnophilia says that is how it is intended to be used: as a tool to help coders write better HTML. The program is intended to teach and to be easily modified and improved by the individual user to suit his needs. For example, there is a feature called Beautify/Analyze HTML that goes through the code a user produces and cleans it up by analyzing the document's syntax for errors.
Arachnophilia also has helpful features such as a spell check. The best part of all? It's free.
Chris O'Donnell maintains a web page for the Libertarian Party of Virginia at: http://www.lpva.com . He appreciates Arachnophilia's viewable HTML changes, which help him learn more about how HTML works. "I'm a geek at heart," he says. "I like understanding what is actually happening with the code."
"Arachnophilia is a full-featured HTML development environment with built-in wizards for frames, tables and more, producing clean HTML that displays properly on the three browsers I've tested," he says.
* Macromedia's Dreamweaver ( http://www.macromedia.com/software/dreamweaver/ ) is the program of choice for many programmers because it has excellent visual HTML editing capabilities: As changes are made to the HTML code, the results are immediately viewable in an open browser.
"The flexibility and ease of use of this product lets me create and edit sites quickly and easily," says John Davis, editor of the gaming industry newsletter Ping-News (site to be launched next month at http://www.ping-news.com ). "The best part is how easy it is to create a specific look and feel throughout a site."
* A major strength of Microsoft FrontPage ( http://www.microsoft.com ) is that it verifies links and allows sitewide find-and-replace. This is useful, for example, if you have to change a product price across an entire site. If you're already working with Microsoft Office, the familiar Microsoft interface enhances usability.
Predesigned templates let users with less design savvy create professional-looking sites. That's helpful for George Matyjewicz, the chief marketing officer for GAP Enterprises ( http://www.gapent.com ). He uses Microsoft Front Page, he says, because "it is still the best product on the market to manage website design and to control pages."
* HoTMetaL Pro ( http://www.softquad.com/products/hotmetal/ ) now comes with an excellent cascading style sheets editor. This allows you to easily add fonts, colors and spacing to a Web document. And then when you make changes to the style sheets, all the pages with that style sheet are automatically updated.
Though it now comes with Java, ActiveX and dynamic HTML, HoTMetaL started as a tag-based text editor. That means it creates straightforward HTML, which is easy to troubleshoot when there are problems in appearance between different browsers or monitor resolutions.
With HoTMetaL's what-you-see-is-what-you-get interface, you can use its built-in browser to see what your Web pages will look like as you create them. But with HoTMetaL and other website design tools, you should still review your work with other browsers, including older versions, says designer Dave Alden, who's currently building fishing site BigFishTales.com. "This allows you to see the site as different users will see it," he says.
* Microsoft Publisher 2000 ( http://www.microsoft.com ) excels at creating template-based sites using designs that come with the program. Users can also create designs from scratch using a familiar Microsoft interface. Small business owners will appreciate that pre-existing designs can be used to create other documents--such as letterhead, business cards and newsletters--that match their website designs.
* BBEdit from BareBones Software ( http://www.bbedit.com/ ) is best for users who know how to code and use another product for graphics, because it is less suited for graphics work.
But with BBEdit, you can easily insert blocks of code into the HTML editor, which some users may appreciate. "I learned how to code by hand, so BBEdit is perfect for me because it allows me to write all my own code or use its automated code," says Laura Reilein, senior web producer at Cox Interactive Media ( http://www.cimedia.com/ ). Sites Cox has created include Access Atlanta ( http://www.accessatlanta.com ) and Rich's Department store ( http://www.richsonline.com/ ).
Though it's not comprehensive, this list does represent some of the most popular website creation tools, according to Internet marketers who are actively using the products. Remember to make a list of what features you want, what pricing you can afford, and your own level of technical comfort as you set forth to evaluate these tools for yourself.
Shannon Kinnard is president of email marketing agency Idea Station ( http://www.ideastation.com ) and author of "Marketing with Email"( http://www.marketingwithemail.com ).
HTML Constructor is an advanced fast, fully customizable (menus, toolbars, hotkeys, color rules....), text-based HTML editor.
HTML-Kit is a free and easy to use Windows program designed to help HTML, XML and script authors to edit, format, lookup help, validate, preview and publish web pages.
Template Generator is a simple program made to help speed up the process of creating pages.
SiteAid is a complete HTML Editing tool that contains all the necessary components for building and maintaining a web site. Included with the program are complete Help files for "Program Help", "HTML Help", "CSS Help" and for the beginner a "Tutorial". Functionally includes editors to simplify the mundane tasks for Frames, Tables, Forms, Style Sheets, Scripts and more plus a spell checker to finish the job.
xSite is a web development tool with a difference. It borrows many of the features seen in other RAD (rapid application development) packages available today and implements them in a web design tool. Features such as syntax highlighting, a Tag Object Inspector, Palette toolbar and other RAD features are all to be found in xSite.


Cristina Recino is a senior at the Pennsylvania State University. She will graduate in May of 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Sociology. This fall she will join Centre County Report, a weekly live news program produced by Penn State students and faculty. Cristina has immersed herself in the entertainment world of journalism and has continued to grow as a storyteller through her various courses, extracurricular clubs and activities and internship experiences. This summer Cristina interned with Vh1.com with their digital production team. She was also one of 100 summer interns chosen from 1,300 applicants for a selective professional development program with the T.Howard Foundation. She hopes to one day become an entertainment news reporter for a major entertainment network.


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Jackie wants to thank good Samaritans
Barnsley foodback vow to provide food parcels across the borough
'Absolutely amazing' time for Kyle
Claire offering hope to people in a time of crisis
A WOMAN who runs a Bolton-upon-Dearne church which helps those facing crisis has been nominated for a Proud of Barnsley award.
Claire Ashby, 37, has been running House of Grace voluntarily for the last ten years, often working until the early hours of the morning to ensure that no one goes without the help they need – but her work doesn't just stop there.
She also cares for her husband who has aggressive multiple sclerosis and looks after her four-year-old twins – though Claire, as a Christian, feels this is something she should be doing.
She said: "We're both a church and a charity and our main aim to help alleviate the the poverty and suffering in our area.
"We help people who are facing crisis – if people lose things in a house fire we'd try and help with replacing any household items that they may need.
"We also provide families with school uniforms and winter clothing if they need the help.
"This month we've created a total of 50 bags of hope which contain food hampers and essentials, as well as delivering children some bundles of Christmas toys."
Claire admits that working at the church does see her staying awake until late to ensure that everyone gets the help they need, but she hopes the work she does makes the community a better place to be.
"I've got to admit this year has been really exhausting – it's been so busy with everything to do with Covid," she added.
"I work late into the night once I've got the kids to bed and my husband sorted – sometimes I'm still working at one or two in the morning but it's all worth it."
Upon hearing of her nomination in the Community Hero category, Claire added: "You've just got to love our community, the nomination has made me really happy.
"I feel quite shocked but it's nice that people are seeing what we're doing.
"We don't do this for recognition but it is nice – it's gives us a lift."
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Edwards v. Aguillard
Kansas, Failing to Cope
It is a Kansas thing:
A federal judge Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit alleging that science standards for Kansas public schools promote atheism and violate the religious freedoms of students and parents.
There are a number of questions one might wonder about, but perhaps it is time we pause to consider what, exactly, these religious fanatics are doing to their children.
That is to say, we are accustomed to the fundamental argument, and it really does seem a matter of one being unable to tell the difference between unlike things. Thirty years ago groups representing parents, churches, and politicians unleashed a daily spiel about how children were not smart enough to listen to music.
Here's one: Have you heard Trans Siberian Orchestra? Okay, you know that song they play toward the end of the set, called, "Believe"? It was first recorded in 1990 by Savatage, and describes the epiphany of an unfortunate soul stumbling into the light. But think about that for a minute, one of our best new Christmas songs comes from a band once denounced on a regular basis as being satanic.
Sometimes it seemed a matter of simple jealousy; the "Christian" version of pop music does not seem to carry very far outside its dedicated audience. Those who remember the South Park episode "Faith Plus One", and the crack about how Christian pop sounded like lust songs about Jesus, need only look back to this time in order to understand where that joke comes from. Brief moments of exposure over the years suggest it hasn't gotten any better, but if one had to guess without knowing who Stryper was, would "Calling On You" sound like an appeal to salvation or begging for some fumbling teenage intimacy?
It was a futile effort to keep children away from popular music, but it also made one point clear: These people do not believe their kids are smart enough to listen to pop music.
Over the years, religious advocates have humiliated themselves. Christian censorship advocate Bob Larson demonstrated himself unable to comprehend liner notes, and, furthermore, could be caught rewriting the lyrics to some of the songs he complained about in order to make musicians sound scary.
The psychopathology of the underlying parental fear is open to certain argument, but functionally speaking the argument was clear: I do not trust my child to be smart enough to resist what I find objectionable and scary about the music. It is what it is.
But here is a new proposition: I do not trust my chiled to be smart enough to resist what I find objectionable and scary about science.
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Original British WWII Vickers Display Machine Gun with Tripod and Accessories
Original Item: This a excellent condition WWII pattern smooth water jacket Vickers display Medium Machine Gun complete with multiple accessories and an original tripod complete with elevation mechanism. Constructed with new made, BATF approved non-firing, steel dummy receiver plate incorporating most of the internal moving parts this "non-gun" is totally legal to own without any federal restriction.
The gun is complete with a tripod, brass cross head and brass elevation mechanism. Also included are:
- Original WWII cloth 100 round .303 caliber cloth ammunition belt with dummy rounds
- Original WWII Ammunition box
- Ammunition Carrier
- Vickers long range sight.
This is one of the finest condition Vicker's guns we have ever offered and the only one that has wartime personalization too boot!
The Vickers machine gun or Vickers gun is a name primarily used to refer to the water-cooled .303 inch (7.7 mm) machine gun produced by Vickers Limited, originally for the British Army. The machine gun typically required a six to eight-man team to operate: one to fire, one to feed the ammunition, the rest to help carry the weapon, its ammunition and spare parts. It was in service from before the First World War until the 1960s.
The weapon had a reputation for great solidity and reliability. Ian V. Hogg, in Weapons & War Machines, describes an action that took place in August 1916, during which the British Army's 100th Company of the Machine Gun Corps fired their ten Vickers guns continuously for twelve hours. Using 100 new barrels, they fired a million rounds without a single breakdown. "It was this absolute foolproof reliability which endeared the Vickers to every British soldier who ever fired one."
The Vickers machine gun was based on the successful Maxim gun of the late 19th century. After purchasing the Maxim company outright in 1896, Vickers took the design of the Maxim gun and improved it, reducing its weight by lightening and simplifying the action and substituting components made with high strength alloys. A muzzle booster was also added.
The British Army formally adopted the Vickers gun as its standard machine gun on 26 November 1912, using it alongside their Maxims. There were still great shortages when the First World War began, and the British Expeditionary Force was still equipped with Maxims when sent to France in 1914. Vickers was, in fact, threatened with prosecution for war profiteering, due to the exorbitant price it was demanding for each gun. As a result, the price was slashed. As the war progressed, and numbers increased, it became the British Army's primary machine gun, and served on all fronts during the conflict. When the Lewis Gun was adopted as a light machine gun and issued to infantry units, the Vickers guns were redefined as heavy machine guns, withdrawn from infantry units, and grouped in the hands of the new Machine Gun Corps.
After the First World War, the Machine Gun Corps (MGC) was disbanded and the Vickers returned to infantry units. Before the Second World War, there were plans to replace the Vickers gun; one of the contenders was the 7.92 mm (.312 in) Besa machine gun (a Czech design), which eventually became the British Army's standard tank-mounted machine gun. However, the Vickers remained in service with the British Army until 30 March 1968. Its last operational use was in the Radfan during the Aden Emergency.
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The Livingston County Sheriffs Office has submitted 3 grant applications this week for financial assistance for our office.
1. Sheriff Cox authored a grant application to the Deputy Sheriff Salary Supplemental Fund requesting up to $38,460 dollars to be used exclusively to supplement the current salaries for our sworn deputy sheriffs from July 01 through June 30. The grant application also includes a request for and additional $9,596.40 for additional costs to fringe benefits.
The purpose of this grant is to help our office reduce the employee turnover rate as we historically have employee turnover related to low authorized pay and benefits as compared to other agencies and private employers.
Livingston County Presiding Commissioner Eva Danner-Horton is the Authorizing Official. Sheriff Steve Cox is the grants Project Director. County Clerk Sherry Parks is the grants Fiscal Officer.
2. Sergeant Michael Claypole authored two grant applications seeking funds from the Division of Highway Safety. The two grants cover equipment purchases and overtime for deputy sheriffs to work traffic safety for aggressive, drunk, and drugged drivers in Livingston County. These two grant applications total approximately $28,000.
Livingston County Presiding Commissioner Eva Danner-Horton is the Authorizing Official on this grant, Sheriff Cox is the grant Project Director, and County Clerk Sherry Parks will be the grant Fiscal Officer.
If you have any questions about these grant applications then please call Ms. Danner-Horton, Sheriff Cox, or Sgt. Claypole.


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PDP VP slot: I never nominated Peter Obi – Wike
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Tony John, Port Harcourt
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has declared that he played no role in the emergence of former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, as the vice presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), contrary to political insinuations.
Governor Wike also stated that there was no doubt that the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led Federal Government has failed Nigerians, necessitating the need for a new government in 2019 at the centre.
Governor Wike further stated that the visit of four South-South governors to President Muhammadu Buhari had no political connotation, noting that the governors were in the Presidential Villa to discuss the development of the Niger Delta.
He spoke in an interview with Channels Television programme 'Roadmap 2019'.
In the words of the governor, "Our meeting with the President had nothing to do with politics. It was strictly for the benefit of the South-South.
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"There is no personal problem between the President and myself. He came to Port Harcourt to commission a project that would add value and I had to be there.
"But, when it comes to politics, I say no, the party of the President has performed poorly. It has failed Nigerians.
"The APC is not doing well. But, when it comes to governance, you give the President that respect", Wike noted.
Commenting on the zoning of the vice presidential ticket to South-East, Governor Wike stated, "I never nominated Peter Obi. But, the mere fact that the vice presidential candidate is coming from the South-East does not give the zone the sole right to nominate a person since the entire country will benefit.
"When the South-East said they were not consulted before Peter Obi was nominated, where did we meet as a party to agree that the vice presidential candidate must come from the South-East.
"But, we said, if the presidential candidate believes he has somebody to work with, we said so be it."
He said the fact that the vice presidential candidate should come from the South-East, does not foreclose the inputs of the other five geo-political zones.
On the new minimum wage, Governor Wike stated that the review of the minimum wage can only be sustained when the revenue sharing formula of the country is reviewed.
"I will never oppose the upward review of minimum wage for workers. But, the revenue sharing formula must be reviewed. Assuming a state like Zamfara gets N3 billion monthly and their monthly wage bill is N4 billion, then, the state will not survive. Labour should understand the situation.
"You cannot talk of sustainable new minimum wage, when you have not reviewed the revenue sharing formula.
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"More of the money should be moved from the Federal Government to the states that bear the burden of governance.
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"If there is no review of the revenue sharing formula, then, we are not being fair," he said.
On his quest for a second term, Governor Wike noted that he has made landmark achievements in the areas of roads, health, education, justice sector, empowerment and special projects, which needed consolidation for the rapid growth of the state.
He said other than the hope that federal might would be available for planned rigging in 2019 there is no party that would have fielded a candidate in Rivers State.
He, however, said that their plot will fail as it did during the rerun elections.
The governor stated that he is a target of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), as far as the 2019 elections are concerned.
"I am a target of INEC, but, I am not disturbed. But, it will be difficult for them. The security agencies are even worse than INEC. We are prepared for them", he said.
He stated that INEC has not done enough to convince Nigerians that it will conduct free and fair elections, when they blatantly rigged Osun and Ekiti States elections during collation.
"If you followed the Osun governorship election, you will know that it was rigged. Even INEC knows that the election was a sham. They ought to have declared Adeleke," he said.
On the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the governor noted that fighting corruption outside the ambit of the law is corruption.
Governor Wike said that EFCC went to the Court of Appeal to secure a leave to appeal the 2007 judgement, which barred it from investigating or interfering with the accounts of the Rivers State Government, but that the Supreme Court has issued a State of Execution on the matter.
Speaking on the intervention of the State Government on flood in the Orashi region of the state, Governor Wike noted that initial steps have been taken to alleviate the suffering of the flood victims.
He said that the State Government has set up internally displaced persons' camps, as well as provided relief materials for the people.
The governor said that since it is natural disaster, wherein the State Government has no control, steps would be taken after the water recede to help affected communities.
He added that already, the state government is concluding shore protection in five communities of Ndoni town.
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Posted by Jonathan Ebsworth on 4th December 2020 in COVID-19, immune system, sense* in press, zinc'd.
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Has Anyone Asked How the Vaccine Test Group Was Screened?
One of the first things you do when starting a vaccine research trial is to draft a questionnaire so the "guinea pigs/trialists" are effectively screened. You want to be able to control the people in the test group so you can fully understand what the results will look like. You don't let any Tom, Dick or Harry into the group otherwise you never now what might adversely affect the findings.
Usually at the initial stage, this would mean the test group being representative of the population at large. The group is mid-aged adults, and for some reason, often mainly men. But it may also mean screening out anyone with underlying health issues. So most of the COVID "at risk" groups may well have been absent when the current vaccines were tested. Sub-groups like this are usually tested a bit further down the road. So what happened in the tests of the current vaccine?
Notwithstanding this fundamental step in the process, it is not mentioned once on the BionTech, web-site (the German vaccine development company) see https://biontech.de/covid-19 .
Oxford University also does a good job of missing out this vital piece of information from its web-page that explains the steps in how a vaccine comes about see: https://vk.ovg.ox.ac.uk/vk/vaccine-development.
How can we answer the question?
Simple answer, we can't because none of the data on the clinical studies has ever been published. So has it been peer reviewed? It doesn't look like it. This means that there is no publicly available data that any epidemiologists or virologists or immunologists can comment on. We asked one to do so this morning and this was the answer. There is no data.
Perhaps, all the "at risk" groups have been tested in the random controlled trials (RCT)? But if so it is a bit odd that neither Biontech or Oxford make this clear. Talking to our friendly epidemiologist this morning suggests that "at risk" groups probably haven't been tested yet. In normal vaccine RCTs, you usually test the general population at this stage.
If this is the case, why would you first give a vaccine that has only been tested on people with good immune systems to people who have compromised immune systems? We just don't know how such people will react until full clinical tests have been done on such groups. Moreover, why haven't such people been told that the vaccine hasn't been tested on any "at risk" groups? They can then be given the chance to continue to socially distance and not led to believe the vaccine is a panacea.
The scientists will claim that it is a political decision to target the vaccine on the most vulnerable first but unlike Neil Ferguson shouting from the roof tops in March, no-one seems to have pointed out this particular flaw in the current strategy.
But if this is the case, it is a huge disconnect between the scientists and the politicians.
Immune System is still the key
Whichever way you turn, a healthy immune system is the key to success and this has been negligently overlooked by the Government and PHE. Even the success of the vaccine is dependent on our immune systems working properly.
Nutrient levels are a big part of having a healthy immune system. Logically, if the majority of the UK's population has a poor diet in terms of nutrients, the same majority will also have a compromised immune system. If this was theoretical, no-one would bat an eye-lid but it is now central to getting the UK back to normal and to its economic recovery.
A further disturbing part of this narrative, is that those with the most compromised immune health and therefore being hospitalised and dying in larger numbers are those in the UK's poorest, most uneducated communities. Many of these are also keyworkers, many are BAME.
We believe that an obvious step to take, is to seek to improve the immune system of every single person in the country who might be affected by COVID since the vaccine isn't going to have an effect for most people any time soon.
National Disgrace or Incompetence?
It is a National disgrace that the one of the wealthiest countries on the planet, allows the following:
A food structure to perpetuate that results in large scale obesity and diabetes for the benefit of large corporates.
Provides no preparation, advice or guidance on how those at risk can improve their immune health when a pandemic arrives.
Puts the weakest (immune health wise) and uneducated members of its society at the greatest risk of catching and dying from the new coronavirus.
Destroys businesses and livelihoods through restrictions without exploring obvious solutions staring them in the face.
Misrepresents that the vaccine has been tested on vulnerable people by offering it to them first
Why has Spain led the way on vitamin D not the UK? Why has China locked into vitamin C and not the UK? Why does Germany sell so much zinc and not the UK? Why wasn't a full scale clinical RCT started in March or April to test the viability of relatively inexpensive and easily available immune health nutrients to avoid a second lock-down? Who is benefitting or controlling from the "vaccine only" approach?
Quotations from 3 Doctors
"As a GP I believe prevention is better than cure. Nutritional deficiencies are easily resolved with appropriate supplementation and result in stronger immune function, providing protection from infections.
"[Supplementation]'s a simple cost effective way to save lives and reduce the burden on the NHS."
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"The evidence for vitamin D is overwhelming. This(vitamin D) steroid hormone is responsible for regulating many aspects of immune function. Approximately 30% of the population will be deficient in vitamin D by January. This figure is even higher in BAME population. The evidence for zinc and vitamins C is also substantial."
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We have created an easily remembered product name to improve the Nation's immune health called Zinc'd – containing zinc, C & D, "all in the name". This can be messaged easily to the public…"get zinc'd"; "get your family zinc'd" etc.
We are proposing that the Government advises the whole of the population to take the top 3 supplements that are known to support immune health: vitamins C and D plus Zinc. These 3 nutrients have the strongest evidence in terms of clinical trials and studies for immune support. (see Study link 10 and global research in Appendix).
We have also launched a Petition for healthcare, public health and nutrition professionals and scientists to back a letter to Matt Hancock see Petition.
By Improving Public Health with nutrition the following benefits are likely to accrue:
The vaccine will be more effective
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The Great Barrington Declaration (the Focused Protection approach called for by 45,000 including leading epidemiologists and public health scientists) should be implemented with the majority of the population returning to normal until the vaccine has been properly tested.
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Research around the world
In China they recognised very quickly (February 2020) both the benefit of giving vitamin C to their health workers and high dose intravenous vitamin C to acute COVID patients – in a controlled double blind pilot RCT the latter reduced COVID deaths by two-thirds (still to be peer reviewed) (Wuhan University Hospital March 2020 – see study no 12 below). It is thought most of Asia followed suit in using high dose vitamin C and 2 further trials are thought to be underway.
In Spain – in two separate controlled RCTs, they have identified widespread vitamin D deficiency in COVID patients (Santander published October 2020 – see study no 14) and separately when providing high dose vitamin D to acute COVID patients, the rate of admission to ICU reduced by 25 times and deaths were zero compared to 8% in the non-supplement group (Cordoba published August 2020 – see study no 13 below). A full 15 hospital trial is underway funded by the Government.
In the USA – many doctors have been advocating the use of hydroxychloroquine with zinc, not because hydroxychloroquine is active in combating COVID but because it facilitates the entry of zinc into every cell. Some hospitals have also been using high dose vitamin C to treat acute COVID patients and RCTswith vitamin C are ongoing.
In the UK – some ICU wards experiencing high levels of COVID deaths with large BAME communities have been using vitamin D, particularly in high risk cases. Anecdotally, some NHS hospitals have been providing zinc, vitamin C and D to their frontline staff. But not their patients.
In Scandinavia, Government subsidisation of fortified foods with Vitamin D is believed to have resulted in a lower rate of cases and morbidity in respect of COVID.
Key Studies (copy and paste into browser if cannot click through) – see https://senseproducts.co.uk/get-zincd/ for further quotes under section: "What the Experts Say"
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17726308/?dopt=Abstract
https://www.bmj.com/content/368/bmj.m864/rr-1
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vitamins-and-minerals/vitamin-d/
https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/11/4/708/htm
https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/12/1/236
https://nutrition.bmj.com/content/3/1/100#ref-25
https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-52778/v2
14 https://academic.oup.com/jcem/advance-article/doi/10.1210/clinem/dgaa733/5934827
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"Push a button/Activate/You gotta work/You're late" – Joe Strummer
When Francis Fukuyama coined the phrase 'The End Of History?', he had no idea what a tough gig it was going to be to come back from that prophetic statement. With history stubbornly refusing to die, just about every statement he has issued since has subsequently been little more than a futile attempt to dig himself out of the perpetually self-refilling trench he dug himself (and us?) back in the early 1990s. This should act as a warning for those who skate the thin ice that divides prophet from profit. Back once again, with a new tome entitled 'Identity: Contemporary Identity Politics and the Struggle for Recognition' (Profile Books), Fukuyama this time liberates Plato's concept of 'Thymos' (a contemporary rival of Aristotle's eudaimonic principle of flourishing) to suggest that all we really need is recognition and dignity. An overriding need for compromise connects thymos and eudaemonia, the concept of a third way that is central to any solution-focussed collectives planning on saving us all from impending doom. In the land of the blind capitalist, the one-eyed plagiarist is king.
"Ideas improve. The Meaning of words participates in the improvement. Plagiarism is necessary. Progress implies it. It embraces an author's phrase, makes use of his expressions, erases a false idea, and replaces it with the right idea" – Guy Debord
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/sep/16/francis-fukuyama-interview-trump-picks-racial-themes-to-drive-people-on-the-left-crazy
When Nick Griffin appeared on BBC 1's 'Question Time' back in 2009, Mark Thompson, then-Director-General of the BBC, defended the BBC's decision to invite Griffin on to the program, stating: "The BNP has demonstrated a level of support that would normally lead to an occasional invitation to join the panel on Question Time. It is for that reason, not for some misguided desire to be controversial, but for that reason alone, that the invitation has been extended." Considering for a moment the credibility of the BBC in 2018, that statement surely needs dragging out into the light and thrashing to within an inch of its life with an extendable pr-24x side handle baton. It could be argued that the Rise And Fall Of UKIP Perrin began in earnest with Griffin's root-for-the-underdog mentality, brazenly flaunted that night, launching a race-to-the-bottom class-over-conscious submarine lifeboat weighed down by the ballast of nationalism versus localism. Questions asked on the night by the audience included: 'Why is Islam a wicked and vicious faith?' and 'Can the recent success of the BNP be explained by the misguided immigration policy of the government?' Sound familiar? Hidden in plain sight, the Hegelian dialectic: problem, reaction, solution.
Only when we see these manoeuvres as part of a bigger picture can we begin to comprehend the extent of the collusion. As George Monbiot sets out in his recent piece for The Guardian, 'A Despot In Disguise: One Man's Mission To Rip Up Democracy': "any clash between 'freedom' (allowing the rich to do as they wish) and democracy should be resolved in favour of freedom". The constitutional revolution of the last forty-odd years has been painstakingly executed with extreme stealth by a cabal of elite capitalists funded by the likes of Charles Koch, shadowy figures who make odious individuals such as Alan Greenspan and Milton Friedman seem like Morecambe and Wise. This bonfire of regulations has everything to do with vanity, executed with the kind of impunity that only money can buy. The destruction of state architecture: austerity; dismantling of public services; tuition fees; the neutering of our education system; the debt-saddling of our young.
To see, or to not see, is that the question? Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous theatre, or to take arms against the eternal sea of dicotomy, and by opposing, end this duality? By Thymos or by eudaemonia, whether we demand recognition or dignity, moral absolutism or consequentialism, instead of the simplification of polar extremity, we embrace instead the space of spectrum advocated by Bill Hicks in 'It's Just A Ride: "Take all that money that we spend on weapons and defence each year, and instead, spend it feeding and clothing and educating the poor of the world, which it would, many times over, not one human being excluded, and we could explore space, together, both inner and outer, forever, in peace".
To take back control, the concept requires control to have been theoretically relinquished at some stage or another. This has patently never happened, not once. The opposite of John C Calhoun's definition of freedom is enslavement, the spectrum of collectivism in-between those extremes embraces possibility, potential, purpose and passion. To paraphrase the words of chairman Strummer: They've got you down on the killing floor, and they want to keep you there. Their bank accounts are all that matter, you don't count. We can't make any significant progress, we can't get ahead. We can't stop the regress, until we're dead. Look out for rules and regulations: Repression, gonna start on Tuesday. Repression, gonna be a Dalek. Repression, I am a robot. Repression, I obey.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jul/19/despot-disguise-democracy-james-mcgill-buchanan-totalitarian-capitalism?CMP=share_btn_fb
Forward thinking future dub made present; the oppositional possibility of duality. Be here now in this spectrum of sound, with Scrub A Dub Records. US tag team Alter Echo & E3 unite with Bristol's Ishan Sound in a display of dub wise internationalism to fashion anthemic styles in two complementary flavours. Zam Zam Sounds meets Young Echo sounds. 'Ah Mi Guide' (Scrub A Dub Records) builds on the damage caused earlier this year by Dubkasm's 'Enter The Gates' (Dubkasm Records). A prophetic sample from Rider Shafique; a gargantuan basic channel; a brace of vershuns: equal in stature to the pillars of Jachin and Boaz. Chant down the walls of Babylon.
https://alterechoe3.bandcamp.com/album/ah-mi-guide-egoless-remix
As The Caretaker's 'Everywhere At The End of Time' series enters 'Stage 5' (History Always Favours The Winners), parallels emerge from the gloom of confusion. Is the entire series a metaphor for the collapse of democracy? The connectivity of 'Everywhere At The End Of Time' to the totalitarian suicide note of Brexit cannot be ignored. They both began their inexorable destruction of relative reality back in 2016, and both are primed to climax in spring 2019. Nostalgia; collective amnesia; progressive dementia: all stations on Hick's ride to oblivion. Considering labelling theory momentarily, isn't it about time history was rewritten by the losers?
https://thecaretaker.bandcamp.com
Renaissance is inevitable post-flux. As Zizek states: "What happens the day after the revolution?" With 'Gave In Rest' (Ba Da Bing Records), her second long player of 2018, Sarah Davachi poses theistic questions that challenge our perception of faith in an age of no universal truth. The sanctity we feel at the heart of the religious experience is the connection we lack at the heart of our commercial existence. The crisis of disconnection in an age of loneliness, the cancerous cells in the blood of an unholy communion. Davachi converts spiritual import to secular export alchemically in her most deeply affecting statement yet. There is a beauty here that arches back centuries to a time we all felt connected to ourselves. A time before the drought.
https://badabingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/gave-in-rest
Duality abounds on Tim Hecker's masterful 'Konoyo' (Kranky): lone v collective; organic v synthesised; consonant v dissonant; Western v Eastern; abstract v concrete; past v present. The here and now for Tim Hecker is a riot of possibility, and in all probability if you've never dived into a Hecker ocean before then 'Konoyo' is the catalyst you need to get utterly drenched in potential. Both sonically, and visually (live at The Barbican, with Kara-Lis Coverdale), 'Konoyo' shatters every reconnection and trumps every expectation. A recent discussion I was involved in bemoaning the live performance music medium circa 2018 could learn a great deal from experiences like this. No matter where we're from, where we've been, or, incidentally, where're we're at, there is always something new to learn. No one has seen it all.
https://timhecker.bandcamp.com/album/konoyo
I don't buy many records with vocals on them these days. My patience at the demise of lyrical craftsmanship; the banality of verse/chorus tedium; the vacuous nature of the social commentariat; the total irrelevance of much of it. It is indeed a joy, therefore, to discover someone who can both sing and craft lyrics with the kind of assured presence one immediately relates to as authentic. Lonnie Holley is the closest thing fucked-up America has to a prophet right now. A 68-year-old artist and found-object curator whose third long player, 'MITH' (Jagjaguwar), is set to trouble the scorers on an endemic level come close of play, 2018. Compared elsewhere to Gil Scott Heron, James Blood Ulmer, Wesley Willis, Tom Waits, Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke, Eugene McDaniels, Al Jarreau and Louis Armstrong, to name but a few, with an additional twist of lemon from the cosmic brotherhood of Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Sun Ra and George Clinton. I'd add a smattering of Van Morrison, circa 'Astral Weeks' (for the improvisational aspects), and 'In The Garden' (for the meandering stream on consciousness sentimentalism). Wrap it all up with a gold bow as a future classic set to stride a universe of connectivity, with both those who've heard it all before, and those who haven't.
https://lonnieholley.bandcamp.com
One of a host of shining stars that lit up Young Echo's self-titled sophomore album back at the beginning of the year, Manonmars returns here to drop his s/t debut on Young Echo Records for our delight and delectation. Intelligent poetry, laconic delivery, exceptional musical content, courtesy of Amos Childs and Sam Barrett, Manonmars builds effortlessly on his contribution to the aforementioned 'Young Echo', and references to that record abound. One of the things I admire about Manonmars approach is his brevity. On first listen, I came away wishing some of it hard gone on longer, but now I'm settled into the record, like a comfy stained armchair, I realise that 30-minutes is the perfect length for a post-everything hip hop record. As we approach the season of lists, scoring, oneupmanship and holier-than-thou recommendation, Manonmars has already booked his place.
https://youngechorecords.bandcamp.com/album/manonmars
Teresa Winter returns, unexpectedly, with the follow-up to 2017's uniformly excellent 'Untitled Death'. 'What The Night Is For' (The Death Of Rave) again reflects the uncertainty in which we collectively find ourselves in 2018. Thematically, duality features heavily: freedom/repression; legal/criminal; theistic/occult; brutal/sensitive; insider/outsider. Mining the vast chasm of avant-classical tropes that have opened up around the likes of Kara-Lis Coverdale, Sarah Davachi, Felicia Atkinson, et al., Winter brings shards of chimeric popular intention and disturbing tabs of psychedelic discombobulation to the party. A dream made real, or a waking nightmare? I'll leave that one to you.
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Barry Greenstein explains why he left Team PokerStars
The poker savant left this past January under a veil of silence
Most poker fans saw it coming. This past January, Barry Greenstein left Team PokerStars, but he first indicated there were possible issues in March of last year. At that time, he stated that the site had "gotten worse" and talking poorly about the source of your paycheck is never a good idea. Greenstein has now, after four months, explained why he left the site, and the reasons are in line with what many in the industry have theorized. PokerStars may be running into money problems.
Greenstein has earned well over $7 million in live poker action and has always been one of the most affable – but serious – players at the tables. He returned to Joe Ingram's Poker Life Podcast – the same podcast where he made his previous comments about PokerStars – this past Monday for a follow-up interview and spilled the beans for the first time.
Put simply, the poker great was losing money by being with Team PokerStars. He was being paid less despite having been a team regular for years and said he was "giving up more money" being with PokerStars than if he had been looking for other opportunities. In other words, being a PokerStars crew member no longer has much value.
PokerStars has made changes to its platform over the past couple of years that have called into question how strong the company's finances are. There have been a number of high-profile departures, as well, from poker greats like Jason Mercier, Jeff Gross, Vanessa Selbst and others, all of which have also begun to create doubt about the stability of the organization. The Stars Group will say that everything is fine, but some industry insiders are beginning to wonder how certain those comments really are.


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Budget squeeze may imperil late-night MBTA service
By Gintautas Dumcius State House News Service,January 21, 2015, 1:20 a.m.
Jonathan Batista and Maria Alvarez rode the train at night near the Harvard Ave. stop on the Green Line.Kieran Kesner/Boston Globe
The future of the program extending late-night operation of MBTA trains and buses could be in jeopardy as state transportation officials look for ways to address a huge midyear state budget shortfall and to plan for next fiscal year's budget.
The $13 million, year-long pilot program started in March 2014, extending service by 90 minutes on MBTA lines and 15 bus routes on Friday and Saturday nights until at least 2:30 a.m. The operation has drawn 850,000 riders since its inception, according to the MBTA.
"The service has been run so far as a pilot and we were always going to come back to the board with the result of that pilot, both utilization by passengers and financial performance," said Acting Transportation Secretary Frank DePaola, after a meeting of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation's board of directors. "So I think it's too early to say it's on the chopping block, but in the light of our current state budgetary issues, we do have to be fiscally prudent."
Fiscal 2015 starts in July. At the board meeting, DePaola noted Governor Charlie Baker's estimate, revealed Tuesday, that the current state budget deficit was $765 million. MassDOT will have to look for $25 million in spending reductions for fiscal 2015, DePaola said.
"I'd say it's more of an important discussion for building our [fiscal 2016] budgets," DePaola told the News Service.
Asked whether the late-night service was meeting financial expectations, MBTA general manager Beverly Scott said the agency will soon provide the board with a report.
Scott said preliminary data show that about 20 percent of the late-night riders were using the service for work commutes and about two-thirds of the riders already have passes.