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Updated on June 14, 2018 by Robert Godard
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PCI DSS (the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) and HIPAA (the Healthcare Information Portability and Accountability Act) are both vital to their respective industries. Both frameworks are crucial tools to help organizations comply with the respective guidelines.
HIPAA's requirements serve to protect Protected Health Information (PHI) and Electronic Health Records (EHR) while PCI DSS concentrates on protected consumer credit card data. Both standards are highly effective in protecting the confidentiality of their patients and cardholders.
There are some points where the two standards intersect in their requirements and goals for security, but they are indeed two distinct standards that warrant a closer look at why they are necessary, what they do and the important differences between the two.
The Healthcare and Credit Card Industries Are Highly Attractive Marks for Hackers and Other Cybercriminals
Take a moment to consider the nature of data breaches over the past several years.
Although the healthcare industry comes in second—and the credit card industry comes in third—to the business industry for sheer number of data breaches, healthcare data has a special allure for cybercriminals.
The reason cybercriminals place such a premium on healthcare data? The nature and amount of information contained in each Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a goldmine. Compared to a credit card number, where a criminal can get the cardholder's card number, a cybercriminal tapping into the EHR sphere of consumer information has the potential to steal a patient's social security number, address and mother's maiden name.
The very nature of EHR is intended to promote and improve the widespread sharing of patient data across different healthcare systems in the interest of convenience and better opportunity to save lives with instant access to vital information. Hackers in pursuit of PHI are relentless, innovative and continually ready to evolve their strategies, making it essential that HIPAA's protections equally evolve to thwart cybercriminals'malicious efforts.
Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, the easy access to vital data is precisely why hackers find it so irresistible as well.
The risks are just as present and disruptive for the credit card industry, even if the stakes are not quite as high and the attacks are not as prevalent.
While the ill-gotten payoff to cybercriminals doesn't yield as much as it does for PHI, credit card company data breaches are certainly still a huge and costly factor in consumer data protection.
The Basics of HIPAA
Enacted in 1996 to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the healthcare industry by adopting national standards when performing electronic healthcare transactions. HIPAA also applies to code sets, unique identifiers and general security.
Further, understanding that the transmission of PHI over electronic media could result in a serious and quick erosion of the protection of identifiable patient data, the U.S. Congress added provisions to HIPAA that called for the adoption of federal privacy protections for PHI.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) a series of rules to reflect the nature of the healthcare industry in its increasing reliance on EHR to store and transmit PHI, as well as the equally increasing threats against personally identifiable data under the care of healthcare facilities of all kinds.
The HHS Rules over the years include the following:
The Privacy Rule.
Published in December 2000 and modified in August 2002, this Rule included the Administrative Simplification Rules that set the national standards for identifiable health information.
The Security Rule.
Published in February 2003, the Security Rule set the national standards dedicated to the protection of the integrity, confidentiality and availability of electronic PHI (ePHI).
The Enforcement Rule.
This Rule set the standards to effectively enforce the Administration Simplification Rules.
The Final Omnibus Rule.
HHS enacted this Rule to implement a number of provisions regarding the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, including finalizing the Breach Notification Rule. HITECH was enacted as a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and was focused on the adoption of meaningful uses for health information technology.
The success of HIPAA greatly relies on consistent and complete compliance. One of the key ingredients to HIPAA compliance is providing staff training at every level to make sure everyone understands the importance of protecting PHI and the negative consequences of falling short of compliance.
The Basics of PCI DSS
The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC), which officially launched operations September 7, 2006, designed, developed and maintains PCI DSS. PCI SSC is an independent entity created by all the major credit card brands like American Express, Discover, Visa and MasterCard.
PCI DSS is a collection of security standards developed to ensure that any and all companies that accept, process, store or transmit credit card information maintain a secure computing environment. The PCI SSC manages the ongoing evolution of the credit card industry to mitigate the risks involved and to protect consumers.
This standard regularly undergoes reviews and updates to reflect the most up-to-date computing climate. The newly enforced PCI DSS v3.2 includes the Prioritized Approach, which breaks down the original 12 PCI DSS standard requirements into six milestones, which are:
The removal of authentication data from network storage devices and limiting the amount of retained data.
The protection of access points for systems and networks and responding to system breaches.
The securing of payment card applications in application controls, servers and processes.
The monitoring and controlling of authorized access.
The protection of stored data with key protection mechanisms.
The completion of all PCI DSS requirements, including finalizing related processes, procedures and policies.
Key Similarities and Differences You Should Know Between HIPAA Compliance and PCI DSS Compliance
It is already clear that there are some significant differences between these two highly important protective standards, respective to their industries. Since payment processing, particularly via credit cards, has become a mainstay of healthcare organizations, the two are already fundamentally intertwined. However, it is important to learn some of the finer differences to make sure you have everything covered.
Explore these key similarities, differences and basic considerations you should know about HIPAA and PCI DSS and their compliance requirements:
HIPAA has a broader and looser structure, featuring fewer explicit details than PCI DSS, leaving many of the implementation details to the provider to work out and decide.
Credit card numbers are strictly meant to be secured while health records must be more malleable, meaning that they are to be exchanged, portable and, of course, secured.
PCI DSS features finite requirements while HIPAA covers security, safety, privacy and rights, quality improvement and the elimination of fraud, abuse and waste.
Similar to PCI DSS, HIPAA security compliance may include risk analysis, a remediation process and periodic vulnerability scans.
The value of a health record with even the most basic health insurance information is 10-20 times more than that of a U.S. credit card that features a 3-digit CVV code.
All covered entities, as well as their business associates, must comply with HIPAA.
Meaningful use, addressed in the Omnibus Rule of HIPAA under the HITECH Act, helps to address the most serious threats to ePHI, which include theft, loss and unauthorized access. PCI DSS does not address the concept of meaningful use.
While both are vital to their industries, PCI DSS and HIPAA are not interchangeable and should be treated as separate compliance endeavors.
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Perhaps your organization serves as a business associate to a healthcare organization while you also must accept credit card payments and store customer data. In such a case, you certainly need to make sure you understand both standards and how you can completely comply with both. There are many reasons why you may need to comply with both standards.
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By Stephen Leahy
"The way we're going right now, I'm not optimistic that we will avoid some kind of tipping point."
— Mark Serreze, senior research scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Centre
UXBRIDGE, Canada, Mar 5, 2010 (IPS)
The frozen cap trapping billions of tonnes of methane under the cold waters of the Arctic Ocean is leaking and venting the powerful greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, new research shows.
It is not known if this may be one of the first indicators of a feedback loop accelerating global warming.
Researchers estimate that eight million tonnes in annual methane emissions are being released from the shallow East Siberian Arctic Shelf, which is equivalent to all the methane released from the world's oceans, covering 71 percent of the planet.
On a global scale of methane emissions from the land-based sources – animals, rice paddies, rotting vegetation – the newly measured emissions from the Siberian seabed are less than two percent.
"That's still very significant," Natalia Shakhova, a researcher at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks, told IPS. "Before, it was assumed that this region had zero emissions."
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Methane concentrations measured over the oceans are currently about 0.6 to 0.7 parts per million (ppm), but they are now 1.85 in the Arctic Ocean generally, and between 2.6 and 8.2 ppm in the East Siberian Arctic Shelf, an area roughly two million square kilometres in size, said Shakhova.
Shakhova, and her University of Alaska colleague Igor Semiletov, led eight international expeditions to one of the world's most remote and desolate regions and published their results in the Mar. 5 edition of the journal Science.
Global methane levels have risen each year since 2007 after being constant for a decade, reports Ed Dlugokencky of the Earth System Research Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado, which is run by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
"We saw an increase in CH4 (methane) growth rate in 2007 in the Arctic… but it did not increase in 2008," Dlugokencky, an expert on atmospheric methane told IPS via email.
He suspects Siberia's subsea emissions are not new but have been underway for some time, and he also says Shakhova's estimate of eight million tonnes needs to be verified by other means. However, he acknowledges this study represents the first direct measurements ever done in the region and stresses the urgency for more investigation.
In the last few years, researchers have been shocked to see Arctic Ocean "on the boil" in places as gases from deep below come bubbling to the surface. Large parts of the Arctic Ocean floor along coastal areas is actually permafrost that was flooded thousands of years ago after the big melt from the last ice age.
Permafrost is frozen soil and contains very large amounts of carbon and methane. The extremely cold waters of the Arctic and its ice cover kept the subsea permafrost cold enough so it has been melting extremely slowly. Until now.
Surface temperatures over much of the Arctic landscape and the Siberian landscape, particularly in summer, have jumped six to 10 degrees C above normal in recent years. That has lead to a massive increase in the flows of the many rivers that terminate in the Arctic Ocean.
Shakhova and colleagues believe this substantial increase of warmer water into the shallow East Siberian Shelf has accelerated the melting of the subsea permafrost, in effect fracturing the frozen cap and allowing methane to escape into the atmosphere. "Our concern is that the subsea permafrost has been showing signs of destabilisation already," she said in a release.
"If it further destabilises, the methane emissions may not be teragrammes, it would be significantly larger," she said. A teragramme is a trillion grammes, or one million tonnes.
Methane – a greenhouse gas approximately 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide – is commonly called methane hydrates when it is frozen in permafrost or under the sea. The total volumes are unknown.
"The release to the atmosphere of only one percent of the methane assumed to be stored in shallow hydrate deposits might alter the current atmospheric burden of methane up to three to four times," Shakhova said in a release.
"The climatic consequences of this are hard to predict," she said.
Shakhova's study is just one of at least a dozen others that clearly show the Arctic region is not only melting but also emitting more carbon and methane.
Permafrost spans 13 million square kilometres of the land in Alaska, Canada, Siberia and parts of Europe. A new Canadian study documented that the southernmost permafrost limit has retreated 130 kilometres over the past 50 years ago in Quebec's James Bay region.
Another Canadian study released last year showed that the region was getting darker and absorbing more heat in the summer because of a significant shift in plant growth from grasses and lichen to larger shrubs over the past 30 years due to warmer temperatures.
A permafrost "retreat" has been observed over much of the southern fringe of the permafrost zone and could result in emissions a billion tonnes of carbon per year – human emissions are seven to eight billion tonnes – by mid-century, a University of Florida study estimated.
Without major reductions in those human emissions, mainly burning of fossil fuels and deforestation, the top two to three metres of permafrost across the entire Arctic region could thaw by the end of this century, warned a major report, "Arctic Climate Feedbacks: Global Implications", released by the World Wildlife Fund last September.
Should that happen, the volumes of carbon and methane released could be many times higher than what is presently in the atmosphere, driving up the global average temperatures by six, eight, or even 10 degrees C. The consequences are unimaginable.
"The changes we are (currently) seeing are not entirely unexpected, they are just happening far sooner," said Mark Serreze, senior research scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Centre in the U.S. state of Colorado and co-author of Arctic Climate Feedbacks report.
If the methane hydrates start to melt or large areas of permafrost "that will be very bad news for humanity", Serreze told IPS in September.
"The world is a very small place and we have not been good stewards. Climate change is symptom of this poor stewardship," he said.
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'Interpol notice against Saeed vindicates India's stand'
With Interpol issuing Red Corner Notice against Jamaat-ud Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, India on Wednesday said the development vindicates its stand on his involvement in Mumbai terror attacks, and urged Pakistan to act on the basis of evidence collected 'painstakingly'.
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said the world should take note of the Interpol notice. "Interpol has issued Red Corner Notice for Saeed's involvement. It is a vindication of the stand the government of India has taken," he told reporters while commenting on Tuesday's development.
Krishna added,"The perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks will have to be brought to justice. We have painstakingly collected evidence to convey the involvement of these persons."
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38 year old Darren, a married man with children, has worked in engineering all of his working life and has gained a wealth of knowledge about manufacturing principles and process improvements. His last position was production manager at Bosal UK where he worked for 16 years. Darren's goal is to turn Apex into a world class manufacturing organisation and become the UK's leading manufacturer of vinyl wrapped kitchen and bedroom doors.
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LatinaLista — Mario Alberto Zambrano didn't grow up having dreams of being a successful author. Rather, his dream was to appear on stage — as a ballerina. It was a dream this Houston, Texas native more than accomplished receiving his first dance contract at 17 and touring the world dancing with several dance companies from the United States to Germany to Israel.
By the time he was 25 years old, Zambrano was physically and emotionally exhausted. He quit dance and spent several years looking for that next artistic endeavor that would allow him to express himself in his own unique way. It wasn't until he remembered a childhood love of playing the Mexican version of BINGO known as Lotería that Zambrano knew what would be his next career.
Always fascinated by the bright, simple images among the Lotería deck, Zambrano wanted there to be a story behind each image, and he knew he would have to create it. What he came up with is his debut novel recently published (July 2, 2013) and titled, what else, Lotería (HarperCollins).
With her older sister Estrella in the ICU and her father in jail, eleven-year-old Luz Castillo has been taken into the custody of the state. Alone in her room, the young girl retreats behind a wall of silence, writing in her journal and shuffling through a deck of Lotería cards—a Mexican version of bingo featuring bright, colorful images.
Neither the social worker assigned to her case nor her Aunt Tencha, who desperately pleads for her niece's release, can cajole Luz to speak. The young girl's only confidant is her journal. Within its pages, Luz addresses an invisible higher power, sharing her secrets.
Using the Lotería cards as her muse, Luz picks one card from the deck with each shuffle. Each of the cards' colorful images— mermaids, bottles, spiders, death, and stars—sparks a random memory. Pieced together, these snapshots bring into focus the joy and pain of the young girl's life, and the events that led to her present situation. But just as the story becomes clear, a breathtaking twist changes everything.
In the following video, Zambrano reads a short excerpt from his book — conveying a passion and enthusiasm making his words 'dance' in mid-air.
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The virus leaves antibodies that can attack healthy tissues; B-cell antibodies are impaired, Omicron did not beat them
January 4, 2022 by Editorial staff
January 3 (Reuters) – The following is a summary of some recent COVID-19 studies. These include research that requires further research to confirm the results and has not yet validated the peer review.
The coronavirus leaves self-attacking antibodies on survivors
Months after recovery from SARS-CoV-2 infection, survivors have elevated levels of antibodies that can accidentally attack their own organs and tissues, even if they were not severely ill, according to new findings.
Of the 177 health care workers who had recovered from confirmed coronavirus infections before the vaccines became available, all had persistent autoantibodies, including those that can cause chronic inflammation and injuries to the joints, skin, and nervous system. "We would not normally expect to see such a diverse set of autoantibodies elevated in these individuals or remain elevated for another six months after complete clinical recovery," said Susan Cheng of the Cedars-Sinai Smidt Heart Institute in Los Angeles. Models of elevated autoantibodies varied between men and women, the researchers reported in the Journal of Translational Medicine on Thursday.
"We don't yet know how long, more than six months, the antibodies will remain elevated and / or lead to important clinical symptoms," Cheng said. "It's important to monitor the progress of individuals." His team is investigating whether increases in autoantibodies are associated with persistent symptoms in people with long-term COVID virus, and plans to investigate levels of autoantibodies following infections with newer variants of the virus.
Omicron attenuated the effects of B cells but did not overcome them
The researchers believe that the effects of antibodies produced by the "memory B cells" of the immune system against the Omicron variant of coronavirus may be reduced.
As the body learns to recognize SARS-CoV-2, either after infection or vaccination, B cells produce new antibodies to the virus if there are not enough antibodies in the blood to neutralize it. In the BioRxiv study, before the peer review, the researchers analyzed the strength of more than 300 antibodies produced using memory B cells from vaccinated volunteers, including some with previous SARS-CoV-2 infection.
"Omicron seemed to circulate a very large portion of the B-cell pool of B-memory," the researchers said, adding that "30% of all antibodies and nearly 10% of all effective neutralizing antibodies still seem to recognize it effectively," said Matthieu. Mahevas and Pascal Chappert from the Universite de Paris in a joint email. They speculate that the strong ability of memory B cells to proliferate and produce antibodies may compensate for the reduced efficacy of these antibodies in "less than two days."
Together with other components of the immune system, particularly T cells, the effects of B cells are likely to help explain why most vaccinated individuals who become infected do not get enough to require hospitalization, they said.
The activity of virus variants in cells makes them more effective
Together with spike mutations that help the coronavirus break into cells, mutations that change the behavior of the virus within cells are a major factor in why some variants have been more contagious, researchers have found.
Findings published in the journal Nature show that researchers "need to start looking at mutations outside the peak," which has so far been the main focus of vaccines and antibody drugs, said Nevan Krogan of the University of California at San Francisco. While studying the alpha variant, his team found a mutation in the non-peak that causes infected cells to increase their production of a protein called Orf9B. Orf9b, on the other hand, disables a protein called TOM70, which is used by cells to send signals to the immune system. Higher levels of Orf9B inhibit TOM70, the immune system does not respond as well, and the virus can better avoid detection, the researchers said.
Referring to the increase in Orf9B, Krogan said, "It's rare for mutations to 'form' a protein. It's very strong for this virus." The same mutation was identified in Delta, "and certainly almost the same mutation is in Omicron," he said, suggesting that they may have similar effects on the immune system. The new data may encourage the development of drugs that target the interaction between Orf9b and TOM70.
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From what I read on google, B-value and the moderated t (and hence P or adj P value) should rank the genes in the same order, which is true for my output table. However, according to other postings on google, only probes with positive B-values are thought to have a "differential expression". In my output, among the 54000 probes, only 85 probes show a "SIGNIFICANT" p-value (<0.05) but with positive B-values (many with p-value <0.0006 also have negative B-values).
How do we interpret those probes with low p-value but negative B-values ? Any suggestion or direction for more information on this issue ? Great many thanks.
A p-value of 0.0006 may not be significant with 54000 tests. Are the lowest p-values also the largest B-values?
Ah, so is it correct that we should or must take into account the total number of tests in limma to gauge the significance ? And yes, the lowest p is 0.00000265 and it does have the largest B (3.055469). But this would mean most of the genes in the array show NO differential expression, right?
The output from topTable includes the "adj.P.Val" column. This is the p-value adjusted for multiple testing. By default, the method used is "BH" (Benjamini & Hochberg), also known as "fdr" (false discovery rate). See ?p.adjust.
The B-statistic is the posterior odds of differential expression. Gordon Smyth has written a bit about it, but the take-home message is that since we do not often know the prior probability of differential expression, the B-statistic is not very useful. Instead, the focus should be on biological significance as measured by fold change and statistical significance as measured by a multiple-test-adjusted significance measure, such as the false discovery rate.


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Myka and Pete are pinged to the suburbs, where a district attorney fell down dead - poisoned, it would seem, by the same chemicals used in lethal injections.
Pete also has some demons to work out - he had his yearly physical, and the doctor told him his testosterone was low, prompting him to leave no door un-knocked down. Yipes!
Claudia and Artie spend some quality time together trying to save the life of a street kid who's been writing hyper-advanced equations on walls and windows, going into a trance and then a seizure each time it happens. The boy, Nick, is able to describe what he sees in the trance, thereby leading Artie to the artifact thief.
The case in the 'burbs gets weirder and weirder, with two more residents getting stuck to one another, a third bursting into flame, and a fourth coughing up red clouds as if he's in a nerve gas attack.
Myka understands the connection - the town busybody, Janice, used an artifact created from the destruction of the salt mines of Sodom. She sprinkled the salt onto cookies and has been targeting the members of the board out of revenge (they refused to erect a bust of her late husband, and now they must die!). Anyone who ate those cookies suffers a punishment equal to what they believe is their greatest sin.
Pete being Pete, he ate one of the cookies of sin, and while Myka knife-fights a fully-crazed Janice, Pete's thrown through a second-story window onto a lawn, where he breaks his legs. Myka bags the artifact, but that doesn't reverse the horrible damage to Pete's legs.
Myka cradles her partner and asks him to confess whatever it is he needs to confess. When he finally tells the story of how, when he was still drinking, he got into a car accident that broke both his friend's legs. Pete himself walked away fine. When Pete is finally able to confide in his partner, his legs return to normal, and they return home.
Myka also has to have her yearly physical, and she learns a painful truth that she can't even share with her partner: she has ovarian cancer.


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Trojans' quarterback Barkley getting into a groove
By Scott Wolf | swolf@scng.com | Daily News
PUBLISHED: April 10, 2009 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: August 29, 2017 at 12:36 p.m.
It might not make any difference when USC chooses its starting quarterback, but Thursday's practice was finally the day freshman Matt Barkley wanted since he enrolled in January.
Barkley did not throw any interceptions and admitted he enjoyed his best performance of spring drills with an effort that made him look like a veteran quarterback.
"It probably was my best day completion-wise and as far as being relaxed and calm and going through my reads properly," Barkley said. "I feel I'm playing the best I can play right now."
That does not mean he surpassed his competition – sophomore Aaron Corp or junior Mitch Mustain. But the large crowds at spring practices seem to hang on every throw the highly publicized prep star makes and he flawlessly ran the third-down drills that were the focus of the practice.
"It can only get better from here," Barkley said. "I feel comfortable. Absolutely (I can start), that's what I came here to do."
USC coach Pete Carroll plays it close-to-the-vest when discussing which quarterback looks best, but complimented Barkley's intelligence.
"He's not bogged down on the installation and terminology and it's giving him a chance to compete," Carroll said. "Usually, the freshmen struggle and he's handling it."
Perhaps the more interesting question than who will start for the Trojans is how many Pacific-10 Conference schools would start any of the three over their own quarterbacks. Other than perhaps Oregon's Jeremiah Masoli and Washington's Jake Locker, it's difficult to see who would not want to add Corp, Mustain or Barkley as their starter.
"They probably could start, they're all that talented," offensive coordinator John Morton said.
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Linebacker Luthur Brown will miss the rest of spring practice with a strained shoulder. A similar injury kept him out last season and he's rarely been healthy since he arrived at USC.
"He really could be contributing," Carroll said. "It is hard because you can't tell what will happen (with his health). He's as good as any guy we had here but just hasn't been able to sustain consistency."
Malcolm Smith, Chris Galippo and Michael Morgan have not been challenged for their positions and remain the starters are linebacker.
Carroll said sophomore Tyron Smith would start right tackle if the Trojans played today. However, one reason is that offensive line coach Pat Ruel is currently using Butch Lewis at guard and tackle Nick Howell's missed practices with a sore hamstring … .
Smith will play a significant amount next season, though, especially after he did not redshirt last season and USC cannot afford to waste two seasons of eligibility for the talented tackle. …
Wide receiver Brice Butler would be the fourth receiver right now although Jordan Cameron and Travon Patterson remain in the mix. During spring break, Butler drove down to Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana so he could perform pass drills with Barkley … Tight end Anthony McCoy returned from the hamstring injury that sidelined him for a week. Offensive guard Alex Parsons finally got a cast on his broken hand.
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Top Vietnamese chess players compete at World Cup
VNA - Wednesday, 09/11/2019, 09:01
Top Vietnamese chess players Le Quang Liem and Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son are competing at the FIDE World Cup 2019 which began in the town of Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia, on September 10.
Le Quang Liem and teammate Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son are Vietnamese representatives at the FIDE World Cup in Russia
Vietnam's No 1 Grandmaster Liem (Elo 2708) who is seeded No 22 will play Aleksej Aleksandrov of Belarus (Elo 2577) in the first round.
His teammate Grandmaster Son (Elo 2638) will meet stronger opponent Kirill Alekseenko (Elo 2671) of the hosts. Son is seeded No 80 while Alekseenko is No 49.
The favourites for the tournament are Ding Liren of China, world No 3, Anish Giri of the Netherlands, world No 4 and Maxime Vachier-Lagrave from France, world No 7.
This year's knock-out tournament has lured 128 players competing in seven rounds. In matches from round one to six, athletes will compete in two classical games while the bronze-medal and final matches on October 4 consist of four games.
If score is a draw, they will play tie-break games to identify the winner.
The finalists of the tournament will qualify for the Candidates Tournament for the World Chess Championship 2020.
The total prize money is 1.6 million USD, with the winner walking away with 110,000 USD.
In the previous World Cup in 2017 in Tbilisi, Georgia, Armenian Grandmaster Levon Aronian took the top position for the second time in his career.
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Алина Владимировна Артц (род. 5 февраля 1986, Санкт-Петербург) — российская певица, телеведущая, актриса, президент музыкального телеканала Europa Plus TV. Исполнительница официальной песни Эстафеты Олимпийского огня «Олимпийский танец».

Биография

Родилась в Санкт-Петербурге. С 3 лет занималась танцами, в том числе и в хореографической школе искусств, по окончании получила квалификацию хореографа-педагога.

Окончила Санкт-Петербургский Государственный Электротехнический университет «ЛЭТИ» им. В.И. Ульянова (Ленина), специальность - инженер-эколог.

В 2007 году перебирается в Москву. В том же году впервые появляется на телевидении в цикле эротических программ НТВ «Дас Ист Фантастиш». С 2009 года солирует в музыкальном проекте ВИА «Сириус». Как вокалистка также работала с DJ-дуэтом Vengerov&Fedoroff, в том числе на таких площадках, как церемонии RMA MTV и Night Life Awards.

С 2016 по 2018 годы — главный редактор, с 2018 по 2020 годы — генеральный директор, с мая 2020 года — президент музыкального телеканала Europa Plus TV.

Актёрская карьера

 Телесериал «Сваха» на  телеканале (СТС), героиня серии, 2007 год[5];
 Детский киножурнал «Ералаш», серия «Приколисты», 2008 год;
 Телесериал След (телесериал) (Первый канал), героиня серии, 2008 год;
 ТВ — проект телеканала СТС «Свадьба твоей мечты», 2008 год;
 Телесериал «220 вольт любви (телесериал)», эпизод, 2009 год;
 «Крыша (фильм, 2009)», эпизод, 2009 год[6];
 Телесериал «Потраты», главная героиня;
 Динамическое шоу «ChISo 4102», исполнительница главной роли и вокальных партий, 2012 год[7];

 «ChISo 4102», главная роль «Девушки-Мечты», музыкальное сопровождение.

Карьера на телевидении

2007 год - ведущая эротического шоу на НТВ «Дас Ист Фантастиш».
с 2008 года по 2013 год - ведущая прямых эфиров на европейскую аудиторию Фестиваля российской песни «Зелёна гура»[11][12].
2009 год - участница проекта "Мисс Русская Ночь 2009" на канале "Русская Ночь"
 с 2010 года - ведущая Реалити-шоу по смешанным единоборствам «M-1 Fighter» на телеканале «Матч! Боец».

 2011- 2013 годы - ведущая еженедельной программы «Hot Secrets с Алиной Артц» на музыкальном телеканале Europa Plus TV [2].
с 2012 года - музыкальный посол Europa Plus TV на церемонии Billboard Music Awards.

 2012 год - ведущая программы «Music Lunch»[8] (прямой эфир на Europa Plus TV).
2012 - 2013 годы - ведущая цикла репортажей с  церемонии вручения музыкальных наград Billboard Music Awards,
 2011 - 2013 годы - цикл репортажей с Europa Plus Live [10] для Europa Plus TV.
 2013 - 2014 годы - ведущая программы «Star Secrets с Алиной Артц» на Europa Plus TV [9]. Гости студии - звёзды мирового шоу-бизнеса: Christina Aguilera, Tiesto, Fatboy Slim, Steve Aoki, Loverush UK!, Marlon Roudette и другие.
2015 - 2016 годы -  ведение и участие в XXIV, XXV Международном фестивале искусств «Славянский базар в Витебске».

 2016 год -  ведущая тематического авторского музыкального чарта программы «Top chArtts» на Europa Plus TV.
 2016 - 2017 годы - ведущая рубрики «Утро Бьюти» в  программе «Новое Утро» на НТВ.

Карьера певицы

Алина Артц была вокалисткой DJ-проекта Vengerov & Fedoroff, а также солисткой группы ВИА «Сириус.

 С 2011 года - сольная карьера певицы.

 2012 год - выход дебютного альбома «Танцуй, чтобы жить!». Режиссером Аланом Бадоевым сняты 3 клипа на композиции «Прекрасная Ложь», «LA» и «Не убежать».

 2013 год - выходит музыкальная трилогия «Music Story», композиции «Со мной по-другому нельзя», «Самая яркая звезда» и «Hit The Red Light». Видео снял режиссер Константин Черепков.

 2013 год - выход композиции «Hit The Red Light». Сингл вошел в топ-40 самых ротируемых треков на американском радио и попал в Media Base Top-40, Hot 100 Chart, Hot AC40 Main Chart, Hot AC40 Indie Chart, America's AC Music Chart.

 2014 год - исполнила официальную песню Эстафеты Олимпийского огня «Олимпийский танец»[4].
 2015 год - выход сингла «Танцуй, моя девочка».

Семья
Мама — Лорэна Анатольевна Артц, врач. Увлекается дизайном одежды, автор коллекции сценических костюмов для дочери.

Отец - Владимир Владимирович Артц, работает в сфере туризма.

Сын - Вячеслав Вячеславович Артц, родился 10 октября 2012 года, гражданин США.

Эстафета Олимпийского огня

В 2013 году после участия в отборочном музыкальном конкурсе и победы в нём певица Алина Артц стала официальным голосом Эстафеты Олимпийского Огня «Сочи-2014». Первое выступление Алины Артц с песней «Олимпийский танец» состоялось 8 октября 2013 года на Красной площади[4].

28 октября 2013 года певица стала почётным факелоносцем Эстафеты Олимпийского огня в городе Пушкин (город)[16].

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The Irish dairy processing sector continues to ramp up its preparations for the end of milk quotas with the announcement of an innovation investment of €35 million in 2015
The investment by Government and industry will position Ireland as a world leader in dairy innovation, and help to maximise the long term growth opportunities created by anticipated increase of 50% in the Irish milk pool by 2020.
Announced jointly by Simon Coveney T.D. Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, and Richard Bruton T.D. Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, at Arrabawn Co-Op in Co.Tipperary the investment is in the form of two initiatives:
• A €25 million Dairy Processing Technology Centre (DPTC) supported by the Department of Jobs through Enterprise Ireland and the dairy industry partners which will be hosted by University of Limerick;
• And a €10 million investment by Teagasc and the dairy industry shareholders in the expansion of the Moorepark Technology Ltd (MTL) pilot plant facility in Fermoy Co. Cork.
Of the 10 major dairy companies involved, 7 are investing in both initiatives; Arrabawn Co-op, Aurivo, Carbery, Dairygold, Glanbia, Kerry, and Tipperary Co-Op. Lakeland Dairies is part of the DPTC consortium only.
The Irish Dairy Board and North Cork Co-op are investing in MTL. University of Limerick will lead 9 other Research Performing Organisations (RPO's) in the DPTC to deliver the research and technology required creating 52 new jobs for highly-skilled researchers over the 5 year term of the centre.
Announcing the investment of €10 million by Teagasc and industry shareholders to expand and modernise the MTL pilot plant facility Minister Coveney said: "This is a perfect example of what can be achieved when clear and common policy objectives are supported by coherent action by Government agencies in partnership with industry. Investing in product and process innovation makes sense for a host of reasons.
It ensures that value is added to high quality raw materials in Ireland and maximises the contribution of the dairy sector to employment creation and the Irish economy generally. It also contributes to improved competitiveness, and helps to mitigate the impact of commodity price volatility on operators along the supply chain, including farmers."
"Ultimately, this kind of investment can build the kind reputation for excellence in all things dairy that creates a platform not only for export growth, but also for inward investment by major global players in the food industry. This exactly the kind of initiative envisaged in Food Harvest 2020 and I am delighted to be associated with it" Minister Coveney added.
Launching the Dairy Processing Technology Centre Minister Bruton said: "The food sector is a key area that we have targeted as part of our Action Plan for Jobs. This is a sector which offers massive potential for regional employment, which is a major focus of our 2015 plan, and clearly the removal of milk quotas offers huge opportunities that we must exploit in a planned and strategic way in order to support jobs growth. That is why Minister Coveney and I have decided, through our agencies Enterprise Ireland and Teagasc, to make this significant investment in innovation in the dairy industry.
This market focused technology centre supported by my Department will bring industry, the education system and Government together to develop commercial new technologies which will support the growth of the dairy industry here in the coming years. In this way, we can crucially create more jobs across the regions, and ultimately improve communities right across the country".
According to Gerry Boyle, Director of Teagasc "MTL now lists among its customers the most progressive companies in the food, food ingredients and nutritional sectors and it is obliged to meet the high expectation of these companies in all aspects of its services. The €10 million investment by its shareholders will future proof MTL and ensure its relevance to all its customers, national and international in the years ahead but most importantly will provide a platform to support the ambitions of the Irish dairy Industry to produce value added foods and ingredients for international markets".
The recently appointed CEO of the DPTC, Padraig McPhillips explained that the DPTC is a collaborative model in which the best research talent in Ireland relevant to industry needs is brought together with the dairy sector to solve strategic research and innovation needs articulated by the sector. "The two key outputs of the DPTC will be knowledge and people – both will be absorbed by the industry and used to deliver more efficient processes and better products and ingredients. The DPTC is like adding a new software engine to the dairy sector", said McPhillips.
The two initiatives announced today are complementary, particularly when it comes to testing the new technologies generated in the DPTC. The companies will need to trial the technologies at a pilot scale to test their potential robustness at commercial scale. The upgraded and expanded MTL pilot plant facility provide the right environment for some of the outputs of DPTC to be tested at a commercial scale and help the transfer of these innovations to industry.
Welcoming the launch of the DPTC, Dan MacSweeney, Chief Executive of Carbery Group and Chairman of the Irish Dairy Industries Association said "The Dairy Processing Technology Centre will be a critical agent in realising the opportunity presented by the abolition of the milk quotas by providing a dedicated public-private partnership investment in a world class dairy processing research and capability centre. The Irish dairy industry recognises the importance of investing in sophisticated, collaborative research and innovation and this is reflected by the involvement of 8 of our primary processors.
Cumulatively, the companies who are partners in the DPTC process 85% of Ireland's milk pool, produce €2.5 billion of Ireland's annual dairy exports and provide over 25,000 direct and indirect jobs. It is also reflected in the significant industry contribution of €9 million to the total cost of the initiative – we are serious about making this technology centre work for the Irish dairy industry. We also welcome the complimentary investment in MTL, almost €4million of which is being provided by industry" said Mr. MacSweeney.
According to Professor Mary Shire, VP Research at University of Limerick where the DPTC is hosted, "the DPTC is a collaboration which brings together a spectrum of companies working collaboratively with academics drawn from a wide variety of disciplines. The challenges faced by the Dairy industry require an interdisciplinary approach if they are to be solved. The University of Limerick has experience of successfully leading multi partner interdisciplinary research centres and is delighted to be hosting the DPTC".
Enterprise Ireland funded the DPTC according to Dr. Keith O'Neill, Director of Lifesciences and Food Commercialisation, Enterprise Ireland because "with the anticipated increase of 50% to 2020 in the Irish milk pool, dairy processors need to be supported to deal with the challenges presented including technological capabilities and human resources capacities to develop a product mix that can increase dairy exports while maximising the efficiencies of processing operations.
Enterprise Ireland's focus is on increasing exports to create economic growth and the dairy sector, having been underinvested in recent years, will use the knowledge, technologies and skills developed through the DPTC to take on competitors worldwide in the coming years. The future is very bright for the Irish dairy industry" concluded Dr. O'Neill.
The Dairy Processing Technology Centre consortium involves 8 companies; Arrabawn Co-op, Aurivo, Carbery, Dairygold, Glanbia, Kerry, Lakeland Dairies and Tipperary Co-Op and 9 Research Providing Organisations; University of Limerick (host) and Teagasc, UCC, UCD, TCBB at NUIG, DCU, TCD, DIT, ITT & CIT.
The Moorepark Technology Ltd shareholding companies are; Arrabawn Co-op, Aurivo, Carbery, Dairygold, Glanbia, the Irish Dairy Board, Kerry, North Cork Co-Op and Tipperary Co-Op.
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Laws, arbitrary rulings and contracts keep employees locked in an unrewarding work environment.
Public employees work in a cocoon of rules -- a thick layer of safeguards designed to protect them. Sadly this wet blanket of laws and practices can smother worker initiative. Instead of empowering workers, these rules demean them. The ultimate result is an unrewarding work environment that increases the price and decreases the responsiveness of government.
At a time when massive budget shortfalls demand better results, the scales are tipped heavily against allowing line workers to discover creative ways to increase productivity. The ideal solution would be to streamline operations and avoid layoffs by keeping within the normal rate of attrition. Doing this would require working in tandem with employees and their unions to boost efficiencies and help transfer employees in one area to match the needs and openings in another. But state laws, arbitration rulings, civil service classifications and collective bargaining contracts make this almost impossible. In light of budget cuts nationwide, the only option left is the sort of layoffs all these rules were supposed to avoid.
Because unions play such an influential political position in New York City, I assumed when I became deputy mayor that the work environment would include a high degree of worker empowerment and involvement. Surprisingly, the situation is precisely the reverse. These multiple levels of legal protections create a barrier to collaboration between management and labor.
How Rules Demean Public Workers Government Inefficiency? Blame Division-of-Labor Pains.
This is unfortunate, because those actually doing the work have great insights on how to improve work processes, which management often fails to unlock or implement. The key to producing public value lies in giving talented line employees discretion, listening to their ideas and holding them accountable.
In the 1990s, Indianapolis received much acclaim for dramatically cutting the cost of government while significantly improving the quality of public services. In many cases, those most responsible for these remarkable gains were members of organized labor -- the workers and their union leadership.
In trying to emulate Indianapolis' success in New York City, I spoke to local union presidents and suggested ways to wander through various departments, both physically and virtually, to capture suggestions from front-line employees.
The city's lawyers soon warned me to beware of the "direct dealing law," which they explained could circumscribe my ability to discuss improvements with the people who do the work. This law is intended to keep public officials from doing an end run around unions by bargaining directly with workers.
In a rule-infused, legalistic work environment, even simple conversations can become a minefield. These walls between managers and workers undermine efforts to find better, faster and cheaper ways of providing public services. Even talking to employees about how to do things better can be against the rules.
Equally demeaning is a civil service system that punishes good workers by rewarding those who are not. Do we really need the elongated disciplinary system that protects the incompetent and lazy, thus shoving work on the rest? Take the fellow who has shown up late 40 times to answer calls in New York City's 311 call center. Don't you think the hardworking operator next to him -- in the same union -- must feel a bit demoralized? She is treated the same way the slacker is. Is such a system fair? The vast majority of public workers do a great job. These protections are insulting to them.
It doesn't have to be this way. It is possible to have meaningful accountability without returning to the bad old days of arbitrary political firings. In Toledo, Ohio, the teachers' union partners with district officials first to help mentor tenured teachers with serious performance problems, but then does not stand in the way of terminating teachers who still do not make the grade. The review process is a collaborative approach governed by both union and management -- avoiding the sort of confrontations that plague so many districts. Other school districts have gone even further, introducing teacher-led schools -- the ultimate in empowerment.
Management shares responsibility as well, of course. The all-too-common hierarchical command and control approach not only trivializes labor, it also causes management to dismiss suggestions from union leaders for workplace changes. In Indianapolis and New York City, managers have too often rejected innovations that originated from the local union representing the workers who actually did the work.
Government work is knowledge work, and it takes place in an environment of rapid change. The civil service system, with its thousands of rigidly defined jobs, is an anachronism. In today's rapidly shifting, technologically-based environment, jobs are constantly changing to meet the circumstances -- except in the public sector. The civil service testing system and "rule of three" forces promotion of those who test well, regardless of their past performance or leadership skills. The effort to make sure promotions are not based on favoritism has managed to produce a system where workers are often supervised by less capable colleagues who are good at taking tests rather than good at the job.
Regardless of whether one operates in a highly unionized civil service environment or not, the key to success for a 21st-century workforce is the same: listen to front-line workers, provide them the discretion and tools to do their jobs, and ensure accountability. When we reward the mediocre, promote the less qualified, restrict problem solving discretion and turn the public's work into a mechanical production of commodities, we demean public servants, degrade the quality of service and cheat taxpayers.


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Arma Lucis (i.e. "Armor of Light" in Latin) is a reminder of what St. Paul had told us in Romans 13:12: "The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armor of light."
The Arma Lucis logo is inspired by the Latin phrase "In hoc signo vinces" (i.e. "in this sign you will conquer"), which Constantine I proved true as he battled another Roman emperor Maxentius with the first two letters of Christ's name (chi - X, rho - P; Christos) painted on the shields of his soldiers. In a memoir of the Roman emperor that Eusebius wrote after Constantine's death (On the Life of Constantine, circa 337-339), a miraculous appearance was witnessed by Constantine seeing a cross of light imposed over the sun. That very evening, Christ appeared to Constantine in a dream and told him to make a replica of the "heavenly divine symbol" (Latin: coeleste signum dei) on the shields of his soldiers.
Behind the symbolic Chi Rho Roman shield lay a sword in representation of St. Paul who was beheaded like St. John the Baptist. Crisscross with the sword is the key representing St. Peter, whom Christ armored the Church through saying "I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build My church; and the gates of Hades will not prevail against it." (Matthew 16:18).
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His deception proved successful; he feigned friendship with the Elves of Eregion, passing knowledge on to them, but at the same time, learning much of smithing skills, which would prove disastrous in the age to come.


Having a girlfriend is mostly what all men wants. A girlfriend is your best friend, lover and favorite person on earth all in the same person. To get to her, you will have to get through some phases. But, the first phases of a relationship is hard. Especially when you are not sure if you have a future with her and if you have a commitment issue. Don't lose the girl that might be the love of your life just because of a silly uncertainty. See these signs she is a girlfriend material and match the signs with her behavior and you might realize that you have already met the love of your life!
We all look for the same things in a partner. Comfort and understanding. A girl who have most of these signs in her attitude might give you both of that qualities. So read on and explore!
This is the first signs she is a girlfriend material. The base of every good relationship is of course communication. If she is able to listen to you intently, she might just be the one. She is a great listener when you see her actually listening anytime, anywhere. She might be busy but a girl who is a girlfriend material will always make time to listen to you. This is because she knows being heard makes you feel happy and comfortable and she wants you to feel that way.
Sure, constant happiness is not always good but a girl who is happy is still one of the signs of a girlfriend material. When you see her as a happy person for most of the times, that means she is an independent girl who is feeling content within and she is not afraid to radiate her love to someone else. A girl who is happy is a girl who is ready to give and receive love. So if you see her being sad for as long as you know her, maybe you need to reconsider.
This might sound odd but a girl who loves herself is a girl that is definitely a girlfriend material. Someone who loves herself is content with who she is and she can feel that way without bringing down some other people. These kind of girls find happiness within herself. She is emotionally stable. But you still have to determine the fine line between self love and arrogance.
A girl who is arrogant will try to take down someone else in an attempt to make herself seems higher. When you date these kinds of girls it will be filled with jealousy and sadness because she is an insecure girl who is filled with hatred.
Sometimes you know that you are really comfortable with silence when you can be comfortably quiet with someone. Find a girl that can stand being peacefully quiet with you just for the sake of chilling. A girl can detect the moment when you want to be quiet. And once she starts blabbering about something unimportant, that means she is not quite comfortable with you. This is a great and simple experiment to figure out if she is the perfect girlfriend.
Of course we all want to be in a relationship, but what is a relationship without honesty? You will know that you have a girl that is a possible girlfriend when she accepts you and your flaws. She is not surprised or overly angry when you made a mistake. She understands that you are a human, just like her. And she even likes you more because of your flaws!
A good sign that you have probably met the one is that you can completely be yourself around her. You don't think about being cool or suave. With her, you can be completely silly or quiet. A girl who is a girlfriend material will make you feel so comfortable in your own skin. This is because she have showed you that she will love you no matter what. There is no comfort greater than being accepted for who you are.
She is not a girlfriend material if she leaves as soon as you start crying or expressing a problem. In a relationship, of course we want it to be perfect and always joyful. But being emotional should also be accpeted. A girl who can't handle you at your first clearly don't deserve your best. Ditch the girl who ditch you when you are at your lowest. Meanwhile, that's the signs she is a girlfriend material for you.
You've had a life before her and a girl who is not suited for a girlfriend will barge in and try to change everything she can see. She is very judgmental and tiring. But a girlfriend material will accept and respect every aspect of your life. She understands that this is what makes you yourself. And because she loves every aspect of you already, she would not want to change anything.
You can see the relationship you might have with her by looking at how she treats others who she have no romantic interest in. What you should look for is a girl who is selfless and also compassionate to other people. They are not afraid to help other people in need and try to make her surroundings better and happier. If she have that much amount of love towards everyone else, there is no doubt that she will love you more as a boyfriend.
A relationship shouldn't just be about making each other happy or being there for one another. It should also be about growth. You know you are with a future girlfriend if you see yourself changing to a better person when you are with her. She is not afraid to help you in growing and also making subtle critiques that can help you make yourself better.
Loyalty and trust is the major part of every relationship. One of the sign she is not girlfriend material is when you see her cheating or flirting with other guys when you two are in a relationship. This means that you are only a game and that she is not capable of a real relationship. Leave her if she does not have eyes for only you.
Both couple should give and receive love in a relationship. Your dream girlfriend should be able to give love. She must be able to know the basis of every relationship which is trust, communication and understanding. And she must be good at receiving love to. Which means that she will not shy away or be mean every time you act on your love for her.
The past is in the past. When the past is resurfacing in the future it might destroy some things. A girl who should surely be your girlfriend is a girl that is not stuck on her exes or past love stories anymore. A girl who is still stuck means that she is not actually in love with you. You are merely a runaway. Do not hurt yourself by hanging your hopes to someone who can't even be present enough to start loving you. Ditch them right now.
Independence might sound like a bad idea in a relationship, but it is actually vital. A girl who is great for a relationship with you is someone who can take care of herself. She is not too clingy with you and she have her own life. She also knows what is best for her own life. These kinds of positivity will make you learn more and maybe shape a better you.
In the end, a girlfriend material is someone you are comfortable with and they are comfortable with you too. So if you hear her talking about the future, listen close. Try to find out if she is talking about you in it. If not, then probably she won't waste time by having a relationship with you either.
Well, there are many signs she is a girlfriend material, may you catch one of them on her.
Those are the few signs you can pickup to check if she is girlfriend material and a bonus qualities that you can strive for if you want to be a boyfriend material. At the end of the day, a relationship is a great one if you both love each other. So strengthen the love and carry on!


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C1 by CLG
4210 Del Rey Avenue, Del Rey, CA 90292
This community naturally blends the industrial, residential, and cultural aspects of the area. C1 features 10-12 foot ceilings, exposed ducts, and polished concrete floors in one of the Westsides most trans-formative neighborhoods. Amenities include a courtyard deck with fire pits and grilling station, rooftop with dipping pool, community lounge, and fitness center. Located in the trendy Marina Del Rey Arts District, youre literally a tip-toe away from local shopping, theaters, Equinox gym, and fine dining. Proximity to the ocean is less than 10 minutes away, this is your community, welcome home!
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4971 S Centinela Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Make your home in Playa Vista with Common and discover the best of L.A. living with convenience, savings, and community baked in. Save 20% on a nearby studio apartment when you move into Common Centinela. Your rent includes a private bedroom in a fully-furnished shared suite, household essentials, WiFi, utilities, awesome amenities, and more. Common Centinela was designed with comfort and convenience at its forefront. Alongside the ease of all-inclusive co-living, your new home offers plenty of opportunities to unwind solo or find community. Each suite offers its own private, furnished balcony alongside beautiful shared living spaces with a cozy couch, dining area, and television. Enjoy morning yoga or sunset dinners on the building's rooftop deck, host a game night in the building's rec room, or take a break from the busy work day in the building's courtyard. With so much space beyond your apartment, Common Centinela is also the ideal home for remote workers. Outside your door, you'll find the best city living has to offer, from the essentials that make life easier — including Whole Foods, CVS, and Blue Bottle Coffee Roasters — to the independent shops and restaurants that make a neighborhood feel like home. Explore the shops at Runway Playa Vista, grab a delicious breakfast at Hash Restaurant, or enjoy a locally brewed beer at Gulp Restaurant & Brew Co. Our home in Playa Vista features: - In-unit washer and dryer - Fully furnished community space and roof deck - Keyless access and tech-enabled spaces - Custom European wide plank white oak hardwood floors - Custom floor to ceiling cabinets and build-in closets - Weekly cleaning of all shared spaces included - Parking available - Bike storage - Free, exclusive Common member events throughout the city - Free wifi - ALL utilities included in the rent, including heat, hot water, gas, and electric - Flexible lease terms - Private, furnished bedroom - Fully furnished shared spaces - Weekly cleaning of all shared spaces included - High- end stainless steel kitchen appliances (Pots, pans, utensils, etc.) - Stocked household essentials (Laundry detergent, toilet paper, etc.) Easily explore Los Angeles Common Centinela is conveniently located a short drive away from the neighborhood's growing tech sector — including the offices of Google, Hulu, Twitter, and iMax — Loyola Marymount University, and LAX. Even if you don't work close to home, you're still only minutes away from some of the city's most popular weekend destinations and after-work hangs. Take in the sun and sea in Marina del Rey, where you can sip cocktails at an oceanfront happy hour or rent everything from kayaks to sailboats. Beautiful Venice, a neighborhood known for local boutiques, meandering canals, and tourist attractions like the boardwalk and Abbot Kinney, is also nearby. Across the street you'll find the Ballona Creek Bike Path. The 8-mile stretch extends through the cities of Los Angeles and Culver City, passing by the Baldwin Hills and the Ballona Wetlands, and, at its terminus at Playa del Rey, connects to the beach bike path. Common Centinela is in partnership with Category Company.
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This is a Bachelor unit with no kitchen. Lower unit. Walking distance to shopping, restaurants and Metro Expo line. Available Jan 15 2022. Bachelor apartment (no kitchen) in 10-Unit apartment garden-style building. Lower corner unit located in Palms, close to 10 freeway access and Palms Station Metro stop. Walking distance to shopping, restaurants and Metro Expo line. Near Culver City shopping and dining areas, Target and Westfield Mall. Includes outdoor carport parking, wall air conditioner unit and heater. Utilities also included. Rent $1300, Security $1300. Video walkthrough here: https://youtu.be/yru0j6_XXAU
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1843 Cherokee Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90028
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Stunning Hollywood historic building located in the heart of Hollywood CA, just steps from Legendary Hollywood Blvd, Shops and the Hollywood Bowl. Youll enjoy coming home to a Lush Garden landscape and classic architecture. Our varying floor plans offer a chic and classic touch of modern style. Our community offers on-site laundry, on-site manager, secured building and parking available at an addition fee. Various available floor plans.
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Note: All FURNISHED units utilities are paid by the property and all UNFURNISHED units utilities are paid by the renter. Concourse is a brand new resort-style community located in the Westchester area of Los Angeles, near OTIS, LMU and LAX! Our breezy, tree-lined community leases both furnished suites that include paid utilities (some are co-living suites and some are not) and unfurnished one + den and two-bedroom apartment homes. Unfurnished apartments are both cat and dog-friendly, however, furnished suites do not allow pets. All floorplans are ultra-modern with sleek features and residents love using the onsite amenities including a refreshing swimming pool, jacuzzis, state-of-the-art fitness center, cool co-working lounge with individual pods and any of the lushly landscaped courtyards with plush seating! DISCLAIMER: Square Footage is approximate. Pictures featured may not be of exact unit or furnishings. Advertised rent is based on a specific lease term and is inclusive of amortization of any move-in special. Pricing & availability are subject to change.
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4829 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036
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**COLIVING:Fully furnished all-inclusive housing in a shared suite. Utilities and extras included ** Get more for your rent at Common Beverly with coliving: a private bedroom in a fully-furnished shared suite, WiFi, utilities, household essentials (from pots and pans to toilet paper), free laundry, community events and so much more — all for 20% less than a nearby studio. At our home in Hancock Park, you'll get: • Private, furnished bedroom • Fully furnished shared spaces • Custom European wide plank white oak hardwood floors • Custom floor to ceiling cabinets and build-in closets • On-site washer and dryer • High- end stainless steel kitchen appliances (Pots, pans, utensils, etc.) • Stocked household essentials (Laundry detergent, toilet paper, etc.) • Free wifi • ALL utilities included in the rent, including heat, hot water, gas, and electric • Keyless access and tech-enabled spaces • Weekly cleaning of all shared spaces included • Flexible lease terms (3 months+) • Access to Common Connect. Connect is your central hub for all things community related, including member events. You'll also gain access to exclusive perks in the form of deals from local and national brands. The best of L.A. right outside your door Common Beverly is located on Beverly Boulevard in the heart of Hancock Park, only a 2-minute drive or 10-minute walk from Western Ave, the main strip on the edge of Korea Town. Start your morning with a cup of coffee from Tom n Toms, or refresh with a cup of tea at plant-filled Balcony Coffee and Tea. Head the opposite direction outside your door to arrive at Larchmont Boulevard, where you'll find L.A. favorites like Salt + Straw Icecream and Cafe Gratitude. Enjoy a day exploring or a movie night at Hollywood Forever Cemetery to your north, or embrace your inner tourist at Paramount Studios. Whatever you love about Los Angeles, you'll find it only minutes away from your new home at Common Beverly. Along with easy access to the city's bus system at Beverly and Van Ness, Common Beverly also offers parking spots on a first-come, first-serve basis. Common Beverly is in partnership with Category Company.
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How expensive is it to rent a studio apartment in Santa Monica?
The average rent for a studio apartment in Santa Monica is $2,964 per month.
How much is rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Santa Monica?
One-bedroom apartment rentals in Santa Monica rent for $3,942 per month.
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The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Santa Monica is $5,224 per month.
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Home to 90,000 residents & renowned for its laid-back beachy atmosphere.
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What to keep in mind when looking for apartments under $1,400 in Santa Monica, CA
Finding a deal on affordable apartments under $1,400 in Santa Monica is worth the extra effort. Come ready to pounce on the best deals. Call the property management in advance to ask what paperwork they need and come prepared. Bank statements, pay stubs, identification, and letters of recommendation from an employer or landlord are usually standard. It's better to come to an apartment tour over-prepared and ready to sign.
You probably won't find affordable apartments under $1,400 in Santa Monica in the heart of the action, but you can still land in a neighborhood you love. Look for locations on the outskirts of your dream location or reconsider how much space you really need. A studio apartment may offer plenty of space in your ideal neighborhood at a cheaper price point.
Some property managers will also know about apartments under $1,400 in other buildings they manage, or through word-of-mouth from industry contacts. Ask about any leads if you can't find the space you need. Touring the first floor for affordable apartments that need some updating can also yield a great deal.