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Kenorland Minerals Reports Remaining Assay Results from Regnault 2021 Winter Drill Program
Vancouver, British Columbia, June 29, 2021 – Kenorland Minerals Ltd. (TSXV:KLD)(FSE:3WQ0) ("Kenorland" or "the Company") is pleased to announce final drill results from the 8,591m diamond drill program, completed in early May, at the Regnault gold discovery within the Frotet Project ("the Project"), located in northern Quebec and held under joint venture (the "Joint Venture") with Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada Ltd ("SMMCL").
Remaining assays have been received and compiled from the final 15 of 30 diamond drill holes, including 5,104 meters, completed during the program. Seven of these holes were targeting the 'R2' structure, of which six encountered significant gold mineralization. The R2 structure is located over 500m to the south of, and oriented sub-parallel to, the R1 structure, on which results were reported on May 26, 2021 and included a highlight of 5.72m over 90.56 g/t Au. The remaining eight drill holes, testing regional targets to the south, and outside of, the of the Regnault discovery area footprint, did not encounter any significant mineralization.
Figure 1. Table of Results
Zach Flood, CEO of Kenorland Minerals, states, "We're thrilled to announce the remaining results from the winter drill program at Regnault. This concludes another successful exploration campaign at the Frotet Project, which we are advancing with our joint venture partner, Sumitomo Metal Mining. These results demonstrate an additional continuous structure of high-grade gold mineralization, over 500m to the south of R1, highlighting the potential for additional parallel mineralized structures within the area. We're very excited to begin drilling again in mid-July with a planned program consisting of up to 20,000m of drilling at Regnault, along with a significant amount of follow-up exploration on other regional targets within the Frotet Project."
Figure 2. Plan Map of Reported Drilling
Discussion of Results
The developing R2 mineralized corridor is characterized by high grade quartz-carbonate-pyrite veins, which were originally intercepted during the maiden diamond drill program at Regnault in 2020 (Press Release dated July 29, 2020, 20RDD002: 3.75m @ 16.06 g/t Au, and 20RDD015: 4.93m @ 9.59g/t Au). Vein hosted mineralization is associated with an east-northeast trending, moderately south dipping contact between the Regnault intrusive complex (south) and volcaniclastics (north). Gold bearing veins identified to date within eastern portions of the R2 corridor are defined as shear hosted, laminated quartz-carbonate-pyrite veins hosted within volcanics in proximity to the intrusive contact, and within monzodioritic intrusive rocks. Along the western portion of the R2 trend, multiple stacked quartz-pyrite veins are extensional in nature with attitudes perpendicular to the intrusive-volcaniclastic contact.
Continued exploration at Regnault since early 2020 has indicated a robust gold system hosting high-grade mineralization along multiple structures within a growing footprint. The company's understanding of the system, namely the orientation of mineralized structures has developed significantly throughout this latest round of drilling. The R1 and R2 structures both strike in a general east-west direction. Step-outs from this program have delineated an approximate strike of 550 meters along the R1 structure, and 800m along the R2 structure, both of which remain open to the east, west, and down dip. While R1 and R2 trend in a general east-west direction, they occur within a general two kilometer north-northeast trend where significant gold has been intersected in drilling. This highlights the potential for additional parallel mineralized structures between, and to the north and south of both R1 and R2.
Summer 2021 Exploration Plans
The next phase of exploration begins in mid-July, where the Joint Venture is planning up to 20,000m of additional drilling at Regnault as well as further regional exploration within the Frotet Project. The upcoming drill program will primarily focus on infill and step-outs along the R1 structure. A significant number of meters will also be allocated towards continued testing along the R2 structure and follow-up on additional zones of mineralization encountered throughout the Regnault trend. Since the initial discovery in 2020, the Company has completed 16,413 meters of drilling at Regnault.
Figure 3. Drill Collar Table
QA/QC and Core Sampling Protocols
All drill core samples were collected under the supervision of Kenorland employees. Drill core was transported from the drill platform to the logging facility where it was logged, photographed, and split by diamond saw prior to being sampled. Samples were then bagged, and blanks and certified reference materials were inserted at regular intervals. Groups of samples were placed in large bags, sealed with numbered tags in order to maintain a chain-of-custody, and transported from Chibougamau to BV laboratory in Timmins, Ontario.
Sample preparation and analytical work for this drill program was carried out by Bureau Veritas Commodities, Timmins, Ontario. Samples were prepared for analysis according to BV method PRP70-250: individual samples were crushed to 2mm and a 250g split was pulverized for analysis and then assayed for Gold. Gold in samples was analyzed by fire assay with AAS finish and over-limits re-analyzed gravimetrically. In zones with macroscopic gold the samples were first screened, and the fine fraction was fire assayed with AAS finish. Multi-element geochemical analysis (45 elements) was performed on all samples using BV method MA200 where a 0.25g split is heated in HNO3, HClO4, and HF to fuming and taken to dryness. The residue is dissolved in HCl and analysed by a combination of ICP-ES/MS. All results passed the QAQC screening at the lab, all company inserted standards and blanks returned results that were within acceptable limits.
Mr. Jan Wozniewski, B. Sc., P. Geo., OGQ (#2239) is the "Qualified Person" under National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information in this press release.
About the Frotet Project
The Frotet Project was first identified by Kenorland in 2017 after completing a regional prospectivity study over the Abitibi and Frotet-Evans Greenstone Belts of Quebec. The initial 55,921 ha property was acquired through map staking in March, 2017 and optioned to Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada Ltd. ("SMMCL"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. in April, 2018. Two years of property-wide systematic till sampling led to a maiden drill program in 2020 which resulted in a significant grassroots discovery at the prospect now named Regnault. The project is currently under Joint Venture agreement between SMMCL and Kenorland Minerals Ltd., with interests being held at 80% and 20% respectively. Under the Joint Venture, exploration is funded pro-rata. Any party which does not contribute and is diluted below a 10% interest, converts its interest to an 2% uncapped net smelter royalty.
Figure 4. Map of Frotet Project showing Regional Till Sampling Geochemical Results
About Kenorland Minerals
Kenorland Minerals Ltd. (TSX.V KLD) is a mineral exploration Company incorporated under the laws of the Province of British Columbia and based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Kenorland's focus is early to advanced stage exploration in North America. The Company currently holds three projects in Quebec where work is being completed under joint venture and earn-in agreement from third parties. The Frotet Project is held under joint venture with Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada Ltd. (SMMCL), the Chicobi Project is optioned to SMMCL, and the Chebistuan Project is optioned to Newmont Corporation. The Company also owns 100% of the advanced stage Tanacross porphyry Cu-Au project as well as an option to earn up to 70% from Newmont Corporation on the Healy Project, both located in Alaska, USA.
Further information can be found on the Company's website www.kenorlandminerals.com
Kenorland Minerals Ltd.
Zach Flood
zach@kenorlandminerals.com
Francis MacDonald
Executive Vice President, Exploration
francis@kenorlandminerals.com
Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward Looking Statements
This news release contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (together, "forward-looking statements") within the meaning of applicable securities laws. All statements, other than statements of historical facts, are forward-looking statements. Generally, forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of terminology such as "plans", "expects', "estimates", "intends", "anticipates", "believes" or variations of such words, or statements that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might", "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved". Forward looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and other factors disclosed under the heading "Risk Factors" and elsewhere in the Company's filings with Canadian securities regulators, that could cause actual results, performance, prospects and opportunities to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Although the Company believes that the assumptions and factors used in preparing these forward-looking statements are reasonable based upon the information currently available to management as of the date hereof, actual results and developments may differ materially from those contemplated by these statements. Readers are therefore cautioned not to place undue reliance on these statements, which only apply as of the date of this news release, and no assurance can be given that such events will occur in the disclosed times frames or at all. Except where required by applicable law, the Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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Does Boise Need To Invest In More Public Transit Options?
There are many things about the Treasure Valley, and specifically Boise, that are pretty hard to improve upon. Public transportation though, for many, leaves much to be desired.
When I moved here over two years ago, I was surprised to find the options for public transportation were very limited. I lived in Meridian, and as I was trying to get back and forth to the airport and home after my car broke down, there wasn't a great bus option from Boise to my house 12 miles away.
Yes, there were taxis, and we're definitely bike friendly, but the more I looked into things, the more it was clear that especially our bus system was relatively limited.
I saw an article today from KTVB Newschannel 7 that outlined some of the concepts the City of Boise has been considering for about a decade. The include the idea of a system to move people around downtown, either by trolley or bus.
They call it a circulator and they have developed a route. Details beyond that are still being determined. The service would run every 5-10 minutes and provide rides to help move people throughout the downtown area.
Public comment is the next step in the process, so if you have an opinion or would like to find out more, the open house will be held Tuesday at City Hall between 11am and 7pm.
You can see more about this from KTVB Newschannel 7, HERE.


This fall the continuous improvement team within the Ministry of Justice and Pine Grove Correctional Centre in Prince Albert partnered with 3sHealth to significantly improve how the facility orders and manages its supplies.
Before the week-long kaizen event, which took place September 28 to October 2, the facility did not have a clear and documented process to order supplies or check orders for accuracy. Many supplies were kept in quantities that far exceeded what was actually needed at the facility; other products used more frequently were often not in stock and available for nurses to use when administering care.
As well, the supplies that were kept on site were located in a basement storage room that was hard to get to and move around in. The room was also poorly organized, which made it hard to find the right product the nurse was looking for. The basement storage room is far away from the point of care, which meant nurses had to travel unnecessarily to retrieve supplies.
Eliminated five health and safety hazards, which included (1) expired items on the shelf; (2) broken insulation above sterile medical supplies; (3) unused medical equipment leaning against a wall; (4) heavy medical supplies being stored on top shelves; and (5) supplies stored in a room with potential for flooding.
Having a healthcare organization and a correction facility team up to make these sorts of improvements is unprecedented and proved to be a highly successful experience. The improvements that were made will enhance both patient care and make the provider experience much safer going forward.


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Tyrec serves as Program Associate at NCCEP, where he supports the organization's program efforts to provide training and guidance to the GEAR UP community. Additionally, Tyrec serves as the principal staff member in the management of the Youth Leadership Summit.
Tyrec previously served as Legislative Affairs Assistant at the Education Trust, where he advanced the organization's goal of closing gaps in opportunity and achievement through his work tracking and analyzing federal policy and managing a newsletter to Capitol Hill staffers and Administration officials. Prior to joining Ed Trust, he served as Program Assistant at Charter Board Partners, where he managed logistics for board trainings and networking events, data analyses, and board assessments, to foster the organization's mission to help charter school board members govern in ways that drive school success.
Tyrec serves as a board member and tutor at Horton's Kids, a nonprofit organization that provides academic, health, and enrichment services to Ward 8 children in Washington, D.C.'s Anacostia neighborhood.
Tyrec spent his undergraduate summers interning at the White House and on Capitol Hill. Tyrec holds a bachelor's degree in Government from the University of Virginia.


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Young Senegalese author wins first prize for French literature • FRANCE 24 English – Oakland News Now
Young Senegalese writer Mohamed Mbougar Sarr wins first prize for French literature
University community mourns the death of French literature professor Allan Pasco
Listening: Thibault Cauvin | French music
French stream: films, TV series, documentaries and cartoons await you on France Channel
Banijay France acquires French music entertainment company DMLS TV
French music group Believe stumbles in the market
"Not just the white man anymore. Can French literature make room for new voices?
French music duo Daft Punk announce their split TheJournal.ie
By Jesse M. Clark on February 22, 2021 French music
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FRENCH ELECTRONIC MUSIC duo Daft Punk has announced that they are no longer.
In an eight-minute video posted online titled "Epilogue," the group's two robotic characters from the group's 2006 film Electroma are featured and one of them explodes.
The screen then displays: "1993-2021".
A spokesperson for the duo confirmed the split into Pitchfork music output.
Daft Punk consisted of Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter and started music together in Paris in 1992 in a rock band called Darlin '.
A British music magazine called their work "silly thrash punk" and it became the name of their electronic music partnership formed the following year.
Da Funk became their first hit in 1995 and two years later saw them donning motorcycle helmets in the Around the World video.
Headphones have become a signature for the band and they have created an enigmatic aura built up by their relatively rare releases and live performances.
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Daft Punk went on to release four studio albums along with various other collaborations, becoming one of the most influential musical groups of the past 30 years.
Their live performances in the mid-2000s became legendary and their 2007 live album Alive won them their first Grammy Award.
The peak of their success came after the release of Random Access Memories in 2013, which itself won four Grammys, including the Record of the Year award for Get Lucky.
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New Zealand Rugby confirms two-year deal with Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
Feb 6 • General News, International, National, New Zealand, Super Rugby, Super Rugby News • 596 Views • No Comments on New Zealand Rugby confirms two-year deal with Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
New Zealand Rugby and the Blues have confirmed Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has signed a two-year contract that will also see him link with Auckland through to the end of 2023.
The announcement comes a decade after Tuivasa-Sheck last played rugby union, a sport the 27-year-old confirmed he had always intended to play again following his illustrious rugby league career.
"It has been a dream of mine for a long time to one day play rugby union again, to get this opportunity with New Zealand Rugby, the Blues and Auckland is exciting. The timing feels right to do this now. That said, I have a big year ahead of me and will turn my attention to this opportunity later in the year."
Tuivasa-Sheck has become one of the biggest names in rugby league since embarking on a professional sports career in 2012, one year after playing for the New Zealand Secondary Schools rugby team alongside current All Blacks Patrick Tuipulotu, Ardie Savea, and Ngani Laumape.
The Samoan-born Aucklander joined the New Zealand Warriors in 2016 and will play out his final season with the club in 2021. His success in rugby league has included being judged as the best player in the National Rugby League (NRL) when he was awarded the Dally-M Medal in 2018.
He will link up with Auckland later in the year and kick off his Sky Super Rugby career with the Blues in 2022.
New Zealand Rugby General Manager of Professional Rugby and Performance Chris Lendrum said Tuivasa-Sheck's return to rugby is a major coup and would be welcomed by players and fans alike.
"It's hugely exciting for everyone in rugby to have Roger back playing rugby union. He is a highly talented athlete who has achieved a huge amount in rugby league, but, equally, has proven himself as a leader on and off the field and an outstanding role model.
"Roger has some goals he wants to achieve in rugby, and we are thrilled to be able to give him the opportunity to chase those goals."
Tuivasa-Sheck spent his formative rugby years playing for the Otahuhu College 1st XV and went on to play for the Blues development squad as a teenager, so is a natural fit for his home Super Rugby club and Provincial Union.
Blues Chief Executive Andrew Hore said:
"The Blues are thrilled to have Roger wearing our colours from next year.
His roots were in rugby and we know he will be an exceptional player.
More importantly he is an outstanding leader who will embrace the links we are creating in the wider community. Roger will be a superb contributor to our club, and we hope his fans will follow him to Eden Park next season."
Auckland Rugby Chief Executive Jarrod Bear said:
"This is an exciting opportunity for Roger, and Auckland Rugby's role, as it is with all our players, is to provide the best support and pathway for Roger to achieve his aspirations."
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Mauna Kea Resort Villa is a beautiful three-bedroom vacation home located in the heart of Mauna Kea on The Big Island. This luxurious vacation rental boasts stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, the surrounding golf course, and sunset views.
Three lovely bedrooms can accommodate up to six guests at this private vacation villa. The master bedroom and second guest suite both feature king-size beds and an en-suite bathroom with shower. These bedrooms offer a partial ocean view with access to the patio and boast a beautiful outdoor shower, which is the perfect way to experience true island style living. The third guest suite features two twin beds and an en-suite bathroom with shower. All suites feature a flat-screen TV and ceiling fan to keep you cool on warm Hawaiian nights.
During your stay at Mauna Kea Resort Villa you will have everything you need to feel at home. Guests will love the private hot tub and pool on the outdoor lanai, which features multiple seating areas and poolside chaise lounge chairs. Surrounded by lush landscaping and ocean views, you will want to spend all day soaking up the sun as you sip Mai Tai's by the pool! Featuring a large seating area and flat-screen TV, the living room is the perfect place to relax and spend quality time with the family during the evening.
Nearby attractions include Mauna Kea Beach, which is great for relaxing Oceanside and walking along the beach. Mauna Kea Resort offers a golf course, tennis court, shopping and restaurants. Mauna Kea Summit is only a 45-minute drive and has one of the most gorgeous trails and sightseeing on The Big Island!
The ocean and golf course views at this villa create the ultimate Big Island of Hawaii experience!
My family has stayed at two different condos here on three trips to the Big Island and we've been very happy all three times. The condos are spacious, clean, well-furnished, and have quick access to... Mauna Kea beach, Hapuna Beach, and the resort hotels. We always enjoy having dinner out on the lanai, playing games in the living room, and just relaxing in a comfortable environment.
Tip, take a look at the photos on the Mauna Kea Resort website for more!
The unit is accessed by turning down the Hapuna Beach Prince access road, going through a guard shack, turning immediately left and upon arriving at Wai'ula'ula punching in a code which opens an... electronic gate to enter the Wai'ula'ula group of condos and homes. So, a gate within a gate, very secure.
The condo has 3 bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, the third bedroom has a large bathroom just down the hall but you have to go through the hall to get there. The two bedrooms with attached baths are quite large. The third bedroom is a bit smaller but still large enough to be comfortable. Each bedroom has its own television and lots of closet space. The third bedroom faces the driveway and the other two face the front of the condo with great ocean and golf course views. All bedrooms have comfortable sized beds. There is a fourth television in the living room.
The entrance opens into the kitchen/living room and the entrance and kitchen is tile and the rest of the condo, except for the bathrooms, is carpeted. The lanai is tiled as well. Ceilings look to be about 10 ft. and the doors look to be about 9 ft. All the woodwork is dark, the doors are dark and very heavy, and it all has an expensive, classic feel.
The lanai overlooks what I believe is the Hapuna Golf Course, with a 180+ degree view of the ocean. We sat there in the morning drinking Kona coffee and watched whales, cargo ships and what I assume were pleasure boats move about on the ocean and greens keepers attending to the golf course. In the evening the view is the lights of Kawaihae, a small port village about 3 miles north of Hapuna Beach.
We did buy the Hapuna Beach Prince and Mauna Kea package for access to the both hotel's amenities. We visited Hapuna three times and Mauna Kea just once. It was nice to have the access available, whether it was worth the $400.00 (for 6 adults) we paid is another question, if you go to those resorts and hang out there every day all day it may well be worth it.
We really enjoyed our stay at Wai'ula'ula, bottom line, the condo was awesome, we would stay there again in a heartbeat!


Depending on the mood of the peloton, sometimes races can be extremely negative. What I mean by "negative" is that every time someone attacks and attempts to create a break-away it gets chased it down. Sometimes this can be a very intentional team strategy for those who want the race to come down to a field sprint. Or it can also be a result of too many people in the peloton being nervous and excited where every time a rider goes up the road, someone tries to go with him and ends up dragging the whole pack up to that rider. If you have some nasty crosswinds at your disposal, there is one way to split up the group so that you can get rid of those riders just sitting on. Throw it in the gutter!
When the direction of the race turns into the crosswinds it's time to ramp up the pace with a few other willing riders. It can start off with four or five of you rolling some hard and steady turns up at the front of the pack. No need to "attack" or make any aggressive moves – all that's needed is a few of you sharing the work-load riding a hard and steady pace in an echelon . At first you should only use about half of the lane available to you so that too many people cannot get into that echelon . If you look back after a couple of minutes you'll see the rest of the peloton strung out single file all the way to the back. You'll be working hard in that echelon up front, but I guarantee you that the riders behind riding single-file in "the gutter " are riding much much harder trying to hold that wheel in-front. Sooner or later someone in the gutter will drop a wheel and a split in the field will occur. Keep riding hard in your echelon until a nice gap in the field is established. Very rarely will the bunch who have been dropped get organized enough for a successful chase to happen. Now, instead of 100 riders to contend with at the finish line, you only have a small group.
Tip: Where the course changes directions (i.e. a corner in the road) is when the race will head into the crosswinds. That may sound obvious, but pay close attention to the wind direction and where to course will turn. If you're too far back in the peloton when the group decides to " put it in the gutter " you'll never get up to the front to be a part of it. You'll be one of the poor riders holding on for dear life!


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Dark Knight to donate some proceeds to Colorado victims
by Jaclyn Brandt
Jul 23, 2012 at 11:20 pm EDT
After Friday's tragedy, the studio that released The Dark Knight Rises seems to be doing all they can to help the victims.
Warner Bros. Studios announced it will make a "substantial" donation to a fund that will support victims of the Colorado shooting during the film The Dark Knight Rises Friday morning.
"The Hollywood Reporter quoted sources as saying the studio's donation to Colorado's Community First Foundation would be 'substantial,' though they would not name a specific amount," said ABC News. "Both the studio and the Colorado governor's office confirmed the report to ABC News."
12 people were killed in the shooting with 58 injured. Some victims were injured critically and many are still in the hospital.
A man walked into the theater at midnight Friday morning and began shooting. He was later caught, and appeared in court for the first time Monday morning. The prosecutor's office is currently deciding whether it will be a death penalty case.
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper's office said that the amount of the donation will be revealed Tuesday morning.
Warner Bros. announced over the weekend they would not be releasing box office numbers until Monday morning.
"Out of respect for the victims and their families, Warner Bros. Pictures will not be reporting box office numbers for The Dark Knight Rises throughout the weekend," the studio said in a statement to ABC News.
However, somehow the numbers were leaked to media and were reported anyways. Many other studios joined in the withholding of numbers in solidarity with the victims and studio. Despite the shooting, the film came in at number one, with a gross of around $162 million.
Bloomberg News reports that some advertisement for The Dark Knight Rises have been pulled because of the tragedy. The preview for Ryan Gosling film Gangster Squad has been pulled from all The Dark Knight Rises showings.
No time has been given for the Tuesday morning announcement, but it sounds like it will be a joint statement from the governor's office and Warner Bros. Studios.
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The HVS Board of Education has announced its plan to send high school students back to in-person instruction for midterm exams.
Riley Coesens, Editor in Chief
After months spent virtually learning from home, students have slowly grown accustomed to the challenges that originally seemed unconquerable; nonetheless, the exhaustion of this academic alteration has made students' patience and endurance thin to a point of frustration and inquiry toward an already traditionally stressful event: midterms. From home, it can be difficult to find tranquility when sharing a workspace with family, as well as dealing with personal pressures and an immense lack of motivation. Senior Cayla Stec was inspired to take action on the issue on behalf of her peers, based on her own experiences with online school: "It got harder for me to focus on school when I had a lot of personal issues on my plate, which led me to start procrastinating. I talked to some of my friends about it and they had similar experiences," she said. "I decided that I wasn't sure how to best reduce my stress of school, but maybe I could during midterms, which is evidently one of the most stressful weeks of the school year." Even so, students have persevered through a tough semester, pushing themselves to accomplish what is necessary for academic achievement while recognizing that finals will pose more of a challenge than years prior. Recently announced by HVS Superintendent Dr. Paul Salah, high school students in the district are to attend in-person exams, returning to school on January 19th to begin the first 4-day week. Regardless of the decision, most students are uncertain of how they will perform on exams and are wary of the idea of being tested on material covered during such an unprecedented, harsh time.
Midterms have long represented a major component of assessing learning, and are worthwhile in showing academic retention. Since the pandemic, many students have struggled to feel as engaged in their studies, as their confidence in the pursuit of knowledge declines and emotional turmoil rises. This was a primary incentive to Stec's initiative: the process she took in representing the student body's distress involved a brief survey and a presentation for the HVS Board of Education to analyze. "I began my advertising process by contacting friends and classmates I knew would reply to me the quickest and I had them fill out the form and share it," Stec explained. "Then, I decided I needed a more efficient way to advertise, so I posted the links to my Instagram and Snapchat stories and asked students to DM me with any questions. I had over 10 of my friends post the links on their stories and I had over 40 people share links with HVS students in school clubs that they participate in." In less than two days, she received nearly 600 responses on her survey, using the data from responses regarding situational and academic anxiety present among high schoolers.
Stec was not alone in her insights; many of her peers had similar stressful experiences with virtual learning as they tackled one assignment after another without usual engagement; cheating has also been another concern for many. "This year has been really tough to be able to learn with all of the changes that have been made and I know that doing a [normal] midterm wouldn't be fair since many would try and get an unfair advantage," said Senior Caleb Holmes-McGahan, who helped spread the survey among classmates. "The process was very simple; Cayla did a great job making the petition and it was very easy to spread around. My peers feel very strongly about this and all want the same result that I do." Senior Makenna Bastionell, who has attended the HVVA this semester, felt obligated to participate in the cause as well, based on the common rationale that the traditional midterm experience would be inapplicable to current circumstances. "Whether it's personal, or worldwide, this year brought many uncertainties, challenges, and many other worries to us. Midterms just felt like another burden that was unnecessary," she stated. "I couldn't imagine what other students, staff members, and others are going through this year that had it much worse than I did, so I wanted to do my part and do what I could to change it this year."
It didn't take long for the idea to gain traction among the student body: "Once I got more than 60 submissions in less than the first 30 minutes, I knew the form was going to work. I just continued to advertise and hope for the best," Stec shared. "My main goal was to get 100 responses in two days, but I was completely blown away when I got that many in less than two hours." After emailing her results and an accompanying presentation about the issue to the board, she received a response the next day from President Tom Wiseman, complimenting her work and sharing it with the superintendent and assistant superintendent for review.
The HVS Board of Education had been debating the topic since Huron Valley turned to virtual learning in the spring, knowing that perspectives on assessment procedures were diverse. "The number of students that responded really stood out," said Assistant Superintendent John Tavernier. "It is evident that our HVS students are engaged in their own learning and are willing to share their insight to impact change. The leadership team used the survey results as a significant data point in considering the possible impact of midterm exams on reported grades and grade point averages." As a result, midterm exams this semester will only reflect essential standards of curriculum, reduced or revised in many classes, and will only be weighed at a maximum of 10% of the semester grade. Tavernier also explained that students who have not shown academic success in a course will receive a score of H for no credit, or an I for incomplete, as well as potential accommodations–no students will receive E's that would be detrimental to GPAs.
Ultimately, like many of the academic pursuits students have embarked upon so far this year, midterms will be an opportunity to demonstrate resilience and responsibility for one's learning. It is without a doubt that students will still be apprehensive about testing, but it is understood that the nontraditional situations all have faced leave room for flexibility. Tavernier, on behalf of the board, concluded by saying, "Students have a unique perspective, along with knowledge and experiences that can bring relevance and authenticity to school reform efforts. Cayla's presentation is an example of why it is important to collect and use data in the decision-making process. We value the student perspective and we will continue to listen to this very important voice."
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The House of Representatives has expressed concern over the indiscriminate manner with which frozen fish of questionable quality brought into this in country for consumption.
To that effect, it mandated its committees on Agricultural Production and Services and Water Resources to collaborate with the federal ministry of Agricultural, the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Customs Service and other stakeholders to develop a policy framework for the implementation of a phased ban on importation of fish and fish products so as to create an enabling environment for increased private sector investments in the fisheries sub-sector such that Nigeria can become self-sufficient in fish production within a period of four years.
Raji also noted that the fisheries sub-sector, which is a vital component of Nigeria's Agriculture and the national economy, accounting for about 4% of the country's Gross Domestic Product, has remained largely underdeveloped despite having the potential to provide cheap sources of protein, income employment and foreign exchange.
"Also aware that Nigeria has over the years, resorted to importation to meet the deficit of about 1.9 million metric tonnes in domestic fish supply at an estimated cost ofn$625 million in foreign exchange,'' he said.
The lawmaker who worried the escalating demand for foreign exchange for fish importation is not sustainable in the light of huge pressure on the country's foreign reserves and fluctuating earnings from crude oil, however acknowledged that with the abundant marine and inland fisheries resources comprising 923,768/km land area, 47,934 km continental shelf, 853 is of coastline, network of rivers, flood plain, natural and man-made lakes, Nigeria has all it takes to become self-sufficient in fish production and also become a major hub of fish exportation in the West African Sub region.
The committees are expected to report back to the House in Four weeks.


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Die PZL Bielsko SZD-29 Zefir 3 ist ein polnisches Hochleistungssegelflugzeug für die Offene Klasse. Konstruiert und gebaut wurde es im Szybowcowy Zakład Doświadczalny (.

Entwicklung
Die SZD-29 ist der Nachfolger der SZD-19 Zefir 2 von 1960, stellt aber eine Neukonstruktion mit vergrößerter Spannweite und veränderter Tragflügel- und Leitwerksform dar. Sie wurde von einer Gruppe unter der Leitung von Bogumił Szuba eigens für die in South Cerney stattfindende Segelflug-Weltmeisterschaft von 1965 entwickelt. Da der Termin dafür jedoch nicht gehalten werden konnte, ging die polnische Mannschaft schließlich mit der Foka 4 an den Start. 1964 wurde der erste Prototyp mit dem Kennzeichen SP–2465 fertiggestellt und anschließend statischen Tests unterzogen. Den Erstflug absolvierte Stanisław Szydlewski am 25. April 1965. Zwar kam die Zefir 3 für die Meisterschaften in England zu spät, doch konnte Jerzy Popiel mit ihr die im selben Jahr stattfindende polnische Meisterschaft überlegen für sich entscheiden. Insgesamt wurden nur zwei Exemplare gebaut.

Aufbau
Die SZD-29 ist ein freitragender Schulterdecker in Halbschalenbauweise mit Sperrholzbeplankung, spindelförmigem Rumpf und elliptischem bis kreisrundem Querschnitt. Der Bug  sowie die Rumpf-Flügel-Übergänge bestehen aus GFK. Das Flugzeug ist mit einem Bremsschirm ausgestattet. Der holmlose Tragflügel ist zweiteilig, trapezförmig und besitzt ein Laminar-Profil Er ist ebenfalls sperrholzbeplankt und zur Stabilisierung mit Polyester ausgeschäumt. Erstmals wurden bei einem Segelflugzeug Spreizklappen und Querruder über die gesamte Spannweite hin verwendet. Auf Ober- und Unterseite befinden sich Schempp-Hirth-Luftbremsen. Das freitragende Leitwerk besteht aus dem Pendel-Höhenruder und einem sehr hohen Seitenruder. Das gefederte Fahrwerk besteht aus dem starren Heck- und dem vollständig einziehbaren Hauptrad (Maße 300 × 135 mm).

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Drastic cuts across the board to address College's "dire fiscal emergency" in approved Multi-Year Budget and Enrollment Plan
November 19, 2020 November 23, 2020 The Guardsman	0 Comments	budget, Board of Supervisors, enrollment, accreditation, ACCJC, AFT2121, Dianna Gonzales, Tom Boegel, Rick Baum, Simon Hanson, Participatory Governance Council, Vick Van Chung, Rajen Vurdien, Annette Mullaney, Enrollment Management Committee, Jill Yee, Multi-Year Budget and Enrollment, Wynd Kaufman, Alison Datz, Malaika Finkelstein, Kathleen White, Daina Medvedor Koziot
By Annette Mullaney
Special to The Guardsman
Substantial cuts are on the horizon to address City College's "dire fiscal emergency" in the Multi-Year Budget and Enrollment (MYBE) Plan adopted unanimously by the Board of Supervisors Nov. 12 despite vocal opposition.
"City College is faced with an existential crisis," said Administrators Association Co-Chair Jill Yee at the board meeting. "We must set a sustainable course which reflects the realities of declining enrollment and decreasing revenues."
That declining enrollment, plus years of deficit spending, depleted reserves, and delayed state funding because of the pandemic have put the college in danger of becoming insolvent, threatening its accreditation. In September, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) placed City College under enhanced monitoring, requiring a response by early December.
In addition, the College faces a financial cliff in 2024-25, when it is projected to lose $8 million in state funding. Currently, City College receives State funding regardless of enrollment due to a "hold harmless" measure intended to help community colleges transition to the new formula based on enrollment and certain success measures.
The MYBE, which sets out revenue expectations and spending guidelines through 2024-25, will reduce spending on personnel across all categories. Part-time faculty will be particularly hard hit: using 2020-21 as a baseline, there will be a 27% decrease in spending from unrestricted funds in 2021-22, and 44.3% by 2024-25. Overall spending on faculty salaries will fall by 15% in 2021-22 and 23.9% by 2024-45. The plan also targets cutting at least 600 class sections in 2021-22, a decrease of 11%.
Many faculty opposed the cuts, saying the plan did not provide specifics or priorities guiding cuts. "Instead of actually figuring it out and coming up with an analysis and a plan, we just keep cutting," said Enrollment Management Committee Co-Chair Wynd Kaufman, adding "There's no analysis of where these cuts would be."
"Robust full classes are being cut with these sort of top-down slash and burn cuts," said English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher Alison Datz, one of many ESL teachers and students, as well as Ethnic Studies instructors, who spoke in opposition to the plan, believing that cuts to part-time faculty will affect their programs disproportionately. Vice-Chancellor of Academic Affairs Tom Boegel did confirm at a Nov. 5 Participatory Governance Council meeting that the majority of those 600 section reductions will come from cutting part-time instructors.
Illustration by Diana Medvedor Koziot/Special to The Guardsman
Many faculty pointed to what they called disproportionate cuts to faculty, particularly compared to administrators. "Isn't the purpose of a college to provide classes for students?" said Rick Baum, member of Higher Education Action Heat (HEAT) and part-time professor. "It's not the administrators who teach them."
Administrators and classified (i.e. service and support) staff spending will also be cut about 11% in 2021-22 and 17% by 2024-25, with 2020-21 as a baseline. However, 2020-21 budgets themselves reflect previous cuts to classes and faculty, including the elimination of 250 part-time faculty this summer, and the cut to 300 course sections last year.
Datz said the College has been in a "downward spiral" of cutting classes and concomitant enrollment declines, predicting these cuts would only exacerbate the decline.
City College's enrollment declined precipitously in the past decade, outpacing the general downward trend for community colleges in California and the Bay Area. While statewide enrollment declined 18.6% since 2008-09, City College's decreased by 34.6%. The pandemic hasn't helped; enrollment for Fall 2020 is down 18% from last year.
According to Academic Senate President Simon Hanson, part of this spiral is due to the "hold harmless" funding formula, which disconnected state revenues from enrollment. "There's no incentive to get more students," he said. "[Hold harmless] allowed for cutting. Before, we had to adjust."
The MYBE aims to stabilize enrollment despite cuts, though does not outline how. Chancellor Rajen Vurdien did say at the meeting that current classes have a fill rate of 70%, so even with cuts "there will be enough sections so that not a single one of the courses that we offer on a regular basis will be eliminated."
Many faculty were disappointed that previous goals to increase enrollment have been abandoned. "Do we imagine that enrollment can't increase?" said American Federation of Teachers 2121 President Malaika Finkelstein. "Maybe it's a hammer to hold over our heads as we go into contract negotiations."
"There's an assumption that these students are gone and that we can't attract new students… I think that's a false assumption" said Teacher Preparation Coordinator Kathleen White. "We're going to have to be positively innovative, self-reflective, set realistic goals, market to our community, and not make changes every year in the schedule and registration process."
"We had two years of overspending to try to grow enrollment and it didn't happen," said Senior Vice Chancellor of Administrative and Student Affairs Dianna Gonzales.
Student Trustee Vick Van Chung is still hopeful about growing enrollment. "How can we capitalize on the fact that we're in one of the wealthiest cities in the world?" she said. In lieu of budgetary support,"we're going to have to get creative. We're going to have to pull some serious grassroots organizing."
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Twitter's stream is at first glance just text and links and it has always seemed a rather bland and boring interface to experience and view the multi-media web that has evolved over the past few years.
Well, Twitter has just changed the game and its interface will start to look more like a Facebook page with photos and videos about to be presented in its stream with its new 2 pane design.
Over the next two weeks Twitter will roll out to its users its new multimedia interface which will make the Twitter experience much more engaging, inviting and addictive.
The user will not have to leave the Twitter browser to view a video from YouTube hidden within the link in the Tweet but will be displayed within Twitter in the right hand pane in the new design and functionality.
In a very similar manner to the Twitter iPad experience, Twitter users browse tweets in the typical timeline fashion, with links, photos, videos, profiles and other content opening up in new panes to the right of the timeline.
The implications for Bloggers when posting on Twitter now will be that they now will need to think more like a multimedia publisher and embed photos and videos within their posts to make it more inviting to viewers on Twitter.
The phrase "think like a publisher" has now become even more important for new age marketers as they are dragged further into this multimedia and ever fascinating digital world.
Twitter is about to become even more addictive!!
Do you like the new Twitter and how do you think it will affect your online publishing?


I have been with IQVIA for 10 years and working in the OMOP Factory for the past 3 years. During this time I have been involved in many areas including multiple OMOP ETL conversions, technical architecture (AWS & Hadoop), project management, and assisting technically in remote studies. I joined THEMIS Group 4 in March of 2018 and am a member of the Symposium Planning Committee. My next community effort is to bring the Hadoop working group back to life and share some of our accomplishments on this platform.


The owners Mr Anane and his anglo-argentine wife will make you feel at home at Dar Ali a charming hotel built in traditional style.
The open-plan reception, lounge and dining room is fully air-conditioned in the summer and centrally heated with the added attraction of a cosy open fireplace in the winter.
NB. we believe this Family Pension (official TNTO rating) is equivalent to a 4 star establishment in Tunisia.
The small and friendly hotel occupies a quiet residential position in the touristic zone of Djerba. Dar Ali is situated 100 metres from a beautiful private sandy beach and 10 km from Houmt Souk capital of Djerba.
Breakfast is continental style served in the dining room or by the pool.
Lunch is served � la carte by the pool.
Half board guests can take their dinner in the dining room.
All guests may dine in the El Besskri � la carte restaurant for dinner to savour traditional and international cuisine.
The Bar opens out onto a large terrace.
There is an outdoor swimming pool surrounded by a central patio where you can rest, sunbathe and eat. Tennis courts, a good choice of watersports for hire and horseriding are available nearby. A large boutique is also close by.
From £ per person for 7 nights based on 2 persons sharing a room on bed and breakfast basis.
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Q: R-Studio push and pull without username and password with GIT and 2 factor auth doesn't work? I am using R-Studio on Ubuntu 17.1.
How to make push and pull to/from GIT repository work without username and password if GIT is protected with 2 factor auth.
I have tried to put the public key to GIT but it still asks me for username password when I want to push/pull.
Please advise.

A: When syncing, make sure you are using the SSH URL (git@github.com: ...) provided by github, not the https url (https://github.com/ ....)


What I call the "Facebook phone number ad thing" has been in the news a lot. Facebook confirmed it uses your two-factor authentication phone number for advertising purposes. But let's cut through the clickbait headlines.
One of the many ways that ads get in front of your eyeballs on Facebook and Instagram is that the social networking giant lets an advertiser upload a list of phone numbers or email addresses it has on file; it will then put an ad in front of accounts associated with that contact information.
Facebook is not handing out your phone number to advertisers. What is happening is if an advertiser already has a phone number, they can go to Facebook and say: "Please show an ad to the profile with this phone number." The only difference now is that Facebook uses your two-factor authentication number for this, even if you haven't put your phone number in your profile elsewhere. Still sh*tty though.


With all of the controversy around genetically modified (GM) foods, it may seem impossible to think that the debate could get more intense, but it did recently when a genetically modified 'pharmaceutical' rice was approved for commercial use. The rice has human genes and has been modified in such a way that it produces human proteins, which are extracted to then produce anti-diarrhoeal medication.
This is the first time that a crop has been commercially produced to contain human genes. Many people are afraid that such substances could end up contaminating other foods as well, meaning that they will unknowingly infiltrate the food supply.
The rice produces human proteins – that are part of the human immune system – in its seeds. Proteins are removed and used as anti-diarrhoeal medication. Alternately, they could be included in traditionally healthier foods such as yoghurt or granola. The goal is to improve the health of children who suffer from diarrhoea by relieving their symptoms much more quickly and effectively.
The company has stated that many protective systems will be in place to ensure that modified plants and their modified seeds are contained and prevented from contaminating nearby fields. However, previous studies with GM seeds have shown that contamination is virtually inevitable. With the issue of a pharmaceutical rice, these proteins could end up in a number of other foods – all unknown to those who consume the foods.
But, what would the dangers actually be? Apparently, the proteins aren't dangerous to most people but a concern is that how much each person would consume will vary, which means there could be a problem at a higher dose. Also, a person could be allergic to the proteins.
The company has engineered three kinds of rice. Every type has a different human gene, thus producing one of three human protein types. The first two are lactoferrin and lysozyme, both of which are known to fight bacteria and they are present in breast milk and saliva.
Preliminary evidence has shown that if children who suffer from severe diarrhoea were given salt-rich fluids mixed with the proteins, they recovered one and a half days quicker than children who received salt-rich fluids alone. With two million children killed by severe diarrhoea each year in developing nations, diarrhoea is not the harmless problem it usually is when found in westernised countries – where kids suffer from the odd bout of the illness.
While there do seem to be some important benefits of using GM foods as a way to provide a therapeutic, medical treatment for an illness such as diarrhoea, there are clearly concerns as well. Even though the company producing the GM rice has stated that there will be preventative systems in place to reduce the likelihood of contamination of nearby fields, previous research on the issue contrasts with the statement.
A number of studies have been done on the issue of contamination. There are suggestions that by keeping other fields outside of a specified distance from the fields where GM crops are grown, contamination will be prevented. However, the approach is not a very accurate, scientific one and has shown a high failure rate as well.
For now, it would seem that a great deal more research needs to be performed before the use of drugs and therapeutic medical treatments can be used in GM foods. Otherwise, there could be unintended consequences and health effects for humans.


WASHINGTON (AP) – Jan. 16, 2015 – Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell for the third straight week, with the benchmark 30-year rate again marking its lowest level since May 2013. The average for a 15-year mortgage, a popular choice for people who are refinancing, dipped below 3 percent for the first time since then.
Mortgage company Freddie Mac said Thursday the nationwide average for a 30-year mortgage slid to 3.66 percent this week from 3.73 percent last week. The rate for the 15-year loan declined to 2.98 percent from 3.05 percent last week.
The ongoing decline in rates lured a crop of prospective buyers, as applications for mortgages marked their biggest weekly gain last week in over six years. Applications jumped 49.1 percent, the biggest weekly increase since November 2008, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
A year ago, the 30-year mortgage stood at 4.41 percent and the 15-year mortgage at 3.45 percent. Mortgage rates have remained low even though the Federal Reserve in October ended its monthly bond purchases, which were meant to hold down long-term rates.
The drop in mortgage rates has come as bond yields have hit record low levels. Mortgage rates often follow the yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which has fallen below 2 percent. Bond yields rise as prices fall.
Bond prices were an unexpected strong spot for the financial markets last year, reflecting concerns over global economic weakness.
The 10-year note traded at 1.84 percent Wednesday, down from 1.97 percent a week earlier. It traded at 1.82 percent Thursday morning.
The average fee for a 30-year mortgage was 0.6 point, unchanged from last week. The fee for a 15-year mortgage remained at 0.5 point.
The average rate on a five-year adjustable-rate mortgage fell to 2.90 percent from 2.98 percent. The fee declined to 0.4 point from 0.5 point.
For a one-year ARM, the average rate slipped to 2.37 percent from 2.39 percent. The fee held at 0.4 point.


Brown Cab Productions are inspired to tell stories that reflect: who we are as Indigenous people; our families; the environment we live in; and by the road less travelled. We believe that the journey to which stories are told are as culturally vital as the stories themselves. Storytelling is a conversation that should inspire, move, and provoke thought – something that sits somewhere beyond the heart and the mind.
In this age of Twitter and Facebook we're seeing great opportunities to expand our stories using cross platform. But – then again cross platform storytelling is not new to our people in the Torres Straits or Aboriginal people – with our stories being told in dance, painting and song – we've always believed in the fluidity of storytelling across platforms.
Film & television, by creating and producing drama, documentary and film clips.
Theatre, by producing shows for mainstage & community well-being.
Digital story telling, working with community groups.
Visit the Brown Cab Productions website here.


The Cherokee County Office of Economic Development (COED) recently launched its "Cherokee by Choice" capital campaign to fund initiatives that will help continue the momentum around the success the county has seen in economic development growth. By capitalizing on its assets — a highly skilled and educated workforce, beautiful scenery, proximity to Atlanta and entrepreneurship programs — COED has a real opportunity to reduce the out-commute of its residents by bringing more industry and high-paying jobs into the county.
COED sought Stone Ward's expertise on branding the four-year campaign after working with its economic development partner, Boyette Strategic Advisors. This capital campaign brochure is meant to encourage Cherokee County companies to support COED in its mission to build upon its previous hard work and smart investment to 1) sustain and strengthen the county's economy, 2) improve workforce quality and availability and 3) ensure the availability of the infrastructure, land and buildings needed to attract investment.
The "Cherokee by Choice" capital campaign theme truly speaks to the many reasons new and expanding businesses, entrepreneurs and residents want to call Cherokee County home. Stone Ward is eager to support COED through this campaign and help expand the new and expanding business community in Cherokee County!


Paramount Pictures has unveiled a second trailer for Brad Pitt's delayed and over-budget zombie film "World War Z," which co-stars Matthew Fox, David Morse and James Badge Dale. Check it out below.
The new movie is directed by Marc Forster (Quantum of Solace) and is set to hit theaters on June 21st.


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Сан-Жозе-ду-Ортенсиу ()  —  муниципалитет в Бразилии, входит в штат Риу-Гранди-ду-Сул. Составная часть мезорегиона Агломерация Порту-Алегри. Находится в составе крупной городской агломерации . Входит в экономико-статистический  микрорегион Монтенегру. Население составляет 4804 человек на 2019 год. Занимает площадь 63,693 км². Плотность населения — 75,4 чел./км².

Праздник города — 20 декабря.

История
Город основан 29 апреля 1988 года.

Статистика
 Валовой внутренний продукт на 2003 составляет 53.298.076,00 реалов (данные: Бразильский институт географии и статистики).
 Валовой внутренний продукт на душу населения на 2003 составляет 14.420,48 реалов (данные: Бразильский институт географии и статистики).
 Индекс развития человеческого потенциала на 2000 составляет 0,815 (данные: Программа развития ООН).

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Климат местности: субтропический.

Муниципалитеты штата Риу-Гранди-ду-Сул


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Bifurcations in the Hodgkin-Huxley model exposed to DC electric fields
Yanqiu Che, Jiang Wang, Bin Deng, Xile Wei, Chunxiao Han
Diverse behaviors of the original Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) model, depending on the parameter values, have been studied extensively. This paper proposes modified HH equations exposed to externally applied extremely low frequency (ELF) electric fields. We investigate the effect of the DC electric fields on the dynamics of the modified HH model using bifurcation analysis. The obtained bifurcation sets partition the two dimensional parameter space, representing intensity of externally applied DC current and trans-membrane voltage induced by external DC electric fields, in terms of the qualitatively different behaviors of the HH model. Thus the neuronal information encodes the stimulus information, and vice versa. We also illustrate that the multi-stability phenomena in the HH model are associated with Hopf and double cycle bifurcations.
Neurocomputing
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neucom.2011.11.019
10.1016/j.neucom.2011.11.019
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Che, Y., Wang, J., Deng, B., Wei, X., & Han, C. (2012). Bifurcations in the Hodgkin-Huxley model exposed to DC electric fields. Neurocomputing, 81, 41-48. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neucom.2011.11.019
Che, Yanqiu ; Wang, Jiang ; Deng, Bin et al. / Bifurcations in the Hodgkin-Huxley model exposed to DC electric fields. In: Neurocomputing. 2012 ; Vol. 81. pp. 41-48.
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Bifurcations in the Hodgkin-Huxley model exposed to DC electric fields. / Che, Yanqiu; Wang, Jiang; Deng, Bin et al.
In: Neurocomputing, Vol. 81, 01.04.2012, p. 41-48.
T1 - Bifurcations in the Hodgkin-Huxley model exposed to DC electric fields
AU - Che, Yanqiu
AU - Wang, Jiang
AU - Deng, Bin
AU - Wei, Xile
AU - Han, Chunxiao
N1 - Funding Information: This work is supported by the Key Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 50537030), the Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grants No. 50907044 and No. 60901035 ), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 61072012 ) and the National Science Foundation for Post-doctoral Scientists of China (Grant No. 200902275 ).
N2 - Diverse behaviors of the original Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) model, depending on the parameter values, have been studied extensively. This paper proposes modified HH equations exposed to externally applied extremely low frequency (ELF) electric fields. We investigate the effect of the DC electric fields on the dynamics of the modified HH model using bifurcation analysis. The obtained bifurcation sets partition the two dimensional parameter space, representing intensity of externally applied DC current and trans-membrane voltage induced by external DC electric fields, in terms of the qualitatively different behaviors of the HH model. Thus the neuronal information encodes the stimulus information, and vice versa. We also illustrate that the multi-stability phenomena in the HH model are associated with Hopf and double cycle bifurcations.
AB - Diverse behaviors of the original Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) model, depending on the parameter values, have been studied extensively. This paper proposes modified HH equations exposed to externally applied extremely low frequency (ELF) electric fields. We investigate the effect of the DC electric fields on the dynamics of the modified HH model using bifurcation analysis. The obtained bifurcation sets partition the two dimensional parameter space, representing intensity of externally applied DC current and trans-membrane voltage induced by external DC electric fields, in terms of the qualitatively different behaviors of the HH model. Thus the neuronal information encodes the stimulus information, and vice versa. We also illustrate that the multi-stability phenomena in the HH model are associated with Hopf and double cycle bifurcations.
U2 - 10.1016/j.neucom.2011.11.019
DO - 10.1016/j.neucom.2011.11.019
JO - Neurocomputing
JF - Neurocomputing
Che Y, Wang J, Deng B, Wei X, Han C. Bifurcations in the Hodgkin-Huxley model exposed to DC electric fields. Neurocomputing. 2012 Apr 1;81:41-48. doi: 10.1016/j.neucom.2011.11.019


ArtsPraxis Volume 6, Issue 1 looks to engage members of the global Educational Theatre community in dialogue around current research and practice. This call for papers is released in anticipation of ArtsPraxis Volume 5, Issues 1 and 2. The submission deadline for Volume 6, Issue 1 is February 15, 2019.
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How and why do we teach drama and theatre in schools and community settings?
How do the roles and responsibilities of the teaching artist differ from those of the classroom teacher (primary, secondary or higher education)?
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How do we prepare future theatre artists and educators in the 21st century?
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How can integrated-arts curricula facilitate teaching, learning and presenting the craft of theatre?
How do we assess students' aesthetic understanding and awareness?
What research supports the potential of drama as a learning medium?
How do drama and theatre make connections across curricular content areas and beyond schools?
How do drama and theatre education contribute to lifelong learning?
What role do drama and theatre play in community agencies?
How can drama provide a forum to explore ideas?
What are innovative strategies for using drama to stimulate dialogue, interaction and change?
How is theatre being used to rehabilitate people in prisons, health facilities, and elsewhere?
How do we prepare future artists/educators for work in applied theatre?
What ethical questions should the artist/educator consider in their work?
In what ways are aesthetics important in applied theatre? How do we negotiate a commitment to both the process and product of applied theatre work?
How do artist/educators assess participants' understandings in an applied theatre project?
What are the major tensions in the field and how are these being addressed?
To what extent has recent research on affect influenced community-based praxis?
Theater for young audiences is an international movement and the borders are breaking down so how do we present and respond to work from other countries?
Who exactly are our new audiences-- who are we talking to?
Are we as brave as we think we are? How does what we think we should do relate to what we want to do as artists?
Is the writer at the heart of future theatre creation? What has happened to dramaturgy in the brave new world of immersive, experiential, visual/physical theatre?
Theatre for Young Audiences has always been in the forefront of theatrical innovation. So what is next?
What have we learned about nurturing the artist of the future-- playwriting, theater-making, performance?
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Giant molluscum contagiosum unmasked probably during an immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome
Aayush Gupta, Yugal Kishor Sharma, Manoj Ghogre, Shubhshree Misra, Shilpa Pawar
Department of Dermatology, Dr. D Y Patil Medical College and Hospital, Pune, Maharashtra, India
Date of Web Publication 7-Dec-2018
Dr. Aayush Gupta
Sanjeevani Nursing Home, Salar Gunj Gate, Panipat - 132 103, Haryana
DOI: 10.4103/ijstd.IJSTD_60_16
Restoration of specific immune responses by combined antiretroviral therapy (cART) in patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) may paradoxically cause an inflammatory reaction known as immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS). We report the emergence of giant nodules of molluscum contagiosum (MC) on the face and thighs 2 months after initiation of cART in a 45-year-old male patient with acquired immune deficiency syndrome. To the best of our knowledge, our report describes the first case of MC probably unmasked during IRIS from India.
Keywords: Giant molluscum contagiosum, HIV, immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome, immunosuppression
Gupta A, Sharma YK, Ghogre M, Misra S, Pawar S. Giant molluscum contagiosum unmasked probably during an immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome. Indian J Sex Transm Dis 2018;39:139-40
Gupta A, Sharma YK, Ghogre M, Misra S, Pawar S. Giant molluscum contagiosum unmasked probably during an immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome. Indian J Sex Transm Dis [serial online] 2018 [cited 2020 Jan 20];39:139-40. Available from: http://www.ijstd.org/text.asp?2018/39/2/139/247088
Molluscum contagiosum (MC) virus is a double-stranded DNA pox virus that almost exclusively infects humans[1] typically causing flesh-colored, smooth, umbilicated 2–5 mm diameter-sized papules either during childhood and/or later in the sexually active. In the immunocompetent, this infection is usually self-limited, lasting for 6–9 months if untreated. Its lesions are often larger, more numerous, more severe, and recalcitrant in the immunosuppressed, especially due to human immunodeficiency virus infection.[2]
Although combined antiretroviral therapy (cART) usually suffices to resolve the lesions of MC, sudden appearance of giant MC may be provoked by an augmented immune response.[3] We herein present such a probable case of the immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS).
A 45-year-old Indian man presented with a history of the sudden and progressive appearance of large, asymptomatic, nodular, umbilicated lesions on the face and thighs since 3 months. Five months earlier while hospitalized at a municipal hospital for prolonged diarrhea, he was diagnosed with AIDS. Dermatological examination at that time had revealed no skin lesions. His CD4 count was 5 cells/mm3; HIV plasma load was not assessed due to financial constraints. The patient was put on tenofovir, emtricitabine, and lamivudine.
Dermatological examination on presentation to us revealed preponderantly skin-colored, umbilicated, numerous, discrete but clustered, shiny nodules of 1–3 cm diameter with surrounding erythema over the face – including eyelids – and upper thighs. Interspersed sparse papules were also present [Figure 1]. Giemsa-stained crush preparation of the central contents revealed characteristic intracytoplasmic inclusions. CD4 count, repeated in our center, was 125 cells/mm3. Complete blood count and chest X-ray posteroanterior view were normal.
Figure 1: Discrete/clustered, solid, skin-colored, 1–3 cm-sized nodules; the glabellar/left cheek one encrusted and those on the right cheek, verrucous; in addition, interspersed sparse popular lesions are seen
The patient was diagnosed as a case of giant MC secondary to IRIS and subjected to cryotherapy twice after counseling regarding the nature and course of MC as well as IRIS. His lesions reduced partially in size. He was given discharge on request and advised 5% imiquimod cream application once daily 3 days a week. He is on regular follow-up, with a CD4 count of 164 cells/mm3 after 6 months of ART, in expectation of eventual satisfactory outcome with the ongoing cART therapy.
Patients with low CD4 cell count at the time of initiation of cART are more likely to develop IRIS due to shifting toward a more pro-inflammatory state as a result of regaining microbe-specific immune activity. A rapid fall of HIV load has assumed a central role in some definitions of IRIS. Two forms of IRIS involve either the clinical worsening of an existing (paradoxical IRIS) or the emergence (unmasking IRIS) of a pathogen/process; the latter was the likely pathogenetic mechanism in our case though the nonaffordability of viral load estimation precludes it unequivocally in our patient.[4] Although the interval between the start of cART and the beginning of IRIS is highly variable ranging from a week to more than a year, it – as in our case – is usually 2 months.[5]
Although the disseminated giant or verrucous MC lesions occur in up to a third of the HIV-infected patients having CD4 count <100 cells/mm3, these usually resolve with recovery of CD4 count >200 cells/mm3 and seldom get reported as a part of IRIS.[6] The largest study on a cohort of 199 patients with HIV revealed the presence of MC as a part of IRIS in just four patients.[4] Despite diligent literature search, we did not come across any such report from the Indian subcontinent so far.
Therapeutic options for refractory MC, largely anecdotal, include 3% cidofovir cream, photodynamic therapy with 5-aminolevulinic acid, topical imiquimod, and cryotherapy, among others.[7] In view of the lack of evidence based on well-controlled clinical trials regarding the treatment of MC-IRIS, we were left with the only option of counseling the patient at the time of discharge in the hope of eventual resolution of lesions with the raise in CD4 count consequent to cART therapy.
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Gardner LS, Ormond PJ. Treatment of multiple giant molluscum contagiosum in a renal transplant patient with imiquimod 5% cream. Clin Exp Dermatol 2006;31:452-3.
Drain PK, Mosam A, Gounder L, Gosnell B, Manzini T, Moosa MY, et al. Recurrent giant molluscum contagiosum immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) after initiation of antiretroviral therapy in an HIV-infected man. Int J STD AIDS 2014;25:235-8.
Lehloenya R, Meintjes G. Dermatologic manifestations of the immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome. Dermatol Clin 2006;24:549-70, vii.
Pereira B, Fernandes C, Nachiambo E, Catarino MC, Rodrigues A, Cardoso J, et al. Exuberant molluscum contagiosum as a manifestation of the immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome. Dermatol Online J 2007;13:6.
Sung KU, Lee HE, Choi WR, Seo MC, Yoon HJ. Molluscum contagiosum as a skin manifestation of immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome in an AIDS patient who is receiving HAART. Korean J Fam Med 2012;33:182-5.
Chen X, Anstey AV, Bugert JJ. Molluscum contagiosum virus infection. Lancet Infect Dis 2013;13:877-88.
Gupta A
Sharma YK
Ghogre M
Misra S
Pawar S
Giant molluscum contagiosum
immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome
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Malaprop's Book Store lists special events for July
Friday, July 1 at 7 pm
TIMBER HAWKEYE READING & SIGNING
Timber Hawkeye, bestselling author of Buddhist Boot Camp and Faithfully Religionless, offers a secular and non-sectarian approach to being at peace with the world (both within and around us). His intention is to awaken, enlighten, enrich and inspire.
Saturday, July 3 at 3 pm
POETRIO
Join us for our monthly series of readings and signings by 3 poets at 3 pm! This month will feature Ed Madden (Ark), Christina Parker (Mother May I), and Amelia Martens (The Spoons in the Grass are There to Build a Moat).
Wednesday, July 6 at 7 pm
ERIK LARS MYERS AND SARAH FICKE READING & SIGNING
The authors of North Carolina Craft Beer & Breweries will be joining us for a lively discussion and beer tasting. Erik and Sarah celebrate the publication of the book's 2nd edition, which has been updated to profile over 140 NC breweries! Reviewers have called it "an indispensable regional beer handbook." Erik is the president of the NC Craft Brewers Guild and started Mystery Brewing in Hillsborough, NC.
Thursday, July 7 at 7 pm
DANE HUCKELBRIDGE READING & SIGNING
Dane Huckelbridge's new book, The United States of Beer, is an entertaining, irreverent, and informative look at how beer shaped this country's history. It traces the history of beer from Native American alcoholic drinks to the first US brewery, the first macrobrew revolution, Prohibition, and, finally, the rise of craft beer. Dane is the author of Bourbon: A History of the American Spirit. We will have beer on hand for this event!
Friday, July 8 at 11 am
ESTHER SMITH DEMO & DISCUSSION
Esther Smith will join us for a fun-filled hands-on workshop! Esther is the author of Making Books with Kids, a delightful source of activities that will engage kids in craft projects as they create their own books, with sections that focus on design, illustration, binding techniques, and more. Judi Kauffman of Scrapbooking.com Magazine raves that this book is sure to join Esther's earlier work, How to Make Books, as "one of the best in its category [of] book making." Esther creates limited edition and artists' books with Purgatory Press. Her works have been exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Whitney Museum, and more!
Saturday, July 9 at 3:30 pm
POETRY ON REQUEST
Local poets Katherine Soniat and Tracey Schmidt are hosting this event the second Saturday of each month from 3:30-4:30 pm. Come by and have a poem written especially for you!
Monday, July 11 at 7 pm
COLORING AND CABERNET
Join Malaprop's booksellers Linda-Marie & Cindy at the Battery Park Book Exchange for an evening of wine, coloring, and conversation! We'll have coloring books available for 25% off at BPBX, or bring your own. We'll supply pencils and markers.
Sunday, July 17 at 3 pm
WRITERS AT HOME READING SERIES
Join host Tommy Hays for the monthly reading series featuring work from UNCA's Great Smokies Writing Program and The Great Smokies Review.
BETH REVIS LAUNCH PARTY
We are celebrating the publication of local author Beth Revis' new book, A World Without You! Protagonist Bo, who struggles with mental illness, also believes he can time travel. A trip gone wrong causes him to lose his girlfriend Sofia in the year 1692, where she is threatened with death by the Puritan colony that finds her. As clues point to what's actually happening with Bo and Sofia, the sense of tragedy mounts. Publishers Weekly calls it "a story that is both heartbreaking and hopeful." Beth is the author of the New York Times' bestselling Across the Universe series.
WILL FREY READING & SIGNING
Will Frey joins us with his new book Ease Into Freedom, a practical and illuminating guide to relieving stress. Will is a teacher of mindfulness-based stress reduction in the Program on Integrative Medicine at UNC-Chapel Hill. The book offers tips on everything from breath to sitting postures and time management. Rob Kramer, author of Stealth Coaching, calls the book "a gentle yet powerful companion to keep on your desk or your bedside."
HOW I BECAME A PIRATE PRE-PERFORMANCE WARM-UP
Join us to celebrate NC Stage's theatrical adaptation of Melinda Long's How I Became a Pirate. Malaprop's is excited to host a night of lively banter, food, and festivities! We will be joined by guests TBD as they discuss the play and bring the page to the stage.
Wednesday, July 27 at 7 pm
ERICA WESTLY READING & SIGNING
Erica Westly joins us for her new book, Fastpitch, a history of softball that Library Journal hails as "a fast-paced journey through an original American sport . . . [that] will give all readers a sense of nostalgia." This well-researched book is an exploration of the sport's invention and its evolution. Erica examines softball's importance in the fight for gender equality and more. She is a journalist whose work has been published in The New York Times, Scientific American, and Esquire, among others.
Saturday, July 30 at 5 pm
SHARED WORLDS with JEFF VANDERMEER, ANN VANDERMEER, LEAH THOMAS, THOMAS OLDE HEUVALT, TERRA McVOY, JULIA ELLIOTT, TOBIAS BUCKELL, and NATHAN BALLINGRUD
We're excited to host an afternoon of readings from the instructors of Wofford College's Shared Worlds program, a murderer's row of sci-fi, fantasy and weird fiction. MC'd by Shared Worlds founder Jeremy L.C. Jones, this event will feature authors Jeff VanderMeer, Ann VanderMeer, Asheville's Nathan Ballingrud, Tobias Buckell, Julia Elliott, Terra McVoy, Thomas Olde Heuvelt and Leah Thomas, who will each be reading from their personal favorite passages for an event that promises to be strange, fast-paced and even a little competitive. Now in its ninth year, Shared Worlds is an interdisciplinary program for middle and high school students that emphasizes problem solving, collaborative creation, and experiential learning through the exploration of speculative fiction genres.
ROBERT BEATTY READING & SIGNING TICKETED EVENT
The highly anticipated sequel to Robert Beatty's bestselling Serafina and the Black Cloak is here! In Serafina and the Twisted Staff, Serafina is faced with new challenges that include the appearance of mysterious and potentially dangerous strangers who are threatening the safety of her beloved Biltmore Estate. Kirkus Reviews raves: "Beatty continues to build a fascinating magical world, the Blue Ridge Mountains and Biltmore Estate developing beyond mere settings into characters themselves." We will be joined by characters from the series during this event!
Saturday, July 30 - Sunday, July 31 8 pm-Midnight
HARRY POTTER LAUNCH PARTY and BOOK RELEASE @ 12 MIDNIGHT!
Join us for a night of Potter-mania that will culminate in the release of the newest publication in the beloved Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child! In this installment, the now grown Harry has to face the darkness of his past, and his youngest son Albus wrestles with his family's history. This is the first official Harry Potter tale that will be presented on stage, and it will premiere in London on July 30. We'll celebrate all things Potter at the store with costumes, refreshments, and fun!
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Tuesday, July 5 at 7 pm
WOMEN IN LIVELY DISCUSSION BOOKCLUB (WILD)
Join co-hosts, Malaprop's bookseller Linda-Marie Barrett and Maria Fire for the WILD Bookclub, which meets at the Battery Park Book Exchange. The July pick is H is for Hawk by Helen MacDonald.
CURRENT EVENTS BOOKCLUB
Join host Bruce Roth for a lively discussion on topics of current interest including war and peace, the economy, the environment, and other hot political topics. The July pick is Dark Money by Jane Mayer.
Wednesday, July 6 from 1 to 2 pm
AUTISM BOOKCLUB
Hosts Catherine Faherty and Carolyn Ogburn will lead a discussion of Understanding Death and Illness and What They Teach About Life by Catherine Faherty.
MALAPROP'S BOOKCLUB
Host Jay Jacoby will lead a discussion of The Elephant's Journey by Jose Saramago.
MYSTERY BOOKCLUB
Join host Tena Frank to discuss Tears of the Giraffe by Alexander McCall Smith.
Thursday, July 28 at 7 pm
WORKS IN TRANSLATION BOOKCLUB
Join host and Malaprop's bookseller Justin Souther to discuss writers—and their literature—in translation and the cultural, political and artistic influences that mold them. The July pick is War, So Much War by Merce Rodoreda.
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Catherine Hardwicke (ur. 21 października 1955 w Cameron (Teksas, USA)) – amerykańska reżyserka, scenarzystka i scenografka.

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Po otrzymaniu dyplomu z architektury, którą studiowała na UT w Austin, studiowała kino i telewizję na UCLA i swoje pierwsze kroki w Hollywood wykonała jako scenografka. Zajmowała się scenografią m.in.: Vanilla Sky i konspiracja.com.
W 2003 została reżyserką i scenarzystką filmu Trzynastka, za który w tym roku otrzymała nagrodę Director's Award na Sundance Film Festival. Premiera jej drugiego filmu, Królowie Dogtown, nastąpiła w 2005.
W 2006 była reżyserką Narodzenie(Opowieść o narodzeniu), a w 2008 Zmierzchu, kinowej adaptacji bestselleru autorstwa Stephenie Meyer. W 2010 wyreżyserowała film na podstawie książki Gayle'a Formana: If I stay (Jeśli zostanę), z kolei w 2011 wyreżyserowała adaptację baśni o Czerwonym Kapturku – Dziewczyna w czerwonej pelerynie.

Filmografia
 2003: Trzynastka
 2005: Królowie Dogtown
 2006: Narodzenie
 2008: Zmierzch
 2010: If I stay
 2011: Dziewczyna w czerwonej pelerynie
 2012: Hamlet
 2013: Intruz

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