I should have believed Alden Richards when he said Maine Mendoza had "outrageous" ways to surprise people special to her. Well, I believed him, all right. But I never thought I would get to experience it firsthand.
ALDUB—the popular noontime TV love team of Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza—has become the country's hottest endorser of consumer products.


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The Permian Highway Pipeline and the battle for Texas' futureThe Permian Highway Pipeline is slated to run 430 miles through Texas, but a coalition of environmental organizations, local governments and private la…
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The Permian Highway Pipeline is slated to run 430 miles through Texas, but a coalition of environmental organizations, local governments and private landowners are standing in the way to protect their land, water and future.
This pipeline should be stopped. Here are the top 5 things that are wrong with it, and ways you can take action.
The pipeline company, Kinder Morgan, is using eminent domain to take land to build the pipeline, often against the will of the rightful landowners.
The proposed route goes through the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone and experts worry it could potentially pollute drinking water in addition to swimming sites like Jacob's Well and Barton Springs.
If completed, the project will empower gas producers in the Permian Basin to ramp up drilling, which will exacerbate climate change at a time when we need to stop fossil fuel extraction.
Kinder Morgan's pipelines have a history of significant accidents, and this route goes through heavily populated areas, so the impact of an accident would be devastating.
The route cuts through the habitat for the endangered Golden Cheeked Warbler, and Kinder Morgan has not conducted an Environmental Impact Statement.
Read and share our article that takes a deep dive into the Permian Highway Pipeline: http://branchoutnow.org/permian-highway-pipeline-story/
The pipeline still needs permits from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. You can email or call Adam Zerrenner at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Austin and urge him not to issue these permits.
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In the United States, at this moment, there are two very separate groups of industrial workers: low skill workers and high skill workers. Which group are you part of and what's the difference?
Generally speaking, low skill industrial workers are those that use very little specialized skill and training to complete their jobs functions. These workers are largely interchangeable with most other low skill workers. Low skill jobs have come under intense pressure since the 1970s due to accelerations in industrial business automation and process improvement and the offshoring of low skill work to other countries. No one likes to be rendered redundant by technology or lose their job to foreign workers, but it is a common occurrence among the low skill workforce.
Why are wages so meager for low skill industrial workers? For some positions (such as low-skill production line assemblers) the pool of workers available and able to complete these unskilled tasks is large and therefore there is easy access to talent and excess supply within the labor market, keeping wages low. Two additional limiting factors are the ease at which companies have been able to 1) automate away these positions to reduce demand for workers and 2) move production overseas as necessary. Unfortunately, low skill industrial workers reside in a vulnerable spot at the center of a perfect storm of negative forces suppressing their wages and professional opportunities.
In contrast to low skill workers, high skill industrial workers are in tremendous demandin our economy. Decades of labor productivity improvements and automation have left certain positions impossible to automate or eliminate, such as more skilled and complex positions that require significant experience and training (such as electromechanical assemblers, CNC set-up machinists and programmers and certified welders). As high tech manufacturing has continued to experience a resurgence in the United States, these high skilled workers are in very high demand and short supply. To make the situation more challenging, fewer young people are pursuing these positions, high skill Baby Boomers are nearing retirement, and it takes a very long time for new workers who do pursue these positions to become fully trained. These market characteristics mean that employers have no choice but to value these workers immensely. They have recognized that they need to attract and retain them and therefore pay strong wages and offer enticing benefits.
These market characteristics also mean that there is likely not to be any major change in the demand for high skill industrial workers any time soon. Even as new recessions occur in the future, the skilled labor shortage will likely remain. It means that high skill industrial workers have unparalleled demand for their skills which low skill workers should surely envy. Given a choice, wouldn't you choose career stability, higher wages, and committed employers?
Who wins between low skill and high skill workers? Clearly high skill workers!
How Can I Make the Jump?
The most common question asked from low-skill workers is: how do I become high-skilled?
As a low skill worker, you can become high skilled by committing yourself to advancing your skills through experience and training on the job or through an accredited trade school. You may be able to enter a high skill job track within your existing employer by expressing interest in the training required to get you to the higher level of skill and competence. In other cases, perhaps at night, you might enroll and complete a skillsprogram at a local trade school. These programs have the dual benefit of providing valuable skills and also signaling to employers your commitment to your new career track and trade. Once you have acquired these high value skills you will have made yourself of enormous value to a range of employers.
We don't want to make this journey sound easy. It's not. It can be littered with obstacles, whether it is naysaying friends and family, personal distractions, entrance fees, college courses that can take a substantial time investment, or just the unfamiliarity of the future. These barriers work as a filter for less-ambitious workers, which means that the most successful individuals will be those that have persistence. If you can stay focused on and motivated by your trade or chosen field, you can continue to climb the ladder even when you slip a rung or two along the way.
For instance, welders remain in high demand, whether as standard fabricators all the way up to exotic positions like underwater welders.
Xemplar Workforce Solutions provides career resources as well as recruiting services to top professionals and the companies that employ them in manufacturing, transportation, energy, automation/robotics, industrial services and many other industries. We enable machinists, mechanics, welders, fabricators, electricians, installers, quality control techs, service techs and other related tradespeople to find great opportunities and achieve their greatest potential in their fields. Learn more about Xemplar here.


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Page Progression Paths for CCOs: Transformation Amid Disruption
Corporate Brand
Societal Value
CommTech
Building and Managing a CommTech System
CommTech Progression Path: PATHFINDER
In the Pathfinder stage, building and managing a CommTech system moves from communicating what we want stakeholders to know and increasingly focuses on what we want them to do by designing and nurturing them along prescribed journeys. We shift from publishing digital content to managing digital campaigns, and we shift from measuring beliefs or attitudes to measuring actions and behaviors.
34% of CCOs are at the Pathfinder stage of CommTech.*
* 2019 Page Global Survey.
"Traditionally we use digital tools for listening. Now we want to use them to engage."
Stephanie Fagan, SVP Communications, Bluebird
What You Do
Establish Agile teams.
To design, manage and improve campaigns, your team requires several disciplines and skill sets – content, data analytics, design – and it needs to work quickly and iteratively, making decisions based on data that is as real-time as possible. The team needs to be empowered to act with speed. This is Agile.
Agile is not a synonym for fast and flexible. It is a new, data-driven method of getting work done with teams. Its origins are in modern software development, but it is being rapidly applied to many business functions and operations. To be effective, Agile teams must be formally trained, organized, equipped and run in a prescribed way.
Target your audiences.
Your team understands and targets your audience through analyses of their digital behavior (e.g., search, social activity, ad clicking). In some cases, particularly in B2B applications, it's also important to analyze the target audience's networks – who they follow, who follows them, strength and reach of influencers.
Example: Clarissa Haller's team at Siemens developed "Coffee Mug," a mobile app for employees driven by machine learning. Employees select 5, 10 or 15 minutes of content, select topics of interest and the time of day and frequency at which they want to receive news and information. The system understands content inside and outside of Siemens and, based on each employee's profile, personalizes content for them. The system continuously learns based on how much time each employee spends on content and improves its recommendations.
Design the journey.
What action do you want the target audience to take? Working backwards from that outcome, your team designs journeys with defined touchpoints. The initial touchpoint might be an e-mail, which contains an embedded link, which leads to a website, which leads to an action – for example, a webinar to enhance learning, a portal to explore job opportunities and upload CVs, a simulation tool, or a free trial of a service or product.
Create content for each touchpoint.
Your content creators tailor content for the target audience and for each stage in the journey. For example, a 20-minute educational webinar is best suited for later stages in the journey.
Launch and analyze campaigns.
With your journey designed, with each touchpoint supported by tailored content, with audience targeting in hand, your team is ready to launch your digital campaign. Because your team is Agile, it is prepared to rapidly iterate your content, your audience targeting, the digital experience, and your use of paid based on the performance of your campaign.
Multivariate testing and Agile methodology are key here. Develop hypotheses about what types of content will drive the desired behavior and vary its elements (subject lines, link placement, images, copy, calls-to-action, and so forth) to observe user behavior.
Address fake news and deepfakes.
The CommTech team becomes an integral part of the organization's cyber defense system, which continuously detects, defends and protects the company against cyberattacks. These attacks have primarily assaulted company data centers, but they will go increasingly after a company's brand and reputation through manipulated, altered and completely fabricated digital content created and amplified by bots and AI.
In addition, modern cybersecurity includes regular programs of testing, education and discipline to ensure all employees observe security measures and protect enterprise data and personal privacy. The CommTech team must be fully integrated into these processes, not simply to publicize them, but to help shape them, based on its professional knowledge of the company's context and its broader conversation.
A landing page for an employee volunteerism campaign might feature one of three call-to-action buttons: "Be a part of something," "We need you," and "Help those in need." None of these is right or wrong per se, but each will likely perform differently with different types of users. Observe these patterns and deploy rapid adjustments and additional iterations to continuously optimize performance.
"We were not focused on what people are interested in. We focused on what we wanted them to know about us. Our focus was on telling versus enabling."
Clarissa Haller, CCO, Siemens
What You Measure
Now you are measuring audience engagement, KPIs like e-mail open rates, click-throughs and bounce rates, to see if the audience is progressing along the prescribed journey.
Analyze the gaps. For example, why are people clicking through to your website but leaving after only 1.5 seconds. Experiment with content and design modifications to boost performance.
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DPS DAE Result 2023 Answer key, Cut off marks, Merit list
The DPS DAE exam was held on 18th Dec 2022. The department has now published the result. The candidates can check their results on the official portal. There were 70 positions related to the Junior Storekeeper post in DAE. The candidates who have given the exam shall check now.
Result Page Link – Click here
DPS DAE Result 2023 will help in filling up the vacancies. The Department of Atomic Energy conducted the level 1 exam, which was an objective-type questions-based exam. The Junior Storekeeper result will have the names who were able to score good marks.
The Directorate of Purchase & Stores will recruit the best candidates for the post of Junior Purchase Assistant. They will have to keep a check on the requirement of the department and do the purchase accordingly.
The Junior Storekeeper also have to do research on the vendors and maintain relations with clients as well. The exam answer key will help those given the exam check their performance. The answer key will be in PDF format. Check the answer key properly and see how many questions you did right.
The cut off marks will be provided based on the number of applicants who gave the exam, the difficulty level of the MCQ exam paper, previous years cut off scores., and the limited vacancy released by the Department of Atomic Energy.
The cut off will be the determinant of the shortlisted candidates. The shortlisted candidates will then have to appear for the level 2 exam. The cut off marks will be shared on the official portal by the Directorate of Purchase & Stores.
The merit list will have all the names of the applicant's ability to perform well than others. The Junior Storekeeper merit list can be checked in the Latest News section of the Directorate of Purchase & Stores' main page.
The merit list for the Group 'C' Non-Gazetted exam will be in PDF format. The selected candidates after level 2 are posted in DPS, Mumbai and other regional units of DPS present across the nation. The final merit list will be produced by the authorities.
Details on the DPS DAE Group 'C' Exam Result 2023:
The Junior Storekeeper/Junior Purchase Assistant examinee shall check their result now. They can check if they were able to score well in their exams or not. They can do so by following the procedure mentioned below.
The candidates will then be called for the document verification round. They produced their original document and photocopies when they got the schedule from the official portal.
It is better if you keep visiting the official portal regularly, as you will cover all the latest notifications from the Department of Atomic Energy. Ask queries in the comment section of our page.
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Archives|JOHN CARSON'S MURDEREE(2); HIS NAME IS WILLIAM DOWN AND HE IS UNDER ARREST. HE IS A HOMICIDAL CRANK AND WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF CUTTING A MAN'S THROAT -- THE STORY OF HIS CAPTURE.
JOHN CARSON'S MURDEREE(2); HIS NAME IS WILLIAM DOWN AND HE IS UNDER ARREST. HE IS A HOMICIDAL CRANK AND WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF CUTTING A MAN'S THROAT -- THE STORY OF HIS CAPTURE.


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At BMoCA, wonders of execution and demolition
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Artist Theresa Anderson inserted 25,000 carpet fibers individually into the floor for her piece in "Substrate."
Robbie Rowland used a chainsaw to rip up a strip of wall and floor at BMoCA. The piece exposes windows at the museum, which are usually covered.
By Ray Mark Rinaldi | media@rayrinaldi.com | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: February 12, 2015 at 10:34 am | UPDATED: April 26, 2016 at 5:52 pm
What do we mean when we say the word "museum?" Do we mean the building itself or the art and artifacts? Are we referring to the experience of going there, of taking the afternoon off to explore ideas? Or the experience of being there, connecting face-to-face with the objects, artists, curators, other visitors?
Those aren't the kind of questions that come up about other words; a dog is a dog, "cat" means cat. But museums strive to make us think about everything deeply, so evaluating their own essence comes naturally, and as contemplated objects themselves, they give us a common framework for talking about what art means to us as a community. After all, exhibits come and go, but the "museum" remains.
"Substrate," the new exhibit at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art indulges in museum-think more than most shows. It's about the art, but also the architecture, and the act of making art and seeing it, and even about the institution's own history. It succeeds exuberantly at all of it.
Off the top, the show provides the visceral thrills that attract us to museums in the first place. There are only seven objects, but every one has a wow factor. Each is a challenging concept and a wonder of execution.
Robbie Rowlands has cut out a 20-foot-long slice of the floor and wall with a chainsaw and curled up the wood and plaster like a ribbon.
Graham Eschen and Aaron Miller-Rehm have connected weights to the underside of the floor that push and pull on the hardwood, making a musical composition out of its natural creaks and squeals.
This is an exhibition full of impressive numbers. Theresa Anderson has drilled 25,000 holes in the floor and glued a single, sherbet-colored carpet fiber in each. Cheryl Pope made block prints of the floor's wavy wood grain — every square inch of it — on legal size paper. The 3,400 prints are displayed in two, neat stacks.
The common noun here is "floor," of course, and that's where these artists started their thinking. The century-old museum's painted hardwood is getting replaced this spring, so curator Mardee Goff seized the moment. She invited the artists to consider our connections to that thing we walk on, scuff and muddy up. That required letting them attack it with chain saws, grinders, hooks, straps, hammers and screws.
That a museum, so focused on its walls most of the time, would turn its attention downward, falls on the daring side. It's an odd concept to begin with and risky in that the artists need to challenge their own ideas about art, both how they construct it and how people view it. They have to deliver or the idea looks ridiculous.
A museum focusing so stridently on its physical self could appear to be navel-gazing. This is especially true in Boulder, a place one might fairly describe as self-absorbed.
Fortunately, just the opposite happens with "Substrate." The museum's floor stands in for all floors, and all museums. By letting the artists wreck it so thoroughly with power tools, we see just how precious we allow museums to be in our minds. How much we can let a building rein in the possibilities of art.
This is a terrific lesson for the museum world right now, rushing to hire brand-name architects to design buildings that cost millions, that are works of art themselves. Would we allow artists to have their way with such delicate structures? Do precious art houses serve art or a museum director's ego? Good stuff to think about, especially for citizens asked to foot the bill for expensive projects and donors asked to write checks.
And it wouldn't come up if the art here wasn't so transformative and clever in how it shifts our thinking to the floor.
Boulder artist Michael Theodore does that through sound and movement, suspending a series of gangly dowels from the ceiling so that just their tips touch the floor. His sticks are connected to motion sensors and, as viewers walk by, they move up and down, performing an interactive tap dance.
Like Rowlands, Adam Bateman cuts out a section of floor. He replaces it with a large window that exposes the museum's basement where its archives reside. He builds around it a raised "Platform for Viewing," upending notions of building organization and navigation, realigning the function of its individual parts.
Pope uses the museum's floor as a metaphor for all of the acreage in Boulder and explores the history of land transformation, from Indians to Western settlers. Her prints of the wood grain exist only on the bottom of her 3,400 sheets, representing the forgotten stories of native people. On the top, quotes from 19th-century regional Chief Niwot and his current descendant, Ava Hamilton, explore the inaccurate interpretations of tribal history.
Rosane Volchan O'Conor has the entire second-level gallery to herself and creates a walk through an environment of bent wires, neon lights, paint and porcelain-dipped organic objects. Her "Membrana" turns the floor into a medium capable of supporting life forms — or something capable of that in some distant past. This world appears ragged, forsaken, ominous.
Anderson plays with the floor's tactile qualities but also the notion of surface. By inserting her fibers directly into the floor, she has made a rug of it. How odd. Above the floor, hover fluffy, feather-filled soft sculptures. They are anchored by yellow straps right through the wood and appear to be both pushing and pulling. Viewers are invited to touch.
At times, "Substrate" feels like a high school science project. The objects are rough-hewn, homemade, geeky. The concepts are high but the end products are not polished. It has the aura of a construction site, a work in progress.
That may or may not be intentional, though it works in the exhibition's favor. If you are going to break down the museum structure — physical and social — then demolition has to be the end game. You have to let things be messy.
"Substrate" is challenging but it never puts you off. It welcomes serious thinking but also poking, climbing, squeezing and listening. It's the kind of great adventure that redefines what a "museum" can do.
Ray Mark Rinaldi: 303-954-1540, rrinaldi@denverpost.com or twitter.com/rayrinaldi
The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art presents a group show featuring seven artists who work directly with the museum's floor. Through April 5. 1750 13th St., Boulder. $1. 303-443-2122 or bmoca.org.
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"Schitt's Creek" stars Daniel and Eugene Levy are coming to Denver's Buell Theatre
On Monday, "Schitt's Creek" stars Daniel and Eugene Levy announced the Denver stop of their Up Close & Personal tour at the Buell Theatre this fall.
A local's ultimate travel guide to Aspen
Visiting Aspen and looking for things to do? We've got a local's travel guide that'll tell you where to stay, what to do and where to eat.
Prepare your pie-holes: The Denver County Fair returns this weekend
This weekend's best bets for Denver-area events, including the Denver County Fair and Cheyenne Frontier Days.
A new pizzeria is coming to Stanley Marketplace — and you can bring its dough home with you
The Coperta team is opening a new "modern pizzeria" in the former Sazza space at the Stanley Marketplace in Aurora. The as-yet-unnamed pizzeria will be family-friendly but also include ample cocktails and wine.


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Ceredigion (walisisch Sir Ceredigion) ist eine Principal Area im Westen von Wales. Verwaltungssitz ist Aberaeron, die größte Stadt ist Aberystwyth.

In Lampeter ist ein Teil der über den gesamten Landesteil verteilten University of Wales angesiedelt. Ein früher bedeutender Hafen war die Stadt Cardigan im Süden des Bezirks.

Cardiganshire
Ceredigion ist der walisische Name für Cardiganshire, der Verwaltungsbezirk ist weitgehend flächengleich mit der traditionellen Grafschaft Cardiganshire / Ceredigion. Sie wird im Süden durch den River Teifi, Pembrokeshire und Carmarthenshire, im Westen durch die Irische See, im Osten durch Brecknockshire, Radnorshire und Montgomeryshire und im Norden durch Merionethshire  begrenzt. Die historische Hauptstadt ist Cardigan. 1961 hatte Cardiganshire 53.564 Einwohner auf 1.793 km².

Bis 1974 war Cardiganshire eine Verwaltungsgrafschaft und wurde dann zum District Ceredigion der neugebildeten Grafschaft Dyfed. Seit der Verwaltungsreform von 1996 ist Ceredigion eine Principal Area. Ceredigion besitzt den Status eines County.

Orte
 Aberaeron
 Aberarth
 Aberporth
 Aberystwyth
 Borth
 Cardigan
 Cwmerfyn
 Gartheli
 Lampeter
 Llanddewi Brefi
 Mwnt
 New Quay
 Penbryn
 Pennant
 Tregaron
 Ystrad Einion
 Ystrad Fflur
 Ysbyty Ystwyth

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Aberystwith and Welsh Coast Railway
 Aberystwyth Castle
 Aberystwyth University
 Bronwydd Castle
 Cardigan Bay
 Cardigan Castle
 Cardigan Island
 Castell Bach Bay
 Castell Cadwgan
 Castell Hywel
 Eglwys Dewi Sant, Pfarrkirche in Llanddewi Brefi
 National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth
 Soar-y-Mynydd Chapel
 Ystwyth

Weblinks

Webseite des Ceredigion County Councils
University of Wales, Campus Lampeter
Historisches Königreich Ceredigion

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Principal Area (Wales)

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On October 31, 2018, Trans Mountain filed direct evidence with the National Energy Board (NEB), highlighting the company's intensive examination of marine issues, risks and impacts relating to expanded tanker traffic in the Salish Sea, including potential marine mammal impacts and mitigation.
The submission is part of the Reconsideration hearing for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project. The hearing will consider any necessary changes or additions to the NEB's May 2016 Recommendation Report, in light of the inclusion of Project-related marine shipping between the Westridge Marine Terminal and the 12-nautical-mile territorial sea limit in the "designated project" under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012 (CEAA 2012).
"Over the past six years we've taken great care to assess and include marine aspects in the Project, and additional safety and environmental safeguards will be in place when the Project proceeds," says Ian Anderson, President and CEO of Trans Mountain Corporation.
Since the NEB issued its May 2016 recommendation, there has been significant progress on federal and government-industry initiatives which Trans Mountain has sponsored and/or participated in. These initiatives include the Oceans Protection Plan, Action Plan for the Northern and Southern Resident Killer Whale (Orcinus orca) in Canada, Pacific Salmon Foundation – Salish Sea Marine Survival Project, ECHO Program and Green Marine.
Under the rules established by the NEB, those involved in the hearing are expected to limit their evidence to only new and updated information on a narrow set of issues.
The NEB must complete the Reconsideration hearing and submit its report to the Governor in Council no later than February 22, 2019.


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On the Road to a New Vanadium District in Nevada
Pistol Bay Mining targets high-grade vanadium in Clark County
Vanadium, the extremely hard yet ductile and malleable silvery-grey metal was named after Vanadis, the Scandinavian goddess of beauty.
The beauty of vanadium for investors is that the fundamental factors affecting demand and supply have changed significantly over the last few years. Global demand is strong and growing while supply is tight.
Vanadium supply is coming mainly from China, Russia, South Africa and Brazil. With recent mine shutdowns in China and South Africa, along with China's ban on scrap imports, the supply side appears weak in light of the excess demand that is building up globally.
Both supply and demand pressures pushed vanadium prices from about $5 USD/lb in 2016 to more than $30 USD/lb last year. The first half of 2019 saw vanadium prices decline to $8 USD/lb, but with supply-demand fundamentals looking all the more strong, the second half of 2019 could bring a price rebound with vanadium stocks soaring again.
The United States imports more than 90% of the vanadium they need for steel strengthening and utility-scale battery storage technology. As such, the US has classified vanadium as a critical metal for its economic and national security. New domestic vanadium supply is needed to offset the nation's problematic dependency on imports from countries such as China and Russia.
In April 2019, Pistol Bay Mining Inc. (TSX.V: PST) signed an agreement to acquire a vanadium project in Nevada, USA. The 980 acres (397 hectares) land package is located in Clark County, a historical mining district with 34 reported occurrences of vanadium mineralization. With a current market capitalization of $2.3 million CAD, Pistol Bay aims to create significant shareholder value by advancing the prospect of a new vanadium district in Nevada. Pistol Bay's President and CEO, Charles Desjardins, explained the reasoning behind signing an agreement to acquire the Vanadium Claims Group (VCG) Project in Nevada:
"We are excited to make this acquisition as it provides the Company exposure to the District Scale Potential of the area for high grade Vanadium mineralization, low cost exploration as well as potential for significant by-product credits (lead, zinc, silver) from related mineralization in a district that [has] not been systematically explored for vanadium."
The mining district was mapped by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) in the 1920s. Most interestingly, the USGS report ("Geology and Ore Deposits of the Goodsprings Quadrangle, Nevada" by D. F. Hewett, 1931) includes the following remark: "Vanadates of either lead, zinc, or copper are uncommonly widespread in the district, but only a few specific determinations of the minerals were made."
According to Pistol Bay's news-release:
"[S]ignificant concentrations of vanadium were shipped from the district in the form of mine concentrates and bulk shipments. The USGS report also mentions a number of other references to vanadium mineralization in the district:
a) concentrates reported to contain 15% V2O5
b) 3.75% V205 over 2.3m,
c) 3m wide zone estimated to run up to 10% V2O5"
That's pretty high-grade vanadium!
Almost 100 years after this USGS report, USGS (the sole science agency for the Department of the Interior) published a report on vanadium ("Critical Mineral Resources of the United States") in which the location, grade, tonnage, and other data for selected vanadium deposits of the world are listed (page 14-18). The reported vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) grades range from 0.084% in Russia, 0.52% to 1.5% in South Africa, and 0.29% in Sweden. The listed deposits in the US have V2O5 grades between 0.19% (Utah), 0.51% (Nevada), 1.15% (New Mexico and Arizona), 1.29% (Colorado) and 1.46% (Utah).
In other words: Anything above 1% V2O5 is pretty high-grade!
Full size / The Maracás Menchen Mine in the state of Bahia, Brazil, is touted as the highest grade vanadium deposit in the world. (Source: Largo Resources Ltd.)
"The USGS reported that a number of outcrops from within the two areas covered by the VCG project contained vanadium mineralization and that shipments of vanadium mineralization were made from one of the areas now covered by the VCG project", Pistol Bay stated and added: "Vanadium concentrations are reported in mine concentrates, bulk shipments and outcrops. No reference to exploration for vanadium mineralization were noted. It appears that the Goodsprings District has not been systematically explored for Vanadium mineralization."
A systematic exploration program by Pistol Bay could locate a number of vanadium zones. As such, the exploration potential for high-grade vanadium mineralization should logically be reasonable. Clearly, with a report that is 100 years old, its value is only historic and potentially indicative at best. Even with a government branch like the USGS, the grades are not being taken at face value. But it does point to a general region where vanadium could potentially exist in commercial quantities.
Pistol Bay noted that "The USGS described the styles of mineralization within the district and recorded a significant number of vanadium occurrences containing vanadinite, descloizite, cuprodescloizite, psittacinite and other unnamed vanadium minerals" and that globally "The most important vanadium bearing minerals are vanadinite (19% V2O5), descloizite (22% V2O5), cuprodescloizite (17-22% V2O5), carnotite (20% V2O5), roscoelite (21-29% V2O5), and patronite (17-29% V2O5)".
Vanadium deposits may be:
• Endogenic: Characterized by a low vanadium content (0.1-1% V2O5), but the reserves are very large; or:
• Exogenic: Include descloizite, cuprodescloizite, and vanadinite deposits in oxidation zones of lead-zinc and copper ores (containing 2-10% V2O5).
Pistol Bay stated that "The vanadium mineralization exposed within the VCG project belongs to the Exogenic type vanadium deposits characterized by typically higher grade (2-10% V2O5) mineralization; the vanadium minerals descloizite, cuprodescloizite and vanadinite and occur in oxidation zones of lead-zinc and copper mineralization" and that "Hewett reported 34 occurrences of vanadium mineralization occur throughout the District".
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"Measures approximately 1.6 km by 1.0 km covering a number of reported vanadium showings exposed in outcrop and in old mine workings", Pistol Bay noted. The USGS report states: "Vanadinite and cuprodescloizite are common in the principal workings as well as in several pits near by. According to J. Doran, one of the owners, one lot of 14 tons of material was shipped in 1920 from these workings to the American Vanadium Co." Information on the vanadium content of the shipment is not available.
"Covers an area measuring approximately 1.6 km by 1.0 km with reported vanadium mineralization and a significant number of old workings", Pistol Bay said and added that "No exploration has been completed on the two groups" and that "Access to the properties is excellent using dirt roads and trails. Fuel, lodging and material are available with 20 kms of the properties. The properties are within a 30minute drive from Las Vegas, Nevada".
Moreover, Pistol Bay gave the following remarks on Claims GS 32-40:
"These claims surround the former producing Springer Mine and Tiffin Mine and are underlain by Mississippian/Pennsylvanian age Monte Cristo Limestone, Birdsprings Limestone and outliers of Miocene age andesite/latite/rhyolite flows. Late north trending mica Lamprophyres dikes cross cut the limestone units. The property covers the extension of the Sultan Thrust fault that dips to the south. The property is also host to several north-south trending west dipping faults."
"Mineralization: The property covers an area that measures approximately 1.6 kms by 1.0 km and could be expanded to cover 3.0 kms by 2.0 kms based on host rocks and reported vanadate mineralization."
"Past production: The Singer and Tiffin mines were former small scale lead-zinc producers (+/- 1,000 tons ore shipped, most likely hand cobbed) that operated in the 1920's. These workings are held by patented claims and are surrounded by the GS 32-40 claim group."
Vanadium: Strong Market Fundamentals
In late 2017, China applied new steel reinforcement standards to fight floods and earthquakes, with new regulations requiring a doubling of vanadium content in the steel used for high-rise constructions, for example.
Most of global vanadium supply is used to harden steel, however the metal is also used to prevent global warming. Vanadium redox batteries are predicted to be able to recharge up to 20,000 times (although this is not yet proven), which over time could make batteries more economic than fossel fuels.
With lithium being the metal of choice for powering electric vehicles, vanadium could become its counterpart for powering stationary batteries such as large utility-scale systems to store mass energy from wind and solar parks.
At Tesla's shareholder meeting in June 2018, Elon Musk said that "The rate of stationary storage is going to grow exponentially. For many years to come each incremental year will be about as much as all of the preceding years, which is a crazy, crazy growth rate."
The vanadium battery market may lack a flashy promoter like Elon Musk, but nonetheless vanadium batteries already have major backers who are betting big on its future, including Glencore, the world's biggest commodity trader with vanadium mines in Brazil and South Africa. And then there is Robert Friedland, the renowned billionaire and legendary mining magnate who controls VRB Energy, a fast-growing Canadian vanadium redox battery ("VRB") technology developer and manufacturer, who proclaimed that "Vanadium flow batteries [are] revolutionizing modern electricity grids in the way that lithium-ion batteries are enabling the global transition to electric vehicles."
Vanadium Market Snapshot
Below excerpts sourced from Pistol Bay's website (slightly edited):
"Vanadium is a metal that was discovered in the early 19th century. Here are some of the more common uses of vanadium in the world today!
Uses of Vanadium
• Small amounts of vanadium are added to steel to make it stronger. Surgical instruments, tools, axles, bicycle frames, crankshafts, gears and jet engines are made from this strong steel.
• Vanadium pentoxide is used as a catalyst to make sulfuric acid. Sulfuric acid is one of the most important chemicals for industry. Vanadium pentoxide is also used to make maleic anhydride and some ceramics.
• In the future, a compound of vanadium may be used in lithium batteries as an anode. It could also be used in rechargeable batteries.
• Vanadate, another compound of vanadium, protects steel from rust and corrosion.
• Vanadium dioxide is used to make glass coatings which block infrared radiation.
• Fake jewellery can be made of vanadium oxide.
• The inner structure of a nuclear fusion reactor can be used to capture neutrons making the nuclear reaction much safer.
• Superconducting magnets can be made out of vanadium.
• Some bacteria and other organisms use a vanadium compound to fix nitrogen.
• Vanadium is used for treating prediabetes and diabetes, low blood sugar, high cholesterol, heart disease, tuberculosis, syphilis, a form of "tired blood" (anemia), and water retention (edema); for improving athletic performance in weight training; and for preventing cancer.
Back in 2006, a company decided to reopen an old vanadium mine in Nevada, electricity grids were the last thing on their minds. Back then, vanadium was all about steel. That's because adding in as little as 0.15% vanadium creates an exceptionally strong steel alloy. Steel mills love it. They take a bar of vanadium, throw it in the mix. At the end of the day they can keep the same strength of the metal but use 30% less. It also makes steel tools more resilient. If the name vanadium is vaguely familiar to you, it is probably because you have seen it embossed on the side of a spanner. And because vanadium steel retains its hardness at high temperatures, it is used in drill bits, circular saws, engine turbines and other moving parts that generate a lot of heat. So, steel accounts for perhaps 90% of demand for the metal.
Vanadium's alloying properties have been known about for well over a century. Henry Ford used it in 1908 to make the body of his Model T stronger and lighter. It was also used to make portable artillery pieces and body armour in the First World War. But vanadium's history seemingly goes back even further. Indeed, mankind may have been unwittingly exploiting the metal as far back as the 3rd Century BC. That is when "Damascus steel" first began to be manufactured. Swords made of the steel were said to be so sharp that a hair would split if it were dropped on to the blade. Today, vanadium mainly goes into structural steel, such as in bridges and the "rebar" used to reinforce concrete.
Vanadium supply is dominated by China, Russia and South Africa, where the metal is extracted mostly as a useful by-product from iron ore slag and other mining processes. China – which is midway through the longest and biggest construction boom in history – also dominates demand. A recent decision by Beijing to stop using low-quality steel rebar has bumped up forecast demand for vanadium by 40%. Yet the biggest source of future demand may have nothing to do with steel at all, and may instead exploit vanadium's unusual electrochemical nature.
Vanadium redox flow batteries [also called "v-flow batteries" or "v-batteries"] are very stable. They can be discharged and recharged 20,000 times without much loss of performance and are thought to last decades (they have not been around long enough for this to have been demonstrated in practice).
Why should vanadium batteries be the technology of choice?
There is a glut of cheap lithium batteries these days, after manufacturers built out their capacity heavily in anticipation of a hybrid and electric cars boom that has yet to arrive.
Lithium batteries can deliver a lot of power very quickly, which is great if you need to balance sudden unexpected fluctuations – as may be caused by passing clouds for solar, or a passing gale for wind. But a lithium battery cannot be recharged even a tenth as many times as a vanadium battery – it's likely to die after 1,000 or 2,000 recharges.
Lithium batteries cannot scale up to the size needed to store an entire community's energy for several hours. By contrast, vanadium batteries can be made to store more energy simply by adding bigger tanks of electrolyte. They can then release it at a sedate pace as needed, unlike conventional batteries, where greater storage generally means greater power.
At the other end of the scale, there are also plenty of large-scale energy storage systems under development, such as those exploiting liquefied air, and the 1,000-fold shrinkage in the volume of the air when it is cooled to -200C. But these systems take up a lot of space and are better suited to the very largest-scale facilities that will be needed to serve for instance a large offshore wind farm plugging into the high-voltage national grid.
The second really big question for vanadium is whether the world contains enough of the stuff
The immediate challenge is that the birth of the vanadium battery business is coming just as China is ramping up its demand for vanadium steel. There is also a longer-term problem – the quantities of vanadium added to steel alloys are so tiny that it is not economic to recover it from the steel at the end of its life. So for the battery market, that vanadium is effectively lost forever.
Some vanadium battery-makers have initiated development of new methods to produce vanadium electrolyte.
One of the world's least known metals is also of great importance, and likely to become more so as renewable energies catch up with and possibly eclipse fossil fuels. Yet vanadium's primary use as a steel alloy is set to keep prices buoyant and North American explorers racing to find a domestic source of the metal that was once used to make swords so strong and sharp the mere sight of them struck fear into the hearts of their enemies.
Twenty years ago, no vanadium went into cars, versus around 45 percent of cars today. By 2025, it's estimated that 85 percent of all automobiles will incorporate vanadium alloy to reduce their weight, thereby increasing their fuel efficiency to conform to stringent fuel economy standards set by the US EPA.
Vanadium's corrosion-resistant properties make it ideal for tubes and pipes manufactured to carry chemicals. Vanadium-titanium alloys have the best strength-to-weight ratio of any engineered material on earth. Less than one percent of vanadium and as little chromium makes steel shock and vibration resistant. A thin layer of vanadium is used to bond titanium to steel, making it ideal for aerospace applications. Mixing titanium with vanadium and iron strengthens and adds durability to turbines that spin up to 70,000 rpm.
Since vanadium does not easily absorb neutrons it has important applications in nuclear power. Vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) permanently fixes dyes to fabrics. Vanadium oxide is utilized as a pigment for ceramics and glass, as a chemical catalyst, and to produce superconducting magnets.
Of course, the latest application for vanadium is for batteries, particularly vanadium redox flow batteries used for grid energy storage, of which vanadium pentoxide is the main ingredient.
Where it's found and how it's mined
Vanadium is typically found within magnetite iron ore deposits and is usually mined as a by-product and not as a primary mineral. Vanadium is often agglomerated with titanium, which must be separated out as an impurity during processing. The higher the titanium content in the ore, the harder it is to remove the vanadium. The end-product is vanadium pentoxide, which can be used for the applications cited above or to make ferrovanadium for use in steel.
While V2O5 currently sells for between US$16,000 and US$17,000 a ton, titanium goes for just $US1,500 a ton, which means a low grade of titanium is an attractive feature of a vanadium prospect. Some of the world's key vanadium mines include the Bushveld complex in South Africa – responsible for about a quarter of all vanadium supply; the high-grade Maracas mine in Brazil owned by Largo Resources; and EVRAZ's Vanady Tula mine in Russia, the largest European producer of vanadium pentoxide and ferrovanadium alloys.
Cities and roads girded with steel
The world needs more steel, ergo, more vanadium. The latest estimate is that vanadium demand and supply currently intersect at about 80,000 tonnes per year. Market research firm Roskill predicts that by 2020 there will be about a 45 percent increase in the demand for vanadium, driven mostly by China.
As an example of how much steel will be required to build just one new Chinese city – Xiong'an, consider that the city will likely need 20 to 30 million tonnes of steel, which translates to 30,000 tonnes of vanadium – roughly a third of current annual production, albeit over 10 years. That means 3,000 additional tonnes of vanadium a year for the next decade, for just one city – an increase of 5 percent above current supply and demand.
Another thing going for vanadium is China's reluctance to manufacture low-quality rebar used in building construction. Recent earthquakes in China and Japan have shown the Chinese that using cheap rebar is penny wise and pound foolish.
China's scrap ban will cut 4,500-5,500 tpy of domestic V2O5 production.
Chinese infrastructure investments in the New Silk Road – a $900-billion project set to open up land and maritime routes between China and its western neighbors, namely Central Asia, the Middle East and Europe – is another massive spend on steel that will likely require more vanadium than is currently being mined.
Then there are the new infrastructure demands in the United States that President Donald Trump campaigned on in 2016 and is promising to address. The state of disrepair of much of America's infrastructure is truly staggering. It's estimated that 80,000 bridges, or over half the entire stock of U.S. bridge structures, need to be repaired or replaced. Whether or not Trump's infrastructure bill is passed, there will certainly be a future need for more U.S. steel, and more vanadium.
Insecurity of supply
With vanadium demand expected to increase, it is a valid question as to where new vanadium supply will come from. There are currently no North American reserves, a situation that is and should be deeply alarming to politicians on both sides of the 49th parallel.
A critical or strategic metal is defined as one whose lack of availability during a national emergency would affect the economic and defensive capabilities of that country. The United States and Canada are completely dependent on recycling and imports for 100% of their vanadium supply.
Consider what happened to the rare earths market in the 2000s, when China, which produces 90 percent of REEs, restricted exports, causing prices to spike around the world. Rare earths are used in everything from cell phones to wind turbines to missile guidance systems. With just three countries – South Africa, China and Russia – controlling the supply of vanadium, there is a high risk of that supply either being cut off due to a political or trade conflict, or for the price to suddenly jump.
While v-flow batteries have tremendous appeal for harnessing the power of the wind and sun, their mass adoption to their direct application to the supply-demand equation for vanadium is probably a few years off. New technologies take a long time to be proven out, tested and adopted by the mainstream.
And that's probably just as well, because vanadium suppliers likely won't be able to keep up with the amount of demand that is coming down the pipe for the 22nd most abundant element. Think back to that single Chinese city being built – over a third of the world's vanadium production over the next decade going into one city. That isn't counting the expected increase in vanadium needed for steel production, defense, automobiles, aerospace, rebar and all the other vanadium applications.
The answer is to bring new vanadium mines online – especially North American deposits that can produce vanadium pentoxide and ferrovanadium, thus bringing the supply-demand curve down to a point where the price is attractive for both vanadium producers and consumers, while increasing security of supply in an increasingly hostile world.
Because vanadium is a metal that seems destined for a supply crunch, because of its applications for traditional industries like autos, aerospace, defense and steelmaking, and due to its promising potential for long-term battery storage of grid-scale electricity, companies that are developing vanadium deposits in North America need to be on your radar screen."
Vanadium market fundamentals are very compelling. Pistol Bay has realized the window of opportunity, was able to sign an agreement and expects to acquire some of the most promising – and overlooked – vanadium prospects in the United States. Upcoming exploration programs offer potential for vanadium discoveries, not to speak of zinc, lead, copper and silver.
Pistol Bay Mining Inc.
Suite 700 – 838 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, B.C. V6C 0A6 Canada
Phone: +1 604 369 8973 or +1 604 613 3156
Email: info@pistolbaymininginc.com
www.pistolbaymininginc.com
Canadian Symbol (TSX.V): PST
Market Capitalization: $2.3 Million CAD
German Symbol / WKN (Frankfurt): QS2 / A12DZH
Market Capitalization: €1.8 Million EUR
Disclaimer: This report contains forward-looking information or forward-looking statements (collectively "forward-looking information") within the meaning of applicable securities laws. Forward-looking information is typically identified by words such as: "believe", "expect", "anticipate", "intend", "estimate", "potentially" and similar expressions, or are those, which, by their nature, refer to future events. Rockstone Research, Pistol Bay Mining Inc. and Zimtu Capital Corp. caution investors that any forward-looking information provided herein is not a guarantee of future results or performance, and that actual results may differ materially from those in forward-looking information as a result of various factors. The reader is referred to the Pistol Bay Mining Inc.´s public filings for a more complete discussion of such risk factors and their potential effects which may be accessed through the Pistol Bay Mining Inc.´s profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Please read the full disclaimer within the full research report as a PDF (here) as fundamental risks and conflicts of interest exist. The author, Stephan Bogner, currently does not hold any equity position in Pistol Bay Mining Inc., however he holds a long position in Zimtu Capital Corp., and is also being paid a monthly retainer from Zimtu Capital Corp., which company also holds a long position in Pistol Bay Mining Inc. and thus would profit from price appreciation of its stock. Pistol Bay Mining Inc. has paid Zimtu Capital Corp. to provide this report and other investor awareness services. The cover picture and the last shown picture have been obtained from Dominic Gentilcore and Krsmanovic via Shutterstock.com.
Name: Pistol Bay Mining Inc.
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Province moves to close loophole in police street checks ban
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The Province has strengthened the existing ban on street checks to provide clearer direction to police and ensure no Nova Scotian is subjected to the practice.
Attorney General and Justice Minister Brad Johns today, December 2, issued a new law enforcement directive to address concerns about an earlier directive that potentially allowed police to continue to illegally collect and record identifying information of individuals.
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– Chief Robert Walsh, President, Nova Scotia Chiefs of Police Association
— the independent review of street checks in the Halifax Regional Municipality by Prof. Scot Wortley in 2019 found that African Nova Scotians were six times more likely to be randomly stopped or street checked by police than the rest of the population
The Minister's directive can be viewed at: https://novascotia.ca/just/
Mandate letter of the Minister of Justice: https://novascotia.ca/exec_council/letters-2021/ministerial-mandate-letter-2021-AG-DOJ.pdf
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Pero no se como manipular el parametro: :idSystemClient cuando la estoy llamando del lado del front, la forma en que yo lo estoy haciendo es la siguiente:
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Dancing on Ice axed "at end of natural life"
Torvill and Dean confirm that the 2014 series of the celebrity skating show will be its last
Tuesday, 21st May 2013 at 10:35 am
Hang up your skates and pack away your Bolero jackets, Olympic skaters Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have confirmed the end of ITV's skating show Dancing on Ice.
Chris told Daybreak, "Next year Dancing on Ice is going to be our final Dancing on Ice. It's come full circle for us, it's 30 years since we performed in Bolero, on February 14th, Valentine's Day, and it will be 30 years next year and we just thought for us it's sort of full circle."
A source close to the show told RadioTimes.com "We felt that the show had come to the end of its natural life. All good things have to come to an end – we felt that it was good to go out on a high.
"[Programme] commissioning has to take difficult decisions – we did it with The Bill, we did it with Heartbeat, we're determined to keep our schedule fresh and exciting. It's a great opportunity for creative renewal.
"Everyone's determined to make the last series go out with a bang – hopefully we'll get some good [celebrity] names. It's a brave decision but it's a positive one."
Dancing on Ice hit a ratings high of 13 million for the finale of its opening series but has since seen its audience cut almost in half.
The source added "There's been quite a lot of talk about falling ratings but it averaged about 7.3 [million] last year, which is still pretty good in this day and age. It's been going for nine years – it's had a good innings."
Show host Phillip Schofield told his Twitter fans to "enjoy it while you can", joking that he can now take up skiing again. Head judge Robin Cousins added that it's been a "great 8 years", sending his thanks to the fans for their "amazing support."
Beloved skating duo Torvill and Dean, who twirled their way to a sequin-clad victory at the 1984 Winter Olympics, say they are keen to ensure the series goes out with a bang. Apparently, viewers can expect more than ever from the final ninth season, which will see another batch of celebrities attempt to perform on ice with a pro-skater. Although with a Pamela Anderson boob slip already achieved in the recent series, what more is there left to do? The show's final hurrah will be a live tour in March, which will include performances by Torvill and Dean themselves.
Chris went on to confirm that the end of the show doesn't mean the end of the pair's skating career, saying that, rather than hang up their skates, they're simply slowing them down a little bit. Jayne says they have other projects they are excited about, too. For Jayne's sake we hope this doesn't have anything to do with being anywhere near Joe Pasquale, his jock strap and his bunion…
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'Aashiqui 2' shooting to start from next month
Jul 4, 2012 IANS
Mumbai, July 4 (IANS) Filmmaker Mohit Suri will start shooting for "Aashiqui 2" from next month with Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapoor in the lead roles, and says that the musical is not a sequel to 1990 hit romantic saga "Aashiqui".
Sharing the information, Suri told IANS " 'Aashiqui 2' will go on floors by next month. We are planning to shoot the film in Goa, Mumbai and Cape Town".
He also said that "Aashiqui 2" is "not a sequel" to 'Aashiqui'.
"It's a new story. The only similarity is the music and the love story. There are seven to eight songs in the film. It's a musical."
Directed by Mahesh Bhatt, Rahul Roy and Anu Agarwal starrer "Aashiqui" was not only a box office success, all the songs from the film, including "Ek sanam chahiye" and "Nazar ke saamne jigar ke", were super hits.
Earlier, Suri had announced that he would make the film with fresh faces.
Giving reasons for casting Shradha and Aditya, he said: "Earlier, we were planning to launch fresh star cast, but it didn't work. As far as these two are concerned, they have just done two to three films. They both fit the bill perfectly."
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News Release - July 15, 2013
Visterra Appoints Brian Pereira, M.D., as President and Chief Executive Officer
Company to Accelerate Product Development based on Novel Antibody Platform focused on Infectious Diseases
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network)--Visterra, Inc., developer of novel medicines to prevent and treat infectious and other major diseases, today announced the appointment of Brian J. G. Pereira, M.D., as President and Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Pereira takes on the role of CEO at a time when Visterra is advancing its product candidates into human clinical trials for infectious diseases that impact global health. He is a seasoned biopharmaceutical and healthcare leader with experience in financing and growing companies, including the clinical development and commercialization of innovative drug products.
Dr. Pereira has also been appointed to the Board of Directors for Visterra. He succeeds Steven Brugger, who will be leaving Visterra to pursue other opportunities.
"We thank Steve Brugger for his many contributions to Visterra. Under his leadership, we have built a team with extraordinary capabilities, developed a pipeline of products that have the potential for significant patient impact, forged a key collaboration with Pfizer, and secured an important strategic partnership with and equity investment from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation," said Alan Crane, Chairman of Visterra's Board of Directors and General Partner at Polaris Partners. "We are extremely pleased that Brian Pereira has become Visterra's CEO as the company embarks on its next stage of growth. Brian brings his proven industry leadership with an impressive track record for managing high-performance teams and building significant company value, and these skills will augment the expertise of the existing Visterra team to advance the company's strategy and product development programs."
"I am excited to take on the opportunity and grow Visterra as the company takes the next steps to develop and commercialize innovative therapies for infectious and other diseases with such broad potential to impact global health," said Brian J. G. Pereira, President and Chief Executive Officer of Visterra. "I envision Visterra as a company with the potential to deliver multiple products from its novel therapeutic platform, and I look forward to working with the strong team that is in place, so that together we will accelerate opportunities to develop and commercialize innovative medicines."
Prior to joining Visterra, Dr. Pereira served as the President and CEO of AMAG Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (AMAG) from 2006 to 2011 and as its President from 2005 to 2006. At AMAG, Dr. Pereira played the leadership role in rapidly creating value, raising four financing rounds at increasing valuations, and building the clinical development, manufacturing, supply-chain, commercial and financial infrastructure for AMAG's iron therapy product for anemia. Prior to AMAG, he served as the President and CEO of a Tufts Medical Center Physician Organization from 2001 to 2005, where he was instrumental in restructuring operations to enable greater financial strength. He also served in earlier roles at Tufts Medical Center including Interim Chief Operating Officer in 2001, Vice-Chairman for Strategic Development of the Department of Medicine from 1999-2001, and as a staff physician beginning in 1993.
Dr. Pereira currently serves on the Board of Directors of Biodel, Inc. (BIOD), NephroPlus Ltd., The American India Foundation, and Youth That Care, Inc. He was the Chairman of the Board of the Harvard-MIT Biomedical Enterprise Program, President of the National Kidney Foundation (USA) from 2002 to 2004 and served on its Board for 10 years. He is an Adjunct Professor of Medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine, Sackler School of Biomedical Sciences and Tufts Clinical & Translational Sciences Institute. He has contributed over 200 published scientific articles and has edited the leading medical textbook on chronic kidney disease. He received his medical degree (MBBS) from St. John's Medical College, MD (Medicine) and DM (Nephrology) from the Post Graduate Institute, and an MBA from Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.
About Visterra
Visterra discovers and develops novel antibodies for the prevention and treatment of infectious and other major diseases. The company's proprietary antibody discovery platform generates unique structural information that identifies novel target epitopes (sites recognized by antibodies) and guides the design of antibodies which specifically target these epitopes to effectively combat disease. The company's lead antibody product candidate, VIS410, is a broad spectrum monoclonal antibody for the prevention and treatment of both seasonal and pandemic influenza. The company is building a proprietary pipeline of novel antibodies in infectious disease, and continuing to expand its disease area focus through strategic partnerships in infectious and other diseases. The company announced an antibody discovery collaboration deal with Pfizer in September, 2012. Visterra was founded based on the scientific work of Dr. Ram Sasisekharan at MIT, and is currently backed by Polaris Partners, Flagship Ventures, Lux Capital, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and Omega Funds. For more information please visit www.visterrainc.com.
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// Package gcs registers a Google Cloud Storage filesystem at the
// well-known /gcs/ filesystem path if the current machine is running
// on Google Compute Engine.
//
// It was initially only meant for small files, and as such, it can only
// read files smaller than 1MB for now.
package gcs

import (
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"io/ioutil"
	"os"
	"path"
	"strings"
	"time"

	"go4.org/wkfs"
	"golang.org/x/net/context"
	"golang.org/x/oauth2"
	"golang.org/x/oauth2/google"
	"google.golang.org/cloud"
	"google.golang.org/cloud/compute/metadata"
	"google.golang.org/cloud/storage"
)

// Max size for all files read, because we use a bytes.Reader as our file
// reader, instead of storage.NewReader. This is because we get all wkfs.File
// methods for free by embedding a bytes.Reader. This filesystem was only supposed
// to be for configuration data only, so this is ok for now.
const maxSize = 1 << 20

func init() {
	if !metadata.OnGCE() {
		return
	}
	hc, err := google.DefaultClient(oauth2.NoContext)
	if err != nil {
		registerBrokenFS(fmt.Errorf("could not get http client for context: %v", err))
		return
	}
	projID, err := metadata.ProjectID()
	if projID == "" || err != nil {
		registerBrokenFS(fmt.Errorf("could not get GCE project ID: %v", err))
		return
	}
	ctx := cloud.NewContext(projID, hc)
	sc, err := storage.NewClient(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		registerBrokenFS(fmt.Errorf("could not get cloud storage client: %v", err))
		return
	}
	wkfs.RegisterFS("/gcs/", &gcsFS{
		ctx: ctx,
		sc:  sc,
	})
}

type gcsFS struct {
	ctx context.Context
	sc  *storage.Client
	err error // sticky error
}

func registerBrokenFS(err error) {
	wkfs.RegisterFS("/gcs/", &gcsFS{
		err: err,
	})
}

func (fs *gcsFS) parseName(name string) (bucket, fileName string, err error) {
	if fs.err != nil {
		return "", "", fs.err
	}
	name = strings.TrimPrefix(name, "/gcs/")
	i := strings.Index(name, "/")
	if i < 0 {
		return name, "", nil
	}
	return name[:i], name[i+1:], nil
}

// Open opens the named file for reading. It returns an error if the file size
// is larger than 1 << 20.
func (fs *gcsFS) Open(name string) (wkfs.File, error) {
	bucket, fileName, err := fs.parseName(name)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	obj := fs.sc.Bucket(bucket).Object(fileName)
	attrs, err := obj.Attrs(fs.ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	size := attrs.Size
	if size > maxSize {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("file %s too large (%d bytes) for /gcs/ filesystem", name, size)
	}
	rc, err := obj.NewReader(fs.ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	defer rc.Close()

	slurp, err := ioutil.ReadAll(io.LimitReader(rc, size))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	return &file{
		name:   name,
		Reader: bytes.NewReader(slurp),
	}, nil
}

func (fs *gcsFS) Stat(name string) (os.FileInfo, error) { return fs.Lstat(name) }
func (fs *gcsFS) Lstat(name string) (os.FileInfo, error) {
	bucket, fileName, err := fs.parseName(name)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	attrs, err := fs.sc.Bucket(bucket).Object(fileName).Attrs(fs.ctx)
	if err == storage.ErrObjectNotExist {
		return nil, os.ErrNotExist
	}
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	return &statInfo{
		name: attrs.Name,
		size: attrs.Size,
	}, nil
}

func (fs *gcsFS) MkdirAll(path string, perm os.FileMode) error { return nil }

func (fs *gcsFS) OpenFile(name string, flag int, perm os.FileMode) (wkfs.FileWriter, error) {
	bucket, fileName, err := fs.parseName(name)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	switch flag {
	case os.O_WRONLY | os.O_CREATE | os.O_EXCL:
	case os.O_WRONLY | os.O_CREATE | os.O_TRUNC:
	default:
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("Unsupported OpenFlag flag mode %d on Google Cloud Storage", flag)
	}
	if flag&os.O_EXCL != 0 {
		if _, err := fs.Stat(name); err == nil {
			return nil, os.ErrExist
		}
	}
	// TODO(mpl): consider adding perm to the object's ObjectAttrs.Metadata
	return fs.sc.Bucket(bucket).Object(fileName).NewWriter(fs.ctx), nil
}

type statInfo struct {
	name    string
	size    int64
	isDir   bool
	modtime time.Time
}

func (si *statInfo) IsDir() bool        { return si.isDir }
func (si *statInfo) ModTime() time.Time { return si.modtime }
func (si *statInfo) Mode() os.FileMode  { return 0644 }
func (si *statInfo) Name() string       { return path.Base(si.name) }
func (si *statInfo) Size() int64        { return si.size }
func (si *statInfo) Sys() interface{}   { return nil }

type file struct {
	name string
	*bytes.Reader
}

func (*file) Close() error   { return nil }
func (f *file) Name() string { return path.Base(f.name) }
func (f *file) Stat() (os.FileInfo, error) {
	panic("Stat not implemented on /gcs/ files yet")
}

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The Momma moved to California a few years back for the great California sunshine....and the parent/kid relationship has now reversed.
Along with sending the Dear Daughter a basket at college, I responsible for the Momma's Easter Basket.
It must be blue...no pink for her.
It must have the old plastic green grass...no new funky stuff for her, even if it is better for the environment or you could eat it.
It must have a jar of bubbles and a chocolate Easter bunny...that's what I always had in my basket.
I think I did a pretty good job...what do you think?


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News // Stamford
Nov. 2, 2010 Updated: June 17, 2016 4:54 p.m.
The Avon Theatre, 275 Bedford St., is a historic 1940s-era theater in downtown Stamford. For more information, call (203) 967-3660 or go online to www.avon-theatre.org.
Here is what is playing during the week of Friday, Nov. 5 through Thursday, Nov. 11.
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (Luftslottet som sprangdes) (R)
Friday: 4, 7, 9:50 p.m.
Saturday: 1, 4, 7, 9:50 p.m.
Sunday: 1, 4, 7 p.m.
Monday & Tuesday: 7 p.m.
Wednesday: 4, 7 p.m.
Thursday: 4:30 p.m.
Tamara Drewe (R)
Friday: 5:10, 7:30, 9:45 p.m.
Saturday: 12:50, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 p.m.
Sunday: 12:50, 3, 5:15, 7:30 p.m.
Monday & Tuesday: 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday & Thursday: 5:15, 7:30 p.m.
Kinks (1964 - 1975) (NR)


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In this episode of When Everything Changed, we hear from Kaiser Permanente member Larry. After years of receiving unsuccessful diagnoses for his lower back and neck pain symptoms from previous doctors, Larry successfully treated his condition at Kaiser Permanente. One morning after breakfast, Larry began to experience excruciating back pain. He called the 24/7 consulting nurse line, and went directly to Urgent Care. After many tests, Larry was diagnosed with liver failure. He was put on a weight loss program so that he could receive a gastric bypass surgery to help alleviate his back pain and liver problems.
Recovery was a difficult time for Larry as he experienced uncertainty and anxiety about his future. Larry credits the doctors and nurses and his family for not criticizing his weight but instead, building a uniquely effective plan that would lessen the effects of his health problems and by giving their continuous support.
Larry also went to counseling sessions to battle the depression that arose during this period and joined Kaiser Permanente Washington's Living Well with Chronic Conditions program which supports members with self-therapy strategies including breathing and relaxation, problem solving, and how to talk to doctors. He vigorously emphasizes the positive impact these sessions had on his recovery. After graduating from the program, he led Living Well with Chronic Conditions groups for two and a half years.
By the fall of 2013, Larry lost more than 160 pounds, started exercising with his family, and experienced less frequent episodes of pain and anxiety. He encourages anyone who is experiencing depression to talk to a physician, therapist or counselor to get care.
Did this story move you? If so, please share it. Do you have a health turning point story? Email us at wheneverythingchanged@ghc.org. When Everything Changed is a production of Kaiser Permanente.


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