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Riley Hospital for Children Simon Family Tower at Indiana University Health
Construction of this 694,000-square-foot, 10-story patient bed and surgery tower shared two building elevations with an active children's hospital. Located in the center of an urban medical campus, the tower features private patient rooms, med-surg rooms, and an imaging department. Before construction began, Pepper implemented a 20-phased make-ready plan that relocated 52 departments and coordinated 120 different utility shutdowns. The existing structure was then demolished in preparation for the new tower. Additional features include a roof-mounted helipad, loggia, parking garage and new facilities building. The building is situated on a tight site and shared an entrance with the ambulance drive during construction.
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PSR Research: Safety and public transit for Los Angeles university students
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Sexual harassment in public spaces is an all-too-common feature of life in the United States, and public transportation is not exempt from this unfortunate reality. In "Public Transportation Safety Among University Students," UCLA researchers Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Madeline Brozen, Hao Ding, Miriam Pinski, and Fariba Siddiq surveyed nearly 1300 students from three secondary institutions in Los Angeles, aiming to better understand whether fear of these experiences dissuades riders — particularly female riders — from taking transit.
Their survey provided some bleak truths. 72% of respondents using the bus system reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment over the last three years. Only 26% of women "always" felt safe waiting for or riding the bus. And 65% of women felt the need to take some sort of precaution while riding transit; often, these fears led these individuals to avoid transit altogether. The researchers compared these findings to a global study of 17 cities around the world, which found that in each of these cities, harassment was a concern.
What can cities and transit agencies do to alleviate these issues? In the last chapter of their report, the UCLA researchers provided a number of policy suggestions. First, the researchers suggest that operators listen to students about their experiences with sexual harassment on transit. Because incidence reporting is uncommon, agencies may have an inaccurate sense of the frequency of these occurrences, and surveying might help fill in the gaps. Increasing bus frequency will reduce bus stop waiting. Finally, the study's regression models found that poor lighting at bus stops was linked with more harassment incidents, suggesting that improvements to bus stop infrastructure could be an effective, if insufficient, step.
This research was supported by the Pacific Southwest Region University Transportation Center, the Region 9 University Transportation Center funded under the U.S. Department of Transportation's University Transportation Centers Program. Established in 2016, the Pacific Southwest Region UTC is led by the University of Southern California and includes seven partners: Long Beach State University; UC Davis; UC Irvine; UCLA; University of Hawaii; Northern Arizona University; Pima Community College.
PSR conducts an integrated, multidisciplinary program of research, education and technology transfer aimed at improving the mobility of people and goods throughout the region. Its program is organized around four themes: 1) technology to address transportation problems and improve mobility; 2) improving mobility for vulnerable populations; 3) improving resilience and protecting the environment; and 4) managing mobility in high growth areas.
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Second Life can be argued to be the pioneering virtual world! Since its launch in 2003, the game has been enjoyed by millions of people and seen billions of dollars transacted by users in its online economy.
The game is set in a 3D virtual world where players, called residents, can pretend who be whoever or what they desire to be. At a basic level, residents create a visual representation of themselves and interact with surrounding environments with other avatars, places or objects.
Residents can go to social gatherings, live concerts, press conferences and even college classes just as they would in real life! However, the game goes far beyond normal life where avatars can fly or teleport to almost any location. The game allow players to create short programs, called scripts, that give avatars or objects new abilities (e.g. special animations). This creates what only can be describes as user generated content as all interactions are through other online gamers, creating a unique online environment.
In many ways, Second Life is similar to MMORPGs. Like an MMORPG, users represent themselves with a customizable, three-dimensional figure that acts like a computer-generated puppet. Users navigate through an online world, encountering strange landscapes and new people. Unlike MMORPGs, residents in Second Life aren't in a game, though there are games inside Second Life's virtual environment.


Red Velvet Christmas Cupcakes topped with delicious marshmallow fondant and sugared cranberries. They are perfect for your holiday desserts.
Oh! I loved these Red Velvet Christmas cupcakes! Aren't they just so elegant?? These Red Velvet Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting topped with Marshmallow Fondant and Sugared Cranberries were great for my Thanksgiving dinner guests! That's right! I made cupcakes for Thanksgiving dessert. No pie. I just could not bring myself to make a dessert that I couldn't photograph. The final dress up and photo shoot was done at noon on Thanksgiving when I really should have been cleaning… oh well! It all got taken cake of.
Do you feel totally rushed during the Christmas season? I know the feeling well. Between baking and creating recipes for the blog, taking care of the house, getting my kiddo to all her actives and Christmas shopping – not to mention present wrapping, moving the Elf every night, and taking care of all the animals – it's a crazy time.
I try my best to take a night off and relax each week and decompress. No responsibilities or requirements to take care of. Ahhh! Do you take a night off of adulting? You should!
These Red Velvet Christmas Cupcakes would be a perfect treat for a night off! Or take them to the office party or a holiday gathering. They are absolutely stunning to serve and everyone will be blown away with the beautiful details! You can't get cupcakes this tasty and this lovely at the bakery without costing an arm and a leg!
Beautiful Red Velvet Cupcakes will be the hit of the dinner party!
Begin by preheating the oven to 350. Place liners into the cupcake pan.
Beat eggs with whisk attachment for 5 minutes.
Slowly add oil and sugar, beating well then add buttermilk, vinegar, vanilla, and red food coloring.
Switch to the paddle attachment and add dry ingredients, beating until combined.
Using an ice cream scoop, measure the batter into the cupcake liners.
Combine all ingredients until desired consistency is reached. Put in a pipping bag fitted with a Wilton 1M tip. Frost the cupcakes and decorate with some white sugar sprinkles. Set aside.
Take your 2" fondant circle and add a touch of corn syrup. Attach 3 sugared cranberries and a leaf. Place the fondant circle on top of frosting.
This recipe is part three of a thee part series including White Chocolate Marshmallow Fondant and the Sugared Cranberries.
I will make chocolate coffee ice cream cupcakes with my supplies! Thanks.
I'd use the mixer to make chocolate cupcakes!!
I would make the Red Velvet Cupcakes, yummo!
I would make endless sugar cookies. Baking is my passion!!
I would make a chocolate cheesecake cupcake, I love those! Yum. Thanks for the cool giveaway!
I would make chocolate cupcakes!
This mixer can handle it no problem!
Probably these Red Velvet ones! They are gorgeous!
Just so many new and exciting recipes to experiment with….
they are found in the dictionary under "heavenly gorgeous cupcakes"!!!
Actually – I can't wait to try this recipe! So I will definitely make the red velvet ones first! Such a cute idea to put the sugared cranberries on top!! Love it!
Your recipe for Red Velvet!
Holy canola those cupcakes look good!! I'm going to make my sweet potato cupcakes with coconut pecan frosting!
I would try these wonderful looking red velvet cupcakes if I won the cupcake supplies pack. Then I would try some caramel ones. Thanks for these great giveaways. Good luck everyone.
If I won the mixer I would make cupcakes first. Then I would make cookies,brownies, and other goodies. I don't have instagram. I noticed all of these recipes are influencing what I am craving or drooling for at the time. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway. Good luck everyone.
I'll be making dark chocolate with mint frosting.
I'd make chocolate cupcakes because that is my hubby's favorite. These Christmas cupcakes of yours are beautiful! Thanks for offering the chance to win.
I'd love to make those cupcakes, Karen. Those sugared cranberries look SO good!
I've never made red velvet cupcakes, so why not take advantage of your awesome recipe plus the new supplies and give it a try!!!
I have been wanting to try a Salted Caramel recipe I found!
you make the best desserts, would love to have one of these mixers, thanks for the chance!
I'd make egg nog cupcakes for Christmas! Your cupcakes are so beautiful!
I would try these wonderful looking red velvet cupcakes if I won the cupcake supplies pack. Then I would try some lemon curd ones. Thanks for these great giveaways. Good luck everyone.
Need to find the time to learn how to make MMF. You guys giving away a xtra time in a day by any chance? LOL… thanks!
What beautiful cupcakes you've made! I love sugared fruit. I'd make Vanilla Chai cupcakes with a spice cream cheese icing. 🙂 Thanks for the awesome giveaway!
Lemon with cream cheese frosting and blueberries.
Something with chocolate for sure would be first on my list, since that is the only kind of cupcake my husband likes (strange, I know)!
I would make red velvet with cream cheese frosting. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway!
I'll be saving this recipe to try!
Some kind of chocolate cupcake, but I'm sure they won't be as gorgeous as yours. Those are amazing Karyn!!
Lemon cupcakes are my favorite!
I'm a chocolate kind of girl… so I would make chocolate cupcakes with chocolate frosting, maybe some chocolate fudge filling… oh and a few chocolate sprinkles on top !!
This looooookkkkkksssss Amazing!! gotta try it… Thanks Living Locurto for hooking me up with dieters downfall!!!! Can't wait to try it out!!
I would make these yummy red velvet cupcakes. They look delicious!
The first thing I would make would definitely be brownies.
I like yellow cupcake with chocolate frosting.
Thank you so much for linking up to The Weekend re-Treat Link Party this week on The Best Blog Recipes! Wanted to stop by and "Pin" your post to our Link Party Boards (Recipes or Crafts) while I was here ! AND… I am on my way to enter to win right now! I would love a mixer since I don't have one and I would probably go crazy baking, lol!
Your red velvet ones look wonderful so I think I will make them.
Making Holiday cookies with that mixer would be such a breeze compared to the 1950′s era hand mixer I use now.
Gracious! Those cupcakes look amazing!!!
Thanks for the opportunity to win a new mixer but honestly, reading your blog is a great prize I get every day!
I'd make carrot cake cupcakes! Merry Christmas!
I will make chocolate cupcakes with chocolate frosting.
Happy Holidays! I will be making Chocolate Peanut Butter cupcakes. They are my son's favorite. Thanks for the giveaway.
I love (and wrote about) Ina Garten's Pumpkin Cupcakes with Maple Cream Cheese Frosting and I cannot get over how wonderful the cupcakes are! They are always a must around the holidays, so I plan on making those next. I can't wait!
Snicker doodle cupcakes are delicious and perfect this time of year. All of the supplies will make beautiful cupcakes for the holidays.
I'd make a German Chocolate cake.
I would make rainbow cupcakes that are vanilla flavored.
I'll make chocolate chip cookies with the mixer.
We will make christmas goodies as a family!
I think I would try German Chocolate cupcakes!!
I'm going to try the Red Velvet you posted…looks too good NOT to try!
Chocolate cupcakes. Always. I would love to do the beautiful topping you did here, though. Just love it! So sweet & elegant!
I will certainly be making red velvet cupcakes.. my son's birthday is this month and red velvet is his favorite!
Wow, those are awesome looking. Truly beautiful!
I think I'll make chocolate cupcakes with mocha frosting.
I will definitely be making your red velvet cupcake recipe if I win!
I would start with something basic, like chocolate.
cherry chip with cherry icing my favorite!
What flavor of Cupcakes will I make with your supplies Carrot!
If I wont the mixer I would love to make Paula Deens triple layer banana pecan cake!
chocolate Guiness Stout with Baily's Irish Cream frosting topped with your holly berry idea sooo yummy!
Mmm that's a hard question, because there's so many recipes I've been dying to try, but if I had to choose my first would be a Caramel cupcake with butter rum frosting.
I would make bread! And cookies.
I would make vanilla cupcakes; my favorite. Decorating is always the best part.
I will try your red velvet!
I will make tiramisu cupcakes! Yum!
I would make carrot cake cupcakes with cream cheese frosting!
I love to make gingerbread cupcakes with cream cheese frosting.
I'd make spiced apple cider cupcakes!
I would make vanilla malt cupcakes.
I'd make Vanilla with peppermint frosting, to start.
I'm a huge fan of vanilla cupcakes, so if I win, that's what I'll make.
I make chocolate on chocolate.
I hope to be able to make bread in this new mixer!
I would make something chocolate and caramel with a cream cheese frosting.
I will make chocolate cupcakes with salted caramel buttercream frosting.
I will attempt to make bread for the first time with the Pro KitchenAid.
I would make confetti cupcakes.
Nothing beats a Kitchen Aid mixer. Would love to win this one so I can try all the cool recipes on your site that would be so much easier with a Kitchen Aid!
I would make my favorite red velvet.
Red velvet cupcakes would have to be my favorite flavor to make.
I am such a cupcake diva…I love your stuff!
Thanks for the chance to win such an awesome giveaway and I LOVE your blog!
Chocolate! Then some red velvet!
I would make s'mores cupcakes!
Your Red velvet! They are my favorite!
I would make my favorite devil's chocolate cupcakes.
I am going to try this recipe for the cupcakes with sugared cranberries .. they look fantastic!!
Can't miss with a chocolate cupcake.
I would make carrot cake! Yum.
This time of year I would be making some cookies with the KitchenAid professional mixer if I was to win!
Red Velvet! These are amazing! Sharing on my Facebook page!
I'll probably do some kind of chocolate cupcake. I've heard great things about Duff's fondant, but haven't bought any yet, as I don't use fondant often. Would be fun to try.
I would make Espresso Mocha Cupcake.
I,m not here for the giveaway, just to tell you that these cupcakes look amazingly beautiful!
Just wanted to say that I love your photos on this post! Gorgeous!
In the process of baking a few of these! Will let you know how they come out!
Cupcakes! Probably red velvet, my husband and son's favorite!
I think I would make Reeses cupcakes. Or rhubarb. Or…lemon.
German Chocolate, which I'm now craving!!!!
I would make red velvet!
I would make cookies or cupcakes.
I'm loving Eggnog cupcakes this season.
Red Velvet Cupcakes are my favorite!


The "real" Mexican music is slow to medium tempo, very soppy and romantic, and played with harmonicas, trumpets, guitars, accordions, and sometimes violins. In some ways, it sounds kinda similar to the country / western and the bluegrass music of the USA. There are only a handful of really popular Mexican classics, but seriously, this handful is everywhere! I swear that I've heard the exact same songs, almost every day that I've been in Mexico.
This "classic" music is immune to the generation gap. It's not like in Western countries, where many of the 60s classics — such as Bob Dylan, and Simon & Garfunkel — aren't "cool". People of all ages listen to it and love it. Everyone, everywhere, in Mexico, loves to listen and to dance to the same music, over and over again.
After a month, I gotta admit that I'm kinda getting sick of it. But after a lifetime, these folks still can't get enough of it. These Mexicans really are a beautiful people. G-d, I'm gonna miss them.


Dreadlocks done properly will be noticed for what they are - a hairstyle.
Like all hairstyles they need to be maintained to look their best. Dreadlocks contrary to belief are very high maintenance requiring a lot of time and patience.
Our Stylists are trained in Dreadlocks and Dreadlock maintenance.
All our dreadlocks are perfected by hand, with a hook, backcombing and a tightening tool. All natural. No glue, No stitching, No perm solution & No rubber bands are used.
As with all hairstyles Dreadlocks require specific products for home maintenance. Do yourself a favour do it right the first time.
So you're now rocking your new set of dreads but what's next? Dreadlocks take time to tighten and mature but a good maintenance routine with get them there faster.
1. If your dreads are brand new you won't need to wash them for around a week. They are newly waxed and probably hurt a little because initially they are very tight. If you have a pair of pantyhose, pop those over your head while you sleep to help keep the frizz at bay. It's normal for dreads to make your scalp a little itchy at first. If that's the case, get your hands on some Peppermint Cooling Spray which is specifically designed to soothe an itchy scalp.
2. Your dreads are 1 week old and probably ready to give them a good shampoo. It's really important you use a residue free dreadlock shampoo. Normal shampoos leave behind conditioning residues - great if you want soft, silky, knot free hair but not so much if you have dreadlocks!
Washing your hair is pretty straight forward. Soak your dreads well with water in the shower, squirt a little shampoo and gently work them into the dreads. Be sure to rinse out the shampoo really really well.
Now its time to dry.
Lean over letting your dreads hang down in front of you and squeeze as much water out as you can. When there's no water coming out and squeeze any excess off. Now throw a towel round your head to soak up any leftover moisture and after 15 minutes or so whip it off and let them air dry.
3. Now that they are dry, clean this is the perfect time to dread ball loose hairs, palm roll your dreads (Palm rolling is when you roll the dread back and forth between your palm like you are playing with Play-Doh®), and to use the clockwise rubbing method. Your dreadlocks will knot and tighten easily now because being clean, there is a lot of friction between the hair strands. They may get a little frizzy while you work on them but just dread ball the frizzes and work them into the nearest dread. Once you are all rubbed out treat your dreads to a small coat of Dread Wax. Work it in real good and smooth out any frizz as you go. You can use a Hair Dryer to help melt the wax in really good, although be careful not to overdo it as it can dry your dreads out. At this point your dreads should look pretty well maintained and this should last up to a week.
4. From here on in, you are welcome to wash your dreads as frequently as you want because clean hair locks and tightens better than hair with oily build up. Just follow the steps above, and be sure to let them dry out thoroughly. As for waxing, after your first shampoo followed by a wax, re apply wax once or twice a fortnight - always following a shampoo and be sure to let your hair thoroughly dry before applying. When your dreadlocks reach their desired tightness you can pull right back on the wax and only apply it when you feel the dreadlocks have become a little loose or if you find them particularly dry.


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Quality assurance is at the center of EXINI Diagnostics' core business. The foundation of the company is the medical tradition of evidence-based research. Being a part of the health care sector also demands that the company upholds a high standard of quality in its products and services.
EXINI Diagnostics has a certified Quality Management System in accordance with ISO 13485:2016 and certificate of compliance with European Council Directive MDD 93/42EEC concerning medical devices. The Notified Body TÜV SÜD, Germany is responsible for this conformity assessment. EXINI Diagnostics' products aBSI and EXINI bone are CE marked.
EXINI has also implemented the FDA quality system regulation, 21 CFR Part 820 in our Quality Management System. aBSI was cleared in the United States in August 2019 (K191262). Our legacy product EXINI, received a FDA 510(k) clearance in 2012 (K122205).
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I can still remember the wonderful meal we had in C'Italian at Pampanga. When I heard and read that the man behind C'Italian opened a restaurant in Manila, my wish came true. I excitedly went to dine in My Kitchen by Chef Chris. As I've mentioned in the previous post, Chef Chris Locher is the genius behind the Panizza.
Located at the Oasis Hotel, the restaurant is divided by a pool at the center. Just like our experience in C'Italian, the place was packed but luckily we had a table reserved.
We started with a bottle of an Australian Shiraz which I've tasted before and liked, a St. Hallet Shiraz Grenache. A medium bodied, subtlety sweet wine with an aromatic floral hint.
A complimentary bowl of warm bread with a pesto parmesan dip was served.
The Spaghetti Con Frutti Di Mare was first to be served. The pasta dish looked and smelled great, there were huge chunks of Salmon, Snapper, Mahi Mahi. Prawns and Mussels. When the dish was served, the plate was still hot and we made a big mistake of letting the dish sit. When i took a bite, I found that the seafood and pasta were a tad overcooked but nonetheless it tasted good.
We chose to order the Antonio Panizza, smoked salmon slices, mushrooms, tomato and basil topped the rectangular pizza.
A bowl of Arugula and Alfalfa sprouts was served together with the Panizza.
To those who are still not familiar how to eat a slice, this is how you do it.
Place Arugula and Alfalfa sprouts on the Panizza.
Roll the Panizza and Take a Big Bite.
Just like my first experince, the Panizza was divine. The crust was crunchy outside yet it was soft and chewy. The combination of the smoky flavor coming from the Panizza and the zesty zing from the Arugula was so interesting and yummy.
When I saw the Lemon and Lime Cheesecake written on the board, I had to taste it. My favorite cheesecake has been challenge every now and then but it has been standing it's ground for quite some time. The Lemon and Lime Cheesecake looked promising, it had caramelized bits of lemon, lime and slivers of almonds on top, the cheesed cake was so thick and it looked so compact and dense plus the edges had a slight burnt, the crust based was mixed with something that I wasn't sure what it was, the whole cake was slightly doused with a citrus syrup that rendered the whole top to sparkle.
The layers of flavors that came out from this cheese cake was deliciously mind-blowing. At initial contact, I tasted the sweet citrus flavor from the syrup then the slightly sour cream cheese filling afterwards the nutty flavor from the crust and to end it all, the zesty flavor that came from the lemon rind that was mixed in the crust. The Lemon and Lime Cheesecake was divine and heavenly, my favorite cheesecake from the past is now forgotten, My Kitchen's Lemon and Lime Cheesecake is now my favorite.
I got to chat with Chef Chirs. A lot of people has mistaken C'Italian to be his, he told us that he was just the head chef of that resto. He already has quit his post in Pampanga and set up his own resto, My Kitchen. I also found out that the restos smoke their own meats thus the smoky flavor that was seeping out from the Panizzas. He was such a man filled with so much gusto and passion for food. I asked him about his lineage, he brightly told me, "Grandma's Italian, parents are Swiss and I'm a Filipino by Heart."
I really enjoyed my meal in My Kitchen, and as Chef Chris told me to which I agreed, all the food he serves are cooked with love and passion.
it's a delicacies food.Thanks for sharing informative post about Spices.
It's my pleasure to share information about my food adventures. Thanks James!
i totally agree, try their sausages. Super sarap!
Hi Rose! Will try the sausage when I go back! Thanks!


Share your product or service with thousands of qualified leads at the 2019 NRPA Annual Conference on September 24-25 in Baltimore, MD!
The NRPA Annual Conference is the largest gathering of park and recreation professionals in the world, and the best event for companies to showcase their products and services to thousands of people with purchasing power from the park and recreation field and beyond. It only comes once a year, so don't miss this opportunity!
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See the Exhibit Hall as a valuable part of the Conference.
It's time to reserve your booth space for the 2019 NRPA Annual Conference to be held September 24 - 25 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD.
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***Limit to 6 additional tickets per company.
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Wang, Zhuo, Perez, Mileidys, Lee, Eun-Seo, Kojima, Soichi and Griffin, Martin (2017). The functional relationship between transglutaminase 2 and transforming growth factor β1 in the regulation of angiogenesis and endothelial-mesenchymal transition. Cell Death and Disease, 8 (9),
Ayinde, Oluseyi, Wang, Zhuo and Griffin, Martin (2017). Tissue transglutaminase induces epithelial-mesenchymal-transition and the acquisition of stem cell like characteristics in colorectal cancer cells. Oncotarget, 8 (12), pp. 20025-20041.
Zonca, Sara, Pinton, Giulia, Wang, Zhuo, Soluri, Maria Felicia, Tavian, Daniela, Griffin, Martin, Sblattero, Daniele and Moro, Laura (2017). Tissue transglutaminase (TG2) enables survival of human malignant pleural mesothelioma cells in hypoxia. Cell Death and Disease, 8 (2),
Feriotto, G., Calza, R., Bergamini, C.M., Griffin, M., Wang, Z., Beninati, S., Ferretti, V., Marzola, E., Guerrini, R., Pagnoni, A., Cavazzini, A., Casciano, F. and Mischiati, C. (2016). Involvement of cell surface TG2 in the aggregation of K562 cells triggered by gluten. Amino Acids, In pre ,
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Kiraly, Robert, Thangaraju,, Kiruphagaran, Nagy, Zsófia, Collighan, Russell, Nemes, Zoltán, Griffin, Martin and Fésüs, László (2016). Isopeptidase activity of human transglutaminase 2:disconnection from transamidation and characterization by kinetic parameters. Amino Acids, 48 (1), pp. 31-40.
Badarau, Eduard, Wang, Zhuo, Rathbone, Dan L., Costanzi, Andrea, Thibault, Thomas, Murdoch, Colin E., El Alaoui, Said, Bartkeviciute, Milda and Griffin, Martin (2015). Development of potent and selective tissue transglutaminase inhibitors:their effect on TG2 function and application in pathological conditions. Chemistry and Biology, 22 (10), pp. 1347-1361.
Nadella, Vinod, Wang, Zhuo, Johnson, Timothy S., Griffin, Martin and Devitt, Andrew (2015). Transglutaminase 2 interacts with syndecan-4 and CD44 at the surface of human macrophages to promote removal of apoptotic cells. BBA - Molecular Cell Research, 1853 (1), pp. 201-212.
Nadalutti, Cristina A., Korponay-Szabo, Ilma R., Kaukinen, Katri, Wang, Zhuo, Griffin, Martin, Mäki, Markku and Lindfors, Katri (2013). Thioredoxin is involved in endothelial cell extracellular transglutaminase 2 activation mediated by celiac disease patient IgA. PLoS ONE, 8 (10),
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Wang, Zhuo and Griffin, Martin (2013). The role of TG2 in regulating S100A4-mediated mammary tumour cell migration. PLoS ONE, 8 (3),
Badarau, Eduard, Collighan, Russell J. and Griffin, Martin (2013). Recent advances in the development of tissue transglutaminase (TG2) inhibitors. Amino Acids, 44 (1), pp. 119-127.
Wang, Z., Perez, M., Caja, S., Melino, G., Johnson, T.S., Lindfors, K. and Griffin, M. (2013). A novel extracellular role for tissue transglutaminase in matrix-bound VEGF-mediated angiogenesis. Cell Death and Disease, 4 (9),
Wang, Zhuo, Collighan, Russell, Pytel, Kamila, Rathbone, Dan L, Li, Xiaoling and Griffin, Martin (2012). Characterization of heparin-binding site of tissue transglutaminase:its importance in cell surface targeting, matrix deposition, and cell signaling. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 287 (16), pp. 13063-13083.
Kotsakis, Panayiotis, Wang, Zhuo, Collighan, Russell John and Griffin, Martin (2011). The role of tissue transglutaminase (TG2) in regulating the tumour progression of the mouse colon carcinoma CT26. Amino Acids, 41 (4), pp. 909-921.
Sarang, Zsolt, Köröskényi, Krisztina, Pallai, Anna, Duró, Edina, Melino, Gerry, Griffin, Martin, Fésüs, László and Szondy, Zsuzsa (2011). Transglutaminase 2 null macrophages respond to lipopolysaccharide stimulation by elevated proinflammatory cytokine production due to an enhanced αvβ3 integrin-induced Src tyrosine kinase signaling. Immunology Letters, 138 (1), pp. 71-78.
Griffin, Martin (2011). Dipeptide inhibitors of angiogenesis. A61K38/05.
Collighan, Russell (2011). Novel Polypeptides and Use Thereof. A61K38/04.
Rauhavirta, T., Qiao, S.-W., Jiang, Z., Myrsky, E., Loponen, J., Korponay-Szabó, I.R., Salovaara, H., Garcia-Horsman, J.A., Venäläinen, J., Männistö, P.T., Collighan, R., Mongeot, A., Griffin, M., Mäki, M., Kaukinen, K. and Lindfors, K. (2011). Epithelial transport and deamidation of gliadin peptides:a role for coeliac disease patient immunoglobulin A. Clinical and Experimental Immunology, 164 (1), pp. 127-136.
Wang, Zhuo, Collighan, Russell J, Gross, Stephane R, Danen, Erik H. J., Orend, Gertraud, Telci, Dilek and Griffin, Martin (2010). RGD-independent cell adhesion via a tissue transglutaminase-fibronectin matrix promotes fibronectin fibril deposition and requires syndecan-4/2 and α5β1 integrin co-signaling. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 285 (51), pp. 40212-40129.
Mutch, N.J., Koikkalainen, J.S., Fraser, S.R., Duthie, K.M., Griffin, Martin, Mitchell, J., Watson, H.G. and Booth, N.A. (2010). Model thrombi formed under flow reveal the role of factor XIII-mediated cross-linking in resistance to fibrinolysis. Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 8 (9), pp. 2017-2024.
Chau, David Y.S., Tint, Naing L., Collighan, Russell J, Griffin, Martin, Dua, Harminder S., Shakesheff, Kevin M. and Rose, Felicity R.A.J. (2010). The visualisation of vitreous using surface modified poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) microparticles. British Journal of Ophthalmology, 94 (5), pp. 648-653.
Telci, Dilek, Collighan, Russell, Basaga, Huveyda and Griffin, Martin (2009). Increased TG2 expression can result in induction of transforming growth factor β1, causing increased synthesis and deposition of matrix proteins, which can be regulated by nitric oxide. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 284 (43), pp. 29547-29558.
Huang, Linghong, Haylor, John L., Hau, Zoe, Jones, Richard A., Vickers, Melissa E., Wagner, Bart, Griffin, Martin, Saint, Robert E., Coutts, Ian G.C., El Nahas, A. Meguid and Johnson, Timothy S. (2009). Transglutaminase inhibition ameliorates experimental diabetic nephropathy. Kidney international, 76 (4), pp. 383-394.
Telci, Dilek, Wang, Zhuo, Li, Xiaoling, Verderio, Elisabetta A.M., Humphries, Martin J., Baccarini, Manuela, Basaga, Huveyda and Griffin, Martin (2008). Fibronectin-tissue transglutaminase matrix rescues RGD-impaired celladhesion through syndecan-4 and β integrin co-signaling. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 283 (30), pp. 20937-20947.
Beck, Katy E., De Girolamo, Luigi A., Griffin, Martin and Billett, E. Ellen (2006). The role of tissue transglutaminase in 1-methyl-4-phenylpyridinium (MPP+)-induced toxicity in differentiated human SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma cells. Neuroscience Letters, 405 (1-2), pp. 46-51.
Skill, Nicholas J., Johnson, Timothy S., Coutts, Ian G .C., Saint, Robert E., Fisher, Marie, Huang, Linghong, El Nahas, A. Meguid, Collighan, Russell and Griffin, Martin (2004). Inhibition of transglutaminase activity reduces extracellular matrix accumulation induced by high glucose levels in proximal tubular epithelial cells. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 279 (46), pp. 47754-47762.
Trigwell, Susan M., Lynch, Paul T., Griffin, Martin, Hargreaves, Alan J. and Bonner, Philip L.R. (2004). An improved colorimetric assay for the measurement of transglutaminase (type II) ε-(γ-glutamyl) lysine cross-linking activity. Analytical Biochemistry, 330 (1), pp. 164-166.
Verderio, Elisabetta A.M., Telci, Dilek, Okoye, Afam, Melino, Gerry and Griffin, Martin (2003). A novel RGD-independent cel adhesion pathway mediated by fibronectin-bound tissue transglutaminase rescues cells from anoikis. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 278 (43), pp. 42604-42614.
Nicholas, Ben, Smethurst, Peter, Verderio, Elisabetta, Jones, Richard and Griffin, Martin (2003). Cross-linking of cellular proteins by tissue transglutaminase during necrotic cell death:a mechanism for maintaining tissue integrity. Biochemical Journal, 371 (2), pp. 413-422.
Griffin, Martin, Casadio, Rita and Bergamini, Carlo M. (2002). Transglutaminases:nature's biological glues. Biochemical Journal, 368 (Pt 2), pp. 377-396.
Heath, Deborah J., Christian, Paul and Griffin, Martin (2002). Involvement of tissue transglutaminase in the stabilisation of biomaterial/tissue interfaces important in medical devices. Biomaterials, 23 (6), pp. 1519-1526.
Balklava, Zita, Verderio, Elisabetta, Collighan, Russell, Gross, Stephane, Adams, Julian and Griffin, Martin (2002). Analysis of tissue transglutaminase function in the migration of Swiss 3T3 fibroblasts:the active-state conformation of the enzyme does not affect cell motility but is important for its secretion. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 277 (19), pp. 16567-16575.
Johnson, Timothy S., Griffin, Martin, Thomas, Graham L., Skill, James, Cox, Anne, Bin Yang, Ben, Nicholas, B., Birckbichler, Paul J., Muchaneta-Kubara, Chiwoneso and El Nahas, A.Meguid (1997). The role of transglutaminase in the rat subtotal nephrectomy model of renal fibrosis. Journal of Clinical Investigation, 99 (12), pp. 2950-2960.


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Q&A: CSUB professor discusses legality of sitting president pardoning oneself
January 19, 2021 / JaNell Gore
Donald Trump was impeached last week for the role he played in the riot at the capitol. This is the second time he has been impeached and the first time in history a president has been impeached twice. Trump had spoken before about pardoning himself if impeached.
During his term President Trump has pardoned dozens of people, some of whom were very close to him. He has even consulted with his attorneys about possibly pardoning himself. Kern Sol News sat down with Jeanine Kraybill, Associate Professor in Political Science at Cal State Bakersfield, to discuss the legality of a sitting president pardoning themselves, this historical context of pardons, and how President's Trump's pardons are different than any other president in U.S. history.
Q: What does the constitution say about a sitting president pardoning himself?
A: Well when you look at the constitution and pardoning power in the constitution, it's based off of Article 2, Section 2, Clause 1. In there it talks about the President should have power to do things like grant reprieves and pardons for offences against the United States, except in cases of impeachment. Say for example a federal judge is impeached, the president can't pardon that individual. Another thing that's helpful for folks to remember is the pardon power is two things. One, it doesn't apply to state — only federal law, so the pardoning power can be brought but there's also limitations to it, and it's not absolute. Two, a President's pardons can get contested in court, so that's another thing to keep in mind. It is a broad power, and it stems from kind of our English common law history. It's the idea of granting mercy or if public sedenate felt that a sentence was too harsh or something of that nature, this ability to give some sort of equal justice if you don't think that it's been applied. So it's broad, but it doesn't mean that it's absolute. In regards to President Trump being able to pardon himself, that would be us kind of getting into some new legal territory. Because, we haven't had a president articulate wanting to do that.
Q: Have people ever tried to take away pardoning?
A: We haven't seen in American U.S. history people trying to take away the pardoning power. You've had, at times, where it's been questioned. When Donald Trump issued a pardon with regards to Sheriff Arpaio in Maricopa County, Arizona, that did get contested, but the pardon held. In terms of taking it away, that would be difficult because you would have to literally amend the Constitution, and that's a challenging process. So you haven't seen that be done. But like I said, it's broad, but it does have limits.
Q: Do you think President Trump will be able to pull off pardoning himself?
A: I personally do not think he will be able to pardon himself. That doesn't mean he won't maybe try, right? I feel like we live in a time where it seems like anything is possible. It's really difficult to predict the behavior of Donald Trump. I think regardless of what side of the aisle you're on, I think that most people have that feeling. This is what I think could happen. I'm not saying he's going to pardon himself, but if he does pardon himself, I think that will get contested in federal court. The other thing, too, is there's a couple of interruptions about the ability of a president to pardon themselves. So, one thing to think about with regards to the pardoning power that would make the president the judge in his own case. That would put the president above the law. What's really important about thinking about the pardoning power is a pardon is something that is given to another. That's been the practice. It's bestowed on another. it's not given to oneself. It would be putting the President above the law, and in our system, it's supposed to be designed that no one is above the law. That even the president is held accountable to the law. That's why I think that it would not be a successful attempt. It would be ultimately a failed attempt.
Q: How do you think the result of the impeachment and the possible process of him trying to pardon himself will affect the social climate in Kern County?
A: Kern County, as we know, is more republican. However, we have seen that there are parts of the County that are more purple and even though we do have more registered Republicans, we have in previous elections seen Democrats register Democrats beyond the rise. So I think that with Donald Trump's impeachment, you're going to have some folks in Kern County that are very loyal to the President that feel that what he's done is not a threat on our democracy. So they are going to think that impeachment is unnecessary and only further dividing the country. We hear that narrative and Kevin McCarthy has been espousing that narrative. I think Kevin McCarthy voted against impeachment, but David Vallasao voted for impeachment. I think that even shows the divide, and they're both Republicans. Because I think on the other side there are not just Democrats, but there's some Republicans that are saying there's gotta be a kind of align.
Q: What would you say to people losing hope in the democracy we have today?
A: I would say it's understandable to be upset right now and to not want anything to do with it. We are in the constant news cycle, and it's fatiguing on top of COVID, which should be what we are all focused on getting out of. I would first and foremost want to tell people that I understand where you're coming from. But these are actually the times where we need to all work together to make it better. Sometimes when we look at what's happening nationally, it gives like 'oh I'm not going to change anything' feeling, but what can you do locally in your community? I'm going to speak civilly. This is an opportunity to learn more about our Constitution and our systems of government more about holding our elected officials accountable. So even though you feel like you want to be on the sidelines, this is the time to say, 'Okay, I might not be able to solve everything, but I, as an individual, play a part in my democracy in my community.'
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Next-gen iPad Pro cover may add sketchpad, secondary display
Next-gen iPad Pro cover may add sketchpad and secondary display
By Killian Bell • 7:13 am, May 10, 2016
Please make this a reality, Apple!
We're yet to see the true potential of the iPad Pro's Smart Connector. Apple has already given us a Smart Keyboard, but it has much more ambitious plans for next-generation covers that add sketchpads for drawing, secondary displays, solar panels, and more.
Apple's patent for a "Cover attachment with flexible display" was first published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in August 2012 — just a year after the original iPad went on sale — but an updated version was released today, and it's more relevant than ever.
With the introduction of the Smart Connector on the iPad Pro, the features Apple outlines for its next-generation covers are now feasible Smart Cover upgrades, as opposed to just neat ideas that may or may not be useful in the future. And that's super exciting.
Apple describes how its new cover could contain solar panels that keep your iPad's battery topped up while you're out in the sun, and external sketchpads that allow users to jot down notes on the outside of the case when they're in a hurry.
Just write it on your Smart Cover.
In other embodiments, the cover contains a secondary display. Apple explains how that display could be used simple to show useful information, like reminders or calendar events, or even as another input device that could be used for drawing and writing.
Future covers could also have simpler touch controls, which would allow users to control media playback and make basic interactions with other apps simply by tapping touch-sensitive areas.
Off-screen controls.
Of course, patents are never a guarantee of things to come, so while these iPad covers all sounds like pretty great accessories, they may never make it out of Cupertino. The patent does confirm, however, that Apple at least has more in mind for the Smart Connector.
Via: Patently Apple
Posted in: News, Top stories Tagged: Apple, display, iPad Pro, patents, Smart Connector, Smart Cover, Smart Keyboard, solar, TouchPad


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Rüdiger Schnuphase (Werningshausen, 1954. január 23. –) olimpiai ezüstérmes német labdarúgó.

Az NDK válogatott tagjaként részt vett az 1974-es világbajnokságon és az 1980. évi nyári olimpiai játékokon.

Sikerei, díjai

Carl Zeiss Jena
Keletnémet kupa (1): 1979-80
NDK
Olimpiai ezüstérmes (1): 1980
Egyéni
A Keletnémet bajnokság gólkirálya (1): 1981-82 (19 góllal)

Források

1954-ben született személyek
Élő személyek
Német labdarúgók
Labdarúgó-középpályások
Az FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt labdarúgói
A Carl Zeiss Jena labdarúgói
NDK-beli olimpiai ezüstérmesek
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Q: Why a service configured with only `expose` is able to communicate with internet? Something confuse me about docker networking. I've a docker-compose.yml file which can be simplified like this:
version: '3.8'
services:
    foo:
        ...
        networks:
            - main_network
        ports:
            - "3000:3000"
    bar:
        ...
        networks:
            - main_network
        expose:
          - "5000"
networks:
    main_network:

According to this answer, expose...

Expose ports without publishing them to the host machine - they'll only be accessible to linked services. Only the internal port can be specified.

If this is true, bar should only expose the 5000 port to foo service. And It seems to work as expected. If, I run bash into bar service and execute:
$ ss -lntu

The 5000 port is opened correctly:
Netid    State     Recv-Q  Send-Q   Local Address:Port    Peer Address:Port
...
tcp      LISTEN    0       128      0.0.0.0:5000          0.0.0.0:*
...

As expected, from outside of my container, using a web browser for example, I cannot connect to this host. Also, If I run
$ nmap -p1-65535 127.0.0.1

I can verify that only the 3000/TCP port of foo service is opened:
PORT     STATE SERVICE
3000/tcp open  ppp

So, what I don't understand is that IRL, my bar service is able to connect to Mongo Atlas online or ping internet. How does it get it's answer if the ports aren't Exposed/Opened in order to receive it?

A: The answer to which you have linked is old and incorrect.

*

*The EXPOSE keyword is primarily a no-op. It's informative ("this image will offer services on these ports"), but it doesn't have any operational impact.
In older versions of Docker, the EXPOSE keyword could be used for service discovery by linked containers, but (a) it still didn't have any operational impact -- the ports were available whether or not there was a matching EXPOSE -- and container "linking" has been deprecated for a quite some time.

*Containers have outbound internet access by default. Outbound access is managed with a simple NAT rule in the host firewall nat table (and corresponding rules in the filter FORWARD chain).  E.g., on a system where I am running Docker 20.10.2, in the FORWARD chain I have:
-A FORWARD -o docker0 -m conntrack --ctstate RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
-A FORWARD -o docker0 -j DOCKER
-A FORWARD -i docker0 ! -o docker0 -j ACCEPT
-A FORWARD -i docker0 -o docker0 -j ACCEPT

The first rule passes packets that are part of an existing TCP connection. This permits the return packets for your outbound connections.

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Marinating salmon in homemade teriyaki, a quintessential Japanese sauce, is about as low-maintenance as you can get for a weeknight dinner. You only need to combine three ingredients for the teriyaki: soy sauce, sugar, and mirin (a seasoned Japanese rice wine). After marinating for a half hour or so in the sauce, your fillets of salmon are ready for two minutes in a preheated skillet under a hot broiler. Serve immediately with a side of veggies and rice.
Salmon is the perfect counterpart to the savory spice of Thai green curry. The flavors of a Thai curry might be complex, but the dish is quite simple to make when you have the secret weapon: Thai green curry paste from a can or jar. The only other ingredients you'll need? Coconut milk, some veggies, and a squeeze of fresh lime juice to pull the dish together.
Tandoori-style salmon in a yogurt marinade is charred and spiced, yet cool and creamy. Save this dinner for a night when you can plan ahead a bit and spend some time in the kitchen: the salmon fillets are marinated twice in a 10+ ingredient mixture to maximize flavor, baked in a very hot oven, then served with a separate yogurt raita. Follow this recipe — but when using wild salmon fillets, cut the cook time down to 15 minutes.
Fish frames add richness and body to the broth of ukha, a traditional Russian fish soup that can be made with salmon or any other number of ocean fish. The broth takes less than an hour to develop, and the salmon only another 10 or 15 minutes to simmer and cook through. Make a big batch of broth if you have space to spare in your freezer — that way, you're already halfway to your next ukha dinner.
This Japanese lunchbox staple is a cinch to make. You can replace the smoked salmon in this recipe with wild salmon that you've cured at home, or even well-seasoned cooked salmon leftover from your last salmon meal.
Poach fillets of salmon in a quick coconut-mango sauce for a recipe inspired by easy, Caribbean cooking. If you like a little spice, feel free to add a few slices of spicy pepper into the sauce as it simmers. Serve hot with rice.
A coastal country crossed by several rivers, Bangladesh cuisine revolves around fish. Naturally, they're masters at the fish curry. You might need to pick up a few spices from the store that aren't normally in your pantry, but the resulting dish is well worth the effort.
Ever been to the Bahia region of Brazil? Sitting down to a big bowl of moqueca, a spicy, savory, and tangy fish stew from the Northeastern coast of the country, will make you feel like you have. This delicious recipe has been simplified so that any home cook can make it. Serve with rice, and if you're feeling especially Brazilian, a side of toasted cassava flour called farofa.
A simple, Italian Piccata dresses up your salmon in simple Mediterranean flavors. Lemon, white wine, garlic, and capers are simmered together in the pan juices of seared salmon fillets, then finished with a bit of butter.
This fresh recipe is a surprising mashup of Jewish delicatessen and Vietnamese summer rolls. Feel free to sub out smoked salmon with slices of home-cured wild salmon and replace the crème fraîche with cashew cream if you want to make this dish an all-raw treat.
This twist on a classic Greek salad features the rustic flavor of grilled salmon to make it a complete meal. If you haven't cooked up salmon on the grill, you might be surprised to find out how easy it is to do. No grill? Substitute broiled salmon or salmon roasted on a cast iron grill pan.


The acting head of Parliament's portfolio committee on sport wants the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) to help deal with a bonus scandal at Cricket South Africa (CSA).
It was time for sports bodies such as CSA to get their houses in order, Mgolodi Dikgacwi told journalists on Tuesday.
The "powers of the [sport and recreation] department are very limited" and it needed Sascoc's help, Dikgacwi said.
Dikgacwi was speaking after MPs interrogated the department of sport and recreation on its annual report.
Sport bodies should get their act together as sponsors would not agree to "fund a bucket which has no bottom", he said.
He appealed to the sports bodies to discuss these matters at an upcoming sport indaba.
During the committee meeting, Dikgacwi said Boxing South Africa had been unable to turn things around because it could not even pay internal auditors to look at its books.
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula was to have briefed the media on the department's annual report, but the meeting was cancelled.
He had been expected to give scathing views on CSA and soccer's governing body, the South African Football Association.
Mbalula hit out at CSA at the weekend after its board sacked its president Mtutuzeli Nyoka, who had spoken out about alleged corruption.
He said cricket in the country had taken a knock in the wake of a two-year bonus scandal which CSA had attempted to sweep under the carpet.
Mbalula said he had a copy of a report compiled by Advocate Azhar Bham, which was based on the results of a KPMG audit which found that CSA CEO Gerald Majola had breached the Companies' Act on at least four occasions.
He said the report, which would be made public, showed irregularities regarding the fiduciary duties of directors, and that CSA had failed to act appropriately in the wake of a bonus scandal centred around Majola.


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A common tool used by UCITS to widen the activities which they are allowed to undertake is passporting.
Passporting of UCITS funds is about the offer of units within a Collective Investment Scheme for subscription throughout the EU and also EEA states. This right is not universal to all fund typologies. In effect, in the case of Malta-based UCITS funds, such rights are a given.
The UCITS V Directive caters for a written notification of the intention to market the units of a Malta UCITS fund in another EU member state (or an EEA State) to the MFSA, the financial regulator in Malta. Such a written communication needs to take place prior to any commencement of marketing of the units.
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Porto Montenegro - the marina and nautical village, is supported by a complex hardware and software integration, which comes with implications for its implementation and maintenance by IT support teams. What does this actually mean?
In the modern day, companies are wholly dependent on Information Technology. Due to the complexity and vast number of projects ongoing at any one time, work in Porto Montenegro's IT department represents a great challenge and responsibility.
Each business activity requires a separate and somewhat bespoke business solution which must be consolidated and integrated to function as part of a whole. Furthermore, there is a demand across the company for specialised software solutions, allowing each department to manage their business-as-usual activities in a more efficient manner. For this reason, the IT arm of Porto Montenegro is continually developing and working on new ways to improve the business, with systems maintenance at the core of their activity. Emphasis is placed on security, availability of services and their usability. Behind the scenes is a strong and stable network and server infrastructure which needs to be constantly invested in, in order to keep up with new technologies and growing customer demands.
Innovations in the IT sector enable more efficient business and provide a better customer service. Does Porto Montenegro lead in this domain, and in what way?
Over the past 5 years, the IT department has developed a unique Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system based on the Sales Force platform. There was no such product in existence on the market that would satisfy the high standards of Porto Montenegro's business-as-usual, so we developed our own. This system covers all aspects of Porto Montenegro's operations, from marina to residential, and business premises, and integrates them into one whole, enabling the collation and analysis of data and allowing us to improve products and services to meet our clients' needs. More detailed reporting, real-time monitoring of the marina and all buildings across the complex, more efficient problem resolution and prompt mobility of technical staff, as well as advanced financial operations, are just some of the benefits that Sales Force offers to employees in order to be more effective. Despite already being one of the most resourceful systems in the world, ever-changing business dynamics and new demands lead to its' constant developments and enhancement.
We talk of intensive IT innovations. How important is it that each member of the IT department follows these principles and is sufficiently computer literate in order to utilise all possible communication and service platforms when dealing with clients?
The enormous speed at which IT is evolving means that we are having to constantly invest in our teams in order to keep up to speed with new technologies. Taking into consideration the large number of co-dependent elements within the department, it is important to determine the direction in which we choose to develop in order to benefit our clients. Our company supports us through offering paid courses, seminars, conferences and the provision of educational materials. We are privileged to have an employer who understands the importance of investing in its employees. As a department, we continually strive to build on our knowledge by following the latest innovations, but also transferring our knowledge to colleagues. The introduction of new technologies is redundant if only a select few individuals are able to take advantage of them. In addition to this, we are aware that IT literacy is mandatory in everyday modern communications - for this reason, our team, together with colleagues from the public relations service, donates IT equipment to educational institutions in the local community. IT literacy is of fundamental importance in modern society and for this reason, it is necessary to introduce digital technologies to students as a means of acquiring knowledge in the future.
This year you celebrate the tenth anniversary of your work at the Porto Montenegro project - how would you summarise the last ten years and what are the benchmarks of the project so far?
After finishing my studies in Belgrade, I was fortunate enough to start working on a project that was in its early stage. Every beginning brings its own challenges, so it wasn't easy, but despite the challenges, I realised that I was given the opportunity to learn and progress, which was reassuring and a great indication that I was on the right track, career-wise. At the time, I was part of a small team that invested time and effort in my development while at the same time allowing me to really get to know the business. Furthermore, huge investments in IT infrastructure over the years have exposed me to a variety of technologies, gaining invaluable experience. Through hard work and dedication, I have earned the trust of my employer and colleagues. We offer one another mutual support in both business and private lives, and it's great to build those sorts of relationships at a place where you spend most of your days.


We advise heterosexual, lesbian and gay couples who are considering or have used assisted reproduction or surrogacy as a means of starting a family.
The law surrounding assisted reproduction and surrogacy is complex and distinct from traditional family law and principles.
Our solicitors have the specialist expertise in this fast-developing area of law, which means that they can advise modern families who are starting a family.
Deciding to start a family can be one of the most exciting decisions that you make in life.
It is important to seek out expert legal support to assist you in making the right decisions on your route to parenthood.
How can a family solicitor help you?
There are various routes to parenthood and however you decide to start a family, it is important to seek legal advice on topics such as parental rights, consent to treatment, donor rights, freezing your eggs/sperm, surrogacy or adoption, to name a few.
The woman who gives birth to the child is always the legal mother, whether or not donor eggs and/or donor sperm were used as part of treatment. If the mother is married or in a civil partnership, her husband, wife or civil partner will be the other legal parent.
If the mother is unmarried or not in a civil partnership, signed consent forms will need to be given to the clinic stating who the mother intends to be the legal parent. Provided that the mother and the other intended legal parent sign the correct consent forms, they will both be legal parents of the child at birth.
It is very important that treatment takes place at a HFEA (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority) licenced UK fertility clinic, otherwise, this can affect parental rights.
Single parents can also go through fertility treatment. In this scenario, the birth mother will be the only legal parent of the child.
Sometimes, a couple who are not in a relationship will decide to have fertility treatment. This is entirely legal and both of them will have legal parent status if the correct consent forms are signed and given to the clinic.
Whatever your situation, your fertility clinic will guide you as to what consent forms are needed.
It is important to note that legal parenthood as described above is not the same as 'Parental Responsibility'. Parental Responsibility is only conferred to the non-birth parent if they are married to the mother at the time of birth or, they are registered as the parent on the birth certificate. If there is a dispute about Parental Responsibility, you will need legal advice.
What if my partner withdraws their consent to legal parenthood?
Sometimes, relationships break down and that can result in the other intended parent withdrawing their consent to be the legal parent of any child born. The birth mother also has the option to withdraw their consent to their partner, being the legal parent.
Consent to legal parenthood can be withdrawn at any point before the transfer of the embryo or sperm into the intended mother.
If the birth mother is married or in a civil partnership, withdrawal of consent is much more complicated from a legal standpoint. Both parties will likely require independent legal advice in this situation.
It is possible to donate sperm, eggs or embryos. Donors can choose to donate to someone else's fertility treatment, fertility research, or both.
The law surrounding donor anonymity has changed over the years. Anyone who donated before 1 April 2005 is automatically an anonymous donor. For any donors who donated after this date, the children born from the donation can ask for their donor's name and last known address, once they reach 18 years old.
Every year, around 3,500 children are conceived with the help of donor eggs and/or donor sperm. Individuals who are able to donate often recognise the extraordinary gift they can give and the fact that they do not remain anonymous does not affect their choice to donate.
After treatment, you may have excess embryos and you can choose to store these for up to 10 years, for future use (or longer, in special circumstances). After the end of the chosen storage period, the embryos will be allowed to perish.
If the embryos were created using both your eggs and sperm, you can choose how long they are stored for, up to the 10-year limit. However, if the embryos were created using donor eggs and/or donor sperm, the consent of your donor(s) would be needed for the continued storage and future use.
Something important to bear in mind is that donor sperm from one donor can only be used for 10 families. It is therefore possible to "reserve" sperm for your future use. This is an option for those who are wanting further children who are genetically related.
What if the donor withdraws consent?
If a donor withdraws their consent to further storage or use of the embryo, this will prevent use of the embryo. This can be very disappointing for some parents who would like to have another child who is genetically related to their previous child(ren).
What if my partner withdraws consent?
If a couple, who previously had fertility treatment together separate, one person could withdraw their consent to the ongoing storage or use of their embryos. This would mean that those embryos can no longer be used, unless the person who has withdrawn consent changes their mind. For that reason, there is a period of 12 months where the embryos will continue to be stored after the withdrawal of consent.
Consent to the future use of embryos can be withdrawn at any point before the embryo is transferred into the intended birth mother.
Some people may choose to store and donate their embryos to fertility research. As above, consent can be withdrawn to ongoing storage and research use at any point before the embryos are used for that purpose.
Posthumous conception means conception with someone's egg, sperm or embryo, after they have died.
When someone consents to the storage of their eggs, sperm or embryo, they are also asked what they would like to happen if they were to die or become mentally incapacitated.
Generally, posthumous conception is only allowed when the deceased or mentally incapacitated person has given their written and signed consent to post-death or incapacitation storage and use.
Depending on when the eggs, sperm or embryo were stored, timing can be of the essence. This is because consent to storage and use cannot be extended beyond the original agreed limit (typically, 10 years), once the individual has died.
However, there are some rare exceptions to the general rule which mean that posthumous conception can be allowed when express consent has not been given. In these circumstances, the intended parent(s) will need specialist legal advice.
More and more people are planning for their future and for some, preserving fertility is extremely important.
Due to significant advancements in medical technology, it is possible to elect to freeze your eggs or sperm for future use. This is particularly attractive for people who are not yet ready to start a family but may wish to do so later in life. Further, it is a popular option with those who fall ill with certain diseases, such as cancer, when the disease itself or the treatment could affect fertility.
If you are thinking about preserving your fertility, you should visit a HFEA licenced UK fertility clinic for further advice and assistance with the process.
If you are using a surrogate to start a family, you will undergo fertility treatment with your surrogate.
At birth, the surrogate mother will be the legal mother of the child, regardless of the presence of any genetic connection. If the surrogate is married, the legal father will likely be her husband. If the surrogate is unmarried, the legal father will likely be the intended father.
For that reason, after birth, the intended parents will need to make a special court application to obtain parental rights, known as a parental order. Couples and single parents can apply for a parental order.
Commercial or legally binding surrogacy arrangements are not allowed in the UK, like they are in some other countries. There are certain rules that you have to abide by when going through surrogacy and it is important to get legal advice at an early stage, before you start the treatment process.
It is possible to use a surrogate from another country and have your fertility treatment abroad. If you are using an international surrogate, you will also need to get legal advice from a lawyer in the foreign country, as well as in the UK.
We regularly assist licenced fertility clinics with the legal and regulatory requirements that they need to comply with when providing fertility services.
Court proceedings/legal action involving the clinic.
If you need fertility or surrogacy law advice, you can contact one of our specialist solicitors within our Family Law team by emailing laywyers@myerson.co.uk or calling 0161 941 4000.


The Time is Now GO The soldiers sleep with their weapons The scholars are in the towers THE PATH IS LIT BY THE MOON. Walk to the edge ————————————————————————————————————-You will meet the wall with one question And dive through floating castle stones.
I turned to the sun.
We've been waiting for your question.
The light dims behind your gaze.
Leaving behind the layers of this life.
The moon will wipe away your stain.
they are here to drown out the little voice.
twenty feet below the earth.
Now it is clawing through the box to be heard.
And you are swatting at spiders in your sleep.
In the earliest hours of morning our thoughts connect two worlds. Dreams open doors into a fluid world. In daylight the thick shell of the world hides from us from the truth we seek.
We forget the stars are still there.
This is my story of remembering. It is one of many, for when we are not forgetting, we are remembering. And each story tries to remember, but in the telling it falls short. So the Storyteller is born again.
In the middle of November I was not sleeping well. One particularly windy night I lay in bed, staring into the darkness and listening to the forest howl outside my window. As I drifted between waking and sleeping a vision began to form, one I did not welcome. I saw a darkness surround all beings, enveloping the earth. It was thick, a cloud of deep thick charcoal fog. I entered into it and saw with my heart its fullness. Suffering. So much suffering. It was not just suffering to come, it was suffering that had been and it was suffering that is. It was all existing in one place and one time. I saw it with my entire being and I lay in bed weeping.
It was 3 in the morning and I was sobbing, trying not to wake Dale. I lay there for an hour. All beings, humans, animals, trees and the earth itself all wept with me.
This was a pretty dark place, even for me.
At first I didn't turn on the flashlight. I wasn't in a hurry, so I thought I could just step slowly and carefully, letting my vision adjust to this very dark night. It was a Wisconsin November. So there were dry brittle leaves everywhere, and, on a windy night like this, they tend to pile up. So, my first fright came when I stepped into a pile of leaves that wasn't there the night before. My foot lifted the leaves, taken up by the wind, farther than I would have imagined. I was surrounded by the sound of rustling leaves and my pounding heart. In the blackness I stood frozen, hearing movement all around, and I decided I wasn't so opposed to the flashlight after all.
At that point it occurred to me that I would rather see a creature of the night before stepping into its space, so the light stayed on as I carefully made my way to a special spot in the forest of pines. It is a place where a large tree has lain fallen for years, so much so that younger trees grow through it. Animals take shelter in it. Moss grows on it. I have always loved this spot. When I got there it took me awhile to find a comfortable seat. The woods feel ominous at night. I chose to have my back against a young tree, something to lean on, and it gave me a small sense of protection.
The wind was still blowing fitfully, shaking the trees and loosening their dead. Before turing off my flashlight I scanned my perimeter for potential Widow Makers, or in this case Widower Makers. Then, with a touch of my thumb, total darkness.
Oh how hard it was to keep that light off. A breaking branch a few feet from me was enough to make me freeze. For what seemed like hours, but was more likely 30 minutes, I sat frozen. My eyes were wide open, but, at first, I saw nothing. Slowly I began to see. There seemed to be a substance to the air, as if every single molecule was coming out of hiding. The air, the trees, the leaves and I were all tiny dots vibrating in and out of my sight. Looking up I saw a falling star. In this light the trees are the negative space, and the distant stars are the positive space. For a moment I was neither light nor dark, I was only perception, as everything around me changed from one to the other.
For an hour at least my thoughts bounced back and forth between wonder and terror. Of course I could calmly remind myself the biggest danger that night was a coyote. But a noisy rustle in the black space around me made me imagine more. At this moment I recognized a connection between my choice to sit in the woods and the story of Siddhartha. As the account of his becoming the Buddha is told, Siddhartha despaired at the suffering in the world. His search for an answer led him to sit under a Bodhi tree, meditating outdoors for seven days and seven nights. My 2 hours in the cold on a fallen tree paled in comparison to his 168 hours. I laughed at all the times I sat on a comfortable cushion in my heated home to meditate. Nature is essential to awakening us to this life, and we humans so often hide from it. In a terrible separation from the earth I had forgotten the lessons it has to teach me. In my darkest moment, I remembered, and I stepped outside. To be inside of our deepest consciousness we have to be outside in the Natural World, not inside of the Manmade World. To the degree to which we the Modern Humans have violently torn ourselves from our connection to nature, we have suffered.
I remember there being a moment in the story of enlightenment where a giant cat approaches Siddhartha. So, I thought, maybe I needn't be quite so fearful. A lion or tiger would be bad. Back to fear. Forgetting.
Of course the point wasn't Lions and Tigers and Bears. We do have occasional bears and wolves and even the rare cougar sighting in this part of the State. I knew there was a reason I was out there in the cold and it wasn't to try to guess which wild beast would eat me for dinner. I could fear the wind, the animals, even the possibility of a human in the woods, probably most dangerous of all. I had to let it all go. The most frightening part of being alone in the darkness in the woods was also the most awakening. Remembering.
I began to look each fear squarely in its face and release it. I soon found myself remembering them all, from paralyzing terrors to the less obvious ones. The ones that linger for days, muted and pale but persistent in their nagging. People who had frightened me, I saw their fear. People that had hurt me, I saw their pain. People I had frightened and people I had hurt, I saw my blindness. I saw fear and pain passed on from parent to child, from master to slave, from teacher to student. Acts of violence replacing the wisdom of old with inherited pain and terror. Victim becomes perpetrator and the lamb becomes the hungry beast at the door. There was no bad, no good, no dark, no light. Only attaching and letting go. With each passing fear I felt an infinite lightness that cannot be expressed with words, although LOVE is a good one to try. This was a special kind of night vision. Seeing through the dark.
It was at this point I realized the woods were becoming more and more visible in the earliest light of the day. As I had passed through the darkest hour of the morning I had seen through at least some of my blindness. As the trees became solid, once again I could connect each sound with its source. I looked up at the sky. Not a single star in my sight. I would have to go on memory. Remembering. I got up, a little stiff, and walked toward the house. I would put on some coffee and try to talk about this. The things the darkness commands us to know. Fears are only passing moments, but we give them strength when we try to suppress them. In their suppression they are squeezed and wiggled into our souls and the passing darkness takes a solid heavy form. This heavy load is so light in its release. Walking back to my warm house I knew I would struggle to find the words to tell this story. And in the telling they would fall short. And the storyteller is born again.


Fife Business Week is set to run this year from 5th to 9th November.
Fife Business Awards which recognise excellence and celebrate the most successful and forward-thinking businesses and not-for-profit organisations in Fife, are now seeking nominations for 2019.
The awards are open to organisations of all types and all sizes, and from across all sectors of trade, commerce, and not-for-profit.
Round 4 of LaunchMe is open for applications!
LaunchMe, Scotland's only accelerator programme for social enterprise start-ups, is open for applications until noon on Monday 5 November 2018.
They have recently opened their fourth round of applications and with it have come some exciting changes. Most notably the eligibility has widened and they are now able to support not only early-stage social enterprises but also existing organisations developing a new product or service with high-growth potential.
James Donaldson Group (JDS) announced today that Les Calder has joined the group as Business Technology Director to lead the growth of the group's IT resources and help to leverage current systems. Les comes with a wealth of experience, having spent eight years as Group IT Director at Devro PLC, where he was instrumental in implementing the group IT business transformation strategy.
Les' addition to the group will help connect the businesses, and utilise new technology that will future proof the Group's infrastructures both internally, and with its partners.
Latest version of IFS Solution will ensure world renowned manufacturing company are able to maximise their investment in the solution and increase operational efficiency and profitability.
Leading Scottish tax and business advisory specialists, EQ Accountants LLP have been awarded the highest possible commendation for their commitment to service innovation and staff development.
With just over six months to go until stringent new 'Making Tax Digital' legislation comes into effect across the UK, EQ has been awarded the status of Xero Platinum Champion Partner, having previously held 'Gold' status.
Xero is Britain's leading online accountancy software, one of many used by EQ's Amber accounting department.
Fife businesses will have a chance to hear and question Scotland Office minister Lord Ian Duncan on Brexit and other prominent business issues at an evening event in Fife on October 25, days after a crucial EU summit.
A group of seven new Chartered Accountancy trainees have taken up posts with leading Scottish tax and business advisory specialists, EQ Accountants LLP.
While providing opportunities in the local area, the investment in trainees will also help support the future growth of the firm, which has 15 Partners and employs over 100 staff.


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Saidie Lopez
"When I transferred here, I said 'My goal is to have the ultimate college experience and be involved.' I am making the most of my experience."
Saidie's Story
Saidie Lopez, who commutes to Rutgers–Camden from nearby Pennsauken, is deeply involved in a variety of activities on campus. She participates in Civic Scholars, the Leadership Institute, the Art Students League, and was a co-founder of the Omega Phi Chi Multicultural Sorority. "I spend most of my time on campus. The teachers are great. The staff is great. It's definitely a home away from home."
She said has found a tremendous amount of support at Rutgers–Camden. "I love this campus so much. I love the atmosphere and the people. I love how diverse it is and how friendly and welcoming it is. If I ever need help with anything, I've got several people I can go to talk to."
An Easy Transfer Process
Lopez found enrolling at Rutgers University–Camden after finishing an associate's degree at Camden County College to be a breeze. "Transferring was much easier than I thought it would be. It was a smooth transition. I got accustomed to the campus easily. It wasn't too bad navigating around campus."
Lopez, an art major with a double concentration in studio art and animation, graduated from Pennsauken High School in 2012 and started college at Camden County College, earning a sport management associate in science degree in 2014. "My main concern when I was looking for schools was that I wanted to save money. That's why I went to Camden County College. It saved me a ton of money in the long run. And now I'm getting a great college experience at Rutgers–Camden."
Lopez said the Civic Scholars program, which provides help with tuition, has been a transformative experience. "It's one of the best things that have happened to me here."
Her primary project has been in the Jumpstart program, working with preschoolers in Camden. "We are promoting early childhood development. We are pushing reading. We are pushing writing. We are trying to get dramatic play and pretend play to focus on family and friends. We are trying to push them to be more prepared for kindergarten."
In the fall 2016 semester, Lopez moved up to be a Jumpstart team leader, managing four other students working in schools. "It was a really great leadership role for me. It helped me grow as a leader."


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Dietmar Hopp, född 26 april 1940 i Heidelberg, är en tysk entreprenör som grundade mjukvarutillverkaren SAP AG.

Hopp har under 2000-talet bidragit med miljontals kronor till finansieringen av det tyska fotbollslaget TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, vilket starkt har bidragit till att föra klubben från femte divisionen till Bundesliga.

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I m using this phone for 1 month. It started to hang (5-10 times a day) just after 1 day of purchase. I sent it to Nokia care, they said that they solved it by installing latest software. But, the problem appeared just after I got my phone back from them. One new problem started in addition to the previous one. That is, at times (8-10 times/ day) the menu/ home button don't work. When they are pressed, a small blue thing comes, and nothing else. For both the problem, only solution I've found is 'reset'.
Can anyone suggest me how to get rid of the problem?
I live in Bangladesh. I want to buy an E71 from here so that I can use it in US (including 3G). Since US and European models differ in 3G frequency, how can I make sure I am buying the right version (NAM vs European)?
I'm going to get a new cell phone in couple of days but i need to know first that which cell should i go for E66 or E71???
plz plz plz reply quickly.
i had this phone. great specs and all but not really friendly when it comes to text messaging. you really need to focus pressing and all else doesnt exist when your using it. too bad i had to sell it after a month use. and now im left using my old n95. a very sad story, the phone cost so much.
hey all...to Li: u can download skype for nokia phones from skype.com..about the phone..it"s great and have no problems..wifi rulz..fast mail client...nice look and perfect battery..if the cam was 5mp it would be nice..
My E71 is working fine as well. Love it! Does anyone know how to use Skype on this phone? Thanks!
Hi Would like to know if the E71 heats up fast. Use some of Nokia phone which has metal casing. Gets very hot if talk for short while. Nokia customer service commented that it's because of the metal casing. Appreciate your reply. Toying between E63 and E71. Advice appreciated. Thanks.
Hi guys. Through the past years, I've used almost all mobile brands (Siemens, Samsung, SE, Moto) except for Nokia.
I'm thinking now of getting Nokia for the first time. The E 71 seems really a great device after what I read and heard.
Best cellphone on the market!
No responding lag, perfect battery life, full qwerty key board, full functionalities of a smart phone(ie. email, web, calendar, im, mp3, video, game, office).
Camera is doable, but no serious photographing.
Anonymous, 31 Mar 2009Hmmm...or is it the user who doesn't know how to use his phone & spoils it? Mine is working... morei agree it must be the user of the phone, i have the nokia and i LOVE it its the best phone i have ever had.
everything is good in this but there is one major drawback and thats the inside LCD gets dust which will kill all the impression of this phone.
Hello everybody , i have decided to buy this kind of phone , can someone recommend me for this phone or can u say to me is it a good phone or just like the other phones ?


Songwriter/musician Andrew Norquay had recently taken three years away from music due to commitments as a commercial diver, however the creative roar within him erupted, steering him into finding a new explosive energy and expansive adventure for his alternative rock sound.
Drawing on inspirations which include the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Muse, Radiohead, and Oasis, Aberdeenshire hailing Andrew has breached new imagination and inventive tenacity in the songs bred since his return to the music scene.
Lyrically, they explore and challenge personal and social issues within a landscape of growling riffs and fiery melodies. It makes for propositions which leave a lingering impact on thought and any appetite for evocatively rousing rock 'n' roll.
The first result of his new burst of inspiration is the 'Vices EP', which was released the end of November 2016. Consisting of five heart bred tracks as infectiously anthemic as they are emotionally open and boldly fertile, the EP is a galvanic realisation of Andrew's step forward in craft and invention from previous releases.
The Black Dog starts off the EP with a thunder of guitars and a crash of drums. The bass line is crisp and precise over which the fuzz from the guitar adds a great contrast. The vocals have a great tone adding to the overall effect of the track, which has is slightly melancholic. It reminded me of the vocal styling of Colin Vearncombe (Black) with a slightly staccato feel.
By contrast Slaves has a blues / country vibe. The vocals are verdant with a swath of attitude and as the guitars build combining with the throbbing drums this track shows its power. This is a track that will get your head nodding along and shows a different side to Norquay.
Animal features snarling guitars that sneer throughout the track, building into a mass of sound from which the drums emerge, triumphant. The bass line is deep and fuzzy which is perfect for this dark track. The depth of the track is underwritten by the lyrics which are about keeping the monster within at bay by medication but knowing it is dying to break out.
Devils Touch has a more indie vibe and is much softer. The melodies from the guitar, drums and vocals wind and weave their story, interacting with each other and then moving on their own separate path. There is a great lifting riff, driving the atmosphere home. This is a multi layered and textured track that I really enjoyed.
Warefare offers another side of Norquay which has a rhythm to get your head nodding along. Becoming fractured and playing with your ears, using multiply layers of lyrics and instrumentation on top of each other builds up the tension, demonstrated by the vocals. The richness of the "This is Warefare" is intense and fits the track well.
Vices EP has something which should hold appeal for everyone, moving from rock to indie and showing a softer side. It uses an array of techniques but there is also great guitar work in action.
Thanks to @plugginbaby (plugginbaby.com) for the opportinity to review.


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Between "Hunt for Ziro" and "Sabotage"
"Unexpected Company" is the second episode of the animated micro-series Star Wars: Forces of Destiny' second season. It was released on March 19, 2018.
Ahsoka joins Anakin on a mission planned for just he and Padmé. Anakin, upset at the intrusion, sets a quicker flight path that puts them in the path of a Separatist blockade. The three must put differences aside to get past the blockade.
On Coruscant, Senator Padmé Amidala and her entourage greet Anakin Skywalker as he exits a T-6 shuttle. Padmé thanks Anakin for joining her on this mission. After Amidala's entourage leave, Anakin whispers that she has no idea what he had to go through to get this mission. Padmé looks forward to spending some time with her husband alone. However, they are interrupted by Skywalker's Padawan Ahsoka Tano, who apologizes for her lateness and tells Anakin that Master Obi-Wan Kenobi sent her to help with the mission. Anakin is uncomfortable, but Padmé tells Tano that she is welcome.
The T-6 shuttle departs Coruscant and jumps into hyperspace. While traveling through hyperspace, Tano notices that Anakin has changed the flight path. He claims that he is in a hurry. Tano warns him too late they they can't go this way since a Separatist fleet has been spotted in this sector. The shuttle exits hyperspace in the midst of a fleet of Munificent-class star frigates. Padmé and Tano go to man the guns while Skywalker flies the ship through the enemy fleet. Tano says she likes Padmé, and Anakin says he does as well.
Skywalker flies the T-6 shuttle past a Munificent star frigate while Padmé and Tano operate the guns. The T-6 shuttle is almost through the fleet but Padmé is struck by a cannon blast. Anakin cradles Amidala and reassures her that he has gotten her. Padmé thanks her husband. Tano flies the ship past the Separatist fleet as a smiling Skywalker and Amidala watch. Tano then takes the ship into hyperspace. At their urban destination, the T-6 shuttle lands on a sky pad. Skywalker thanks Tano for coming while Padmé tells Tano that she and Skywalker made a good team. Tano adds that Padmé and Skywalker also make a good team. Padmé thanks Tano.
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