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While they play around with the infectious grooves of reggae and Latin music as well as the heavy deliverance of hip-hop and rock, San Diego's hard rock four-piece P.O.D. has defined a universal message. They're born-again Christians and their faith takes a central place in their music.Formed in 1992 in the SoCal neighborhood of San Ysidro, Marcos (guitar) and Wuv (drums) relished the music they grew up on. San Ysidro or "Southtown" was a multicultural area, but working class. While Marcos and Wuv were fond of their jazz and reggae roots, they were young punks in the making. Both loved the gnarl of grunge and took to liking Green Day, Pennywise, Bad Brains, and the Vandals. They got a band together, P.O.D. (short for "Payable on Death"), with Wuv's hip-hop MC cousin, Sonny, and aimed for something real. Cleveland native Traa joined in 1993 and P.O.D. were on the map. Throughout the 1990s, P.O.D. played countless shows across the nation and sold more than 40,000 copies of their three homemade EPs — Brown, Snuff the Punk, and P.O.D. Live — on their own Rescue Records. Atlantic Records was intrigued by the group's hard-working ethic and passion for music, inking a deal with P.O.D. in 1998. The Warriors EP preceded the major-label debut of P.O.D.'s 1999 release, The Fundamental Elements of Southtown. "Southtown" and "Rock the Party (Off the Hook)" were powerful singles, pushing the album to go platinum. P.O.D. earned top honors for Best Hard Rock or Metal Group, Album of the Year, and Song of the Year for "Rock the Party (Off the Hook)" at the 1999 San Diego Music Awards as well.A year later and with the buzz still going, P.O.D. hit the road with Ozzfest 2000 and shared dates with Crazy Town and Staind for the MTV Campus Invasion tour. They also ventured into films, contributing several songs to various soundtracks. "School of Hard Knocks" proved successful in the Adam Sandler comedy Little Nicky in 2001, whereas additional tracks featured in the Al Pacino sports thriller Any Given Sunday and Ready to Rumble maintained P.O.D.'s growing status. A second album for Atlantic, Satellite, was recorded with Howard Benson in spring 2001. Benson captured the magic once again, for P.O.D.'s stature exploded later that year, hot on the heels of the spiritual chaos of debut single "Alive." "Youth of the Nation" scored again for P.O.D., as its positive mix of hip-hop, reggae, and hardcore punk defined a different kind of rock next to the likes of Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, and Korn. Controversy hit the P.O.D. camp in 2003 when founding guitarist Marcos left the band. However, P.O.D. were soon back on track, tapping ex-Living Sacrifice guitarist Jason Truby as a replacement and recording the Satellite follow-up Payable on Death. Heavy touring followed, and stretched all the way into late 2004. Early the next year, P.O.D. reconvened in the studio, this time with Glen Ballard behind the board, and the Top Ten hit Testify appeared in early 2006.2006 proved to be another transitional year for P.O.D. as the band announced they were leaving longtime record label Atlantic. Soon after, they released the Rhino compilation Greatest Hits: The Atlantic Years. Also that year, guitarist Jason Truby left the band — purportedly on the same day that original guitarist Marcos Curiel asked to rejoin. The band's seventh studio album, When Angels and Serpents Dance followed in 2008.
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Chess Insider is returning this month of April, as the World Champion Magnus Carlsen is back behind the board for the Shamkir 2014 tournament. In this edition, you will receive daily commented game of Carlsen and study material from the top April games of Vugar Gashimov Memorial and World Team Chess Championship.
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Eye of the Tiger Lyrics: Rising up, back on the street / Did my time, took my chances / Went the distance "Gonna Fly Now", also known as "Theme from Rocky", is the theme song from the movie Rocky, composed by Bill Conti with lyrics "Eye of the Tiger"; Rocky IV. " Burning Heart"; "Heart's on Fire"; "Living in America". Rocky V · Rocky Balboa. Eye of the Tiger by Survivor song meaning, lyric interpretation, video and The first two Rocky movies used a very popular orchestral theme written by Bill Conti. Over the next few days, I worked hard on the lyrics, remembering pieces. Lyrics to 'Gonna Fly Now (Theme from 'Rocky')' by Bill Conti: Rocky's ready to make a move, yeah / Sweatin' blood, like fire Body's. Лингво-лаборатория Амальгама: перевод текста песни Eye of the Tiger группы Survivor. Название: Биболетова М. З. 11 класс "Enjoy English" Автор: Биболетова М. З. Описание: Учебник. Глаз тигра. Rising up back on the street. Did my time took my chances. Went the distance. Now I'm back on my feet. Just the man and his will to survive. Find information about "eye of the tiger" listen to "eye of the tiger" on AllMusic.


If my Instagram feed is any indication, you can never take too many selfies. Whether it's high resolution front facing cameras, the selfie stick, or LED encrusted cases to help users take the perfect photo of themselves — there's big business surrounding the selfie. In fact, a company called Zero Zero Robotic just secured $25 million in funding to help launch a drone that follows users around and snaps photos of them.
No, this isn't an April Fools' joke. This selfie drone — officially dubbed the Hover Camera — folds up to about the size of a VHS tape (remember those?) for easy portability and can be fired up with a single button. Unlike most drones that have semi-exposed propellers, the Hover Camera is enclosed inside a carbon fiber grate, ensuring you — or the kids — wont lose a finger or eye if you bump into it. Inside the Hover Camera, a Snapdragon 801 processor handles all the computing, while an accelerator, gyroscope and barometer help keep the device running smoothly and level. At 240 grams, the drone is light enough that it doesn't have to be registered with the FAA, so anyone can use it.
A 13MP camera on the front is capable of capturing 4K video and although the camera doesn't have OIS, it does use electronic image stabilization to keep video less shaky. All the controls are done via a companion app that can also be used to transfer photos and video (albeit at a lower resolution 720p resolution) and the company says they have plans to introduce other features like gesture control and orbiting mode down the road.
Unlike most projects these days, the Hover Camera isn't headed to Kickstarter or Indiegogo. Instead, the selfie drone will be available sometime this summer and while pricing is still being decided, Zero Zero Robotics says to expect the Hover Camera to launch below $600. Although it's not the first time we've seen something like this (and certainly not the last), we have to admit we prefer the design of the Hover Camera over the Fleye we saw on Kickstarter last year. What do you guys think? Could something like this really take off. Heh.


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A 14. dalai láma hivatalos utazásainak listáján a 14. dalai láma, Tendzin Gyaco hivatalos utazásai szerepelnek. A dalai láma legelőször 1954-ben, azaz 19 éves korában utazott külföldre, a kínai kommunista párt meghívásából közel egy évet töltött Kínában. Egy évvel később, második külföldi útján az indiai Mahábódhi Társaság meghívására vett részt Buddha 2500. születésnapi ünnepségén. Négy évvel később már menekültként tért vissza 1959-ben Indiába, ahol végül Dharamszalában kapott lehetőséget az indiai kormánytól a letelepedésre. Első külföldi útja Thaiföldre vezetett 1967-ben, Európába 1973-ban, az amerikai kontinensre 1979-ben látogatott először. Magyarországon elsőként útban Rómába (II. János Pál pápához) az 1982. szeptember 26-ról 27-ére virradó éjszakát töltötte hazánkban. Hazánkban összesen eddig hét alkalommal járt.

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Management 101: Making the Wrong Decision vs. Making No Decision
By Laura Stack June 13, 2014 July 23, 2015
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"It doesn't matter which side of the fence you get off on sometimes. What matters most is getting off. You cannot make progress without making decisions." –- Jim Rohn, American motivational speaker.
By the time you reach management, you certainly know the consequences of paralysis analysis.
This "vapor lock" of the brain can kill a project through indecision and perfectionism as surely as pulling its funding. In fact, pulling a project's funding represents a cleaner fate, because the project dies suddenly, rather than flopping around like a fish out of water, pretending to be viable for months or years, causing damage to the entire organization.
"Collaborative" cultures vs. just getting things done
One of my clients, a massive consumer products organization, has a highly "collaborative" culture, which is code for taking forever to guy buy in, make a decision, and get started (already)!
Case in point: 3-D Realms, the software company that wasted 12 years and tens of millions of dollars on the sequel to the popular Duke Nukem 3-D video game before abandoning the effort. At LucasArts, a legendary gaming company that failed in April 2013, insiders report that the company fell apart because of indecision and apathy at the highest levels. Somehow, the creators of Star Wars and Indiana Jones couldn't be bothered to produce any new games — even guaranteed bestsellers based on the aforementioned franchises — after having taking the industry by storm with its inventive new entries in the mid- to late-1980s.
At a national level, some historians have argued that government indecision nearly destroyed the United States of America during the Civil War. Given its industrial strength and population levels, the Union should have crushed the Confederacy within months.
But political infighting in the military and an unwillingness to put the best military leaders in positions of power — not to mention an understandable lack of ruthlessness in prosecuting the war — dragged things out for four painful years, resulting in the deaths of more Americans than any other war in our history.
Buckling down
No one wants to make the wrong decision and come off as incompetent. But to achieve anything, you have to choose a direction and move forward. If it turns out to be the wrong direction, so be it; in nearly every case, you can reverse that decision or choose a new direction.
The Board of Apple Computers fired Steve Jobs at one point, and then proceeded to nearly destroy Apple through mismanagement and bureaucratic inertia. Perhaps their greatest decision was not to fight when Steve Jobs returned and took over again in 1997, spearheading the company's insanely profitable iMac/iPod/iPad era.
So: what should you do when faced with an uncertain decision? Follow these tips so you're covered as best you can possibly be.
Consider as many of the options as possible without stalling. Don't leap before you look, but don't spend forever looking, either. Moving quickly doesn't mean making a knee-jerk decision. Gather relevant facts, ignore your ego, listen to your advisors, consider all the potential repercussions—then make the best move for your organization. William Orten, President of Western Union, hadn't brushed off the telephone as an "electrical toy" in 1876, he could have had the patent for $100,000. It didn't take him long to realize his mistake.
Take reasonable precautions before moving forward. How can you hedge your bets before making your decision, just in case something unexpected jumps up and tries to bites you? A classic example: Time Warner's acquisition of AOL in 2000. Chairman Gerald Levin was so eager to make the deal he didn't put a contingency plan in place to back out or revisit the terms of the deal if AOL's stock began to underperform. They announced the merger, the dot-com bubble burst, and AOL's stock dropped 50 percent overnight. AOL-Time Warner is still dealing with the repercussions.
Make the decision that seems to provide the best outcome. This one says it all. Even relatively minor "best decisions" can have large repercussions. In the recent Steve Jobs movie, when Jobs decided to call their new company "Apple," partner Steve Wozniak replied, "That is so much better than 'Phaser Beam Computers.'" He was right.
Don't hesitate to reverse direction. It makes no sense to keep digging a deeper hole when you've obviously made the wrong decision. Getting rid of a bad decision gives you room for a better one. Back up, look over the situation, and try a different tack once you have enough information in hand to do so. Apple's reversal of their decision to oust Jobs proved the best thing they could have done.
Don't automatically dismiss new opportunities. Even if it seems too good to be true, at least investigate any intriguing opportunity to profit — and think twice about dismissing it, no matter how logical your reasoning. Kodak invented the digital camera in 1975, then suppressed it because they didn't want it to impact their film sales. Later, they could have become the official film of the 1984 Olympics, but gave away the opportunity to a brash new competitor, Fujifilm. At the time, Kodak controlled 90 percent of the film market. In 2012, they entered Chapter 11 due to these and other bad decisions.
Take charge. If you're in command, be in command. Your superiors put you there so that you could move your team or company forward. The only way to move forward? Make decisions. Lots of them. Constantly. If you make ten wrong decisions, you've ruled out 10 things that won't work. Remain flexible, and always be willing to try a new direction when something fails.
Directionally challenged?
You already know that not making decisions is a no-go; even when you refuse to make a decision, you've made a decision. So your best option remains making a deliberate decision in such a way that minimizes the impact if it happens to be wrong.
Business will always be calculated risk, but you can cut down on that risk with the right precautions. Follow the six steps outlined above, and you'll be well-equipped to handle the future.
This was originally published on Laura Stack's The Productivity Pro blog.
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Sad news earlier this week with the passing of one of our oldest and valued clients. Bruce Ross and his family were the first group to come on a charter when we took over ownership of the Kanimbla at Easter in 1997. He has ventured aboard the Kanimbla every year since as President of the Swains Fishing Club based at the Gold Coast. Bruce had been coming to the Great Barrier Reef since the 1960′s aboard various boats and had wealth of fishing knowledge and great yarns that he graciously shared will all. Our thoughts are with his wife and family.
Yep…the wind keeps blowing, but nothing can stop our avid fishermen from continuing successful catches.
During the weeks leading up to our pre-Easter trip all eyes anxiously watched the devastation from a dissipating Cyclone Ingrid. Even when first boarding Kanimbla and greeting other charterers we were not sure of our destination. It was not until Bruce Stobo came on board in the late afternoon and suggested Saumarez Reef as our first stop that we could let out a sigh of relief. Our previous few trips had been only as far as the Swain Reefs due to inclement weather.
Our 2005 charter season is well underway and whilst the wind has been our contant companion for most of March and April, the fish have also been in plentiful supply.
…and here are 2 of Col's Fishing Kings with 3 of their Emperors!
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Your Skippers/ Engineers, well known to most of you, are Garry and Bruce.
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for nearly a year and has proved a great asset to our team …and Adam!
boundless energy and enthusiasm and is always ready to help.
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better fishing/diving, we welcome Charlie to the fold.


Let us beseech our Lord to open the gates of repentance unto us. Let us take advantage of those things our Lord sends us for our correction. Dangers are real … but it is simple. Do what our Lord tells us and we will find rest for our souls. Pray that God will deem us worthy to repent and to pick up our cross and follow Him.


I'd heard four or five of them yipping back in the woods and was photographing the landscape when this one loped across.
This is the only identifiable bird I photographed at Palo Duro. The few others are all silhouettes.
Most of these images are full frame at 510mm.
All were photographed on October 2nd and 3rd, 2014.


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By Bipin Doshi, AVP, Creative Services, Dubbing
Things have never been as busy for the dubbing industry as they are today! With original content being generated at a furious pace, and streaming platforms opening up entirely new markets, content creators are racing to make their assets relevant for audiences across the globe. Many are dubbing multiple versions of their film/series to cater to viewers in different geographies.
As a happy consequence, business is booming for Localization vendors, and the demand for talented voice artists is at an all-time high. Broadcasters, studios and creative agencies are sparing no effort in sourcing the right talent to voice each character's role, working hard to perfect diction, accent and other nuances of dubbing. Since established voice/dubbing artists are unable to handle more than a certain workload, this field offers great opportunities for new talent to enter and thrive. They can make a full-fledged career out of lending their voice to films, shows, commercials, promos, trailers, audio books, E-learning, gaming, radio and a host of other exciting avenues.
Have you got what it takes?
How do you know if voice acting is a good career choice for you? What exactly does it take to become a successful voice artist? A great voice, clear diction, accurate pronunciation and a strong command over the language are pretty much essential building blocks. If you're keen to get into dubbing for animation, being able to modulate your voice to imitate a particular style of speaking is an added advantage.
But while these qualities are great starting points, proper training is essential in order grab a piece of the industry pie and make a name for oneself! Remember, at the end of the day, just like acting, dubbing is an extremely competitive field. Today there are several institutes across the globe where students can seek formal training in the art of dubbing and voice modulation. They can learn about industry requirements, good dialogue delivery, tone variation, lip syncing, timing, expression of emotion and other aspects of voice acting. Many academies offer certification courses run by experienced voice artists who have made it big with their skills and talent. These courses are mostly short-term, and are typically open to people of all age groups and educational backgrounds.
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In addition to learning and practicing voice acting techniques, it is also critical to create a riveting demo reel before trying to penetrate the market. A demo reel is like an audition and business card rolled into one. It should contain all the relevant voice samples that best showcase one's voice acting abilities. Since unique positioning is an important aspect of voice acting, a good demo reel is one that is personalized and presented in a compelling manner to immediately attract a listener's attention.
There are also a host of voice casting websites where budding voice artists can register to get the ball rolling. These online hubs are a great way to get an initial break, gain exposure to different kinds of projects and kick-start your professional journey. You can also launch a YouTube channel, upload interesting voice samples, and share a link to this whenever a relevant voice requirement comes up. SoundCloud is another popular platform to upload and share audio samples. You can leverage all these platforms to gain visibility and consistently share your latest work with broadcasters, studios, production houses and creative agencies to bag more projects.
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Q: Function turning a string into acronym in R I have a string "California Art Craft Painting Society" and I want to write a function x in R that can turn any string into an acronym "CACPS". I used the following code:
acronym <- function(x){
  abbreviate(x)
}

Is there a way to write the function using stringr such as strsplit the string first, then use strsub to pull the first letter of each word (not use abbreviate)?

A: This might be of use. It uses str_remove_all on characters which are not preceded by a word break, and also removes any spaces.
library(stringr)

create_acronym <- function(x){
      str_remove_all(x , "(?<!\\b)\\w|\\s" )
    }

A: If you want to use string split approach, try this
acronym <- function(x) {
  sapply(strsplit(x, ' '), function(y) paste0(substr(y, 1, 1), collapse = ''))
}

acronym(c("California Art Craft Painting Society", 'A Big Word'))
#[1] "CACPS" "ABW"

Or using stringr :
library(purrr)
library(stringr)

acronym <- function(x) {
  map_chr(str_split(x, ' '), function(y) str_c(str_sub(y, 1, 1), collapse = ''))
}

A: A gsub option
> gsub("\\b([A-Z])(\\w+)?\\s?", "\\1", v)
[1] "CACPS" "ABW"

Data
v <- c("California Art Craft Painting Society", "A Big Word")

A: IMHO the most simple (and also most concise) option is as simple as:
abbreviate(x, minlength = 1)

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The neutrophil glycoprotein Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma membranes and specific granules
K. B. Stevenson, W. M. Nauseef, R. A. Clark
The glycoprotein Mol has previously been demonstrated to be on the cell surface and in the specific granule fraction of neutrophils and to be translocated to the cell surface during degranulation. It is not known, however, whether Mol is an integral membrane protein or a soluble, intragranular constituent loosely associated with the specific granule membrane. Purified neutrophils were disrupted by nitrogen cavitation and separated on Percoll density gradients into four fractions enriched for azurophilic granules, specific granules, plasma membrane, and cytosol, respectively. The glycoproteins in these fractions were labeled with 3H-borohydride reduction, extracted with Triton X-114, and immunoprecipitated with 60.3, an anti-Mol monoclonal antibody. Mol was detected only in the specific granule and plasma membrane fractions and partitioned exclusively into the detergent-rich fraction consistent with Mol being an integral membrane protein. In addition, treatment of specific granule membranes with a high salt, high urea buffer to remove adsorbed or peripheral proteins failed to dissociate Mol. These data support the hypothesis that Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma and specific granule membranes in human neutrophils.
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Specific Granule Immunology and Microbiology 100%
Membrane Protein Medicine and Dentistry 57%
Neutrophil Medicine and Dentistry 57%
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Glycoprotein Medicine and Dentistry 42%
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Stevenson, K. B., Nauseef, W. M., & Clark, R. A. (1987). The neutrophil glycoprotein Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma membranes and specific granules. Journal of Immunology, 139(11), 3759-3763.
The neutrophil glycoprotein Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma membranes and specific granules. / Stevenson, K. B.; Nauseef, W. M.; Clark, R. A.
In: Journal of Immunology, Vol. 139, No. 11, 1987, p. 3759-3763.
Stevenson, KB, Nauseef, WM & Clark, RA 1987, 'The neutrophil glycoprotein Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma membranes and specific granules', Journal of Immunology, vol. 139, no. 11, pp. 3759-3763.
Stevenson KB, Nauseef WM, Clark RA. The neutrophil glycoprotein Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma membranes and specific granules. Journal of Immunology. 1987;139(11):3759-3763.
Stevenson, K. B. ; Nauseef, W. M. ; Clark, R. A. / The neutrophil glycoprotein Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma membranes and specific granules. In: Journal of Immunology. 1987 ; Vol. 139, No. 11. pp. 3759-3763.
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abstract = "The glycoprotein Mol has previously been demonstrated to be on the cell surface and in the specific granule fraction of neutrophils and to be translocated to the cell surface during degranulation. It is not known, however, whether Mol is an integral membrane protein or a soluble, intragranular constituent loosely associated with the specific granule membrane. Purified neutrophils were disrupted by nitrogen cavitation and separated on Percoll density gradients into four fractions enriched for azurophilic granules, specific granules, plasma membrane, and cytosol, respectively. The glycoproteins in these fractions were labeled with 3H-borohydride reduction, extracted with Triton X-114, and immunoprecipitated with 60.3, an anti-Mol monoclonal antibody. Mol was detected only in the specific granule and plasma membrane fractions and partitioned exclusively into the detergent-rich fraction consistent with Mol being an integral membrane protein. In addition, treatment of specific granule membranes with a high salt, high urea buffer to remove adsorbed or peripheral proteins failed to dissociate Mol. These data support the hypothesis that Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma and specific granule membranes in human neutrophils.",
author = "Stevenson, {K. B.} and Nauseef, {W. M.} and Clark, {R. A.}",
journal = "Journal of Immunology",
publisher = "American Association of Immunologists",
T1 - The neutrophil glycoprotein Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma membranes and specific granules
AU - Stevenson, K. B.
AU - Nauseef, W. M.
AU - Clark, R. A.
N2 - The glycoprotein Mol has previously been demonstrated to be on the cell surface and in the specific granule fraction of neutrophils and to be translocated to the cell surface during degranulation. It is not known, however, whether Mol is an integral membrane protein or a soluble, intragranular constituent loosely associated with the specific granule membrane. Purified neutrophils were disrupted by nitrogen cavitation and separated on Percoll density gradients into four fractions enriched for azurophilic granules, specific granules, plasma membrane, and cytosol, respectively. The glycoproteins in these fractions were labeled with 3H-borohydride reduction, extracted with Triton X-114, and immunoprecipitated with 60.3, an anti-Mol monoclonal antibody. Mol was detected only in the specific granule and plasma membrane fractions and partitioned exclusively into the detergent-rich fraction consistent with Mol being an integral membrane protein. In addition, treatment of specific granule membranes with a high salt, high urea buffer to remove adsorbed or peripheral proteins failed to dissociate Mol. These data support the hypothesis that Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma and specific granule membranes in human neutrophils.
AB - The glycoprotein Mol has previously been demonstrated to be on the cell surface and in the specific granule fraction of neutrophils and to be translocated to the cell surface during degranulation. It is not known, however, whether Mol is an integral membrane protein or a soluble, intragranular constituent loosely associated with the specific granule membrane. Purified neutrophils were disrupted by nitrogen cavitation and separated on Percoll density gradients into four fractions enriched for azurophilic granules, specific granules, plasma membrane, and cytosol, respectively. The glycoproteins in these fractions were labeled with 3H-borohydride reduction, extracted with Triton X-114, and immunoprecipitated with 60.3, an anti-Mol monoclonal antibody. Mol was detected only in the specific granule and plasma membrane fractions and partitioned exclusively into the detergent-rich fraction consistent with Mol being an integral membrane protein. In addition, treatment of specific granule membranes with a high salt, high urea buffer to remove adsorbed or peripheral proteins failed to dissociate Mol. These data support the hypothesis that Mol is an integral membrane protein of plasma and specific granule membranes in human neutrophils.
JO - Journal of Immunology
JF - Journal of Immunology


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Interventions for mental health problems in children and adults with severe intellectual disabilities: a systematic review
Objective Mental health problems are more prevalent in people with than without intellectual disabilities, yet treatment options have received little attention. The aim of this study was to identify and evaluate the effectiveness of pharmacological and psychological interventions in the treatment of mental health problems in children and adults with severe and profound intellectual disabilities, given their difficulties in accessing standard mental health interventions, particularly talking therapies, and difficulties reporting drug side effects. Design A systematic review using electronic searches of PsycINFO, PsycTESTS, EMBASE, MEDLINE, CINAHL, ERIC, ASSIA, Science Citation Index, Social Science Citation Index and CENTRAL was conducted to identify eligible intervention studies. Study selection, data extraction and quality appraisal were performed by two independent reviewers. Participants Study samples included at least 70% children and/or adults with severe or profound intellectual disabilities or reported the outcomes of this subpopulation separate from participants with other levels of intellectual disabilities. Interventions Eligible intervention studies evaluated a psychological or pharmacological intervention using a control condition or pre-post design. Outcomes Symptom severity, frequency or other quantitative dimension (e.g., impact), as assessed with standardised measures of mental health problems. Results We retrieved 41 232 records, reviewed 573 full-text articles and identified five studies eligible for inclusion: three studies evaluating pharmacological interventions, and two studies evaluating psychological interventions. Study designs ranged from double-blind placebo controlled crossover trials to single-case experimental reversal designs. Quality appraisals of this very limited literature base revealed good experimental control, poor reporting standards and a lack of follow-up data. Conclusions Mental ill health requires vigorous treatment, yet the current evidence base is too limited to identify with precision effective treatments specifically for children or adults with severe and profound intellectual disabilities. Clinicians therefore must work on the basis of general population evidence, while researchers work to generate more precise evidence for people with severe and profound intellectual disabilities. Leen Vereenooghe, Samantha Flynn, Richard P Hastings, Dawn Adams, Umesh Chauhan, Sally-Ann Cooper, Nick Gore, Chris Hatton, Kerry Hood, Andrew Jahoda, Peter E Langdon, Rachel McNamara, Chris Oliver, Ashok Roy, Vasiliki Totsika, Jane Waite BMJ Open, Volume 8, Issue 6, 2018 http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2018-021911 http://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/8/6/e021911
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A member of Stop Killing Us protests the 13% increase in Philadelphia's murder rate during the pandemic. April 21, 2020. Image: Cory Clark/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Calvin Munerlyn, a Family Dollar security guard in Flint, Michigan, was shot and killed May 5 after telling a customer to wear a face mask inside the store. A couple days later, a McDonald's customer in Oklahoma City shot a worker when asked to leave a dining area closed due to COVID-19. People of Asian descent are being attacked in the US and Europe. Calls and texts to domestic abuse hotlines are spiking.
More than 90,000 Americans have been killed by SARS-CoV-2, but that number belies another statistic that's even trickier to track: the people who have been injured or killed due to violence during the pandemic.
Violence, like fear and food shortages, seems to trail COVID-19.
In general, humans avoid violence when possible because it's risky. However, neuroscientist R. Douglas Fields, PhD, has cataloged 9 specific triggers in the human brain that can tip us towards violence.
"And this pandemic hits all 9," Fields says.
The human brain hasn't changed much in the past 100,000 years, when those circuits made perfect sense, he says. "But we don't live in the same world," says Fields, an adjunct faculty member at the University of Maryland, College Park who has written on neurological bases for violence, "and so these aggression circuits can get tripped inappropriately."
"There's so many different forms of violence that are happening right now it's hard to understand them all," says Dave Chester, PhD, a social psychologist at Virginia Commonwealth University. But a common thread, he says, is the pandemic's impact on basic psychological needs like a sense of control and belonging, a meaningful existence, and self-esteem.
"When people thwart those needs," he says, "we often get very aggressive."
Chester explains that a lot of the aggression associated with COVID-19—from xenophobic attacks to domestic violence and shootings about wearing a mask—can be traced to people feeling like they've lost control over aspects of their lives.
"A central motivation behind aggression is to restore feelings of control and autonomy—a really good way to get someone to be aggressive in the laboratory is start making all their decisions for them. Boss them around, tell them what to do," he says. "I think to some extent that's what's going on here. The violent reactions we're seeing are kind of a simple human tendency to react against being told what to do."
Violence during a pandemic is nothing new—it's a "persistent pattern" across history and pandemics, says Calvin Lai, PhD. Violence is often associated with prejudice against groups associated with the disease. "With bubonic plague, there were large-scale murders of Catalans in Sicily, pogroms against Jews, [and] the mass slaughter of beggars," says says Lai, a social psychologist at Washington University in St. Louis who studies racism and xenophobia.
And while fears of contagion have fueled attacks against people of Asian descent in recent months, the myriad stresses of the pandemic, coupled with increased exposure as families stay at home, have led to an increase in domestic violence.
"You're at home with [an abusive partner], all the time in a confined space," says Claire Renzetti, PhD, a sociologist at the University of Kentucky who studies intimate partner violence. "All these tensions are just ratcheted up."
It's difficult to quantify intimate partner violence, especially this early in the pandemic. But calls and texts to domestic abuse hotlines and other evidence point to a sharp increase. A review of 703 law enforcement agencies' reports found that domestic violence calls went up 11% when much of the US shifted to sheltering in place, according to the safety research firm SafeHome. Renzetti believes that the actual increase may be even higher. An associate director of a shelter for battered women recently told Renzetti that they're "starting to see more broken bones, more women really being afraid that they're going to die."
There's no simple public health solution to reducing violence during COVID-19 though the experts urge more public outreach and education.
Renzetti suggests borrowing tactics from violence prevention programs that promote healthy masculinity. Perhaps, she muses, public service announcements featuring celebrities associated with masculinity could "show them wearing a mask and talking about how, 'I'm a man. And I'm going to stay healthy and this is good for my health and I'm looking out for other people.'"
Renzetti and Chester both recommend sharing resources to support hotlines and local shelters, especially in cases of intimate partner violence.
"We should be throwing our support and our full weight of our resources, [behind] supporting services that help victims of violence, that help people report when they feel unsafe in their homes," says Chester. And, when it's unclear if the police would be helpful or hurtful, he recommends calling a shelter.
In spite of all the personal turmoil, Chester maintains that it's important to remember that these instances of violence during COVID-19 are outliers.
"The thing that I've noticed the most is how compassionate people are. Everywhere I go, there's far more examples of people helping each other, being kind to each other," he says. "Just the fact that this many people voluntarily sequestered themselves in their house is one of the biggest demonstrations of human cooperation that I think we've ever seen."
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Q: pgfplots fillbetween with multiple curves I have a TikZ picture like this:
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    axis lines=middle,
    xmin=-0.5,xmax=3.5,ymin=-0.5,ymax=3.5
  ]
  \addplot[very thick,blue, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=A] {sqrt(x)};
  \addplot[very thick,yellow!70!red, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=B] {9-3*x};
  \addplot[very thick,red!90!teal, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=C] {3};
  \addplot[very thick,green!70!magenta, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=D] coordinates{(1/9,-6) (1/9,6)};
  \end{axis}
\end{tikzpicture}

I'd like to fill the area enclosed by these four curves.
Similar questions have been answered using pgfplots's fillbetween package, but it only seems to support filling between two curves. What are my options?

A: Here a workaround, you can divide your area on two parts: first between curve A and C, and the second between A and B and use soft clip to limit filling
\documentclass[border=5mm]{standalone}
\usepackage{pgfplots}
\usepgfplotslibrary{fillbetween}
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  \addplot[very thick,blue, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=A] {sqrt(x)};
  \addplot[very thick,yellow!70!red, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=B] {9-3*x};
  \addplot[very thick,red!90!teal, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=C] {3};
  \addplot[very thick,green!70!magenta, samples=300, domain=0:3, name path=D] coordinates{(1/9,-6) (1/9,6)};
  \addplot[gray!30] fill between[of=A and C,soft clip={domain=1/9:2}];
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In 2015, Lillard told Digital Spy he's determined to "protect the legacy that was created" by the late Kasem.
"I would listen to a recording — I had five episodes of Casey on loop and I would just mimic him the entire time," he said. "That's what really solidified the voice and the character, and carried me all the way through."
Though he admitted to once carrying "shame" over having appeared in the poorly-received live-action films — where he starred alongside Sarah Michelle Gellar, Freddie Prinze Jr., and Linda Cardellini — Lillard says he's "proud" of his role.
"When they first came out, I thought that they were incredible. I was super-proud of my performance and I was happy to be at the forefront of a huge franchise for Warner Bros," Lillard said.
"But then, for a while, I lost my street credibility — it's like, 'Oh you're in kids' movies about a talking dog?' — it's kind of a joke. So there was a moment where I had a lot of shame about being that guy. Now I'm on the other side — I'm 45 years old, 13 years older. The movies are what they were, and I don't judge them. I certainly am proud I did Scooby-Doo and I don't know what I'd be doing if I didn't have that character in my life."
Joining Forte in the theatrical animated feature in the works from Warner Bros.' Warner Animation Group are Gina Rodriguez (Jane the Virgin) as Velma, Tracy Morgan (30 Rock) as Captain Caveman, and voice acting veteran Frank Welker as Scooby-Doo.
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Warner Bros. is readying the untitled Scooby-Doo film for a May 2020 release.
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Today we'll evaluate Big Lots, Inc. (NYSE:BIG) to determine whether it could have potential as an investment idea. Specifically, we're going to calculate its Return On Capital Employed (ROCE), in the hopes of getting some insight into the business.
Therefore, Big Lots has an ROCE of 16%.
Does Big Lots Have A Good ROCE?
ROCE can be useful when making comparisons, such as between similar companies. It appears that Big Lots's ROCE is fairly close to the Multiline Retail industry average of 16%. Independently of how Big Lots compares to its industry, its ROCE in absolute terms appears decent, and the company may be worthy of closer investigation.
Big Lots's current ROCE of 16% is lower than 3 years ago, when the company reported a 25% ROCE. This makes us wonder if the business is facing new challenges.
Remember that this metric is backwards looking – it shows what has happened in the past, and does not accurately predict the future. Companies in cyclical industries can be difficult to understand using ROCE, as returns typically look high during boom times, and low during busts. ROCE is, after all, simply a snap shot of a single year. Since the future is so important for investors, you should check out our free report on analyst forecasts for Big Lots.
Big Lots has total liabilities of US$639m and total assets of US$2.0b. As a result, its current liabilities are equal to approximately 32% of its total assets. Big Lots has a middling amount of current liabilities, increasing its ROCE somewhat.
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The Braer Storm was the most intense extratropical cyclone ever recorded over the northern Atlantic Ocean. Developing as a weak frontal wave on 8 January 1993, the system moved rapidly northeast. The combination of the absorption of a second low-pressure area to its southeast, a stronger than normal sea surface temperature differential along its path, and the presence of a strong jet stream aloft led to a rapid strengthening of the storm, with its central pressure falling to an estimated  on 10 January. Its strength was well predicted by forecasters in the United Kingdom, and warnings were issued before the low initially developed.

Gale-force winds covered the far northern Atlantic between Western Europe and Atlantic Canada, due to the intensity of this storm, with hurricane-force winds confined near its centre of circulation. After reaching its peak intensity, the system weakened as it moved into the far northeast Atlantic, dissipating by 17 January. This storm caused severe blizzards across much of Scotland. It also led to the final breakup of the oil tanker MV Braer, from which the storm derived its name; it had been stranded in rocks off the Shetland Islands by a previous storm nearly a week beforehand.

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A weak frontal wave, a low-pressure system forming along a weather front with very strong temperature contrast, developed on the afternoon of 8 January to the southeast of Newfoundland with a central pressure of  The system moved at a quick pace to the east-northeast at around , deepening slowly. As the storm tracked more northeasterly, development accelerated, and early on the morning of 9 January its central pressure had fallen to . A new low pressure area formed along the system's cold front to its south. By noon, the forward motion of the main cyclone accelerated to nearly  and its central pressure began to bomb, then down to  as it passed through the far northern Atlantic. This strengthening was enhanced by a strong jet stream with measured winds of , and a stronger than normal sea surface temperature gradient along its path from the Grand Banks of Newfoundland towards Iceland.

The new low south of the main low strengthened quickly, and its central pressure dropped to . During the evening of 9 January, the main cyclone to the north continued to bomb out, with a central pressure down to . Soon afterwards, it absorbed the deepening low to its south and this merger caused a period of extreme intensification. By early morning of 10 January, the pressure at the strong cyclone's center had fallen to  northwest of Great Britain as it slowed its northeast motion. Hurricane-force winds of  were recorded at a weather ship just to its southeast. Towards sunrise, the center of the cyclone lay  south-southeast of Iceland. The system continued to slow as it turned north-northeast, reaching its estimated lowest pressure of  later that morning. Weather buoys in the region with identifiers of 44746 and 64043 were not designed to read pressures below , so when their pressures dropped to that reading, they stayed there until the storm moved away.

The system's strongest winds were within  of its center. Early during the afternoon of 10 January, a tremendous pressure differential existed between the center of the cyclone and a high-pressure area over Spain, which had a central pressure of . This caused an extensive area of gale-force winds which stretched from Newfoundland to Spain, and northeastward between Greenland and northern Norway. A large area of hurricane-force winds existed within this area of gales. The center of the low transcribed a loop before resuming a slow northeast motion into the far northeast Atlantic. However, the system began to weaken, and by the evening of January 10, its central pressure had risen to . By the evening of 12 January, its central pressure rose to . During the evening of 13 January, its central pressure rose to  while located in the far northeast Atlantic. Within four days, the low dissipated west of Norway.

Preparations and impact
The strength of this storm was well forecast by the British Met Office global weather forecast model as far as 84 hours in advance, which allowed forecasters in the United Kingdom to issue warnings related to the storm on the morning of 8 January, before the cyclone had initially developed.  The sign of the North Atlantic oscillation switched from positive to weakly negative during the lifetime of this storm, which caused colder conditions to prevail in the Eastern United States and Western Europe by the time the system was dissipating. The British Isles saw their pressures fall as low as  during the mid-afternoon of 11 January in Lerwick. Winds gusted to  at two locations: the weather ship Cumulus and North Rona, north of Scotland. Wind gusts of over  were measured across northwest Scotland.  The highest precipitation amount recorded with this system across Great Britain was  at Cilfynydd in South Wales.

Periods of rain impacted the British Isles early in the morning of 10 January, progressing from west to east. Wet and windy weather was seen across the region during the day, with a wintry mix of precipitation falling across northern sections of Britain. Within the area of wintry mix, the wind combined with the ongoing snowfall led to blizzards across most of Scotland. Precipitation became more showery in nature during the evening hours. Thunderstorms were observed despite the near-freezing temperature readings. Wind and waves associated with this storm were too much for the tanker MV Braer, which had become lodged on rocks in the Shetland Islands nearly a week beforehand. The tanker broke up and her remaining cargo of 84,500 tons of light crude oil spilled into the ocean surrounding the islands. The rough conditions caused by this storm led to the rapid breakup of visible oil slicks.

Record set

This cyclone was slightly stronger than an intense low pressure area which moved near Greenland on 14–15 December 1986, which was the strongest extratropical cyclone known to occur across the northern Atlantic Ocean at that time. Only three prior extratropical storms across the north Atlantic, and two since, have attained central pressures below .

See also

Perfect storm
Typhoon Tip
Great Gale of 1880
Columbus Day Storm of 1962
1993 Storm of the Century
November 2011 Bering Sea cyclone
January 2013 Northwest Pacific cyclone
November 2014 Bering Sea cyclone
Storm Dennis

References

1993 meteorology
History of the Atlantic Ocean
European windstorms
January 1993 events in Europe


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The Geriatrics Review Syllabus: A Core Curriculum in Geriatric Medicine, 10th Edition (GRS10) is a comprehensive reference containing the latest developments in the field of geriatric medicine.
GNRS6 is a concise, up-to-date, and comprehensive text for advanced practice geriatric nurses.
Doorway Thoughts is designed to prepare geriatric and gerontologic providers to give culturally competent care when they open the door to see an older patient from one of the dozens of culturally diverse backgrounds in the United States.
Geriatrics At Your Fingertips (GAYF) is an annually updated reference that provides quick, easy access to the specific information clinicians need to make decisions about the care of older adults.
Assisted Living Nursing provides a comprehensive overview of both management activities and clinical competencies for assisted living nurses.
Based on the AGS Geriatrics Review Syllabus: A Core Curriculum in Geriatric Medicine, GRS Teaching Slides includes slide presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint on numerous topics.
Based on the AGS Geriatric Nursing Review Syllabus, 6th edition (GNRS6), the GNRS Teaching Slides include downloadable slide presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint on various topics.
The AGS Health in Aging's Caregiver Tips Presentation Set, an update to the previously published Eldercare At Home Presentation Kit, is a perfect resource for training family and informal caregivers, as well as for use with volunteers and home health aides.
This product provides an introduction to the 2019 American Geriatrics Society Beers Criteria and details seven key principles to guide optimal use of the Beers Criteria in a variety of settings.
This Pocket Card is a reference tool that provides a resource to healthcare providers in implementing the 5 Guiding Principles in taking care of older adults with multimorbidity.
"Healthy aging" sounds like a priority we all can share, but for geriatrics healthcare professionals that term represents something specific, and something worth defining.
The Framework for Decision-making for Older Adults with Multiple Chronic Conditions translates The AGS Guiding Principles for the Care of Older Adults with Multimorbidity s into a framework of Actions and accompanying Action Steps for decision‐making for clinicians who provide both primary and specialty care to older people with MCCs.
There is ample evidence that lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals face discrimination in the healthcare setting.
The overall goal of this clinical guideline is to improve clinical care of adults 65 years and older through prevention and treatment of delirium in the postoperative setting.
The Feeding Tubes in Advanced Dementia Position Statement is now revised in response to studies regarding the natural history of eating difficulties and tube feeding in persons with advanced dementia.
These articles present a clinical approach to the care of older people with multimorbidity that describes guiding principles for the clinical management of this population.
The purpose of these Geriatric Emergency Department Guidelines is to provide a standardized set of guidelines that can effectively improve the care of the geriatric population and which is feasible to implement in the Emergency Department.
This executive summary (full manuscript available at www.neurology.org) reports on a new measurement set for dementia management developed by an interdisciplinary Dementia Measures Work Group representing the major national organizations and advocacy organizations concerned with the care of individuals with dementia.
The American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP)/American Geriatrics Society (AGS) Best Practices Guidelines focus on the optimal preoperative assessment of the geriatric surgical patient.
The AGS 2013 updated Guidelines for Improving the Care of Older Adults with Diabetes Mellitus continues to assist clinicians with tailoring diabetes care to the needs of individual persons with diabetes.
The AGS published this Consensus Statement to help primary care practitioners achieve adequate vitamin D intake from all sources in their older patients, with the goal of reducing falls and fall-related injuries.
Included are the American Geriatrics Society/British Geriatrics Society (AGS/BGS) Clinical Practice Guideline: Prevention of Falls in Older Person (2010) and a summary and list of these recommendations.
The work of leading geriatrics clinicians and researchers, these Patient Handouts from the AGS Foundation for Health in Aging offer older adults and those who care for them advice on key elder health issues.
The Geriatrics for Specialty Residents Toolkit: Anesthesiology is an online resource developed to promote awareness and assist healthcare providers dedicated to the relieve of pain and to the total care of the older surgical patient.
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The Geriatrics for Specialty Residents General Surgery Toolkit is a compendium of geriatrics education tools and resources that address unique issues involved in general surgery involving older adults.
The Geriatrics-for-Specialists Initiative (GSI) is a multi-specialty effort to improve the quality and safety of care provided to hospitalized older adults through education and research programs.
The Geriatrics for Specialty Residents Toolkit: Otolaryngology is an online resource developed to promote awareness and assist healthcare providers dedicated to the relieve of pain and to the otolaryngological care of the older patient.
The Fellowship Assessment Toolkit provides case-based education and training resources to ADGAP Level 1 members. In this resource there are 48 tools designed to facilitate the development of leadership skills among academic geriatricians.
Geriatric Nursing is a comprehensive source for clinical information and management advice relating to the care of older adults.
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The Multimorbidity Toolkit is a free compendium of geriatrics education tools and resources that address unique issues involved in managing multimorbidity issues in older adults.
The GRS9 Mobile App makes all GRS9 content available on smartphone and tablet devices. All of the GRS9 chapters and questions are available here in an interactive, easy-to-navigate format. The GRS9 Mobile App can be used to attain Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit. The app may NOT be used to submit for ABIM MOC points.
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The AGS Geriatrics Evaluation & Management Tools (GEMS) App provides guidance to clinicians and trainees who are caring for older adults. Over 20 clinical topics are covered following a History & Physical (H&P) format.
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Five deals in two months – Knights on acquisition trail again
Beech: Exciting platform
Listed law firm consolidator Knights today accelerated its growth yet further by announcing two further acquisitions, making it five deals since the beginning of the year alone.
It is to acquire Leeds firm Shulmans for up to £20.1m, and ASB Law, based in Crawley and Maidstone, for up to £8.5m, and has announced a £20m placing to fund the deals.
Once completed next month, they will add 219 fee earners to Knights' ranks and open up new regional centres for the firm, which is focused in particular on secondary legal locations. It only entered Yorkshire earlier this year by opening an office in York.
Knights – which recently entered the list of the 50 biggest businesses on AIM – said the placing and recently announced £40m revolving credit facility provided "headroom" of around £30m to help it "selectively execute on a strong acquisition pipeline".
The placing is at a share price of 420p. The net proceeds will be used to fund the initial cash consideration in respect of the acquisitions and repayment of debt and debt-like items within the acquired firms, totalling £14.9m, plus associated costs.
In all, Knights has now made 10 acquisitions since it listed in June 2018. A Legal Futures analysis in January showed that it performed better than any other listed law firm in 2019, with its share price nearly doubling in 2019 to 334p.
The price has continued to surge since, and last week reached an all-time high of 488p, before falling back with the rest of the market amid fears over the impact of the coronavirus. The shares closed yesterday at 455p.
In the year ending 31 March 2019, Shulmans' revenue was £17.6m, up from £16.1m and £13m in the previous two years. Its profit before tax (PBT) margin was 12.3%, which Knights said it expected to rise to 20% by the financial year ending 30 April 2022 following full integration.
Knights is paying £7.6m in cash upfront – £6.1m to the selling shareholders and £1.5m to repay third-party debt – along with 1.4m shares. Deferred consideration of up to £6.4m will be paid in instalments on the first and second anniversary of completion, subject to conditions.
ASB's turnover was £12.2m for the year ending 30 April 2019, a slight fall on the previous two years, with a PBT margin of 4%. Knights said it expected to increase that to 15% in two years.
"ASB's lock-up days at 31 December 2019 of 165 days, and its fee-earner to non-fee-earner ratio of 1.6:1 both represent further opportunities for potential improvement under Knights' ownership," its announcement said.
Shulmans' figures were 103 days and 1.1:1 respectively, which Knights said it could improve as well.
Knights is paying £7.3m in cash plus 181,675 shares, along with deferred cash consideration of up to £400,000, to be paid in instalments on the first and second anniversary of completion, subject to conditions.
Knights chief executive David Beech said: "With their ambitious teams and progressive approach to law, both firms are a strong cultural fit with Knights and provide an exciting platform for growth in their respective regions, in line with our strategy to build the leading legal and professional services business outside London."
Tim Halstead, managing partner of Shulmans, said: "Having worked alongside Knights previously, we believe its collegiate approach, range of services and broad client base will provide an excellent match for us to continue to grow as part of the wider group."
Andrew Clinton, managing partner of ASB, praised Knights for "challenging established norms within the legal sector". He added: "Knights' scale and ability to invest in our team will enable us to realise our full potential and bring a broader range of services to our large corporate clients."
In January, Knights bought ERT Law to bo ost the presence it established in Birmingham in November by buying Emms Gilmore Liberson.
At the start of February, it announced a deal for Croftons, a housing industry firm in Manchester, followed by Nottingham practice Fraser Brown.
From Cardiff to Norwich, Southampton to Newcastle – Knights eyes more M&A
"Extraordinary things are happening" outside of traditional law firms
Listed compliance and risk business snaps up another law firm
Back to the future for QualitySolicitors as Metamorph buys network


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import * as React from 'react';
import Typography from 'material-ui/Typography';
import withStyles, { WithStyles, StyleRulesCallback } from 'material-ui/styles/withStyles';
import { RootState } from '../reducers';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { RouteComponentProps } from 'react-router';
import { Todo } from '../model/model';

export namespace HomePage {
  export interface Props extends RouteComponentProps<void> {
    todoList: Todo[];
  }
}

class HomePage extends React.Component<WithStyles & HomePage.Props> {

  render() {
    return (

            <Typography variant="display1" gutterBottom>
              NetLS Software Development welcomes you!
            </Typography>

    );
  }
}

const styles: StyleRulesCallback = theme => ({
  root: {
    textAlign: 'center',
    paddingTop: theme.spacing.unit * 20,
  },
  image: {
    maxWidth: '100%',
    height: 'auto',
  }
});

function mapStateToProps(state: RootState) {
  return {
    todoList: state.todoList
  };
}

export default (withStyles(styles)<{}>(connect(mapStateToProps)(HomePage)));