When Should You Follow Up With A Prospect?
Following up with a prospect is extremely important. I was personally able to close a few of my recent deals as well as our customer's deals because of follow up. While this sounds very nice, I've also ruined relationships and lost deals due to aggressive follow up.
Steli Efti talks a lot about the power of follow up and how it can help you crush deals. You can learn a lot from his stories on his personal blog and Youtube videos.
The best time to follow up is when a prospect haven't responded yet, but this depends on the situation of how you reached out to that prospect.
For example, if the prospect was a warm intro/referral from one of your existing contacts, then it makes more sense to follow up with them more than once because you already developed a trust between the prospect and the prospect might already have an interest in your product/service.
If you cold email someone from a list of email leads that you bought, then you should not follow up too aggressively because it might mean that they do not have any interest in your product/service.
It is still good to follow up at least once to make sure that your email didn't get lost in their mailbox, but if they still don't respond, then it's probably best to wait until you have a reason to follow up again.
We notice that the people who don't respond after a follow up from a cold email, might not respond ever or show interest in your product. The last thing you want to do is end up being too pushy and ruining your brand.
If the prospect replied to your initial email/call and showed interest , but does not respond to your emails, then you should follow up as much as possible.
Simply saying, "Hey, I'm just checking in" is usually never enough. We notice that those type of follow up just doesn't work as well. Instead, always have a reason to follow up. Hell, it could be the most simple reason, but find one. It could be a blog article they just posted up or a press mention on the web. Congratulate them with a follow up.
The most effective emails are the emails that can create a sense of urgency. Have a reason to make them feel good about your product/service and have a reason for them to continue speaking with you to buy.
The whole point of that follow up message above is to create a sense of urgency as well as make it so simple so them so that they don't have to visit your site again to find a checkout link or look back into an email chain. Create an impulse moment during a follow up.
If you are dealing with a lot of prospect on a daily basis, then it might be smart to use tools to remind yourself to follow up. This can be any tool, even if it is as basic as an excel sheet with email reminders. Just have something to remind yourself to follow up. Below are tools that are excellent to reminding yourself to follow up.
– Trello — You can set notification and notes with this. As budget friendly as it can get since it's free!
– Followup.cc — Simply add this to your CC and it will remind you to follow up. Old school, but still love it.
– Boomerang — Most sales people love this because of how it sends you inbox reminders and it's simple to choose when you want to follow up.
– CRM platforms — Close.io / Outreach.io / Quickmail all works great as a platform for following up. More pricey, but worth the investments if you're planning to scale up your outbound efforts.
I followed up with a link for checkout and confirmation but never received a response for weeks. I followed up almost every other day for a month straight and finally received a reply saying that I was too pushy and it made that company not feel confident in what we can do for them.
Another time to stop following up is when the prospect shows no interest in your product. If they say, we're not interested, then stop right away and stop bothering them because it won't get anywhere and it will just ruin your personal brand.
This does not mean that you can't reach out to them again in the future. They might be interested in your product/service in the future but again have a reason to do it and give it at least a few months.
Timing is extremely important. As I mention above, you don't want to be too aggressive or too pushy. Following up works best for us on Tuesday, Wednesdays, and Thursdays when they aren't swamped from weekend work that they have to catch up on. Holidays doesn't work well for follow up and weekends doesn't work well either.
If the prospect still haven't responded after a few follow up, set the follow up dates to be further apart to prevent yourself from sounding too pushy.
Following up doesn't have to be on email. Most people are stuck on email follow up. You can try social media, their blog (comment on their blog), linkedin, phone call, introductions and almost anywhere else the prospect might be hanging around at.
At the end of the day, following up is just giving the prospect a reminder that you still remember them.
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The Star's choices for Toronto council, Wards 1-21
Mon., Oct. 18, 2010timer4 min. read
With nine incumbent councillors stepping down, including some of Toronto's longest serving political warhorses, change is coming to city hall. Just how much the landscape alters remains up to voters, but nine new faces is not enough for a 44-member council.
Fresh thinking and original perspectives are essential given the financial challenges and broad public frustration left behind by the departing council. More city-builders are needed in office — energetic people capable of co-operation and inspiration.
Residents in some wards have been fortunate to be well-served by their current councillors. Others are represented by people who have performed adequately, but should strive to do better. And, finally, some parts of the city have been saddled with lethargic or bumbling incumbents who deserve to be ousted.
With that in mind, here are our election choices for Wards 1 to 21:
Ward 1 Etobicoke North: Incumbent Suzan Hall hasn't been a dynamic force on council, but none of her challengers inspires confidence that they could do better. We offer a tepid endorsement for Hall.
Ward 2 Etobicoke North: With Rob Ford pursuing mayoral ambitions, his brother, Doug, is hoping to keep this city council seat in the family. A better choice is Cadigia Ali, an accomplished graduate of medical school, in Rome, with a long record of community service.
Ward 3 Etobicoke Centre: Tight-fisted incumbent Doug Holyday, a former mayor of Etobicoke, has a conservative bent, but he's principled and unafraid to challenge the status quo. Council would be the worse without him, so he gets our endorsement.
Ward 4 Etobicoke Centre: Long-serving Gloria Lindsay Luby has been a lacklustre performer who, for lack of an alternative, we have previously endorsed. Not this year. Former public school board chair John Campbell, a demonstrated leader who managed the tough school closings issue, gets our nod.
Ward 5 Etobicoke-Lakeshore: Incumbent Peter Milczyn is a moderate councillor who did notable work delivering the city's 311 information service. He should be returned.
Ward 6 Etobicoke-Lakeshore: Low-key councillor Mark Grimes took a principled stand in hammering out a compromise on the city's land transfer tax. It won the support of the Toronto Board of Trade and a council majority. He warrants re-election.
Ward 7 York West: Notable for his shameless grandstanding and political opportunism, incumbent Giorgio Mammoliti should be ousted. Far more deserving is Larry Perlman, an equities trader who knows finances and is deeply involved in the community.
Ward 8 York West: Incumbent Anthony Perruzza is again squaring off against rival Peter Li Preti, the only sitting councillor to be defeated in the 2006 election. Perruzza has a social conscience and is a far better choice.
Ward 9 York Centre: A very limp endorsement goes to incumbent Maria Augimeri, whose intemperate statements and questionable conduct have repeatedly proved an embarrassment. She is saved only by her impressive constituency work and by the absence of a strong challenger.
Ward 10 York Centre: Several solid candidates are vying for this vacant council seat, formerly held by veteran councillor Mike Feldman. We like Brian Shifman. He's a well-spoken executive in the environmental sector and a strong advocate for public transit.
Ward 11 York South-Weston: Incumbent Frances Nunziata, a veteran of 25 years in local politics, has been uninspiring of late. It is time for her to go. Fulvio Sansone, a staffer in the province's Family Responsibility Office, deserves a chance to show what he can do.
Ward 12 York South-Weston: Ineffective Frank Di Giorgio doesn't deserve a return to council. Voters should choose Rick Gosling, a dedicated city-builder helping children and youth.
Ward 13 Parkdale-High Park: Bill Saundercook is another incumbent who has been around too long. Sarah Doucette, a successful community activist and local leader, would be a more progressive voice for the ward at city hall.
Ward 14 Parkdale-High Park: Environmentalist Gord Perks has done inspired work on council and deserves to be returned.
Ward 15 Eglinton-Lawrence: This ward, vacated by warhorse Howard Moscoe, is being strongly contested by two notable rivals: business executive Josh Colle (son of MPP Mike Colle) and Catholic school trustee and former councillor Rob Davis. In light of Davis's unimpressive previous record on council, we prefer Colle.
Ward 16 Eglinton-Lawrence: Karen Stintz is a thoughtful conservative who seriously considered running for mayor. While she faces stiff opposition in this election, she warrants our support.
Ward 17 Davenport: Incumbent Cesar Palacio was one of three councillors (with Mammoliti and Di Giorgio) who took part in a strip club "industry tour" during a break in an official meeting. A far better choice here is community activist Jonah Schein.
Ward 18 Davenport: This open council seat, previously held by TTC Chair Adam Giambrone, is being hotly contested. Giambrone's assistant, Kevin Beaulieu, seems capable. But we like Ana Bailao. She's a Portuguese immigrant who cleaned offices before becoming a bank vice-president. Like Beaulieu, Bailao also spent part of her career behind-the-scenes at city hall; unlike him, she would mean a significant change from the status quo.
Ward 19 Trinity-Spadina: With Joe Pantalone gone to seek the mayoralty, his open ward is being aggressively fought over by two left-of-centre candidates: Mike Layton, son of federal New Democratic Party Leader Jack Layton, and Karen Sun, head of the Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter. Both have sound environmental credentials and would likely represent the ward well on council. But we're impressed by Sun's record as a grassroots city-builder and her dedication to human rights. She gets our support.
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Ward 20 Trinity-Spadina: Incumbent Adam Vaughan, the former television reporter, has become one of city council's leading lights and definitely deserves re-election.
Ward 21 St. Paul's: Joe Mihevc, vice-chair of the TTC, is a steady, hard-working councillor with a progressive voice. He should be returned.
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Q: How can I emulate 2D collisions in the physical world with Sphero using CollisionDetectedAsyncData? I'm using the sphero Android SDK.
Consider a breakout clone (like Arkanoid) and how the ball in the 2D game bounces off the lateral edges of the screen and also the top of the screen.  I believe that the way it bounces uses basic "reflection" and that everything is frictionless and there is no rotational force or gravity, etc.  The speed of the ball is only affected by how the ball hits the paddle and maybe some special bricks that speed it up. Suppose we setup something similar in the real world where we have a fairly narrow hallway, and maybe the walls are only 1 meter apart.  Let's throw away the bricks and the paddle and just have the 2 walls and 1 ball (The ball is the Sphero, of course) Consider the linked to image. Sphero 2D collision emulation with real physical walls
Assuming that I start the ball off in some direction with a swipe or joystick maneuver or even just programmatically sending it off in said direction at a certain speed, so that it has some Velocity (x, y) when it hits the first wall, is there some way that I can use the data contained in CollisionDetectedAsyncData to determine what that Velocity was at the time of impact and also the angle between the wall and the line that goes through the center of the ball and the point of impact on the ball, so that I could make the ball "bounce" as it would in a 2D breakout clone as illustrated in the image?  If I can figure out what the velocity is at the time of impact and that angle, then I should be able to do it.  The speed of the ball after the "bounce" will be the same as it was just before impact upon the wall.
I have a project setup where I'm listening for collisions and I'm also getting the streaming LocatorData.  So I have both the LocatorData and CollisionDetectedAsyncData available to me.  I log the CollisionDetectedAsyncData instance when a collision has been detected according to the threshold that I have set, and then try to make some calculation based on it.  The trouble is that I still don't get it when it comes to what exactly CollisionDetectedAsyncData holds.  I don't understand what powerX and powerY are.  The doc says it's the magnitude, but the magnitude of what?  Please forgive my ignorance here.  As you can tell, I'm very weak in the physics department.  Anyway,  I also log the LocatorData when the difference of the current acceleration vector and the previous acceleration vector exceeds 15000.  Here's a snippet of my log.
(CollisionDetectedAsyncData)
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Begin calculateReactionHeading
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Calculating Reaction Heading with Algorithm 3
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Angle relative to [X:13.970461890040886, Y:76.02953810995912]
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Result Angle: 76.02953810995912
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Impact Heading: 0.0
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Power X: 205
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Power Y: 51
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Acceleration X: -0.562255859375
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Acceleration Y: -2.44140625E-4
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Calculated Heading: 283.9704618900409
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Calculated Heading Mod Abs 360: 283.9704618900409
01-20 22:35:58.559: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): End calculateReactionHeading

(LocatorData)
01-20 22:35:58.679: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Significant acceleration magnitude found! Magnitude: 48047.68312045681
01-20 22:35:58.679: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Previous Vectors [Velocity: x=5.300000190734863, y=-1.2000000476837158], [Acceleration: x=-399.99961853027344, y=99.99990463256836]
01-20 22:35:58.679: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Current Vectors [Velocity: x=27.899999618530273, y=92.19999694824219], [Acceleration: x=11299.999713897705, y=46699.99849796295]
01-20 22:35:58.679: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Angle theta=3.2335627660548973
01-20 22:35:58.679: WARN/CollisionCalculator(15101): Angle of current Velocity vector relative to [X=73.16402521005779, Y=16.835974789942213]

OK, I know that there is a ton of information in this question, but I felt that it is a complex enough question where I should include as much detail as possible.
But basically what it comes down to this: Can I achieve what is illustrated in my attached image, in the real world with Sphero and two walls?
Thanks so much.

A: The X and Y magnitude represent a 2D vector of the collision along the plane of the ground. The problem with your set up is that it is much easier to know where the walls are in order to accurately calculate the reflection angle. You can try to reflect the angle across the front of the robot and then adding it to your current heading. So, if you are driving at heading 0 receive a collision at 45 degrees, first reflect the angle across the front of the robot (-45 or 315), then add the current heading (0 + 315 = 315). That should give you a rough idea of what angle to travel along to make it seem like the ball "bounced" off the wall.

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IBM Will Use Macs Instead Of PCs
IBM saving up to $535 per Mac per four years by replacing PCs with Macs
IBM has the largest enterprise Mac deployment in the world, and it is Apple's biggest business customer for Macs, according to Mac maker. The reason is that the employees at IBM have the option to select between PC or Mac, wherein many of them go with the Mac.
So, does this mean that IBM is going to spend huge money in order to integrate Macs? IBM says that it has saved millions of dollars by getting employees to use Apple Macs rather than Windows PCs, as Windows machines apparently cost three times more in support than Macs.
According to Fletcher Previn, the VP of Workplace as a Service, this change will not affect the budget too much. At the JAMF Nation User Conference (JNUC) this week in Minneapolis. (JAMF makes mobile device management software for Apple products, and it also works with IBM). Previn delivered an update on the company's rollout of Macs internally since it introduced Apple computers as an option for employees for the first time last year. He declared that the company had already received more than 90,000 Macs and it is expected to stay for quite some time.
Previn says that while a Mac initially costs anywhere from $117 to $454 more than a similarly configured Windows PC, IBM has saved between $273 to $543 per Mac in comparison to a similarly configured Windows PC over four years. This figure only goes on to show how much the company has saved just by getting rid of the PC.
"It ends up being $57.3 million more expensive per 100,000 Windows machines, or exactly 3X the cost," he said. "And this is a conservative number. This represents the best pricing we've ever gotten from Microsoft." Moreover, he added that so far 73 percent of the employees who use computers have decided that their next machine will be a Mac.
The company will have had more than 100,000 Macs at this rate by the end of the year. This makes them one of the most significant customers for Apple. IBM currently deploys about 1,300 new Macs every week, and that level of growth is "not translating to a need to scale the help desk in a linear way," according to Previn.
Previn also declared: "The shortest distance to engaging employees is what's in their hand or what's on their desk. Every Mac we buy is, in fact, continuing to make and save IBM money."
Today, "Macs are the standard at IBM, Japan, and PCs are the exception," he said and seems to think this is the future across the rest of the company.
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Le Bandite 12
Tuscany - San Quirico d'Orcia/Pienza - Siena
PRIVATE STRUCTURE. Just two and a half kilometres from the historic town centre of San Quirico d'Orcia, in the heart of the Val d'Orcia south of Siena, Le Bandite stands in an extraordinary hill position, secluded and tranquil, yet convenient and easily accessible. This warm country home is a typical, old Tuscan farmhouse, renovated to guarantee you a comfortable stay. Its welcoming structure, clad in exposed stone, with chestnut ceiling beams and terracotta-tiled floors, has six double bedrooms furnished in classical style, all with air-conditioning and private bathroom with shower. The heart of the house is on the ground floor, a brightly-lit veranda with living/dining area connected on one side, towards the interior, with the spacious, well-equipped kitchen and on the other side, completely open to the garden overlooking the pool, with an area where everything is immediately accessible: barbecue, ping-pong table, wood stove and benches and chairs strategically placed in front of the splendid skyline that can be seen just beyond the wooded crown that surrounds the property, covered with rolling wheat fields that endlessly overlap in succession, in a thousand shades of ocher, red and yellow, stretching in the distance to the borgo of Montalcino. Le Bandite will captivate lovers of nature and silence and those looking for a place where privacy is guaranteed but which, at the same time, is within easy reach of the renowned spas resorts in the area (Bagno Vignoni, Chianciano Terme, Montepulciano, San Casciano dei Bagni), of the little towns famous for their art, food and wine, such as Montalcino, Castiglione d'Orcia, Pienza and Montepulciano, which dot the area or for longer excursions towards Mount Amiata or the region of Chianti.
The house has two floors connected only by an external staircase, covering a total area of about 200 sq m. Along the back, facing the pool area, is a large veranda (with movable guards, two sliding doors to access and fully lockable) furnished with sofas and dining table that leads via three steps into the well-equipped kitchen. On this floor are also a twin bedroom (with joinable beds) with private bathroom with shower, three double bedrooms and three bathrooms with shower, two of which ensuite. A staircase on one side of the house leads up to the top floor composed of living area with kitchenette (suitable for breakfast) and two double bedrooms (one with queensize bed) with ensuite bathroom with shower. The laundry is located in a stone structure next to the house.
Outside the house are numerous areas for outdoor relaxation and fun, starting with the wooden panoramic veranda overlooking the pool, organised with living and dining area that opens onto the garden and consents a convenient and full use of the area. Just a few steps away is the wood oven, a large stone barbecue and another panoramic gazebo orgnized as a seating area, the perfect spot for sipping an apéritif while enjoying the beautiful sunsets over the Val d'Orcia. A vast expanse of olive trees, a small orchard, holm oaks and many bushes of lavender and rosemary enhance the garden which stretches naturally to the extensive woodland that surrounds the property for about one and half hectares, crossed by many marked trails, accessible directly from the house, where it is not uncommon to see hares, porcupines and roe deer. A large area at the end of the access drive and adjacent to the house is reserved for parking.
The exclusive rectangular pool is located a few metres from the house, on an underlying terrace in front of it and reached via a short walkway in rough stone and then down one of the two ramps on either side of the area and framed in front by the woods surrounding the property. Lined in PVC with a stone border, it measures 6 x 12 m with the depth ranging from 1.20 to 2.40 m. Access to the water is via beautiful large Roman steps provided with massage jets. Around the pool is a large, stoneware-tiled area equipped with sunbeds, deckchairs and a solar shower. It has chlorine purification and internal lights. The pool is open from the last Saturday in April to the first Saturday of October.
Pets: Yes, € 30,00 per animal per week to be paid on site
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The Val d'Orcia, among the most beautiful areas of Tuscany, unfolds south of Siena, skirting the boundaries of Grosseto and Monte Amiata. An essential feature of its peculiar morphology are the rolling hills covered by a dense vegetation of vineyards, olive groves, beechwoods and the classical cypresses, interrupted by old inhabited areas of medieval origin, rural houses and ancient watchtowers dispersed in the quiet, isolated nature of the area. Thanks to this unique blend of art, history, landscape and nature, it is the authentic expression of wonderful natural features that over the centuries have been enriched by a precious artistic and cultural heritage and, for this, it was included in 2004 in the renowned UNESCO World Heritage List, appearing among the most important historical-scenic sites. The municipalities of the Renaissance town of Pienza, of Castiglione d'Orcia with its ancient strongholds, of Montalcino with its imposing Fortress and famous Brunello wine, of Radicofani with its breathtaking views from atop its imposing tower, of San Quirico d'Orcia and all the other priceless little villages scattered throughout the area give rise to the Artistic, Natural and Cultural Park of the Val d'Orcia, a single concentrated area where, thanks to all of these places, you can dive into the past and appreciate a yet unspoilt nature, great artistic masterpieces and a precious gastronomic heritage declined in simple but sublime products such as wine, extra virgin olive oil, cured meats, honey, mushrooms and truffles. The borgo of San Quirico d'Orcia, among the most remarkable examples of medieval town planning, rises to 424 m above sea level on its northern border and is an obbligatory stop along the Via Francigena, situated along the Via Cassia, the great Roman road that connected Rome to northern Italy and which crosses the entire valley. Strolling through its historic town centre, inside the ancient walls, you will be captivated by the typical medieval tone of the borgo where where you will find, all well worth a visit, the beautiful Collegiate Church with its magnificent Romanesque-Gothic portals, the Church of Mercy, Palazzo Pretorio, Palazzo Chigi, the Church of San Francesco, the Rose garden and the Horti Leonini, a splendid Italian garden built in 1540 near the central piazza. Close to the village is the popular spa resort of Bagno Vignoni, with its wonderful unique hot-water "piazza-pool", reachable on foot or by mountain bike along fascinating unpaved country roads. The little town of San Quirico d'Orcia is easily accessible from Siena or from the south (motorway exit of Chiusi Chianciano Terme). It is served by the railway stations of Buonconvento (regional services) and Chiusi (direct connections to Rome and Florence). The town can also be reached by public bus from the Siena railway station (the bus stop is about 2.5 km from the house). The main regional airports are in Florence (124 km) and Pisa (162 km). In the centre of town are shops, restaurants, bars and supermarkets.
Airport: Perugia 104 km, Firenze 124 km, Pisa 162 km, Roma 224 km, Milano 463 km
Train station: Buonconvento 20 km, Chiusi 42 km
Highways: From North: A1 exit Firenze Impruneta 108 km. From South: A1 exit Chiusi Chianciano Terme 37 km
Shops and services: San Quirico d'Orcia 2,5 km
Beaches: Tyrrhenian Sea - Castiglione della Pescaia 94 km
Parking: Inside the property: up to 15 uncovered parking spaces
Access roads: 2,1 km of unpaved road
Attractions within 100 km: San Quirico d'Orcia 2,5 km, Bagno Vignoni 9 km, Pienza 12 km, Castiglione d'Orcia 12 km, Montalcino 16 km, Buonconvento 20 km, Bagni San Filippo 23 km, Montepulciano 27 km, Chianciano Terme 28 km, Sarteano 37 km, Chiusi 40 km, Cetona 43 km, Monte Amiata 44 km, San Casciano Bagni 47 km, Siena 48 km, Castiglione del Lago 54 km, Cortona 60 km, Gaiole in Chianti 78 km, Radda in Chianti 84 km, San Gimignano 90 km
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Dr. Giovanni Hernandez, postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Neuroscience at the Universite de Montreal, will present "Dopamine Release and Its Implication for Decision-making" at noon on Monday, April 27, in room CW106 of the Classroom Wing.
All Medical Center faculty, staff and students are invited. The seminar is presented by the Department of Neurobiology and Anatomical Sciences.
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Dr. Jenny L. Sones, research associate in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at Cornell University's R. L. Davisson Laboratory, Ithaca, New York, will present "The Contribution of Implantation Defects on the Pathogenesis of Preeclampsia" at noon on Monday, April 27, in classroom 6A.
The seminar is presented by the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology. For more information, call Pamela Banks at 4-1690.
Duhe to posit eliminating colorector cancer morbidity
Duhe
Dr. Roy Duhe, professor of pharmacology and toxicology, professor of radiation oncology and associate director for cancer education at the UMMC Cancer Institute, will give the Department of Surgery Grand Rounds presentation, "Eliminating Colorectal Cancer Mortality in Mississippi: Uncommon Sense Also Required," at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, April 29, in room CW308 of the Classroom Wing.
For more information, call Carol Hollingsworth at 5-1292.
LSU physiologist to present Guyton Distinguished Lecture
Dr. D. Neil Granger, Boyd Professor and head of the Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology at the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport, will give the Arthur C. Guyton Distinguished Research Lecture, "Microvascular Responses to Inflammation," from noon-1 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29, in room R153 (lower amphitheatre).
All Medical Center faculty, staff and students are invited. The lecture is presented by the Department of Physiology and Biophysics.
Lunch will be available on a first-come basis. For more information, call Courtney Graham at 4-1820.
Wednesday-Friday, April 29-May 8
Executive leaders to host spring MAP meetings
Kevin S. Cook, CEO of UHHS, and Guy B. Giesecke, CEO of Batson Children's Hospital, will host the next round of half-hour Motivating, Achieving, Progressing (MAP) meetings this spring.
All Medical Center employees are invited to attend one of the meetings. Those who do will be eligible to win tickets to the UMMC Night at the Mississippi Braves Game, scheduled for Thursday, May 14.
Meeting times, dates and locations include:
* 7:30-8 a.m. Wednesday, April 29, in University Physicians Pavilion classroom M016;
* 9:45-10:15 a.m. Wednesday, April 29, in the Central Billing Office dining room;
* 3:30-4 a.m. Thursday, April 30, in classroom S123;
* 11-11:30 a.m. Friday, May 1, in classroom CW308 in the Classroom Wing (this session will be viewable via live streaming);
* 11-11:30 a.m. Monday, May 4, in the Jackson Medical Mall Thad Cochran Center Dunleith meeting room; and
* 7-7:30 a.m. Friday, May 8, in the Grants Ferry Community Room.
For more information about the meetings, call Dr. Tonya Moore at 4-4104 or email her at tmoore2@umc.edu.
Graduate Studies to host Honors Day
Graduate students and postdocs who have demonstrated academic and research prowess during their career at the Medical Center will be honored during the School of Graduate Studies in the Health Sciences' annual Honors Day ceremony and luncheon from noon-1 p.m. on Thursday, April 30, in the second-floor conference center of the Norman C. Nelson Student Union.
For more information, call Shanna Moulds at 4-1632 or email her at smoulds@umc.edu.
Psychologist to sound off on bio-behavioral assessments
Dr. Alex Cohen, associate professor of psychology at Louisiana State University and adjunct professor for the Pennington Biomedical Research Center and the LSU Health Sciences Center, will give the Psychiatry Grand Rounds presentation, "Bio-behavioral Assessment of Psychiatric and Neurological Symptoms . . . It's Almost Here," at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 1, in room CW106 of the Classroom Wing.
For more information, call Paige Bellow at 5-5588.
Schools of Medicine, Nursing to host Honors Days
School of Medicine and School of Nursing students who have demonstrated academic prowess during their student careers at the Medical Center will be honored by their respective schools during Honors Day ceremonies on Friday, May 1.
The School of Medicine's Honors Day will take place from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the Norman C. Nelson Student Union. A reception will immediately follow the ceremony.
The School of Nursing's Honors Day will take place from 2-3:30 p.m. in the UMMC Conference Center at the Jackson Medical Mall Thad Cochran Center. A reception will immediately follow the ceremony.
For more information about the SOM Honors Day, email Virginia Covington at vcovington@umc.edu; for more information about the SON Honors Day, call Monica Wade at 4-6200 or email her at mkwade@umc.edu.
UCLA neuroscientist to display, discuss scientific images
Dr. Mark S. Cohen, professor at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, Los Angeles, California, will present "Scientific Images: Depictions/Diagrams/Data," part of the Neurobiology and Anatomical Sciences Seminar Series, from noon-1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 12, in classroom 5A (North Wing 521).
All Medical Center faculty, staff and students are invited. For more information, call Lisa Boyd at 4-1640.
Faculty exchange seminar to focus on content creation
The next Faculty Scholarship Exchange Seminar, "New Ways to Create Course Content: Flipping with Mobile Apps," is scheduled for noon on Thursday, May 14, in R354 (upper amphitheatre).
Presented by the Office of the Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the seminar will provide a forum to stimulate the open exchange of ideas, concepts, new technologies, challenges and successes in the contemporary arena of academic health science education.
All Medical Center faculty, staff and students are invited. Lunch will be available on a first-come basis.
For more information, call Jessica Green Overby at 4-2810.
Penn neuroscientist to discuss mesolimbic reward system
Dr. Matthew Hayes, assistant professor of nutritional neuroscience in the Department of Psychiatry at the Parelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, will present "Amylin Regulates Energy Balance Through Action in the Mesolimbic Reward System," part of the Neurobiology and Anatomical Sciences Seminar Series, from noon-1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19, in classroom 5A (North Wing 521).
Washington University prof to give Hardy presentation
Dr. Timothy Eberlein, Bixby Professor and Chairman of the Department of Surgery at the Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri, and surgeon-in-chief at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, will give two presentations during the James D. Hardy Surgical Forum and Lecture May 27 in the Norman C. Nelson Student Union.
Eberlein will present "Delivering High Quality Cancer Care in the Future" at 8:30 a.m. and the James D. Hardy Lecture, "Building an Academic Department od Surgery," at 3 p.m. The daylong event also will include an M and M Conference and resident presentations.
For more information about the forum and lectureship, call Cheryl Dunson at 5-1226 or email her at cdunson@umc.edu.


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COME JOIN US FOR MK DONS LIVE BEAMBACK!
Event tickets are still available for the live beam-back of City's Sky Bet League One away fixture at Milton Keynes Dons this Tuesday (16 August 2016).
The live match feed, which will be shown in association with ADI and the EFL, will take place direct from the Northern Commercials Stadium at Valley Parade.
The match itself will take place at Stadium MK but City supporters will still be able to cheer on the Bantams from the McCall/Hendrie Suites thanks to a live feed.
This exciting opportunity to see Stuart McCall's men in action comes after last season's hugely successful maiden 'beam-back' when over 600 supporters watched City's match away at Colchester United.
McCall's squad should go into Tuesday's encounter with MK Dons full of confidence following Saturday's morale-boosting victory over Peterborough United at the weekend.
Along with the live footage of the MK Dons game, there'll also be a live commentary feed for the fixture and pre-match build up.
Ticket prices for City fans are just £10.00 for adults and £5.00 for juniors (under 16) for the event.
Food for the evening (pie, chips and peas at £5.00) will be available to purchase on the night.
Doors will open at 6:00pm ahead of the 7.45pm kick off with all build up shown across the hospitality screens.
City supporters can call the ticket office on 0871 978 8000 for tickets to this event or purchase them directly from the Northern Commercials Stadium.
Tickets must be purchased in advance for this event. There will be no entry allowed on the night without a valid ticket.
The Bantams would like to thank MK Dons for granting the club permission to run this 'beam-back' event.
Match tickets for the MK Dons game are available to City season ticket/FlexiCard holders at the discounted rate of £15.00 for adults, £12.00 for senior citizens and £6.00 juniors if bought in advance.


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Q: Typeset Only First n Items or Items after n from a List I would like to have macro that given splits the text that occurs before a given item count and after a given item count. That is \TypesetPartialList[2]{\MyList} should typese only the first two items in the list, and the starred variant \TypesetPartialList*[2]{\MyList} should typeset items except the first two items.
The desired output from the MWE below is

Notes:

*

*You can assume that there is only one list in the parameter to \TypesetPartialList.

*If the text before and after the list introduces complexities, please assume that the content passed to \TypesetPartialList will stricly be a single list.

Code:
\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{enumitem}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{xparse}

\newcommand{\MyList}{%
    \textcolor{magenta}{This is the text before the list.}
    \begin{itemize}
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{red}{first} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{red}{second} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{blue}{third} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{blue}{fourth} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{blue}{fifth} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \end{itemize}%
    \textcolor{magenta}{This is the text after the list.}%
}%

\NewDocumentCommand{\TypesetPartialList}{%
    s%   #1 = star means to typeset items AFTER item number in #2
    O{-1}% #2 = item number to split the list at
    %%          Ex. \TypesetPartialList{-1}{<list>} typsets ALL items
    %%              \TypesetPartialList{2}{<list>} typsets ONLY items 1 and 2
    %%              \TypesetPartialList*{2}{<list>} typsets ONLY items 3 and after
    m%   #3 = list to split
}{%
    #3%
}%

\begin{document}
\noindent\textbf{First Two Items:}\par
\TypesetPartialList[2]{\MyList}

\medskip\par
\noindent\textbf{Skipping First Two Items:}\par
\TypesetPartialList*[2]{\MyList}
\end{document}

A: It would be much simpler if you remove the text before and after and also the \begin{itemize} and \end{itemize} tags which you can reinsert when you want to typeset and don't really belong to the list.
I'm not sure what's the purpose of the texts before and after and when they should be output, so I propose a key-value interface for printing them.
\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{enumitem}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{xparse}

\ExplSyntaxOn

\NewDocumentCommand{\definelist}{ m O{} +m }
 {% #1 = list name
  % #2 = key-value list
  % #3 = list
  \grill_lists_define:nnn { #1 } { #2 } { #3 }
 }

\NewDocumentCommand{\printlist}{ s O{} m O{2} }
 {
  \IfBooleanTF { #1 }
   {
    \grill_lists_print:nnnn {#4+1} {\seq_count:c{ l_grill_lists_#3_seq }} { #3 } { #2 }
   }
   {
    \grill_lists_print:nnnn {1} {#4} { #3 } { #2 }
   }
 }

\cs_generate_variant:Nn \seq_set_split:Nnn { c }
\cs_generate_variant:Nn \seq_pop_left:NN { c }

\keys_define:nn { grill/lists }
 {
  pre  .bool_set:N = \l__grill_lists_pre_bool,
  post .bool_set:N = \l__grill_lists_post_bool,
  pre  .default:n = true,
  post .default:n = true,
 }

\cs_new_protected:Nn \grill_lists_define:nnn
 {
  \prop_clear_new:c { l_grill_lists_#1_prop }
  \prop_set_from_keyval:cn { l_grill_lists_#1_prop } { type=itemize, color={.}, #2 }
  \seq_clear_new:c { l_grill_lists_#1_seq }
  \seq_set_split:cnn { l_grill_lists_#1_seq } { \item } { #3 }
  \seq_pop_left:cN { l_grill_lists_#1_seq } \l_tmpa_tl % discard the empty first item
 }

\cs_new_protected:Nn \grill_lists_print:nnnn
 {
  \group_begin:
  \keys_set:nn { grill/lists } { #4 }
  \bool_if:NT \l__grill_lists_pre_bool
   {
    \textcolor{ \prop_item:cn { l_grill_lists_#3_prop } { color } }
     {
      \prop_item:cn { l_grill_lists_#3_prop } { pre }
     }
   }
  \begin{ \prop_item:cn { l_grill_lists_#3_prop } { type } } % itemize or ...
  \int_step_inline:nnn { #1 } { #2 } { \item \seq_item:cn { l_grill_lists_#3_seq } { ##1 } }
  \end{ \prop_item:cn { l_grill_lists_#3_prop } { type } } % itemize or ...
  \bool_if:NT \l__grill_lists_post_bool
   {
    \textcolor{ \prop_item:cn { l_grill_lists_#3_prop } { color } }
     {
      \prop_item:cn { l_grill_lists_#3_prop } { post }
     }
   }
  \group_end:
 }

\ExplSyntaxOff

\definelist{MyList}[
  color=magenta,
  pre={This is the text before the list.},
  post={This is the text after the list.},
]{
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{red}{first} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{red}{second} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{blue}{third} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{blue}{fourth} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
    \item
        This is the \textcolor{blue}{fifth} item of the list.
        There is some additional text so that it occupies at least two lines.
}

\begin{document}

\noindent\textbf{First Two Items:}\par
\printlist{MyList}

\medskip

\noindent\textbf{Skipping First Two Items:}\par
\printlist*[pre,post]{MyList}

\medskip

\noindent\textbf{First Three Items:}\par
\printlist[pre]{MyList}[3]

\medskip

\noindent\textbf{Skipping First Three Items:}\par
\printlist*[post]{MyList}[3]

\end{document}

The options are stored in a property list to be used at print time. The list is split at \item which is then inserted back at print time.


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text:
struct thread_connect_args
{
	const char *host;
	const char *serv;
	const char *socket_type;
	muggle_event_loop_t *evloop;
};

struct client_event_data
{
	muggle_ring_buffer_t       *ring;                   //!< message ring buffer
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_t  *socket_event_sowr_pool; //!< socket context memory pool
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_t  *text_sowr_pool;         //!< string message memory pool
	struct thread_connect_args *conn_args;              //!< connect arguments
};

muggle_thread_ret_t thread_connect(void *arg)
{
	struct thread_connect_args *th_arg = (struct thread_connect_args*)arg;

	muggle_socket_t fd = MUGGLE_INVALID_SOCKET;
	muggle_socket_context_t *ctx = NULL;
	while (1)
	{
		if (strcmp(th_arg->socket_type, "tcp") == 0)
		{
			fd = muggle_tcp_connect(th_arg->host, th_arg->serv, 3);
			if (fd != MUGGLE_INVALID_SOCKET)
			{
				ctx = (muggle_socket_context_t*)malloc(sizeof(muggle_socket_context_t));
				muggle_socket_ctx_init(ctx, fd, NULL, MUGGLE_SOCKET_CTX_TYPE_TCP_CLIENT);
			}
		}
		else if (strcmp(th_arg->socket_type, "udp") == 0)
		{
			fd = muggle_udp_connect(th_arg->host, th_arg->serv);
			if (fd != MUGGLE_INVALID_SOCKET)
			{
				ctx = (muggle_socket_context_t*)malloc(sizeof(muggle_socket_context_t));
				muggle_socket_ctx_init(ctx, fd, NULL, MUGGLE_SOCKET_CTX_TYPE_UDP);
			}
		}
		else
		{
			LOG_ERROR("invalid socket context type: %s", th_arg->socket_type);
			exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
		}

		if (ctx == NULL)
		{
			LOG_ERROR("%s failed connect: %s:%s", th_arg->socket_type, th_arg->host, th_arg->serv);
			muggle_msleep(3000);
			LOG_INFO("reconnect...");
			continue;
		}

		muggle_socket_evloop_add_ctx(th_arg->evloop, ctx);
		break;
	}

	return 0;
}

void on_add_ctx(muggle_event_loop_t *evloop, muggle_socket_context_t *ctx)
{
	struct client_event_data *ev_data = (struct client_event_data*)muggle_evloop_get_data(evloop);
	muggle_ring_buffer_t *ring = (muggle_ring_buffer_t*)ev_data->ring;
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_t *socket_event_sowr_pool = ev_data->socket_event_sowr_pool;

	// retain peer
	muggle_socket_ctx_ref_retain(ctx);
	struct message_socket_event *msg = (struct message_socket_event*)muggle_sowr_memory_pool_alloc(socket_event_sowr_pool);
	msg->msg_type = MSG_TYPE_SOCKET_CONNECT;
	msg->ctx = ctx;
	muggle_ring_buffer_write(ring, msg);
}

void on_message(muggle_event_loop_t *evloop, muggle_socket_context_t *ctx)
{
	struct client_event_data *ev_data = (struct client_event_data*)muggle_evloop_get_data(evloop);
	muggle_ring_buffer_t *ring = (muggle_ring_buffer_t*)ev_data->ring;
	while (1)
	{
		struct message_text *msg = (struct message_text*)muggle_sowr_memory_pool_alloc(ev_data->text_sowr_pool);
		msg->msg_type = MSG_TYPE_SOCKET_RECV;
		int n = muggle_socket_ctx_read(ctx, msg->buf, sizeof(msg->buf) - 1);
		if (n > 0)
		{
			msg->buf[n] = '\0';
			muggle_ring_buffer_write(ring, msg);
		}
		else
		{
			// don't free message in this thread, let message override automatically
			// muggle_sowr_memory_pool_free(msg);
			break;
		}
	}
}

void on_close(muggle_event_loop_t *evloop, muggle_socket_context_t *ctx)
{
	struct client_event_data *ev_data = (struct client_event_data*)muggle_evloop_get_data(evloop);
	muggle_ring_buffer_t *ring = (muggle_ring_buffer_t*)ev_data->ring;
	struct thread_connect_args *conn_args = ev_data->conn_args;

	// write disconnect message
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_t *socket_event_sowr_pool = ev_data->socket_event_sowr_pool;
	struct message_socket_event *msg = (struct message_socket_event*)muggle_sowr_memory_pool_alloc(socket_event_sowr_pool);
	msg->msg_type = MSG_TYPE_SOCKET_DISCONNECT;
	msg->ctx = ctx;
	muggle_ring_buffer_write(ring, msg);

	// run reconnect thread
	muggle_thread_t th;
	muggle_thread_create(&th, thread_connect, conn_args);
	muggle_thread_detach(&th);
}

muggle_thread_ret_t thread_socket_event(void *arg)
{
	struct client_thread_arg *th_arg = (struct client_thread_arg*)arg;

	// get message queue(ring buffer)
	muggle_ring_buffer_t *ring = (muggle_ring_buffer_t*)th_arg->ring;

	// get message pool
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_t socket_event_sowr_pool;
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_init(&socket_event_sowr_pool, 16, sizeof(struct message_socket_event));

	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_t text_sowr_pool;
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_init(&text_sowr_pool, 16, sizeof(struct message_text));

	// init event loop
	muggle_event_loop_init_args_t ev_init_args;
	memset(&ev_init_args, 0, sizeof(ev_init_args));
	ev_init_args.evloop_type = MUGGLE_EVLOOP_TYPE_NULL;
	ev_init_args.hints_max_fd = 32;
	ev_init_args.use_mem_pool = 0;

	muggle_event_loop_t *evloop = muggle_evloop_new(&ev_init_args);
	if (evloop == NULL)
	{
		LOG_ERROR("failed new event loop");
		exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
	}
	LOG_INFO("success new event loop");

	// init socket event loop handle
	muggle_socket_evloop_handle_t handle;
	muggle_socket_evloop_handle_init(&handle);
	muggle_socket_evloop_handle_set_cb_add_ctx(&handle, on_add_ctx);
	muggle_socket_evloop_handle_set_cb_msg(&handle, on_message);
	muggle_socket_evloop_handle_set_cb_close(&handle, on_close);
	muggle_socket_evloop_handle_attach(&handle, evloop);
	LOG_INFO("socket handle attached event loop");

	// event data
	struct thread_connect_args conn_args;
	conn_args.host = th_arg->host;
	conn_args.serv = th_arg->serv;
	conn_args.socket_type = th_arg->socket_type;
	conn_args.evloop = evloop;

	struct client_event_data ev_data;
	ev_data.ring = ring;
	ev_data.socket_event_sowr_pool = &socket_event_sowr_pool;
	ev_data.text_sowr_pool = &text_sowr_pool;
	ev_data.conn_args = &conn_args;

	muggle_evloop_set_data(evloop, &ev_data);

	// run connect thread
	muggle_thread_t th;
	muggle_thread_create(&th, thread_connect, &conn_args);
	muggle_thread_detach(&th);

	// run event loop
	muggle_evloop_run(evloop);

	// destroy socket event handle
	muggle_socket_evloop_handle_destroy(&handle);

	// delete event loop
	muggle_evloop_delete(evloop);

	// wait for all message consumed, destroy sowr pool
	while (!muggle_sowr_memory_pool_is_all_free(&socket_event_sowr_pool))
	{
		muggle_msleep(100);
	}
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_destroy(&socket_event_sowr_pool);

	while (!muggle_sowr_memory_pool_is_all_free(&text_sowr_pool))
	{
		muggle_msleep(100);
	}
	muggle_sowr_memory_pool_destroy(&text_sowr_pool);
}

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General Clifton Bledsoe Cates, 76, nineteenth Commandant of the Marine Corps, died June 4, 1970, at the U. S. Naval Hospital, Annapolis, Maryland, after a long illness. He was buried with full military honors, June 8, 1970, at Arlington National Cemetery.
One of the few officers of any service who had commanded a platoon, a company, a battalion, a regiment and a division under fire, he served as the 19th Commandant of the Marine Corps from January, 1948, until January, 1952.
He retired on June 30, 1954, after two and a half years as Commandant of the Marine Corps Schools at Quantico, Virginia.
A varsity man on both the baseball and football teams at the University of Tennessee, where he studied law, the future Marine general soon after graduation plunged into a career that took him through five major engagements in the first World War and another five in the second.
His service ranged from duty at sea to duty at the White House; from platoon leader to Commandant. During more than 37 years as a Marine, he was wounded several times and won nearly 30 decorations.
"A bold tactician, he landed his force on the southeast shore of the island against heavy enemy resistance and, defying the terrific, continuous bombardment laid down by enemy guns located strategically on high ground which afforded direct observation and complete coverage of his entire zone of action, pushed his relentless advance...through the shifting volcanic sands.
"Repeatedly disregarding his own personal safety, (then) Major General Cates traversed his own front lines daily to rally his tired, depleted units and by his undaunted valor, tenacious perseverance, and staunch leadership in the face of overwhelming odds, constantly inspired his stouthearted Marines to heroic effort during critical phases of the campaign."
As a young lieutenant with the 6th Marine Regiment in World War I, the general fought in the Verdun defensive sector, at Bouresches and Belleau Wood in the Aisne defensive, at Soissons in the Aisne-Marne offensive, in the Marbache sector of the St. Mihiel offensive and in the Blanc Mont and Argonne-Forest engagements of the Meuse-Argonne offensive. He won the Navy Cross, Army Distinguished Service Cross and an Oak Leaf Cluster in lieu of a second Distinguished Service Cross for heroism in the Bouresches and Belleau Wood fighting, where he was both gassed and wounded. He won the Silver Star Medal at Soissons, where he was wounded a second time, and an Oak Leaf Cluster in lieu of a second Silver Star Medal in the Blanc Mont fighting.
Apart from those decorations and the Purple Heart Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, which he received for wounds, the French Government recognized his heroism with the Legion of Honor and the Crois de Guerre with Gilt Star and two palms. He also was cited twice in the general orders of the 2nd Division, AEF, and once by the Commanding General, AEF, and is entitled to wear the Fourragere awarded the 6th Marines.
General Cates was born on August 31, 1893, at Tiptonville, Tenn. After elementary education in county schools, he was sent to the Missouri Military Academy, where he became an honor student and a four-letter man in sports. His Bachelor of Laws degree was obtained at the University of Tennessee in 1916. On June 13, 1917, as a 2d lieutenant in the reserves, he reported for active duty at the Marine Barracks, Port Royal, S. C., and sailed for France the following January.
After participating in the occupation of Germany, General Cates returned to the United States in September, 1919, and during the next year he served in Washington, D. C., as a White House Aide and Aide-de-Camp to the Commandant of the Marine Corps. He then served at San Francisco, Calif., as Aide-de-Camp to the Commanding General, Department of the Pacific, from October, 1920, until June, 1923, when he began a tour of sea duty as commander of the Marine Detachment aboard the USS CALIFORNIA. That assignment was completed in April, 1925. A month later he began a year of service with the 4th Marine Regiment at San Diego, Calif.
In March, 1928, after serving on recruiting duty at Spokane, Wash., and Omaha, Neb., the General was named a member of the American Battle Monuments Commission at Washington. He served in that capacity until May, 1929, then was ordered to Shanghai, China, where he joined the 4th Marines. Three years later he was detached from that regiment to return to Washington for study in the Army Industrial College. Completing his course in June of 1933, General Cates reported the following month to Quantico, where he served with the 7th Marines and completed the Senior Course in the Marine Corps Schools. He returned again to Washington in September, 1935, and was assigned to the War Plans Section of the Division of Operations and Training at Marine Corps Headquarters.
In August, 1937, the general sailed for Shanghai as a battalion commander with the 6th Marine Regiment, serving with that unit until he joined the 4th Marines in March, 1938. Again the following year he was brought back to Washington for instruction in the Army War College. That course was completed in June, 1940, and he reported the next month to the Philadelphia Navy Yard as director of the Marine officers Basic School. By the time the United States entered World War II, the future Commandant was a Colonel.
In May of 1942, General Cates took command of the 1st Marine Regiment, which, as part of the 1st Marine Division, he led at Guadalcanal. With the invaluable experience obtained in that campaign, he was returned to the United States the following March for his first tour of duty as Commandant of the Marine Corps Schools at Quantico. He continued in that capacity until June, 1944. The following month he took command of the 4th Marine Division, leading that organization in the Pacific theater until the end of the war. By that time he was a Major General.
Ordered back to the United States in December of 1945, the General became President of the Marine Corps Equipment Board at Quantico, holding that position for six months before he was named Commanding General of the Marine Barracks, Quantico. He held that command until January 1, 1948, when he was advanced to the rank of General and sworn in as Commandant of the Marine Corps, succeeding General Alexander A. Vandegrift. When he completed his four-year term as Commandant, he reverted to the rank of lieutenant general and began his second tour as Commandant of the Marine Corps Schools. He was again promoted to general upon retirement.
In addition to the decorations already mentioned, General Cates' medals and decorations include the Presidential Unit Citation ribbon with three bronze stars (Guadalcanal, Tinian and Iwo Jima); the World War I Victory Medal with Aisne, Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne and Defensive Sector clasps; the Army of Occupation of Germany Medal; the Expeditionary Medal (China-1929-31); the Yangtze Service Medal (Shanghai-1930-31); the China Service Medal (China-1937-39); the American Defense Service Medal; the Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign Medal with one silver star in lieu of five bronze stars; the American Area Campaign Medal; the World War II Victory Medal; the National Defense Service Medal and the Netherlands Order of the Orange Nassau with crossed swords and rank of Grand Officer.
He also held LL.D. degrees from the University of Tennessee and the University of Chattanooga.
The Navy Cross is awarded to First Lieutenant Clifton B. Cates, United States Marine Corps. While advancing with his company on the town of Bouresche, their progress was greatly hindered by withering machine-gun and artillery fire of the enemy, which caused many casualties, one of whom was his commanding officer.
Taking command, Lieutenant Cates led them on to the objective, despite the fact that he was rendered temporarily unconscious by a bullet striking his helmet and that this was his first engagement. Exposing himself to extreme hazard, he reorganized his position with but a handful of men.
The Distinguished Service Cross is presented to Captain Clifton B. Cates, U.S. Marine Corps, for extraordinary heroism in action near Bois de Belleau, France, June 13 - 14, 1918. During the night, a severe gas attack made it necessary to evacuate practically the entire personnel of two companies, including officers. Captain Gates, suffering painfully from wounds, refused evacuation remaining and rendering valuable assistance to another company.
Biography courtesy of the United States Marine Corps.


Did your dog just eat chocolate or mouse poison? Looking for some great free pet poisoning advice? Not sure what human medications or products in the house, yard, or garden are dangerous to your dog or cat?
Here, my review of this recently released top pet app to have! Whether you're a dog or cat owner or veterinary professional, this free one should be on your Top 10 apps to have.
This free app is designed for pet owners AND veterinary professionals to be able to quickly identify what's poisonous to their pet or patient. It includes common household products (like household cleaners, batteries, etc.), yard and garden dangers (e.g., bone meal, fertilizer, etc.), human medications (both prescription and over-the-counter), and plants. While the app is more oriented for pet owners, it's still a great app for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and veterinary students, as it has the ability to calculate toxic doses of chocolate and mouse and rat poisons (e.g., rodenticides). It's combined the chocolate wheel and rodenticide chart into this free app so you can literally calculate from your smartphone!
Download this ASPCA APCC app for FREE at the links below. Don't forget to write a review (remember, it's free, so they should get an automatic shout-out for that, as other animal poison apps charge for this!) after you check it out!
HINT: To access the chocolate calculator, simply search under chocolate. For the rodenticides, search under the active ingredients: brodifacoum, bromadiolone, diphacinone, chlorophacinone, difethialone, and warfarin.
Great app for my smart phone…easy access for in clinic use…love it!
Nice app. Would be nice if it gave generic names of substances as well, seeing as many people do not know most substances by their brand name. Also, needs to say what exactly constitutes a moderate or severe reaction. All in all though, nice app for the general public. And, xylitol is toxic to cats as well, not just dogs. But doesn't pop up in the cat section.
Thanks Catie! It's not known if xylitol is poisonous in cats! ASPCA APCC hasn't seen this yet, as cats are too smart to chew gum!
I agree! I think adding common names to the search function would be a wonderful idea. I feel that many clients may not search for active ingredients, but use terms like "rat poison" instead.
Great app! Thanks for the share. The photos will be useful for IDing some substances with owners.
Looking fwd to using this!
this is great app. I have 2 dogs and it will be so nice to have this information at my fingertips. I thank you and my dogs thank you.
Thank you! Just asked to install it at every device in our small animal practice.
Tried to download in the app store. It says: not available in the USA. So people have to call the ASPCA and pay $65 dollars. But elsewhere in the world you can download the app for free????????
My dog just ate two or three pounds of frozen cooked chicken wings. should I be concerned?
Yes. I would get to your vet asap.


Two Can Keep a Secret was on my most anticipated list for 2019. This story involves twins who move in with their grandmother while their mother is in rehab. They end up getting involved in solving the mystery of who killed their aunt and who is stalking the current homecoming queen nominees.
While I didn't love this one as much as One of Us is Lying, I did really enjoy the book. I thought the mysteries were really good and definitely didn't call the reveal. The last sentence brought the book up a notch. What a great way to end the book! It felt like a good old fashioned teen murder mystery. I found the main characters interesting and ones I could care about. I especially enjoyed the relationship between Ellery and her twin Ezra. The story is told through Ellery and Malcolm's point of view. Malcolm's brother is suspected in the murder of one of the homecoming queens a couple of years before.
My only really complaint is that it felt like there were too many characters at times. I did have a hard time keeping track of them and what generation they fell into. When you read it, that will make more sense. I do definitely recommend this one. I'm looking forward to seeing what Ms. McManus comes out with next!
Great review! I am sooo excited to read this one.


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De Indian National Science Academy is een wetenschappelijk genootschap gevestigd in New Delhi, India. Het houdt zich bezig met de exacte wetenschappen en technologie. De organisatie is opgericht in 1935 onder de naam National Institute of Sciences of India. De huidige naam dateert van 1970.

Zie ook
 Indian Academy of Sciences

Externe link
 Officiële website

Wetenschappelijk genootschap


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Elizabeth Meeke (13 November 1761 – c. October 1826) was a prolific English author, translator and children's writer, and the stepsister of Frances Burney. She wrote about 30 novels, published by the Minerva Press in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Identity
The novels appeared mainly under the name Mrs. Meeke, sometimes under the pseudonym Gabrielli, and a few anonymously. Their author was once assumed to be Mary Meeke, the wife of a Staffordshire vicar, but "Mrs. Meeke" was conclusively identified as Elizabeth Meeke in an article by Simon Macdonald in 2013. She is thought to have died in about October 1826.

Fiction
Meeke's debut novel was Count St Blanchard in 1795. Others include The Abbey of Clugny, The Mysterious Wife, Anecdotes of the Altamont Family and Which is the Man? Her works include several translations from French, such as Elizabeth, or the Exiles of Siberia.

The third edition of Chamber's Cyclopaedia of English Literature in 1903 disparaged her work:

Bibliography

Novels
Count St. Blancard, or the Prejudiced Judge (1795)
The Abbey of Clugny (1795)
Palmira and Ermance (1797)
The Mysterious Wife (as by Gabrielli) (1797)
The Sicilian (anonymous) (1798)
Harcourt (anonymous) (1799)
Ellesmere (1799)
Anecdotes of the Altamont Family (anonymous) (1800)
Which is the Man? (1801)
The Mysterious Husband (as by Gabrielli) (1801)
Midnight Weddings (1802)
Independence (as by Gabrielli) (1802)
Amazement! (1804)
The Old Wife and the Young Husband (1804)
The Nine Days' Wonder (1804)
Something Odd! (anonymous) (1804)
The Wonder of the Village (anonymous) (1805)
Something Strange (as by Gabrielli) (1806)
"There Is a Secret, Find It Out!" (1808)
Langhton Priory (as by Gabrielli) (1809)
Stratagems Defeated (as by Gabrielli) (1811)
Matrimony, the Height of Bliss or Extreme of Misery (1811)
Conscience (1814)
Spanish Campaigns, or The Jew (1815)
The Veiled Protectress, or the Mysterious Mother (1818)
What Shall Be, Shall Be (1823)

Translations
A Tale of Mystery, or Celina, by François Guillaume Ducray-Duminil (1803)
Lobenstein Village, by August Lafontaine (1804)
Julian, or, My Father's House, by François Guillaume Ducray-Duminil (1807)
The Unpublished Correspondence of Madame du Deffand (1810)
Messiah, by Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock (with Mary Collyer) (1811)
Elizabeth, or, the Exiles of Siberia, by Sophie Ristaud Cottin (1817)

Children's books
The Birth-Day Present
Mamma's Gift
The Parent's Offering to a Good Child

References

Sources

External links

Corvey CW3 - Author Page - Mary Meeke at Sheffield Hallam University (based on Corvey collection)

1761 births
1826 deaths
19th-century English novelists
English women novelists
19th-century English women writers
19th-century British writers


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Lee Rigby murderer Michael Adebolajo was a 'good-natured and easy-going' boy at Romford school
Lizzie Dearden
Published: 1:27 PM December 23, 2013 Updated: 12:19 PM October 13, 2020
Michael Adebolajo who has been found guilty of the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby. Picture: Metropolitan Police - Credit: PA
"Home-grown terrorist" Michael Adebolajo was a "good-natured and easy-going boy", according to his former Romford school.
CCTV shown during the trial of Adebolajo and Adebowale (right) as they speak to a member of the public. Picture: Metropolitan Police - Credit: PA
Adebolajo, 29, butchered Drummer Lee Rigby in the street in Woolwich with Michael Adebowale, 22, in a bid to spark a wave of extremist violence across the country in May.
He was filmed by a member of the public brandishing a bloody meat cleaver saying he had committed the murder in revenge for Muslim deaths in British conflicts.
But former teachers and friends at Marshalls Park School, in Pettits Lane, remembered Adebolajo as a popular teenager, who even became a prefect.
Headteacher Pam Mason said: "He was a good-natured and easy-going boy. Michael was liked by both staff and peers.
"He had a strong group of friends but he could mix well with others and he was popular and well liked across a wide range of students.
"Michael was bright and confident and had a good sense of humour.
"He had a good work ethic and gained the grades he needed to be accepted on to his chosen courses at Havering Sixth Form College. He enjoyed being at school."
Former schoolmates identified Adebolajo on the day of the Woolwich attack from television footage.
A past Marshalls Park pupil, who was friends with Adebolajo's younger brother, said: "He was a clever guy but he was cheeky. I'd never have seen him as a Muslim extremist.
"His family were very Christian. They moved to Lincoln when we left school in about 2003. I haven't heard from them since."
A number of other Marshalls Park alumni left similar thoughts on the Recorder's Facebook page.
One wrote: "I grew up with him for years – through juniors, outside football leagues and seniors.
"He was in my form and my mate. This really makes no sense."
Adebolajo had no contact with the school after leaving in 2001.
His former friend and fellow Marshalls Park student, Kirk Redpath, joined the Army and was killed by an explosive device in Iraq.
Adebolajo, who was "disgusted" by the invasion of Iraq, converted to Islam in his first year at Greenwich University.
Extremist Omar Bakri Mohammed, then leader of the extremist group Al-Muhajiroun, has since claimed he personally converted Adebolajo.


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Ryan Zehl won a record $3.2 Million verdict in the Eastern District of Louisiana on behalf of an offshore worker who injured his lower back when he was dropped over 10 feet during a failed offshore personnel transfer.
Our Midland truck accident lawyers were also the first in the country to negotiate a $6 Million Settlement in connection with a serious bus crash after we successfully petitioned the court to require the bus driver to undergo a sleep study, which proved he had a medical condition that prevented him from driving commercial vehicles.
Our Truck Accident Lawyers also obtained a record-setting $4.2 Million Verdict against R&L Carriers, the largest privately owned trucking company in the country, after a 5 week trial in Dallas, Texas. The verdict is the #1 largest verdict in R&L's corporate history, as well as the only case where punitive damages have been awarded against the company and affirmed on appeal.
Several years earlier, we recovered a $18.8 Million Verdict—the #1 largest accident verdict in Texas—against Greyhound bus company on behalf of a client who herniated a disk in her lower back when the bus flipped over on icy roads.
We're able to achieve these unprecedented results because we work longer and prepare harder than our opponents, prepare every case for trial, and won't accept a settlement offer unless it fully compensates our client and their family for all their injuries and losses.
Having successfully represented thousands of clients who were seriously injured or tragically killed across Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and the United States, our Personal Injury Attorneys understand the physical and financial effects an accident has on our clients, their families, and their futures. We realize that a victory often provides our clients with access to the best medical care available and the ability to care for themselves and their families without having to worry about how they're going to pay their bills.
This unparalleled commitment to our clients and their families is what distinguishes and motivates our 18 wheeler accident lawyers, wrongful death lawyers, plant explosion lawyers, offshore injury lawyers and oilfield accident lawyers to devote whatever time and resources are necessary to helping each and every one of our clients receive the maximum compensation possible.
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Our Success has been Covered Across the World
Our success, both in and out of the courtroom, has been covered by major news outlets around the world, including:
Some of Our Record-Setting Personal Injury Recoveries
Over 5,000 workers, individuals, and families from across the United States have turned to the Personal Injury Lawyers at Zehl & Associates to represent them after being seriously injured or tragically killed in 18-wheeler and motor vehicle accidents, offshore accidents, plant, refinery and oilfield accidents, and in connection with some of the most catastrophic workplace explosions in recent history. Some of our recent record-setting verdicts and settlements are listed to the right:
#1 Largest Oilfield Burn Settlement in US History
Ryan Zehl recently negotiated the #1 largest oilfield settlement for an individual plaintiff in US History on behalf of an oilfield worker who was severely burned during an oilfield blowout.
$23.5 Million Settlement for Client Injured in Head-On Crash with Commercial Truck
Ryan Zehl recently negotiated a record-setting $23.5 Million settlement for a client who was injured in a head-on collision with a commercial truck. The settlement is the largest truck accident settlement in Texas in 2019.
$100 Million Settlement for Workers Injured in Plant Explosion
Ryan recently recovered a record $100 million settlement for a group of workers who were injured in a plant explosion. The settlement was finalized on the third day of trial – after Mr. Zehl and his team had taken over 100 depositions and defeated the plant owners' repeated attempts to limit our clients to less than $50,000 in workers' compensation benefits.
#1 Largest Verdict and 2 of the Largest Settlements in Texas
Our Undefeated Personal Injury Lawyers were inducted into the Texas Verdicts Hall of Fame for recovering the #1 Largest Accident Verdict and 2 of the largest personal injury settlements in the State of Texas.
#1 Largest Verdict in Trucking Company's History
Ryan Zehl won the #1 Largest Verdict in history against R&L Carriers, the largest privately owned trucking company in the United States, after the company refused to offer more than $150,000 to settle our client's case.
#1 Largest Injury Verdict Ever Awarded against Greyhound Bus Company
Ryan Zehl won $18.7 Million—the largest Injury verdict in Greyhound Bus Line's corporate history—on behalf of a bus passenger who suffered a personal injury to her lower back when the bus driver lost control and rolled the bus on icy roads.
Zehl & Associates Injury & Accident Lawyers is a Midland Personal Injury Law Firm that represents accident victims across Texas, Louisiana and the United States.
Every one of our lawyers is a Midland personal injury attorney who's undefeated in the courtroom and has recovered some of the largest verdicts and settlements in history.
Hire a Midland personal injury lawyer with a proven track record. We've won over $1 Billion for our clients, recovered some of the largest verdicts and settlement in history, and obtained record-setting victories against the biggest trucking, oil and gas, maritime and petrochemical companies in the world.