This Affiliate Agreement ("Agreement") contains the complete terms and conditions between us, IPOWER ("IPOWER") and you, regarding your application to and participation in, the IPOWER Affiliate Program (the "Affiliate Program") as an affiliate of IPOWER (an "Affiliate"), and the establishment of links from your website to our website, https://www.IPOWER.com.
BY SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION TO JOIN OR BY PARTICIPATING IN THE AFFILIATE PROGRAM, YOU ARE CONFIRMING THAT YOU HAVE READ THIS AGREEMENT AND THE IPOWER TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND THAT YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
"Affiliate" - The business, individual, or entity applying to or participating in the Affiliate Program, or that displays IPOWER's products and Services and/or promotions on its website, or other means, using an affiliate tracking code in exchange for receiving a commission from IPOWER for sales directly resulting from such display.
"Affiliate Site" - The Affiliate's website which displays IPOWER's Products and Services and/or promotions.
"IPOWER's Products and Services" - Web hosting and related products and services that are available for purchase from IPOWER.
"Commission Fees" - The amount you will be paid for each Qualified Purchase by a Referred Customer that you refer to IPOWER subject to the Commission Threshold and pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.
"Commission Threshold" - The amount of Commission Fees an Affiliate must accrue prior to receiving a payment from IPOWER.
"Qualified Purchase" - A sale of IPOWER Products and Services by IPOWER, with a term of twelve (12) months or longer, to a Referred Customer that is not excluded under Section 7.
"Registration Form" - Any and all order forms or other signup or acceptance form submitted by a customer to purchase IPOWER's Products and Services.
To begin the enrollment process, you must submit a completed Affiliate Program Signup Form. The Signup Form can be found at https://www.ipower.com/affiliate/gettingstarted.
If we reject your application, for any reason, you may not re-apply to the Affiliate Program utilizing the same domain name/URL or reapply using a different domain/URL name and then add the previously rejected domain name/URL to your affiliate account. IPOWER, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to notify or to not notify any prospective affiliate of their rejection or removal from the Affiliate Program at any time.
Use of Links. If you qualify and agree to participate as an Affiliate, we will make a variety of graphic and textual links available to you (each referred to herein as a "Link" or collectively, as the "Links"). The Links will serve to identify your website as a member of the Affiliate Program and will establish a link from your website or e-mail to IPOWER's website. You agree to cooperate fully with us in order to establish and maintain such Links. You further agree that your use of the Links must be in compliance with this Agreement at all times. IPOWER may modify the Links from time to time in its sole discretion. You will not use graphic or textual images (indicating a Link) or text messages to promote IPOWER that are not approved in advance by IPOWER. All Affiliate Sites shall display the Links prominently in relevant sections of their website. Furthermore, you agree not to use cookie stuffing techniques that set the affiliate tracking cookie without the Referred Customer's knowledge (e.g. iframe). Any information with respect to IPOWER that is going to be displayed on the Affiliate Site must be preapproved by IPOWER in writing.
Disclaimer. EXCEPT AS PERMITTED HEREIN, YOU SHALL NOT AND ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO (i) USE THE IPOWER TRADEMARK, NAME OR ANY OF OUR OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE LINKS, AND THE LICENSED MATERIALS (COLLECTIVELY, THE "IPOWER IP") (OR ANY VARIATIONS OR MISSPELLINGS THEREOF OR OTHER TERM OR TERMS CONFUSINGLY SIMILAR TO ANY OF THE FOREGOING) WITHOUT IPOWER'S EXPRESS PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION; (ii) USE IPOWER IP IN A DOMAIN OR WEBSITE NAME, IN ANY BIDS FOR KEYWORDS OR GOOGLE ADWORDS (OR SIMILAR PROGRAMS AT OTHER SEARCH ENGINES), IN ANY SEARCH ENGINE ADVERTISING (PAID OR OTHERWISE), IN ANY METATAGS, GOOGLE ADWORDS (OR SIMILAR PROGRAMS AT OTHER SEARCH ENGINES), KEY WORDS, ADVERTISING, SEARCH TERMS, CODE, OR OTHERWISE; (iii) ACT IN ANY WAY THAT CAUSES OR CREATES OR COULD CAUSE OR CREATE ANY "INITIAL INTEREST CONFUSION" OVER THE USE OF IPOWER IP ON THE INTERNET OR IN ANY SEARCH ENGINE ADVERTISING. YOUR USE OF IPOWER IP IN ANY MANNER, OTHER THAN AS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED HEREUNDER SHALL CONSTITUTE UNLAWFUL INFRINGEMENT OF IPOWER'S INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, AND MAY SUBJECT YOU TO CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES (INCLUDING POTENTIAL TREBLE DAMAGES FOR KNOWING OR WILFUL INFRINGEMENT), AND THE OBLIGATION TO PAY IPOWER'S LEGAL FEES AND COSTS IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ACTION OR PROCEEDING IN WHICH IPOWER SEEKS TO ENFORCE ITS RIGHTS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT OR WITH REGARD TO ANY OF IPOWER'S INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS.
It is the intent of IPOWER to treat all of our customers fairly. Accordingly, we require all IPOWER Affiliates to comply with applicable laws, regulations and guidelines concerning advertising and marketing, including without limitation, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Endorsement Guides, which require that material connections between advertisers and endorsers be disclosed. This means that all Affiliate Sites (e.g. directories, review/rating websites, blogs, and other websites) and any email or collateral that provide an endorsement or assessment of IPOWER's Products and Services must prominently disclose the fact that you receive compensation for Referred Customers.
IPOWER reserves the right to withhold Commission Fees and cancel the affiliate relationship with you should we determine, at our sole discretion, that you are not in compliance with the previously mentioned guide or other FTC regulations or guides that we deem relevant.
In addition to the obligations set forth in Section 4 (FTC Endorsement Compliance), Affiliate shall comply with all applicable data protection laws regarding the transmission of data exported to or from the United States or the country in which Affiliate resides, including without limitation, the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 of European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 (the "GDPR"). Affiliate, as a controller under the GDPR, shall also implement appropriate technical measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk, taking into account the nature, scope, context, and purpose of processing any personal data. Affiliate agrees to promptly assist IPOWER in complying with any data subject rights request under the GDPR that IPOWER may receive from any individuals referred to IPOWER by Affiliate. Affiliate further agrees to promptly assist IPOWER in complying with any duties to cooperate with supervisory authorities under the GDPR.
IPOWER will process orders placed by Referred Customers who follow the Links from an Affiliate Site to IPOWER. We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to reject orders that do not comply with certain requirements that we may establish from time to time. All aspects of order processing and fulfillment, including IPOWER's services, cancellation, processing, refunds and payment processing will be our responsibility. We will track the Qualified Purchases generated by your Affiliate Site and will make this information available to you through our website. To permit accurate tracking, reporting, and commission accrual, you must ensure that the Links between your website and our website are properly formatted.
A purchase by a Referred Customer that has transferred from any IPOWER partners or subsidiaries.
A purchase by a Referred Customer who is also associated with any IPOWER reseller, referral, or other program.
A purchase by a Referred Customer that has not been in good standing for a period of at least thirty (30) days or is in violation of IPOWER's Terms of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, or other applicable policies at the time the Commission Fees accrue.
A purchase that IPOWER suspects, in its sole discretion, is the result of fraud, which shall include but is not limited to, the use of software that generates real and fictitious information, multiple accounts from the same customer, or the referral of accounts that do not comply with this Agreement.
A purchase referred by an Affiliate that has an excessive cancellation rate as determined in IPOWER's sole discretion.
A purchase by a Referred Customer who received a popup with a discounted offer, while leaving IPOWER's website during their purchase.
A purchase by a Referred Customer engaging in "Domain Speculation," which is determined by the identification of two (2) web hosting accounts with the same Referred Customer's name, email address, or other identifying characteristic as determined by IPOWER and/or the identification of two (2) or more web hosting accounts that have no content on their websites or have similar content, templates or formatting, as determined by IPOWER, in our sole discretion.
IPOWER reserves the right to withhold payment of initial Commissions Fees to Affiliates who are new to the Affiliate Program, or who have commissions that are potentially fraudulent as determined by IPOWER in its sole discretion, to determine the legitimacy and cancellation rates of Referred Customers.
IPOWER reserves the right to suspend the payment of Commission Fees at any time and indefinitely, if it suspects fraud or other improper activity or a potential breach of any of the terms of this Agreement by the Affiliate or a Referred Customer. IPOWER reserves the right to deduct from Affiliate's current and future Commission Fees any and all Commission Fees corresponding to any fraudulent, questionable, and cancelled purchases.
IPOWER reserves the right to immediately cancel or withhold for later review any Commission Fee that fails to meet the criteria of a "Qualified Purchase." Affiliate is responsible for monitoring the payment, denial, and withholding of Commission Fees; IPOWER is not obligated to actively notify Affiliates of the status of Commission Fees. If Affiliate has a question about a Commission Fee that has been cancelled or withheld, Affiliate has thirty (30) days from the day the payment would have been due to contact IPOWER to request that the Commission Fee be paid. Any changes to decisions about cancelled or withheld Commission Fees are strictly made in IPOWER's sole discretion.
Commissions for any Referred Customer who is associated with any IPOWER reseller, referral or other program may not be considered a Qualified Purchase. In other words, you may not receive double commissions or compensation.
In the event that the Referred Customers that are referred to IPOWER by an Affiliate are determined to have an excessive cancellation rate, as determined by IPOWER in its sole discretion, IPOWER reserves the right to withhold or decline pending and future Commission Fees to such Affiliate.
Any attempt by an Affiliate to manipulate, falsify or inflate Referred Customers, Qualified Purchases, or Commission Fees to intentionally defraud IPOWER or any violation of the terms of this Agreement constitutes immediate grounds for IPOWER to terminate the Affiliates participation in the Affiliate Program and will result in the forfeiture of any Commission Fees due to the Affiliate.
Commissions will accrue and only become payable once you (i) provide all relevant tax and address documentation pursuant to Section 9 below and (ii) reach the Commission Threshold of $50 based on the commission rates stated on the IPOWER website, solely as applied to Qualified Purchases which occurred within ninety (90) days of the end of the calendar month in which the first of such Qualified Purchases occurred. For example, if you provide sign-ups which result in one Qualified Purchase on January 1st and a second sign-up which leads to a Qualified Purchase on August 10th, and you provide all necessary tax documentation on August 10th, no commission would accrue because the second Qualified Purchase occurred more than one hundred and eighty (180) days after the end of January when the first Qualified Purchase occurred. However, if you subsequently provide a sign up which leads to another Qualified Purchase on September 5th of the same year, then commissions would accrue on the latter two Qualified Purchases (i.e., the Qualified Purchases from August and September of the same year). All Qualified Purchases still eligible to result in commissions under this Section 8 must remain active and in good standing pursuant to the terms of this Agreement in order to remain eligible for accrual of a commission. Once a commission has accrued under this Section 8, the amount of such commission (the "Commission Fee") shall be due and payable to you under the terms of Section 9. IPOWER reserves the right to change the Commission Threshold by amending this Agreement and will notify you for any such amendment pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.
Commission Fees will be processed approximately forty-five (45) to sixty (60) days after the end of the month or other period in which they accrue. IPOWER will only compensate you for Qualified Purchases made in accordance with this Agreement.
Commission Fees shall be paid based on the current information in your Affiliate profile. You are required to notify us promptly of any change in your address by updating your profile information in the Affiliate console. You are responsible for informing IPOWER of your desired payment form/type. You can update or change your desired payment method at any time by updating your affiliate profile located in the affiliate console. Any changes to your desired payment method may take up to two payout cycles to take effect.
ACH: IPOWER offers an ACH transfer option to those who earn over $1,500.00 in Affiliate Commission Fees over a ninety (90) day period.
IPOWER is not responsible for paying any third-party fees charged by PayPal or ACH in order for you to receive Affiliate Commission Fees.
IPOWER, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to modify the available commission payment methods or payment schedule at any time. Such changes shall take effect when posted.
Disputes: Affiliate has access to IPOWER's real-time Affiliate Program statistics and agrees to file any disputes within forty-five (45) days after the end of the month in which the sale or event that is disputed occurred. Disputes filed after forty-five (45) days of the date on which the disputed sale or event occurred will not be accepted by IPOWER and Affiliate forfeits forever any rights to a potential claim.
It is solely your responsibility to provide IPOWER with accurate tax and payment information that is necessary to issue a Commission Fee to you. If IPOWER does not receive the necessary tax or payment information within ninety (90) days of a Qualified Purchase which would otherwise trigger Commission Fees, the applicable commissions shall not accrue and no Commission Fees will be owed with respect to such Qualified Purchase.
Each Affiliate is required to submit a W8/W9 tax form before any Commission Fees shall accrue. You are responsible for the payment of all taxes related to the commissions you receive under this Agreement. In compliance with U.S. tax laws, IPOWER will issue a Form 1099 to Affiliates whose earnings meet or exceed the applicable threshold.
We will provide all of the information necessary for you to make Links from your Affiliate Site to our site. IPOWER will be solely responsible for order processing (including payment processing, cancellations, and refunds) for orders for IPOWER Products and Services placed by a Referred Customer following a Link from your Affiliate Site, for tracking the volume and amount of Qualified Purchases generated by your Affiliate Site, and for providing information to Affiliates regarding Qualified Purchase statistics. IPOWER will be solely responsible for all order processing, including but not limited to payment processing, cancellations, refunds and related IPOWER service.
Referred Customers who buy IPOWER Products and Services through our affiliate network are deemed to be IPOWER Customers. IPOWER's Terms and Conditions, rules, policies, and operating procedures will apply to such customers. We may change our policies, pricing, and operating procedures at any time. For example, IPOWER determines the prices to be charged for IPOWER Products and Services sold through the affiliate network in accordance with our own pricing policies. Prices and availability of IPOWER Products and Services may vary from time to time, from affiliate to affiliate, and from region to region. Because price changes may affect products that you have listed on your Affiliate Site, you may or may not be able to include price information in your product descriptions. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to present accurate information on our website, but we cannot guarantee the availability or price of any particular IPOWER Product or Service.
You shall not create, publish, transmit or distribute, under any circumstances, any bulk email messages (also known as "SPAM") without prior written consent from IPOWER, to be granted or denied in IPOWER's sole discretion, in each instance. Additionally, you may only send emails containing a IPOWER affiliate link and or a message regarding IPOWER or IPOWER's Affiliate Program to people who have previously consented to receiving such communications from you. Your failure to abide by this Section 14, the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, our Anti-Spam Policy, and all applicable laws relating to email communications, in any manner, will be deemed a material breach of this Agreement by you and will result in the forfeiture by you of any and all rights you may have to any commissions and the termination of your participation in the Affiliate Program. Further, if your account has excessive clicks in a very short period of time as determined by IPOWER in its sole discretion, the Affiliate relationship may be terminated.
Licenses and Use of IPOWER Logos and Trademarks.
Subject to the limitations set forth in Section 3 above and otherwise in this Agreement, we grant you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to (i) access our website through the Links solely in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and (ii) solely in connection with such Links, to use the IPOWER trademark and logo and similar identifying material provided by us (collectively, the "Licensed Materials"), for the sole purpose of selling IPOWER Products and Services on your Affiliate Site and as approved in advance by us. You may not alter, modify, or change the Licensed Materials in any way. You are only entitled to use the Licensed Materials while you are an Affiliate in good standing and in compliance with all of the terms of this Agreement.
You shall not use the Licensed Materials for any purposes other than selling IPOWER Products and Services, without first submitting a sample to us and obtaining the express prior written consent of IPOWER in each instance. You shall not use the Licensed Materials in any manner that is disparaging or that otherwise portrays IPOWER, any hosted member of IPOWER or any IPOWER employee or representative in a negative light. We reserve all of our rights in the Licensed Materials and your license to use such material is limited to the manner described herein. We may revoke your license at any time, by giving you written notice. If not previously revoked, this license shall immediately terminate upon the termination of your participation in the Affiliate Program.
You grant to us a non-exclusive license to utilize your name, title, trademarks, and logos (the "Affiliate Trademarks") in any advertisement or other materials used to promote IPOWER and the Affiliate Program, provided that IPOWER's use of the Affiliate Trademarks is not required and is at its sole discretion. This license shall terminate upon the termination of your participation in the Affiliate Program.
You are only eligible to earn Commission Fees on Qualified Purchases occurring during the Term. Commission Fees earned prior to the date of termination will be eligible for commissions only if the orders for the related IPOWER Products and Services are not cancelled within (30) days and comply with all of the terms of this Agreement. We may withhold your final payment of Commission Fees for a reasonable time to ensure that all Qualified Purchases are valid and payment from Referred Customers are legitimate as determined by IPOWER in its sole discretion.
Any Affiliate who violates this Agreement, IPOWER's Terms and Conditions, or any applicable law will immediately forfeit any right to any and all accrued, but not yet received, Commission Fees and will be immediately removed from the Affiliate Program.
IPOWER reserves the right to remove an Affiliate from the Affiliate Program, and to terminate or suspend this Agreement, at any time for any reason, in IPOWER's sole discretion.
We make no express or implied warranties or representations with respect to the Affiliate Program or any IPOWER Products and Services sold through the Affiliate Program (including, without limitation, WARRANTIES OF FITNESS, MERCHANTABILITY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARISING OUT OF COURSE OF PERFORMANCE, DEALING, OR TRADE USAGE). In addition, we make no representation that the operation of our website will be uninterrupted or error free, and we will not be liable for the consequences of any interruptions or errors, including the tracking of information concerning Referred Customers during any period of interruption.
You and IPOWER are independent contractors, and nothing in this Agreement will create any partnership, joint venture, agency, franchise, sales representative, or employment relationship between the parties. You will have no authority to make or accept any offers or representations on our behalf. You will not make any statement, whether on your Affiliate Site or otherwise, that contradicts anything in this section.
You are the sole and exclusive owner of the Affiliate Trademarks and have the power to grant to IPOWER the license to use such marks in the manner contemplated herein, and such grant will not (i) breach, conflict with, or constitute a default under any agreement or other instrument applicable to you or binding upon your assets or properties, or (ii) infringe upon any trademark, trade name, service mark, copyright, or other proprietary right of any third person or entity.
You hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless IPOWER and its subsidiaries and affiliates, and their directors, officers, employees, agents, shareholders, partners, members, and other owners, against any and all claims, actions, demands, liabilities, losses, damages, judgments, settlements, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) (any or all of the foregoing hereinafter referred to as "Losses") insofar as such Losses (or actions in respect thereof) arise out of or are based on (i) any claim that our use of the Affiliate Trademarks infringes on any trademark, trade name, service mark, copyright, license, intellectual property, or other proprietary right of any third party, (ii) any misrepresentation of a representation or warranty or breach of a covenant and agreement made by you herein, or (iii) any claim related to your Affiliate Site, including, without limitation, its development, operation, maintenance and content therein not attributable to us.
Each of the parties hereto agrees that all information including, without limitation, the terms of this Agreement, business and financial information, IPOWER and vendor lists, and pricing and sales information, shall remain strictly confidential and shall not be utilized for any purpose outside the terms of this Agreement except and solely to the extent that any such information is (a) already lawfully known to or independently developed by the receiving party, (b) disclosed in published materials, (c) generally known to the public, or (d) lawfully obtained from any third party any obligation of confidentiality to the discloser hereunder. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each party is hereby authorized to deliver a copy of any such information (a) to any person pursuant to a valid subpoena or order issued by any court or administrative agency of competent jurisdiction, (b) to its accountants, attorneys, or other agents on a confidential basis, and (c) otherwise as required by applicable law, rule, regulation, or legal process including, without limitation, the Securities Exchange Act of 1933, as amended, and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder, and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder.


Zoom Panel Survey Site Review. Collect points and exchange them for gifts like a home theatre system.
Zoom Panel is a survey site owned by Market Tools that consists of consumers from the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. Members participate in a number of market research studies consisting of surveys, in home product sampling and focus groups. By participating, members receive points that can be redeemed for a number of products that range from magazines to electronics.
Getting started is easy. You just need to fill out a short form with your name, address, email and password. By doing so, you earn 50 point instantly. You will then take a short survey to answer a few demographic questions. This helps determine the types of surveys that are right for you and your family. Once you have joined, you will also be able to earn 250 points for each friend you refer to Zoom Panel.
Surveys are easy to answer and most only take a few minutes to complete. Simply click the appropriate response. The longer surveys are usually worth more points. In home studies can earn you even more, but they are not available very often. Each survey that you answer can range in points from 5 to 250. You will even receive 5 points for surveys you do not qualify for. Point accumulation can be a slow process as you can only expect an average of 3 surveys per week. The lowest gift you can redeem your points for is valued at 1000 points, these are for things like magazines, donations to charities or CD's. For the more meaty gifts, you will need 10,000 points, this will earn you things like luggage or home theatre systems. Of course there are things in between, but in my opinion, they are not worth it. CD holders are worth 3000 redemption points, a toaster 5000.
By being a member, you are also automatically entered into their monthly give away for cash prizes. I have been a member now for two years and have yet to win. Maybe I am just not that lucky?
The customer service for the site could be better. You can only contact them through email. You will get an automated response within 24 hours, but a live response with the answer can take weeks if you are lucky to receive on at all.
Overall, I believe that Zoom Panel could use some improvements. Surveys are slow loading at times. Drudging through the items you can redeem your points for can be a slow process. I would prefer it if it was arranged by item rather than point value. I would also like to see gift cards as an option, so I could redeem points for things I really need. If you have free time to complete surveys, it can be fun and worth while, if you have a few years and are patient to get a good item. I am going on two years, as I have mentioned, and am still saving for the home theatre system. Click here to start earning with the Zoom Panel.


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 * Tests for <code>{@link FloatAssert#isOne()}</code>.
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Dani King claims British Cycling's Olympic selection is 'unfair'
By Kirsten Frattini 22 June 2016
Briton surprised to be left off women's road team after strong season
Dani King warms down (Image credit: George Marshall / Strava.com)
Anna Sanchis and Dani King leading the training ride (Image credit: Wiggle-Honda)
Dani King (Wiggle High5) (Image credit: Sean Robinson/Velofocus)
Dani King (GBR) of Wiggle Hi5 Cycling Team talks to a TV crew before the start of the Aviva Women's Tour 2016 - Stage 3 (Image credit: Sean Robinson/Velofocus)
Dani King (Great Britain) (Image credit: Daniel Simms)
Dani King (Wiggle High5) has told The Daily Telegraph that she is surprised to have been left off the women's team headed to the Rio Olympics in August, claiming that British Cycling's selection process is 'unfair.'
Armitstead: I'd give up any result this year to win Olympic gold
Nikki Harris makes a splash in first-ever Classics campaign
Armitstead: Other nations will be scared of Pooley and me at the Olympics
Armitstead: I'd be disappointed with anything less than Olympic gold
Report: Mark Cavendish secures omnium selection for 2016 Olympic Games
"In terms of results, I should have been selected, it's as simple as that. I should be second on the list behind Lizzie [Armitstead]," King said.
The British Olympic Association will officially announce the teams selected for the Olympics on Friday, however, based on a lead to the press, The Daily Telegraph reported some of those selected and not selected on Wednesday.
The UCI announced the nations and quotas for the women's road events last month, and Great Britain secured three riders for the road race and one for the time trial. However, the rider who competes in the time trial must also compete in the road race. Lizzie Armitstead is the only rider to have secured an automatic spot based on winning the World Championships in September last year.
As for the remaining two spots, it was reported that Armitstead's Boels-Dolmans teammate Nikki Harris has secured a spot. Harris, who has spent much of her career focused on cyclo-cross, had a strong first-time Classics campaign this spring.
Harris helped Armitstead to victories at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Strade Bianche, where she finished 22nd and 23rd herself. She also placed sixth at Le Samyn des Dames and 13th at Omloop van het Hageland.
In an interview with Cyclingnews in March, Harris said that she expected British Cycling to consider her for the Olympic Games and that she planned to be strong enough to help Armitstead win the goal medal.
"At the moment we only have three, and that's pretty much what it's going to be," Harris said in March. "Obviously, it will be Lizzie, and then there are two more spots up for grabs.
"I know that Emma Pooley is making a comeback and wants to do the time trial as well, so she is pretty much going to be the second spot. There are a couple of us going for the third spot."
Though not yet confirmed, it is widely assumed, and reported, that comeback rider Emma Pooley will be chosen. In an interview with Cyclingnews in April, Armitstead said that 'other nations will be scared of Pooley and me at the Olympics.'
Pooley retired from professional bike racing in 2014 and has been competing in duathlon and triathlon. She made a return to the road this spring with the Olympic time trial and the race road in her programme. She won an Olympic silver medal in the time trial in 2008 and was world time trial champion in 2010, and the hilly courses in Rio de Janeiro suit her ability, making her a medal hopeful for the time trial.
However, her return to the peloton has been sub-par. She has only raced two events where she placed 66th at the Women's Tour de Yorkshire and 45th overall at the Aviva Women's Tour.
As for King, she has had a strong season under the Wiggle High5 program. Her year started at the Santos Women's Tour where she placed fourth overall and won the mountain competition. She was third at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, 14th at Strade Bianche, 12th at Pajot Hills Classic, 11th overall at the Tour of California, seventh at the Philadelphia Cycling Classic, and 11th overall at the Aviva Women's Tour.
In King's interview with The Daily Telegraph, she said British Cycling's selection was unfair in chosing riders based on potential rather than qualification criteria.
"I want to be very clear, this is not about Emma," King said, and she said the same of Harris. "I harbour no ill feeling towards her. She is an incredible athlete and a lovely person. And she was very open about coming back late in the cycle and leaving it up to the selectors to decide. But how can they select someone who has only ridden a couple of races? The sport has moved on so much in the last couple of years.
"I was given nine criteria points at the beginning of the year and was told selection would be based on meeting those. I was told to focus on the hardest races and I exceeded all expectations in terms of my performances and my results."
King was told that she could not appeal because she was no longer part of British Cycling's podium programme.

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Home Breaking News Football Sports UEFA UEFA Lifts Saturday Afternoon Blackout For Premier League Games In England, Scotland
UEFA Lifts Saturday Afternoon Blackout For Premier League Games In England, Scotland
Djpaparazy April 04, 2020 Breaking News, Football, Sports, UEFA,
UEFA has lifted a ban on the live screening of Premier League games kicking off at 3:00 pm in England and Scotland for the rest of the season.
The blackout has long been in place to protect attendances at matches.
The move by European football's governing body is seen a step towards restarting some domestic competitions in Britain behind closed doors in order to complete the season, interrupted by the coronavirus crisis.
A UEFA statement read: "UEFA has lifted the 'blocked hours' protection granted to the UEFA member associations for England and Scotland for the remainder of the 2019/20 football season, following requests from the relevant national associations as a result of measures taken in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic."
The virus has caused mass postponements across league and cup competitions.
Football chiefs said on Friday that the game in Britain was on hold "until it is safe to resume".
UEFA has warned that clubs in competitions that it deems have been cancelled prematurely may not be eligible to play in next season's Champions League or Europa League.
It followed a move from the Belgian football league to recommend that the current season be declared finished early due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the present table accepted as final.
The Premier League and English Football League remain committed to completing the 2019/20 season.
It was reported earlier this week that a World Cup-style camp is one solution being considered by Premier League clubs as a way of completing the campaign.
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namespace message_center {

#if !defined(OS_IOS)
namespace mojom {
class NotificationDataView;
}
#endif

struct MESSAGE_CENTER_EXPORT NotificationItem {
  base::string16 title;
  base::string16 message;

  NotificationItem(const base::string16& title, const base::string16& message);
};

enum class ButtonType { BUTTON, TEXT };

struct MESSAGE_CENTER_EXPORT ButtonInfo {
  base::string16 title;
  gfx::Image icon;
  ButtonType type = ButtonType::BUTTON;
  base::string16 placeholder;

  explicit ButtonInfo(const base::string16& title);
  ButtonInfo(const ButtonInfo& other);
  ~ButtonInfo();
  ButtonInfo& operator=(const ButtonInfo& other);
};

class MESSAGE_CENTER_EXPORT RichNotificationData {
 public:
  RichNotificationData();
  RichNotificationData(const RichNotificationData& other);
  ~RichNotificationData();

  int priority;
  bool never_timeout;
  base::Time timestamp;
  base::string16 context_message;
  gfx::Image image;
  gfx::Image small_image;
  std::vector<NotificationItem> items;
  int progress;
  std::vector<ButtonInfo> buttons;
  bool should_make_spoken_feedback_for_popup_updates;
  bool clickable;
#if defined(OS_CHROMEOS)
  // Flag if the notification is pinned. If true, the notification is pinned
  // and user can't remove it.
  bool pinned;
#endif  // defined(OS_CHROMEOS)
  std::vector<int> vibration_pattern;
  bool renotify;
  bool silent;
  base::string16 accessible_name;
};

class MESSAGE_CENTER_EXPORT Notification {
 public:
  // Default constructor needed for generated mojom files
  Notification();

  Notification(NotificationType type,
               const std::string& id,
               const base::string16& title,
               const base::string16& message,
               const gfx::Image& icon,
               const base::string16& display_source,
               const GURL& origin_url,
               const NotifierId& notifier_id,
               const RichNotificationData& optional_fields,
               NotificationDelegate* delegate);

  Notification(const std::string& id, const Notification& other);

  Notification(const Notification& other);

  Notification& operator=(const Notification& other);

  virtual ~Notification();

  // Copies the internal on-memory state from |base|, i.e. shown_as_popup,
  // is_read and never_timeout.
  void CopyState(Notification* base);

  NotificationType type() const { return type_; }
  void set_type(NotificationType type) { type_ = type; }

  // Uniquely identifies a notification in the message center. For
  // notification front ends that support multiple profiles, this id should
  // identify a unique profile + frontend_notification_id combination. You can
  // Use this id against the MessageCenter interface but not the
  // NotificationUIManager interface.
  const std::string& id() const { return id_; }

  const base::string16& title() const { return title_; }
  void set_title(const base::string16& title) { title_ = title; }

  const base::string16& message() const { return message_; }
  void set_message(const base::string16& message) { message_ = message; }

  // The origin URL of the script which requested the notification.
  // Can be empty if the notification is requested by an extension or
  // Chrome app.
  const GURL& origin_url() const { return origin_url_; }

  // A display string for the source of the notification.
  const base::string16& display_source() const { return display_source_; }

  const NotifierId& notifier_id() const { return notifier_id_; }

  void set_profile_id(const std::string& profile_id) {
    notifier_id_.profile_id = profile_id;
  }

  // Begin unpacked values from optional_fields.
  int priority() const { return optional_fields_.priority; }
  void set_priority(int priority) { optional_fields_.priority = priority; }

  // This vibration_pattern property currently has no effect on
  // non-Android platforms.
  const std::vector<int>& vibration_pattern() const {
    return optional_fields_.vibration_pattern;
  }
  void set_vibration_pattern(const std::vector<int>& vibration_pattern) {
    optional_fields_.vibration_pattern = vibration_pattern;
  }

  // This property currently only works in platforms that support native
  // notifications.
  // It determines whether the sound and vibration effects should signal
  // if the notification is replacing another notification.
  bool renotify() const { return optional_fields_.renotify; }
  void set_renotify(bool renotify) { optional_fields_.renotify = renotify; }

  // This property currently has no effect on non-Android platforms.
  bool silent() const { return optional_fields_.silent; }
  void set_silent(bool silent) { optional_fields_.silent = silent; }

  base::Time timestamp() const { return optional_fields_.timestamp; }
  void set_timestamp(const base::Time& timestamp) {
    optional_fields_.timestamp = timestamp;
  }

  const base::string16 context_message() const {
    return optional_fields_.context_message;
  }

  void set_context_message(const base::string16& context_message) {
    optional_fields_.context_message = context_message;
  }

  // Decides if the notification origin should be used as a context message
  bool UseOriginAsContextMessage() const;

  const std::vector<NotificationItem>& items() const {
    return optional_fields_.items;
  }
  void set_items(const std::vector<NotificationItem>& items) {
    optional_fields_.items = items;
  }

  int progress() const { return optional_fields_.progress; }
  void set_progress(int progress) { optional_fields_.progress = progress; }
  // End unpacked values.

  // Images fetched asynchronously.
  const gfx::Image& icon() const { return icon_; }
  void set_icon(const gfx::Image& icon) { icon_ = icon; }

  const gfx::Image& image() const { return optional_fields_.image; }
  void set_image(const gfx::Image& image) { optional_fields_.image = image; }

  const gfx::Image& small_image() const { return optional_fields_.small_image; }
  void set_small_image(const gfx::Image& image) {
    optional_fields_.small_image = image;
  }

  // Buttons, with icons fetched asynchronously.
  const std::vector<ButtonInfo>& buttons() const {
    return optional_fields_.buttons;
  }
  void set_buttons(const std::vector<ButtonInfo>& buttons) {
    optional_fields_.buttons = buttons;
  }
  void SetButtonIcon(size_t index, const gfx::Image& icon);

  bool shown_as_popup() const { return shown_as_popup_; }
  void set_shown_as_popup(bool shown_as_popup) {
    shown_as_popup_ = shown_as_popup;
  }

  // Read status in the message center.
  bool IsRead() const;
  void set_is_read(bool read) { is_read_ = read; }

  // Used to keep the order of notifications with the same timestamp.
  // The notification with lesser serial_number is considered 'older'.
  unsigned serial_number() { return serial_number_; }

  // Gets and sets whether the notifiction should remain onscreen permanently.
  bool never_timeout() const { return optional_fields_.never_timeout; }
  void set_never_timeout(bool never_timeout) {
    optional_fields_.never_timeout = never_timeout;
  }

  bool clickable() const { return optional_fields_.clickable; }
  void set_clickable(bool clickable) {
    optional_fields_.clickable = clickable;
  }

  bool pinned() const {
#if defined(OS_CHROMEOS)
    return optional_fields_.pinned;
#else
    return false;
#endif  // defined(OS_CHROMEOS)
  }
#if defined(OS_CHROMEOS)
  void set_pinned(bool pinned) { optional_fields_.pinned = pinned; }
#endif  // defined(OS_CHROMEOS)

  // Gets a text for spoken feedback.
  const base::string16& accessible_name() const {
    return optional_fields_.accessible_name;
  }

  NotificationDelegate* delegate() const { return delegate_.get(); }

  const RichNotificationData& rich_notification_data() const {
    return optional_fields_;
  }

  // Set the priority to SYSTEM. The system priority user needs to call this
  // method explicitly, to avoid setting it accidentally.
  void SetSystemPriority();

  // Delegate actions.
  void Display() const { delegate()->Display(); }
  bool HasClickedListener() const { return delegate()->HasClickedListener(); }
  void Click() const { delegate()->Click(); }
  void ButtonClick(int index) const { delegate()->ButtonClick(index); }
  void Close(bool by_user) const { delegate()->Close(by_user); }

  // Helper method to create a simple system notification. |click_callback|
  // will be invoked when the notification is clicked.
  static std::unique_ptr<Notification> CreateSystemNotification(
      const std::string& notification_id,
      const base::string16& title,
      const base::string16& message,
      const gfx::Image& icon,
      const std::string& system_component_id,
      const base::Closure& click_callback);

 protected:
  // The type of notification we'd like displayed.
  NotificationType type_;

  std::string id_;
  base::string16 title_;
  base::string16 message_;

  // Image data for the associated icon, used by Ash when available.
  gfx::Image icon_;

  // The display string for the source of the notification.  Could be
  // the same as origin_url_, or the name of an extension.
  base::string16 display_source_;

 private:
  // The origin URL of the script which requested the notification.
  // Can be empty if requested through a chrome app or extension or if
  // it's a system notification.
  GURL origin_url_;
  NotifierId notifier_id_;
  unsigned serial_number_;
  RichNotificationData optional_fields_;
  bool shown_as_popup_;  // True if this has been shown as a popup.
  bool is_read_;  // True if this has been seen in the message center.

  // A proxy object that allows access back to the JavaScript object that
  // represents the notification, for firing events.
  scoped_refptr<NotificationDelegate> delegate_;

#if !defined(OS_IOS)
  friend struct mojo::StructTraits<mojom::NotificationDataView, Notification>;
#endif
};

}  // namespace message_center

#endif  // UI_MESSAGE_CENTER_NOTIFICATION_H_


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06/07/2015 11:52 AM IST | Updated 15/07/2016 8:25 AM IST
Supreme Court: Unwed Mother Can Be The Sole Legal Guardian Without Father's Consent
By Betwa Sharma
AFP via Getty Images
Ahmedabad, INDIA: Indian infant boy, Lakshya who was born with a total of 25 fingers and toes, nestles in his mother's arms in Nadidad, some 60 kms south of Ahmedabad, 11 December 2006. Lakshya was born on 03 December 2006 with six fingers on each hand, six toes on the right foot and seven on the left foot. AFP PHOTO/Sam PANTHAKY (Photo credit should read SAM PANTHAKY/AFP/Getty Images)
NEW DELHI -- In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court has said that an unwed mother in India can become the sole legal guardian of a child without the consent of the father.
The plaintiff, a government official, approached the Supreme Court in 2011 after a trial court and the Delhi High Court ruled that she needed to disclose the father's name to get his consent while filing a guardianship petition.
The plaintiff had asked the courts for permission to apply for becoming the child's guardian without informing the father, who, she argued, had stayed with her for two months and did not know the child exists.
Following this decision by a Supreme Court bench, led by Justice Vikramajit Sen, an unwed mother is no longer required to disclose the father's name.
Ranjana Kumari, a women's rights activist and director of the Delhi-based Centre for Social Research think tank, described it as a "progressive stand."
Former Additional Solicitor General Sidharth Luthra had argued that the father has a right to know about his child, and a child has the right to experience a father's love.
"Even though an unwed mother does have a right to not disclose the parentage of a child to the world, the said right cannot prevail over the right of a child to know about his roots and origin," Luthra told the court, The Indian Express reported.
Kavita Krishnan, secretary of the All India Progressive Women's Association, said that the Supreme Court should go one step further and rule that "every mother is the natural and legal guardian of a child."
"In how many schools, do they will still ask for the father's name as the guardian of the child," she said. "Why is that?"
Section 6 of the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956, recognises the natural guardian of a minor as "the father, and after him, the mother." It only when a child is born out of wedlock does the law recognise the mother as the natural guardian.
In Githa Hariharan vs Reserve Bank of India, which challenged the constitutional validity of Section 6, the Supreme Court deemed both mother and father as natural guardians of a child.
The apex court also ruled that 'after' cannot be given a literal interpretation, and the child's welfare has precedence in determining the guardian of a child.
"The father by reason of a dominant personality cannot be ascribed to have a preferential right over the mother in the matter of guardianship since both fall within the same category," the court said in 1999.
"We do feel it expedient to record that the word 'after' does not necessarily mean after the death of the father, on	the contrary, it depicts an intent so as to ascribe the meaning thereto as 'in the absence of' - be it temporary or otherwise or total apathy of the father towards the child or even inability of the father by reason of ailment or otherwise," it said.
Despite the Supreme Court judgment, several public and private institutions continue to issue forms that require the father to sign off as the guardian.
Hariharan, who is also a prominent writer, moved the court after the RBI told her that she couldn't make an investment on her son't behalf because she wasn't his natural guardian.
"What we want is for the law to clearly and categorically state that women are natural guardians just as much as men are. Women cannot have all the responsibilities and none of the rights," Hariharan told HuffPost India after the judgment today.
"And, of course, laws are never enough. These have to be disseminated, and put into practice across society," she said.
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Satellite images taken by US-based think tank shows 3.1-km runway in Spratly Islands is more than one-third complete.
China has been rapidly building an airstrip on an artificial island in disputed South China Sea waters, potentially ramping up tensions with several Southeast Asian neighbours, according to satellite photos released by a US-based think tank.
Satellite images taken by DigitalGlobe and published on the website of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) showed that the runway in the Spratly Islands -- estimated at 3.1-km -- is more than one-third complete.
When in operation, the report said, the runway will be able to "accommodate almost any type of aircraft that China would want to land".
"Before this construction China lacked the refuelling and resupply capabilities to reach the southern part of the South China Sea," it added.
"While they have not yet been built, Fiery Cross should be big enough to accommodate hangar facilities for Chinese aircraft."
Fiery Cross in the Spratly Islands was little more than a reef when China began land reclamation works to turn it into an island in late 2014.
Pictures taken less than four weeks earlier showed two sections of 468 metres and 200 metres were under construction, CSIS said, demonstrating the speed of the works.
On Wednesday, the defence journal IHS Jane's also reported that pictures taken by Airbus Defence and Space on March 23 showed a section more than 500 metres long and 50 metres wide.
China claims nearly all of the South China Sea, on the basis of lines on Chinese maps published in the 1940s and locking it into disputes with several Southeast Asian neighbours.
Its island-building in the Spratlys, also claimed in whole or part by the Philippines and Vietnam among others, has been seen as part of an attempt to assert its territorial claims by establishing physical facts in the water.
Fiery Cross is known as Yongshu to Beijing, Kagitingan to Manila, and Da Chu Thap to Hanoi.
Images published this month on the website of the CSIS also showed a flotilla of Chinese vessels dredging sand onto a feature known as Mischief Reef.
That reef is about 100-km from the southwestern Philippine island of Palawan, and roughly 1,000-km from the nearest major Chinese landmass.
Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia have asserted their own claims in the area by stationing troops in the Spratlys and building airstrips there from the 1970s onwards.
Philippine defence ministry spokesman Peter Galvez told AFP Friday the airstrip would have "economic, environmental, diplomatic, defence", and other implications for the Philippines, but did not elaborate.
"As we have said before, all these developments will have a grave impact across multiple dimensions of national security in the immediate to the long term," he said.
Vietnamese foreign ministry spokesman Le Hai Binh said Thursday that construction by other countries in the Spratlys without permission from Hanoi was "totally illegal and baseless".
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei, in a Friday briefing, maintained that China's island construction was "mainly for the sake of improving the relevant functions of these islands and reefs, and improving the conditions of workers on the islands and reefs".


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Three workers killed in grain elevator incidents, OSHA steps in
On behalf of Eley Law Firm posted in Crush Injuries on Wednesday, January 26, 2011.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a division of the U.S. Department of Labor, recently issued a national news release concerning safety standards for grain elevators. Since 2009, OSHA has issued citations for several grain elevator operators, including some in the state of Colorado, after several accidents.
According to OSHA, these types of workplace injuries are preventable if grain operators are following the national safety standards. The news release was issued after two fatal accidents that left three workers crushed and suffocated by grain.
The first accident occurred when three workers, one of whom was under the age of 18, were in a grain elevator when the equipment was running. All three became trapped in nearly 30 feet of corn; two, including the underage worker, were killed and the third was seriously injured. The second incident occurred when a worker was trapped in giant corn storage bin. He was killed also.
OSHA has issued multiple citations to both companies that employed the workers. The fines combined will cost the companies over a million dollars. The specifics of the citations are not included in the release, but past violations have included failure to cover hazardous equipment and inadequate employee training.
As stated before, OSHA is committed to ensuring that employers are providing a work environment that follows national safety standards and procedures. OSHA is working to enforce Grain Handling Facilities standards to prevent future injuries and fatalities among grain workers. Specifically, OSHA has reminded grain elevator operators that workers must be properly trained and equipped before entering facilities.
Last year, there were at least 25 reports of workers who died as a result of getting trapped in grain.
Source: OSHA News Release online, "US Labor Department cites 2 Illinois grain elevator operators for willful safety, child labor violations following deaths of 3 workers, including 2 teens," 24 January 2011
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As a person who is committed to helping working families on a path to economic security, you are as disturbed as I am by the threats to programs Somerville families rely on. Will you invest today in local efforts to protect these programs?
The following individuals were elected as representatives of the low-income community: Francis Latanowich, Nanci Baren, John Ciampa, Kate Byrne. They will be seated on the CAAS Board of Directors at its Annual Meeting to be held on Tuesday, January 24, 2017.
You may already know that CAAS provides comprehensive preschool and wraparound services to hundreds of families each year through Head Start. You may not know that CAAS acts as a safety net for these and other families when they are in crisis.
The Santiagos, a family of 9, were referred to HPP by Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services in June of 2016. They received notice of eviction and were seeking assistance with their housing search and in negotiating with their landlord for more time to secure new housing.
Community Outreach at Clarendon Hills!
Communities for Healthy Living at CAAS!
The Department of Nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, in collaboration with CAAS and ABCD Head Start, was awarded a $3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to implement the Communities for Healthy Living (CHL) program in Head Start programs in Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville.
Union United was formed in 2014 to advocate for "Development without Displacement" in response to rapidly increasing gentrification in the Union Square neighborhood and the anticipated arrival of the Green Line Extension and associated real estate development.
The Department of Nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health has been awarded a $3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to implement the Communities for Healthy Living program in Head Start programs in Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville over the next 5 years.
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Occurs on Saturday March 11 2023
Presented by Point Forward Solutions Inc.
Canyon rose to becoming one of Canada's hottest Country Music stars in the early 2000's and has won countless accolades and awards, including Juno Awards, CCMA Awards, and ECMA Awards to name a few. He has been inducted into the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame, recorded 12 albums, and was presented a certified Platinum Award for his debut album 'One Good Friend'. With country iconic hits like Just Like You, I Believe in Angels, Drinkin' Thinkin', Daughters of the Sun, I Got This, I Want You To Live, Slow Dance and many, many more, he is also a highly regarded humanitarian, strong supporter of the military, and, most important, a proud father and devoted husband.
Canyon's tireless work as spokesperson for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and his ongoing support for Canada's Armed Forces has earned him much National and International recognition. Among them, he was honored with the Humanitarian Award by the Canadian Country Music Association, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, and was also made the first ever Colonel Commandant of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets by the Honourable Peter MacKay, former Minister of National Defense. Outside of his music and charitable work, many people might also recognize George for his numerous roles on the big screen. From Charlie Wells in the hit television show Heartland and the head forest ranger in Trailer Park Boys, to Bull Shelton in the Hallmark Channel's highest-rated original Christmas movie "One Starry Christmas". George also guest starred on stage in the musical production of Grease in 2018 at the Winter Garden Theatre in Toronto.
Among his many identities, Canyon is also a proud Canadian and huge hockey fan, and roots for his team, the Calgary Flames, for which he sings the national anthem during the home games.


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Fall 2022 Student Resource Fair Offering Ways to Get Involved and Stay Connected
You've just finished your first few weeks of Fall 2022 semester, and now you're ready to explore all of what College of Western Idaho (CWI) has to offer. Student Affairs has put together opportunities for all CWI students to explore all the resources on and off campus, while enjoying fun activities and tasty food at CWI's Fall 2022 Student Resource Fair.
Students will be able to learn about and chat with various clubs, organizations, offices, and departments on campus. Student Affairs say this two-day event will give new and returning students an opportunity to learn about the CWI community and gain important information regarding campus life to have a successful, enjoyable academic journey.
Wednesday, Sept. 7
Ada County Campus Pintail Building
"The Resource Fairs are meant to introduce students to the many resources and opportunities available to them throughout the semester," said Student Leadership and Programs Coordinator, Harrison Watts. "We partner with both internal and external offices and departments to provide information on topics such as counseling, involvement on campus, careers and internships, financial awareness, and more! If you are interested in learning about more ways to be involved in the community or on campus, this is a great way to get a head start. We hope to see you there!"
Each location will also have fun activities for students to enjoy, like a DJ, yard games, climbing wall, and more. As well there will be free burritos (chicken, asada, and vegetarian) from Nampa's La Pantera Market #2 for CWI students who visit a designated number of tables at the fair.
Those are not the only reason students will want to visit the fair's booths and tables! Two lucky students who complete in a "scavenger hunt" type challenge will be entered in a raffle for a chance to receive a $75 Amazon gift card. The names will be chosen by Student Affairs after the fair is over.
Can't make it in person? Visit the Resource Fair virtually all semester long in myCommons on Blackboard!
For more information about the Resource Fair, contact Harrison Watts at harrisonwatts@cwi.edu.
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Hardieplank siding Denver from James Hardie is becoming a popular choice for homeowners across the state, and for good reason. This material is the most durable, long-lasting siding option on the market today, and they have actually created specific formulas to match different climates throughout the world. This means that when you choose Hardieplank, you're getting quality that was specially made for Colorado's harsh weather.


Hi, just downloadedthe new topaz 2.0 in order to try it as a live "cd" on a usb stick.
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The One 01 Gamma Ray is inspired by the story of a dying star that could potentially affect earth in the distant future. Dimensionally the watch has a well proportioned brushed stainless steel case measuring 41.50mm x 12.40mm. What makes this timepiece so elegant is the stylish white dial with binary LED display. Other features include a single pusher, mineral glass and a black PU bracelet.


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namespace FakeItEasy
{
    using FakeItEasy.Configuration;

    /// <summary>
    /// Provides extensions for <see cref="IBehaviorLifetimeConfiguration{TInterface}"/>.
    /// </summary>
    public static class BehaviorLifetimeConfigurationExtensions
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Specifies that a call's configured behavior should apply only for 1 call.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TInterface">The type of configuration interface to return.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="configuration">The configuration on which to set the behavior lifetime to 1.</param>
        /// <returns>A configuration object that lets you define the subsequent behavior.</returns>
        public static IThenConfiguration<TInterface> Once<TInterface>(this IBehaviorLifetimeConfiguration<TInterface> configuration)
        {
            Guard.AgainstNull(configuration, nameof(configuration));

            return configuration.NumberOfTimes(1);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Specifies that a call's configured behavior should apply only for 2 calls.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TInterface">The type of configuration interface to return.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="configuration">The configuration on which to set the behavior lifetime to 2.</param>
        /// <returns>A configuration object that lets you define the subsequent behavior.</returns>
        public static IThenConfiguration<TInterface> Twice<TInterface>(this IBehaviorLifetimeConfiguration<TInterface> configuration)
        {
            Guard.AgainstNull(configuration, nameof(configuration));

            return configuration.NumberOfTimes(2);
        }
    }
}


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Building 12, Block B, Phase II
Biobay Industrial Park
218 Sangtian St.
Suzhou Industrial Park, 215123
Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover Form 20-F or Form 40-F. Form 20-F ☒ Form 40-F ☐
/s/ Yili Kevin Xie
Name: Yili Kevin Xie
Gracell Biotechnologies to Present Updated Results of GC012F FasTCAR-enabled BCMA/CD19 Dual-targeting CAR-T Cell Therapy for Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma at ASCO 2021 and EHA 2021
SUZHOU, China and Palo Alto, California, May 19, 2021 — Gracell Biotechnologies Inc. (NASDAQ: GRCL) ("Gracell"), a global clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing highly efficacious and affordable cell therapies for the treatment of cancer, is presenting updated results of their first-in-human multicenter study of GC012F for the treatment of relapsed and/or refractory multiple myeloma, a FasTCAR-enabled BCMA/CD19 dual-targeting CAR-T cell therapy currently in development for the treatment of multiple myeloma, at the 2021 American Society of Clinical Oncology ("ASCO") Annual Meeting and the European Hematology Association 2021 ("EHA2021") Congress.
GC012F is a BCMA/CD19 dual-targeting CAR-T cell therapy developed on Gracell's proprietary FasTCAR next-day manufacturing technology platform and is being evaluated in a Phase 1 investigator-initiated trial study.
As of January 12, 2021, the study had enrolled and treated 19 patients at three dose levels with the highest dose level of 3x105 cells per kg. Additional patients were treated since last update (reported at ASH 2020) in the highest dose level.
Early Overall Response Rate (ORR) shows a promising 94.7% (18/19) with all responses being VGPR or better (sCR), demonstrating fast, deep and durable responses in all dose levels.
100% of the patients treated at the highest dose level (n=9) obtained MRD negative sCR.
18 of the 19 patients (94.7%) treated were classified as high-risk according to mSMART 3.0 guidelines and patients had received a median of 5 prior lines of therapy.
94.7% (18/19) of the patients were triple exposed to a PI, IMiD, and at least a third treatment modality, including anti-CD38 targeted therapy.
The safety profile of GC012F was consistent with previous findings with mostly low grade of cytokine release syndrome (CRS) (84% Grade 1/2, 11% (n=2) patients Grade 3). No Grade 4 or 5 CRS and no ICANS (immune effector cell-associated neurotoxicity) were observed in any of the 19 patients. Treatment-emergent adverse events (TEAEs) presented predominantly as cytopenias and AST increase. All TEAEs resolved with standard therapy.
Patients are continued to be followed for efficacy and safety.
"The longer-term follow-up and additional patients treated with GC012F confirm the previous findings presented at ASH 2020 and are an additional confirmation for the impressive safety and efficacy shown with our dual-targeting CAR-T therapy, including in high risk patients," said Dr. Martina Sersch, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Gracell. "High-risk patients are difficult to treat. All patients in the highest dose level showed an initial 100% MRD negative sCR, and these deep responses were maintained at month six post-infusion after treatment with GC012F and beyond. These are very encouraging data and they hold a promise for multiple myeloma patients with high risk features and beyond, including those who have failed or are no longer responding to standard treatment options. We are planning to expand our program globally including earlier lines of therapy and are looking forward to sharing updates as we advance our programs."
Details on the poster presentations are shown below:
2021 ASCO Annual Meeting
Abstract 8014: Long-term follow-up results of a multicenter first-in-human study of the dual BCMA/CD19 targeted FasTCAR-T GC012F for patients with relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma
Poster Release Date: June 4, 2021
EHA2021 Virtual Congress
Abstract EP962: Long-term follow-up results of a multicenter first-in-human study of the dual BCMA/CD19 targeted FasTCAR-T GC012F for patients with relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma
Poster Release Date: June 11, 2021
Multiple myeloma (MM) is the third most common type of blood cancer in the United States, originating from plasma cells, a type of immune cell that is typically responsible for secreting antibodies to fight infection. Globally, approximately 160,000 patients are diagnosed with MM every year with over 32,000 expected to be diagnosed in the United States in 2020. In recent years, many advances have been made to treat MM, however, the disease is still considered incurable. Multiple myeloma patients with certain cytogenetic and other abnormalities are classified by the International Myeloma Working Group, or IMWG, and Mayo Stratification for Myeloma and Risk-Adapted Therapy, or mSMART, criteria as high-risk patients. They represent 20-30% of the overall MM patient population. High-risk patients have a much higher risk of early relapse and shorter progression free and overall survival. These patients are considered the most difficult to treat MM patients, typically with a poor prognosis.
About GC012F
GC012F is a FasTCAR-enabled dual-targeting CAR-T product candidate that is currently being studied in an ongoing investigator-initiated Phase 1 trial across multiple centers in China for the treatment of MM. GC012F tackles MM by simultaneously targeting both malignant plasma cells expressing BCMA and early progenitor cells expressing CD19 in order to drive fast, deep and durable responses in MM patients.
About FasTCAR
CAR-T cells manufactured on Gracell's proprietary FasTCAR platform appear younger, less exhausted and show enhanced proliferation, persistence, bone marrow migration and tumor cell clearance activities as demonstrated in preclinical studies. With next day manufacturing, FasTCAR is able to significantly improve cell production efficiency which may result in meaningful cost savings, increasing the accessibility of cell therapies for cancer patients.
About Gracell
Gracell Biotechnologies Inc. ("Gracell") is a global clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering and developing breakthrough cell therapies. Leveraging its pioneering FasTCAR and TruUCAR technology platforms, Gracell is developing a rich clinical-stage pipeline of multiple autologous and allogeneic product candidates with the potential to overcome major industry challenges that persist with conventional CAR-T therapies, including lengthy manufacturing time, suboptimal production quality, high therapy cost and lack of effective CAR-T therapies for solid tumors. For more information on Gracell, please visit www.gracellbio.com. Follow @GracellBio on LinkedIn.
Cautionary Noted Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
Statements in this press release about future expectations, plans and prospects, as well as any other statements regarding matters that are not historical facts, may constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements include, but are not limited to, statements relating to the expected trading commencement and closing date of the offering. The words "anticipate," "believe," "continue," "could," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "plan," "potential," "predict," "project," "should," "target," "will," "would" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements as a result of various important factors, including factors discussed in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in Gracell's most recent annual report on Form 20-F as well as discussions of potential risks, uncertainties, and other important factors in Gracell's subsequent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Any forward-looking statements contained in this press release speak only as of the date hereof, and Gracell specifically disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. Readers should not rely upon the information on this page as current or accurate after its publication date.
Marvin Tang
marvin.tang@gracellbio.com
Gracie Tong
gracie.tong@gracellbio.com


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namespace gpu {
namespace compute {

extension_set::extension_set(const std::string &extensions) { add_extensions(extensions); }

extension_set::extension_set(device compute_device)
{
    auto compute_platform = platform(compute_device.getInfo<CL_DEVICE_PLATFORM>(), false);
    add_extensions(compute_platform.getInfo<CL_PLATFORM_EXTENSIONS>());
    add_extensions(compute_device.getInfo<CL_DEVICE_EXTENSIONS>());
}

void extension_set::add_extensions(const std::string &extensions)
{
    typedef std::istream_iterator<extension> iter;
    auto ss = std::stringstream(extensions);
    std::copy(iter(ss), iter(), std::inserter(*this, this->begin()));
}

bool extension_set::is_subset_of(const extension_set &superset) const
{
    return std::includes(superset.begin(), superset.end(), begin(), end());
}

std::string extension_set::to_string() const
{
    std::stringstream ss;
    int i = 0;
    for (auto extension : *this) {
        if (i++ != 0)
            ss << ", ";
        ss << extension;
    }
    return ss.str();
}

namespace {
compute::device get_device(cl_device_type device_type, const extension_set &required_extensions)
{
    std::vector<compute::platform> platforms;
    compute::platform::get(&platforms);
    for (auto &platform : platforms) {
        extension_set platform_extensions(platform.getInfo<CL_PLATFORM_EXTENSIONS>());

        std::vector<compute::device> devices;
        platform.getDevices(device_type, &devices);
        for (const auto &device : devices) {
            extension_set device_extensions = platform_extensions;
            device_extensions.add_extensions(device.getInfo<CL_DEVICE_EXTENSIONS>());

            if (required_extensions.is_subset_of(device_extensions)) {
                return device;
            } else {
                LOG("Found GPU device '%s', but some required extensions are not "
                    "supported.\n",
                    device.getInfo<CL_DEVICE_NAME>().c_str());
                LOG("  required extensions are: %s\n", required_extensions.to_string().c_str());
                LOG("  device extensions are: %s\n", device_extensions.to_string().c_str());
            }
        }
    }

    DIE("No suitable compute device found.");
    return compute::device();
}

} // unnamed namespace

command_queue init(const os::window &window)
{
    extension_set required_extensions = { "cl_khr_gl_sharing" };

    auto c_device = get_device(CL_DEVICE_TYPE_GPU, required_extensions);
    auto c_platform_id = c_device.getInfo<CL_DEVICE_PLATFORM>();

    cl_context_properties display_handle = window.get_display_handle();

    cl_context_properties display_property;
    switch (window.get_wm_type()) {
    case os::window::WM_TYPE_WINDOWS:
        display_property = CL_WGL_HDC_KHR;
        break;
    case os::window::WM_TYPE_X11:
        display_property = CL_GLX_DISPLAY_KHR;
        break;
    default:
        DIE("Unsupported windowing system\n.");
    }

    cl_context_properties context_properties[] = { CL_CONTEXT_PLATFORM,
                                                   reinterpret_cast<cl_context_properties>(c_platform_id),
                                                   CL_GL_CONTEXT_KHR,
                                                   reinterpret_cast<cl_context_properties>(
                                                       window.get_graphics_context()),
                                                   display_property,
                                                   display_handle,
                                                   0 };
    auto c_context = context(c_device, context_properties, nullptr, nullptr);

    return command_queue(c_context, c_device, cl::QueueProperties::Profiling);
}

program create_program_from_file(context c_context, const char *file_name)
{
    auto source = util::read_file_contents(file_name);
    auto res = program(c_context, source, false);
    auto devices = c_context.getInfo<CL_CONTEXT_DEVICES>();

    try {
        res.build(devices);
    } catch (cl::Error e) {
        for (auto device : devices) {
            auto device_name = device.getInfo<CL_DEVICE_NAME>();
            auto build_log = res.getBuildInfo<CL_PROGRAM_BUILD_LOG>(device);
            LOG("%s: %s\n", device_name.c_str(), build_log.c_str());
        }
        throw;
    }

    return res;
}

const char *get_error_string(cl_int status)
{
    switch (status) {
    // run-time and JIT compiler errors
    case 0:
        return "CL_SUCCESS";
    case -1:
        return "CL_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND";
    case -2:
        return "CL_DEVICE_NOT_AVAILABLE";
    case -3:
        return "CL_COMPILER_NOT_AVAILABLE";
    case -4:
        return "CL_MEM_OBJECT_ALLOCATION_FAILURE";
    case -5:
        return "CL_OUT_OF_RESOURCES";
    case -6:
        return "CL_OUT_OF_HOST_MEMORY";
    case -7:
        return "CL_PROFILING_INFO_NOT_AVAILABLE";
    case -8:
        return "CL_MEM_COPY_OVERLAP";
    case -9:
        return "CL_IMAGE_FORMAT_MISMATCH";
    case -10:
        return "CL_IMAGE_FORMAT_NOT_SUPPORTED";
    case -11:
        return "CL_BUILD_PROGRAM_FAILURE";
    case -12:
        return "CL_MAP_FAILURE";
    case -13:
        return "CL_MISALIGNED_SUB_BUFFER_OFFSET";
    case -14:
        return "CL_EXEC_STATUS_ERROR_FOR_EVENTS_IN_WAIT_LIST";
    case -15:
        return "CL_COMPILE_PROGRAM_FAILURE";
    case -16:
        return "CL_LINKER_NOT_AVAILABLE";
    case -17:
        return "CL_LINK_PROGRAM_FAILURE";
    case -18:
        return "CL_DEVICE_PARTITION_FAILED";
    case -19:
        return "CL_KERNEL_ARG_INFO_NOT_AVAILABLE";

    // compile-time errors
    case -30:
        return "CL_INVALID_VALUE";
    case -31:
        return "CL_INVALID_DEVICE_TYPE";
    case -32:
        return "CL_INVALID_PLATFORM";
    case -33:
        return "CL_INVALID_DEVICE";
    case -34:
        return "CL_INVALID_CONTEXT";
    case -35:
        return "CL_INVALID_QUEUE_PROPERTIES";
    case -36:
        return "CL_INVALID_COMMAND_QUEUE";
    case -37:
        return "CL_INVALID_HOST_PTR";
    case -38:
        return "CL_INVALID_MEM_OBJECT";
    case -39:
        return "CL_INVALID_IMAGE_FORMAT_DESCRIPTOR";
    case -40:
        return "CL_INVALID_IMAGE_SIZE";
    case -41:
        return "CL_INVALID_SAMPLER";
    case -42:
        return "CL_INVALID_BINARY";
    case -43:
        return "CL_INVALID_BUILD_OPTIONS";
    case -44:
        return "CL_INVALID_PROGRAM";
    case -45:
        return "CL_INVALID_PROGRAM_EXECUTABLE";
    case -46:
        return "CL_INVALID_KERNEL_NAME";
    case -47:
        return "CL_INVALID_KERNEL_DEFINITION";
    case -48:
        return "CL_INVALID_KERNEL";
    case -49:
        return "CL_INVALID_ARG_INDEX";
    case -50:
        return "CL_INVALID_ARG_VALUE";
    case -51:
        return "CL_INVALID_ARG_SIZE";
    case -52:
        return "CL_INVALID_KERNEL_ARGS";
    case -53:
        return "CL_INVALID_WORK_DIMENSION";
    case -54:
        return "CL_INVALID_WORK_GROUP_SIZE";
    case -55:
        return "CL_INVALID_WORK_ITEM_SIZE";
    case -56:
        return "CL_INVALID_GLOBAL_OFFSET";
    case -57:
        return "CL_INVALID_EVENT_WAIT_LIST";
    case -58:
        return "CL_INVALID_EVENT";
    case -59:
        return "CL_INVALID_OPERATION";
    case -60:
        return "CL_INVALID_GL_OBJECT";
    case -61:
        return "CL_INVALID_BUFFER_SIZE";
    case -62:
        return "CL_INVALID_MIP_LEVEL";
    case -63:
        return "CL_INVALID_GLOBAL_WORK_SIZE";
    case -64:
        return "CL_INVALID_PROPERTY";
    case -65:
        return "CL_INVALID_IMAGE_DESCRIPTOR";
    case -66:
        return "CL_INVALID_COMPILER_OPTIONS";
    case -67:
        return "CL_INVALID_LINKER_OPTIONS";
    case -68:
        return "CL_INVALID_DEVICE_PARTITION_COUNT";

    // extension errors
    case -1000:
        return "CL_INVALID_GL_SHAREGROUP_REFERENCE_KHR";
    case -1001:
        return "CL_PLATFORM_NOT_FOUND_KHR";
    case -1002:
        return "CL_INVALID_D3D10_DEVICE_KHR";
    case -1003:
        return "CL_INVALID_D3D10_RESOURCE_KHR";
    case -1004:
        return "CL_D3D10_RESOURCE_ALREADY_ACQUIRED_KHR";
    case -1005:
        return "CL_D3D10_RESOURCE_NOT_ACQUIRED_KHR";
    default:
        return "Unknown error";
    }
}

} // namespace compute
} // namespace gpu


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Q: Bash wrapper keeping logs of each command give or take a UI-like experience Is there any tool that provides the ability to execute a series of bash commands (think cloud server setup), keeping a formatted log of each command along with its output?
It would be somewhere between a tool like Ansible / Fabric and running a raw ugly bash script that spits everything out in a cognitively annoying way promoting human error in interpreting what has actually happened.
Of course I can write a program to do this, just checking if there's anything out there.

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Boys' eye vessels ruptured as 'surgically assisted' surgery performed on boy
A Queensland boy's eyes were ruptured by a highly-specialised surgical procedure in an emergency room at Mount Druitt Hospital last night, leaving him with "severe swelling and drainage of the cornea and vitreous", as well as "surgical trauma".
Key points:The boy, aged 11, was taken to Mount Druich Hospital in Brisbane on Thursday for emergency surgeryThe boy had a "surgical emergency" and needed immediate surgeryThe operation was performed by a specialist, a child-care specialistThe boy's family were not notified of the procedure until this morningMr Jardine, of Mount Druitch Hospital, said the boy had "severe swollen and drainage" of the vitreos and cornea, and the operation was "specially done for a very special child".
"This is the second time we have had this type of trauma with this type in the last four weeks," he said.
"It's just one of those things that when you have to do it, you just have to."
The boy was taken in for surgery on Thursday night.
Mr Jartine said it was "absolutely horrific" for the family to learn the operation had been done, and that the boy was "very, very lucky" that it was.
"He's been in a hospital for a couple of days, he's been under pressure and there's been a lot of pressure on him," he explained.
"This time he was actually given a little bit of time to recover, and he was able to get back into the car and drive off to his home."
The family have been advised to contact a GP for advice about whether to undergo surgery, or to seek out a "specialised specialist" in the area.
Mr Gaudreau said the operation, which was performed using "slightly more sophisticated" surgical techniques, was "an incredibly difficult operation".
"He had some drainage of blood, but we don't know how much, or if there's any more damage," he told News24.
"We're obviously hoping he's able to be discharged from the hospital and back into his home, so that's really exciting for him."
He said the family had not been notified of any plans to seek further treatment.
Mr Haggart, the chief executive of the Queensland Department of Health, said it appeared the boy's injury was not life-threatening.
"What we've been told is that he's in a very, very stable condition and is doing very well, and is in a stable area," he added.
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