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Police: Same gunman targeted homeless victims in Las Vegas
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Las Vegas Metro Police Capt. Robert Plummer discusses the investigation into the recent shootings of homeless men during a news conference at Metro Police headquarters Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2018. At top right, is surveillance video of the suspect's vehicle, a 2016-2018 Tucson Hyundai Sport or Limited model, after a shooting in Logandale.
By Ricardo Torres-Cortez
Published Tue, Feb 6, 2018 (3:18 p.m.)
Updated Tue, Feb 6, 2018 (8:45 p.m.)
Police Discuss Shootings of Homeless Men
Homeless man found dead behind gas station
Metro homicide detectives investigate first case of 2018
Homeless man fatally shot while sleeping outside swap meet
Metro seeks answers in rash of violence against Las Vegas homeless
Metro Police say the same gunman is responsible for fatally shooting two homeless men and wounding two other people in the past nine days.
Three of the four victims were homeless, and the other, who was shot in Logandale, about 60 miles north of Las Vegas, was by himself outside a convenience store when the gunman opened fire, Metro homicide unit Capt. Robert Plummer said.
Forensic analysis connected the same gun to all four shootings, he said.
"After killing two people and shooting two others, if he isn't (a serial killer), he's on his way to being one," Plummer said. By the FBI's definition, a serial killer is a suspect who kills three or more people with about a month between slayings, he added.
The shooter, a white or Hispanic man about 6 feet tall, was captured on surveillance video at three of the scenes and was driving a newer-model Hyundai Tucson Sport or Limited, authorities said. The small SUV is either gray or light blue, Plummer said.
The first shooting was reported early Jan. 29 near a Logandale convenience store. The gunman shot at the victim multiple times – striking him once – before fleeing the scene, Plummer said.
A couple of hours later, about 3 a.m., the same man approached a group of homeless people sleeping outside the Rancho Discount Mall in the 2900 block of Washington Avenue and fatally shot one of them, Plummer said. The victim was reportedly identified as Brian Wayne Clegg, 51.
A few hours later, he opened fire on another homeless man sleeping near Washington Avenue and Veterans Memorial Drive, Plummer said. The man, who was shot in the face, survived but could not provide any details about what happened, police said.
Then on Friday, the same man approached the fourth victim, James Edgar Lewis, 64, who was sleeping near 14th Street and U.S. 95, and shot him twice in the head before fleeing in the SUV, police said. The shooting was captured on video.
Investigators are asking residents and business operators near the scenes to check surveillance footage from Jan. 29 to Feb. 2 for any clues, Plummer said.
The areas of interest to police are Charleston Boulevard and Washington Avenue to Rancho Drive and Valley View Boulevard, and from Stewart Avenue and Bonanza Road to Maryland Parkway and Eastern Avenue.
Police have increased patrols in the region's homeless corridors and stepped up outreach with the transient communities, Plummer said.
"To target homeless, (a) very vulnerable segment of our society, is cowardly," Plummer said. "It's unfortunate that anyone is homeless in today's society, but the fact that they're homeless doesn't mean they're easy targets for being a victim. We care about our homeless as much as we care about the residents who live in Summerlin or Spanish trails, Henderson ... wherever."
Anyone with information is asked to contact Metro at 702-828-3521 or via email at [email protected]. To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555 or online at crimestoppersofnv.com.
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Government Defends 'Unlawful' Foreign Student Quotas
A complaint from the European Commission that universities in French-speaking Belgium discriminate against foreign students was formally rejected by the Belgian Government in March. Furthermore, the Government has moved to strengthen the objectionable system. For the 2006-07 academic year, the French community government imposed a 30% cap on the number of foreign students enrolling on some undergraduate courses, including veterinary medicine and physiotherapy. Recently, as many as 80% of the places on these courses and others linked to medicine were filled by French students who failed to find places at home. The Belgian Government argues that this puts undue strain on universities and colleges and undermines its domestic goals in educating medical professionals. In January, the Commission complained that the system discriminated against European Union nationals not residing in Belgium and said the Government had not justified the quota.-The Times Higher Education Supplement
Baltic Research Spending Skyrockets
The Baltic states have the European Union's fastest growing rates of research spending, according to the latest figures from Eurostat. Annual real-terms growth rates in research spending between 2001 and 2005 ranged from 18 percent in Latvia and 17 percent in Estonia to 11 percent in Lithuania. Among richer, long-established EU members, Ireland performed best, with an increase of 8.5 percent to €2 billion over four years to 2005, while Spain's research and development spending rose 8.4 percent to €10 billion. EU research spending is still less than its major competitors. The newly expanded 27-member union spent some €200 billion in 2005, which was about 1.84 percent of gross domestic product. But in 2004, research and development expenditure was 2.68 percent of GDP in the US and 3.18 percent in Japan.
– The Times Higher Education Supplement
French-Speaking Catholic Universities Look to Merge
The four Catholic universities in French-speaking Belgium will open formal merger talks in September. The aim is to unite the smaller institutions in Brussels, Namur and Mons under the banner of the larger, more prestigious Catholic University of Louvain. The changes are expected to take place over three years and to be completed by 2015 at the latest. The move is planned in part to increase the international competitiveness and profile of the four institutions. The Catholic group is one of three "academies" into which Belgium's nine Francophone universities were organized in 2004. These are intended to foster closer collaboration, and merger discussions have taken place in all three, although those in the Catholic group are the first to bear fruit.
Top US, French Schools Strike Historic Agreement
The University of Chicago will become the first American university to offer courses taught by members of the College de France, one of the world's elite scholarly institutions. This fall, for the first time in its nearly 500-year history, the College de France will send its faculty to lecture in the United States as part of the College de France Visiting Chair Program. Founded by King Francois I in 1530, the College de France is widely regarded as the pinnacle of a French academic career. Under the new agreement initiated by the University's France-Chicago Center, at least two scholars from the Paris-based College de France will come to Hyde Park each year to present a course or a series of lectures. As part of its internationalization effort, the College de France has in recent years established relationships with universities in Europe, Brazil, Canada and Singapore, but until now did not have an American partnership.
-AScribe Newswire
225 New Vocationally Oriented Bachelor Degrees Introduced
Following the recent release of recommendations in a government report, French Minister of Education Gilles de Robien announced that 225 new Licences Professionnelles will be available from September of this year. The three-year Licence Professionnelle was introduced in 2000 as part of a package of higher education reforms designed to make higher education more accessible to school leavers.
-Le Figaro
New EU Science Visa Faces Opposition
Germany has adopted an EU policy to fast-track visas for foreign students, but the United Kingdom has said it will opt out. Germany has become the fourth European country to implement a European Union directive designed to make it easier for non-European scientists to get work visas for the EU. Germany joins Austria, Slovenia and Slovakia as signatories to the directive. Germany spends more on research and development (R&D) than any other European country — more than 56 billion euros (US$75 billion) in 2005 — making it by far the most significant country yet to enact the directive. The EU directive was passed in 2005 and needs to be translated into national law by EU member countries by October this year. However, there have been suggestions that some member states will miss the October deadline.
Among other European powerhouses for research and development, France, whose annual R&D expenditure is second to Germany's, is in the process of transposing the directive into law. But in third-ranked Britain, a spokesperson for the Home Office told The Scientist that the country "did not opt into the directive" and "would not be implementing it." Britain does not take part in EU-wide legal immigration policies, she said. "We do not consider they are compatible with us maintaining our own borders."
Researchers who are granted permits under the new rules will be on an equal footing with EU nationals in terms of social security, working conditions, and freedom to move within the EU to carry out their research project.
– The Scientist
New Bologna Degree Proving Popular
A survey carried out in 2006 shows that German students are very satisfied with their new Bologna degrees and are very optimistic about the future. Of the 400 students surveyed, 50% plan to go into the workforce directly after earning their bachelor's degree, and a majority plan to pursue a master's degree sometime in the future.
What students like about the new bachelor's degree:
25.4% the emphasis on "soft skills"
48.1% access to practicums
51.9% internationalization
39.5% the brevity of the programs
84% are optimistic or hopeful about the future
52.2% want to pursue a career in an international firm
20% want to go into a consulting firm
19.7% want to become self-employed
20% could see themselves working in a small or mid-sized firm
Despite the positive feedback, less than half of all university programs in Germany have been converted to the new Bologna structure.
– Der Spiegel
Students Interrupt Protests to Sit Exams
Students and academics began filing back to class in March to prepare for final exams after months of protest against a controversial new higher education reform law, which they say they will refuse to enforce. According to the Hellenic Federation of University Teachers' Association, the fight against the new law, which parliament passed earlier this month, is far from over. The association, which is leading the opposition against the law, warned on March 19 that its members will continue to lobby the government from inside the universities and colleges. "We will try to revoke the legislation in practice," it said. Students and professors have vowed to refuse to abide by the new 33-page law, which sets a maximum number of years (up to twice the duration of their degree program) allowed for the completion of undergraduate degrees. Thousands of students, meanwhile, are at risk of repeating this academic year. To make up for lost time, most schools have reportedly forgone Easter break (April 2-9) and scheduled winter and summer exams together in June or at the end of August.
– Athens News
New Quality Assurance Body to Raise International Profile of Italian Institutions
The Government approved in April the bylaws of a national assessment agency for universities and research, which it hopes will play a central role in raising the international standing of Italy's academic institutions. The National Agency for the Assessment of the University System and of Research will unite the functions of two existing bodies that separately evaluate higher education and research institutions. It will also, for the first time, link university funding to these evaluations. The new body will set standards for the accreditation of new and existing universities, research institutes, and degree programs. In addition, the agency will determine criteria for the financing of publicly funded institutions and research programs on the basis of its quality assessments.
– The Chronicle of Higher Education
Private Providers Face Dire Straits
A third of Poland's 300 private higher education institutions face the possibility of bankruptcy over the next few years if young Poles continue to study abroad in numbers similar to current rates, according to recent reports. The Bydgosc School of Management and Finance closed recently because of a shortage of students. Other schools are dropping programs as part of cost-cutting measures. State universities are also suffering, the Dziennik newspaper has reported. Although the average Pole's spending power is about four times lower than that of the average West European, the higher relative cost of study has not deterred young Poles. At least 17,000 Poles are known to have begun programs in Britain, France and Germany this year. According to Dziennik, these students could have sustained at least ten private institutions in Poland.
Albanian Students Forced to Leave Country for Higher Studies
Young Albanians living in the Presevo Valley region of southern Serbia have very few options within Serbia when it comes to tertiary studies, as there are no Albanian-language universities. Therefore, the vast majority try to get into colleges in Albania, Kosovo or Macedonia, despite exorbitant tuition fees and intense competition for places. To make it easier for students from South Serbia, the local authorities have set up a commission to collect and process all the applications and forward them to respective universities outside Serbia-proper. Traditionally, students from the valley have been allocated a fixed number of places at universities in Albania, the Kosovar capital Pristina and the town of Tetevo in western Macedonia. With increased competition, these quotas have been removed.
Approximately 350 students from the Presevo Valley were studying in Kosovo, Albania and Macedonia in the academic year 2006-07, the commission said. For those who can't get into universities outside Serbia, or don't have the means, one option is to enroll in local Serbian-language colleges. But language difficulties and ethnic discrimination often make this a difficult proposition. Overall, the number of ethnic Albanians studying in Serbian colleges has dwindled since 2001. To alleviate the problem, local authorities in 2001 launched an initiative to open an Albanian-language faculty in the Presevo Valley. With an agreement in December between Serbia's education minister, Slobodan Vuksanovic, and local political figures to open a teacher training college in Bujanovac this October, the initiative will soon come to fruition.
– Balkan Insight
Police Crack Down on Examination Fraud and Degree Peddling
Since February 20, Serbian police officers have arrested over 20 people in connection with an exam-selling ring at the University of Kragujevac law school. As many as 600 students are alleged to have paid up to US$1,000 to pass a single oral examination, and up to $20,000 to receive a law degree from the public university, located in Serbia's fourth-largest city. Those arrested include the law school's dean, administrative employees, and 13 professors — a third of the school's faculty. The scandal acquired an international dimension in March when the Greek government said it would no longer recognize the school's degrees. The scandal has prompted Minister of Education, Slobodan Vuksanovic, to call for legislation that would change the examination process in Serbia. Examinations would be administered in writing "whenever possible," and panels of at least two professors would be required to evaluate any oral examinations, which would be recorded on videotape. Mr. Vuksanovic said that he expects parliament to turn the proposal into law by April.
New Law Provides Greater Institutional Autonomy, Defines New Four-Year Degree
Spanish universities will enjoy a greater degree of autonomy through an amendment to the Organic Law of Universities, which was approved in late March by the country's legislature. The modification changes faculty hiring procedures and is designed to discourage nepotism and in-house favoritism in the selection process. Enacted in 2001, the Organic Law of Universities required candidates for tenured positions to pass nationally administered, competitive examinations in their fields. Those examinations will now be replaced by a system in which universities can grant permanent teaching jobs to anyone accredited by national commissions composed of university professors. Accreditation will be based on an evaluation of a candidate's resume, and there will be no limit on the number of accredited candidates. By contrast, the previous system qualified only enough candidates to fill the available number of permanent positions.
Other provisions in the new law include the establishment of a uniform four-year format for undergraduate degrees in most fields, replacing a variety of formats that range in length from three to five years. The new undergraduate degrees, part of a system that will also include master and doctoral programs, is designed to bring Spain into conformity with the Bologna process. The reform is the third university reform since Spain returned to democracy in 1978.
Latest International Enrollment Figures Show Continued Strong Growth from India, Weakness from China
The number of Indian students enrolling at British universities has risen for the second year running, in contrast to a slowdown in numbers from China, according to new figures released in March by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). Nineteen thousand Indian students came to the UK in 2005/06, making India the second largest source of international students after China. While the number of students coming from China dropped by 3.7%, there were still 50,700 students from China enrolled in UK higher education institutions in 2005-06. Numbers from Hong Kong declined by more than 12% to just under 9,500 for that academic year and Greece was overtaken by India to become the third largest source of overseas students after enrollments from the Balkan nation dropped by more than 10%. Overall, the number of overseas and EU students rose by 3.7% to 330,000. Warwick University has the highest number of foreign students followed by Manchester University.
– HESA News Release
Points System in University Admissions to be Overhauled
Complaints about the International Baccalaureate and vocational qualifications have been cause for review of the points system that is used to determine the values of all sixth-form (higher secondary) qualifications for the purposes of university admissions. With the introduction of specialized diplomas, the A* grade at A level and the rival PreU qualification next year, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service has concluded that the system of weighting final qualifications is no longer fit for the purpose of university admissions. By 2010, the grades of school leavers are expected to be measured according to a new tariff, which will judge a student's "knowledge, attitudes and skills" and intends to compare A levels more fairly with group awards such as the International Baccalaureate.
– The Times of London
New Diploma Qualification in 2008
In what is being described by the BBC as the "biggest shake-up of England's exam system for a generation," the government has named the consortia of schools and colleges that will be responsible for introducing the new vocationally oriented Diploma qualification. The Diplomas are designed to mix academic and vocational qualifications, alongside GCSEs and A-levels, in a bid to diversify learning options for secondary school students, while responding to the needs of the workplace. The first Diplomas will be offered in construction, engineering, health, IT and media. The 145 groups of schools, colleges and training providers announced cover 97 local authority areas in England and will have Diplomas ready for 2008. A further 197 consortia have been given provisional approval to deliver the new qualifications in September 2009.
Young people studying for the Diplomas will have to pass qualifications in mathematics and English, in addition to completing significant amounts of work-experience. There will be three levels of Diploma: level 1 is equivalent to four or five GCSE passes and level 2 is equivalent to five or six GCSE passes at grade A* to C. The government says level 3 is equivalent to three A-levels and will be accepted by universities and colleges, as well as allowing students to go directly into work if appropriate.
– The BBC
Continued Success in Attracting International Students not to be taken for Granted
The UK's continued success in attracting students from overseas (see above) prompted warnings in late March from two leading higher education opinion formers. Drummond Bone, president of Universities UK, told The Times Higher Education Supplement, "our competitors are increasingly marketing themselves more aggressively, so it is vital that the UK remains among the foremost destinations for international students." Britain's reputation for quality education is key to attracting overseas students, but Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union, warned that this could be undermined unless there was more investment." Class sizes are high, and staff are being forced to provide even more for less," she said.
Thomas Sastry, a researcher at the Higher Education Policy Institute, said "the overall rise at 2 per cent is modest compared to the dramatic increases seen in the early years of the century. Universities are best advised to budget on the basis of very cautious assumptions about the strength of international recruitment even if they are privately hopeful of a strong performance." Universities are employing a variety of methods to boost overseas recruitment. By way of example, the University of Hertfordshire opened a South-East Asia office in Kuala Lumpur last December. Bradford University, which earns 17.75% of its income from overseas students, said marketing had resulted in a 79% increase in enrollments from Pakistan and a 107% rise from India in 2006.
Government Announces Scheme to Keep International Graduates in Country
Britain will allow international students to stay in country and work for one year after completing their studies under a scheme to be launched in May, it was officially announced in March. Under the scheme, international students who have obtained a bachelor's degree or higher level qualification in any subject from a recognized British higher education institution will be able to remain and work in the nation for a further 12 months. The scheme will replace the Science and Engineering Graduates Scheme, which was established in 2004 and only encouraged those who had graduated in certain scientific disciplines to stay in Britain to work.
– The Herald
University Celebrates 150 Year History of Links with China
A ceremony is to be held in the Far East to celebrate 150 years of collaboration between Edinburgh University and China. A delegation from the Scottish capital flew out to the State Guest House in Beijing in March. The highlight of the event was the award of an honorary degree to Edinburgh University alumnus Professor Zhong Nan-Shan, who identified the Sars virus. It is also 152 years since Huang Kuan graduated in medicine from Edinburgh University, making him the first Chinese graduate of any European institution.
– The Scotsman
Funds Allotted to Keep International Students in Country
The Scottish Government is planning to spend US$780,000 on projects to encourage international students to stay in Scotland. A majority of the funds will be spent helping institutions support activities for foreign students during the course of their programs. A scholarship scheme for a one-year master's degree is also to be extended to include students from the U.S.
Approximately 4,300 international graduates have chosen to remain in Scotland at the end of their studies through the Fresh Talent initiative, a program which was launched to encourage recent graduates and skilled professionals to live and work in Scotland. Under the scheme, international students are eligible to remain in Scotland for two years after graduation.

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Criss Angel's Magic Trick Goes Terribly Wrong, Singer Passes Out – VIDEO
Singer Ginuwine passed out while holding his breath during a horrific stunt for superstar magician Criss Angel's show in Las Vegas, Nevada earlier this week.
The 51-year-old 'Pony' singer was rehearsing for CW's 'Magic With the Stars' when he submerged underwater in a glass cube before smashing the glass walls and losing his consciousness. According to the undisclosed source of the outlet, paramedics were called to the scene and the unconscious singer was carried away onstage.
A video obtained by the outlet shows the crew surrounding the water cube immediately pulling Ginuwine out of the box and trying to calm him down before he ultimately passes out. "It all happened so fast, it was like he got tapped out in a fight," the source told the publication. "In the show, he was trying to overcome his fear of being underwater as he couldn't hold his breath for longer than 15 seconds before trying the stunt out.
"Although he failed in rehearsals, he still went ahead with the stunt on the show and everyone was in tears," the source added.
However, later, a rep for the "Differences" crooner whose real name is Elgin Baylor Lumpkin told people that the singer is ok and "made a full recovery." "He was conquering a fear," a rep for the star says. "Fortunately everything is OK as he was working with Criss Angel, who's the best in the business."
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On Tuesday, Criss Angel posted a teaser of the show on his Instagram handle and captioned it with "Sat 10•22 8/7c." Showing his excitement Ginuwine also commented on the post. It's unclear if he commented before or after the accident.
'Magic With the Stars', which is expected to premiere on Oct 22, features celebrities training with Angel, 54, in Las Vegas to create magic performances. Angel will join Loni Love and magician Lance Burton as judges on the new show. While Comedian Eddie Griffin will be seen hosting the tremendous magic show from Criss Angel Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino Las Vegas. The long list of celebrities featuring on the show includes Donny Osmond, Frankie Muniz, Brec Bassinger, Debbie Gibson, Matt Walsh, Flavor Flav, Randy Couture, Johnny Weir, and Tara Lipinski.
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In an announcement on October 19th, 2016 - Abu Dhabi developer Miral announced that they will be constructing a 32 foot diameter (9.75m) wind tunnel. The tunnel is being built by manufacturer SkyVenture is to be part of the $100 million dollar CLYMB facility to open in 2018 on Yas Island. Currently the world's largest wind tunnel sits at 17 feet in diameter. Because of the massive increase in scale, we decided take an in-depth look at this tunnel and how it might change the future of bodyflight.
If you are interested in staying up-to-date with the developments please subscribe to the CLYMB wind tunnel page here on ISS.
The area of a 14 ft diameter wind tunnel is 154 square feet. Bump up the diameter to 32 ft and you have 804 square feet. If the height of the flight chamber remained the same (and really, it will probably increase) this would mean that a 14 ft tunnel has just under 20% the flyable space of a 32 ft diameter tunnel. Another way to look at it is the 32 ft tunnel will give you the space of more than five, 14 foot tunnels.
We've made a quick visual reference overlaying four 14 ft tunnels against the 32 ft. This thing is massive!
Like most SkyVenture designs, we assume this tunnel will be a dual loop recirculating model. The recent construction of several 17 ft diameter tunnels has given us an example of what to expect. You can see in this photo taken during the construction of Fly-In, this 17 ft model has expanded from 4 fans normally found powering the same style 14 ft machine up to 6.
A guess is that this style of expansion would be similar for the 32 ft model. A 2 by 4 motor arrangement on either side of the return air loop seems likely.
Previously we published an article about iFLY's new 12 foot wind tunnels. One of the main attractive features of that model is they only have 2 motors and are thus more cost efficient to run. A 32 ft operation takes a radical step in the other direction.
From a business standpoint its hard to imagine it makes sense from a profit standpoint to build and operate a 32 foot tunnel like this on a daily basis. Would it really be feasible for anyone other than the elite rich or large groups of experienced flyers to fly in this machine? Flying multiple inexperienced flyers at the same time, especially in such a large (and likely tall) chamber doesn't make sense sense from a safety standpoint.
We will be watching closely to see what would the price will point be, and what kind of applications are appropriate.
Already there is discussion about this new tunnel supporting 16 way formation skydiving, 8 or 16 way dynamic or even what the possibilities would be for freestyle competition. We think larger tunnels will continue to open doors for interesting new competition concepts not born from skydiving.
The larger space bring a new set of possibilities. For the first time we could see flyers in the tunnel racing against each other rather than together as a team. This bigger space gives flyers enough room to allow for mistakes, bobbles, passes and more. We know that streamers can be added to the tunnel as markers. New technologies in judging have brought lasers and advanced timing systems to indoor skydiving competition that judge accurately within a fraction of a second.
Creative flying minds will surely open up the possibilities for new competition formats in this tunnel.
This is a HUGE jump up from the current models. The new worlds largest tunnel Fly-In, edged out the previous title holders by half a foot in diameter - from 16.5 ft to 17 ft. Jumping from a 17 foot diameter to a 32 foot is massive step.
This homepage was gone in December 2014. As far as we know there hasn't been anything published about this tunnel since.
The United Arab Emirates is notorious for building some of the worlds largest and most impressive things. There is really no more likely place that this tunnel would end up becoming a reality. We are optimistic and truly hope this facility opens in 2018 as announced.
We will be waiting and watching the progress on this new tunnel very closely. If you wish to stay up-to-date with any new announcements please be sure to subscribe to the Indoor Skydiving Source newsletter, subscribe to updates on the 32 foot location page, and follow us on social media.


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Welcome to the Department of Chemistry, where we strive for academic and research excellence while adhering to the Jesuit tradition of cura personalis. Our department offers many exciting learning and research opportunities in core and emerging interdisciplinary areas of chemistry that are at the forefront of modern chemical sciences. With 22 faculty, approximately 75 Ph.D. students, postdocs and research scientists, and 85 undergraduate chemistry and biochemistry majors, the department regularly boasts an annual productivity of more than 60 peer-reviewed articles in top chemistry journals. Our PhD alumni have gone on to professional success in industry, academia, government and other chemistry-related professions, and our undergraduate majors have excellent placement rates in top graduate and medical programs. With the opening of the state-of-the-art science building Regents Hall in Fall 2012, and planned expansion of the sciences, there are many opportunities for pursuing great work in an inclusive and diverse environment.
Located in the heart of Washington DC and overlooking the Potomac River, the Chemistry Department is only a few miles from the National Institutes of Health, the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Naval Research Laboratory in addition to many other world-class science research activity centers at museums and industry in the region. We encourage you learn more about us on these pages and in our departmental newsletters.
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Q: How to add remote vm instance as worker node in kubernetes cluster I'm new to kubernetes and trying to explore the new things in it. So, my question is
Suppose I have existing kubernetes cluster with 1 master node and 1 worker node.  Consider this setup is on AWS, now I have 1 more VM instance available on Oracle Cloud Platform and I want to configure that VM as worker node and attach that worker node to existing cluster.
So, is it possible to do so? Can anybody have any suggestions regarding this.

A: I would instead divide your clusters up based on region (unless you have a good VPN between your oracle and AWS infrastructure)
You can then run applications across clusters. If you absolutely must have one cluster that is geographically separated, I would create a master (etcd host) in each region that you have a worker node in.

A: Worker Node and Master Nodes communication is very critical for Kubernetes cluster. Adding nodes from on-prem to a cloud provider or from different cloud provider will make lots of issues from network perspective.
As VPN connection between AWS and Oracle Cloud needed and every time worker node has to cross ocean (probably) to reach master node.
EDIT: From Kubernetes Doc, Clusters cannot span clouds or regions (this functionality will require full federation support).
https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/best-practices/multiple-zones/

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Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Mix oil, paprika, rosemary, sea salt, pepper and garlic powder in large bowl. Add chicken and potatoes; toss to coat well.
Arrange potatoes in single layer on foil-lined 15-by-10-by-1-inch baking pan sprayed with no stick cooking spray. Bake 15 minutes. Push potatoes to one side of pan. Place chicken on pan.
Bake 30 to 35 minutes longer or until the potatoes are tender and chicken is cooked through, turning potatoes occasionally.
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Movies Trailers News Marvel Universe
After the enormous success of The Avengers, Disney CEO announced in May 2012 that they will be making a sequel of the movie. August of the same year confirmed that Joss Whedon, the maker of the first movie will be in charge of the second one as well. In the next year's San Diego Comic-Con International, the director announced the movie's subtitle, Age of Ultron.
Today, you are just less than four months away from the release of the eleventh installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. You've got the first teaser trailer launched on 22 October, 2014 by Marvel. You also know there's a more descriptive trailer about to come any time in recent future. Now, there's an official announcement of when that 'any time in recent future' exactly is!
New Promo Reveals Release Timing of The Second Trailer!
Marvel has recently published a promo on ESPN which states when and where the second trailer of Avengers: Age of Ultron will be released. According to the promo, the trailer will be aired on 12 January, Monday at 8:30 p.m. EST on the same television network. It is the time when ESPN will be broadcasting the first College Football Playoff National Championship game. Let's check out the promo before moving ahead to what could be expected from the trailer!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=nOSgoawQ7DE
What To Expect From The Second Trailer Of Avengers 2?
The first teaser trailer of the Marvel assembled superhero movie was two minutes and seventeen seconds long. It received 26.2 million views from Marvel's YouTube channel in the first twenty four hours breaking the record of Iron Man 3. Yet, that wasn't enough to present the huge cast body appropriately. You can check that trailer here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=tmeOjFno6Do
A few days back, we had a number of promo arts, which you'll find here, revealing two of the least known but key characters, Vision and Ultron. The second trailer of Avengers; Age of Ultron can be expected to be more detailed, revealing more about Ultron, the key antagonist robot and Vision as well. You can also expect a better outlook to the plot. And if expecting all those seems risky, expect just one thing, Avengers: Age of Ultron second trailer will lift your anticipation to watch the movie to an extreme level!
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Regenerative therapies return former athlete to active lifestyle.
Frank DeLauro was very active and athletic during his youth. A high school football player and wrestler, he earned a scholarship in those sports from Hofstra University in New York. Frank also participated in taekwondo at a competitive level, but later in life, those physically demanding activities caught up with him.
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"I developed debilitating arthritis," shares Frank, now 72. "It's actually in my family history. My grandmother was bedridden with arthritis back in the '30s; my father inherited it, and my aunts and uncles all have it. With me, playing sports exacerbated the arthritis, which can be unbelievably limiting."
When Frank, a Hoboken, New Jersey, native, was 55, his condition progressed significantly into both of his hips. To maintain the level of activity he enjoyed at the time, Frank underwent bilateral hip replacement surgery.
"I had a great surgeon," Frank reports. "He worked on Bo Jackson, the professional football and baseball player. And just like it did with Bo Jackson, my treatment turned out wonderfully."
For 10 years after the hip surgeries, Frank continued to manage his severe neck and back pain. In 2010, his condition became so painful and debilitating that Frank was declared totally disabled.
"At that point, I was in a wheelchair most of the time," Frank recalls. "I could walk but I needed a cane and could go no more than 200 feet. I couldn't stand for more than five minutes either, so I wasn't very active."
Frank's condition continued to worsen, and he soon began suffering knee, shoulder and back pain that made everyday tasks unbearable. Desperate for relief, Frank sought help from another orthopedic surgeon.
That physician explained that Frank's joints and spine were riddled with degenerative osteoarthritis, the most common type of arthritis, and that he was also suffering from stenosis, a narrowing of the spinal canal, and degenerative disc disease.
Unfortunately, the advice Frank received regarding treatment for his pain only made him feel worse. The orthopedic surgeon told him that to become active again, he would need to undergo replacement surgery on his ailing joints and have spinal fusion procedures done on his neck and lower back.
"He told me I needed the spinal fusion if I ever wanted to walk or stand again without pain," Frank remembers. "I thought, I'm not going through five more major surgeries. There's got to be another way."
"Regenerative medicine is a wonderful alternative to going under the knife. It worked wonderfully for me." – Frank
Overwhelmed, Frank began searching for another solution. Through his own research, he discovered regenerative therapy and initially consulted with Nicole Hadjadj, the director of regenerative treatment with Nona Medical Arts, which has clinics in Merritt Island and Orlando.
"Frank first came to us for a consult wishing to avoid having multiple surgeries," Nicole reports. "Our first order of business was to treat his neck and lower back, which we treated with a combination of stem cell, platelet rich plasma (PRP) and high-level laser therapy."
The combination of therapies helped Frank significantly with his debilitating pain and immobility.
"Within a month of starting treatment, I was able to get rid of my cane," Frank exudes. "After about three months, my neck felt so much better that I could move it rather freely and these clicking sounds that I always heard from my spine were reduced tremendously. After about six months, those clicks were gone completely, and I had full mobility in my neck."
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At Nona Medical Arts, Nicole works alongside Richard E. Gayles, MD, a board-certified anesthesiologist and pain management specialist. Dr. Gayles is the practice's founder and medical director. Nona Medical Arts offers comprehensive treatment protocols for patients such as Frank with complicated pain.
"Unfortunately, many regenerative medicine offices have adopted a one-size-fits-all, inject-and-release standard," Nicole explains. "Rather than utilizing this type of approach, we evaluate each candidate and develop a protocol tailored to each person's specific problem.
"We pride ourselves on staying at the forefront of the regenerative medicine and pain management field while treating every patient like our only patient. We offer conventional pain management treatment as well as out-of-the-box, regenerative therapies. And we are very big on using a combination of therapies, not just stem cells."
"We perform various injections if indicated by the patient's clinical condition," Dr. Gayles adds. "These include injections into the large joints and spinal injections that range from epidurals to facet blocks to rhizotomy, which targets specific nerve roots. We also perform kyphoplasty to treat vertebral compression fractures."
Unfortunately, traditional pain management techniques alone do not always alleviate a patient's pain. It's in those cases that Dr. Gayles turns to regenerative medicine techniques such as stem cells, PRP and high-energy laser therapies to help repair the source of the pain.
"There are some other cell-based products for the spine and large joints that we utilize," Dr. Gayles notes. "The use of these additional cell-based products is determined by the patient's age, health history and chronic pain condition. That's part of tailoring the treatment for each specific patient."
Some of the cell-based products that Nona Medical Arts uses include exosomes and placental or cord blood cells.
"Exosomes are extra-cellular vesicles that drive existing stem cells from within the body to the damaged area," Dr. Gayles educates. "They are filled with growth factors that enhance tissue growth and repair.
"And while we prefer to utilize autologous stem cells, meaning the patient's own stem cells, that is sometimes not possible. If that's the case due to advanced age or medical history, that's when we offer the use of donor placental cell or cord blood cell products in our combination treatment protocols."
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Two years after having his spine treated successfully through regenerative techniques, Frank received a similar regenerative therapy protocol on his shoulders and knees. Those treatments were effective in allowing Frank to avoid undergoing the multiple joint replacement and spine surgeries his doctor had once recommended.
"About nine to 12 months after being treated at Nona Medical Arts, my shoulders felt much better," Frank reports. "And just as it was with my spine, the pain and clicking in my knees eventually subsided.
"The folks at Nona Medical Arts even gave me some advice on an exercise routine that I follow religiously to this day. I also stretch for an hour and 10 minutes every day and go to the gym three days a week, and I feel great.
"I can walk forever now, and even play bocce ball. I've been on two championship teams, and that alone shows the improvement in my spine. You can't really bend over and throw a bocce ball while sitting in a wheelchair.
"Regenerative medicine is a wonderful alternative to going under the knife. It worked wonderfully for me. My mobility has increased to the point where I was also able to go back to work at Viera East Golf Club as a starter.
"I thank God and the great staff at Nona Medical Arts for giving me back my life."
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Aussies held their breath watching Steve Smith cop a ball to the head. We've been there before.
On Saturday, Australian cricketer Steve Smith was on his way to reaching a test century in the second Ashes Test when he was hit by rogue cricket ball.
The ball bowled by English cricketer Jofra Archer bounced on the pitch, hitting the 30-year-old on the neck just below the left ear at 148kph.
Instantly, he collapsed, throwing off his helmet before lying face down on the turf. Australian and English fans watching in the stands of London's Lord's cricket ground held their breath.
You can watch the moment Steve Smith copped a ball to the neck below. Post continues after video.
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Minutes passed and eventually, Smith was walked off the ground under the care of a medical team. It was international cricket's first 'concussion substitute' – when a batsman must be subbed off due to a head injury.
Smith returned 40 minutes later to continue batting, having passed initial concussion protocols. A small group of English cricket fans booed him as he walked back out to the crease, and he was bowled out leg before wicket not long after.
Smith was hit in the head by a ball from bowler Jofra Archer. Image: Getty.
Australians held their breath when Smith hit the ground. Image: Getty.
Any true sports fan will tell you booing a player when they've been injured isn't in the true spirit of why we love sport so much.
Many fans, former cricket players and commentators tweeted their thoughts, calling the portion of the crowd who booed "disgraceful".
I get the pantomime of @stevesmith49 arrival to the crease and the booing but please stop booing once he plays with great skill,courage and incredible discipline !!! he deserves a standing ovation for that innings ... #Ashes #Lords
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) August 17, 2019
Idiots booing Steve Smith on his return to crease after concussion. Disgraceful.
— Tim Rice (@SirTimRice) August 17, 2019
Anyone booing Smith at Lord's is a disgrace #ENGvAUS #ashes
— Andrew McGlashan (@andymcg_cricket) August 17, 2019
That's poor from some. Shame on you #ashes
— Justin Moorhouse (@justinmoorhouse) August 17, 2019
Haha booing him when he comes back in. You lot - whoever you are - are the absolute dregs. #Ashes
— Vithushan Ehantharajah (@Vitu_E) August 17, 2019
People booing in this situation really need to get a life, and get out of Lords to be honest.
You champion, @stevesmith49 - c'mon Australia ???????? #Ashes
— Trent Copeland (@copes9) August 17, 2019
And this is a good time to remember Phil Hughes. And to remember that this is a game #SteveSmith #Ashes pic.twitter.com/6CFF37JNv2
— Kirby Barkalot (@jrdn54) August 17, 2019
But for Australians, whether you're a cricket fan or not, seeing any player hit near the head with a ball opens up old wounds.
For us, there's more to the story. A story that started with the tragic death of Phillip Hughes.
It's been almost five years since the Australian cricketing community and the Hughes family lost Phillip Hughes in November, 2014.
A talented batsman and a character loved by everyone who knew him, Hughes was just 25 when he was struck on the top of the neck by a ball during a domestic match in Sydney. He never regained consciousness and passed away in hospital two days later.
Phillip Hughes playing for Australia in 2010. Image: Getty.
David Warner touches the tribute to the late Philip Hughes at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Image: Getty.
In cricket, balls bounce high all the time. Sometimes, it's a bowler's tactic. But this was a freakish accident we hadn't seen before.
And watching Smith fall face first into the ground this weekend, it was impossible not to be reminded of what happened to Hughes. The senseless loss of a promising cricketer and a young Australian is still fresh, years on.
Thankfully, in this instance, the blow to Smith wasn't fatal. He got up and, despite being ruled out for the third test which starts on August 22, he is set to make a full recovery.
But no matter how much time passes, who is at the crease or their past indiscretions, seeing any cricket player hit near the head with a ball will always feel close to home for us.
A sharp inhale of breath that we hold until a sign of movement, something, that lets us know they'll be okay.
That they'll get back up.
What did you think about the Steve Smith incident on the weekend? Let us know in the comments.
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Most of the rejection comes before the interview process. Before you despair, know that it's not untypical to have sent out over 100 resumes before getting a callback. Different reports show that each corporate job opening receives anywhere from 100 to 250 applications. These days large companies use software to filter out resumes, and it presents around 25% of the bunch. Out of all of those, up to ten will be selected for an interview.
Don't panic, though. You should know that job hunting is more of a numbers game than it would initially seem. If you didn't get a callback yet, just remember: job hunting is a separate skill in and of itself, not everyone is good at it. It is in no way a reflection on you as a professional.
If you've gotten the chance to apply for a job at the company you were dreaming about, try not to get your hopes up. Same with the other jobs that you've found that seem like a perfect fit for you. Once you start imagining how you'll fit in in their office before you even go for the initial interview, you know you're in trouble. Falling in love with a job you haven't even been interviewed for is a sure way to be let down. Don't get too excited even after you've gone through the interview process and are awaiting an offer. Keeping a cool head about this will do you well, especially when you get to the stage where you negotiate your salary.
If you went to the interview, but got rejected, instead of feeling discouraged, treat it as an opportunity to better yourself as a candidate. If you received a letter from the recruiter saying 'thanks for your time…', feel free to reply with questions about your candidacy. Start by thanking them for considering your candidacy. Then, ask for feedback. It's important not to come off as whiny, entitled or combative, so phrase your question well. Generally, you won't get a reply, since providing feedback puts the recruiter in an awkward position, ethically and legally. But sometimes you'll get good advice that you can use.
4) You don't get the job, the job gets you.
It's easy to get discouraged after sending out dozens of applications and receiving silence in return time and time again. Instead of thinking about job hunting in terms of how attractive you are to a potential employee, think of it in terms of how attractive a potential employer is to you. You are the one with something they want, not the other way around. You're the person with the expertise they need, and the job hunt is your process of looking whom to sell your time and knowledge to. Flip the script, and every 'rejection' you get is just an indicator that your time is best spent somewhere else. You don't really want to work at a place where they don't want you as an employee anyway, right?
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Attachment disorder is a serious condition where people have a hard time creating and maintaining lasting relationships. Many times these attachment issues arise from a failure to form normal attachments to primary care giving figures in early childhood. These attachment issues can carry throughout a child's adolescent years to adulthood. Adults that have an attachment disorder sometimes show a compete lack of ability to be genuinely affectionate with other and have other trust issues. If you are having problems maintaining relationships, seeing a psychologist might be the best approach.


Date of online application starts from: 27/08/2015 (from 11:00 A.M).
Last date for online application is: 25/10/2015 (till 5:00 P.M).
Candidates will have to pay application fee of Rs.200/-. For general categories, and a fee of Rs.50/- for SC/ST category (of Jharkhand State Only). The fee has to be paid through Net banking/Debit Card/Credit Card in SBI or any other bank.
Candidates must have possessed a minimum age of 18 years and must not exceed 25 years of age for General candidates, for EBC (schedule- 1) and BC (male) (schedule-2)the age limit is 27 years, For UR, EBC (Schedule-1) and BC (Schedule- 2 Female) Residents of Jharkhand the age limit is 28 years, For SC/ST (male and Female) candidates of Jharkhand the age limit is 30 years.
The age limits in all the above cases shall be taken into consideration as on 01/08/2015.
OBC/SC/ST category candidates except Jharkhand State shall be considered as General/UnReserved categories.
Candidates should possess a degree in matriculation (Class 10) from Jharkhand State Educational Exam.
Candidates shall be selected on the basis of their performance Preliminary Exam followed by Mains Exam and Physical and Medical test.


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Country Liaison Coordinator, Pacific Labour Facility (PLF) - Brisbane
Palladium is a global leader in the design, development and delivery of Positive Impact - the intentional creation of enduring social and economic value. We work with foundations, investors, governments, corporations, communities and civil society to formulate strategies and implement solutions that generate lasting social, environmental and financial benefits.
For the past 50 years, we have been making Positive Impact possible. With a team of more than 2,500 employees operating in 90 plus countries and a global network of more than 35,000 technical experts, Palladium has improved - and is committed to continuing to improve - economies, societies and most importantly, people's lives.
Palladium is a child-safe organisation, and screens applicants for suitability to work with children. We also provide equal employment to all participants and employees without regard to race, color, religion, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, veteran or marital status.
Project Overview and Role
The Pacific Labour Scheme and the Seasonal Worker Programme are two employment programs sponsored by the Australian government, which allow citizens of Pacific Countries to take up low and semi-skilled work opportunities with Australian employers in certain locations and industries.
The Pacific Labour Facility (PLF) facilitates the connection of Australian employers with Pacific workers for both these programs. The facility also provides continuous support to Pacific workers who are taking part in the programs. The PLF will act as trusted intermediary in connecting Australian employers with Pacific workers and in its partnerships with Pacific countries, the private sector and other stakeholders. The PLF is managed by Palladium on behalf of the Department of Foreign Affairs &Trade (DFAT).
The Country Liaison Coordinator will be the key focal point between the liaison officers from various pacific island countries (PIC) and the Pacific Labour Facility (PLF). As more PICs recruit liaison officers to provide worker welfare and employment engagement services, the Country Liaison Coordinator will be crucial in ensuring ongoing positive working relationships with the PICs liaison officers, managing PLF support to these officers, and coordinating their messaging and approach.
Under the direction of the Demand Lead the Country Liaison Coordinator will:
Act as PLF focal point for Liaison Officers engaged by pacific island countries participating in labour mobility schemes.
Develop a PLF induction for liaison officers, including introductions to key members of the PLF team, Fair Work Ombudsman, and Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business.
Work with liaison officers to determine their roles, responsibilities and accountabilities as related to labour mobility.
Manage the PLF support for liaison officers. This will include receiving applications for funding, making recommendations to PLF Demand Lead, engaging with the Worker Welfare Lead on worker issues and working with liaison officers to finalise details of funding requests.
Arrange travel and logistical support for liaison officers to complete their inputs, with support from the PLF operations team.
Supported by the Operations team, monitor the liaison officers' budget, ensuring value for money principles are followed. Provide targeted and transparent support for liaison activities, ensuring there are clear links between the approved activities and increase in country participation in labour mobility.
Process invoices (through PLF finance team) to pay providers, or reimburse liaison officers, upon submission of invoices from travel providers (if necessary).
Supported by the PLF Communications team, develop a suite of targeted communications materials (fact sheets, infographics etc.) to be used by the Liaison Officers, with clear messaging consistent with PLF priorities and objectives.
Establish 6 monthly Liaison Officer's workshops to provide opportunity for ongoing training and updates on progress so far. These workshops will also involve information sharing, analysis of lessons learnt and an opportunity to share stakeholder feedback.
Support liaison officers in the development of country specific engagement and marketing strategies, with the objective of increasing their respective countries participation in labour mobility.
Provide ongoing training and capacity development to liaison officers, tailoring to the requirements of individual LOs. This may involve accessing courses and materials to develop skills, mentoring by accompanying LOs on worker welfare/marketing visits, and facilitating linkages with key stakeholders.
In coordination with the Worker Welfare team, support LOs in developing strong networks to support workers from their sending country, including employers, civil society, diaspora and church/sporting groups.
Manage the coordination of liaison officers travel in Australia. This will include ensuring employers visits are managed carefully to avoid any overlap or fatigue and engaging with relevant PLF team members where opportunities to collaborate with liaison officers present themselves.
Provide support to LOs to ensure they are familiar with all relevant processes and protocols. Provide feedback and training where necessary.
Maintain detailed records regarding funding requests and reports submitted by liaison officers upon completion of their trips.
Any other tasks requested by the Demand Lead or Deputy Team Leader, as appropriate to the incumbent's experience and qualifications.
The Country Liaison Coordinator will possess the following qualifications and experience:
Experience in providing coordination and administrative support to large and geographically dispersed teams.
Demonstrated ability to work autonomously with limited supervision, to work to deadlines, and to balance competing priorities.
A demonstrated ability to build respectful, productive and sustainable working relationships with a variety of stakeholders and working together to achieve results.
Demonstrated experience working effectively with stakeholders from the Pacific Islands.
Experience with delivery of skills training to learners who have English as a second language.
High level proficiency in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and web browsers;
Driver's licence and willingness to drive to regional locations
Flexibility to undertake frequent travel, including after hours and weekends
Brisbane, Australia, Australia


I show you, yours more darkness dreams "IM YOU MORE WORST NIGTHMARE"
I have to stop Dark Madness 1 and Madness Fails 2 for a while.
I have a lot of things to do.
- Approve all my asignatures.
- Im moving to another city soon.
- And i have a lot of idea for Dark Madness, Madness Fails and more.
I hope to finish at least Dark Madness 1 before x-mas and Madness Fails on january or at the same time of Dark Madness... Trust me, there is nobody more excited like me to finish these animations.
Well, thats it for now, soon some screenshots and trailers for the animations and my game.
Buena suerte, y a ver si lo acabas de una vez xD.
Creeme, no hay nadie con mas ganas de ver esto finalizado que yo.


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Cruise NewsCLIA Says CDC's New Guidelines for Cruises Are Unworkable
CLIA Says CDC's New Guidelines for Cruises Are Unworkable
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Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), which represents 95% of capacity on ocean cruise ships, once again called for the CDC to lift their Conditional Sail Order saying it was largely unworkable.
CLIA issued a statement saying that the CDC's new guidelines are disappointing. On the same day the CDC issued new onerous requirements for the cruise industry, five months after the original order, CDC issued relaxed guidance for domestic and international travel due to vaccination progress and recognition of the improved public health environment.
The organization said that the new requirements are unduly burdensome, largely unworkable, and seem to reflect a zero-risk objective rather than the mitigation approach to COVID that is the basis for every other US sector of our society.
The effect of these new mandates is that nearly half a million Americans– from longshoremen and ground transportation operators to hotel, restaurant, and retail workers, travel agents, and tens of thousands of businesses that service cruise ships, are continuing to financially suffer with no reasonable timeline provided for the safe return of cruising.
Nearly 400,000 passengers have already sailed from Europe and parts of Asia since last summer, following stringent, science-based protocols that resulted in a far lower incident rate than on land. The irony is that today an American can fly to any number of destinations to take a cruise, but cannot board a ship in the U.S.
This deprives U.S. workers from participating in the economic recovery and does not recognize the public health advances that have been made over many months, including the ability to effectively mitigate risk on cruise ships.
It really is mind boggling!! CDC wants to require #cruise ships to only use jet bridges once every 12 hours, on one ship. Airplanes use their jet bridges hourly, throughout the day, with multiple planes. 🤦♂
— Stewart Chiron (@CruiseGuy) April 5, 2021
With no discernable path forward or timeframe for resumption in the U.S., more sailings originating in the Caribbean and elsewhere are likely to be announced, effectively shutting American ports, closing thousands of American small businesses, and pushing an entire industry off- shore.
CLIA is urging the Biden Administration to consider the evidence that supports the gradual resumption of cruises from U.S. ports.
Norwegian Cruise Line Requiring Vaccines, Hopes for July Restart
Carnival Cruise Line Removes June Cruises From Booking Engine


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Another Issue For Uber
Philadelphia Sues, Fines Uber $300K Over Allegations Of Operating Illegally
After 10 months of driving the streets in Philadelphia, Uber now faces a lawsuit and $300,000 fine for providing ride-hailing services in violation of city regulations. [More]
Uber victory
Judge Dismisses Suit Accusing Uber Of Misrepresenting Services, Racketeering
By Ashlee Kieler 8.14.15
Uber scored a victory in one of the many legal battles it's party to on Thursday, when a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by 15 Connecticut taxi and limousine companies that aimed to stop the ride-sharing service from operating in the state. [More]
No Uber For You
Germany Bans Uber For Second Time, Fines Company $264,825 For Each Violation
Uber's fight to transport customers in Germany hit yet another roadblock today as it was banned from operating within the country for the second time in 12 months. And this time, if the company breaks the imposed injunction, it can expect to pay a hefty to the tune of $264,825 per violation. [More]
Finding A Way
Uber Infiltrates Chicago Airports Thanks To Partnership With United Airlines
Airports have long been the domain of taxi cabs, limos, and licensed car services. Ride-sharing services haven't really been able to break that stronghold, though some have tried. But travelers to one of America's busiest airports may soon have new options as a result of a new arrangement between United Airlines and Uber. [More]
ride-sharing
San Antonio Police Watching For New Public Menace: Lyft Drivers
Out of all of the issues that people who drive for ride-sharing services might have, we didn't imagine this one: wondering whether your next passenger is a cop. Yet Lyft drivers in San Antonio received that warning from the city's chief of police. Could other cities where these apps are doing battle with governments that regulate taxi medallions do the same? [More]
NYC Taxis Now Let You Know When You're Being Taken For A Ride
By Chris Morran 3.19.10
Earlier this week, we wrote about how taxi drivers in New York City had been caught overcharging passengers to the tune of $8.3 million over the last two years. To remedy the situation, the Taxi & Limousine Commission will be upgrading all cabs to alert passengers whenever their rate increases. [More]
NYC Taxis Caught Overcharging By $8.3 Million
If you've ever taken a cab in New York City and thought, "Wow, that seemed to be more expensive than it should have been," there's a chance you might have been right. The city's Taxi & Limousine Commission has recently admitted that, in just the past two years, drivers have overcharged passengers to the tune of $8.3 million. [More]
Police Make You Give Your iPod To A Cab Driver As Payment
By Meg Marco 1.23.09
We're not like, positive or anything, but we doubt there's a law that says you have to give your iPod to a cab driver if your credit card is declined. The New York Post says that a woman was forced, by JFK Airport Police, to hand over her iPod or be "taken downtown."
Donkey's Bum Makes for a Good Ad
By consumerist.com 3.2.06
Fantastic pack of commercials for "The World of Comedy International Film Festival." Perfectly satirizes film festival preening, wherein artsy reporters intensely interview the makers of an a slapstick comedy as if they were auteurs.


Ecological Services achieves conservation of Service trust resources, focusing on imperiled species, through and with others.
The Southwest Region's Ecological Services (ES) operates from 15 Field Offices and sub-offices in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma, as well as the Regional Office located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Ecological Services is responsible for implementing numerous laws, including the Endangered Species Act, Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, National Environmental Policy Act, Clean Water Act, Federal Power Act, Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, and Sikes Act.
Ecological Services works with others to plan and implement on-the-ground conservation measures for species listed under the Endangered Species Act. For example, we consult with other federal agencies during the development phase of their projects so that impacts to a listed species can be avoided and the status of listed species can be improved through means such as habitat restoration, creation, and enhancement. Similarly, we work with private landowners and members of industry to develop Habitat Conservation Plans that outline on-the-ground conservation measures that can be carried out in conjunction with their development projects to offset impacts to species without impediment to economic growth and development. We use the best available science and sound managerial techniques to achieve conservation of Service trust resources, focusing on threatened and endangered species, 150 of which are found in the Southwest Region.
In doing this, we integrate our Federal authorities with social, political, and economic realities to ensure sound resource decisions, while recognizing the importance of a partnership approach addressing the needs of Federal, State, Tribal, local, and non-profit stakeholders, as well as private land owners. In addition, education and information dissemination are integral parts of all of our activities.
The Ecological Services division supports a number of specialized and high profile projects, among them, the Mexican Wolf, Houston Toad, and Whooping Crane recovery programs, which are demonstrating successes in working with partners to increase species numbers and manage key habitats.
The Southwest Region is also one of the leaders in the use of conservation banks as a tool for conserving listed species, while providing the private sector a means to mitigate their project impacts. In Texas, a number of banks have been established to provide conservation for endangered golden-cheeked warblers and black-capped vireos. These banks provide a means for urban and residential development to proceed while protecting these bird species. We have also approved conservation banks in eastern Oklahoma for the endangered American burying beetle, providing an expedient way for the oil and gas project proponents to mitigate their impacts on the burying beetle.
Ecological Services has developed a Regional Spill Contingency Plan which addresses our response to oil and hazardous materials spills specific to the Southwest Region, and works to restore habitats and resources injured by releases of hazardous substances using a process called Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration (NRDAR). The goals of NRDAR are to restore the habitats and resources to the condition they would have been had the hazardous substances not been released, and to compensate the public for the loss of their use or enjoyment of natural resources.
Ecological Service's Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program provides technical and financial assistance for restoration and enhancement of fish and wildlife habitat on private lands, in partnership with other state and federal agencies and non-governmental organizations. The Partners Program Restoring a wetlands by removing invasive red and salt cedar (USFWS) also establishes "Outdoor Conservation Classrooms" in many schools as a learning tool to teach students and other members of the public with an emphasis on wetlands and other important ecosystems. These sites provide a great opportunity to help connect children and adults to nature. To successfully educate young people on these resource issues, a "hands on," proactive and interactive Outdoor Classroom provides the ideal structured environment for learning.


Do you think Auto Transport world is a scary world? Especially, it looks like it in Virginia. It is a state of opportunities brings many unhealthy and undesirable individuals. So, while attempting to find the best of Car Shipping Services, you should look into various things.
Auto shipping world is very shadowy. But following checklist will show some light on remarkable Car Shipping Services that only companies with better reputation and competence adhere to.
Find Auto shipping company if you want to ship. Third party involvement will require deposit that will be extra to the services rendered. Besides, finding a third party doesn't ensure best services as auto shipping companies who can't find deals independently use them.
Apply for multiple quotes from different companies. So as to compare them to extract the best out of them.
Ask about services, process, and prices thoroughly. Apart from services, enquire about their insurance coverage and cancellation terms and conditions.
Check their reviews in details to get a better picture of their services.
Check their license to see if they are properly authorized to do shipping within and interstate. They should have FMCSA approved MC no. and DOT no.
Check their insurance coverage system, cancellation terms and conditions, live GPS tracking system etc.
Never give account details for payment before delivery and damage inspection. Most of the time, they don't respond when they have extracted money from you already.
Get everything in writing, but don't sign it without going through it in detail. Look for fine prints; if possible check everything out legally.
And last before handing prepare your car. Sometimes, the laid back attitude of Auto shipping companies in Virginia leaves too much to be desired. Reputation takes years to build, and that experience is what has helped AUTO TRANS SOLUTIONS to establish the foundation of success that we hope to climb up and up.


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Can you believe it? June is already halfway over and here in Northeast Iowa summer is in full swing!
Decorah Schools – I'll Miss You!
It's like Summer… in the Greenhouse!


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Cartinhan (italià Cartignano, piemontès Cartignan) és un municipi italià, situat a la regió del Piemont. L'any 2007 tenia 185 habitants. Està situat a la Val Maira, dins de les Valls Occitanes. Limita amb els municipis de Dronero, Melle, Roccabruna i San Damiano Macra.

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Municipis de Cuneo

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EMF-Portal | Epidemiological evidence on health risks of cellular telephones.
[Epidemiologische Evidenz für Gesundheitsrisiken durch Mobiltelefone].
Hardell L et al. (2001): Cellular telephones and risk of brain tumours.
Dendy PP (2000): Mobile phones and the illusory pursuit of safety.