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2022 Outdoor Concerts in Napa Valley
Napa Valley is a feast for the senses, and for the ears, there's plenty of outdoor live music concerts year-round. Open-air concerts come in a variety of options, from large-scale music festivals to small-town band nights, intimate lounge-style acts to one-of-a-kind outdoor winery stages.
Here's a rundown of the concerts and live music at our wineries, restaurants, and hotels coming up in 2022 over the summer and into early fall.
Oxbow RiverStage
Napa Valley has several other large-format concert programs throughout the summer every year.
One of the most popular, Oxbow RiverStage, is an open-air performing arts venue set up along the banks of the Oxbow River in downtown Napa. Every year this stage welcomes about a half-dozen different artists. Food trucks and other food and wine vendors work these shows, as well. The 2022 lineup includes:
Brandi Carlile on June 19
Norah Jones with Regina Spektor on June 25
A-ha on July 29
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave on August 12
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss on August 23
Widespread Panic on August 26–28
Leon Bridges on September 4
Bonnie Raitt with Mavis Staples on September 17
Charles Krug Winery
Farther north, in St. Helena, the Blue Note Napa puts on a surprisingly eclectic lineup of concerts on a relatively modest stage at Charles Krug Winery. These concerts are mostly on weekends, spanning the entire summer. Find the full list of concerts here. Just some of the bands performing in 2022 are:
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy on June 18
Ani DiFranco on June 25
Bebel Gilberto on July 29
The Psychedelic Furs on August 12
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic on August 21
Rodrigo y Gabriela on September 15
moe. on September 23–24
Special Outdoor Music Events
Napa Valley hosts several special outdoor music events every year, as well – multiday programs designed to extend and amplify the appreciation of music and culture throughout the Bay Area.
Festival Napa Valley
Festival Napa Valley, which takes place every summer, comprises 10 nights' worth of music and dance performances, held at various locations up and down the Valley. Some of these performances are outdoors, and because they're at night, the outdoor performances often unfold under the stars. Other outdoor Festival performances take place at wineries, amongst the vineyards. Several Festival events also are held in the outdoor amphitheater at CIA Copia. In 2022, Festival Napa Valley headliners include Trisha Yearwood performing outside at Nickel & Nickel, and Grammy-award violinist Joshua Bell and soprano Larissa Martinez performing on the outdoor stage at Charles Krug Winery.
Broadway & Vine
Also this summer is the Broadway & Vine series, featuring four Broadway stars performing outdoors on four different nights (all concerts include entertainment and a vintner dinner at an additional cost):
Lea Michele at Carneros Resort on June 7
Nasia Thomas and Jelani Remy at Tre Posti in St. Helena on July 11
Ciara Renee and Natalie Tenenbaum at Tre Posti on August 10
Abby Mueller at Tre Posti on September 20
Blue Note Jazz Festival
Finally, the Blue Note Jazz Festival will be held at Charles Krug Estate Winery July 29–31.
Town Concert Series
Most of the towns in Napa Valley have their own concert summer series as well. These tend to be more modest affairs – intimate gatherings that attract an even number of locals and visitors to the region.
Thursdays are concert days in Calistoga's Pioneer Park, thanks to the summertime Calistoga Concerts in the Park program. Guests can bring their own wines, and local wines are available for purchase.
Lyman Park is St. Helena is thumping on Thursdays as well – Thursdays in July. This is part of the St. Helena Summer Concert series, which takes place under the gazebo. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own chairs, blankets, and picnics. Most restaurants in town offer take-out meal options on concert nights, too.
At Yountville Music in the Park, music lovers gather on blankets and lawn chairs in Veterans Memorial Park to listen to local bands play under a gazebo. Different bands and food trucks are scheduled for each week. The concerts are held every other week from June 12 – August 28.
Downtown Napa
Perhaps the most happening city concert series is in downtown Napa every Friday, as the Napa City Nights Summer Concerts take place in Veterans Memorial Park along the river. Hundreds of people show up to the amphitheater along the Napa Riverwalk Promenade every week, and there's nothing more peaceful than watching live music as the sun sets behind you. Be sure to bring a picnic dinner, and – of course – don't forget the wine.
Other Venues with Music
Music in the Vineyards
Another option for great live music: the Music in the Vineyards series, a nationally acclaimed chamber music festival held at different wineries and other event venues every August.
Napa Valley is a great place to see live music indoors, too, and we'd be remiss if we didn't at least mention a few of the most notable venues for inside shows. At the top of the indoor list is Blue Note Napa in downtown Napa, and the Uptown Theatre, which hosts big-name acts year-round.
Wineries, Hotels, Restaurants
Many wineries, hotels, and restaurants have live music nights, as well. Among the best:
JaM Cellars JaM Sessions (Thursdays – Saturdays)
Busters Southern BBQ live jazz & blues (Sundays)
Merryvale Vineyards music on the terrace (1st & 3rd Fridays)
Picayune Cellars live music (Fridays)
Andaz Napa live music (Wednesdays & Saturdays)
FARM at Carneros live music (Sundays – Thursdays)
Embassy Suites live music (Tuesdays)
River Terrace Inn live music (Fridays & Saturdays)
Like many high-end destinations, Napa Valley has embraced several large-format outdoor live music concerts in recent years.
The largest of these is without question BottleRock, a three-day music (and food!) festival held at the Napa Valley Expo in downtown Napa on Memorial Day weekend (May 27–29).
The lineups comprise some of the biggest names in the music business – this year's headliners are Metallica, Twenty One Pilots, P!nk, and Luke Combs. Every year the show runs multiple stages simultaneously.
BottleRock also is a festival of food and wine, as dozens of Napa Valley restaurateurs and wineries get in on the fun to sell their wares. Perhaps the most famous food item year after year: A bucket of fried chicken from Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc restaurant.
BottleRock also plans after parties and after concerts every year, and these shows are just as exciting as the main events. JaM Cellars Ballroom is hosting indoor BottleRock AfterDark concerts each night of the weekend this year.
Check out our events calendar online to discover what's happening when you're in town.
Tags: Ad Hoc, Andaz Napa, Blue Note Napa, Buster's Southern Barbecue, Charles Krug Winery, Embassy Suites Napa Valley, FARM at Carneros, The CIA at Copia, JAM Cellars, JaM Cellars Ballroom, Merryvale Vineyards, Nickel & Nickel, Oxbow RiverStage, Picayune Cellars, River Terrace Inn, The Uptown Theater
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Matt Villano is a freelance writer, copywriter, and editor based in Healdsburg. He has covered Wine Country for 15 years. Learn more about him at whalehead.com.


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There are a number of causes of infertility and a variety of reasons why someone might find it difficult to conceive. One of the stranger sounding, and actually quite scary reasons being touted, is the presence of anti-sperm antibodies. An antibody is a cell of the immune system that is created by the body to combat specific threats, normally bacteria and viruses. However, sometimes the body can create antibodies against molecules that are not a threat, and sometimes this can be damaging to health.
Why does the body do this? Well, that's the million dollar question that scientists would dearly love to know the answer to. There are many theories, and they mostly point towards infections or other types of irritation.
Anti-sperm antibodies are proteins that attack and kill sperm cells. They have been heavily linked, but as of yet not totally proven, to reduce fertility. Both men and women can carry these cells, so if you're having trouble conceiving, you should both get tested. Blood testing is the most common method of testing for antibodies in women, while in men it is done via a test of the sperm itself. If you do test positive for anti-sperm antibodies, there are treatment options available. Corticosteroids can help in reducing antibody levels, but do have side effects. For affected women, either intra-uterine insemination, or in-vitro fertilisation can be used to bypass the antibodies, which are generally found in the cervical mucus.
While the exact cause of the creation of anti-sperm antibodies is unknown, trauma to the testicular area has been heavily linked. This can be from, but is not limited to, infections, cancers, or surgeries, such as vasectomies and vasectomy reversals. Tests can be done before the operation, but as the operation may in fact cause the development of antibodies, it is not really relevant. The best option is normally just to go ahead with the procedure and cross that hurdle should it arise.
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(1) The adjoining figure shows a 1000 turn coil of fine insulated copper wire connected to the y-inputs A and B of a cathode ray oscilloscope set for displaying the voltage wave form induced in the coil. A bar magnet, with its axis vertical and coinciding with the axis of the coil, is initially at rest, with its centre O at a height 10 cm from the centre of the coil. The bar magnet is allowed to fall freely under gravity and the induced voltage as a function of time is displayed on the screen of the oscilloscope. Which one among the following graphs best represents the induced voltage?
The magnetic flux linked with the coil increases up to the instant when the centres of the magnet and the coil coincide. Thereafter the magnetic flux decreases. Therefore, the direction of the induced emf gets reversed. The reversal of the induced emf occurs at the instant when the centres of the magnet and the coil coincide since the rate of change of magnetic flux at that instant is zero even though the flux linkage is maximum. Further, the latter half of the induced voltage has a peak of greater magnitude since the speed of fall of the magnet is greater so that the rate of change of magnetic flux is greater. The correct option is (a).
(2) The voltage variation across a resistance R in a series LR circuit is displayed as a function of time using a cathode ray oscilloscope. The swith S is closed at time t = 0 and then opened at time t = t1. Which one among the following graphs best represents the voltage variation across R during the time interval 0 to t1?
When the switch S is closed,the time constant of the circuit is L/R and is significant. The current I in the circuit therefore does not rise abruptly to the final maximum value I0 (let us say). . The rise of current is exponential and hence the voltage across the resistance R rises exponentially with time.
[The exponential growh of the current I is given by I = I0(1 – e –Rt/L) where e is the base of natural logarithms].
When the switch S is opened at the instant t1 the open circuit at the switch makes the resistance of the circuit infinite and hence the time constant becomes zero. The current drops abruptly to zero. The voltage drop across R also drops abruptly to zero. The correct option is (e).
[The graph (d) may distract you. The growth of the voltage shown in it is not exponential. In an exponential growth, the initial rate of growth will be the largest].
This question is very simple but it may confuse you.
Since the LR circuit has a non-zero time constant (L/R), the voltmeter readings will not become zero abruptly but will drop to zero exponentially with time. Since the inductance and resistance are connected in parallel, the voltmeters V1 and V2 will indicate the same reading at all times [Option (e)].


Finally, it is time to announce the results of the 6 Second Resume Challenge! With over 9,000 participants and counting, we are ready to put the 6 second resume myth to bed.
If you haven't taken the challenge yet, make sure to click the link above and come back when you're finished.
Scroll down to find out who scored better: the Average Joes or the Professional Recruiters.
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Resume Genius has BUSTED a popular myth claiming that recruiters can judge resumes in 6 seconds.
How did we bust it? With an experiment. We pitted average joes against professional recruiters to find out which group can better judge a resume within 6 seconds. The results were amusing.
We presented average joes and professional recruiters with a task: sort through 10 resumes, keeping good candidates and trashing bad ones.
The challenge? They only had 6 seconds to judge each resume. We spread the word across the web, and the data started pouring in.
7,000 Average Joes – Score: 5.7/10 WINNER!
You are seeing that correctly. Average joes scored higher than professional recruiters. Not that it matters. If this were a pop quiz in high school, everyone would be earning an F — so no one earns bragging rights.
What went so wrong for everyone?
The answer is obvious: there is too much content on a resume to be judged accurately in 6 seconds. Therefore, people had to rely on resume formatting and aesthetics to make a judgement. If you're a professional recruiter, you know that's only a small part of judging a resume. But it obviously has a huge impact.
So if there are HRs actually judging resumes within 6 seconds, they probably won't be HRs much longer.
But you can't deny the facts. On average, everyone scores a 5/10. An F. So let's put this myth to bed — recruiters can't judge resumes in 6 seconds, and nor should they try to.
But there is still one major lesson to be learned from our challenge — making a good first impression on the recruiter improves your resume's chances by 25% in the first 6 seconds.
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Great blog. thanks for sharing these points.
I loved this challenge, it does prove that 6 seconds isn't nearly enough time. I could see 30 seconds being enough for those in the industry looking at resumes on a daily basis but 6 seconds is obviously out of the question. I took it and scored a 6/10 but I'll be the first to admit several of those times I had no idea whether to keep or trash it. Thanks for the fun assessment!
The test was slow to load and play because it had lots of extra drek that almost crashed a current version of Chrome browser. Good experience and concept (so please improve the execution as it is valuable). I think it helps understand that the best approach is a multiple sort process, which is what I have used in my hiring. 1st pass is to drop 50-75%, then spend more time on next pass, then more time on each pass. So a 'no phone number' may be legitimate to not see until 2nd pass. But when I got 75 resumes for a lawyer position (requiring a JD and bar card) offering only $15 per hour (in essence an internship), we needed a way to get the list of candidates smaller quickly to give due diligence to those that made sense.
Thanks for your input, we try to keep the site optimized for our users to have the best experience possible, so your comment will be taken into account. Your method also seems fair — recruitment and hiring are significant parts of having a successful business, and deserve greater attention from companies.
Great challenge! I enjoyed it… and experienced no lag in test load time at all. I thought this was a great tool to bring attention to 'this process' by using an actual timer. I scored 8/10, but firmly believe 30 to 60 seconds are necessary to adequately determine an initial 'keep or dump' resume. And, to effectively evaluate candidates to interview (from the 'keep' pile), I take a couple minutes to actually read the entire resume. These are just my opinions, of course. Thanks again!


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'Alien: Covenant' Oculus Experience Is From the POV of Chest-Burster
If you've ever wondered what it's like to be an alien living inside a person's body, ready to burst out and kill people at any moment, this is your chance. Alien: Covenant In Utero is a new "virtual reality experience" from 20th Century Fox available for Oculus Rift that allows its users to become a Neomorph, the new alien that will be introduced in the upcoming Alien: Covenant.
A brief trailer for the new VR experience is a mind-boggling combination of muffled screams, screeching sound effects, and typical in utero sounds — namely, swishing liquid and distant heartbeats. It's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it trailer, with the "action" only lasting for 10 seconds before the Covenant logo flashes onscreen.
The screaming, which is panicked, hysterical, and only from women, harkens back to Sigourney Weaver's in-utero chest-burster in Aliens and Noomi Rapace's self-inflicted, machine-performed C-section in Prometheus. It's a little gag-inducing in, maybe, not the best way.
But this VR experience from Oculus is clearly hinting at more chest-bursting and possible C-sections to come in the upcoming Alien: Covenant.
Alien: Covenant In Utero is available April 26 according to 20th Century Fox's official Twitter account.
Alien: Covenant premieres in theaters May 19, 2017.

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Hall expects to be ready for camp: 'It's been a really good process'
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New Jersey Devils superstar Taylor Hall is healthy and hungry to help his club return to the postseason for the second time in three years.
"We're hoping for a playoff berth this year. I think anything less would be disappointing," Hall told sportsandmoore.com on Saturday.
Hall, who underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in February, hasn't played since Dec. 23, but he expects to be ready for Devils training camp in September.
"I feel really good," Hall said. "It's been a long process not playing a game for that long. It really takes a toll on you mentally, but being back on the ice and being able to play at a pretty high intensity, even though it's just the summer, feels really nice. I haven't had any issues with the knee so far since I've been skating, and it's been a really good process, so hopefully that can continue into (training) camp."
Despite being limited to just 33 games last season, Hall finished fifth in team scoring for the 29th-place Devils with 37 points.
New Jersey ended a six-year playoff drought in 2017-18, but the club missed the postseason in 2018-19 after a 25-point drop-off. Devils general manager Ray Shero has been active this offseason, however, selecting blue-chip prospect Jack Hughes with the first overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, and trading for All-Star defenseman P.K. Subban and forward Nikita Gusev.
Shero also signed veteran forward Wayne Simmonds to a one-year deal on July 1.
"A guy like Subban has had a lot of success in the League before," Hall said. "A couple of unknowns with Gusev and Hughes, but they're highly skilled players who can hopefully make a huge impact on our team.
"Simmonds is a known commodity and someone who's looking to bounce back and I think he has it in him. I've played against him for a long time in the League and know how hard he is to play against. So with those four guys, and hopefully a healthy year for us, hopefully we can do some damage."
Hall captured the 2017-18 Hart Trophy after recording a career-best 39 goals and 93 points during his second year with the Devils. He became the first player in franchise history to win the award.
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2014 NIH Funding: A Look at Top Recipients
UC San Francisco garnered nearly $546.6 million of the highly competitive funds to support its top-caliber research at the University's schools of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing and Pharmacy, and the Graduate Division.
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The funding supports a wide array of critical health science research, including UCSF scientists' efforts to understand and develop therapies for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, HIV, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.
Below, a few highlights of how the NIH funds support UCSF researchers in changing the way we approach health and health care.
Diane Havlir, MD
1. Diane Havlir, $15,999,321
2. Steven Deeks, $7,422,590
3. Dean Sheppard, $6,482,022
4. Stanton Glantz, $5,779,359
5. Geoffrey Manley, $5,493,551
While HIV/AIDS treatment has improved significantly across the globe, communities still struggle to stop the spread of HIV.
That's why UCSF researchers are studying SEARCH: a community-based trial of several hundred thousand people in Uganda and Kenya to test whether immediately giving antiretroviral therapy to anyone who tests positive for HIV is a viable public health strategy to stop transmission of the virus.
Diane Havlir, MD, chief of the HIV/AIDS Division at San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center co-leads SEARCH with Moses Kamya, MBChB, MMed, MPH, PhD, and chair of medicine at Makerere University in Uganda. Havlir is of the world's leading AIDS researchers, and much of her work now focuses on studying the implementation of prevention and treatment services for HIV, tuberculosis and malaria in east Africa.
Havlir was recently awarded an NIH grant to find ways to help the nearly one-third of patients in African settings who test positive for HIV but fail to get treatment. Her team is trying to find ways to get around the testing delays and other obstacles – whether they are rooted in the attitudes of providers or the lack of financial resources among patients – that get in the way of treatment. For example, many providers need to be convinced of the urgency of immediately giving therapy to pregnant women who are HIV positive, since these drugs will stop transmission of the virus to the baby.
Esteban Burchard, MD, MPH
1. Kathleen Giacomini, $4,048,105
2. Esteban Burchard, $3,808,140
3. Ruth Greenblatt, $3,164,375
4. Adam Abate, $2,916,913
5. Alma Burlingame, $1,746,341
While the majority of asthma sufferers in the United States are racial and ethnic minorities, 95 percent of the NIH-funded lung disease research has been conducted on Caucasian Americans.
That's one of the many reasons Esteban Burchard, MD, MPH, is conducting the most comprehensive study of asthma in the United States, involving more than 10,000 patients.
While it's known that race and one's environment play a role in asthma, Burchard is digging deeper into the human genome to ferret out the specific genes associated with asthma-- and the role of genes in determining how different people respond to asthma medications.
"We measured the drug response for people of all races," said Burchard, "and we found that the population with the highest rates of asthma and mortality – African-Americans and Puerto Ricans -- had the lowest drug response."
Burchard is finding that genetic factors are the strongest predictor of drug response—more influential than air pollution or social factors.
"We're shining a light on a problem by exposing the fact that not all populations respond the same to the commonly used asthma drugs," said Burchard. "Earlier drug studies focused largely on patients of European origin, it's like when we made heart disease guidelines based on men but then also applied them to treating women, who respond differently, it turns out."
Burchard said his team's research could help to develop more effective drugs for those with severe and life-threatening asthma.
Dan Fried, PhD
1. Jon Levine, $1,826,957
2. Daniel Fried, $1,114,450
3. Andrei Goga, $934,734
4. Carol Gross, $829,178
5. Ophir Klein, $827,112
New optical techniques developed by Daniel Fried, PhD, are using light to take instantaneous digital images that can provide a better picture of our teeth and could one day zap cavities with pinpoint precision.
Fried, a professor in the School of Dentistry's Department of Preventive and Restorative Dental Sciences, is a leading expert in a relatively new field of light-based dentistry called biophotonics. It uses optical techniques such as near-infrared lasers and spectroscopy for imaging and therapy.
One of those technologies, called optical coherence tomography (OCT), uses near-infrared light – a wavelength of light invisible to humans – to create high-resolution, 3-D images of teeth. Fried and his colleagues showed that the technique was as good or better than X-rays for the early diagnosis of tooth decay.
"Tooth enamel is almost completely transparent in the near-infrared," Fried said. "We showed that you could take an OCT image of a lesion and tell how severe it is." Previously the only option was to extract the tooth and cut it open for closer inspection.
Fried and his collaborators also have shown that OCT is useful for monitoring cavities while they are healing.
"Dental decay isn't like cancer. You can actually treat it, arrest it and even reverse it," Fried said. "If you spot the lesions early enough, you can treat them with fluoride and re-mineralize them, and you can measure this with OCT. It gives the clinician a way of telling whether the chemical intervention is working."
NIH funding supports Fried's research of how to best apply these new light techniques to preventing and arresting cavities.
Yoshimi Fukuoka, RN, PhD
1. Christine Miaskowski, $2,245,860
2. Ruth Malone, $1,337,972
3. Yoshimi Fukuoka, $879,779
4. Julene Johnson, $820,993
5. Kathryn Lee, $794,804
In today's smartphone universe where there's an app for everything it's hard to imagine, but when Yoshimi Fukuoka, PhD, RN, first pitched the idea of using an app to improve people's health habits, many grant reviewers balked at the concept.
Back in the mid-2000s Fukuoka had observed how people were so connected to their phones, and came up with the idea of designing a fitness app to help boost health. Now her NIH-funded study is one of the first and only clinical trials testing the efficacy of a mobile phone app in increasing and maintaining physical activity.
She's studying among middle-aged women with sedentary lifestyles that put them at risk for developing disease.
"Studies show that engaging in at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity per week can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain types of cancers," said Fukuoka.
"It's much harder to make a lifestyle change after a major cardiac event or being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, so I decided to focus on primary prevention."
Fukuoka's app tracks all fitness activity of more than 200 participants, using a combination of counting steps and user-entered data. The data from the first three months will be used to evaluate how the app works as an intervention: does it boost the user's physical activity?
Fukuoka's study is also looking beyond short-term spikes, so she's continuing to monitor participants for an additional six months to see if the app helps users to maintain a physically active lifestyle.
"This is really the first study, to my knowledge, to look at how mobile technology can be used to maintain physical activities."
Data collection will finish next month, and Fukuoka and her team will begin analyzing five years worth of user fitness and health data.
Fukuoka also received funding for her research on using virtual social networks to prevent diabetes among Filipino Americans. She also serves as a co-investigator on a project for an interactive mobile phone app to help Spanish-speakering patients care for themselves after being released from the hospital following cancer treatment.
Paul Volberding (left), MD, with his CFAR co-director Warner Greene, MD, PhD
1. Clinical & Translational Sciences Institute (PI: Deborah Grady), $22,323,072
2. Helen Diller Comprehensive Cancer Center (PI: Peter Carroll), $7,447,601
3. UCSF-Gladstone Center for AIDS Research (PI: Paul Volberding), $6,568,894
4. Autoimmunity Center of Excellence (PI: David Wofsy), $5,440,899
5. HARC Center: HIV Accessory and Regulatory Complexes (PI: Alan Frankel), $4,100,597
The UCSF-Gladstone Center for AIDS Research is one of about 20 such centers across the U.S., but it takes a unique approach to both research and treatment.
The close partnership between clinicians and researchers has allowed UCSF experts to amass a wealth of both biological and social data on its HIV/AIDS patients that serves as a platform for all kinds of researchers to study. This platform is particularly important for early-career investigators who can apply for small pilot grants to fund their research using this vast database of real patient HIV information.
The NIH funding supports this emerging work and the center's many research goals, including current efforts to focused finding a cure for HIV, said Paul Volberding, MD, and director of CFAR.
"We're understanding what makes HIV progress, and why some people don't have that progression," said Volberding. "Some people are naturally in equilibrium with infection, and we're using that information to really start moving toward finding ways to find virus and eliminate from body."
One hypothesis is that by treating patients immediately, doctors could convert HIV into a much less progressive disease or even cure the infection, said Volberding. That's a treatment approach UCSF can realistically implement because of the close relationship clinicians have with patients and community health workers, whereas in other setting patients with HIV may not be referred to a clinic until the disease has progressed.
NIH funding also supports UCSF's ongoing research on aging and HIV, which has proven critical to better understanding HIV's link to inflammation, damage in the body and its apparent acceleration of cardiovascular disease, kidney, and bone disease.
Beyond HIV, this kind of inflammation is similar to what we might see in other health conditions, said Volberding, so this research may also inform our understanding of other disease progressions.
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Image caption Members of the Brooklands Primary School lottery syndicate celebrated their win in Brantham
A primary school's lottery syndicate has won £1m on the EuroMillions Raffle.
The 23 members of the group work at Brooklands Primary in Brantham, Suffolk and will each get £43,478.
Head teacher Christine Davy, 36, said: "There was plenty of shrieking - I think we gave our more boisterous Year 6 pupils a run for their money."
No-one in the syndicate, who bought the winning ticket at Tesco Express in Manningtree, Essex, has handed in their notice at the school.
EuroMillions lottery ticket holders are automatically entered into the EuroMillions Millionaire Raffle, which they won on Tuesday 21 October.
'Sat there mute'
The syndicate had been running for eight years.
Helju Cross, 52, the school secretary and syndicate leader, said she had checked her tickets in a newsagent and was told she had won £6 and £2, but the third winning ticket was too much to pay out there and then.
She then checked the numbers online using her tablet while out in the car.
"It was unbelievable, but I just sat there mute, because I thought it unwise to tell my elderly mother I'd won a share of a million pounds while she was behind the wheel," she said.
The school, which has 200 pupils, said no-one had handed in their notice ahead of the half-term holiday.
Ms Davy said: "We are a really close, happy, hardworking team and being able to share this experience together has been the icing on the cake."
Syndicate members have said they will spend their money on a mixture of holidays, home renovations and cars.
Ken Dodd, 63, who had been teaching in Brantham for a decade, said: "It's definitely a very welcome addition to my pension pot and gives me greater peace of mind.
"This has been an amazing experience and it's been great seeing some of my younger colleague's reactions."
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DotNetNuke and Code On Time apps work great together!
An in-depth look at integrating Code On Time apps with DotNetNuke portal.
DotNetNuke is a great platform for application development. If you're a DNN developer, then you know that the greatest feature of the product is it's extensibility. DNN is built on Microsoft.NET technology. This makes it possible to use DNN for full-fledged application development with custom modules. Integrated content management and navigation makes it very easy to set up the core of the DNN-based application.
However, developing custom extensions for DotNetNuke does have a number of pain points. Initial setup of a development configuration of DotNetNuke takes some time. You will need a test page for a module extension. The testing cycle is quite lengthy, requiring deployment and installation of the module every time a change is made. It is very difficult to debug even minor issues in the module. But of course you know the pleasure of seeing it all working together!
Single Sign On + Rapid Development for your DNN Portal
Code On Time can greatly accelerate the development process for your DotNetNuke portal solution. It enables rapid development and deployment of fully-featured grids, forms, and reports, accessible from within DotNetNuke. Code On Time even makes it possible to deploy your application on a dedicated machine while integrating it through Single Sign On via Open Authentication with your portal. You can take your DNN-enabled app on the road and allow your end users to work in "always offline" mode on mobile devices!
Rapid Development with DotNetNuke
In a nutshell, the development process starts with your database. You set up a few data models, generate an app with Code On Time, and deploy it to the server. Next, you install Cloud On Time Connector for DNN as an extension to your portal and configure a page to serve as an authentication endpoint. After that, you can link any pages of your app to the DotNetNuke portal.
Watch this video providing an overview of the development process with Code On Time and DotNetNuke. This video is intended to give you a basic understanding of the development cycle without getting into too many details.
You begin by setting up a database. Create your tables either in your portal database or a dedicated database.
Set up a few data models and generate the app.
Deploy your app either to the same server hosting your DotNetNuke instance, or to a dedicated server.
You need to create at least one authentication endpoint page after you install Cloud On Time Connector for DNN extension into your portal. This page is capable of accepting OAuth requests from external apps.
Your app will need to know about the endpoint and requires a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) entry in the Site Content table.
Single Sign-On is now fully operational and end users trying to access your app will be redirected to your DotNetNuke portal to sign in. The configured endpoint will validate the user credentials through the standard DNN login facilities, and communicate DotNetNuke username and role information to the app over OAuth 2.0 protocol. Optionally, DNN tokens can be transmitted to the app if required. The application can utilize DNN token values in business rules, access control rules, etc.
You can make a simple link leading from the portal to the app for a basic level of integration.
You can also take it a step further and bring the app directly into your portal. For that, set up a new page with Cloud On Time Connector module. Configure the module for "Data Presentation", and reference the previously configured authentication endpoint. The page becomes a data page of your portal. You can set up any number of data pages.
Any time you build your app and deploy it to the portal, your changes will be reflected.
The Juicy Details
A collection of step-by-step tutorials will help you to become an expert in rapid application development for DotNetNuke.
Configuring DNN Portal in Azure
If you don't have a publicly available DotNetNuke portal yet, learn how spin up an instance of DNN in the cloud.
This video shows how to deploy a DNN Portal to Microsoft Azure cloud.
Creating a Sample App in Code On Time
Learn rapid application development of forms, reports, and apps for DotNetNuke with Code On Time. Understand how to setup an app service in Azure, build an app, and have it deployed to the cloud. This video provides a great intro to the development process with Code On Time.
Configuring DNN for Open Authentication
Learn to establish an OAuth connection between DotNetNuke portal and the app created with Code On Time. Start by installing "Cloud On Time for DotNetNuke" extension into the DNN portal. Next setup a page with a "DNN Connector" module configured for Authentication. The page will become an authentication endpoint. Finally, create a registration record in the Site Content of the business app. This will enable SSO (Single Sign On) into the app through DNN.
Learn to use roles of DNN accounts to limit access to application data. Utilize DotNetNuke-defined tokens in business rules of your apps. Enable auto-login to create seamless Single Sign On (SSO) experience for end users.
Rapid Application Development Tools
Code On Time developers define models reflecting the normalized schema of their data with the Data Model Builder.
A sample model is shown below.
A data model defines a primary table or view with a set of columns and optional calculated fields, along with linked lookup tables and their columns. It looks very much like a database diagram of a user-friendly denormalized dataset. Changes to the model will keep the database schema intact.
Watch: Building a ToDo App
Each model is the foundation for a data controller with a standard set of fields, views, actions, and business rules, which determine how the application appears and behaves. By default, every controller will allow a user to view a sortable and filterable grid of records, see charts and calendar where applicable, generate reports, view a form, edit, duplicate, or delete each record, and import a list of records. All of these capabilities come from a simple model definition. There is no need to write a single line of code.
Changes to the model will be integrated into the controller. The picture below shows the result of adding "Categories" lookup field on "Tasks". Sorting and filtering is automatically enabled in the grid for the lookup field. Users can auto complete, select from a dropdown, or pick the category from a popup grid. Automatic charts will show pivots based on the lookup values. None of these controls need any styling or programming from the developer. Very low-code indeed!
Should additional customization be necessary, the Project Designer allows modification of controllers. Each controller contains a list of fields that represent physical or virtual data columns, views with an arrangement of fields, actions exposed to the user, and business rules that handle these actions. Select, Update, Insert, and Delete actions are built-in, and can be adjusted as needed.
This "data-first" approach allows developers to focus on the data structure - the unique and mandatory aspect of every application. Data models translate into the user interface by the tool instead of letting your choice of client-side library dictate the architecture of your database schema.
Server-Side Technology
Apps created with Code On Time contain a server-side framework with complete source code written in C# or Visual Basic.
Pages and controllers created by the developer are stored in the application folder. When a page is requested by the client, an HTML page with an embedded JavaScript library will be returned to the user. The library will execute requests to the unified server API to read/write data and download the definition of the user interface.
This makes possible for apps to execute in online mode in a traditional web browser.
The same exact application can also execute in a native mode on mobile devices. Folders with HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and fonts are downloaded by the native client application as-is from the server to the device. Native device loads these files directly from the local file system. The pages interact with the server-side code over HTTP.
Server-side components can also supply the native app with the raw data to enable completely offline mode for execution on the client. Only the server-side technology available in apps created with Code On Time make it possible to make your apps work online or offline, and as a native hybrid application or in the web browser.
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
Code On Time apps contain a fixed set of server APIs.
JavaScript embedded in the pages makes requests to the server, which identify the type of the requested interaction. The server builds a response by consulting the controller definition. Security restrictions are enforced by the API handler. REST application services can be enabled for a controller to respond to external requests for data by third-party applications.
Server-side APIs in apps created with Code On Time serving the needs of the user interface presentation when the application is accessed via browser or when the pages of the app are loaded locally on the mobile device.
Offline Sync Add-on extends native applications created with Code On Time by intercepting requests to read data from the server and performing those requests directly in the device instead. That enables always offline mode without writing a single line of code while still retaining ability to access the application online via web browser.
Code On Time developers configure data models that define the structure of the data. The controller definition is a part of the application.
Watch: Implementing Calculated Fields
The server component of the application will read the configuration when responding to API requests from the client. Sophisticated SQL statements are composed when reading and writing data to provide efficient manipulation of both small and very large data sets. Custom data controllers can interact with external services and NoSQL data sources such as MongoDB, Azure Cosmos DB, or Google Datastore. Dynamic access control rules inject SQL to restrict user access to sensitive data.
Code On Time is a low-code development tool. Custom code can be easily injected in the application.
Watch: Writing Business Rules
Code On Time apps operate a state machine to handle interactions with the user. The state machine determines actions available to the user based on the last executed command and its argument. By default, the lifecycle of a controller in the client application starts with command "Select" in view "grid1", resulting in a list of records displayed to the user. The user can Select, Edit, Delete, Import, Report, Duplicate, and perform other actions on the entire record set or a particular row. Developers can introduce custom actions into this state machine.
If the user activates the "Edit" action on a row, then only "Update", "Delete", and "Cancel" actions become available to the user. The application displays various types of buttons for the available actions in the areas of the user interface best suited to the screen size of the device. For example, on a large screen, a form in edit mode will display "Update" button at the bottom of the modal popup. The same form will display "Update" action in the toolbar on a smaller device.
The developer can create business rules written in SQL, JavaScript, C#, or Visual Basic. Business rules are matched to command and arguments of actions, and run in the "Before", "Execute", or "After" phase. This allows developers to add custom functionality or override the built-in behavior of the server and client components.
The action state machine and business rules greatly simplify configuration and programming of user interactions of any complexity. For instance, the same "Insert" validation rule will work when the user creates a new record from the form, adds the record from a lookup control, or mass imports from a CSV file. All of these are possible due to the fact that business rules are not bound to specific user interface elements.
Server Deployment
Code On Time apps are standard ASP.NET web applications with a custom framework implemented in C# or Visual Basic. The developer has full access to the object-oriented generated code, with the ability to override various aspects of application behavior.
The server component of the app can be deployed to any computer running Microsoft IIS web server. There is no dependency on proprietary server components. Any cloud hosting provider, such as Microsoft Azure or Amazon Cloud, work great for cloud deployment.
Code On Time app generator offers several methods for deploying your apps:
Microsoft Azure App Services
Watch: Azure Deployment
Deploy your apps straight to the cloud! Press the Publish button and see your app running on client's mobile and desktop devices. Publish straight to production, or utilize multiple slots to create Staging and Private deployments. Test your app to ensure there are no major issues using the Staging slot. Switch staging to production when testing is complete. Deploy private slots to test large changes without disturbing your users.
Enter your server URL, username, and password, and press Publish. Automated deployment process will synchronize local and server files automatically.
Specify a location on the local file system and press Publish. Deployment will replace files in the destination with updated copies. Zip up and copy your published app to any computer running Microsoft IIS.
Amazon Compute
Utilize the massive infrastructure of Amazon to host your app. Deploy in a few clicks from the app generator, and your clients can see it running on their personal devices. Available Summer 2018.
Google Cloud offers a reliable Infrastructure-as-a-Service to deploy your apps. Click to deploy your app straight from the app generator. Available Summer 2018.
All of the above options offer the ability to change application configuration settings, such as connection strings and access keys, in the published app. This allows easy local development with test databases, and automatic switching to production database on deployment.
Client-Side Technology
Every page in a Code On Time application is a Single Page App (SPA). The page contains JavaScript code that loads data from the server component of the application and updates page content without the page being physically reloaded from the server.
The client JavaScript library has a Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture to ensure that application data controller elements are re-usable across the entire app. Ability to edit data, import from spreadsheets, batch operations, charts, maps, calendar, themes, sliding panels, modal popups, grids, lists, cards, and responsive forms are already built into the client library. This provides a consistent UI throughout the application and reduces learning curve for your users.
Re-use of app components decreases time-to-market. For many screens, you will find yourself rapidly developing in "no-code" style.
For example, the view "grid1" of the "Attachments" controller can be bound to any number of pages. It may be used as the primary view on one page, or as a dependent detail view on another. If there is a business rule that handles a particular aspect of data processing in that view, then the same business rule will handle interaction on all pages.
The same client technology is used by an online application displayed by web browser, and in the native mobile application providing client access to your server data. The responsive nature of the Touch UI framework will have your app display perfectly on a laptop, and on a phone.
The client-side framework enables users to work in an offline mode. The framework will download a full set of data marked for offline use when the user installs the app, if Offline Sync Add-on is enabled for the app. The application works in "always offline" mode. All requests to change data are logged on the device and processed locally by Offline Data Processor. Application will synchronize data with the server when the user issues a Sync command. Synchronization can also start automatically when a network connection is detected. Application sends the log of change requests to the server and the server component of the app will execute them within the context of a transaction. Errors are reported for reconciliation to the end user. Successfully committed transaction will cause the app to download a fresh set of data to the device.
Applications created with Code On Time contain a logical structure for each view. The developer designs the intended flow of data fields in the view. The flow can be arranged into multiple rows, tabs, columns, and wizard steps. The great benefit of working with a logical structure is that the client library will render user interface that matches the screen size of the end user device.
Watch: Designing Forms
A form view is rendered in a modal popup when a device has a large display.
The same form will display full-screen on a smaller device.
The user interface of Code On Time apps is automatically responsive, and follows design principles found in operating systems found in popular consumer devices. It provides a modern, beautiful, consistent, and touch-friendly presentation on every device.
The developer can also build custom form layouts when the standard flow of elements does not meet requirements.
Watch: Setting Up Navigation
The application framework also includes integrated navigation, which is easy to set up and customize using drag & drop. The menu may be positioned on the sidebar or toolbar. Add icons to pages to add shortcuts to the Quick Launch area.
The abstract MVC model of the user interface allows great variability in presentation with little effort on the developer's part.
We are actively working on additional presentation options, which allows two views side-by-side on larger screens. The new Preview mode will make it very easy to see the lists of tasks, emails, and the details of a particular task. This replicates the typical workflow of many international workers.
Code On Time apps automatically handle reading and writing of data.
Adding an additional field to a form is as simple as including the table column in the data model. The field will show up as an editable element in the form automatically. The developer works with a logical model of each page, view, and record in order to achieve business requirements. The client framework handles all aspects of presenting the logical model to the user based on the limitations of their device. Developers can add calculated fields to the model with values based on an expression compatible with the database engine. Virtual fields can be added to the data controller to aid in programming business rules and achieve custom behavior. Data controllers can be easily linked to create master-detail relationships of any depth through data view fields. Many-to-many relationships can be created with the help of a basket lookup or check box list.
Offline Data Processor enables transactional data input in both online and offline applications. The processor detects that the user has started changing master-detail data and logs requests to change data on the device. It downloads server-side data and performs select, insert, update, and delete operations directly in the web view. The app will contact the server when the master record is updated or inserted to perform transactional submission of the change log. End users can also cancel the entire sequence of changes when the dismiss the master form.
In "always offline" mode, the transaction sequences of changes are persisted on the device, making transactional input possible in disconnected mode as well. Offline Sync Add-on will submit all pending sequences on the server when online connection is available.
Client Deployment
Clients can begin using Code On Time apps by navigating their device's browser to the URL of the application server. A hybrid native app can also be packaged with the push of a button and made available in the app store.
A universal native app can be downloaded from major app stores to instantly begin testing and using any Code On Time application on native devices without going through the app store approval process.
Unique to Code On Time is the ability to integrate your app with other popular Content Management Systems (CMS) such as SharePoint Online from Office 365 without writing a single line of code. A deployed application can be configured for Single Sign-On with the portals and inherit user roles to restrict access to the application.
Here is your app running as a component of Office 365 portal (SharePoint Online).
Integration with external applications is handled with Open Authentication 2.0 (OAuth) protocol.
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Q: DHCP server with static IP not resolving hostnames (clients do) Network Setup

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*I have a server which I am trying to set up LXCs on

*I am using LXD which forces me to use DHCP

*DHCP is working fine already

*due to my setup I need to be able to access the containers using their hostnames

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*this works now using the .local TLD

Problem
The problem now is that I need to access the containers using their hostnames from the host too which does not receive it's configuration from the DHCP server. Currently this does not work.
Edit
This does work when I set the DNS server of the host interface to it's own ip. I still cannot ping the host from anywhere.
Workaround
I could just put the host with it's ip in the host's /etc/hosts file, but I am not sure if this is the right way to do it.
Host Setup
The host is running Gentoo GNU/Linux 4.1.5 (OpenRC).
/etc/conf.d/net looks as follows:
dns_servers="8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4"

config_eth0="<static IP>"
routes_eth0="default via <static gateway>"
fallback_eth0="dhcp"

rc_net_lxcbr0_provide="!net"

config_lxcbr0="10.2.0.1/24"
brctl_lxcbr0="setfd 0
sethello 10
stp off"
bridge_lxcbr0=""

dns_domain_lxcbr0="local"
dns_servers_lxcbr0="10.2.0.1 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4"

dnsmasq is configured like this (comments removed):
local=/local/
interface=lxcbr0
listen-address=10.2.0.1
expand-hosts
domain=local,10.2.0.0/24
dhcp-range=10.2.0.2,10.2.0.128,255.255.255.0,12h
dhcp-range=<static ip range>, 12h
enable-ra

Container Setup
The containers just run their DHCP client.
Hostnames
Let's just assume those:

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*host

*cont1

*cont2

Pings
The upper row shows who is pinged.
The left column shows who is pinging.
Pings are run in the form ping <machine>.local e.g.: ping host.local.
+-------+-------+-------+-------+
|       | host  | cont1 | cont2 |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| host  |  no   |  yes  |  yes  |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| cont1 |  no   |  yes  |  yes  |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| cont2 |  no   |  yes  |  yes  |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+

A: The solution was to just add 10.2.0.1 as a DNS server on the host and to add the following lines to /etc/dnsmasq.conf:
address=/host.local/10.2.0.1
address=/host.local/<ipv6 address>

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today i am going to write about Maybelline Eye Studio Lasting Drama Gel Eyeliner. well, i did earlier try maybelline's Colossal kajal but was disappointed, as it lasted me just a month,it's quantity mere 0.35g :( .hence, i had to buy another one so i bought the pot kajal ( thats what i call it), for maybelline eye studio lasting drama gel eyeliner (phewwww) is just so long to pronounce and type for that matter and life is too short to waste on names that are so long.
okay so coming back to the kajal ,it's packaging is good- it comes in a cute, little and tiny pot. quantity - 2.8 grams and comes with a cute and sleek brush applicator.
Maybelline claims that this gel based Eye Liner is ideal for an Intense Color. Guaranteed for 24 Hour Wear, it is Smudge-proof and Water-proof. Its oil-free formula can holds the highly concentrated pigments in a clear gel base making the color more intense and lines resist wear for hours.
What i say is that,all that the product claims has a ring of truth in it but the fact cannot be overlooked that i live in a beautiful hill station where we just experience two seasons winter and monsoon, hence no worries for me of the scorching heat melting away my makeup :).
i could apply a thin line on my eyelid with a single sweep without much hassle. loved the fact that it it did not possess a mind of it's own and become a slave at my hand ( ha ha the far fetched metaphor). the only thing that i did not actually like is fact that the color should have been more deeper and blacker, which for that matter is the plus side of the maybelline colossal kajal, i loved the colossal deep black color, hope i could get the same intense black color on the pot too. yet i think the pot is worth a buy and is cost effective too as, as far as i guess it will really last long at least longer than the colossal k.
Hey where did u buy this product ? I have been searching for it in kathmandu..any suggestions?


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Extraordinary assistance for Queensland's disaster-impacted primary producers
Published Friday, 30 April, 2021 at 12:15 PM
Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Minister for Rural Communities
The Honourable Mark Furner
Primary producers across Queensland hit by recent floods and cyclones can now access Extraordinary Disaster Assistance Grants of up to $75,000 to support their recovery journey.
Assistance is being provided through Category D of the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
Federal Minister for Emergency Management David Littleproud said the grants are in addition to the freight subsidies and concessional loans already available to disaster-impacted primary producers in Goondiwindi, Cairns, Cassowary Coast, Hinchinbrook, Mareeba and Tablelands local government areas.
"The floods in Southern Queensland in late March hit farmers hard when they were already vulnerable following several years of drought," Minister Littleproud said.
"Many of these farmers were looking forward to their first year of good crops, and now they face the loss of income from destroyed crops and reduced yields.
"Other primary producers in the region have also been impacted by the flooding with stock losses and damage to fencing and other infrastructure so these grants will provide some welcome relief.
"The Australian and Queensland Governments had already approved grants of up to $25,000 for the hardest hit producers following Tropical Cyclone Niran, and now we are extending those to up to $75,000 as well.
"These grants won't just help the farmers, they will provide a valuable financial boost for communities that have also felt the economic impacts of COVID-19.
"We will ensure these impacted communities are not forgotten or left to fend for themselves."
Queensland Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Minister for Rural Communities Mark Furner said the grant assistance would help take the sting out of these recent natural disaster events for primary producers.
"Many Queensland communities experienced record-breaking rain in March, and we know many farmers in these areas suffered huge losses," Mr Furner said.
"The damage to machinery and fencing, along with the loss of crops and top-soil from paddocks for many farmers means the road to recovery won't be a short one.
"Our struggling producers have a massive clean-up and recovery job ahead of them following the floods and Tropical Cyclone Niran, so I'm grateful Queensland's request for funding was approved by the Prime Minister.
"These Category D grants of up to $75,000 will help those impacted primary producers get back on their feet as soon as possible.
"The Queensland and Australian Governments remain committed to helping our communities recover from these natural disasters and we will continue to work with impacted councils and state agencies to provide assistance and support where it's needed."
Information on disaster assistance can be found on the Australian Government's Disaster Assist website at www.disasterassist.gov.au and the Queensland Reconstruction Authority's website at www.qra.qld.gov.au.
For more information on grants for primary producers visit www.qrida.qld.gov.au or call 1800 623 946, and for information on freight subsidies visit www.daf.qld.gov.au or contact the Customer Service Centre on 13 25 23.
Minister Littleproud: Douglas Ferguson, 0455 448 985
Minister Furner: Ron Goodman 0427 781 920


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The first time I saw Claire Gravesend she was already dead. She hadn't been that way long. She was lying in front of the Refugio Apartments on Turk Street, still warm, still with color on her cheeks. I put two fingers on the left side of her throat and confirmed what was already obvious. I didn't consider calling 911. The last thing I wanted to do right then was talk to the police. And anyway, it was too late to do her any good.
Even as I watched, the rain was pooling over her open eyes. If there was any part of her that could still see, she was looking up from beneath an ocean. The surface was too far away to reach. She'd taken her last breath and now she was sinking, bringing with her everything she'd ever known.
Claire Gravesend.
Of course, I didn't know her name yet. I didn't know what she would do to my life. It could have been a passing encounter. An unfortunate sight on a Tenderloin street that was already inclined toward misfortune. But instead I took out my camera, and ultimately that was what drew me into it. I only saw her in the flesh for a few minutes, and after that it was just photographs. Pieces of her life, hints. The traces were scattered like shards of broken glass.
In retrospect, I shouldn't have been surprised when that encounter wasn't the end of it. Once you brush against someone like Claire Gravesend, you're marked. Either you begin to turn the wheels, or the gears move on their own. And when the axles start to spin, the motion is self-perpetuating. An eternal cycle, always renewing.
What I can't shake is that image of eternity. Or it could be fate I'm talking about ?— ?the idea that your name and the course of your life were set down in stone before the Big Bang's first spark. That you could live forever and not escape the path that had been laid out for you.
But that's only because of what happened later.
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Canvas is an on-going recording project started by Matt Sweitzer and Chris Cobel back in 1993. We've released three albums... "Avenues", a double CD from 2002, "Digital Pigeon", from 2007 and our latest album called "Long Way To Mars", from 2013.
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The Canvas Prog Hour is a bi-weekly radio show presentation of classic to current jazz fusion, prog and art rock with your host, Matt Sweitzer.
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RayNaz, hero with a thousand faces, returns! Veteran of exploits going back to 2005, including KATTING AROUND (a moving tale of a bachelor javelina farmer versus scammers and one of the funniest and time-wastingest scambaits going), THINGS OF THE EARTH ARE CANAL, and ODIRI ME. From the tireless hive mind of Naz springs an unusual response to the classic Dead Bank Customer proposal.
I do not know how you obtained my mail address, but I am extremely interested. Just what are the details?
I am anxious to know them, so I can make a decision.
How are you doing today?. Please pardon my little delay in getting back to you.
All information about the business proposal and LOC Form are attached along side with this email. Please kindly go through the attachment and respond to me accordingly.
Thank you very much for responding to my email and your interest this transaction. Let me introduce myself. I'm Norman Chan, Tak-Lam, S.B.S., J.P, Chief Executive, Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) Hong Kong.
No he isn't, and if you believed him, go back to the main page and read it OUT LOUD to yourself.
I want you to know that this transaction is very much genuine and real. You have nothing to worry about for i have put all necessary modalities that will ensure the success of this transaction. I have even arranged for the service of a professional attorney who will make sure this transaction is legally carried out putting you as the legal beneficial next of kin to my client Dimitrois H. Gomez. All you just need to do is to follow my directives so that this transaction can be completed soonest.
I would want you to understand that during my bank's end of year audit of 2010, there was a board decision that all unclaimed funds concerning Inheritance should be declared bad claims to enable the bank relocate itself against accumulated debts. In the course of my responsibility, I discovered $47.1M USD (Forty-Seven Million, One Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) left unclaimed by a deceased customer since September, 2005. Every exploration I made showed that there is no registered beneficiary to these funds, this is why I contacted you because it would have been my pleasure to have this money to myself or ask any of my family member to conclude this with me but due to the fact that it will not work out that way I have to search for someone more competent from outside Hong Kong to execute this transaction with me without putting my job in a peril state.
I want to be sure you are ready and proficient to see this transaction with me to achievement. What we both need to achieve this transaction is trust and commitment; I believe with your assistance, we will be able to transfer this large sum conveniently without exercising any fear. And also regarding the legality, I want to put it to you that in achieving this transaction, you should know that what affects you implies to me too. But it will be necessary and appreciative for you to give attention to my directives politely as everything shall be done in accordance through the laws of the international banking and guidance policies. What you should put in mind, as a banker it is my responsibility to make sure everything goes well without worries at all. That is, if you follow up this transaction diligently, it would be completed within some couple of days.
You should not have anything to worry about, my attorney shall be handling all matters of probate on your behalf, he will have all the documents perfected, and with these documents he shall come forward to my bank to apply for the immediate release and transfer of the funds to the account we shall open in your name with our corresponding bank. I will also perfect the documentations with the assistance of my Attorney to give the transaction the legal right. Before I commence, I will need you to fill and sign the Letter of Confidence and send back to me immediately with a copy of any form of your identification (Driver's license, work ID or International passport). You are to send this required document to my email or fax: +85282657456 the most important issue is that I want to be sure I am transacting with the correct person and my curiosity can be justified considering the money in question. Besides, it is this copy of your Driver's License or International Passport that will be used by the Attorney to have all the necessary documentations perfected, I want the funds transferred from my bank before the week runs out.
I have attached along with this e-mail, a Confidence Letter for your indulgence, which you are to fill and sign, then scan and send it as an attachment via E-mail or to my fax: +85282657456, so that the Attorney that will be representing your interest over here can go ahead to start processing for the release of the unclaimed funds in your names that will place you as the sole beneficiary to the funds in subject.
If you really intend to execute this transaction with me it would be necessary to have these sent to me immediately via e-mail attachment or fax.
So, your basic Dead Bank Customer 'format'.
I have printed, filled and scanned this LOC as you instructed me to do.
When will we proceed? I should inform you, I have a very spotty work schedule. I do not have regular working hours, as my duties require me to be "on call" ready to drop everything and travel to the area where my expertise or services are needed. If I am away from my home for any length of time, my housekeeper, Nella Feeny, will take any messages for me.
I have received the LOC FORM. You are to quickly send me your identification in order for the attorney to commence his due diligence legal formalities that will facilitate the release of the fund from my bank. I earnestly await this required document.
A) NO DRIVER LICENSE I don't need one, as I do not have an automobile. I have a chauffeur, Beauregard d'Acious, at my service (one of the benefits of my job) He is a large man, and acts as my personal assistant and strong man, if I need his help.
B) NO PASSPORT The Marino family has a private aircraft, and has several highly-connected people who know how to "get around" the Customs regulations, when I travel.
C) NO SOCIAL SECURITY CARD The Marinos pay me in cash, so it is not necessary to deduct taxes, etc.
D) NO CREDIT CARDS I do purchases on a CASH ONLY basis.
E) I don't want too many people to know who I am. I prefer to conduct my business in private.
I thought you mentioned "trust" in one of your initial corresponces. I assume that you want me to trust you, but shouldn't you trust me, too? If you do not trust me to be who I say I am, maybe we should call off our deal. I would not be offended if you did, because I do not really need the money, I would like to have a "little extra", that would be a very good thing for the retirement years.
I got you mail and was quite understood, i requested for this information for my perusal and not for the purpose of the public or theft, i would really like to know the person i am dealing with for easy recognition and that was my reason for requesting for such information, note that i will not be entrusting such fund in your care without your identification, all what i want you do now is to have your identification sent in order for the attorney to give this transaction a legal right.
Before we commence this transaction, I will need you to send me a copy of any form your identification (Driver's license Work ID or International passport) and the LOC form to my fax +85282657456 . I want to be sure that I am transacting with the correct person.
First, let me be very clear on this. You are to address me by my name, NOT "partner" or "friend" I have a name. Use it.
A) NO DRIVER LICENSE-- I don't need one, as I do not have an automobile. I have a chauffeur, Beauregard d'Acious, at my service (one of the benefits of my job) He is a large man, and acts as my personal assistant and strong man, if I need his help.
B) NO PASSPORT-- The Marino family has a private aircraft, and has several highly-connected people who know how to "get around" the Customs regulations, when I travel.
C) NO SOCIAL SECURITY CARD-- The Marinos pay me in cash, so it is not necessary to deduct taxes, etc.
D) NO CREDIT CARDS-- I make purchases on a CASH ONLY basis.
I will add this: F) I DO NOT HAVE A "WORK ID", because I work for a private family group, and it is not necessary for me to be "identified". The people in charge know me. By the time my services are required, it is absolutely imperative that I remain as incognito as is needed.
Have I made myself perfectly clear about this? I hope there will be no further confusion on this matter, if you want to know me on sight, I will send you a picture of myself.
Should this clarification not satisfy you, I will be happy to step aside, so that you can find another "partner". This is your choice.
Thank you for your message. I am afraid to tell you that you are not qualified to go into this project without your identification. I shall look for another partner. Thank you for your time.
You will probably regret abandoning me as a partner. I'm sure we could have had a very good business relationship.
With my connections and your money, we would have been on easy street for the rest of our lives.


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Returning US Lawmakers Face Debt Ceiling, Immigration Challenges
Cindy Saine
Returning US Lawmakers Face Debt Ceiling, Immigration
WASHINGTON, DC — Statistics show that last year's session of Congress was the least productive in history, with the Democratic-led Senate and the Republican-led House of Representatives far apart on most critical issues. Now, lawmakers are heading back to Capitol Hill for a fresh start in 2014, with plenty of unfinished business to take care of, including passing a Farm Bill, raising the debt ceiling and dealing with immigration reform.
Activists for immigration reform, like these hunger strikers, are likely to keep the pressure on the House of Representatives to take up the issue. The Senate passed a wide-reaching immigration reform bill last year. House Speaker John Boehner said he realizes reform is necessary. "The only way to make sure immigration reform works this time is to address these complicated issues one step at a time. I think doing so will give the American people confidence that we're dealing with these issues in a thoughtful way and a deliberative way," he said.
Some analysts say Boehner may bring the issue to the floor after Republican primaries are finished in May or June ahead of congressional elections in November. But most agree that immigration reform carries political risks for Boehner.
"It is not clear that he would go far enough to attract Democratic support, and if he goes very far, he would probably lose a lot of his conservative base. So nothing is guaranteed there," said Thomas Mann, Brookings Institution.
Mann explained that on a number of key issues, Boehner is constrained by the conservative Tea Party wing of his own Republican party. "I think he will push back a little more this Congress. But the fact is, he has got a very conservative base. It is not just a handful of Tea Party members. The center of gravity in his party has moved far to the right since Barack Obama became president," he added.
Other analysts say there is plenty of blame to go around for a lack of action in Washington.
"Well, I put the blame on the president for not being able to reach out and build coalitions, but it's very hard to build those coalitions because of the nature of the House right now. I put blame on the Republicans because they're not willing to reach out either. And many of them are quite ideological," stated James Thurber of American University.
A crucial test for the new legislative year is likely to come in February or March, when Congress will need to raise U.S. borrowing authority so the country does not default on its debt.
In his final news conference of the year, President Obama issued a warning to Republicans in Congress not to try to use the debt ceiling to force more spending cuts:
"The debt ceiling is raised simply to pay bills that we have already accrued. It is not something that is a negotiating tool. It's not leverage. It's the responsibility of Congress," said Obama.
Most analysts say another high-stakes showdown, like the one that led to a partial government shutdown in October, could hurt the economy and both sides at the polls.
Obama: Congress Should Extend Unemployment Insurance
Washington Week: US Lawmakers Preview 2014 Agendas
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Vasari, Giorgio
Arezzo, 1511 - Florence, 1574
He was first taught in his native Arezzo by the little-known French glass painter and fresco painter, Guillaume de Marcillat (1475-1529 or 1537). By 1524, he had moved to Florence, where he worked for Andrea del Sarto (1486-1530), in whose studio he became acquainted with Francesco Salviati (1510-1563). During his early training in Florence, he met Michelangelo (1475-1564) and Baccio Bandinelli (1493-1560). In 1527, Vasari returned to Arezzo, following the political turmoil in Florence consequent upon the expulsion of the Medici in that same year, travelling later to Pisa and Bologna. At the invitation of Cardinal Ippolito de' Medici, Vasari travelled to Rome in 1531, returning to Florence in the following year in order to enter the service of Duke Alessandro de' Medici. In 1536, Vasari collaborated on the temporary decorations for the triumphal entry into Florence of the Emperor Charles V. After Alessandro's murder in 1537, he for a time left the employment of the Medici and, in this same year, was engaged on his first important independent commission, the decoration of the presbytery of the monastery church of Camaldoli, in the Northern Casentino. Shortly thereafter, he travelled widely in Italy engaged upon various commissions, using his journeys to gather together the notes and records for his "Vite". Among his many important works of this period are the decoration of his house at Arezzo (begun 1542); paintings at Monte Oliveto, Naples, including the refectory (1544-1545); and the decoration of the gran salone of the Cancelleria, Rome (1546). He was also employed in Rome by a succession of popes, including Julius III (1550-1555), Pius IV (1559-1565) and Pius V (1566-1572). At Michelangelo's death in 1564, Vasari was one of the members of the Accademia del Disegno, Florence, who partook in the decoration of S. Croce for the great artist's funeral exequies.
Vasari is best known as the author of "Le vite de' più eccellenti pittori, scultori, e architettori", the greatest single source for Italian Renaissance art, the second edition of which was published in Florence in 1568. He was also a painter and architect of great distinction, working intermittently over many years for the powerful Medici family in Florence, sometimes directing their most ambitious artistic projects, such as the pictorial decoration of the Palazzo Vecchio, and as pioneer collectors of Old Master drawings (Turner, N.: From Michelangelo to Annibale Carracci. A century of Italian drawings from the Prado, Art Services International-Museo Nacional del Prado, 2008, p. 92).
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Vasari, Giorgio 1511 1574 Escuela Italiana
La Oración en el Huerto
Oil on panel, First third of the XVII century
Vasari, Giorgio (Discípulo de)
Group of Figures Conversing
Pencil on brown paper, XVI century
Vasari, Giorgio (Attributed to)
Saint Luke painting the Virgin
Wash on dark yellow paper, 1567 - 1572
The Agony in the Garden
Lithographic aquatint on wove paper, 1832 - 1837
Guglielmi, Augusto -Lithographer- (The original work, according to inscriptions, attributed to Chimenti, Jacopo); Madrazo y Agudo, José de; Vasari, Giorgio (Discípulo de); Real Establecimiento Litográfico de Madrid
Pen lithography on wove paper, 1832 - 1837
Vasari, Giorgio (Discípulo de); Madrazo y Agudo, José de; Real Establecimiento Litográfico de Madrid; Guglielmi, Augusto -Lithographer- (The original work, according to inscriptions, attributed to Chimenti, Jacopo)
Le vite de' piu eccellenti pittori scultori, e architetori
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Scunthorpe United U18
Huddersfield Town U18
Report: Iron U18s 3-1 Huddersfield Town U18s
by Holly Hunt
The Iron Under-18s defeated their Huddersfield Town counterparts 3-1 in their latest Youth Alliance League clash on Saturday.
Academy manager Tony Daws said: "It was an excellent performance and result today due to all of the players working hard both with and without the ball.
"Our attitude and commitment was the best it's been for a while, and this contributed to us dominating the first-half, gaining the momentum which in turn saw us score three goals by half-time.
"In the second-half, we were not able to achieve the same levels. Huddersfield went up a gear, scored and came back at us but we were very resillient under pressure and saw the game out.
"Well done to all the lads and a particular well done to Levi Gallimore for scoring his hat-trick."
The Iron took the lead through Levi Gallimore on five minutes. A well-worked throw-in fell for the striker on the edge of the area and his half-volley nestled in the top corner.
Soon after, goalkeeper Tom Collins raced off his line to clear a loose ball and did well to beat the Huddersfield forwards to it.
With 10 minutes gone, Jessop latched onto a throughball and found himself in behind the Terriers' defence. His first touch was good but the offside flag was up.
Just a minute later, there was another chance for Levi Gallimore but the goalscorer rolled the ball just wide of the far post.
In the 14th minute, Levi Gallimore got his and the Iron's second of the game to double the advantage. He latched onto a ball on the right channel, beat the full-back and then drilled an effort low and hard across goal, and into the corner of the net.
With 19 minutes gone, the Iron had a free-kick in a dangerous position, on the edge of the D. Jessop's low-set piece was on target but the 'keeper gathered.
On 25 minutes, the Iron counter-attacked quickly. Levi Gallimore laid it off to Jessop, who cut inside and fired a left-footed effort just over the bar with the 'keeper diving off to his right.
The 26th minute saw some good defensive work from Oliver Kemp, who kept his man from getting the ball into the box. The subsequent corner was then wasted.
With half an hour gone, Jessop brought a ball over the top under his spell, going it alone and taking on three defenders, getting his shot away but the goalkeeper saved.
The 37th minute saw a wonderful move from the Iron. Levi Gallimore chased down possession. Wilson then played a one-two inside the box with Jessop but the final effort was high and over the bar.
Levi Gallimore completed his hat-trick in the 41st minute. The ball was bobbling around in the box and it looked like he got the final touch.
The Terriers pulled a goal back just after the break, and Collins then made an excellent fingertip save to keep a further effort out. Soon after, Harry Baker made another important interception in the box before an away forward got there.
With 57 minutes gone, Finley Shrimpton fired an effort over the crossbar. Then, not long after, Jessop struck a free-kick but it was off target.
As the clock struck 70 minutes, Cameron Wilson floated a great ball in to Shrimpton, making a run at the back post, but it was just too long for the latter.
Then, Virgo fired just over the bar from 20 yards out, after being urged to shoot.
The last chance of the game came on 85 minutes as Jessop twisted and turned inside the box, looking for a way through, but his effort was straight down the throat of the Terriers' 'keeper.
IRON: Collins, Baker, Lobley, D. Gallimore, Barks, Kemp, Wilson, Shrimpton (Heywood), L. Gallimore (Parker), Jessop, Virgo (Boswell).