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New principals, assistant principals announced
Four schools have new principals: Airport, Cayce, Busbee, Saluda River
WEST COLUMBIA, SC -- Four Lexington Two schools have new principals for the 2018-19 academic year, and several others have new assistant principals.
The Lexington Two Board of Trustees approved the following appointments, based on the recommendation of Superintendent Dr. William James.
David Damm will become principal at Airport High School. Damm, who most recently served as interim principal at Gilbert High School in Lexington 1, will succeed Frank Jovanelly, interim principal at Airport.
Andrew Drozdak will become principal at Cayce Elementary. Drozdak currently serves as assistant principal at Chapin Intermediate School in Lexington-Richland 5. He succeeds Dr. Cecil McClary, a retired administrator who came to the district to open the new Cayce Elementary in fall 2017.
Stephanie Hucks will become principal at Busbee Creative Arts Academy. Hucks, who currently serves as assistant principal at Busbee, succeeds Dixon Brooks, who will move to the District Education Center as interim director of secondary.
Jim LeBlanc will become principal at Saluda River Academy for the Arts. LeBlanc, who currently serves as assistant principal at Springdale Elementary, succeeds Tonya Fryer, who is retiring from the district for an opportunity in the private sector.
Damm comes to Lexington Two after interim principal roles in spring 2016 at Bookman Road Elementary in Richland 2 and more recently in spring 2017 at Gilbert High. His first job in education was in 1998 as coordinator of operations for the Fort Mill School District (York 4), where he later served as assistant principal and then principal at Fort Mill High School. He later worked in Clover School District (York 2) as assistant superintendent for secondary, then assistant superintendent for K-12 instruction; principal at Edisto High School (Orangeburg Consolidated School District 4); and education associate with the SC Department of Education's Office of School Leadership.
Damm, who served 20 years as an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps, has a bachelor's degree in education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and a master's of education in administrative and policy studies from the University of Pittsburgh.
Drozdak began his education career in August 2007 in Lexington-Richland 5, first as a social studies teacher at Dutch Fork Middle and then at Chapin Middle. He moved in 2014 to Carolina Springs Middle in Lexington 1 as an assistant administrator before returning the following year to Lexington-Richland 5 as assistant principal at Chapin Intermediate School. His leadership responsibilities there include managing curriculum and instruction for fifth and sixth grades, as well as supervising the CIS staff.
Drozdak has a bachelor's degree in history, with a minor in secondary education, as well as a master's of education in secondary education from the University of South Carolina; and a master's of science in educational leadership from Arkansas State University.
Hucks began her education career in 1998 as a math teacher at Northeast Middle School in North Carolina's Charlotte-Mecklenburg, moving a year later to Lexington Two and Busbee Middle -- today Busbee Creative Arts Academy. She has been at Busbee ever since, serving in various teaching and leadership roles before becoming assistant principal. She was Teacher of the Year in 2004 and 2009.
Hucks received a bachelor's of science in elementary education from Winthrop University; a master's in education from Southern Wesleyan University; and her educational administration degree from the University of South Carolina. She is certified as a secondary principal, middle level mathematics teacher, gifted and talented endorsed, and a National Board Certified teacher in early adolescent math.
LeBlanc came by his love of the arts at a young age, graduating from the prestigious South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities with a concentration in jazz guitar. He started his education career teaching third and fourth grades at Horrell HIll Elementary in Richland 1. After five years as a teacher, LeBlanc joined Lexington Two in 2015 as assistant principal at Claude A. Taylor Elementary. A year later, he joined Springdale Elementary as assistant principal.
LeBlanc has a bachelor's in elementary education, and a master's in education administration from the University of South Carolina.
Annette Ariail, Cayce Elementary. She is moving from Lexington Two's PIneview Elementary, where she has been teaching since 2009. She has bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of South Carolina.
Takeela Bates, Congaree/Wood Early Education Center. She most recently served as fourth grade lead teacher at Bridge Creek Elementary in Richland Two, after previously teaching in the Newberry County School District. She has a bachelor's degree from Winthrop University and master's degrees from Walden University and Grand Canyon University.
Angela Brown, Congaree/Wood Early Education Center. She most recently served as Assistant Principal at Wood Elementary, having earlier taught in Lexington One schools. She has bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of South Carolina.
Rob Burggraaf, Springdale Elementary. He most recently served as Elementary Instructional Technology Coach for the district, after previously teaching fifth grade at Wood Elementary. He has a bachelor's degree from Cornerstone University and a master's degree from the University of South Carolina.
Laura Clark joins Saluda River Academy for the Arts. She most recently served as Lead Interventionist at Lexington One's Lexington Elementary School, after previously working in various teaching roles at several private schools. She has a bachelor's degree from Seminole State College of Florida and a master's degree from the University of South Carolina.
Alicia Dickerson will become Assistant Principal of Instruction at Brookland-Cayce High, after previously serving as Assistant Principal there. She also previously served as a teacher in Lexington Two and Lexington One. She has a bachelor's degree from Newberry College and a master's from Capella University.
Sam Masone is moving to Busbee Creative Arts Academy from Airport High, where he served most recently as Administrative Assistant Principal. Masone, who started his teaching career in 2007 with Lexington Two, has a bachelor's degree from the University of South Carolina and a master's from the University of Phoenix.
Le'Shaun Mathis will join Airport High. He has worked in Richland Two, Aiken County and Lexington Two schools, most recently as a teacher at Pine Ridge Middle. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of South Carolina, and master's degrees from August State University and the University of South Carolina.
Adrienne Maybank will join Brookland-Cayce High. She has worked in Darlington County Schools, Calhoun County Schools, and two Orangeburg school districts, as well as most recently as Academic Vice Principal at Al Waleed Bin Abdel Malek School in Abi Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. She has a bachelor's degree from South Carolina State University and a master's from Lesley University.
Dr. Judith McCray will join Airport as Assistant Principal of Instruction. She has worked in Calhoun County, Lexington-Richland 5 and Kershaw County schools, and most recently served at Camden High School as Assistant Principal/Test Coordinator. She has a bachelor's from Columbia College, master's degrees from Webster University and the University of South Carolina, and a doctorate from Walden University.
Christopher Pumphrey will become Assistant Principal at Airport, where he started his career in 2002 as a teacher and has worked ever since. Pumphrey holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of South Carolina.
Allyson Stoy-Long joins Cayce Elementary, moving from Lexington One where she served in several school and district positions, most recently as Title I Funding Administrator. She has bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of South Carolina.
The first day of classes for the 2018-19 school year is Monday, August 20.


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Designer and lifestyle entrepreneur India Hicks.
By Michelle Crowe
A field guide to living quite an extraordinary life
Hurrying along Goethe Street toward PUBLIC Hotel, I was more nervous than I can ever remember feeling before an interview. I'd been nervous before—mostly when sitting down with one of fashion's marquee names.
Vera Wang was gracious and fun, and we established right away that I had assisted one of her best friends from her Vogue days and gushed for quite a while about this wonderful woman we knew in common. Michael Kors was cranky once and witty once. Manolo Blahnik loved that I was a collector of his work and wanted to send me (alligator) shoes until his business partner George Malkemus put a stop to it. The late Oscar de la Renta was handsome and incredibly intelligent.
So why was I experiencing butterflies as I walked to meet with India Hicks on a chilly Tuesday morning? Because she is the only designer who opened up her business to me and other women who dream of entrepreneurship, love luxury and are trying to balance the joy of family with the thrill that comes from a job well done.
By launching India Hicks London – Harbour Island as a direct sales business rather than wholesaling to luxury retailers, India in effect created a whole new category. Her bags, beauty and accessories are crafted with the highest attention to detail in partnership with some of the best workshops and factories in the world. What sets each item apart is that India is a storyteller — these leather goods and fragrances tell the story of her life. "Ambassadors" absorb the stories and share them at "Get Togethers," where the emphasis is on fun and friendship, no hard selling allowed.
Sampling one of India's fragrances.
We settled in next to a cozy fire to chat about being back in Chicago 14 months after launching, lessons learned along the way and how to handle airport security stress. I needn't have been nervous; this is a woman whose graciousness is as wonderful as her exquisite senses of proportion and color.
"When we were here before, it was February, and it was freezing," India says as we commiserate over the cold April morning and give thanks for the fire. Alessandra Branca hosted a beautiful Get Together for friends and fellow designers to shop the collection. "Alessandra is a friend from Harbour Island. She is so enthusiastic and family-minded," India says. So many people have asked (read: begged) over the past year for her to return, and she obliged, packing more into 24 hours than most people do into a week.
Enthusiastic and family-minded certainly sums up the crowd of nearly 150 who descend on Galleria Marchetti later that evening. Many adorned in their India Hicks scarves and carrying the most beautiful handbags, to which they have attached multiple Agra Tassels, an IH signature.
Friends and fans gather around India Hicks at Galleria Marchetti, April 26, 2016
Several of the Ambassadors around the room have achieved incredible success in under a year, earning multiple promotions and putting together teams of 100 people who have been swept up in the wonderful idea of having something of their own at a time when they give so much to so many. "These are strong women who are unbelievably confident," India says, "and with a fresh, new company like this, it's exciting. We are building a powerful community of women."
The group is 90% women, which is how India prefers it, although men are welcome, of course. As a mother of five, though, and a woman who leads a company, writes books, designs homes and hotels, gives keynote speeches and more, she understands that modern life is amazing, but finding balance is challenging and offers, "It's really hard to have it all, but this is a stepping stone."
India goes on to articulate beautifully what many people feel, but fewer people say: "Women are very good daughters, very good mothers, very good wives and partners. If we can do all that, we can jump in and do this." She herself fills all of these roles and more. Her trip to Chicago and back to the Bahamas is so quick that while walking through the airport upon landing, a notification came through that check-in was available for the return flight. This is so she will be back with her youngest, daughter Domino, and partner David Flint Wood as quickly as possible. She is also close with her mother, Lady Pamela Hicks, who has had "a front row seat to history." India says, "I'm very close to her. We share the same sense of humor. She is a brilliant comedic raconteur — her timing is perfect." It would certainly be possible for her to enjoy life telling wonderful stories of the past, but India says that's not the case at all. "She has always moved forward with the times, she's never taken anything for granted, which is extraordinary given the privilege into which she born." India adds that her mother is always gracious and when she herself finds a situation like an airport security line frustrating, she will often ask herself, "What would my mother do?" in order to remain calm and endure.
The Lady P Bag, named for India's mother, Lady Pamela Hicks.
A few days after we meet, India debuts her Lady P and Beyond collection, which includes the most wonderful handbag inspired by Lady Pamela. It's just structured enough to recall the proper bags India recalls her mother going about London with in the 1970s, but with a long strap that allows for modern cool girl crossbody wear. On its own, it's terrific, but with the romantic backstory, it becomes a must-have-in-all-three-colors.
That's the magic India Hicks touch —an incredible item, with an authentic story that you may learn from a friend or tell to your own circles of influence. The experience is so much deeper than plucking a mass release bag off a shelf and searching for someone to ring up the sale. It's the new sharing economy.
India and her most successful Chicago Ambassadors toast to the success of the past year and a very bright future.
Feeling inspired? Your Ambassador, including myself, would be delighted to help you plan a Get Together, or learn more about launching your own India Hicks business. Find me at indiahicks.com/rep/Hinsdale or search for someone close to you.
Marzena Kosicka
India Hicks Inc.
This entry was posted in Guest Stars on June 3, 2016 by Classic Chicago.
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Category Archives: Casa del Campo
Picture It by Ego and the Ids
(del Campo)
"Picture It" came to me on the realization that people believe the earth is immortal and unbreakable. That was the only reason I could come up with for completely ignoring the facts of how tenuous our existence is. I have performed ceremonial magick for the purpose of preventing certain environmental things, but in order to drive that point home, I had to treat it is a "thing." In our day and age, people only seem to be concerned with things.
Before the ritual, I attempted to change my perspective by seeing myself infinitely large and infinitely small. The image I ended with was the tiny earth sitting in my hands. It may sound like a cliché, but that image is what gave me the idea for the song.
Ego and The Ids is a musical project more than a band. It is a collaboration of musicians who wish to create something beautiful and huge with sound while exploiting music's ability to make people feel something they can relate to. It is about evoking mental images of life, death and everything in between, always taking the time to show the grandeur of the human experience.
This band views music as an alchemical process, a formulation of experience and musical influences. Simply put, their music is orchestral, melodic, and experimental.
Follow Ego and the Ids via
Casa del Campo
Anthology Profile
Hermetic Library Anthology Project – Magick Music and Ritual 6
Hermetic Library Anthology Album – Magick, Music and Ritual 6 by The Hermetic Library
This entry was posted in Casa del Campo, Hermetic Library anthology and tagged 2013, anthology album, Ego and the Ids, Gerald del Campo, imbolc, music, winter on February 5, 2013 by John Griogair Bell.
New Aeon English Qaballa and The Ethics of Thelema
The Heretic's Guide to Thelema Volume 2 & 3: New Aeon English Qaballa and The Ethics of Thelema by Hermetic Library fellow and anthology artist Gerald del Campo has arrived at the Reading Room courtesy of Concrescent Press.
"6×9 inches, 266 pages, Illustrated, Paperback
This is volume 2 and 3 of a new edition of a now classic work from a long-time practitioner of Thelema. It is a expression of his experience in a variety of forms of Thelema and a number of Thelemic institutions. Some will object, and thelemically, they are welcome to do so. But the Magi have always learned from Nature and so we must note that although Nature abhors a vacuum, She hates monocultures: She always and only destroys them. Variety and diversity only will strengthen the current of Thelema. As it is said: Success is your proof.
Volume 2: New Aeon English Qaballa first appeared in 2000 and since then it has opened up the way to serious research into the mysteries of The Book of the Law by suggesting a non-Crowleyan solution to one of the most profound mysteries in one of the most profound books of our age.
Volume 3: The Ethics of Thelema, was also penned in 2000 out of the author's desire to share his ethical values as a Thelemite, not with dogma or orthodoxy but how Thelema is working through him as a Thelemite, in the hope that Thelema might be able to explain not only what was wrong with our values, but what values we should consider to prevent looming catastrophe." [via]
You may wish to check out a sample chapter (PDF).
This entry was posted in Casa del Campo, Hermetic Library Reading Room and tagged 2012, books, Concrescent Press, Gerald del Campo, magick, new aeon, Reading Room, thelema on January 9, 2013 by John Griogair Bell.
New Aeon Magick
The Heretic's Guide to Thelema Volume 1: New Aeon Magick by Hermetic Library fellow and anthology artist Gerald del Campo has arrived at the Reading Room courtesy of Concrescent Press.
"6x9in., Paperback, 208 pp. 1st of 2 in series.
This book is a new edition of a now classic work from a long-time practitioner of Thelema. It is a expression of his experience in a variety of forms of Thelema and a number of Thelemic institutions. First written as an explanation for the author's young children, this recently corrected and improved version is a unique presentation of Thelema as it is actually lived. It is valuable to us all not because it is right, or orthodox, or for any other reason but that is IS. Thelema needs every form itself to be manifest in order for its full potential to be realized.
Some will object, and thelemically, they are welcome to do so. But the Magi have always learned from Nature and so we must note that although Nature abhors a vacuum, She hates monocultures: She always and only destroys them. Variety and diversity only will strengthen the current of Thelema. As it is said: Success is your proof." [via]
Post-Apocalyptic Ho-down
Post-Apocalyptic Ho-down by Ego and the Ids
A previously unreleased song called which is going to be on the next Ego and the Ids album Kinemortaphobia.
egoandtheids.com
You can also gander at the guest site of Gerald del Campo at the Hermetic Library.
hermetic.com/casa_del_campo/
The Hermetic Library Anthology Album – Magick, Music and Ritual 1 by The Hermetic Library
The full track list for this inaugural anthology album consists of 15 tracks by 15 artists, 66 minutes of fantastic music:
Kim Cascone – Black Flame
David Shoemaker – In Space, There Might Be North
Mahatma Dalí – Whence Came You
Alka – Nether
Last Three Lives – Memory
Crossways – Invocation of the Kundalini
Ego and the Ids – Post-Apocalyptic Ho-down
The Moon is a Spaceship – Sweet Revenge of the River Bollo (Part 2)
The Contrarian – The Magician
NVSBL – NVSBL
Whip Angels – Hermes
Pandemonaeon – Heart Girt With A Serpent
yzzy☥kyzy – 93
SickTanicK – Path of Initiation
J Simpson – Strange Angels
The Hermetic Library at Hermetic.com has an overall vision of Archiving, Engaging and Encouraging the living Western Esoteric Tradition. This is an anthology album of tracks by artists inspired by or who incorporate ritual and magick in their work. This anthology album will help promote artists to the audience of the Hermetic Library and beyond. It will also further raise awareness about the connection between magick, music, and ritual.
Over the last year, as a project of the library, I have created a group at SoundCloud, the Hermetic Library audio pool, for tracks and artists inspired by or manifesting the Western Esoteric Tradition. With this group I've been working to raise awareness that music and performance can be a form of ritual and magick. This has been a space for artists to share their music and other audio, as well as connecting artists who feel drawn to these topics and ideas, or, especially, incorporate and manifest ritual and magick in their works with other artists and a larger audience.
I encourage you to check out the Hermetic Library at Hermetic.com, if you aren't already familiar with it, as that's the reason this project exists and may also offer inspiration to you. The site was started in 1996 and has ever since consistently been an extremely popular resource for students and researchers interested in the Western Esoteric Tradition. You may also wish to check out other posts at the Hermetic Library blog and the Twitter and Facebook reflections to see how the library engages people in a living Western Esoteric Tradition.
Please join the Hermetic Library in promoting these artists who have contributed their work to this benefit anthology album project. All proceeds from album sales will support the library to help cover hosting costs and other expenses like materials acquisitions.
Additionally, this album is being released on the birthday of hermetic.com which was Dec 3, 1996. This release date marks the Hermetic Library's 15th year in existence.
Hermetic Library audio pool
This entry was posted in Casa del Campo, Hermetic Library anthology, Hermetic Library audio, The Hermetic Library and tagged 2011, anthology album, Ego and the Ids, Gerald del Campo, music on December 6, 2011 by John Griogair Bell.
Thelema Coast to Coast #06: June 10, 2005
In Thelema Coast to Coast #06: June 10, 2005, which you can listen to via Episode #6, there's an interview with Gerald del Campo who has a guest site over at Casa del Campo.
This entry was posted in Casa del Campo, Thelema Coast to Coast and tagged 2005, Gerald del Campo, Interview, thelema coast to coast on July 8, 2011 by John Griogair Bell.


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1. The item under delivery shall remain property of the Contractor until all receivables, including future receivables, arising from business relations with the Customer have been paid (Object with reservation).
2. The Customer is obliged to inform the Contractor immediately in writing of any distraint of Objects with reservation and to inform the pledgee of the proviso of ownership. The Customer is not entitled to sell, give away or pledge products delivered under proviso of ownership nor to assign them by way of security.
3. If delivery is made for a Customer's business, the Customer is allowed to resell the products in the ordinary course of business. In this case, all receivables of the Customer against the purchaser out of the sale are assigned to the Contractor already now. In case of sale on credit, the Customer for his part shall reserve the proviso of ownership vis-à-vis the purchaser. Hereby, the Customer assigns all rights and claims of the proviso of ownership against the purchaser to the Contractor.
4. In case an Object of reservation is processed, combined or mixed by the Customer with other products of the Customer to create an uniform article, it is hereby agreed that the Customer transfers to the Contractor joint proportional ownership thereof according to the factor value of the Objects with reservation compared to the other processed goods at the moment of processing, combining or mixing and jointly maintains the article for himself and the Contractor. Should the Object of reservation be resold together with other goods not belonging to the Contractor, irrespective the fact if processed, combined or mixed or not, the Customer's receivables due from the purchaser shall be deemed to be ceded to the amount of the factor value of the Objects of reservation.
5. In case Objects of reservation are installed by the Customer into the premises of third parties as essential components, the Customer already now assigns all receivables including all ancillary rights and granted security mortgages against third parties or against whom it may concern to the Contractor.
6. In case Objects of reservation are installed by the Customer into his own premises as essential components, the Customer already now assigns all receivables including all ancillary rights arising from a sale of the premises or land rights to the Contractor.
7. This proviso of ownership shall be limited inasmuch as ownership of goods supplied shall be immediately transferred to the Customer, and the Customer be entitled to all ceded receivables, as soon as he has paid the receivables for which he is liable to the Contractor. Should the value of the securities accruing to the Contractor exceed total receivables due from the Customer by more than 30 percent, the Contractor shall have a duty, should the Customer so require, insofar to release such securities as he sees fit.
8. The Customer's right to ownership of goods under proviso shall cease should he fail to fulfil his duties under this or any other contract, especially in case of payment delay. The Contractor shall then be entitled to take possession of such goods under proviso himself after reminder and declaration of withdrawal. The Customer shall be obliged to return the goods. As soon as the Customer's duties under the contract are fulfilled, the Contractor has the duty to return the goods to the Customer. However, the Contractor is not obliged to stock the goods until then but is entitled to sell them intermediately, at his sole discretion. In this case the Contractor shall newly manufacture the goods as soon as the Customer has fulfilled his duties under the contract and inform the Customer of the new term of delivery.
1. For this business relationship and all legal relationships between the Contractor and the Customer, the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply with the exception of the UN Sales Convention on the International Sale of Goods.
2. The works of the Contractor shall be the place of fulfilment for all obligations due by both parties under this contract. The place of fulfilment for payment shall be Munich. Munich shall be the sole place of jurisdiction for all legal disputes, including any disputes involving procedures for bills of exchange or cheques.
3. Should one or more of these contractual conditions be ineffective or invalid, the validity of the others shall not be affected thereby. Any invalid condition shall automatically be replaced by the valid condition that comes close to the economic intention of the invalid condition.
In the event of any conflict between the German and the English text, its structure, meaning or interpretation, the German text (following below), structure, meaning or interpretation shall prevail.
Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen (AGB) – PTM mechatronics GmbH – Egenhofen – im Folgenden "Auftragnehmer".
Die Geschäftsbedingungen gelten für alle aktuellen und zukünftigen Verträge zwischen Auftraggeber und Auftragnehmer, sofern sie nicht mit ausdrücklicher schriftlicher Zustimmung des Auftragnehmers abgeändert oder ausgeschlossen werden. Einkaufsbedingungen des Auftraggebers erkennt der Auftragnehmer nur an, wenn er ausdrücklich schriftlich der Geltung zustimmt.
1. Die Bestellung gilt als angenommen, wenn diese vom Auftragnehmer schriftlich bestätigt ist. Bis dahin gilt das Angebot als unverbindlich. An Angebote fühlt sich der Auftragnehmer längstens 30 Tage ab Angebotserstellung gebunden. Telefonische, per Fax gesandte und mündliche Bestellungen, Ergänzungen, Änderungen usw. bedürfen zu ihrer Wirksamkeit der schriftlichen Bestätigung durch den Auftragnehmer. Die in Drucksachen enthaltenen Unterlagen, wie Maß- und Gewichtsangaben, Abbildungen und Beschreibungen begründen keine Verbindlichkeit. Masse, Gewichte, Abbildungen, Bezeichnungen und Zeichnungen sind für die Ausführung nur verbindlich, wenn sie ausdrücklich schriftlich bestätigt werden.
2. An Abbildungen, Zeichnungen, Skizzen und sonstigen Unterlagen behält sich der Auftragnehmer das sachliche und geistige Eigentum vor. Sie dürfen ohne schriftliche Genehmigung des Auftragnehmers nicht vervielfältigt sowie anderen nicht zugänglich gemacht werden und sind auf Verlangen einschließlich aller Kopien zurückzugeben.
3. Der Auftraggeber hat dafür einzustehen, dass von ihm vorgelegte Ausführungszeichnungen in Schutzrechte Dritter nicht eingreifen. Wir sind dem Auftraggeber gegenüber nicht zur Prüfung verpflichtet, ob durch Abgabe von Angeboten aufgrund von ihm eingesandter Ausführungszeichnungen im Falle der Ausführung Schutzrechte Dritter verletzt werden. Ergibt sich trotzdem eine Haftung für den Auftragnehmer, so hat der Auftraggeber den Auftragnehmer bei Regressansprüchen schadlos zu halten.
Die Preise lauten in Euro und verstehen sich, nach Wahl des Auftraggebers, ab Werk oder Verkaufsraum. Die Preise verstehen sich ohne Verpackung, Fracht, Porto und Wertversicherung. Das gleiche gilt bei Teillieferungen und Eilsendungen. Verpackung und Versand erfolgen nach bestem Ermessen gegen Berechnung der Selbstkosten, aber ohne Verbindlichkeit des Auftragnehmers. Verpackung kann nicht zurückgenommen werden. Nicht listenmäßige Erzeugnisse unterliegen einem durch die Sonderherstellung bedingten Aufpreis, der vor der Auftragserteilung zu vereinbaren ist. Sollten sich wesentliche Änderungen aus den Kosten für die Grund- und Hilfsstoffe aus Lohn- und Frachterhöhungen sowie aus deren Veränderungen kalkulatorisch als notwendig erweisen, so ist der Auftragnehmer berechtigt, eine Anpassung der Preise vorzunehmen. Im Falle einer Preiserhöhung gilt der erhöhte Preis bei Bestellung des Auftraggebers als vereinbart.
1. Falls in der schriftlichen Bestätigung nicht anders vereinbart, sind Rechnungen spätestens 10 Tage nach Rechnungsdatum ohne Abzug und unter Ausschluss der Aufrechnung und Zurückhaltung zahlbar. Das gilt auch für Teillieferungen. Maßgebend für den Beginn der Zahlungsfrist ist das Rechnungsdatum.
2. Bei Erzeugnissen, die für die Bestellung besonders konstruiert und hergestellt werden, hat die Zahlung ohne Abzug wie folgt zu erfolgen: 1/3 bei Bestellung, 1/3 bei Lieferung, 1/3 innerhalb 10 Tagen nach Rechnungsstellung.
3. Alle Forderungen gegen den Auftraggeber werden sofort fällig, wenn er wegen einer Forderung in Verzug gerät oder gegen die vertraglichen Vereinbarungen einschließlich dieser Bestimmungen verstößt. Das gilt auch bei Zahlungseinstellung oder Eröffnung eines Vergleichs- oder Konkursverfahrens des Auftraggebers. In diesem Falle kann der Auftragnehmer vom noch nicht erfüllten Teil des Vertrages zurücktreten. Der Auftragnehmer ist berechtigt, für Forderungen jederzeit Sicherheit zu verlangen.
4. Zur Annahme von Schecks und Wechseln ist der Auftragnehmer nicht verpflichtet. Etwaige daraus entstehende Kosten gehen zu Lasten des Auftraggebers.
5. Werden Zahlungen gestundet oder später als vereinbart geleistet, so ist der Auftragnehmer berechtigt, ab Fälligkeit der Forderungen Zinsen in Höhe von 6% über dem Diskontsatz der Deutschen Bundesbank zu berechnen, ohne dass es einer besonderen Inverzugsetzung bedarf, unter Vorbehalt der Geltendmachung eines weiteren Schadens.
6. Bei Lieferungen an Neukunden behält sich der Auftragnehmer vor, nur gegen Vorkasse oder unter Nachnahme als Wertsendung zu liefern.
7. Bei Sonderanfertigungen behält sich der Auftragnehmer vor, nur gegen entsprechende Anzahlung zu liefern, wobei die Verrechnung der Anzahlung bei der Restzahlung erfolgt.
1. Alle Lieferzeiten werden nach sorgfältiger Abstimmung genannt. Sie sind aber rechtlich nicht bindend. Die Einhaltung der Lieferzeit setzt die Erfüllung der Vertragspflicht des Auftraggebers voraus. Die Lieferfrist ist eingehalten, wenn bis zu ihrem Ablauf der Liefergegenstand das Werk verlassen hat oder die Versandbereitschaft mitgeteilt ist. Die Lieferfrist verlängert sich angemessen beim Eintritt unvorhergesehener Ereignisse, die außerhalb des Willens des Auftragnehmers liegen (z.B. Betriebsstörungen, Ausschuss werden, Verzögerungen in der Anlieferung von Rohstoffen usw.). Beginn und Ende derartiger Hindernisse werden dem Auftraggeber möglichst mitgeteilt. Teillieferungen kann der Auftraggeber nicht zurückweisen. Der Auftragnehmer ist zu Teillieferungen auf Kosten des Auftraggebers berechtigt.
2. Wird dem Auftragnehmer nach Vertragsschluss bekannt, dass der Auftraggeber sich in ungünstiger Vermögenslage befindet, kann der Auftragnehmer Sicherheit für die Gegenleistung verlangen oder erklären, dass die Leistung unterbleibt. Im letzten Falle hat der Auftraggeber die bis dahin angefallenen Aufwendungen zu ersetzen und Schadenersatz wegen Nichtausführung der Lieferung zu leisten.
3. Verzögert sich die Lieferung oder Leistung auf Grund eines Umstandes, den der Auftragnehmer, seine gesetzlichen Vertreter oder Erfüllungsgehilfen zu vertreten haben, erfolgt die Haftung nach den gesetzlichen Bestimmungen. Bei leichter Fahrlässigkeit ist die Haftung auf den vorhersehbaren vertragstypischen Schaden begrenzt. Dieser Grundsatz gilt insbesondere bei höherer Gewalt, Streik, Aussperrung, behördlichen Anordnungen usw., auch wenn diese Hindernisse bei Lieferanten des Auftragnehmers oder deren Unterlieferanten eintreten. Die Dauer einer vom Auftraggeber im Falle der Leistungsverzögerung nach den gesetzlichen Vorschriften zu setzenden Nachfrist wird auf zwei Wochen festgelegt, die mit Eingang der Nachfristsetzung beim Auftragnehmer beginnt. Anderweitige Entschädigungsansprüche sind ausgeschlossen.
Mit der Übergabe des Materials an einen Betriebsfremden oder Frachtführer bzw. mit der Absendung vom Werk geht die Gefahr auf den Auftraggeber über, auch dann, wenn frachtfreie Lieferung vereinbart worden ist. Der Auftragnehmer ersetzt während des Transports verloren gegangene oder beschädigte Ware nur auf Basis eines neuen Auftrags, wobei die zu dieser Zeit gültigen Preise verrechnet werden. Abweichungen vom Lieferschein oder der Rechnung sind unverzüglich nach Empfang der Ware schriftlich zu melden. Transportversicherung erfolgt nur auf Weisung und Kosten des Auftraggebers. Verzögert sich der Versand durch Verschulden des Auftraggebers, so geht die Gefahr bereits vom Tage der Meldung der Versandbereitschaft an auf den Auftraggeber über. Versandvorschriften des Auftraggebers, soweit diese von Bedingungen des Auftragnehmers abweichen, können nur nach vorheriger Absprache berücksichtigt werden. Sollten spezielle Frachtführer durch den Auftraggeber vorgeschrieben sein, wird der Auftragnehmer die Lieferbereitschaft an den Auftraggeber melden, woraufhin dieser seine Spedition mit der Abholung beauftragen kann.
1. Der Auftragnehmer leistet für seine Produkte eine Gewähr für die Dauer eines Jahres vom Liefertag an gerechnet, soweit nicht gesetzlich zwingend eine längere Frist vorgeschrieben ist. Innerhalb der Gewährleistungsfrist aufgetretene Mängel der Produkte werden nach Wahl des Auftragnehmers auf seine Kosten durch Nachbesserung – in der Regel zwei – behoben oder durch mangelfreie Produkte kostenlos ersetzt.
2. Der Auftraggeber ist verpflichtet, die Überprüfung der Produkte auf Mängel mit der gebotenen Sorgfalt vorzunehmen. Offensichtliche Mängel bei Werkleistungen können nach Abnahme nicht mehr geltend gemacht werden. Ansonsten sind Mängel zwecks Erhaltung der Mängelansprüche unverzüglich, spätestens jedoch innerhalb von zwei Wochen nach seiner Entdeckung dem Auftragnehmer schriftlich anzuzeigen. Der Auftraggeber muss dem Auftragnehmer die Gelegenheit geben, sich von der Berechtigung von Beanstandungen durch eine Besichtigung und Prüfung des Schadens zu überzeugen. Haftung infolge natürlicher Abnutzung, fehlerhafter oder nachlässiger Behandlung, unvorschriftsmäßiger oder übermäßiger Beanspruchung, der Verwendung ungeeigneter Betriebsmittel, chemischer oder elektrischer Einflüsse, Witterungs- oder anderer Natureinflüsse wird ausgeschlossen. Ebenfalls ausgeschlossen ist die Haftung bei Vornahme von Änderungen an den Produkten durch den Auftraggeber, sowie der Auswechslung von Produktteilen oder der Verwendung von Verbrauchsmaterialien, die nicht den Originalspezifikationen entsprechen.
3. Bei den zur Fertigstellung, Aufarbeitung oder Umarbeitung eingesandten Erzeugnisse, auch solchen, die aus der Fertigung des Auftragnehmers stammen, wird keine Haftung für das Verhalten beim Härten oder bei der Bearbeitung übernommen. Wird das Material bei der Bearbeitung schadhaft, so ist dem Auftragnehmer ein entsprechender Teil des vereinbarten Preises zu vergüten.
4. Bei Sonderanfertigung haftet der Auftragnehmer nur für verschuldete fehlerhafte Konstruktion oder mangelhafte Ausführung, für Materialmängel nur bei Gestellung durch den Auftragnehmer insoweit, dass er bei Anwendung fachmännischer Sorgfalt den Mangel hätte erkennen müssen.
5. Bei Fertigung nach Zeichnung des Auftraggebers haftet der Auftragnehmer nur für zeichnungsgerechte Ausführung. Wird dem Auftragnehmer die Lösung von Konstruktionsaufgaben überlassen, so kann eine Mängelhaftung nur dann geltend gemacht werden, wenn der Auftraggeber nachweist, dass das Erzeugnis dem allgemeinen Stand der Technik schuldhaft nicht entspricht. Der Auftraggeber kann aufgrund der Mängelhaftung nur verlangen, dass unbrauchbare Teile unentgeltlich ausgebessert oder nach Wahl des Auftragnehmers neu geliefert werden.
6. In allen vorgenannten Fällen sind anderweitige Ansprüche des Auftraggebers, gleich welcher Art, insbesondere solcher auf Wandlung, Minderung oder Schadenersatz einschließlich Ersatz der Folgeschäden, ausgeschlossen. Schlägt die Nacherfüllung oder Ersatzlieferung innerhalb einer angemessenen Frist fehl, kann der Auftraggeber jedoch nach seiner Wahl Minderung oder Wandlung verlangen. Durch unberechtigte Mängelrügen entstehende Kosten trägt der Auftraggeber. Die Mängelhaftung entfällt, wenn der Auftraggeber oder ein Dritter ohne Zustimmung des Auftragnehmers Nachbesserungsarbeiten vorgenommen hat.
7. Vorstehendes gilt nicht für den Verkauf von gebrauchten Gütern. Diese werden dem Auftraggeber unter Ausschluss jeglicher Mängelansprüche geliefert. Der Ausschluss gilt nicht für Schadenersatzansprüche aus grob fahrlässiger bzw. vorsätzlicher Verletzung von Pflichten des Auftragnehmers sowie für jede Verletzung von Leben, Körper und Gesundheit.
1. Bis zur Erfüllung aller Forderungen, die dem Auftragnehmer aus jedem Rechtsgrund gegen den Auftraggeber zustehen, behält sich der Auftragnehmer das Eigentum an den gelieferten Gegenständen vor (Vorbehaltsgegenstände).
2. Der Auftraggeber ist verpflichtet, Pfändungen der Vorbehaltsgegenstände dem Auftragnehmer unverzüglich schriftlich anzuzeigen und die Pfandgläubiger von dem Eigentumsvorbehalt zu unterrichten. Der Auftraggeber ist nicht berechtigt, die ihm unter Eigentumsvorbehalt gelieferten Gegenstände – außer in den Fällen der folgenden Ziffern – zu veräußern, zu verschenken, zu verpfänden oder zur Sicherheit zu übereignen.
3. Erfolgt die Lieferung für einen vom Auftraggeber unterhaltenen Geschäftsbetrieb, so dürfen die Gegenstände im Rahmen einer ordnungsgemäßen Geschäftsführung weiter veräußert werden. In diesem Fall werden die Forderungen des Auftraggebers gegen den Abnehmer aus der Veräußerung bereits jetzt an den Auftragnehmer abgetreten. Bei Weiterveräußerung der Gegenstände auf Kredit hat sich der Auftraggeber gegenüber seinem Abnehmer seinerseits das Eigentum vorzubehalten. Die Rechte und Ansprüche aus diesem Eigentumsvorbehalt gegenüber seinem Abnehmer tritt der Auftraggeber hiermit an den Auftragnehmer ab.
4. Eine etwaige Be- oder Verarbeitung der Vorbehaltsgegenstände durch den Auftraggeber nimmt dieser für den Auftragnehmer unentgeltlich vor. Bei Verarbeitung, Verbindung, Vermischung oder Vermengung der Vorbehaltsgegenstände mit anderen nicht dem Auftragnehmer gehörenden Waren steht dem Auftragnehmer der dabei entstehende Miteigentumsanteil an der neuen Sache im Verhältnis des Faktoren-Wertes der Vorbehaltsgegenstände zu der übrigen verarbeiteten Ware zum Zeitpunkt der Verarbeitung, Verbindung, Vermischung oder Vermengung zu. Erwirbt der Auftraggeber das Alleineigentum einer neuen Sache, so sind sich die Vertragspartner darüber einig, dass der Auftraggeber dem Auftragnehmer im Verhältnis des Faktoren-Wertes der verarbeiteten bzw. verbundenen, vermischten oder vermengten Vorbehaltsgegenstände Miteigentum an der neuen Sache einräumt und diese unentgeltlich für den Lieferanten verwahrt. Werden die Vorbehaltsgegenstände zusammen mit anderen Waren, und zwar gleich, ob ohne oder nach Verarbeitung, Verbindung, Vermischung oder Vermengung weiter veräußert, so gilt die oben in Ziffer 3 vereinbarte Vorausabtretung nur in Höhe des Faktoren-Wertes der Vorbehaltsgegenstände, die zusammen mit den anderen Waren weiter veräußert worden sind.
5. Werden Vorbehaltsgegenstände vom Auftraggeber bzw. in dessen Auftrag als wesentliche Bestandteile in das Grundstück eines Dritten eingebaut, so tritt der Auftraggeber schon jetzt gegen den Dritten oder den, den es angeht, etwa entstehende Forderungen auf Vergütung mit allen Nebenrechten, einschließlich der Einräumung einer Sicherungshypothek an den Auftragnehmer ab.
6. Werden Vorbehaltsgegenstände als wesentliche Bestandteile in das Grundstück des Auftraggebers eingebaut, so tritt dieser schon jetzt die aus einer Veräußerung des Grundstücks oder von Grundstücksrechten entstehenden Forderungen mit allen Nebenrechten an den Auftragnehmer ab.
7. Wenn der Wert der für den Auftragnehmer nach den vorstehenden Bestimmungen bestehenden Sicherheiten den Wert der Forderungen des Auftragnehmers – nicht nur vorübergehend – um insgesamt mehr als 30 % übersteigt, so ist der Auftragnehmer auf Verlangen des Auftraggebers zur entsprechenden Freigabe von Sicherheiten seiner Wahl verpflichtet.
8. Bei vertragswidrigem Verhalten des Auftraggebers, insbesondere bei Zahlungsverzug, ist der Auftragnehmer zur Rücknahme der gelieferten Gegenstände nach Mahnung und Rücktrittserklärung berechtigt und der Auftraggeber zur Herausgabe verpflichtet. Hat der Auftraggeber den Vertrag erfüllt, so hat der Auftragnehmer die Gegenstände zurückzugeben. Allerdings ist er hierfür nicht dazu verpflichtet, die Gegenstände zwischenzeitlich auf Lager zu legen sondern sie zwischenzeitlich weiterzuverkaufen. Vielmehr können die Gegenstände, nach Wahl des Auftragnehmers, auch umgehend nach Erfüllung des Vertrages durch den Auftraggeber neu produziert werden. Der Auftragnehmer wird den Auftraggeber über die neuen Lieferfristen informieren.
1. Für diese Geschäftsbedingungen und die gesamten Rechtsbeziehungen zwischen Auftragnehmer und Auftraggeber gilt das Recht der Bundesrepublik Deutschland mit Ausnahme des UN-Kaufrechts.
2. Soweit der Auftraggeber Kaufmann im Sinne des Handelsgesetzbuches, juristische Person des öffentlichen Rechts oder öffentlich-rechtlichen Sondervermögens ist, ist der Geschäftssitz des Auftragnehmers ausschließlicher Gerichtsstand für alle sich aus dem Vertragsverhältnis unmittelbar oder mittelbar ergebenden Streitigkeiten.
3. Sollte eine Bestimmung in diesen Geschäftsbedingungen unwirksam sein oder werden, so wird hiervon die Wirksamkeit aller sonstigen Bestimmungen und Vereinbarungen zwischen Auftragnehmer und Auftraggeber nicht berührt. Eine unwirksame Bestimmung wird automatisch durch diejenige wirksame Bestimmung ersetzt, die dem wirtschaftlichen Zweck der unwirksamen Bestimmung am nächsten kommt.


In caves of the valley of the Glenelg river, north-west Australia, about 60 m.
Lord Glenelg, the colonial minister, had the support of the missionaries in withstanding Wakefield's New Zealand Company, which at length resolved in desperation to send an agent to buy land wholesale in New Zealand and despatch a shipload of settlers thither without official permission.
Glenelg is a favourite watering-place.
CHARLES GRANT GLENELG, Baron (1778-1866), eldest son of Charles Grant, chairman of the directors of the East India Company, was born in India on the 26th of October 1778, and was educated at Magdalene College, Cambridge, of which he became a fellow in 1802.
Lord Glenelg, secretary for the colonies in Lord Melbourne's second administration, held that the Kaffirs were in the right in the quarrel, and he compelled D'Urban to abandon the conquered territory, a mistaken decision adopted largely on the advice of Dr Philip and his supporters.
The action of Sir Benjamin D'Urban was not approved by the home government, and on the instruction of Lord Glenelg, secretary for the colonies, who declared that " the great evil of the Cape Colony consists in its magnitude," the colonial boundary was moved back to the Great Fish river, and eventually (in 1837) Sir Benjamin was dismissed from office.
" The Kaffirs " in the opinion of Lord Glenelg, " had an ample justification for war; they had to resent, and endeavoured justly, though impotently, to avenge a series of encroachments " (despatch of the 26th of December 1835).
In the last month of the war (December 1847) Sir Harry Smith reached Cape Town as governor of the colony, and with his arrival the Glenelg policy was reversed.


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A fully equipped workspace located in Light Cone's facilities is available to filmmakers under the supervision of a technician who can train and accompany the artists in residency throughout the editing, color grading and sound mix of their films up to the creation of the DCP. In 2018, a film scanner for the digitization of 16mm & 35mm film in 2K & 4K was acquired so as to complete the post-production chain.


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Can We Live Forever? Medical Science Says 'Perhaps'
6- 7mins Annalies Corse	01-06-2015	(updated 19-06-2018)
If you were presented with the opportunity to halt the havoc that settles in your body due to aging, would you accept it? What if it were as simple as taking a pill, or talking to your doctor about new and more effective immunizations?
As futuristic as it sounds, it may not be for much longer. Medical technology is changing the way we deal with and view aging, and it's going well beyond simply looking younger with cosmetic procedures or keeping your memory sharp with brain training.
Longevity medical science is an evolving field. Medical researchers are using powerful new technologies to identify, avert and manage aging and diseases traditionally associated with old age. We know that in most developed countries we are living much longer, but living a high quality life is not always a guarantee.
The question now is, can we continue to live to an older age, while improving our quality of life along the way? Would this lead to such dramatic improvements in medicine that we could legitimately say living forever is a real possibility?
What's Happening Now?
Those following the field of anti-aging medicine should know about miniscule sub-cellular structures known as telomeres. Telomeres made headlines in 2009, when Australian scientist Professor Elizabeth Blackburn and her team were awarded the Nobel Prize for their discovery of telomerase.
Telomeres are like small caps that protect the ends of all our chromosomes, where our DNA is found in every cell of the body. As we age, our telomeres become shorter, and their protective functions diminish.
Telomerase is an enzyme that replenishes telomeres, protecting them from shortening and maintaining their structural integrity. It is believed that by keeping telomeres long, science will be able to offer a very real treatment for diseases associated with accelerated aging, such as diabetes, heart disease and chronic inflammatory disorders.
Many scientists agree that telomere research will have the same enduring effects that Pasteur's Germ Theory of Disease and anesthesia have had on science and humanity.
Another recent breakthrough in age-reversal occurred in 2014, when scientists from Harvard University and the University of New South Wales discovered genes that fight against the aging process.
The research team was able to extend the lifespan of rat muscle cells by isolating and switching on specific "anti-aging genes". These genes control molecules that extended the lifespan of rat muscle cells, but with further research the team believes reversing all aspects of aging in humans could be a real possibility.
Current research now involves human trials, which have identified that these anti-aging genes appear to have strong anti-inflammatory effects in human tissue.
What Are the Challenges?
In times past, the majority of the human race faced early death due to epidemics of infectious disease. Poor sanitation and inadequate nutrition meant only those with the strongest immune systems could survive such an attack on their health. Most of the developed world now has excellent sanitation and improved nutrition. We still catch infectious diseases, but fewer of us die from them. Despite this, the immune system remains a target in the development of anti-aging medical treatments.
The fact remains that with age, we all become more susceptible to infection. Functionality of our immune system deteriorates considerably and we are less able to generate protective immune responses to vaccinations.
Synthetic immune enhancement is a new area of anti-aging medicine attempting to address this problem. It includes treatments to enhance vaccine potency, meaning immunizations for influenza and other major infectious illnesses can be made more powerful, which is especially important as we age and our immune response declines.
While the immune system is complex and there are undoubtedly many mechanisms behind its age-related deterioration, research demonstrates that a natural phenomena known as chronic thymus involution is associated with aging. The thymus gland sits just behind our sternum and assists specific immune cells known as T-cells to fully mature and become completely functional.
As we age, the thymus naturally goes through involution, a type of tissue shrinkage. This leads to less efficient T-cell development and decreased emigration of T-cells to sites of infection and damage in our peripheral body tissues. Thymus gland decline is linked to increased debility and mortality in a wide range of chronic diseases also associated with premature aging.
There is growing evidence that thymic tissue is plastic, meaning it can potentially re-grow and be replenished. If science can discover and understand the cellular mechanisms that drive involution of the thymus gland across the lifespan, the process could be potentially halted or reversed.
Future Changes in Longevity Science
While therapies offering telomere replenishment and synthetic immune enhancement might be a few years away yet, anti-aging treatments harnessing the power of cellular repair are already making an impact on society. Cellular repair involving stem cell therapy is responsible for regenerating functional body tissues after they are damaged in life-threatening diseases such as cancer and organ failure.
The most significant challenge we face regarding the science of longevity appears to be one of morality. Most research into health enhancement or age reversal centers on those who are extremely unwell, but treatments could also be made available for performance enhancement in sport or for cosmetic procedures.
The next question is how can we harness the regenerative potential of stem cells to replace damaged tissue in the body and possibly reverse some of the degenerative processes associated with aging and non-life-threatening conditions? There are more than 200 registered clinical trials currently underway around the world investigating the role that stem cells play in aging and disease of the human body.
Ethicists and scientists agree that regulating these treatments from laboratory to legitimate medical therapies with qualified medical professionals will be an ongoing duty for both modern medical professionals and governments.
Implications of this Science
Many people are concerned regarding the dramatic developments taking place in the age reversal sciences.
Despite some misgivings that society has towards age reversal or the concept of human beings living forever, these new medical technologies do not seek to extend life by mere numbers alone. Rather, these technologies aspire to extend life by giving health back to society, where quality of life is the goal.
In a survey conducted by Budget Direct, the majority of people listed spending time with family or witnessing societal evolution as their main motivators for a prolonged life.
Many scientists are comparing the hesitation society has for these technologies to the apprehension displayed towards other medical advances in our history, such as antibiotic use and surgery. They were once feared and not understood, but are now normal practices in health care all over the world.
Science is embarking on a journey to a new frontier in health care where a disease-free life, however long it may be, is a real possibility. Look at our other article on this topic called, Could We Really Live To Be 150.
Carstensen, L. (2015). The New Age of Much Older Age. Time Magazine. Available at:
http://time.com/3706694/the-new-age-of-much-older-age/
Coler, R. et al (2010). A Synthetic Adjuvant to Enhance and Expand Immune Responses to Influenza Vaccines. Available at:
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0013677
Juengst, E. et al. (2003). Biogerentology, "Anti-aging Medicine," and the Challenges of Human Enhancement. Available at:
http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/3528377?sid=21105684948321&uid=70&uid=2&uid=4&uid=2129
Lannin, S. (2014). Scientists Reverse Ageing Process in Mice: Early Human Trials Showing 'Promising Results.' ABC News. Available at:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-04/scientists-reverse-ageing-process-in-mice/5865714
Lemonick, M. (2014). Want to Live Forever? These Men Say They Can Help. Time Magazine. Available at:
http://time.com/3613407/want-to-live-forever-these-men-say-they-can-help/
Lynch, H. et al. (2009). Thymic Involution and Immune Reconstitution. Trends in Immunology. Available at:
Stanford Medicine News Centre. (2015). Telomere Extension Turns Back Aging Clock in Cultured Human Cells, Study Finds. Available at:
http://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2015/01/telomere-extension-turns-back-aging-clock-in-cultured-cells.html
Stem Cells Australia. (2013). The Australian Stem Cells Hand Book. Available at:
http://www.stemcellsaustralia.edu.au/AboutUs/Document-Library/Patient-Information.aspx
http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/the-ethics-of-anti-aging-by-peter-singer/
http://www.worldhealth.net/about-anti-aging-medicine/
Survey Stats: Survey was conducted by Budget Direct in the month of April 2015 with a random selection of 1,000 people.
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// Load the AWS SDK for Node.js

// Import required AWS SDK clients and commands for Node.js
import {DeleteTopicCommand } from "@aws-sdk/client-sns";
import {snsClient } from "./libs/snsClient.js";

// Set the parameters
const params = { TopicArn: "TOPIC_ARN" }; //TOPIC_ARN

const run = async () => {
  try {
    const data = await snsClient.send(new DeleteTopicCommand(params));
    console.log("Success.",  data);
    return data; // For unit tests.
  } catch (err) {
    console.log("Error", err.stack);
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};
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Martinsried/Munich, 17 March 2015. Medigene AG (MDG1, Frankfurt, Prime Standard) announced that a scientific article on T cell receptors with optimal affinity to cancer antigens has been published in the current issue of the renowned journal "Nature Biotechnology" (doi:10.1038/nbt.3147 - published online 16 March 2015). The positive research results presented show an important scientific foundation for the clinical development of the TCR-based T cell therapy approach.
Prof. Thomas Blankenstein, Director of the Institute for Immunology at the Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin and working group leader at Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC) Berlin: "We are very pleased that our intensive efforts of the past are now coming to fruition and open the door to provide new T cell-based immunotherapies for cancer patients."
Prof. Dolores J. Schendel, Chief Scientific Officer of Medigene AG: "This publication represents results from a long-standing alliance of teams in Berlin and Munich to develop tools and technologies to engineer patient lymphocytes to effectively attack their own tumours."
The article titled "Identification of T cell receptors with optimal affinity to cancer antigens using antigen-negative humanized mice" http://www.nature.com/nbt/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nbt.3147.html outlines the extensive pre-clinical developments regarding the identification of these specific T cell receptors.
The results have been generated in a research alliance between Prof. Thomas Blankenstein, Director of the Institute for Immunology at the Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin and working group leader at Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC) Berlin in close cooperation with Prof. Dolores J. Schendel, now Chief Scientific Officer of Medigene AG. This alliance is supported since 2006 by the German Research Foundation of which Medigene Immunotherapies is a formal member.
About Medigene's T cell receptor- (TCR) modified T cells: This therapy approach aims to utilize the body's own machinery - the T cell - to target and destroy cancer by arming normal patient-derived T cells with new T cell receptors that enable them to detect and efficiently kill tumour cells. This form of immunotherapy is designed to overcome a patient's tolerance to cancer since the T cells of the patient are activated and modified outside the body, away from generalized immune suppression in the patient. Compared to small molecule or antibody based therapies this approach can be used for new targets to fight tumours. A large army of specific T cells is made available to patients within a short period of time. The therapy is potentially suited for the treatment of advanced cancer.
Medigene is developing a comprehensive library of recombinant T cell receptors. Moreover, a good manufacturing practice (GMP)-compliant process for their combination with patient-derived T cells is currently being established. First discussions with regulatory authorities for the preparation of first clinical trials with defined product candidates have already taken place.
About the SFB-TR36: SFB-TR36 "Principles and Applications of Adoptive T Cell Therapy" is a transregional Collaborative Research Centre funded by the German Research Foundation with a focus on the development of effective approaches to combat cancer using adoptive T cell transfer. The SFB programme is set to run until 2018. For further information, please visit http://www.sfb-tr36.com.
About the German Research Foundation (DFG): the German Research Foundation is the self-governing organisation responsible for science and research in Germany. It is organised in the form of an association under private law and mainly financed by the German government and the German federal states. The association's members include universities with a strong focus on research, non-university research institutions, scientific associations and the academies of sciences which benefit from interdisciplinary scientific exchange. The core task of the DFG consists in competition-based selection of the best research projects conducted at universities and research organisations as well as their funding. For further information, please visit www.dfg.de.


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Jaypee creditors to vote on NBCC's revised bid
Posted on May 15, 2019 by NT Bureau
Chennai: The creditors' panel of debt-laden Jaypee Infratech has reportedly decided to vote on the revised offer of NBCC as more than 20,000 home buyers favoured the voting process for the State-run firm's bid even as bankers dissented.
The voting process would start tomorrow (16 May) and end on Sunday (19 May), while the results would be declared on 20 May.
Bankers who participated in the Committee of Creditors (CoC) meet on Tuesday opposed putting the NBCC's bid to vote and pitched for further negotiations.
Soon after the CoC decided to put to vote the NBCC's bid, banks made a plea before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal for a stay on the voting process.
However, the NCLAT refused to stay voting by the creditors. A two-member NCLAT bench headed by Chairman Justice S J Mukhopadhaya warned banks that they would get 'zero rupees' if the process is stalled.
Justice Mukhopadhaya said the interest of thousands of home-buyers was of prime importance and the matter needed to be resolved even if there is just one bidder.
During the CoC meeting, bankers also proposed that they would take control of Jaypee Infratech and rope in NBCC as Project Management Consultant (PMC) to complete over 20,000 delayed flats, the PTI reported.
The opposition to the revised bid also comes against the backdrop of NBCC on Monday ruling out dilution of certain conditions, including exemption from tax liability, in its revised offer.
However home buyers state that they wanted NBCC's offer to be put to vote without any delay. Home buyers have nearly 60 per cent voting rights in the CoC but bankers expressed their dissent.
A minimum 66 per cent vote of financial creditors (bankers and homebuyers) is required for the approval of any resolution plan. Jaypee Infratech's interim resolution professional (IRP) Anuj Jain too favoured voting process for the revised offer, state reports.
Majority of homebuyers are likely to vote in favour of NBCC bid but many also fear that lenders may reject it and opt for liquidation as they do not want to take up to 60 per cent hair-cut against their claim of Rs 9,782 crore.
The CoC is considering NBCC's revised offer after it rejected Mumbai-based Suraksha Realty's bid on 3 May, through voting process.
Earlier, the creditors' panel did not allow vote on NBCC's bid citing lack of approvals from the government departments.
The court-mandated deadline for completing the resolution plan for Japyee Infratech ended on 6 May, and the CoC has sought an extension of the deadline.
In 2017, Jaypee Infratech went into insolvency after the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) admitted the application by an IDBI Bank-led consortium seeking resolution of the firm.
Revised offer
NBCC, in its revised offer, has proposed infusion of Rs 200 crore equity capital, transfer of 950 acres of land worth Rs 5,000 crore to banks and completing construction of flats by July 2023 to settle an outstanding claim of Rs 23,723 crore of financial creditors.Last week, lenders had written to NBCC seeking clarifications on certain relief and concessions put forward by the public sector firm in its resolution plan.
However, NBCC decided not to dilute the conditions of exemption from income tax liability as well as from taking consent of development authorities for transfer of businesses.
Apart from NBCC, Adani Group has shown interest to bid for Jaypee Infratech but creditors have not sought resolution plan from Adani so far.
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"""
This module defined controllers for CherryPy.

Updated since version 1.1:
    1. Added support for postprocess and visualization.
    2. Added support for quit.

Updated since version 1.2 (OpenWarp - Add Logging Functionality):
    Added support for logging

Updated since version 1.3 (OPENWARP - FIX WAVE FREQUENCY AND DIRECTION CRASH BUG):
    Allow logging handling using a listener/client based model.
    The listener is started here and will listen to a Queue for new logging from
    child process. This is done to avoid undefined behaviour due to concurrent
    writing to log file from python standard logging.

Changes in version 1.4 (OPENWARP - PROVIDE A COMMAND LINE INTERFACE USING PYTHON):
    Removed some functions to the service to reuse them in the cli interface.
"""

__author__ = "caoweiquan322, yedtoss, TCSASSEMBLER"
__copyright__ = "Copyright (C) 2014-2016 TopCoder Inc. All rights reserved."
__version__ = "1.4"

import cherrypy
from openwarp import services
from openwarp.services import *
import os
import threading
import logging
import helper
from logutils.queue import QueueListener
import multiprocessing
from nemoh import utility

class WebController:
    '''
    This class exposes HTTP services for the frontend HTML to consume using AJAX.
    '''

    def __init__(self):
        self.logger = logging.getLogger(__name__ + '.WebController')
        cherrypy.engine.subscribe('start', self.start)
        cherrypy.engine.subscribe('stop', self.stop)
        self.queue = None
        self.ql = None

    def start(self):
        self.queue = multiprocessing.Queue(-1)
        # Solve this problem? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25585518/python-logging-logutils-with-queuehandler-and-queuelistener
        self.ql = QueueListener(self.queue, *logging.getLogger().handlers)
        self.ql.start()

    def stop(self):
        self.ql.stop()

    @cherrypy.expose
    @cherrypy.tools.json_out()
    def apply_configuration(self, **kwargs):
        '''
        Apply the application wide configuration.

        @param self: the class instance itself
        @param kwargs: the other arguments
        @return: the response as a dictionary, will be serialized to JSON by CherryPy.
        '''
        signature = __name__ + '.WebController.apply_configuration()'
        helper.log_entrance(self.logger, signature, kwargs)

        try:

            # Prepare meshing directory
            self.logger.info('Applying configuration ...')

            # Call generate_mesh service
            ret = {
                'log': services.apply_configuration(ConfigurationParameters(**kwargs))
            }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret

        except (TypeError, ValueError) as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Error with input, respond with 400
            cherrypy.response.status = 400
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret
        except Exception as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Server internal error, respond with 500
            cherrypy.response.status = 500
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret

    @cherrypy.expose
    @cherrypy.tools.json_out()
    def generate_mesh(self, **kwargs):
        '''
        Launch Mesh Generator to generate mesh.

        @param self: the class instance itself
        @param kwargs: the other arguments
        @return: the response as a dictionary, will be serialized to JSON by CherryPy.
        '''
        signature = __name__ + '.WebController.generate_mesh()'
        helper.log_entrance(self.logger, signature, kwargs)

        try:
            # Prepare meshing directory
            self.logger.info('Preparing meshing directory')
            meshing_dir = services.prepare_dir('meshing_')
            self.logger.info('Meshing files will be located at ' + str(meshing_dir))

            # Call generate_mesh service
            ret = {
                'log' : services.generate_mesh(meshing_dir, MeshingParameters(**kwargs))
            }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret
        except (TypeError, ValueError) as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Error with input, respond with 400
            cherrypy.response.status = 400
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret
        except Exception as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Server internal error, respond with 500
            cherrypy.response.status = 500
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret

    @cherrypy.expose
    @cherrypy.tools.json_out()
    def simulate(self, json_str):
        '''
        Run simulation.

        @param self: the class instance itself
        @param json_str: the json string posted by client
        @return: the response as a dictionary, will be serialized to JSON by CherryPy.
        '''
        signature = __name__ + '.WebController.simulate()'
        helper.log_entrance(self.logger, signature, {'json_str' : json_str})

        try:
            # Prepare simulation directory
            simulation_dir = services.prepare_dir('simulation_')
            cherrypy.session['simulation_dir'] = simulation_dir
            cherrypy.session['simulation_done'] = False
            # Call simulate service
            ret = {
                'log' : services.simulate(simulation_dir, services.construct_simulation_parameters(json_str), self.queue)
            }
            cherrypy.session['simulation_done'] = True
            # Set postprocess flag to False if a new simulation has been done successfully.
            cherrypy.session['postprocess_done'] = False
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret
        except (TypeError, ValueError) as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Error with input, respond with 400
            cherrypy.response.status = 400
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret
        except Exception as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Server internal error, respond with 500
            cherrypy.response.status = 500
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret

    @cherrypy.expose
    @cherrypy.tools.json_out()
    def upload_file(self, uploadedFile):
        '''
        Upload a file via AJAX request, the file will be created in temporary directory and the full path will
        be sent back as JSON response.

        @param self: the class instance itself
        @param uploadedFile: the uploaded file
        @return: the response as a dictionary, will be serialized to JSON by CherryPy.
        '''
        signature = __name__ + '.WebController.upload_file()'
        helper.log_entrance(self.logger, signature, {'uploadedFile' : uploadedFile})

        try:
            temp_dir = os.path.join(TEMP_DATA_DIRECTORY, uuid.uuid1().hex)
            os.makedirs(temp_dir)
            filepath = os.path.join(temp_dir, uploadedFile.filename)

            # We must use 'wb' mode here in case the uploaded file is not ascii format.
            with open(filepath, 'wb') as output:
                while True:
                    data = uploadedFile.file.read(1024)
                    if data:
                        output.write(data)
                    else:
                        break
            try:
                with open(filepath, 'r') as input:
                    points, panels = utility.determine_points_panels(input)
                    ret = {
                        'filepath' : filepath,
                        'points' : points,
                        'panels' : panels
                    }
                    helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
                    return ret
            except Exception as e:
                helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
                ret = { 'filepath' : filepath }
                helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
                return ret
        except Exception as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Server internal error, respond with 500
            cherrypy.response.status = 500
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret

    @cherrypy.expose
    @cherrypy.tools.json_out()
    def postprocess(self, json_str):
        '''
        Run post-processing.

        @param self: the class instance itself
        @param json_str: the json string posted by client
        @return: the response as a dictionary, will be serialized to JSON by CherryPy.
        '''
        signature = __name__ + '.WebController.postprocess()'
        helper.log_entrance(self.logger, signature, {'json_str': json_str})
        # Set session variable postprocess_done to False by default.
        cherrypy.session['postprocess_done'] = False

        try:
            if not cherrypy.session.has_key('simulation_done') or not cherrypy.session['simulation_done']:
                # simulation must be run first
                cherrypy.response.status = 400
                ret = { 'error' : 'Simulation must be run first.' }
                helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
                return ret
            else:
                # Call post-processing service
                ret = {
                    'log' : services.postprocess(cherrypy.session['simulation_dir'],
                                                 services.construct_postprocess_parameters(json_str), self.queue)
                }
                cherrypy.session['postprocess_done'] = True
                helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
                return ret
        except (TypeError, ValueError) as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Error with input, respond with 400
            cherrypy.response.status = 400
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret
        except Exception as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Server internal error, respond with 500
            cherrypy.response.status = 500
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret

    @cherrypy.expose
    @cherrypy.tools.json_out()
    def visualize(self):
        '''
        Launch ParaView to visualize simulation results.

        @param self: the class instance itself
        @return: the response as a dictionary, will be serialized to JSON by CherryPy.
        '''
        signature = __name__ + '.WebController.visualize()'
        helper.log_entrance(self.logger, signature, None)

        try:
            if not cherrypy.session.has_key('simulation_done') or not cherrypy.session['simulation_done']:
                # simulation must be run first
                cherrypy.response.status = 400
                ret = { 'error' : 'Simulation must be run first.' }
                helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
                return ret
            elif not cherrypy.session.has_key('postprocess_done') or not cherrypy.session['postprocess_done']:
                # postprocess must be run first
                cherrypy.response.status = 400
                ret = { 'error' : '"SAVE AS TECPLOT" must be run right after a successful simulation.' }
                helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
                return ret
            else:
                # Call visualize service
                services.visualize(cherrypy.session['simulation_dir'])
                helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, None)
                return {}
        except (TypeError, ValueError) as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Error with input, respond with 400
            cherrypy.response.status = 400
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret
        except Exception as e:
            helper.log_exception(self.logger, signature, e)
            # Server internal error, respond with 500
            cherrypy.response.status = 500
            ret = { 'error' : str(e) }
            helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, [ret])
            return ret

    @cherrypy.expose
    @cherrypy.tools.json_out()
    def quit(self):
        '''
        Quit the application by shutting down the CherryPy server.

        @param self: the class instance itself
        @return: the response as a dictionary, will be serialized to JSON by CherryPy.
        '''
        signature = __name__ + '.WebController.quit()'
        helper.log_entrance(self.logger, signature, None)

        # Quit after sending response
        threading.Timer(2, lambda: os._exit(0)).start()
        helper.log_exit(self.logger, signature, None)
        return {}


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Q: how to migrate shared mount points to aws we are planning to migrate to AWS, how do you migrate shared NFS mount points to AWS, we have file systems in them. Is S3 a good choice or EBS, Is there any other way to do this, how have people been traditionally doing this.

A: There is the option of EFS as well, which is effectively NFS in AWS with "unlimited" storage
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