ops, I did it again..another VDS un-widened senior (A6) - this time in Janet Leather RED yeahhhh.
I asked for extra pebbly, and foam "stiffener". It really should be called "squishy-ner". It gave it the squishiness I love so much that my Gillio Amica has.
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Record crowd propels Ducks past Wolverines
AP — Sep 21st, 2003
Michigan's Braylon Edwards' helmet flies off as he gets tacked by Oregon teammates Jermaine Randolph, left, and Justin Phinisee. The No. 22 Ducks upset No. 3 Michigan, 31-27, at Autzen Stadium. AP photo by Rick Bowmer
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) -- As the Oregon players gathered at midfield to celebrate their upset of No. 3 Michigan, thousands of yellow-clad fans poured onto the field to revel with them.
The No. 22 Ducks (4-0) lingered long after their 31-27 victory Saturday over the Wolverines (3-1), taking it all in. Coach Mike Bellotti said it was his biggest nonconference victory.
"Absolutely," Bellotti said. "No question."
Credit Oregon's defense.
The Ducks held Michigan's Chris Perry, the nation's leading rusher going into the game, to just 26 yards. Michigan's rushing offense, which averaged more than 307 yards through the first three games, lost 3 yards on 19 carries.
"They have a good defense," Perry said. "We knew they were going to be loading up on the run because of their previous games. Still, I take it all on my shoulders."
Jason Fife, half of Oregon's quarterback tandem with Kellen Clemens, ran for one touchdown, tailback Terrence Whitehead rushed for another, and the Ducks were able to take advantage of some key Michigan errors before 59,023 fans, the largest crowd in Autzen Stadium's history.
"Everyone was saying Michigan was going to kill us and we'd be lucky to stay in the game," Clemens said. "If they jump on the bandwagon now, they jump on the bandwagon. We're still going to take it one game at a time."
Michigan, making its first road trip of the season, narrowed it with John Navarre's 36-yard TD pass to Steve Breaston with 2:18 left, but couldn't get any closer.
At No. 1 Oklahoma 59, UCLA 24 -- Antonio Perkins brought back three punts for touchdowns and finished with 277 yards on seven returns to break two NCAA records the Sooners (4-0) rolled the Bruins (1-2).
Perkins, who came into the game with only 80 yards on 13 punt returns, scored on returns of 74, 84 and 65 yards to become the first Division I-A player to score on three returns in a game. Perkins also broke the record of 219 yards on punt returns set by BYU's Golden Richards against North Texas in 1971.
At No. 25 Purdue 59, Arizona 7 -- Kyle Orton threw three touchdown passes and Jerod Void and Jerome Brooks each ran for two TDs as the Boilermakers coasted to a win over the Wildcats (1-3).
No. 18 Iowa 21, No. 16 Arizona St. 2 -- Nathan Chandler threw three touchdown passes as the Hawkeyes (4-0) frustrated the Sun Devils (2-1) with outstanding defense.
California 31, at Illinois 24 -- The early hour -- the game started at 9 a.m. Pacific time -- didn't bother Aaron Rodgers or Geoff McArthur. The California quarterback and wide receiver connected 10 times for 155 yards and a touchdown in the Golden Bears' (2-3) win over the Fighting Illini (1-3).
Stanford 18, at BYU 14 -- Trent Edwards scored on a 14-yard run with 3:51 remaining and the Cardinal (2-0) defense held off the Cougars (2-2).
Oregon St. 26, Boise St. 24 -- Derek Anderson threw for 408 yards and James Newson had nine receptions for 208 yards as the Beavers (3-1) held on to the Broncos' (2-1) 14-game winning streak.
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pac-10 roundup Ducks Lose QBs, Beat 'Cats
Oct 23rd, 2005
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Fired-up Walter leads Devilish comeback
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Trojans roll to 11th straight win
LOS ANGELES -- Matt Leinart threw two touchdown passes and Southern California's defense held Hawaii's Timmy Chang in check until late in the game as the fourth-ranked Trojans beat the Warriors 61-32 Saturday. Freshmen tailbacks Reggie Bush and Lendale White each ran for ... [Read More...]
Ducks snap streak at Stanford's expense
Oregon's Samie Parker, right, stiff-armed Stanford's Leigh Torrence Saturday during the fourth quarter of the Ducks' 35-0 victory over Stanford in Eugene, Ore. AP photo by Rick Bowmer EUGENE, Ore. -- A shutout was just what the Ducks needed to snap out of ... [Read More...]
Pac-10 Roundup Bruins Squeak By One More Time
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Even if you are not a player but have a passion for netball and want to get involved, the netball club is always looking for people to officiate, blog, write match reports and act as committee members.
Training takes place every Monday from 6:00-8:00pm at SportsDock.
Our Docklands campus is home to our £21 million sports facility, SportsDock. It is one of London's largest indoor sports venues. This world class sports centre is available to students, staff, the local community, and national and international organisations.
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It was so lovely out yesterday that we hiked up in the hills up behind the little town we're staying in the Colorado Rockies. And then today I was glued to a table, inking like the dickens. Not actually glued. And not listening to Dickens. But you know.
Maaaybe not the best first impression. But on the other hand, the plot thickens. This is clearly not their first interaction with other species.
Thinks a lot of himself, this Keltrex? Like if Perry the Platypus had to defuse a Doofenshmirtz-inator.
1) Never announce firing the Keltrexitor over the radio.
2) Also do not announce firing the "super-secret off-world super-weapon".
3) Not even call it the "you-know-what-weapon-wink-wink".
4) Just press the button!
5) How is the skirt of this young acrobatic girl staying in place?
6) Is this an Artificial Anti-Artificial-Gravity Skirt (A3GS™)?
7) => These aliens are clearly technologically way superior to us – prepare to fire all the, uhm, "you-know-what…" – d'oh!
Nogg and Co (tm, c, pat.pend, etc..) have access to advancements from across the entirety of the known universe. Obviously their pleat technology is light years ahead of ours.
This explains why Nogg keeps asking the humans who Dr. Discombobul is.
I WAS listening to Dickens. Actually to me reciting Dickens. Prep work for Christmas shows. You can never start too early. Did you know that Marley was dead to begin with?
By the way, much as I loved, and I do mean loved the first series, I am so engrossed in this one and I think that in many respects it is superior to the first. Part of that, perhaps, is the fact that the setting is already understood and you can play a bit more without having people question the underlying structure. Wonderful work.
When he mentioned the Keltrixitor I was thinking of James Kirk and Corbomite.
And I am even more impressed with Anesu's outfit, given that its skirt seems capable of defying gravity.
So, the Keltrexitor will totes solve the Jabby problem then? Glad that's sorted.
In some weird way Keltrexitor reminded me of Rhyno from RAtchet & Clank aaand Purgatory from CI: Unregulated. There is something about weapons that are the ultimate killers in respective universes.


If you haven't already heard, Leading the Change....Innovation is in Our Nature is next year's Symposium theme.
Innovation can bring to mind all the latest and greatest developments in technology and the way we do business, particularly how we communicate.
As change and innovation move forward, we cannot forget the human aspect of relating to one another, which in my opinion is more fascinating than any computer will ever be.
LWHRA is excited to announce expert communicator Jan Hargrave as its keynote speaker for the 2014 Symposium.
Jan will be discussing an important and engaging topic you won't want to miss - understanding nonverbal communication.
In a world where communication is handled by impersonal electronic devices, we are often overlooking the simplicity of what human "body language" reveals.
Science has proven that nonverbal expressions are a truer indicator of what is being communicated, than the words themselves.
How many times at work do you nod your head "Yes," but inside you're screaming "No!"?
Are you aware your eyes are giving away what you really mean to say?
Did you know standing with your arms crossed can be sending the signal you're closed off?
And how often do you send a text to the person in the next room, rather than speak in person, simply to avoid revealing your true intent?
I often wish we had text messaging devices that came with emotion detectors, because I don't think those cute little smiley faces are really that much of a help.
Working with thousands in the field of personal growth and self-expression through seminars and workshops for the past 10 years, Jan earned her Bachelor's degree, Master's degree and Specialist degree in Business/Psychology from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. She is presently CEO of Jan Hargrave & Associates, a Houston-based consulting firm, and served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Houston for eight years.
Jan has shared her expertise about body language, persuasion, and influence with popular magazines like Cosmopolitan, the New York Post, Health Magazine, People, Redbook and US Weekly. In addition, she's authored several books; Let Me See Your Body Talk, Freeway Of Love, Judge The Jury, Strictly Business Body Language, and Poker Face.
Jan's fascinating presentation gives you the advantages you need to make in-depth character assessments, as well as an increased ability to develop ethical nonverbal behaviors in all professional relationships.
So, bring your body, your curiosity, and your sense of humor to the 2014 Symposium. Hear what Jan has to say and how to bring back the power of "H" in the most important part of the HR body...HUMAN nonverbal communication.
Do you enjoy spending other people's money? How about helping others? If so, the LWHRA Scholarship program could use your help. We need a couple of volunteers to help us promote, maintain and administer the generous fund established by the board of directors.
Successful candidates will be available a few hours per month to meet with the committee, review and judge submissions, and help us raise awareness of the program. If you are interested, complete the application found on the chapter's Volunteer Opportunities webpage.


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Q: Does MySql support specifying the group by columns to be omitted thereby using the rest of the table columns in the group by? Let say I have this table called: searches
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|id   |city   |keyword|app_id |page_nr|how_many|more columns here...|
|-----|-------|-------|-------|-------|--------|
|q1w2 |bern   |train  |2      |1      |10      |
|7n3m |bern   |train  |2      |2      |10      |
|l0k9 |kunming|       |4      |1      |50      |
|7b5c |kunming|       |4      |2      |50      |
|d38j |perth  |coffee |2      |1      |5       |
|7b5c |lima   |       |2      |1      |10      |
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I would like to get a count of unique records without having page_nr how_many, app_id columns affect my count.
SELECT count(id) as total, city, keyword, more columns...
FROM searches GROUP BY total, city, keyword, more columns...

would get me:
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|total|city   |keyword|other columns...|
----------------------------------------
|2    |bern   |train  | other values   |
|2    |kunming|       | other values   |
|1    |perth  |coffee | other values   |
|1    |lima   |       | other values   |
----------------------------------------

Does MySql have a feature which allows me to not specify explicitly which columns I would like to group by. Instead letting me specify which columns I would like to omit from the group by and have the rest of the columns in the table be specified in the group by automatically.
Something along the lines of:
SELECT count(id) AS total, everything_except(column_name) FROM searches GROUP BY total, everything_except(column_name)

Would internally be converted to
SELECT count(id) AS total FROM searches GROUP BY total, city, keyword, more columns here...

Thanks

A: In general, all the identifiers such as table names, column names, etc. must be explicit in an SQL query at the time you parse it in the prepare step.
The exceptions are the * wildcard, which expands in the select-list to the full list of columns for all tables joined in the query, or t.* which expands to the full list of columns for the respective table t.
There is no SQL syntax for * except those I don't want.
In other clauses, including the GROUP BY clause, there are no wildcards, either to include or exclude columns. You must list explicitly all the columns you want.
Older versions of SQL support ordinal numbers in place of column names in the GROUP BY and ORDER BY clauses, but you would still need those columns named in the select-list to refer to them by ordinal. And IIRC this syntax is deprecated anyway.
If you want a shorter or simplified set of columns so you don't have to write them all out when you use GROUP BY, I suggest you consider creating a VIEW.

A: MySQL doesn't allow this (and for good reasons IMO)
What you could do, is write some SQL which generates the query for you by querying the schema tables, and excluding certain columns.
This is particularly useful if you have to do this for lots of tables, but note that it only outputs a query as a plain old text string, which you would then have to run seperately as SQL
For example..
// by default GROUP_CONCAT will truncate the string at 1024 characters.
// This might not be enough for tables with lots of columns, so temporarily set it to a huge value..
SET SESSION group_concat_max_len = 1000000;

select
  CONCAT('select count(id), ', GROUP_CONCAT(COLUMN_NAME), ' from searches GROUP BY ', GROUP_CONCAT(COLUMN_NAME))
from
  INFORMATION_SCHEMA.columns
where
  COLUMN_NAME NOT IN ('id', 'exclude_field1', 'exclude_field2', 'etc')  and
  TABLE_SCHEMA = '<DATABASE_NAME>' and
  TABLE_NAME = 'searches';

If you have lots of tables where you need to run this query AND you think the schema will change often (by adding new columns etc), then it might be a good candidiate for stored procedures.
You could adapt the above query to output a CREATE PROCEDURE statement, and then you run the output occasionally (or even automate it) to regenerate all your stored procs include the new columns.

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Synaphea recurva is a shrub endemic to Western Australia.

The tangled shrub typically grows to a height of . It blooms between July and September producing yellow flowers.

It is found along the west coast on flats and rises in the Mid West region of Western Australia between Geraldton and Northampton where it grows in gravelly-loamy soils over sandstone or granite.

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Eudicots of Western Australia
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Endemic flora of Western Australia
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Texas Football Days
Schroder scores 18 in 4th to rally Thunder past Magic
AP Jan 30, 2019 at 1:02a ET
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) – It's difficult for anyone on the Oklahoma City Thunder roster to steal the spotlight from Paul George and Russell Westbrook.
Dennis Schroder managed to do it during a 126-117 comeback win over the Orlando Magic.
"Obviously, Dennis played an incredible second half in every aspect – defensively, offensively – and gave us great separation," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
George scored 31 of his 37 points in the first half and Westbrook had his fourth straight triple-double with 23 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists, but Schroder's five-minute run in the fourth quarter pushed Oklahoma City to its sixth straight victory Tuesday night.
The backup point guard scored 18 of his 21 points – including two 3-pointers and a pair of three-point plays – in a stretch when he hit seven consecutive shots. He outscored Orlando 18-8 by himself during that spurt, helping the Thunder rally from a five-point deficit to a 13-point lead in the process.
"I do the same every night," Schroder insisted. "I try to stay aggressive, look for my shot, look for open teammates and just make the right play. It's not like I'm out there 48 minutes, but it's working out so far."
The Thunder needed a boost after George cooled off considerably in the second half. He was 11 of 16 in the first two quarters, but only 3 of 8 after halftime.
"When you can do that, play with such unselfishness, it opens up things for everybody," Donovan said.
Nikola Vucevic led Orlando with 27 points and 11 rebounds. Evan Fournier had 17 points and Aaron Gordon added 16 points, nine rebounds and seven assists. Terrence Ross scored 16 off the bench.
It was another familiar ending for the Magic, who have lost four straight and seven of eight. They had their chances, rallying from a 15-point third-quarter deficit to lead by five early in the fourth, but couldn't sustain the comeback.
"We lost No. 1 because (Oklahoma City) is good and played well," Magic coach Steve Clifford said. "But when you're not going to run back on every single possession – which takes no talent, by the way – they're going to make you pay and they made us pay.
"No. 2, we're fouling them in the backcourt when they're in the bonus. It's crazy. It's stupid, losing basketball. And then we decide in the fourth quarter, we're not going to pass the ball to each other. We've got guys dribbling out the shot clock when you've got to move the ball. You're not going to win doing that."
The Thunder squandered a 15-point lead in the third and were down 101-98 in the fourth before Schroder righted the ship. He had a three-point play, a 3-pointer and a 15-foot jumper as Oklahoma City scored 10 straight points to take a 108-101 lead. He added another three-point play and 3-pointer to make it 116-103.
Ross knocked down consecutive 3s to help Orlando cut the deficit to 116-111 with four minutes to play, but that was as close as the Magic got.
Thunder: George has at least two 3s in 29 straight games. Stephen Curry and James Harden are the only other players in NBA history to do that. … C Steven Adams sat out with a sore ankle.
Magic: Gordon had eight points in the first two minutes, then missed his last six shots of the half. … Orlando has lost four straight home games and is 12-15 at home. … Jerian Grant played against his brother, Thunder forward Jerami Grant. Their father, Harvey Grant, had an 11-year NBA career. Jerami outscored Jerian 18-5.
Thunder: Continue their three-game road trip Friday at Miami.
Magic: Continue their three-game homestand Thursday against Indiana.
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Donnellson, IA – Lee County will offer the Commercial Ag Weed, Insect and Plant Disease Management Continuing Instructional Course (CIC) for commercial pesticide applicators Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015. The program will be shown at locations across Iowa through the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Pesticide Safety Education (PSEP) program.
The local attendance site is the ISU Extension and Outreach office in Lee County at 414 North Main in Donnellson. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m., and the course will be held from 9 to 11:30 a.m. The registration fee is $35 on or before Feb. 3 and $45 after Feb. 3. To register or to obtain additional information about the CIC, contact Marya Sanders at the ISU Extension and Outreach office in Lee County at (319) 835-5116.
The course will provide continuing instructional credit for commercial pesticide applicators certified in categories 1A, 1B, 1C, and 10. Some of the topics to be covered include equipment calibration and safe application techniques; pesticide drift reduction; pest management and pesticides; and phytotoxicity.
Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) Continuing Education Units (CEUs) in Pest Management will be offered at this program. Any interested participant should bring his or her CCA number for the CEU sign-in sheet.
Additional information and registration forms for this and other courses offered by the PSEP program can be accessed at www.extension.iastate.edu/PSEP/ComAp.html.


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Q: How to check potentially empty stdin without waiting for input? I am attempting to read from keyboard input without waiting for input. The purpose is to be used in an "infinite" loop aka while True:.
Thus far I've been trying to manipulate the readchar library https://pypi.python.org/pypi/readchar/0.6 , but with no luck. While it doesn't wait for Enter, it still waits for some input. I don't want it to wait for input, but simply to check and return "" or some placeholder if there is no input.
Here is what I've been working with:
def readchar():
    fd = sys.stdin.fileno()
    old_settings = termios.tcgetattr(fd)
    try:
        tty.setraw(sys.stdin.fileno())
        ch = sys.stdin.read(1)
    finally:
        termios.tcsetattr(fd, termios.TCSADRAIN, old_settings)
    return ch

def main():
    while True:
        current = readchar()
        if current == "some letter":
            print("things happen")

A: The POSIX I/O functions that ultimately underlie Python's file objects have two different modes, blocking and non-blocking, controlled by a flag named O_NONBLOCK. In particular, the read function says:

When attempting to read a file … that … has no data currently available … If O_NONBLOCK is set, read() shall return -1 and set errno to [EAGAIN].

In Python, this flag is available in the os module.

sys.stdin is already open, so you can't just pass O_NONBLOCK to the os.open function, so… what do you do? Well, you actually might want to open /dev/tty instead; it kind of depends on what you're actually doing. In that case, the answer is obvious. But let's assume that you don't. So, you want to change the flags of the already-open file. That's exactly what fcntl is for. You use the F_GETFL operation to read the current flags, or in the bit for O_NONBLOCK, and F_SETFL the result. You can remember the current flags for later if you want to restore things, of course.
In Python, the fcntl function, and the operation constants, are available in the fcntl module.

One last problem: sys.stdin isn't a raw file object, it's a TextIOWrapper that does Unicode decoding on top of a BufferedReader, which itself adds buffering on top of a FileIO. So, sys.stdin.read() isn't directly calling the POSIX read function. In order to do that, you need to use sys.stdin.buffer.raw. And you may also need to do lots of careful flushing if you want to go back and forth between raw and normal input. (Note that this means you're giving up Unicode and instead getting a single-byte bytes object, which could be, say, half of a UTF-8 character or a quarter of a terminal escape character. Hopefully you're expecting that.)

Now, what does FileIO.read return when nothing is available? Well, it's an implementation of RawIOBase, and RawIOBase.read says:

If 0 bytes are returned, and size was not 0, this indicates end of file. If the object is in non-blocking mode and no bytes are available, None is returned.

In other words, you're going to get None if nothing is available, b'' for EOF, or a single-byte bytes for anything else.

So, putting it all together:
old_settings = termios.tcgetattr(fd)
old_flags = fcntl.fcntl(fd, fcntl.F_GETFL)
try:
    tty.setraw(fd)
    fcntl.fcntl(fd, fcntl.F_SETFL, old_flags | os.O_NONBLOCK)
    return sys.stdin.buffer.raw.read(1)
finally:
    fcntl.fcntl(fd, fcntl.F_SETFL, old_flags)
    termios.tcsetattr(fd, termios.TCSADRAIN, old_settings)

One last thing: Is there a way to tell if input is ready without reading it? Yes, but not portably. Depending on your platform, select, poll, epoll, and/or kqueue may be available and may work on regular files. read(0) may be guaranteed to return b'' instead of None. And so on. You can read your local man pages. But a simpler solution is the same thing C's stdio does: add a 1-byte-max buffer, and use it to implement your own read and peek or read and unread wrappers.


Has anyone else noticed how unreliable La Poste seems to have become recently? As far as I know they are not even on strike!
On 16th. December I posted a letter to the UK. It arrived last week - postmarked 16th. December.On 28th. January I posted a letter to a bank in Paris. They have not received it.Last Wednesday I posted a small packet 'priority' to UK and was told it would take 2 to 3 working days. It has not arrived.
I've got to admit, I never considered the poste from where I come to be 'special' or 'high quality' in any sense of the word. However, in 40 years, I'd never lost a single letter or parcel there. Everything gets through. I complain endlessly about 3-day service, or 2-day service - and sometimes fuss-off to FedEx for remedy. However, in view of La Poste, my old post office is remarkable and reliable. When I see a La Poste camion now, I just start laughing: 'he's the bloke who intercepts the gifts for his kids at the holidays'. I only use FedEx or e-mail now. La Poste continues to bring advertisements to my box each day - otherwise, they are not part of my world any longer.
A big thank you to Stephanie for posting the phone number. I haven't had any problems with letters or packages not arriving until very recently, and wasn't sure what to do about it.
There is now a notice up in our post office saying that for "reclamations" concerning the delivery of parcels & "courriers", a special number has been made available for clients to call. The number is 0800 15 14 13.
I think because La Poste have set up the hotline, that there may be many problems. Bravo to LP for taking steps to deal with it.
We sent a 10kilo parcel from Malaysia to Nice in our holiday.
As we were still abroad when the parcel arrived,we got the paper of le poste in our postbox, we couldnt pick it up on time.When my husband went to le poste to pick it up,they told him its not there anymore.They sent him to another office,where it wasn't either and there they told him its at the first office where he just came from...until now nobody can tell us where our parcel is and what happened with it!
Anyone has an idea how to get our parcel back?
I filled in the online form for which someone provided the link. It gives the opportunity to give details of a postal item which has been lost. Singular. So in 'address of receipient' and 'address of sender' I put 'plusieurs'.
I received a standard automated mindless response - hard copy - in the mail stating that enquiries were being made. I find it hard to believe that there has been, or will be, any human intervention in this, but then I'm a cynic. To me this is just a charade.
I received a slip in my mail box last week for a recommande letter to be collected at the post office. I duly turned up to collect it but after half an hour they couldn't find it. They repeatedly asked 'who sent the letter/parcel' and 'do I know what it is' - if I had a crystal ball I'd have told them where to find the missing item in the first place! They took a copy of the slip and my phone number and said they'd call in a couple of days - I hadn't heard anything (surprise surprise) so went again yesterday. Again the woman couldn't find it so I explained that I'd visited previously and had been awaiting a call. She took another copy of the slip and made me write on it words to the effect of 'I came last week and was told by the chef de service that he'd call in a couple of days but I still haven't heard anything' and then I signed and dated it.
I suspect that I'll never hear anything again but my question is - what on earth do I do now, if anything? I have no idea what was sent to me or who by and the 'helpful' postie that tried to deliver the letter in the first place did not write the tracking number on the slip he left. Do I just have to wait and find out the hard way that I'm missing a potentially important letter/parcel? Given that whoever sent it used recommande mail I'm guessing that it's something fairly important.
quote:MikeP, if you are writing a letter of complaint to La poste, maybe you should send it with an avis de reception...otherwise it may well get lost!
Excellent idea, and I would probably do so but the thought of the agony of standing in a queue at the post office puts me off.
I received (in Antibes) a letter from my mum yesterday which she sent in Brighton on the 21st of May and which had been opened and re-sealed with tape which said "open by Australia post for customs"!!!
MikeP, if you are writing a letter of complaint to La poste, maybe you should send it with an avis de reception...otherwise it may well get lost!
I spoke to our Postie this morning, making it clear that I am not blaming him, predictably he said that he delivers everything he gets for us, so no surprise there.
I've written to the Postmaster at our corresponding postcode La Poste, stating the facts and that I require an investigation and response, I'm not holding my breath but I suppose it's worth writing a letter ... perhaps.
The problem of course is that there is no proof of posting, it's no use saying for example : "my bank have sent me a statement every month for the last 'x' years so why in the last three months have two gone missing?"


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911: Dust and Deceit
at the WTC - a f ilm by Penny Little
Health Help 911
SUZANNE MATTEI, NYC Executive for Sierra Club, authored report "911 Pollution and Deception at Ground Zero"
JENNA ORKIN, of the World Trade Center Environmental Organization -- WTCEO
US Congressman Jerrold Nadler, New York's Eighth Congressional District Immediately following September 11, 2001, Congressman Nadler launched an investigation into EPA's wrongdoing, and documented EPA's legal responsibilities in a White Paper issued in April 2002. That white paper served as the initial basis for the lawsuit.
HUGH KAUFMAN, senior engineer and former chief investigator for the EPA. Kaufman, who has been with the EPA since its inception in 1971, was the chief investigator for the EPA Ombudsman's office until he was removed after issuing critical reports. read more . .
WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ - the janitor in the World Trade Center who had the master key to the stairwells and went back into the building to rescue numerous people. He was the last person to be pulled out from the rubble of the North Tower alive. He coughed blood and soot from the dust. Today, he must monitor his health. more
GAIL BAZEMAN, Lower Manhattan worker who suffers from chemical asthma from inhaling dust from 9/11. She can barely talk, has good days and bad days. She still works just a few blocks from Ground Zero.
JEFFREY SMITH had a business near Ground Zero. The paintings on his wall were destroyed by whatever was in the air. He has a litany of ailments, all of which began after 911.
DR. MAJID ALI , Professor of Medicine of Capital University of Integrative Medicine and author of September 11, 2005 He works with immune problems, toxicity, and treats patients who have been affected by 911.


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more space April 14, 2016
Designed by Piero Bottoni in 1936 for Villa Muggia, Zanotta is proud to re-edition the Fenice table, a design that has survived war and is now brought into the 21st century with new technology.
The new version has been sensitively modified to take advantage of new technology, making it more appropriate for contemporary living.
Originally made from reinforced concrete cast on-site at the Villa Muggia, Zanotta has remade the piece in new materials. The cement resin surface replicates the physical nature of the original design, while internally Polimex® creates structure and volume.
Fenice was revived using the original designs conserved at the Polytechnic University of Milan and made available by the Archivio Bottoni.
War and peace: the amazing history of the Fenice
The original Fenice table still stands within the ruins of the Villa Muggia. Photo by chiara marina zanni.
Designed in 1936, the Fenice was the first modern table with a central leg. It was created twenty years prior to the appearance of tables with similar supports in furniture catalogues.
The original Fenice was constructed in reinforced concrete cast on site and firmly anchored to the floor of the dining room of Villa Muggia in Imola.
The villa was bombed during World War II and today standing in ruins. Amazingly, the table – the real heart of the house – survived and is still in place, a testament to how certain avant-garde works are able to defy the passing of time.
The 2016 version is the latest re-edition of a design that was reworked by the master architect Piero Bottini himself three times. In the 1940s for the décor of two private homes, Bottini had the table constructed in a walnut wood version followed by a pear wood edition.
The more extreme version of the same project was four metres in length. Built entirely of concrete, it was exhibited at the IX Triennale di Milan in 1951. A striking sculptural virtuosity, the 1951 Felice is an awe-inspiring demonstration of the capabilities of Italian craftsman. It survives only as a scaled model within the Archivio Bottoni.
Browse the Zanotta collection on the Space Furniture Australia website.
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In Poland, Metsa Tissue operates it two places: our mill is located in Krapkowice and our management & sales office is located in Warsaw.
At Krapkowice mill we produce tissue products for our brands Mola, Tento and Katrin. We also produce tissue for our customers' own brands.
Our consumer hygiene products are designed for the whole family and for every household. Under the brands Mola and Tento you will find a full range of toilet tissues, household towels and handkerchiefs.
Krapkowice mill was established in 1901. In 1945 it took over the pulp and paper factory in Kalety. After the war, all machines were sent to Germany. In 1946 the production of pulp and a year later production of paper resumed in Krapkowice. The mill has been part of Metsä Tissue since 2002.
The mill has three paper machines, seven converting lines and a de-inking line. We have approximately 370 employees.


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Academic Adult Inpatient Psychiatrist, Rank DOQ - University of Utah Health (HMHI) - School of Medicine - Psychiatry | University of Utah Jobs
University of Utah Academic Adult Inpatient Psychiatrist, Rank DOQ - University of Utah Health (HMHI) - School of Medicine - Psychiatry in Salt Lake City, Utah
Position/Rank Academic Adult Inpatient Psychiatrist, Rank DOQ - University of Utah Health (HMHI) - School of Medicine - Psychiatry
Department 00865 - Psychiatry - Adult Clinical
City Salt Lake City, UT
Track Non Tenure Track
New Position to Begin FY 22-23
Academic Adult Inpatient Psychiatrist, Rank DOQ
University of Utah Health ( HMHI ) – School of Medicine – Psychiatry
The Huntsman Mental Health Institute and the Adult Psychiatry Division in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Utah School of Medicine are looking for dedicated and motivated full-time Inpatient Psychiatrists to join its faculty. We are seeking qualified professionals to help us meet the challenges of providing high-quality psychiatric services in a market with growing mental health care needs. The Huntsman Mental Health Institute (as part of University of Utah Health) is relied upon by our local and regional communities to improve overall health and quality of life. We do this by maintaining a commitment to outstanding patient care, the highest standard of training for medical students and residents, and continued expansion of our pioneering research programs.
Successful candidates will have a faculty appointment in the Department of Psychiatry with rank based on academic experience and professional accomplishments. Faculty members provide clinical services for the University of Utah's Huntsman Mental Health Institute ( HMHI ) and University of Utah Hospital.
The University of Utah is located in the capital city, Salt Lake City – one of the most beautiful cities in the world, surrounded by mountains, with world-class skiing, hiking, backpacking, rock climbing, and mountain biking. The city also enjoys the Sundance Film Festival, a lively music scene, excellent restaurants, one of the largest LGBTQ communities in the country, the Utah Symphony/Utah Opera, professional basketball, baseball, and soccer teams, Ballet West (one of the premiere ballet companies in the country), a vibrant art and theater community, and many other cultural attractions.
Applicants should hold or be eligible to apply for a current, unrestricted license to practice medicine in the State of Utah and have expertise in adult inpatient psychiatry. Completion of a residency in Psychiatry is required. The candidate must be board certified or board eligible in Psychiatry. Obtaining board certification is a requirement for retention.
Clinical care:
Use excellent clinical skills in psychiatry to serve the mental health needs of inpatient clientele; Show a strong commitment to clinical care; Call is an expected clinical responsibility for all faculty members. Provide cross coverage for vacations and meetings. Specific assignments will be coordinated through the Adult Psychiatry Division Chief.
Investigation:
Engage in scholarly activities; Develop durable materials (papers, courses, presentations, posters, games) based on scholarly activities.
Engage in patient care activities with learners. (Residents, medical students, and fellows, and trainees from other disciplines); Serve as medical student and resident mentor; Teaching/supervising medical students, residents, fellows, and other trainees during psychiatric clinical rotations
Administrative duties associated with clinical care provided; Administrative service to the Department of Psychiatry, the School of Medicine and the health system, including peer review and participation on committees; Report to and be reviewed annually by the Division Chief as part of School of Medicine faculty appointment.
The percentage of effort spent in education, investigation, and administrative activities will be negotiated annually. Specific assignments will be coordinated through the Adult Psychiatry Division Chief.
Candidates should apply on-line by sending a letter of interest and curriculum vitae to: https://utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/ 124694
Inquiries may be directed to:
Jason Hunziker, MD, Adult Psychiatry Division Chief
jason.hunziker@hsc.utah.edu
Huntsman Mental Health Institute
501 Chipeta Way
The University of Utah Health (U of U Health) is a patient focused center distinguished by collaboration, excellence, leadership, and respect. The U of U Health values candidates who are committed to fostering and furthering the culture of compassion, collaboration, innovation, accountability, diversity, integrity, quality, and trust that is integral to our mission.
EEO/Non-Discrimination Information
The University of Utah values candidates who have experience working in settings with students, staff, faculty and patients from diverse backgrounds and possess a strong commitment to improving access to higher education, employment opportunities, and quality healthcare for historically underrepresented groups.
Individuals from historically underrepresented groups, such as minorities, women, qualified persons with disabilities and protected veterans are encouraged to apply. Veterans' preference is extended to qualified applicants, upon request and consistent with University policy and Utah state law. Upon request, reasonable accommodations in the application process will be provided to individuals with disabilities.
The University of Utah is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer and does not discriminate based upon race, ethnicity, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, pregnancy-related conditions, genetic information, or protected veteran's status. The University does not discriminate on the basis of sex in the education program or activity that it operates, as required by Title IX and 34 CFR part 106. The requirement not to discriminate in education programs or activities extends to admission and employment. Inquiries about the application of Title IX and its regulations may be referred to the Title IX Coordinator, to the Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, or both.
To request a reasonable accommodation for a disability or if you or someone you know has experienced discrimination or sexual misconduct including sexual harassment, you may contact the Director/Title IX Coordinator in the Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action:
Director/ Title IX Coordinator
Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action ( OEO /AA)
135 Park Building
oeo@utah.edu
Online reports may be submitted at oeo.utah.edu
For more information: https://www.utah.edu/nondiscrimination/
To inquire about this posting, email:employment@utah.edu (%20employment@utah.edu) or call 801-581-2300.
The University is a participating employer with Utah Retirement Systems (" URS "). Eligible new hires with prior URS service, may elect to enroll in URS if they make the election before they become eligible for retirement (usually the first day of work). Contact Human Resources at (801) 581-7447 for information. Individuals who previously retired and are receiving monthly retirement benefits from URS are subject to URS' post-retirement rules and restrictions. Please contact Utah Retirement Systems at (801) 366-7770 or (800) 695-4877 or University Human Resource Management at (801) 581-7447 if you have questions regarding the post-retirement rules.
This position may require the successful completion of a criminal background check and/or drug screen and immunizations.
Special Instructions for Candidates
Open Until Filled Yes
Requisition Number PRN02813F
Type Faculty
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Str. głównaArtykuły~ArticlesSztuka~Art 20th Annual Chicago European Union Film Festival
20th Annual Chicago European Union Film Festival
24 lutego 2017 @polishnews Sztuka~Art Możliwość komentowania 20th Annual Chicago European Union Film Festival została wyłączona
March Highlights: 20th Annual Chicago European Union Film Festival, presenting over 60 premieres; Film/Lecture Series New Sensory Cinema; Conversations at the Edge
Chicago European Union Film Festival
20th Annual Chicago European Union Film Festival (March 3-30) is the nation's largest showcase of EU cinema, features 62 premieres from all 28 nations. March 3 marks the opening of the festival, featuring Maltese romantic comedy 20,000 Reasons at 6:00 pm. There will be a reception in the gallery/café following the screening for all ticketholders hosted by The Hopleaf Bar, the Ambassador of the Republic of Malta, Detroit, and the Consulate General of Germany, Chicago.
New and daring work from some of Europe's most renowned directors include Olivier Assayas (Personal Shopper); the Dardennes brothers (The Unknown Girl); Doris Dörrie (Greetings from Fukushima); Bruno Dumont (Slack Bay); Eugène Green (The Son of Joseph); Szabolcs Hajdu (It's Not the Time of My Life); Joachim Lafosse (After Love); Sergei Loznitsa (Austerlitz); François Ozon (Frantz); and João Pedro Rodrigues (The Ornithologist).
Films selected to represent their respective nations in the Academy Awards competition for Best Foreign Film include: Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe (Austria); Losers (Bulgaria); On the Other Side (Croatia); Dawn (Latvia); Tonio (Netherlands); and Eva Nova (Slovakia). One-fifth of the films in this year's festival are directed by women, including Cezanne and Me (France) by Danièle Thompson, Sami Blood (Sweden) by Amanda Kernell, Tonio (Netherlands) by Paula van der Oest, and Master and Tatyana (Lithuania) by Giedrė Žickytė.
Guests appearing in person for Q&As at select screenings are Ludmila Zeman and Linda Spaleny, producers of the newly completed restoration of Karel Zeman's The Fabulous Baron Munchausen, who appear on March 4 at the 8:00 pm screening and March 5 at the 5:15 pm screening of the film's U.S. premiere. On March 6 following the 7:45 pm screening, a panel discussion around the controversial work of former Italian Vogue editor Franca Sozzani follows the screening of Franca: Chaos and Creation, led by Gillion Carrara, Director of the SAIC Fashion Resource Center, presented as part of the Gene Siskel Film Center's Movie Club.
Czech ingénue Jenovéfa Boková will discuss her role in Family Film following the March 10 8:00 pm and March 11 6:15 pm screenings. Renowned German actress Barbara Sukowa is tentatively scheduled to appear with Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe on March 17 at 8:00 pm, and director Maria Schrader will participate in the discussion via Skype. Swedish director Amanda Kernell will tentatively be present via Skype at the March 25 8:15 pm screening of Sami Blood. On March 25 at 5:45 pm and March 27 at 8:15 pm, Tatyana Aldag, the subject of the Lithuanian documentary Master and Tatyana, will appear in person for Q&A.
The festival will close on Thursday, March 30 at 6:15 pm with Louise by the Shore (France), a lovely animated fantasy of a woman's Robinson Crusoe-like adventure. Following the screening, all ticketholders are invited to a reception in the gallery/café hosted by the European Union National Institutes for Culture with coffee sponsored by Intelligentsia.
Sponsors this year are Boeing and The Hopleaf Bar; promotional sponsors are Chicago Sister Cities International and WBEZ91.5; program-related sponsors are Austrian Cultural Forum, Instituto Cervantes, Dutch Culture USA, Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Chicago, European Union Center, EUNIC Chicago, Flanders State of the Art, Goethe-Institut, Istituto Italiano di Cultura Chicago, Malta EU 2017, Consulate General of the Republic of Lithuania in Chicago, Culture Ireland, Malta Film Commission, Chicago Sister Cities Prague Committee, Pragda, and Karel Zeman Museum; promotional partners are Chicago Reader, Akasuba, Swedish American Museum, Eurocircle, EXPO Chicago, Lycée Français de Chicago, Alliance Française de Chicago, and German International School Chicago.
To learn more about the Chicago European Union Film Festival, please visit: http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/ceuff/2017/overview
March series
Spring film/lecture series New Sensory Cinema (through May 9) explores 14 films in which the body acts as a territory of desire, a vessel of transformation, a site of return, and a mode of resistance to cinematic capture. Presented in March will be Attenberg; It Felt Like Love; and You, The Living. Sponsored by HBO. http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/newsensorycinema
Conversations at the Edge, a dynamic series looking at media-makers past and present, will feature the March programs Stacey Steers: Edge of Alchemy (March 2); The Passion of Remembrance (March 9); Sky Hopinka: Translations and Transmutations; and Hyphen-Labs: HeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism (March 30). http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/cate
Gene Siskel Film Center Movie Club examines Franca: Chaos & Creation, a look at the late Italian Vogue editor Franca Sozzani featuring a panel discussion after the March 6 6:15 pm screening with Gillion Carrara, director of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago Fashion Resource Center. Sponsored by HBO and Intelligentsia Coffee. http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/movieclub
Neighborhood Night, an evening of community and quality cinema, will be March 20 and will showcase the EU films After Love (Belgium) at 6:00 pm, Two Lottery Tickets (Romania) at 6:15 pm, The Olive Tree (Spain) at 8:00 pm, and It's Not the Time of My Life (Hungary) at 8:00 pm. At Neighborhood Night, tickets are $6/general admission and $5/Film Center members. http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/neighborhoodnight
Available for the Chicago European Union Film Festival are the Festival Pass for $55 (six tickets and six small popcorns; turn in the pass at the end of the festival for a $5 discount on a Film Center membership) and All-Access Pass for $500 (includes a guaranteed complimentary seat plus free popcorn to any and all CEUFF films—pass-holders must arrive prior to show time). Passes are available for purchase at the Gene Siskel Film Center box office or at http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/ceuff/2017/festivalpass.
All screenings and events are at the Gene Siskel Film Center of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, located at 164 N. State St.
Tickets to each screening–unless stated otherwise—are $11/general admission, $7/students, $6/Film Center members, and $5/Art Institute of Chicago (AIC) staff and School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) faculty, staff, and students. Friday 2:00 pm matinee tickets are $8/general admission and $5/Film Center members and students. All tickets may be purchased at the Film Center Box Office. Both general admission and Film Center member tickets are available through the Gene Siskel Film Center's website www.siskelfilmcenter.org/content/tickets or through the individual films' weblinks or visit www.siskelfilmcenter.org of $1.50 per ticket. The Film Center and its box office are open 5:00 to 8:30 pm, Monday through Thursday; 1:00 to 8:30 pm, Friday; 2:00 to 8:30 pm, Saturday; and 2:00 to 5:30 pm, Sunday.
Please note that at the Friday, March 3, Chicago European Union Film Festival (CEUFF) screening 20,000 Reasons, no free passes, festival passes, or blue tickets will be valid. Please note that at the Thursday, March 30, CEUFF Closing Night screening Louise by the Shore, no free passes or blue tickets will be valid.
At Monday, March 20's Neighborhood Night, tickets are $6/general admission and $5/Film Center members.
A Gene Siskel Film Center membership is a year-round ticket to great movies for only $6 per screening! Memberships are $50 (Individual) and $80 (Dual). For more information, call 312-846-2600 or visit http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/membership.
Discounted parking is available for $18 for 10 hours at the InterPark SELF-PARK at 20 E. Randolph St. A rebate ticket can be obtained from the Film Center Box Office.
The Film Center is located near CTA trains and buses. Nearest CTA L stations are Lake (Red line); State/Lake (Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple lines); and Washington (Blue line). CTA bus lines serving State St.: 2, 6, 10, 29, 36, 62, 144, and 146.
For more information about the Film Center, call 312-846-2800 (24-hour movie hotline) or 312-846-2600 (general information, 9:00 am-5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday), or visit www.siskelfilmcenter.org.
About the Gene Siskel Film Center of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago Since 1972, the Gene Siskel Film Center of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago has presented cutting edge cinema to an annual audience of 80,000. The Film Center's programming includes annual film festivals that celebrate diverse voices and international cultures, premieres of trailblazing work by today's independent filmmakers, restorations and revivals of essential films from cinema history, and insightful provocative discussions with filmmakers and media artists. Altogether, the Film Center hosts over 1,500 screenings and 100 filmmaker appearances every year. The Film Center was renamed the Gene Siskel Film Center in 2000 after the late, nationally celebrated film critic, Gene Siskel. Visit www.siskelfilmcenter.org to learn more and find out what's playing today.
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Storm: The computer says this world is quite damp and miserable and all wet, maybe it rains all the time on this planet.
Commander: It don't matter, we just wear the suits.
Storm: Ok, but I don't like damp wet planets.
Skinar: Neither do I, I'll come with you commander, I need to fly the shuttle don't I?
T6unit: You want us to go down to this planet's Surface Commander?
Commander: yes, we may need your help.
T6unit: I wonder if they have any nice circuit boards down there. I am in need of some upgrades. Oh wait a minute, that's right, some of my units should be down there, I don't know if they are still activated or not.
Storm: For Goodness Sakes Droid, You will get your upgrades when we find them.
Commander: Well here we are in the shuttle bay storage area.
+ If brought crate of memory chips they will appear here.
What a messy place, it could use a woman's touch.
When is someone going to clean up down here? What? You don't have a servant droid to clean up on this ship? Is disgraceful.
This is what happens when a man is left in charge.
You need to get this place all cleaned up.
Why hasn't this place been all cleaned? What a mess, all this junk lying about all over the place. Don't you tie anything down. Don't you have gravity plating to keep things down on the ground when travelling in space? How long as this been going on for? you could've had an accident or fire if things were left to just move all around.


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Q: routing en0 to en1 (mac os x) I am in Mac OS X,
I have a raspberry(192.168.200.2) connected to en0 (192.168.200.1).
I've my en1 with the network 192.168.1.0/24. I reach internet via this interface.
All the goes to 192.168.200.1
So, I would like to redirect all my packets from en0 to en1.
I have enable ip forwarding :
sudo sysctl -w net.inet.ip.forwarding=1

And i tried to redirect the en0 trafic to en1 via :
1) "system preference/internet sharing" -> it's not working
2)
ipfw add 1040 allow ip from any to any via en0
ipfw add divert natd all from any to any via en1
ipfw add pass all from any to any
natd -interface en1

Well, it's not working. And i'm lost.
So What i need to do ?
Thanks

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Using OS X, you should be able to open your Sharing preferences, select "Internet sharing", and then set "Share your connection from:" to "Wi-Fi" and set "To computers using:" to "Ethernet".  This will allow devices -- such as your raspberry pi -- connected to your ethernet port to access the internet via your wireless connection.
This will NAT devices attached to your ethernet port.  That is, connections from your raspberry pi will appear to come from your Mac's wireless ip address.


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Stefan Dogaru wins gold at UTS World Virtual Youth Festival
Rising para teqball star Stefan Dogaru won gold at the United Through Sports (UTS) World Virtual Youth Festival in the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Inclusive Challenge event.
The Romanian para athlete was competing in the Youth Under 18 category at the virtual event, which was launched by the Alliance on Independent Recognized Members of Sport (AIMS) and organised this year by the National Olympic Committee of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Reflecting on his success, Dogaru said:
"I think this event is a good opportunity for every young para athlete or child with a disability that wants to participate in sporting events. In the UTS World Virtual Youth Festival, you have the possibility to compete with others like you, which can motivate you a lot. I'm feeling great and proud of myself for taking first place and also for representing FITEQ. This achievement boosts my confidence and I'm looking forward for what the future holds."
FITEQ General Secretary and AIMS Council Member Marius Vizer Jr congratulated Dogaru, saying, "We are very impressed and proud of Stefan's achievement and we want to share our warm congratulations with him. Stefan's efforts demonstrate the opportunities with para teqball and his outstanding performance will help inspire more young people to try the world's newest parasport. We want to thank the Romanian Teqball Federation for their support of teqball and para teqball athletes like Stefan. I also want to share our gratitude to the UTS team, in particular President Stefan Fox, for giving young people around the world the chance to compete in an inclusive environment. The UTS World Virtual Youth Festival showed once again that is a great event and an excellent way to motivate young athletes to practice sport."
The UTS World Virtual Youth Festival is an innovation and celebration for the benefits of the youth of all abilities. The event, held under the patronage of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), Special Olympics International (SOI), SportAccord/GAISF and AIMS, looks to promote inclusion, equality, non-discrimination and peace.
The 2021 edition was organised by the National Olympic Committee of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the organising committee of Riyadh 2034 Asian Games. There were 126 organisations involved, including 68 International Federations, whilst over 50,000 young people competed in the sporting events, and over 200,000 individuals took part in the workshops and conferences.
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Cellular overexpression of heme oxygenase-1 up-regulates p21 and confers resistance to apoptosis
Paola Inguaggiato, Luis Gonzalez-Michaca, Anthony J. Croatt, Jill J. Haggard, Jawed Alam, Karl A. Nath
Nephrology and Hypertension
Background. Induction of heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1) protects against diverse insults in the kidney and other tissues. We examined the effect of overexpression of HO-1 on cell growth, expression of p21, and susceptibility to apoptosis. Methods. LLC-PK1 cells were genetically engineered to exhibit stable overexpression of HO-1. The effects of such overexpression on cell growth, the cell cycle, and the cell cycle-inhibitory protein, p21, were assessed; additionally, the susceptibility of these HO-1 overexpressing cells to apoptosis induced by three different stimuli (TNF-α/cycloheximide, staurosporine, or serum deprivation) was evaluated by such methods as the quantitation of caspase-3 activity, phase contrast microscopy, and the TUNEL method. Results. HO-1 overexpressing LLC-PK1 cells demonstrated cellular hypertrophy, decreased hyperplastic growth, and growth arrest in the G0/G1 phase of the cell cycle. HO-1 overexpressing cells were markedly resistant to apoptosis induced by TNFα/cycloheximide or staurosporine as assessed by the caspase-3 activity assay. Such overexpression also conferred resistance to apoptosis induced by serum deprivation as evaluated by the TUNEL method; in these studies, inhibition of HO attenuated the resistance to apoptosis. Expression of the cyclin dependent kinase inhibitor, p21CIP1, WAF1, SDI1, as judged by Northern and Western analyses, was significantly increased in HO-1 overexpressing cells, and decreased as HO activity was inhibited. Moreover, this reduction in expression of p21 attendant upon the inhibition of HO activity in HO-1 overexpressing cells paralleled the loss of resistance of these cells to apoptosis when HO activity is inhibited. The pharmacologic inducer of HO-1, hemin, increased expression of p21 in wild-type cells and decreased apoptosis provoked by TNF-α/cycloheximide. Conclusion. Cellular overexpression of HO-1 up-regulates p21, diminishes proliferative cell growth, and confers marked resistance to apoptosis. We speculate that such up-regulation of p21 contributes to the altered pattern of cell growth and resistance to apoptosis. Our studies uncover the capacity of HO-1 to markedly influence the cell cycle in renal epithelial cells. In light of the profound importance of the cell cycle as a determinant of cell fate, we speculate that the inductive effect of HO-1 on p21 and the attendant inhibitory effect on the cell cycle provide a hitherto unsuspected mechanism underlying the cytoprotective actions of HO-1.
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Nephrotoxicity
Tissue injury
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Inguaggiato, P., Gonzalez-Michaca, L., Croatt, A. J., Haggard, J. J., Alam, J., & Nath, K. A. (2001). Cellular overexpression of heme oxygenase-1 up-regulates p21 and confers resistance to apoptosis. Kidney international, 60(6), 2181-2191. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1523-1755.2001.00046.x
Cellular overexpression of heme oxygenase-1 up-regulates p21 and confers resistance to apoptosis. / Inguaggiato, Paola; Gonzalez-Michaca, Luis; Croatt, Anthony J. et al.
In: Kidney international, Vol. 60, No. 6, 2001, p. 2181-2191.
Inguaggiato, P, Gonzalez-Michaca, L, Croatt, AJ, Haggard, JJ, Alam, J & Nath, KA 2001, 'Cellular overexpression of heme oxygenase-1 up-regulates p21 and confers resistance to apoptosis', Kidney international, vol. 60, no. 6, pp. 2181-2191. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1523-1755.2001.00046.x
Inguaggiato P, Gonzalez-Michaca L, Croatt AJ, Haggard JJ, Alam J, Nath KA. Cellular overexpression of heme oxygenase-1 up-regulates p21 and confers resistance to apoptosis. Kidney international. 2001;60(6):2181-2191. doi: 10.1046/j.1523-1755.2001.00046.x
Inguaggiato, Paola ; Gonzalez-Michaca, Luis ; Croatt, Anthony J. et al. / Cellular overexpression of heme oxygenase-1 up-regulates p21 and confers resistance to apoptosis. In: Kidney international. 2001 ; Vol. 60, No. 6. pp. 2181-2191.
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