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Rugby Culture & Values
Report an Incident to SCYR
SCYR Disciplinary Policies & Procedures
Rugby has a unique culture that underlines the values of honor and respect for opponents, teammates, coaches and referees. In rugby, the referee is respected, even if you do not agree with their decisions; opponents are fought with a fury but treated with respect; fans cheer good rugby and are respectful of the opposing team; coaches prepare the team as best they can and then let them play the game.
Everyone that is involved with youth rugby in Southern California is an ambassador of the game and is expected to honor the games values and culture.
It is the responsibility of every SoCal Youth Rugby Member Club to actively promote the core values of Rugby to its athletes and fans and is their duty to take immediate and decisive action if club members or supporters are not upholding these sacred values.
Individual Action
It is the responsibility of every athlete, coach, parent, administrator, referee – everyone – to ensure that we hold ourselves and each other to the high standard of behavior that this great game of rugby demands. When you see poor behavior at a youth rugby pitch, speak up! In a friendly but firm fashion let the other person know that, "That's not how we do things in rugby."
Club Actions
Culture Keepers – Clubs and teams can appoint adult volunteer Culture Keepers for each match.
Patrol the sidelines and help spectators and fans understand our positive culture and the rugby ethos.
Keep the focus on the kids on the field and their enjoyment of the game
Remind everyone that their job is to Honor the Game!
SCYR Culture & Values
Play by the laws and within the 'spirit of the game'
Respect the referee, your coach, team mates & opponents. Without them there would be no game.
Sportsmanship and Community are vital rugby values, Admire all good play whether they are by your own team or the other team.
Play for the fun of the game and not just to please parents, coaches and teachers.
Shake hands with your opponent after the game.
Control your temper. Verbal abuse officials or other players, deliberately fouling or fighting is neither acceptable nor permitted.
Be humble in victory and gracious in defeat.
Parents and Spectators
Children play sports for their enjoyment, not yours.
Respect the Referee.
If you disagree with an official, raise the issue through the appropriate channels rather than question the official's judgment and honesty in public. Remember that most officials give their time and effort for your child's involvement.
Focus on the efforts and performance rather than the overall outcome of the event. This reduces the emphasis on winning and rather enjoying the rugby experience and the enrichment that comes from playing the game.
Applaud good play by all teams.
Show appreciation for volunteer coaches, officials and administrators. Without them your child would not participate.
Consumption of alcohol is forbidden at all junior rugby games.
You are not allowed in the playing enclosure during a game.
Administration & Officials
Ensure that equal opportunity for participation in sports is made available to all children.
Rules, laws, length of games and training schedules take into consideration the age, ability and maturity level of participating children.
Children participate for their enjoyment and play down the importance of rewards.
All clubs, players, coaches, referees, administrators and supporters are considered SCYR Members and more importantly ambassadors of the sport of rugby. As such, all SCYR members are expected to behave with dignity both on and off the playing field and must uphold the values, culture and traditions of rugby to the highest extent.
SCYR Code of Conduct
Clubs, players, coaches, referees, administrators and supporters must not tolerate rude, profane, threatening or anti‐social behavior of any sort, which would reflect negatively on the image of their club, SCYR, USA Rugby or the sport of rugby in general. Any breach of this Code of Conduct, as specified below, will be subject to disciplinary action by SCYR Disciplinary Committee in accordance with the SCYR Disciplinary Policies & Procedures.
The following actions occurring at or near (sidelines, stands, parking lot, etc.) any match or event involving a SCYR member club are prohibited:
Verbal harassment of a referee
Verbal threats, intimidation or physical contact with the intent to cause harm to a referee by a player, coach, administrator or supporter is strictly prohibited and triggers an automatic investigation by the SCYR Disciplinary Committee.
Entry by a non-player (reserve player, coach, administrator, staff, etc.) onto the playing field (except to tend to severe injury) for any reason during the match. Includes any verbal or physical actions toward any athlete on the field or the referee
Public drunkenness
Vulgar language or obscene gestures
Throwing objects onto the field of play
Destruction or theft of property
Public urination on or off of any field
Illegal use of alcohol or drugs
Legal consumption of alcohol is prohibited at any SCYR match or tournament unless the event is hosted by a senior (adult) rugby club and includes a designated, restricted area for adults to consume alcohol (e.g. beer garden)
In addition, derogatory or inflammatory language, comments, photos or videos regarding rugby (rugby teams, rugby players, coaches, officials or anyone associated with rugby, etc.) that are publicly displayed on social media or other public channels is also prohibited. Clubs are expected to manage these violations by their members. Repeated and/or major violations will be referred to the Disciplinary Committee.
SCYR is committed to upholding a culture of inclusion and neither SCYR nor its member clubs and teams discriminate against any individual on the basis of disability.
Individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in youth rugby in Southern California and SCYR and its member clubs and teams will strive to make reasonable modifications to policies, practices and procedures when such modifications are necessary to enable otherwise eligible individuals with disabilities to participate.
Youth rugby players who, because of a disability, need a reasonable modification to SCYR's rules, policies or practices to participate fully and equally in SCYR-sanctioned competition should describe in an email message to gvaglietti@socalyouthrugby.org the modification needed and how the modification would avoid discrimination, including how the modification will address the rugby player's disability. Such requests should be submitted at least two weeks prior to the start of competition.
Upon receipt of a request for modification, SCYR will conduct an individualized inquiry that includes consideration of the athlete's specific circumstances and the purpose of the rule or policy at issue, to decide whether to allow the modification. SCYR will endeavor to allow the modification unless the modification is unreasonable or would fundamentally alter an essential aspect of SCYR's program or compromise the safety of any athletes potentially affected by the modification. SCYR will endeavor to provide written notice of their decision within five (5) business days of receipt of the modification request.
SCYR is proud to serve a diverse membership of players, coaches, officials and fans and is committed to creating and promoting a culture of inclusion and mutual respect, regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, religious beliefs, sex, age, gender identity, disability or sexual orientation.
We celebrate the differences that make our members unique and special and do not tolerate discrimination, bullying or exclusion in any form.
SCYR expects its leadership, coaches, officials, teams, players, administrators and fans to actively promote a culture of acceptance and support through their actions and through the recruitment of members without regard to sex, race, disability, or sexual orientation.
Sportsmanship Policy
The SCYR Sportsmanship Policy comes into effect at halftime, or any other time thereafter, when the difference in points becomes 40 or more, by notice to the referee and other coach by either the winning or the losing coach.
If it is within 10 minutes of fulltime the losing coach can refuse it (U16 & U18, HS & JV) or 5 minutes from fulltime (all other ages).
If Sportsmanship rule is invoked, coaches of the winning team should remove star players and field second string players. Coaches may also consider possible player swaps.
If there are less players on field for the losing team, players shall be brought on to replace sent off players or players removed from winning team (or given by winning team) if none is available on losing team bench. All benches shall be emptied, and substitutes can come from players not originally named on a limited number roster.
Once invoked the winning team is recorded as 5 point winner. Losing team can only record 1 point bonus for 4 tries. The score at this point becomes the recorded score.
Scrums and lineouts become uncontested if there is significant disparity between the teams. [This is to try to even out possession]
After any score, free kick is taken at halfway by losing team (instead of kick to 10 meter line by scored upon team). 22 dropouts become free kicks on 22. [These are to try to even out possession]
The criteria for tie breakers using points differential shall be capped at 40, so there is no reason to score more than 40 points over an opponent.
SCYR Diversity Policy


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Basketball | Football | Women's Basketball
Mailbag: A Husker-Themed Game of Should They Stay or Should They Go?
By Derek Peterson
It's Wednesday, and that means it's time for another mailbag. The Hail Varsity team is back to answer all your Husker questions this week. Let's get to it.
The team that played on Saturday, where was that team all year? Fast and decisive QB, special teams making a play to help us, a pass rush, etc. (@hspu6)
Mike Babcock: Same team, better focus and a reflection of the learning process taking place. Winning is, in part, attitude, believing. Seemed as if that was there last Saturday, and to some degree the Friday before.
Brandon Vogel: It was back-to-back strong performances from Adrian Martinez. You never know how these things will go, but right now it looks like his response to losing the starting job briefly was a positive one. The defense played one of its more fundamentally sound games of the Scott Frost era, I thought. That group did a really good job remaining true to their assignments and doing the dirty work. Beyond that, a quick 14-0 lead thanks to some special teams plays was really the difference. Purdue outscored Nebraska by four over the final 50 minutes of that game, but it never really felt that way. Having an early lead can do wonders for the mindset.
Was it unfair before the season to put so many expectations on Omar Manning? The kid hadn't even played a game at this level and the media/fans kept acting like he was a savior coming in. (@TwinTwisterDad)
Jacob Padilla: Well, I'd say Frost was the one who started the hype train. He spoke very highly of Manning on signing day. All across the country, highly-rated recruits from both the high school and junior college ranks make an early impact at their schools; why should Nebraska be an exception? The truth is Manning hasn't had the chance to show whether or not he was deserving of the hype because he simply hasn't been available, and that's not something any of us could have seen coming.
Greg Smith: Here is what Scott Frost said about Omar Manning at his December signing period press conference last year:
"Omar I'm excited about," Frost said. "All year we kind of wished we were a little more productive at our outside receiver spot. That's one place where we thought we wanted a kind of guy that could come in and potentially help us right away. There wasn't a better guy in the country, in my opinion, for what we were looking for than him. He looks different than anybody I've ever coached and has tape to match. I'm really excited to get him. He's got a little work to do yet before he gets to campus, but I think he has a chance to change our offense."
Based on this and other quotes from Frost himself, there was no reason to not place expectations on Manning.
Derek Peterson: I'd echo what Greg said. When we don't have access to practice, we gotta go by what they tell us, so they have a large role to play in crafting the public expectation or the public perception of a guy.
I know Frost said (Monday) that there haven't been discussions about keeping seniors again for next year, given the eligibility rules for this year. But, who do you think stays for a 5th/6th year? Also how does this affect NSD this year? (@tchristensen43)
JP: Most of these guys already being redshirt seniors makes this a tougher question, I think. How many college athletes really want to spend six years in school? I wouldn't be surprised at all if most of them decided they were ready to move on to the next stage of their lives, whatever that may be. I could potentially see JoJo Domann returning; he lost a lot of time early in his career to injury and has been steadily improving over the last two seasons. Maybe if Ben Stille doesn't get great feedback from the NFL he could decide to take advantage of that extra year; perhaps that extra year of being a Husker could be important to a local kid like him. I could see Jack Stoll wanting a do-over with how this season has gone because of the injury, and maybe Deontai Williams thinks another healthy year could get him drafted; I think he's been playing better lately after a rusty start to the season.
MB: Jacob's points describe things pretty well. I'd expect Stille to come back. I'd also expect those who haven't played much to move on if they're close to completing a degree. If not, maybe they'll stay. Seniors staying will also affect younger players' opportunity to get on the field. I'm wondering how the coaches might handle things for some guys, particularly those on scholarship, behind the scenes.
GS: I wouldn't be surprised about anyone returning outside of Brenden Jaimes, Deontai Williams and Marquel Dismuke. Those conversations are going to be so delicate between the staff and players. I don't think it'll have an impact on early signing because teams won't know yet who is coming back because the team is still playing games. Ask me again in February though.
DP: I don't know that he'd do it, but I'd really put the hard sell on Brenden Jaimes to come back another year. He's a true senior so doing so isn't going to suddenly create some perception amongst NFL scouts he's too old, and Nebraska could really use another year of him to work above and train a guy like Turner Corcoran.
Who would you rather face in the December 19 champions week? Michigan or Michigan State? (@Go_Big_Red)
Would you rather see Nebraska take on Wisconsin or an East opponent we haven't played yet this year (Rutgers, Michigan) during championship week? (@JEREIH)
Erin Sorensen: I think I'd rather Nebraska play Michigan, because the Frost-Harbaugh matchup could be interesting. I wouldn't have an issue with a Nebraska-Michigan State matchup, but my personal preference would just be Michigan. As for your second question, give me Wisconsin. I'd be curious to see how Nebraska would match up with Wisconsin and since we didn't get to see that in 2020, that'd be my ultimate pick.
MB: Michigan, though will the COVID issues, which are extensive, be resolved in time? My preference then would be any team that could play a week from now.
BV: I think you could make an argument that Rutgers might provide the truest test right now. Michigan has better players, though this season doesn't seem like it would offer a true look at the Wolverines so it's hard to know what to make of the result from such a game. Michigan State has better history, but it's a strange year for the Spartans, too. That's why I'll choose the Scarlet Knights. A relatively "normal" year for them and a pretty good one. This might be the first time Rutgers has been my top pick for anything since joining the Big Ten.
DP: Frost with a chance to put the nail in Harbaugh's coffin? I'd like to see that.
Are we at the point where Adrian is the clear QB1? Or is it still a pretty open competition, week to week thing? (@radicalhusker)
JP: I'm sure Frost will continue to say it's a competition, but I can't see how Martinez loses his job if he continues to play like this. To be honest, with what we've seen of McCaffrey as a passer, I'm really curious how they were graded so closely in practice.
ES: Martinez is the clear QB1, whether or not it's said. Obviously, that can change if the level of play drops, but if he continues to play as he has? Job's his.
Is Omar Manning a senior right now? Do you see him coming back next season if he doesn't play this season? Do you think the Big Red could run an option with Adrian Martinez QB, Dedrick Mills FB and one of our running backs at I-back? (@CarnesRegg)
JP: Omar Manning is a junior. So with this year not counting, he would technically have two more years of eligibility if he wants to take advantage of them. I'm not really sure what to make of his situation. Nebraska has run some QB-RB option at times this season, but I don't expect to see the kind of option you're describing much if at all this season.
MB: I'd like to see the option you describe. Would I ever. But I'd be shocked at this point.
Does Greg think Thomas Fidone will end up with five stars? (Justin Taylor, email)
GS: We are getting to the point of no return with rankings updates. So right now I will say no but I think he is deserving.
Looking ahead. If any of the seniors head to the draft this year, would any get their names called? And if so who? (@InDaWilderness)
JP: I think Brenden Jaimes has shown enough as a pass blocker to get drafted. Beyond that, I'm not totally sure. Dicaprio Bootle and JoJo Domann could get looks (I believe Domann's dad is an agent, so that could help him). Maybe Ben Stille has a shot?
MB: JoJo's dad is an agent, so that will figure into whether he opts to return or go. I agree with Jacob about Jaimes and Bootle, not so much Stille, though he's reshaped himself for sure and has the look. I'd add Matt Farniok as a possibility.
Who do you see coming in next year and making a difference right away? (@UpstateHusker)
GS: The low-hanging fruit answer is Thomas Fidone. They are going to give him every opportunity to carve out a role. He's different from the other tight ends they have so he can be used in different ways. After him it's a mixed bag but you can always count on someone playing early in some fashion.
Stoll has been noticeably quieter the last few games, is that more due to injury or has Allen passed him as the primary receiving TE? (@Unclerico9806)
JP: Austin Allen has been one of the team's most reliable receiving threats all season. Jack Stoll has gotten some snaps the last few weeks, but it seems like he hasn't been able to get back to where he was at the end of last year and in the first game this season before the injury. Honestly, I'm surprised he returned as quickly as he did, even if he's only been playing a reduced role.
BV: Stoll is one of the more interesting return-or-go cases in my mind because Allen has played so well and Vokolek has established himself as part of the offense.
Why is there not a national championship-caliber powerhouse team among Big Ten women's basketball? Each of the other major conferences seems to have at least one title contender every year. (@dmhusker1)
DP: Only one time in the last six seasons has Maryland finished with more than five losses. The Terps haven't had double-digit losses since the 2009-10 season. That's a really good team with a really good coach that continues to have high-level talent. They might not be "Final Four every year" good right now, but they were there and lost to No. 1s in back-to-back years not too long ago. It's just one of those deals where the UConns and Baylors and (lately) South Carolinas of the world have been running the sport.
Derek is a newbie on the Hail Varsity staff covering Husker athletics. In college, he was best known as 'that guy from Twitter.' He has covered a Sugar Bowl, a tennis national championship and almost everything in between (except an NCAA men's basketball tournament game… *tears*). In his spare time, he can be found arguing with literally anyone about sports.
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A Utah State University fraternity is putting on a holiday concert with proceeds going to help an orphan with Down syndrome.
The Starry Night Concert, sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega, is scheduled Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at 7 p.m. both nights in the Taggart Student Center Auditorium. The show, now in its fifth year, will include USU students and alumni performing an array of Christmas carols.
"This is a concert that will help you feel the Christmas spirit like nothing else," said Michael Bautner, vice president of the fraternity.
Before intermission, Bautner and his fraternity brothers will talk about the concert's beneficiary — Racing for Orphans with Down Syndrome — and the 3-year-old orphan, named Guy, it is sponsoring.
"These kids usually live five years or less on their own; that's their life expectancy," Bautner said, recalling a previous Starry Night concert he attended and seeing an orphan with a new family.
Bautner talked about the concert set list, saying while the radio may offer the traditional holiday tunes this time of year, he hopes the coming weekend's performance brings something different.


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national export and import ratio: 3:8.
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Mozambique is the 97th largest export economy in the world and the 97th most complex economy according to the Economic Complexity Index (ECI). In 2015, Mozambique exported $6.06B and imported $8.93B, resulting in a negative trade balance of $2.87B. In 2015 the GDP of Mozambique was $14.8B and its GDP per capita was $1.19k
National Economy and Urban Economy
Mozambique is the 97th largest export economy in the world and the 97th most complex economy according to the Economic Complexity Index (ECI). In 2015, Mozambique exported $6.06B and imported $8.93B, resulting in a negative trade balance of $2.87B. In 2015 the GDP of Mozambique was $14.8B and its GDP per capita was $1.19k.
The top exports of Mozambique are Raw Aluminium($1.17B), Aluminium Bars ($911M), Electricity ($447M), Coal Briquettes ($437M) and Coke ($387M), using the 1992 revision of the HS (Harmonized System) classification. Its top imports are Refined Petroleum ($825M), Raw Aluminium ($449M), Packaged Medicaments ($280M), Electricity ($255M) and Delivery Trucks ($253M).
The top export destinations of Mozambique are South Africa ($1.09B), the Netherlands ($998M), India($628M), Belgium-Luxembourg ($404M) and Italy($400M). The top import origins are South Africa($2.37B), China ($1.05B), the Netherlands ($554M), India ($465M) and Portugal ($447M).
Mozambique borders Malawi, Swaziland, Tanzania, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe by land and Comoros and Madagascar by sea.
In 2015 Mozambique exported $6.06B, making it the 97th largest exporter in the world. During the last five years the exports of Mozambique have increased at an annualized rate of 5.3%, from $4.35B in 2010 to $6.06B in 2015. The most recent exports are led by Raw Aluminium which represent 19.3% of the total exports of Mozambique, followed by Aluminium Bars, which account for 15%.
The annual gross domestic product per capita in Mozambique was USD349 in 2006, one of the lowest in the world; however, in the last decade, the country has shown an average annual economic growth rate of about eight per cent (UNDP 2007). The country Human Development Index has increased from 0.413 in 2002 to 0.466 in 2007 (UNDP 2007). Today, agriculture is the main economic activity of the country, and most of the workforce relies on subsistence agriculture, especially in rural areas, with considerable exposition to weather-induced risks such as floods and droughts.
In 2015 Mozambique imported $8.93B, making it the 103rd largest importer in the world. During the last five years the imports of Mozambique have increased at an annualized rate of 16.3%, from $3.88B in 2010 to $8.93B in 2015. The most recent imports are led by Refined Petroleumwhich represent 9.2%.
There is also a considerable volunteer network. Local and international organizations have attracted many international volunteers to Mozambique. Volunteer placements occur in cities and rural areas, and across many sectors. Further information can be found in the next section on 'Volunteering in Mozambique'.
Maputo City is the large African city with the highest potential for inclusive growth, according to the 2015 MasterCard African Cities Growth Index (ACGI). Maputo's inclusive growth potential falls into the medium-high category, attributed to its share of Mozambique's foreign direct investment (FDI), which as a percentage of national GDP is among the highest in the world. The city boasts constantly improving levels of government effectiveness, regulatory quality, and ease of doing business.
The city of Maputo also occupies a central position in terms of Infrastructure, Economic activity, Education and Health. The city concentrates most of the services and corporate headquarters of main economic groups and companies (public and private). Despite concentrating only 5.4% of the country's population, Maputo is responsible for 20.2% of Mozambique's GDP. The trade, transport and communications, and manufacturing sectors are the most significant, accounting respectively for 29.6%, 29.5% and 12.4% of national production, according to the National Human Development Report (Relatório Nacional de Desenvolvimento Humano).
Around 80% of the population continues to work in agriculture, where there is a focus on the production and export of fish, sugar, cashews, cotton and timber. Local employment in the newly emerging resource industries has been extremely limited. The manufacturing sector remains grossly under-developed, and the tourism industry has struggled to rebound following the civil war. Furthermore, steady growth has been thwarted by a series of large floods in the central region.
Approximately 54% of Maputo city's residents live below the poverty line of $1.50 per day and 70% live in informal settlements.
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Lo hemos pasado de maravilla con nuestro guía, Miguel ha conseguido que mi marido y yo le diéramos con ganas a las vías. Muy divertido, coincidió un día algo fresco pero ideal para escalar. Saludos al equipo!
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Oscars 2020 red carpet: The good and the bad
If you don't want to drape yourself in a potato sack, drape yourself in a sack of sequins. Oh, wait, both are equally bad.
US-Irish actress Saoirse Ronan arrives for the 92nd Oscars at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California on February 9, 2020. (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP)
This year's Oscars ceremony was again marred by racial exclusion and a lack of female representation when it comes to women in leadership roles in categories like Best Director.
But that doesn't mean the first Oscar ceremony of the new decade didn't have a few highs. Most notably, for the first time in the history of the awards, the Best Picture winner was a foreign language film, Parasite, from South Korea.
On the red carpet this year was an exciting event – and A-listers didn't disappoint – with a few celebs taking major risks and they paid off.
Billie Porter
Now a red carpet pro, at this year's Oscars the Pose actor did not disappoint by continuing his tradition of wearing a gigantic gown – this year his outfit comprised a gold-feathered top with a gold and orange skirt, designed by Giles Deacon, and Jimmy Choo gold boots.
There's a clear eye for detail when it comes to mixing and matching when it comes to Porter's red-carpet style.
Billy Porter. Picture: Getty Images
Risky in a good way
If you thought the logo-mania trend was over, Billie Eilish gave a resounding "No!" on the red carpet.
What makes Eilish so exciting is that she's so young. You can forgive every faux pas she makes because she keeps it youthful and interesting.
For her first Oscar ceremony, she wore a beaded Chanel two-piece business suit tracksuit that was fun and dripping with pearls. Proof that you don't always need a stunning gown to stand out.
Billie Eilish. Picture: Getty Images
Another young actress who really has become an exciting red-carpet feature is Saoirse Ronan.
This year she walked in all Gucci in a gown. Her sleeveless Gucci gown had a black bodice with a plunging neckline and peplum-style waist. Her skirt, on the other hand, was a light purple shade.
Some of the black fabric was taken from the dress she previously wore to the British Academy Film Awards.
Saoirse Ronan. Picture: Getty Images
Well if you don't want to drape yourself in a potato sack, drape yourself in a sack of sequins. Oh, wait, both are equally bad.
Maya Rudolph, who usually is dressed to the nines showed up to this year's ceremony in what can only be explained as a ill-fitting sequined sack. It gave no proportions and was ultimately unflattering.
Maya Rudolph. Picture: Getty Images
Sure it's called the Oscar race, but that doesn't mean you can dress in a satin tracksuit-ish abomination. Dressed in Prada, the young actor looked like he was meant to work backstage at the show, not walk the red carpet.
Timothée Chalamet. Picture: Getty Images
Nearly always impeccable on the red carpet, Aussie actress Margot Robbie did disappoint in a black Chanel dress with pseudo chiffon sleeves.
Coco Chanel famously once said, dress as you like then take one thing off. In this case it should have been those sleeves.
Margot Robbie. Picture: Getty Images


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May Day Queens: A Closer Look
by Woody LaBounty
We recently had 420 Day in San Francisco. A slang term for marijuana became a joke about April 20th, and within a couple of years it was an excuse for people to drive to Golden Gate Park from all over the Bay Area to get stoned. It's a recent thing. A bit older, but not by much, is the SantaCon pub crawl, when people dress like St. Nick and journey from bar to bar, giving everyone the holiday treat of Father Christmases vomiting in streets. What we don't have anymore—or it's so underground I've missed it—is May Day.
This sort of May Day parade, in support of workers' rights and social justice, continue today. Market Street at 7th Street, May 1, 1936. (wnp27.2689.jpg, Courtesy of a private collector.)
I don't mean any of the May 1st pro-labor strikes, ever-hopeful Socialist rallies, or International Workers Day marches that are still held in liberal cities like San Francisco. I mean the pageantry with pagan roots of crowning a May Queen and dancing children braiding ribbons around maypoles. May Day was an actual holiday for San Francisco's school children in the early twentieth century, when free cookies and milk were served at Golden Gate Park's Children's Playground and hundreds of 6-12 year-olds participated in a pageant with mock royalty.
Dancing around the maypoles at Children's Playground, May 1, 1918. (wnp36.01855.jpg, Department of Public Works, Book 22, Image 5337; Copy courtesy of a private collector.)
In the early 1890s, May Day events were mostly hosted by benevolent or fraternal organizations and consisted of band music, picnics, and private military company drills. The local post of the Grand Army of the Republic hosted a big event on May 1, 1891 in the Mechanics' Pavilion at the civic center and just a small part of the lineup was a May Pole Dance, described as "Sixteen young ladies on the ribbons surrounded by sixty young Misses in ballet costume." Miss Eva Dold Brand was crowned Queen of May, drawn on a cart pulled by dozens of her less fortunate peers. United States president Benjamin Harrison, in the midst of a visit to the city, attended. Queen Brand had a pretty address ready to give him, which began "It is most fitting that the Queen of Utopia should pay her respects to the head of a nation…" Over at nearby Woodward's Gardens at a different event, Miss L. O'Brien was crowned "Queen of the May," and I suppose we are fortunate that the two queens didn't have a war over Market Street with the president in town.1
The Midwinter Fair was in full flower for May Day in 1894, and as part of the exposition in Golden Gate Park four hundred girls between 10 and 12 years old were recruited for a May Day dance on what is today Big Rec ball fields. More than twenty applied to be the May Queen, with the qualifications set forth she must be "a little girl 10 years old and very pretty." Her court was to number 150. Dance instructor Professor W. J. O'Brien, in charge of the affair, had his hands full with the arrangements, which included a flower-decked chariot for the queen pulled by two ponies.2
May Queen and court pulled on cart by attendants in Golden Gate Park, circa 1920. (wnp27.4744.jpg, Courtesy of a private collector.)
By 1910, the city park department had become the host of a giant May Day festival in Children's Playground with maypoles, dancing, games, athletic events, and lots of free food, from oranges to beef sandwiches. The San Francisco Chronicle promised that "every child who takes advantage of the holiday will be given all he or she wants to eat and all the fun he or she can stand." Scottish and Gaelic dancing schools had begun to emerge as primary participants. As many as 60,000 people attended and fifty police officers were assigned to the event.3
In addition to the giant Golden Gate Park celebrations, neighborhoods held their own pageants and crowned their own local queens. Mayor James Rolph drove all over town on May 1, 1912, to honor four different queens. As the century progressed, the maturing Parkside neighborhood's May Day pageants crowned a queen from the 1930s to the mid 1970s, and were a must-attend event for the political elite.
The park department ceremony moved to Kezar Stadium after World War II. The photos on OpenSFHistory from that era are a little sad, with the smaller crowds and dance groups diminished by the cavernous size of the stadium. The last queen officially crowned under city auspices may have been Mary Elizabeth Gleim in 1969, as maypoles and May queens ceded the Golden Gate Park stage to hippies, rock concerts, and Vietnam War protests.
May Queen and court in Kezar Stadium, 1950s. (wnp33.00984.jpg, Lee Collection, courtesy of a private collector.)
1. Advertisement, San Francisco Chronicle, May 1, 1891; "May Day Festival," San Francisco Chronicle, May 2, 1891, pg. 10.
2. "The May Day Fete," San Francisco Chronicle, April 28, 1894, pg. 11.
3. "Children's Day to be Big Event," San Francisco Chronicle, May 1, 1910, pg. 37.
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It must be that there is an extreme level of confidence in the Belize City Council under the leadership of Mayor Darrell Bradley that has attracted so much subscription for the Bond. So far, insurance companies, private individuals, the Social Security Board and financial institutions have bought the bond. While the offering has been for 3 days so far and it will last until the 24th of December, reportedly as much as 18.5 million dollars worth of Bonds have been sold. These include offerings in the three tranches, however most interest has been demonstrated for the 5 and 10-year bonds.
According to Mayor Darrell Bradley, there is still room left for other investors to come in and buy bonds. And the reason for such overwhelming interest in the bond must be two fold. First, there is an impressive amount of confidence in the Mayor that the Council will actually use the money derived from the bond to pave streets and improve drainage across the city. Under the prospectus, there are 67 streets which have been programmed to be paved with concrete. As it is the Council, through self financing, has been able to pave 33 streets across the city.
The second reason is the attractive interest rates which the bond offers. According to the prospectus: "The bonds are being issued in Three Series. Series 1 has three tranches. The first tranche of Series 1 is an issue of $2 million that carries an interest rate of 3.5% per annum and that matures on the two-year anniversary date of the issue. The second tranche of Series 1 is an issue of $3 million that carries an interest rate of 5.5% per annum and that matures on the five-year anniversary date of the issue. The third tranche of Series 1 is an issue of $5 million that carries an interest rate of 8% per annum and that matures on the ten-year anniversary date of the issue, with a call option feature after 7.5 years. The call option gives the Council the right to call (redeem) such amounts of the bonds as it, in its sole discretion, may determine for purchase and cancellation at any time after 7.5 years after the date of issue until maturity, after giving not more than sixty days nor less than thirty days written notice to the registered holder of such bonds.
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Proverbs 5:10 lest strangers feast on your wealth, and your labors enrich the house of a foreigner.
strangers will drain your resources, and your hard-earned pay will end up in a foreigner's house.
Strangers will get your money and everything else you have worked for.
Yes, strangers will take all your wealth, and what you have worked for will belong to someone else.
strangers will drain your resources, and your earnings will end up in a foreigner's house.
so that strangers don't enrich themselves at your expense, and your work won't end up the possession of foreigners.
lest strangers devour your strength, and your labor benefit another man's house.
or strangers will benefit from your strength and you will have to work hard in a pagan's house.
Verse 10. - Another temporal consequence of, and deterrent against, a life of profligacy. Lest strangers be filled with thy wealth; and thy labours be in the house of a stranger. The margin reads, "thy strength" for "thy wealth," but the text properly renders the original koakh, which means "substance," "wealth," "riches" - the youth's possessions in money and property (Delitzsch). The primary meaning of the word is "strength" or "might," as appears from the verb kakhakh, "to exert one's self," from which it is derived, but the parallel atsabeyka, "thy toils," rendered "thy labours," determines its use in the secondary sense here. Compare the similar passage in Hosea 7:9, "Strangers have devoured his strength [koakh, i.e. ' his possessions'], and he knoweth it not" (see also Job 6:22). Koakh is the concrete product resulting from the abstract strength or ability when brought into action. Thy labours (atsabeyka); i.e. thy toils, the product of laborious toil, that which you have gotten by the labour of your hands, and earned with the sweat of your brow. Fleischer compares the Italian i miri sudori, and the French mes sueurs. The singular etsev signifies "heavy toilsome labour," and the plural (atsavim, "labours," things done with toil, and so the idea passes to the resultant of the labour. Compare the very similar expression in Psalm 127:2, lekhem naatsavim, equivalent to "bread obtained by toilsome labour;" Authorized Version, "the bread of sorrows." The Authorized Version properly supplies the verb "be" against those (e.g. Holden et alli) who join on "thy labours" to the previous verb "be filled," as an accusative, and render, "and with thy labours in the house of a stranger." So also the LXX. and the Vulgate, "and thy labours come" (ἕλθωσι, LXX.) or "be" (sint, Vulgate) "to the house of strangers" (εἰς οἴκους ἀλλοτρίων) or, "in a strange house" (in aliena domo). In the latter case the Vulgate is wrong, as nok'ri in the phrase beyth nok'ri is always personal (Delitzsch), and should be rendered, as in the Authorized Version, "in the house of a stranger." The meaning of the verse is that a life of impurity transfers the profligate's substance, his wealth and possessions, to others, who will be satiated at his expense, and, being strangers, are indifferent to his ruin.


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Judge Christine E. Mayle serves on the Sixth District Court of Appeals. The Sixth District sits in Toledo, Ohio, and is the appellate court for Northwest Ohio. The court has jurisdiction to decide appeals from courts in Lucas, Wood, Fulton, Williams, Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie, and Huron counties.
Judge Mayle received her J.D. degree, cum laude, from the University of Notre Dame Law School in 2001, and her B.A. degree, summa cum laude, from Providence College in 1998. After graduation, she practiced law with Dewey Ballantine LLP in New York City for several years. After moving to Toledo she joined the law firm of Cooper & Walinski LPA and, subsequently, Thacker Robinson Zinz LPA. While in private practice, Judge Mayle represented companies in litigation across the country and internationally, helped individuals pro bono, and served on various charitable and legal-aid boards.
Judge Mayle was elected to the Sixth District Court of Appeals in November 2016. In 2017, she was elected by her peers to a two-year term as Presiding Judge of the court. In 2018, Judge Mayle was appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio to serve as a visiting judge on that court to decide The Cincinnati Reds v. Joseph W. Testa, Tax Commision of Ohio, Case No. 2017-0854.
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The global aviation industry plans to cut its 2005 carbon emissions in half by 2050 and stabilize emissions to the point that it only has carbon-neutral growth starting in 2020, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
The group presented those goals and additional recommendations on how airline emissions should be regulated at the UN Secretary General's Summit on Climate Change in New York this week. The proposals are being put forth ahead of the December meeting of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change meeting in Copenhagen.
The IATA proposes that the aviation industry should account for its emissions globally and, when it comes to emissions reductions goals, aviation should be treated as a sector separate from any individual country, mainly due to the fact that a single flight's emissions can occur in multiple countries and over the open seas.
When the Kyoto Protocol was created 12 years ago, international aviation emissions were not included, and were instead left under the auspices of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The IATA would like to see that approach continue in whatever agreement comes out of the Copenhagen talks. It would also like to see revenues from emissions trading and other measures go towards developing fuel efficient aircraft and sustainable biofuels.
The aviation industry, which accounts for an estimated 2-3 percent of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions, also plans to improve its carbon efficiency by 1.5 percent annually through 2020, and then experience only carbon-neutral growth from there on out.
This year, the industry expects its emissions to go down 7 percent, 5 percent of which the IATA attributes to the economic recession and 2 percent of which it attributes to the industry's multiple-prong strategy of technology investment, efficient infrastructure, effective operations like shortening flight paths, and positive economic measures to reduce emissions.
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The dinner table is on the verge of becoming a war zone each Thanksgiving due to colliding opinions on politics, religion and more. It can be exasperating. So how can you and Uncle Harry agree on which music should soundtrack the family feast? Leave it to Fuse.
We compiled 30 songs sure to please everyone around the table this Thanksgiving. There's Celine Dion and Josh Groban for Mom. Booker T. & The MG's and Simon & Garfunkle for Dad. Louis Armstrong and Bing Crosby for the Grandparents. And plenty Tori Amos for that pissed-off feminist of a sister. One big happy family!
And there's plenty good-eatin' classics for the whole crew, like Ray Charles' "Sweet Potato Pie" and James Brown's "Mashed Potato U.S.A." But don't forget the holiday is all about giving thanks for the riches in life; enter Bing Crosby's "I've Got Plenty to Be Thankful For."
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Vet who gained fame for posing with dead lions dies whilst hunting
Nooruddean Choudry
There will be mixed feelings about this.
A vet who gained notoriety for sharing photos of himself posing with dead animals he had hunted in the wild has died, whilst on a hunting expedition.
Luciano Ponzetto was always unashamed and bullish about his controversial pastime, and indeed received numerous death threats for his posed photos with newly killed lions, antelopes and leopards amongst other animals.
But the 55-year-old met his end whilst hunting wild birds in Italy. He died after slipping on ice and falling 100-feet into a ravine in the Colle delle Oche area near the northern city of Turin.
An Italian police spokesman told reporters:
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"We were called by the mountain rescue services who had been alerted to the incident by someone who was out with him.
"[Ponzetto's] body was recovered by helicopter and taken to a local hospital. It looks like he slipped and fell when he was out hunting. He died instantly and there was nothing that could be done."
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Nowe Worowo [] (anteriormente, en alemán, Neu Wuhrow) es un pueblo en el distrito administrativo de Gmina Ostrowice, dentro del Distrito de Drawsko, Voivodato de Pomerania Occidental, en el noroeste de Polonia. Se encuentra aproximadamente 8 kilómetros al este de Ostrowice, 23 kilómetros al noreste de Drawsko Pomorskie, y 103 kilómentros al este de la capital regional, Szczecin.

Antes de la Primera partición de Polonia, en 1772, el área era parte del Reino de Polonia, entre 1772 y 1945 fue parte de Prusia y luego, de Alemania. Para más sobre su historia, véase Historia de Pomerania.

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Jesus in Idaho Falls
Humbly looking for his words and ways in this city
Churches in Eastern Idaho & its Borders
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Idaho Falls Power Generation and the INL
Idaho Falls Power Generation
Power is another important theme running through the history of Idaho Falls that combines the people, the river and geology, and the economy of the city.
Since 1900 the City of Idaho Falls has operated an electric generation system, initially using water flowing in a canal. This first power generated by the city was used only for street lights. Three hydroelectric facilities were built on the river in Idaho Falls between 1912 and 1940, two of which were virtually destroyed when the Teton Dam failed in 1976. The Bulb Turbine project replaced these two and a third was added by 1982 to enable the generation of up to 24,000 kilowatts of energy. Along with the Gem State Power Plant, located just south of the Bonneville County line, the total annual generation of electricity is approximately 220 million kilowatt hours, supplying electricity to all within the city limits and at times exported surplus energy. As a result of these power plants, Idaho Falls Power Company's rate for electricity is lower than any other state in the nation.
Idaho Falls and the Idaho National Laboratory
Power has also been a primary focus of the Idaho National Laboratory and its predecessors.
While agriculture dominated the business life of Idaho Falls from roughly 1900 to 1950, since then the Idaho National Laboratory has played a major role in the economy of Idaho Falls. Appendix 1 contains a brief history of the INL and its predecessors, and several books have been written that provide a more complete story. How has the INL affected Idaho Falls?
One obvious answer is that the Department of Energy and INL contractors have provided jobs and brought people to town who otherwise wouldn't have come here to live and work. The Bel Aire subdivision was built in the early 1950's to provide affordable housing to the first "Site workers." The rush to build the first facilities on the Site involved over 2,000 construction workers; and the spurt in Idaho Falls population growth in the 1950's is clearly due to these employees, as well as others who came to work in those facilities once they were built. Employment by INL contractors grew to 5,000 by 1965, and in that year 65% of them lived in Idaho Falls. Three years later, that percentage increased as the Department of Energy decided to move all office personnel into town. By 1990, 3,223 INL employees were working in 22 buildings in Idaho Falls, and of course many others who worked at Site facilities lived in Idaho Falls. Besides DOE and contractor employees, about 39,000 Navy sailors spent from 3 to 6 months in the area from 1953 to 1995, while being trained to operate nuclear submarines at the Naval Reactors Facility. Many lived in Idaho Falls during their training. Recent data from the Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce shows the INL as Idaho Fall's top employer, with 7,500 employees, followed by School District 91 with 1,700, Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center with 1,311 and Melaleuca with 1,300. So the economic impact of the INL has had on Idaho Falls is obvious, and has been detailed in various studies. But has the Site affected the character or identity of the city? Here's my opinion.
The early years of the INL (then called the National Reactor Testing Station), even the first two decades, were filled with optimism of nuclear power as the answer to the nation's energy problems. There was much optimism also in using nuclear power as well to improve areas of national defense – not in bombs but in powering submarines and airplanes and military power installations.
The projects at the site provided much of the knowledge needed to build nuclear reactors and power plants in the United States and the world. In 2014, 100 nuclear reactors were operating in the United States, which produced nearly 20% of the nation's electricity. As of 2015, 435 reactors were in operation worldwide; France produces 77% of its electricity through nuclear power and a dozen other nations from 30-57%. Whether you are a proponent or an opponent of nuclear power, there's no question that the work done at the INL was essential in providing the basis for the design and operation of these facilities. So one contribution of the INL to the character of Idaho Falls is that it has brought greater involvement in the needs of the nation and the world. That involvement consisted of resolve and creativity in designing tests to prove theories and then engineer them into useful and safe processes. That sense of mission and purpose, and working to meet challenging national needs, has been infused into the character of the city. One reflection of it is the title of probably the most comprehensive history of the city, Mary Jane Fritzen's Idaho Falls, City of Destiny. Chapter 20 of that book, written by Ben Plastino, long time Post Register editor and unofficial INL historian, begins: "(The INL) wrote its history in the nuclear and scientific field of unsurpassed achievement."
That sense of mission and achievement was somewhat dimmed and darkened at times in the 1970's, 80's and 90's, as questions were raised about nuclear and hazardous wastes generated at and/or shipped to the Site, as controversial and sometimes complex environmental agreements were hammered out between the state and federal agencies and as opposition groups to nuclear power and nuclear waste treatment arose.
In the past 20 or so years the INL has gone through various changes in mission, at times seeking to refocus the development of nuclear power and at times diversifying into new missions. Contractors have come and gone; employees have come, contributed, some having moved on and many retiring and staying in Idaho Falls. Some the Lord has brought to Idaho Falls to bring to Himself though the witness of the gospel. Some INL employees have become leaders in churches and ministries while employed at the INL. The Lord brought others to Idaho Falls through employment at the INL and then called them into other areas of service or ministry in the city.
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The Adamson's Stewart Macaulay is bringing fabulous food and a tantalising cocktail to the "Savour St Andrews" Chefs Taster Lunch on November 5.
Building on the success of last year's event, the lunch is a finger buffet style journey involving a number of top chefs and acclaimed local establishments – and part of the proceeds will go towards bursaries for hospitality students at SRUC Elmwood Campus and Fife College.
The lunch will take place in the Hall of Champions at the Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort and Spa, and visitors will be able to see the chefs at work, ask questions, and hear about their dishes, ingredients, and techniques.
Head chef Stewart's dish is salmon with new potatoes, fennel, grapefruit and coriander, and the multi-award winning The Adamson will also be offering a special cocktail with Eden Mill Golf Gin, Holy Grass Vodka and Cochin Americano.
Other businesses taking part will be the Old Course Hotel itself, St Andrews Links, The Peat Inn, The Seafood Ristorante, Playfair's Restaurant, The Tayberry, Zest, Jannettas Gelateria, Forgan's, the Scottish Fruit Company, Fisher and Donaldson, Rufflets Country House Hotel, The Tailend, The Newport, Hotel du Vin St Andrews, The Doll's House and Bon Accord.
Stewart 'Macca' Macaulay is the head chef at the award-winning Adamson Restaurant in South Street, St Andrews. Macca started cooking in 2006 at the age of 20 when working at Carnoustie Golf Hotel. He worked his way up over three years to become chef de rang. He joined the team at the Seafood Restaurant in St Andrews working as sous chef and later went to Cameron House where he spent his next three years. During that time, he won Cameron House chef of the year and De Vere chef of the year. Further career moves within St Andrews saw him working at the 3 AA Rosette Road Hole Restaurant and then as sous chef at Rocca. He then became head chef at Esperante before joining The Adamson in 2014. Stewart now heads up the team overseeing the two AA Rosette restaurant and bar's seven days a week operation.


BEVERLY, MA--(Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network) - BioVie Inc. (BIVI), a development-stage company focused on the discovery, development, and commercialization of innovative drug therapies for liver disease, is pleased to announce the appointment of Julie G. Anderson as an independent member of the Company's Board of Directors. Ms. Anderson brings an impressive experience base in the pharma/biotech industry to BioVie. She also invested personally in the Company.
Ms. Anderson most recently served Catheter Connections, Inc. as its Vice President of Marketing until the company was sold last month. Previously she was Senior Director of Marketing for Durata Therapeutics, Inc., playing a key role in helping build the infrastructure and commercialization plan necessary to launch the novel antibiotic Dalvance. The team's efforts led to an acquisition of the company in 2014 by Actavis (now Allergan) in a deal valued at about $675 million.
Prior to Durata, Julie worked for Sanofi-Synthelabo, Inc., Bayer Pharmaceuticals, and G.D. Searle in various marketing leadership positions. She originally trained as a nurse and earned a Masters of Management at the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University. As a critical care nurse, Julie treated patients at risk of death due to complications caused by chronic liver cirrhosis, and deeply understands the unmet medical need targeted by BioVie.
"I'm looking forward to working with Julie again," commented CEO Jonathan Adams. "Years ago I worked with her when she led global brand development for Celebrex at Searle. She has tremendous expertise in new drug and market development, underpinned by remarkable skills at devising and executing product commercialization strategies and programs. Combined with her first-hand experience in treating liver cirrhosis patients, she's a perfect fit for helping BioVie advance BIV201 therapy."
BioVie recently submitted a complete response to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), addressing the issues identified in the Investigational New Drug Application (IND) clinical hold letter received by the Company in January. If notified by the FDA that clinical development of BIV201 may proceed, BioVie expects to commence a mid-stage (Phase 1b) clinical trial in US ascites patients in the next few months.
BioVie Inc. is a development-stage company pursuing the discovery, development, and commercialization of innovative drug therapies. The Company is currently focused on commercializing BIV201, a novel approach to the treatment of ascites due to chronic liver cirrhosis. In late 2016, BioVie submitted an investigational new drug (IND) application to the FDA for BIV201 and is awaiting clearance to begin a clinical trial program. This new drug candidate could potentially enter a mid-stage (Phase 1b) US clinical trial in the first half of 2017. BIV201 has the potential to improve the health of thousands of patients suffering from life-threatening complications of liver cirrhosis due to hepatitis, NASH, and alcoholism. It has Orphan Drug designation for the most common of these complications, ascites, which represents a significant unmet medical need. The FDA has never approved any drug specifically for treating ascites. For more information about BioVie and BIV201, please visit our website: www.biovieinc.com.
This press release contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 that involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions that could cause BioVie's actual results and experience to differ materially from anticipated results and expectations expressed in these forward-looking statements. BioVie has in some cases identified forward-looking statements by using words such as "anticipates," "believes," "hopes," "estimates," "looks," "expects," "plans," "intends," "goal," "potential," "may," "suggest," and similar expressions. Among other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in forward-looking statements are BioVie's need for, and the availability of, substantial capital in the future to fund its operations and research and development; and the risks that BioVie's compounds may experience delays or difficulties in commencing or completing clinical studies, may not successfully complete pre-clinical or clinical testing, or may not be granted regulatory approval to be sold and marketed in the United States or elsewhere. A more complete description of these risk factors is included in BioVie's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission under its former name. In addition to the risks described above and in BioVie's filings with the SEC, other unknown or unpredictable factors also could affect BioVie's results. No forward-looking statements can be guaranteed and actual results may differ materially from such statements. Given these uncertainties, you should not place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements. BioVie undertakes no obligation to release publicly the results of any revisions to any such forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this press release or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events, except as required by applicable law or regulation. BioVie cannot assure that the FDA will accept the BIV201 IND filing.


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Bishop Jung, shortly after his being chosen as the bishop of Würzburg, had already caused a stir by saying married priests are "conceivable" and Pope Francis himself had opened up this very debate.


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Is <i>The Dark Tower</i> Adaptation In Trouble At Universal?
by Kevin Melrose
in Movies, Movie News, TV, TV News
Universal's plan to adapt Stephen King's Dark Tower epic as a movie trilogy and interlocking television series has been trumpeted as ambitious and unprecedented. But someone neglected to add very, very expensive.
That oversight apparently has been remedied, with Variety passing along word that the project has encountered "budgetary complications," leading studio executives to reconsider their approach in the couple of days. That could mean allowing Imagine Entertainment's Ron Howard and Brian Grazer to take The Dark Tower to another studio, either to partner with Universal or to take over the adaptation completely.
The trade paper stresses that sources contend that "Universal is moving ahead as if the project is going forward," with Javier Bardem wrapping up negotiations to star as Roland Deschain, Mark Verheiden signing on to co-write the TV series and Howard searching for other cast members. The first film is targeted for May 17, 2013.
The studio only recently pulled the plug on the planned $150-million adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness -- from director Guillermo del Toro and producer James Cameron, no less! -- over concerns the movie couldn't make money with an R rating. That may not bode well for The Dark Tower's chances at Universal.
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1.2 mJ, 37 ns single-moded pulses at 10 kHz repetition rate from a Q-switched ytterbium fiber laser
A. Piper, A. Malinowski, K. Furusawa, D. J. Richardson
We have demonstrated a diode pumped 1.2 mJ, 37 ns Q-switched laser with good mode quality, operating at ∼1075nm with a repetition rate of 10 kHz, utilizing a ytterbium doped LMA fiber.
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Piper A, Malinowski A, Furusawa K, Richardson DJ. 1.2 mJ, 37 ns single-moded pulses at 10 kHz repetition rate from a Q-switched ytterbium fiber laser. OSA Trends in Optics and Photonics Series. 2004;96 A:165-166.
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