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Two Rivers Public Schools welcomes eight new teachers in 2017-18. Pictured from left: Zac Krause (back), Nicole Gardner (front), Nicole DeBroux, Staci Smogoleski, Katie Wilsmann and Kristian Moen. Not pictured are James Mountain and Cheri Stewart.(Photo: Submitted)
Tuesday is the first day of classes for Two Rivers Public School District students. This week, excitement filled our schools with teacher preparation, professional development and open houses.
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We have the following eight new teachers joining our district this year:
Nicole DeBroux is a second-grade teacher at Magee Elementary School. She comes to Two Rivers Public Schools with experience from the Green Bay Area Public Schools. She has a bachelor's degree in elementary education and is excited to join the second-grade team.
Nicole Gardner was hired for the position of third-grade teacher at Koenig Elementary School for the 2017-2018 school year. She is from Green Bay and a recent graduate of St. Norbert College in De Pere, where she earned her bachelor's degree in middle childhood-early adolescence education. She minored in English Language Arts and English as a Second Language. During her time at St. Norbert College, Gardner served as a resident assistant in a freshman residence hall and was a member of Colleges Against Cancer.
Zac Krause joins Magee Elementary School as a fourth-grade teacher. Krause earned his bachelor's degree from St. Norbert College. He received a major in education and a minor in social studies. He also received his master of education from Viterbo University. He has worked as a sixth-grade middle school math teacher in Bonduel. Krause enjoys coaching athletics and he was the head junior varsity baseball coach for seven years, girls' golf coach for one year and middle school boys' basketball and wrestling coach.
Kristian Moen was hired for the position of special education teacher for the Two Rivers Public School District for the 2017-2018 school year. Moen is being hired to fill our current vacancy at Two Rivers High School. Moen is from Manitowoc and attended Silver Lake College majoring in special education, cross-categorical, with an emphasis in specific learning disabilities.
James Mountain is one of two new emotional/behavioral disabilities teachers at L.B. Clarke Middle School. He has worked as a substitute teacher in various school districts and has a master's degree in business, bachelor's degree in computer science, and is certified in cross-categorical special education. He is also a U.S. Navy veteran.
Cheri Stewart was also hired as an emotional/behavioral disabilities teacher at L.B. Clarke Middle School. Stewart served as our neutral-site teacher last year and is working on her master's of education in special education.
Staci Smogoleski joins Koenig Elementary School as a kindergarten teacher for the 2017-2018 school year. Smogoleski is a lifelong resident of Two Rivers and a graduate of the Two Rivers Public School District. She is a graduate of UW-Superior, where she majored in elementary education with an early childhood minor.
Katie Wilsmann was hired for the position of school counselor for Two Rivers High School. She has her master's degree in school counseling from Concordia University. She is chairman of the Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition, coordinates youth leadership efforts, and manages a Drug Free Communities Grant for Manitowoc County.
Our district is very excited to begin the new school year with the addition of these teachers to our educational team.
We would also like to welcome Tracy Allen as our educational interpreter at Koenig Elementary School, paraprofessionals Shannon Klein and Amanda Kozaczuk in special education at L.B. Clarke, as well as new food service staff members: Therese Schmitt and Susan Zimmerman at TRHS; Heather Juul and Maureen Dodson at LBC; Sara Schultz at Koenig; and April Xiong, Lindsay Smith and Jennifer Remiker at Magee.
All roles throughout the district collaborate to best meet all of our students' needs.
Here's to a great 2017-2018 school year.
We are TR!
Lisa Quistorf (Photo: Courtesy of Two Rivers Public School District)
Lisa Quistorf is district administrator for Two Rivers Public School District and may be contacted at lisa.quistorf@trschools.k12.wi.us or 920-793-4560.
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This is the Humble Baseball Association's Pegasus League's inaugural season, giving kids who might not be otherwise be able to get out on the diamond the chance to play ball.
"Everybody gets to bat, everybody gets to run the bases," explained Sarah Wooley with Humble Baseball.
Kids who might ordinarily never get the chance to step up to home plate are playing baseball.
"They have more smiles on this field in one hour than some fields do all season long," Wooley said.
And there are at least as many cheers from the stands. The kids have developmental or physical disabilities that would make it difficult for them to play -- ordinarily.
Many are not big on words, but they know why they like baseball. "It's fun," one player said.
And when they play for Humble's Pegasus League...
"He says baseball," said mother Laura Landry. "Jack has very limited vocabulary, but when it's these nights he knows that it's baseball."
Those disabilities don't matter. Each child is assigned a helper from the regular league, to help catch or throw. But each hit is their own, and each run, too -- each accomplishment.
Athlete Alex Cowell said, "I finally dropped the bat and I finally hit a homerun. I finally did good."
And the joy of baseball is theirs too, all with the help of a start up league that's giving them an all-American childhood.
There are two Pegasus League baseball teams in Humble and they plan to expand the number of teams. There are more in other parts of town.
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I've shared some details on Maya over the few few months -- there is a special fundraising event tonight. If you can't get to the game, be sure to catch Maya's dad Seth on our MSG+ broadcast in the first intermission with Shannon.
<<Where will you be next Monday?? We'll be at Barclays Center!!
Maya's Rainbow Foundation is so excited to announce the New York Islanders have invited us to the April 4th home game for an awareness and fundraising event!!
We will be on the concourse with an information table and also selling 50/50 raffle tickets. We are so grateful that the Islanders have designated us as the beneficiary of the 50/50 raffle money.
Maya was so proud to be an Islanders fan. Her last self portrait was in her Islanders Jersey. Before leaving the house for her last manicure, she ran up to us to tell us she was going to get orange and blue nails for the Islanders, and she did! She was so proud of her manicure. When one of the boys at school asked her if her nails were for the Mets, she quickly explained, "No! They are Islanders colors!" That's our girl. Hockey fans especially Islanders fans are one big family.
From the bottom of our hearts thank you for being there for us.


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Q: How to create multiple provider network with multiple NIC port in Openstack how to setup multiple provider network in openstack packstack. I'm deploying on single server with 4 port nic physical. The setup as below
port1 (eth0) = provider1 = 192.168.10.0/24
port2 (eth1) = provider2 = 192.168.20.0/24
port3 (eth2) = provider3 = 192.168.30.0/24
port4 (eth3) = provider4 = 192.168.40.0/24

As what I understand 1st I need to create ovs bridge and add map to each port. Got others steps such as L3 agent configuration, ML2 plugin and ovs agent which not really clear how to do about it. As I deploying using packstack and got packstack answerfile that can be customized. I have done with single interface port in packstack file but when need to add multiple nic port, I'm not sure which part should I add/change.
If someone had done this using packstack answer file please share how it can be done. Thank you for all you support and help.
If openstack already deployed can it be changed to fulfill the requirement above? or clean deployment?
This is parameters answer file which I'm not sure if this is valid as per my requirement. I may wrong and need advise and confirmation below.
CONFIG_NEUTRON_L3_EXT_BRIDGE=provider
CONFIG_NEUTRON_ML2_TYPE_DRIVERS=vlan,flat
CONFIG_NEUTRON_ML2_FLAT_NETWORKS=*
CONFIG_NEUTRON_OVS_BRIDGE_MAPPINGS=physnet0:br-eth0,physnet1:br-eth1,physnet2:br-eth2,physnet3:br-eth3
CONFIG_NEUTRON_OVS_BRIDGE_IFACES=br-eth0:eth0,br-eth1:eth1,br-eth2:eth2,br-eth3:eth3
CONFIG_NEUTRON_OVS_BRIDGES_COMPUTE=br-eth0,br-eth1,br-eth2,br-eth3
CONFIG_NEUTRON_OVS_EXTERNAL_PHYSNET=physnet0,physnet1,physnet2,physnet3

Pls advise if this config is good for the requirement. Thank you

A: I managed to get it works as follows:-
1. create new ovs bridge for each ports
2. mapping ovs bridge
3. restart neutron
4. create new provider network

Thank you.

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T6, the 'Carousel' at NHIS. The Skorpion had a tendency to understeer, which is visible in this pic.
The recent Ant West 'doping' incident reminds me of my own experiment with 'nutriceuticals' in search of a racing advantage. It was 1999; I raced in the Loudon Road Racing Series club events. So my 'home' track was a 600-mile drive each way.
At the time, New Hampshire International Speedway was basically the home track for everyone in the Northeast, drawing racers from as far as Washington DC to the South, and Ontario and Quebec to the North. On a big weekend, over 300 racers showed up; 1,000+ entries was nothing. The paddock was bigger, and the best-equipped teams were better-funded than Canadian championship races. Donna Karan's boyfriend used to show up with a 40' transporter and mechanics from Fast by Ferracci.
It would have been an understatement to say that I was outgunned. The year that I left my old club, out West in Calgary, I earned enough points to be promoted from Amateur to Expert. But when I showed up at Loudon to register the first time, I told them I wanted to transfer in as an Amateur.
I raced a shit bike, an MZ Skorpion, in three or four classes per weekend, and spent the first season learning the track and accumulating points. The LRRS club was so big that you didn't graduate straight from Amateur to Expert status, you went from amateur to 'junior', and then started accumulating points again towards your e-ticket.
The Junior races were real dogfights. I mean, in the Amateur class there were quite a few backmarkers who really had no aspiration of moving up. But the only people in Junior were young lions desperate to make Expert ASAP. Although I'd never really openly talked about it, at that point I'd already formulated the idea of going to race on the Isle of Man. I knew that step one was to get an AMA Expert license, which meant that I too had to graduate from the Junior class.
Slicks, Chevy sticker on the number plate. This must be an AMA Pro Thunder race, the year after I had an experience with a bark that was worse than most bites...
The bane of my existence, at that point, was a buzzing pack of Honda RS125 riders who populated most of the classes in which the Skorpion was eligible. The big points opportunity (based on grid size) was the GP Singles class, where winning was nigh impossible, given the technical superiority of the 'strokers.
In between races, I had a pretty comprehensive (OK, World Championship-level) training program going, in spite of the fact that originally mild lupus symptoms were worsening for me. I spent many hours a week cycling, alternating between long cardio stints on the road and short, intense burst training on a mountain bike, on a clearcut hillside near my house. I also had a bicycle trials training area in an abandoned quarry. I might've been old, on a shit bike. I felt as if all my joints were full of sand, and the clock was ticking on my racing 'career', but I had a resting pulse of 38.
I needed any and every advantage (or an RS125, not in the budget) so when I noticed an article about high school football players abusing a combination of creatine and some African bark extract -- the combination was said to increase muscle mass and raise testosterone levels -- I looked into it. At the time the yohimbe bark extract was banned in Canada, but available in the U.S. So on my next trip back from Loudon, I stopped off in Bangor ME, and bought some.
There was no measurable increase in my training capacity. (And I did measure everything.) But that's not to say that the bark extract didn't have some physiological effects. It sure as hell did. It made my heart beat incredibly, incredibly hard. Like, seriously, you could see it through my shirt. It was alarming, but I used it a few times because I thought, maybe it really will work.
I was already skeptical by the time of my next race weekend, but I had some of the bark-extract capsules with me, and on the spur of the moment, I took some before the Grand Prix Singles race. My rationale was, maybe a little extra testosterone wouldn't hurt my chances.
You had to take the bark-extract some prescribed amount of time before your workout. (40 minutes? Four hours? I don't remember.) Anyway, while I waited for the race and my physiological kickstart, it rained. That distracted me, as I had to run around and swap to full-wet tires.
From the off, it was pretty clear that rain was to my advantage. I'd had the 'benefit' of several races' worth of experience, running DOT tires in heavy rain on my previous bike (a Yamaha RZ350) and was used to the weightless feeling of hydroplaning. By contrast, the full-wet tires I now had (so did all my principle rivals) felt supremely planted. I always got a good jump on the 125s into the first turn, but usually lost several places as they got up to speed. This time, only two or three got past, and of those one or two scared himself, letting me by again.
I was in what felt like a safe second place, able to close the gap to the leader every now and then but we were pretty evenly matched for pace. I was doing the math in my head and realizing that second would pay well for points, but that first would be all I needed to qualify for my Expert license. I hounded the dude looking for a passing opportunity when he solved my problem by crashing out in Turn 10, a scrappy, slow, 'folded' right hander where the road course drops down a hill and rejoins the oval's infield.
I couldn't believe my good fortune.
Then, the yohimbe kicked in. My heart started to pound so hard it was bone-bruising my sternum from inside. I actually thought, I'm having a fucking coronary right now. When I tucked in, on the straightaway, my redlining heartbeat pushed my body rhythmically up and down on the tank, ba-bump, ba-bump. With about three laps to go, I agonized over pulling into pit lane, but honestly I felt so close to just dying that I thought, there's a good chance I'll pull into pit lane and keel over there. I figured if I was going to die, I might as well die on the track.
If you're in a safe first place, you really, really want to see that last-lap flag. But usually it's because you want to win, not because you're worried that you're about to have a major heart aneurysm. The last lap took forever.
I did, of course, survive. And while I treasured that crappy first-place trophy, I never took yohimbe again. It was not until just now that I Googled the stuff, and read this under 'adverse affects'. [Comments in red are mine.]
Higher doses of oral yohimbine may create numerous side effects, such as rapid heart rate[no kidding], high blood pressure[ditto], overstimulation[already plenty of stimulation in the race],insomnia and/or sleeplessness. Some effects in rare cases were panic attacks[not good in a motorcycle race], hallucinations[ditto], headaches, dizziness, and skin flushing.
Yohimbine in combination with drugs that inhibit the reuptake of norepinephrine, such as dextromethorphan, tramadol, some antidepressants, and central nervous system stimulants used to treat ADHD, can cause a hypertensive crises. This is due to those drugs in combination with an a2 receptor antagonist leads to too much norepinephrine in the brain, which causes blood pressure to spike to dangerous levels[I wasn't using any of those drugs, but I was experiencing the symptoms of a hypertensive crisis, which include extreme anxiety. Who wouldn't be anxious, thinking they were having a heart attack during a motorcycle race?].
More serious adverse effects may include seizures and renal failure. Yohimbine should not be consumed by anyone with liver,kidney, heart disease, or a psychological disorder[which pretty much describes anyone who wants to race motorcycles].
While I treasured that crappy first-place trophy, I never took yohimbe again. I'm not sure how the second-place guy would've felt if he'd known I was an unwitting (or perhaps merely witless) drug cheat. I doubt that, after all these years, LRRS expunge me, Lance Armstrong-style, from the record books.
I did use the points to move up to the Expert class, gain an AMA Expert license, use that to qualify for an FIM Expert license, and thus meet the criteria to apply for a TT entry. By then, I was taking lupus control drugs that, while they didn't make me feel funny, would have made me medically ineligible, so I did keep a little drug secret until the end of my racing days.
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Like tiny ballerinas, the crystals float across the sky and dance back down toward the Earth. The wind-tossed path that each crystal takes as it grows, and the conditions it encounters along the way, are what make each snowflake unique.
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Naturalist/Education Director, Cable Natural History Museum
Snowflakes whirled outside my office window, blanketing the rainstorm's aftermath in white and distracting me from work. Looking back down, I tried to focus on my screen, where the words Growing Up Wild sat above a rudimentary diagram of the Museum's exhibit hall.
Ideas are coming together for our new exhibit, scheduled to open in May 2022. We're excited to explore the many different ways that Northwoods critters begin, grow, survive, and eventually become adults. It's fascinating to compare and contrast the life cycles of bears, butterflies, bluegills, eagles, humans, and more. Each critter takes their own unique path through the adventure of childhood, and it can be fun to imagine ourselves in their shoes.
Gazing back out the window, it struck me that the dancing snowflakes also grow up wild. Just like each of us and the other critters, snowflakes must begin somewhere, and then be shaped by changing circumstances at each moment of their development.
How does a snowflake begin? In the sky, individual water molecules float suspended among molecules of air. Although temperatures may be well below 32 degrees and what we think of as the freezing temperature of water, the water vapor won't freeze without help. Help comes in the form of ice nucleators around which the water can assemble into the crystal structure of ice.
Bits of dust and soot can become nucleation sites, and scientists are also discovering the importance of airborne bacteria. In particular, some bacteria have surface proteins that look a little bit like ice crystals. The protein template makes it much easier for water molecules to snap into place and begin the freezing process.
Why would a bacterium have evolved this trick? Well, these microbes need their ice-forming powers to access food. When on the surface of a leaf, the sharp edges of the ice they cause to form cut into the plant's cells and spill juicy nutrients into the bacteria's waiting arms.
On a windy day, though, those bacteria might get scooped up into the upper atmosphere. High above the Earth, the bacteria are cold, dry, and hungry. They need to get back down, but they are too light to fall on their own. Here's where the ice-nucleating protein comes in handy again. The bacteria gather water molecules around themselves and form snow crystals.
The first form that snowflakes take is a hexagonal prism with six facets, plus top and bottom basal facets. This shape is a result of the crystal structure of water, or the way the molecules line up when it forms a solid. How that crystal grows is a result of slight shifts in the temperature and humidity the flake encounters as it travels.
For example, when a snow crystal spends time in an area with low humidity, that promotes flat surfaces to grow. It's easier for the sparse water molecules to latch onto thin, rough edges than a smooth face. When that crystal moves into an area of higher humidity, branches sprout from the six corners because of the way they project into the humid air. Sticking out farther causes branches to grow faster, in an example of a positive feedback loop.
Even slight changes in temperature and humidity tip the balance back and forth between the growth of branches and flat surfaces. In this way, a complex pattern emerges. Because each snowflake follows its own path through microclimates in the sky, each crystal is unique. Because the six sides of a single snowflake experience almost the same conditions, they grow mostly symmetrically. (A snow crystal can also be called a snowflake, but once crystals bump into each other and get messy, they can only be called snowflakes.)
Although the "childhood" of a snowflake's growth typically only last 30-45 minutes, the result can be spectacular. From a single ice nucleator and water vapor in the air, we get the spontaneous formation of mesmerizing patterns. From chaos arises order. This is the quintessential example of something scientists call physical morphogenesis—the spontaneous creation of pattern and form by inanimate materials.
Of course, like kids of all species, some snowflakes generate chaos. A few end up as beautiful individuals, lauded for their perfection. Many more are scarred and broken. And a few fail to develop at all. Each is important for creating the snowpack we value. Each is ephemeral, spending only a short time in a particular form on this Earth.
Gazing out of my window, I imagined myself as a snowflake: tossed through the clouds, experiencing new environments, and growing up wild.
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Authorised form of name Lewis; Sir; Thomas (1881 - 1945)
Surname Lewis
Forenames Thomas
Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales (26 December 1881)
Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire (17 March 1945)
Physiology, cardiology, clinical science
CBE 1920; Kt 1921
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Royal Medal 1927; Copley Medal 1941
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VP 1943-1945
Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society 1945-1948 vol 5 pp 179-202, plate, by A N Drury and R T Grant
Virtual International Authority File http://viaf.org/viaf/69738176
NLB/54/211 Copy letter from William Bate Hardy, Secretary of the Royal Society; to Dr. [Thomas] Lewis, FRS; 1 Redington Road, Hampstead, N.W. 5 March 1917
NLB/54/375 Copy letter from [Robert William Frederick Harrison, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society]; to Dr. Thomas Lewis, FRS; 1 Redington Road, Hampstead, N.W. 25 April 1917
RR/19/78 Referee's report by William Maddock Bayliss, on a paper 'The human electrocardiogram: a preliminary investigation of young male adults, to form a basis for pathological study' by Thomas Lewis and M D D Gilder [March 1912]
RR/24/62 Referee's report by William Maddock Bayliss, on the Croonian Lecture 'Upon the motion of the mammalian heart' by Thomas Lewis [May 1917]
RR/19/77 Referee's report by Francis Gotch, on a paper 'The human electrocardiogram: a preliminary investigation of young male adults, to form a basis for pathological study' by Thomas Lewis and M D D Gilder [March 1912]
NLB/54/410 Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Dr. [Thomas] Lewis, FRS; 1 Redington Road, Hampstead, N.W. 5 May 1917
RR/22/73 Referee's report by Charles Scott Sherrington, on a paper 'The spread of the excitatory process in the vertebrate heart. Parts I-V' by Thomas Lewis August 1915
RR/22/72 Referee's report by Arthur Robertson Cushny, on a paper 'The spread of the excitatory process in the vertebrate heart. Parts I-V' by Thomas Lewis July 1915
RR/21/106 Referee's report by Frederick Gowland Hopkins, on a paper 'The excitatory process in the dog's heart. Part II.- The ventricles' by Thomas Lewis and M A Rothschild [January 1915]
RR/21/104 Referee's report by Keith Lucas, on a paper 'The excitatory process in the dog's heart. Part I. —The auricles' by Thomas Lewis, John Meakins and Paul D White [July 1914]
RR/33/71 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'Rouget cells and their function' by Howard Walter Florey and H M Carelton March 1926
NLB/54/765 Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Dr. [Thomas] Lewis, FRS; 1 Redington Road, Hampstead, N.W. 15 September 1917
NLB/54/186 Copy letter from William Bate Hardy, Secretary of the Royal Society; to Dr. [Thomas] Lewis, FRS; 1 Redington Road, Hampstead, N.W. 26 February 1917
RR/28/91 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'The influence of mechanical conditions of the circulation on the electrocardiogram' by Ivan de Burgh Daly [April 1923]
RR/32/78 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'The effect of light on the circulation' by D T Harris August 1925
RR/33/72 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'Observations on the resolution of stasis in the finer blood vessels' by Howard Walter Florey June 1926
RR/35/32 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'The mammalian lacteal: its histological structure in relation to its physiological properties' by H M Carleton and Howard Walter Florey July 1927
RR/39/45 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'The delayed effects of pericardial removal' by H M Carleton [May 1929]
RR/22/74 Referee's report by Arthur Robertson Cushny, on a paper 'The spread of the excitatory process in the vertebrate heart. Parts I-V' by Thomas Lewis October 1915
RR/22/75 Referee's report by Charles Scott Sherrington, on a paper 'The spread of the excitatory process in the vertebrate heart. Parts I-V' by Thomas Lewis October 1915
RR/43/19 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'The vascular responses of the eye' by P M Duke-Elder and William Stewart Duke-Elder June 1931
NLB/62/417 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir Thomas Lewis, FRS 11 February 1922
RR/49/109 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'The rhythm of the heart beat. II—Disturbance of rhythm produced by late premature beats' by John Carew Eccles and H E Hoff [September 1933]
RR/54/141 Referee's report by Arthur Edwin Boycott, on a paper 'Experimental pituitary basophilism' by Kenneth W Thompson and Harvey Williams Cushing 20 February 1934
RR/55/10 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'Respiratory variations of the heart rate - I—The reflex mechanism of the respiratory arrhythmia' by Gleb Anrep, W Pascual and R Rössler October 1935
NLB/67/949 Copy letter from William Bate Hardy, Secretary of the Royal Society; to F. Gill Esq.; International Western Electric Company, 63 Aldwych, W.C.2. 22 April 1925
NLB/64/470 Copy letter from William Bate Hardy, Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir Thomas Lewis, FRS 20 April 1923
RR/54/140 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'Experimental pituitary basophilism' by Kenneth W Thompson and Harvey Williams Cushing February 1934
NLB/68/700 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir John Rose Bradford, KCMG, FRS 19 October 1925
NLB/68/569 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir John Rose Bradford, KCMG, FRS 10 August 1925
NLB/69/215 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Prof. H. Frederica, Liege, Belgium 2 February 1926
NLB/69/621 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Prof. [Thomas Renton] Elliott, FRS 28 June 1926
NLB/68/616 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Dr [Henry Hallett] Dale, CBE, FRS 24 September 1925
NLB/70/932 Copy letter from James Hopwood Jeans, Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir Thomas Lewis, FRS 8 November 1927
NLB/70/795 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Sir Archibald Garrod, KCMG, FRS 26 September 1927
NLB/73/287 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to the Registrar, The University, Leeds. 2 May 1931
RR/21/107 Referee's report by Arthur Robertson Cushny, on a paper 'The excitatory process in the dog's heart. Part II.- The ventricles' by Thomas Lewis and M A Rothschild [January 1915]
RR/21/105 Referee's report by Walter Holbrook Gaskell, on a paper 'The excitatory process in the dog's heart. Part I. —The auricles' by Thomas Lewis, John Meakins and Paul D White [August 1914]
EC/1918/17 Lewis, Sir Thomas: certificate of election to the Royal Society
NLB/54 New Letter Book volume 54, copy letters sent from Royal Society administration 10 January 1917-2 November 1917
RR/49/106 Referee's report by Thomas Lewis, on a paper 'The rhythm of the heart beat. I—Location, action potential, and electrical excitability of the pacemaker' by John Carew Eccles and H E Hoff [September 1933]
NLB/68/746 Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to [William Cecil Dampier] Wetham Esq., FRS; also circulated to Sir James [Colquhoun] Irvine; Sir Thomas Lewis; Professor [John Charles Grant] Ledingham; Professor [James Peter] Hill; Professor [Edmund Johnston] Garwood; Professor [Frederick Alexander] Lindemann; [John Edensor] Littlewood Esq.; Sir [Robert] Robertson 29 October 1925
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Der ca.  hoch gelegene Flughafen Pakyong (, manchmal auch Gangtok Airport) ist ein nationaler Flughafen ca. 30 km (Fahrtstrecke) südlich der Stadt Gangtok beim Ort Pakyong im nordindischen Bundesstaat Sikkim.

Geschichte
Im gesamten Bergland von Sikkim gab es keinen Flughafen. Erst im Jahr 2009 wurde der Grundstein für den Bau des Flughafens Pakyong gelegt; nach Bürgerprotesten und Erdrutschen verzögerte sich der Baufortschritt bis zum Herbst 2015. Erst im Jahr 2018 konnte versuchsweise der Passagierverkehr aufgenommen werden, doch erfolgte die offizielle Einweihung erst im Januar 2021.

Verbindungen
Derzeit gibt es lediglich einmal tägliche Linienflüge nach Delhi und Kolkata.

Sonstiges
 Betreiber des Flughafens ist die Airports Authority of India.
 Die 1700 m lange und nur für Turboprop-Maschinen geeignete Start- und Landebahn ist mit ILS ausgestattet.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Flughäfen in Indien

Weblinks

 Pakyong Airport – Fotos + Infos (englisch)
 Pakyong Airport – Video (englisch)
 Pakyong Airport – Fotos + Infos (englisch)

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Pakyong
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Blue Wave: "More a movement than a campaign" – Meet Kara Eastman, Nebraska's insurgent progressive
Watching her mother die of cancer convinced Eastman to run as a Medicare-for-All candidate. She will be testing the idea that progressives can win even in red-leaning states.
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This is the third in the series of New Statesman America profiles of the "Blue Wave" of new, young, progressive candidates in this year's midterm elections. You can find the others here.
In 2016, Kara Eastman's mother was diagnosed with cancer for the fifth time. Despite her health insurance, she had been paying $800 a month for her prescription medication, and when she relapsed for the final time her doctor suggested she try another medicine that would cost her $2,500. She wasn't able to afford it, and as a result Eastman's mother was housebound for the final months of her life.
She died in late 2017, after Eastman had announced her candidacy as a Medicare-for-all progressive running for Congress in Nebraska, but before the 46-year-old social worker secured a surprise victory over the Democratic party favourite in the primary and formed one of the first ripples of this year's progressive blue wave.
Eastman was motivated to run by her mother's story. While politicians in Washington DC were talking about repealing or replacing the Affordable Care Act, which extended coverage to millions of uninsured Americans, stories like her mother's and that of many people in her district didn't seem to be reaching lawmakers.
"It seemed like perhaps we needed different kinds of voices in Congress, to be able to voice the concerns about healthcare for people like my mum," Eastman tells me when we speak on the phone.
"I believe healthcare is a right in the wealthiest country in the world," Eastman says. She says she is in favour of the expanded and improved Medicare for All Act, the 2018 bill introduced by Congressman Keith Ellison and backed by Bernie Sanders, which would guarantee universal healthcare in the US and virtually eliminate private medical insurance.
Eastman is running to represent Nebraska's Second Congressional District, which is currently held by Don Bacon, a Republican. In the Democratic primary she ran against Brad Ashford, who had held the seat between 2014 and 2016 and who had the backing of the party leadership, including funding and support from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
"What we're seeing across the country, and in particular here in Nebraska, is people excited about somebody who is running on a very pragmatic but progressive platform, speaking about things that resonate with them and their values. Someone who is willing to stand up and say: 'I'm going to fight for things like healthcare, and debt-free education, and the environment," Eastman says. She is advocating for stricter gun control, an increased minimum wage, free state university tuition for families earning under $125,000 a year and greater investment in green energy.
As with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the 28-year-old left-wing activist who is running for Congress in New York, Eastman's victory was initially an upset for the Democratic party. Unlike Ocasio-Cortez, who is running in a solidly Democratic seat, Eastman is running in a seat that the Cook Political Report classifies as "lean Republican".
Some analysts are concerned that left-wing candidates running in red-leaning states risk alienating potential Democratic voters and handing victory to the Republicans, but Eastman argues that in her district voters are less interested in political labels than in leadership they can trust. She says that having worked as a social worker for two decades and headed a local healthy housing organization, the Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance, she has deep roots in the community and an intimate understanding of the problems local families face.
Medicare for All is also significantly more popular among the public than it is among politicians. Sanders' healthcare proposals never stood a chance given the political climate in Washington, but one 2018 survey by the think-tank the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 59 per cent of people polled would support such a scheme.
The foundation also found that around three-quarters of those polled would support a model that would allow all Americans to sign up for the government-run Medicare or Medicaid systems but that would also allow people to keep their private plans, which is something Eastman says she would also consider.
Eastman can point to the success of her grassroots organising, too. She says her campaign knocked on 60,000 doors during the primaries. "And to come knock on doors for us, it's hard to put yourself out there, to go and talk to people at their doors. It's a bit intimidating. But I'm proud of the fact that people have grabbed onto the campaign and the messages we're spreading," she said. "It feels more like a movement than it does a campaign."
Turnout in the Nebraska Democratic primaries was more than double that of the two previous primary elections, pointing to renewed political engagement and enthusiasm. (Democratic turn-out has risen in many states country-wide, something that ought to worry the Republicans.)
Following her primary victory, Eastman was added to the DCCC's Red to Blue list, which gives support to promising Democrats running in target Republican seats. She is among 22 Red to Blue candidates also backed by the Congressional Progressive Caucus, which this year has endorsed 40 candidates and could play a powerful role should the Democrats flip Congress in November.
As Katrina vanden Heuvel writes in the Washington Post, "if Democrats pick up the 23 seats they need, progressives will be leading the way. And in a Democratic-majority Congress, CPC members are in line to chair a stunning 13 committees and 30 subcommittees".
In the run-up to midterms, New Statesman America will be profiling a number of these candidates, introducing our readers to some of the races that matter most and giving them a sense of what a Democratic blue wave could look like.
Eastman is also joining an unprecedented number of women who are running in this year's midterms: 235 so far, all but 52 of them Democrats. Like many women candidates, she says she has been frustrated at times by sexism on the campaign trail.
"There are lots of things that people say to me as a woman running, that I know they don't say to men. There's a lot of talk of what I wear, or how my hair is. People are very forthcoming with advice that I don't think they necessarily give to men," she says. "I also have a very matter-of-fact way of talking about things. People will just come up to me and say 'You shouldn't say this, you should say this.'"
It helps, however, that her mother was not only her inspiration for running for Congress, but also her role model. Eastman's parents divorced when she was a baby, and her mother remained single.
"I watched my mom struggle to find good paying jobs. Struggle to find childcare. Struggle to collect child support payments from my father. And my mother was a fighter. Obviously when you have cancer five times in your lifetime, you have to be able to fight. She taught me to fight, and I believe that that's one of the things that's driving my passion," she says.
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At some point in history, it became a given that debut albums by indie bands had to be described as some kind of virtuosic, single-minded work. It's such a boring trope: the suffering auteur, going mad from their own genius, working with a band but channelling some vision they could only ever craft alone. That idea is simplistic, and often untrue, but it's especially untrue for Gems, the debut album by Dannika – out January 29.
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The starting point of any tour should be Alessandria, the provincial capital, rich in artistic heritage, including the famous Cittadella, vast squares and eighteenth century palaces.
There are many religious sites with remarkable artistic value, such as Sacro Monte di Crea, listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, the Santa Croce complex in Bosco Marengo, the Romanesque abbey of Santa Giustina in Sezzadio, and many churches and shrines dotted around the countryside, such as the evocative parish church of Santa Maria in Viguzzolo.
Roman relics can be found in Libarna, near Serravalle Scrivia and in Acqui Terme, a town renowned through the ages for its art and health spa.
One of the most important sites is Casale Monferrato with its prestigious architecture and churches, including the Duomo, one of the most remarkable Romanesque-Lombard style cathedrals of Piedmont.
A visit should be made to the hills, through vineyards and imposing castles, such as Vignale Monferrato and Camino.
Valenza, a small town built on the banks of Po River is famous for gold and jewellery production. Gavi, a small town situated on the border between Liguria and Padan Plain, is dominated by an imposing castle that once was the fortress of the Republic of Genoa. The Roman remains and artistic monuments of Tortona offer an interesting journey into the past, while Ovada is surrounded by remarkable castles.
The Marengo Museum is dedicated to an historical Napoleonic battle, and it is located in Spinetta Marengo, a district of Alessandria.
Lovers of sport should visit the Campionissimi Museum in Novi Ligure, dedicated to Costante Girardengo and Fausto Coppi, two local cyclists of great repute.
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by Kendall Tietz A high school in Oregon gave a presentation featuring a "Pyramid…
All New Events at the Reagan Library!
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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute is bringing you many different virtual programming events this winter for you to listen to, learn from, and be entertained. Headlining our events are New York Times bestselling authors, top politicians and past events!
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8:00 A.M. PT
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Please join the Reagan Institute for "China, Targeted Decoupling, and the Economic Long War," the virtual launch of a report from Senator Tom Cotton. The event will feature remarks from Senator Cotton followed by a conversation with Reagan Institute Director, Roger Zakheim. The forthcoming report offers recommendations for how the United States can decouple key strategic sectors of its economy from China, mitigate the costs of decoupling, and reorganize parts of the federal government to wage the economic long war with China. This event will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel at YouTube.com/ReaganFoundation
Tom Cotton is a United States Senator from Arkansas. Senator Cotton's committees include the Judiciary Committee, the Intelligence Committee, the Armed Services Committee, and the Joint Economic Committee
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Please join us for a virtual conversation with two-time college football national champion, Heisman Trophy winner, and New York Times bestselling author Tim Tebow on the recent release of his first children's book, Bronco and Friends: A Party to Remember (Publish Date: January 5, 2021), which he says is a book to show "every single boy or girl who reads this book to know that they are unique and that unique is special…even if they've been told so many times in their lives something otherwise." This event will be streamed on our YouTube channel at YouTube.com/ReaganFoundation , and pre-signed copies of his book can be purchased on our website.
In Bronco and Friends, his first ever children's book, a sight-challenged dog needs to find a puzzle piece to bring to a party, and along the way he meets Ethan, a bird with an injured wing, Alexis, a goat with allergy problems, and Chelsie, a bunny that keeps tripping on her extra-long ears. Each character in Bronco and Friends was named after a child Tim Tebow met through his W15H program, children who have since passed away.
Please join the Reagan Institute for "Building a 21st-Century Foreign Policy" a virtual event featuring keynote remarks from Rep. Liz Cheney, Chair of House Republican Conference, followed by a conversation with Reagan Institute Director, Roger Zakheim. Rep. Cheney will discuss America's role in the world given the landscape of national security threats and challenges. This event will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel at YouTube.com/ReaganFoundation.
Liz Cheney serves as Wyoming's lone member of Congress in the U.S. House of Representatives. She was first elected in 2016, on a platform of restoring America's strength and power in the world, and pursuing conservative solutions to create jobs, cut taxes and regulation, and expand America's energy, mining and agriculture industries.
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Everything Will be Okay is a no-nonsense how-to guide to life for young women looking to reframe their thinking, to believe in themselves, to take risks, to understand their power, and to feel better overall through finding serenity and taking action.
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Join us for our very first Virtual President's Day Celebration. Though we are not able to come together in person, the Reagan Library will proceed with a virtual program featuring a special guest speaker, wonderful musical entertainment, trivia by a presidential re-enactor, a special tribute to frontline workers, and arts and crafts activities for everyone. Our special guest speaker, Steve Chealander, was one of President Reagan's Military Aides. He enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in 1964. During his military career, Steve worked as a fighter pilot, instructor pilot and flight examiner in the T-38, F4, F5 and the F16. Steve was selected to the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds in 1981 and flew with the demonstration team through 1985.
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IBPS Clerk 2020 Recruitment: Apply Online For 1557 Vacancies Across The Country Including 43 Posts In Odisha
By KalingaTV Bureau Last updated Sep 5, 2020
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Candidates who are looking for jobs in the banking sector have a great opportunity now even amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Institute of Banking Personnel (IBPS) has issued a notification to fill up 1557 vacancies across the country including 43 in Odisha.
The interested and eligible candidates can register for IBPS Clerk Recruitment through Common Recruitment Process (CRP) on IBPS official website (ibps.in).
The selected candidates will be appointed in various banks such as Bank of India, Canara Bank, Central Bank of India, Syndicate Bank, Bank of Baroda, Corporation Bank, Punjab National Bank, Union Bank of India, Indian Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank, and Bank of Maharashtra.
Name and Number of Posts: Clerk, 1557 Posts
Important Events Dates
Commencement of on-line registration of application 02/09/2020
Closure of registration of application 23/09/2020
Closure for editing application details 23/09/2020
Last date for printing your application 23/09/2020
Online Fee Payment 02/09/2020 to 23/09/2020
State-wise vacancies
Andhra Pradesh (10 Posts), Arunachal Pradesh (1 Post), Assam (16 Posts), Bihar (76 Posts), Chandigarh (6 Posts), Chhattisgarh (7 Posts), Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu (4 Posts), Delhi (67 Posts), Goa (17 Posts), Gujarat (119 Posts), Haryana (35 Posts), Himachal Pradesh (40 Posts), Jammu & Kashmir (5 Posts), Jharkhand (55 Posts), Karnataka (29 Posts), Kerala (32 Posts), Lakshadweep (2 Posts), Madhya Pradesh (75 Posts), Maharashtra (334), Manipur (2 Posts), Meghalaya (1 Post), Mizoram (1 Post), Nagaland (5 Posts), Odisha (43 Posts), Puducherry (3 Posts), Punjab (136 Posts), Rajasthan (48 Posts), Sikkim (1 Post), Tamil Nadu (77 Posts), Telangana (20 Posts), Tripura (11 Posts), Uttar Pradesh (136 Posts), Uttarakhand (18 Posts) and West Bengal (125 Posts).
The candidates who are willing to apply should have a Degree (Graduation) in any discipline from a University recognised by the Govt. Of India or any equivalent qualification recognized as such by the Central Government. This apart, they should have Certificate/Diploma/Degree in computer operations/Language/ should have studied Computer / Information Technology as one of the subjects in the High School/College/Institute.
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WASHINGTON " Brace yourself: The recession is projected to worsen this year. The country stands to lose a sizable chunk of economic activity in 2009 as consumers at home and abroad retrench in the face of persistent economic troubles. And the U.S. unemployment rate " now at 7.6 percent, the highest in more than 16 years " is expected hit a peak of 9 percent this year.
IMHO, I challenge that positive outlook. My guesstimate says it'll take at least two to three years before we see anything positive in our economy.
My crystal ball fell on the floor and broke. I wonder who manufactured the one these people are using.
I trashed my crystal ball and now rely totally on Tarot.
You can also roll some old chicken bones no the floor. I hear that works sometimes.
And you know how to "read" the bones, right?
Although the government has said it doesn't want to nationalize banks, many investors are clearly still concerned that this could be a possibility as banks continue to suffer severe losses because of the recession.
Perhaps it's my faulty memory but it seems to me the Resolution Trust Fund was "nationalization" it's just that no one used that terminology in those days.
I always wonder who these "experts" are. "Experts" say this or that. I really need to know one of these experts personally - there is a huge lottery coming up I'd like to see what the experts say the winning number will be.
Go have a meal at a Chinese restaurant, and save your fortune cookie; they usually have lotto numbers on them.
Are they the experts? The writers of chinese fortune cookies?
About as good as anything else that suggests lotto numbers. The odds are still some over 20-million to one that you'll win. Save your money, or treat yourself to an ice cream cone.


With special guest poet John Darwin.
John Darwin thought he was a poet from birth but was kicked into action by his Dad's terminal illness and a desire to do something more than shifting papers and supping pints. He was the host of Write Out Loud Sale poetry night for two years, a member of the acclaimed national touring troupe A Firm of Poets for a couple more, and is co-host at Spoken Weird, Halifax. He lives, drinks, loves and laughs in Prestwich, North Manchester.


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Q: Flutter background service: onStart method must be a top-level or static function E/flutter (28533): [ERROR:flutter/runtime/dart_vm_initializer.cc(41)] Unhandled Exception: onStart method must be a top-level or static function
E/flutter (28533): #0      FlutterBackgroundServiceAndroid.configure (package:flutter_background_service_android/flutter_background_service_android.dart:60:7)
E/flutter (28533): #1      FlutterBackgroundService.configure (package:flutter_background_service/flutter_background_service.dart:20:17)
E/flutter (28533): #2      initializeService (package:park_space/tow_home/tow_home_screen.dart:68:17)
E/flutter (28533): #3      _TowHomeScreenState.getData.. (package:park_space/tow_home/tow_home_screen.dart:126:15)
E/flutter (28533):
Here's my code:
Future<void> initializeService() async {
  print('sulod');
  final service = FlutterBackgroundService();

  @pragma('vm:entry-point')
  void onStart(ServiceInstance serviceInstance) async {
    DartPluginRegistrant.ensureInitialized();
    if (serviceInstance is AndroidServiceInstance) {
      serviceInstance.on('setAsForeground').listen((event) {
        serviceInstance.setAsForegroundService();
      });

      serviceInstance.on('setAsBackground').listen((event) {
        serviceInstance.setAsBackgroundService();
      });
    }

    serviceInstance.on('stopService').listen((event) {
      serviceInstance.stopSelf();
    });

    if (serviceInstance is AndroidServiceInstance) {
      serviceInstance.setForegroundNotificationInfo(
        title: "Background Service",
        content: "Park Space background service.",
      );
    }
  }

  await service.configure(
    androidConfiguration: AndroidConfiguration(
      onStart: onStart,
      autoStart: true,
      isForegroundMode: true,
    ),
    iosConfiguration: IosConfiguration(
      autoStart: true,
      onForeground: onStart,
      onBackground: (ServiceInstance serviceInstance) {
        return true;
      },
    ),

  );

  service.startService();
}

I formatted the code like this because I want to pass a callBack function to initializeService function. But I'm getting this error. Is there a way to pass a callBack function into onStart from 'service.configure'? Any suggestions will greatly be appreciated, thank you.

A: When using plugins that require a callback to be registered for background execution, you must define the callback as a static method in one of the two ways:
// Top-level static methods
void onStart(ServiceInstance serviceInstance) {
  // Your code here
}

bool onBackground(ServiceInstance serviceInstance) {
  return true;
}

class Foo {
  // Static methods in a class
  static void onStart(ServiceInstance serviceInstance) {
    // Your code here
  }

  static bool onBackground(ServiceInstance serviceInstance) {
    return true;
  }
}

Future<void> initializeService() async {
  final service = FlutterBackgroundService();
  await service.configure(
    androidConfiguration: AndroidConfiguration(
      onStart: onStart,
      autoStart: true,
      isForegroundMode: true,
    ),
    iosConfiguration: IosConfiguration(
      autoStart: true,
      onForeground: onStart,
      onBackground: onBackground,
    ),
  );
  service.startService();
}

This is because the Flutter engine needs to be able to look up the callback by name, which isn't possible for callbacks associated with a specific instance of an object or non-static context (e.g., functions declared within other functions). I go into this in more detail in the Medium article on Flutter background execution, which I wrote when I implemented background execution support in Flutter a few years back.


Troubled Indian financial services group Sahara, China's Fosun Group, Luxembourg-based Constellation Hotels Holding, British asset manager M&G, and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority are reportedly in the fray to acquire London's Grosvenor House hotel.
The hotel, which has 420 rooms, is managed by Marriott International.
Bids tabled were in the range of £600m (€848m, $922m) to £625m, The Economic Times reported.
Embattled Sahara, which lost control of the hotel earlier this year and is struggling to pay the $1.6bn needed to bail jailed boss Subrata Roy, put forward its bid through subsidiary Amby Valley Mauritius, the newspaper added.
The Bank of China (BOC), which has custody of the hotel, has appointed Deloitte as the administrator for the property and Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) as one of the sales agents.
Deloitte sought about £500m for Grosvenor House, Bloomberg reported in March.
Deloitte was appointed to sell the Grosvenor after owner Sahara India Pariwar, controlled by jailed businessman Roy, defaulted on BOC loans for the London property, New York's Plaza Hotel and the Dream Hotel in downtown Manhattan.
Sahara needs to deposit an initial $1.6bn to secure bail for Roy, 66, held at New Delhi's Tihar jail for 14 months in a protracted dispute over refunding billions of dollars to Indians who had invested in outlawed bonds.
Last year, Fosun International, controlled by Chinese billionaire Guo Guangchang, bid about £400m for the Grosvenor.


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Now January has drawn to a close and the start of the new year is well underway, we wanted to reflect on 2017 and everything that the Forays team have achieved together. From obtaining land and granted planning permissions to construction and completions, here is a breakdown.
It was great to see the sale of 16 of our Binfield apartments, 1 apartment in Sandhurst with 6 rented out, and the last 2 of our Bentley homes sold. We hope the new residents enjoy the homes as much as we enjoyed designing and developing them.
We have a total of 8 homes under construction, 2 homes in Mudeford, 2 homes in Windlesham and 4 homes in Rye Common with the show home due to be released on the 3rd February.
We saw the development of our East Horsley five-bedroom home commence and complete, which can now be found on the market alongside our two luxurious properties in the sought after area of Fort Road, Guildford.
We have gained planning permission for a single house in the beautiful village of Newnham, due to commence construction in the summer. With planning permission granted in Fleet on both Albert Street and Clarence Road, we look forward to creating stunning contemporary homes in the heart of the town.
We are also pleased to have gained planning permission for five homes in Oakley which will be commencing development in February.
This year the team have also taken part in a number of different activities for charity including a 66 mile walk around the Isle of Wight and abseiling down the Spinnaker tower raising over £2,000. It was also a great year for our sponsors Jack Roberts Racing and Camberley Town Youth Football Club and we look forward to the upcoming year.
What a great year it's been, we hope that 2018 brings more exciting opportunities and developments our way. You can find out exactly what we are getting up to and all of the latest news on our social media pages. Please don't hesitate to give us a call on 01252 733885 or email theteam@forays.co.uk.


Who: Holden Jagger is the founder of Altered Plates, a private dining and consulting company which specializes in providing intimate groups of guests with culinary cannabis experiences. Holden fine-tuned his kitchen skill set at mainstay Angeleno restaurants, Soho House, Maude and Craft Los Angeles now cooks up consciously infused or paired homemade dishes for those who appreciate the greener things in life. We caught up with him to get the lowdown on his favorite 420 friendly establishments—perfect for anyone who wants to buy an eighth, get lit with a view, then chow down on a burger.
Holden Jagger: A private dining experience where you are given the opportunity to learn the lineage, growing conditions and sometimes even the exact farm where the cannabis was grown. The cannabis is infused or paired with upscale dishes to create a fine dining experience.
HJ: Growing up in Los Angeles, nothing reminds me of roaming the streets high as kite more than that greasy chili smothering a classic burger. End a stoned night in that parking lot and you will never regret it, except maybe the next morning.
HJ: This is the only dispensary on the westside that I frequent due to the price and quality. Get the watermelon. Get it!
HJ: Fun dispensary for the beach goer. It is out in Malibu up on PCH across from the Nobu Malibu and new Soho House Malibu. Great sun grown at a fair price. I love how this dispensary lists the name of the farm that grew the sun-grown cannabis. I love the vibe in this shop. It's very clean and the people are very warm and knowledgeable.
HJ: After grabbing something at High Tide, head up Las Flores off PCH to Topanga Lookout Trail. There is a concrete slab at the end of the trail with amazing views of the canyons below and the San Fernando Valley. If anyone else is there, you probably won't be the only one smoking.
HJ: With a lot of outdoor spaces and gardens, this is a great place to go and try out your vapes. Be sure to be discreet.
HJ: A Saturday night at The Echo is the best dance party in Los Angeles, hands down. With the most authentic funk and soul music being spun all night long and a killer outdoor patio where I've smoked many joints. Great music with the best mix of people in LA and don't sleep on the tamales out front after midnight.
HJ: While everyone heads over to the busy Huntington Gardens, the arboretum is cheaper, bigger and less crowded. I have smoked a number of joints while walking through the grounds of this beautiful preserve without ever running into another soul. Look out for peacocks! They are a little aggressive and poop everywhere.
HJ: Look, I am not advocating driving under the influence of cannabis, but I grew up in this town; I spent a lot of nights wandering those hills smoking weed. It's fun, it's LA and everyone does it. Roll a fatty and roll around the hills. There are a million lookouts, so get lost and have some fun.
SOHO House West Hollywood is a private members' club on Sunset Boulevard.
Nobu Malibu opened in October 1999 and has since recently transitioned from its original location to a new beachfront property located at 22706 Pacific Coast Highway.
The Getty Villa, in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, is one of two locations of the J. Paul Getty Museum.


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Ikea debuts its least Ikea-like collection yet
"Pretty, ugly, lovely." That's how the Swedish furniture giant describes its new collection with artist Per B Sundberg.
By Aileen Kwun 1 minute Read
Gone are the days of associating Ikea with sensible minimalism for the masses—at least, partly. The Swedish furnishings giant has been going hard on buzzy, left-field collaborations this year, announcing works with fashion figures like Virgil Abloh to Bea Akerlund and commissioning a series of "Ikea-hacked" designs from more established product designers like the Dutch studio Scholten & Baijings.
Now, the company is debuting a collaboration that it outright describes as "maximalist," selling customers on the promise of decorative objets that ditch the mass-manufactured factory aesthetic for the wabi-sabi spirit of handmade collectibles. In Ikea's own words: These are "pretty, ugly, lovely objects" that you may become endeared to.
[Photo: Ikea]
Launching next month, the limited-edition collection Föremål (Swedish for "subject") features designs by the renowned glass and ceramics artist Per B Sundberg. The highbrow maker's highly intricate, sculptural works are celebrated and exhibited in museums worldwide, yet he's not precious about the endeavor: "I enjoy doing different things and try to fight with people's expectations," said the artist. "Now I can make a tray that is industrially produced and sold for around $10, which makes my things accessible to a big audience. I like the democratic aspect of that."
Per B Sundberg [Photo: Ikea]
Smaller items, priced at under $30, include dainty, poodle-shaped candlestick holders cast in aluminum and steel, and playful vases shaped in the shape of mushrooms, bananas, and skulls. Larger items, including cushion covers, rugs, throws, and storage boxes feature dark and moody kaleidoscopic graphic patterns evoking the baroque. Indeed, Ikea is hoping to conjure up the feeling of "future antiques" that might become beloved keepsake heirlooms, rather than disposable fast-fashion items.
"Each piece of the Föremål collection is different, representing more than function and going beyond reason," the company writes in its marketing materials.
A book of Sunberg's work will also be published as part of the collection, with a foreword from the company's head of design Marcus Engman. While "the big design brand and the rebel artist" may have little in common, Engman conceded, "we have the same curiosity. And we are driven by the same desire to challenge the accepted. We are as eager as each other when it comes to researching the unknown."
Aileen Kwun is a writer based in New York City. She is the author of Twenty Over Eighty: Conversations On a Lifetime in Architecture and Design (Princeton Architectural Press), and was previously a senior editor at Dwell and Surface.


The UPHESC Principal Recruitment 2019 has released. UPHESC Principal Notification 2019 available at official website www.uphesconline.org. Check complete details of Uttar Pradesh Higher Education Services Commission Principal Recruitment 2019 and Apply from our site itself. UPHESC Principal Jobs are the best opportunity for you to make dreams come true. Here we provided the UPHESC Principal 2019 Eligibility Criteria by collected them from authorized site. The latest available Jobs are 290. Register your details first by following the simple procedure given here. Registration dates for UPHESC Principal Vacancies 2019 are from 3/15/2019 to 5/25/2019.
To apply UPHESC Principal Recruitment 2019 candidates must satisfy the eligibility criteria. Aspirants who have completed Post Graduation are eligible to apply UPHESC Principal Notification 2019. Are you long waiting for the jobs after Post Graduation? Don't be late apply for Uttar Pradesh Higher Education Services Commission Principal Recruitment 2019.
Candidates who completed Post Graduation are eligible to apply UPHESC Principal Jobs.
Age limit of the aspirants should have Maximum Age Limit is 62 Years . Upper age relaxation will applicable as per govt norms and rules.
As per the information provided in official notification, candidates will be selected based on aspirant's performance in Written Exam and Interview.
Selected Candidates shall get 40000 as salary as per government norms and rules.


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Football - ISL - November 21, 2020
ISL 2020-21: SWOT Analysis of NorthEast United FC
NorthEast United FC have signed a young coach, Gerard Nus who has been handed the responsibilities to help the side make it to the playoffs.
Sports4All November 21, 2020
The perennial underachievers of the Indian Super League, NorthEast United FC start their campaign against Mumbai City FC on Saturday in the seventh edition of the league. The Bollywood superstar, John Abraham owned side, will look to make into the second playoffs in seven seasons in 2020/21 season.
NorthEast United FC parted their ways with Robert Jarni ahead of the new season. The club has appointed the young Gerard Nus as their coach for the seventh edition of the league who has the experience of working at clubs like Liverpool FC, Brighton and Hove Albion as well as Rayo Vallecano.
The club will be hoping to make it to the first-ever finals in the 2020-21 season. Here is the SWOT Analysis of NorthEast United FC.
NorthEast United FC signed a few experienced defenders. The club roped in Dylan Fox, the former Wellington Phoenix and Central Coast Mariners player, who won the Player's Player of the year in 2017/18 in A-League. Along with him, Kwesi Appiah was roped in a week ago by the club. The Ghanian striker carries a lot of experience on his back and will be a key player this season.
Throughout the tournament's history, the club has struggled to maintain consistency. Even in the 2019/20 season, the club found it difficult to get going after six rounds of games. Despite that they looked like a club to finish in the top-four. With a revamp in the management, they once again might struggle for consistency.
After a great season with Indian Arrows, NEUFC roped in Ninthoinganba Meetei in 2018/19 who has featured in 11 games for the team. The player will have a chance to showcase his talent in the Indian top-flight.
Ashutosh Mehta has remained inconsistent throughout his stay in the Indian Super League. Despite playing for five seasons and featuring in 42 games, the player has failed to nail the right-back position. The seventh edition of the league will be a window of opportunity for the player.
It is the first-ever season for the club's manager, Gerard Nus. The manager will have to thread on a tight rope throughout the tournament. A string of poor performances can halt the club's chances of making it to the playoffs once again.
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