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Zula, The Team Communication App From VoIP Pioneer Jeff Pulver, Raises Further $3M
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Israeli startup Zula, the team communication app founded by VoIP pioneers Jeff Pulver (Vonage) and Jacob Ner-David (Delta Three), has closed a $3 million series A round. The round was led by Morton Meyerson of 2M, who is joined by Ourcrowd, Microsoft Ventures, Nathan Low, and Doug Pauly.
The continuing backing from Microsoft Ventures — which previously invested an undisclosed amount in Zula as part of a second seed round — is noteworthy considering Microsoft's ownership of both Yammer and Skype, and a number of other communications and collaboration products.
More broadly, the work collaboration and communication space is as crowded as ever. Just yesterday, Pie closed a seed round of $800,000 to compete with a host of other upstarts in the enterprise collaboration space, such as Slack, which recently raised a hefty $42.75 million, as well as a host of other companies including Convo, Hipchat, Hall, and CoTap.
Describing itself these days as a cross-platform team communication app, Zula was first unveiled to the world in July of last year, and then went on to appear in the TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield in San Francisco that September as the audience choice.
The app enables teams of all sizes to communicate with features such as file sharing, group conference calling, team messaging and polling, as well as one-to-one communication. It's mobile-first, initially launching on iOS and then Android.
Zula previously raised $1.1 million in seed financing from Kima Ventures, Rhodium, Ourcrowd, Gigy Levy-Weiss, Adi Sofer-Teeny, Magna, David Draiman, and Oded Vardi bringing its total funding to $4.1 million.


Of all the disciplines of engineering, this branch of study is the broadest. It deals with the designing of tools and mechanical devices for the industry. Each and every industry, whether it may be thermal power station, air conditioning industry, gas turbines, jet engines or refrigeration industry, needs the services of mechanical engineers for designing, developing, installing, operating and maintaining the varied kind of machines.
These engineers are mainly responsible for creating future and developing technology. They are the ones who are the driving force behind better and innovative industrial processes and have played a key role in developing mobiles, PCs and DVDs etc. They work as a part of team of engineers along with financial and business management professionals to complete the various projects.
These engineers can find employment in both public and private sector industries. They can find jobs in automobile industry, steel plants, space research organization, oil exploration and refining, technical wings of armed forces etc. They can even work as consultants or can find work in technical/sales or marketing. Government departments like PWD, CPWD, Defense, and Post and Telegraph also need the services of mechanical engineers. Aeronautical, chemical, agriculture and power plants also require mechanical engineers for designing, developing and maintaining machines for them. India being a predominantly an agricultural country, requires their services for maintenance of tractors, oil engines, pump sets, electric motors and other agricultural equipments. For holding of a gazetted post in government one needs to clear the Engineering Service Examinations, which are held annually by the U.P.S.C or S.P.S.C.
A three-year BEng degree course entitled Mechanical Engineering is offered. This course is also accredited with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers for Chartered Engineer status. The various polytechnics offer 2-3 year diploma courses. Those who want to be mechanical engineers should possess a degree in mechanical engineering i.e. B.E/B.Tech or M.E or a diploma.
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La Salut è una stazione della linea 10 della metropolitana di Barcellona situata nel territorio del comune di Badalona. La stazione serve il quartiere La Salut ed è dotata di quattro accessi con scale mobili e ascensori ad alta capacità di trasporto adatti anche per le persone a mobilità ridotta.

Inizialmente l'apertura della stazione era prevista per il 2004 poi posticipata al 2008 ma a causa dei ritardi nella realizzazione della linea l'apertura avvenne effettivamente il 18 aprile 2010, in concomitanza con l'ingresso in servizio del tratto di L10 compreso tra le stazioni di Gorg e Bon Pastor.

Accessi
 Carrer de Salvador Seguí
 Avinguda del Marquès de Sant Mori
 Carrer de Juan Valera (incrocio con carrer d'Austràlia)
 Carrer de Juan Valera (incrocio con l'Avinguda del Marquès de Sant Mori)

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Former NFL Players Kyle Turley, Jim McMahon, Ricky Williams and Eben Britton Join Forces to Bring the Healing Powers of Cannabis to the Masses
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Interview By: Stephanie Shehan Photos By: James A. McQuillan Kyle Turley played nine seasons in the NFL. During that time, he sustained numerous injuries including early onset Alzheimer's, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), seizures and vertigo. Since his retirement, he has utilized and spoken out about the benefits of medical cannabis. Turley has an […]
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Kyle Turley played nine seasons in the NFL. During that time, he sustained numerous injuries including early onset Alzheimer's, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), seizures and vertigo. Since his retirement, he has utilized and spoken out about the benefits of medical cannabis. Turley has an array of business interests in the cannabis space. He created Neuro XPF, a CBD company, he is a partner in a California dispensary, and he is a board member of the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund which provides medical care and assistance to retired players. Most recently, he along with other football greats, Jim McMahon, Ricky Williams and Eben Britton, joined together to create the Revenant cannabis brand. I recently had the opportunity to speak with Kyle about the new venture and what led him to cannabis.
STEPHANIE SHEHAN: Congratulations on your new brand and, on your recent move to Tennessee. How are you adjusting to life in the South?
KYLE TURLEY: Thank you, we are excited for the new brand. Here in Tennessee, everyone is living. We moved from California where many businesses and schools are still experiencing a multitude of Covid restrictions and mandates. Here, schools are open, masks are not mandated, my kids are playing sports. It's beautiful!
SS: That's awesome. Speaking of Covid, you have been quite outspoken about the virus and about using cannabis to combat it.
KT: This is an unfortunate situation we are in. I don't think there is anyone out there that can say there isn't something going on here. It doesn't make sense and the government and health officials are pitting our communities against one another. No matter what you believe, whether there is a virus or isn't a virus, there are two million other viruses floating around daily and those are out to kill you. I haven't really been sick in the last 6-7 years. I do think I had Covid, mainly because I lost my sense of taste and smell. When that happened, I made sure I ate as many jalapenos as I could – they have a much higher Vitamin C content than something like oranges. I used what I could naturally to get better. And honestly, whenever I am not feeling 100%, I smoke more cannabis and guess what, I feel better. There were many people that were upset with me when I said that cannabis could cure Covid. But, the definition of the word "cure" is to bring the human body back to health. Every study that the government has conducted on cannabis shows that cannabis puts the body back into homeostasis. Being in homeostasis and having your body balanced is just where you want it to be. Not to mention, these big pharmaceutical companies that are distributing vaccines, guess what else they are involved in? Synthetic cannabinoid development. These companies are currently working on synthetically developing somewhere around 400 different cannabinoids.
SS: You played multiple seasons in the NFL which brought a lot of injuries. Oddly, I think there are still a lot of people out there who do not understand why sports injuries are better treated with cannabis than with pharmaceuticals.
KT: It's crazy isn't it? To know where we are, and where we've come from, to still hear people be that confused just baffles me. I often wonder what people are using their smartphones for. The information on cannabis and how the plant helps people is readily available for those that care to do a little research. I don't know how much more I can talk about it from a personal perspective. I used to take a ton of pills and I don't anymore. Playing football, I put my body and my brain through an unbelievable beating that resulted in plates and screws being put in, and things being taken out. My partners and I were the pharmaceutical guinea pigs of football in the 90's and early 2000's.
SS: The pharmaceutical industry is money driven and they've certainly got their marketing down to a science.
KT: They sure do. The commercials on television that show pharmaceutical drugs that are used by and sometimes endorsed by athletes. What do you think the general public is going to think? They are going to buy into it. For me, cannabis saved my life. I haven't taken any pharmaceutical drugs for seven years now.
SS: Were you a cannabis consumer prior to playing football?
KT: I was definitely introduced to cannabis as a teenager, I grew up in Southern California. I had friends that grew and friends that consumed. As I learned more about it, I realized there were many people using cannabis, from people at my church to neighborhood ladies using it for Glaucoma. I feel like there was always that seed being planted in the back of my head preparing me for the opportunities I have today. I believe that God has prepared every one of us for a great opportunity and to serve a purpose here and cannabis is mine. Cannabis was given to me as a health benefit by another player that saw I was struggling with a lot of on-the-field and off-the-field issues. I was dealing with the pressures of the game as well as some conflicts personally with family. Cannabis allowed me to sleep and eat. Rest and recovery are what our bodies need and cannabis gave me that. I saw many friends in college lose their scholarships over cannabis use and that's unfortunate because this plant heals.
SS: You have a CBD company, Neuro XPF and the products sold under that company contain no THC. I am assuming that you created that company to help athletes who may also be drug tested.
KT: That is correct. I attended The Emerald Cup up in Northern California about six years ago to do some research and understand what the cannabis industry was all about. The Emerald Cup team had invited me there to speak and tell my story. And, this was one of the first cannabis events to welcome athletes to the stage. While there, I had the chance to see what all these companies were doing and to hear stories from those using cannabis medicinally. At that time, I didn't really know much about CBD and there was a guy there giving out CBD dabs. He told me it was pure, CBD isolate and that it wouldn't make me high but that I would feel great. Of course, I tried a dab and within a very short amount of time, everything just started to balance out. All of a sudden, I was walking around taller, fresher and more alive. I immediately went back to the guy to find out more. He explained the process of making isolate and I knew right away that I had to look further into this. CBD was the best way to help athletes and even children. And thus, my company Neuro XPF was created. We have since worked with many extreme sport athletes and youth leagues. It has been amazing to be able to help people with the same plant that has helped me in such an amazing way.
SS: Your passion as well as your mindfulness towards athletes is inspiring. Will you add any whole plant CBD products to your line?
KT: Absolutely. I started with the isolate line because I knew that athletes that faced drug testing and minors would need something without any trace of THC. Today, the NCAA is allowing a higher THC nanogram limit and the NFL has stopped suspending players for positive cannabis tests. There are alot of good things happening and we are elevating that conversation. We started with isolate products and we are now about to launch Neuro XPF Plus which is a full spectrum product line. We are also looking at doing a smokeable line of hemp products. Regardless of what some think, smoking cannabis is also quite medicinal and beneficial to the lungs.
SS: How about your family, your wife and kids? Do they utilize CBD?
KT: Oh yah, my wife had skin cancers for the first ten years of our marriage (we've been together twenty years). Over the last five years, since she's been taking CBD, she rarely sees skin cancers and when she does, we use a highly concentrated RSO (cannabis oil) on them with a Bandaid on top and within three or four days, they are gone. Our daughter unfortunately was recently diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. We couldn't figure out what was going on with her, we were just told that she's at that age where puberty is happening and hormones are coming into play. When we took her to the emergency room, she was at around a 600 blood sugar level. The doctors there told us that people that get to that level typically do not live. They said that she had been sustaining at that level for almost a month. We were dumbfounded at that. They asked what we had been doing with her and we told them that we give her CBD daily. It is really difficult to explain to people all of the ways that cannabis has helped me and my family.
SS: How frustrating is it to have conversations with actual physicians who, with just a bit of research could educate themselves on cannabis and the endocannabinoid system?
KT: I have had in depth conversations with the NFL doctors as well as other medical professionals. They want to hear what I have to say and then many choose to ignore me after that. They tell me they appreciate what I am doing and encourage me to keep doing what I am doing without acknowledging that they could be instrumental in helping push this along. I think it is more palatable for doctors if I keep doing the talking.
SS: Of course it is more palatable if you do the talking. I'm sure they would want to do the talking if there was money to be made. You recently launched your cannabis brand, Revenant. How is that going?
KT: We have launched in California. The brand is doing well and we believe that if we are successful in California, we can take the brand anywhere. I am originally from California so I already had a dispensary that I fought for that I am part owner of in Moreno Valley called Shango. I also have a micro-license in California right outside of San Diego. I have been told that come October, we can begin the process to start cultivation. San Diego has had a moratorium on cultivation, but that will soon change. Revenant is big, and I knew I couldn't do it alone, so I brought in a few friends (McMahon, Williams, and Britton.) Helping people is a big undertaking and what better way to further the message than to join forces with these guys.
SS: Absolutely. I feel like the majority of young people are already on board with cannabis. Reaching those in their 40's and older is instrumental. And, I think you have just the team to do it.
KT: I think so too. Our team of former NFL players along with the consistency of our products is what makes us stand out. The strains in our Revenant line are strains myself and the guys are using. Some are very low in THC but they are extremely effective. Most athletes have been high on pills for a very long time and they're sick of it. I know I was.
SS: Football is generally presented as a clean-cut, all-American sport. Any pushback from fans of the game from your connection to cannabis?
KT: All the time. People are still very uneducated. And there are many people who just do not want to understand this plant. You can't do anything about that and we have enough momentum to keep going. It has really come to the point where we are starting to not hear those voices anymore. It's a quick, easy button to unfollow and block the negative ones. I am good with it. At the end of the day, we are here to help people and those numbers are going up.
SS: Will we see the Revenant brand here in Vegas?
KT: Oh, of course. Like I mentioned, California is our test market and we plan to bring Revenant to as many legal states as possible.
SS: Well, I am certainly looking forward to that. How can readers follow you, and your brands on social media?
KT: I am on Instagram @kyle_turley. Your readers can also follow Revenant @revenantmj and Neuro XPF @neuroxpf.
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Airfare and hotel packages for Christmas and New Year are usually more than 30% down. Cancun and Los Cabos can be of good deals too.
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If you're going for a tropical place in Europe, you can yield savings. According to Expedia, European cities packages of both air and hotel has plummeted this year compared to last year with fall prices down 32% to london and 26% to Rome.
Many hotels in these cities are open for deals due to a steep decline in conference business plus many new hotel rooms hitting the market. Try using Quickbook for best rates for smaller properties.
SeaDream Yacht Club was offering 40% off its Christmas cruise in the Caribbean. There are also sales on Christmas/New Year's cruises that normally sell out a full year in advance.
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Biden to Target Railroads, Ocean Shipping in Executive Order
WASHINGTON—The Biden administration will push regulators to confront consolidation and perceived anticompetitive pricing in the ocean shipping and railroad industries as part of a broad effort to blunt the power of big business to dominate industries, according to a person familiar with the situation.
As part of a sweeping executive order expected this week, the administration will ask the Federal Maritime Commission and the Surface Transportation Board to combat what it calls a pattern of consolidation and aggressive pricing that has made it onerously expensive for American companies to transport goods to market.
The administration says the relatively small number of major players in the ocean shipping trade and in the U.S. freight rail business has enabled companies to charge unreasonable fees.
In the case of the seven Class 1 freight railroads, consolidation has given railroads monopoly power over sections of the country where theirs are the only freight tracks, the person said.
The call to crack down on ocean carriers and freights is one facet in a multipronged executive order that will be one of Mr. Biden's most sweeping unilateral moves on economic policy to date.


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Lessons from Asia's Blockchain Pilot Projects
In a blockchain, each block is "chained" to the previous one in a peer-to-peer data sharing network.
Blockchain technology is making waves in developing countries across Asia.
Beyond bitcoin payments and remittances, blockchain exists largely in the pilot stage. Governments and banks are collaborating with technology firms to see if it can be used to solve persistent problems like traceability, identification, and trust.
Let's bring some clarity to the hypotheticals. But first, what exactly is blockchain? It's a type of database that takes records and puts them in a block (akin to, say, a sheet in your Excel file).
Each block is then "chained" to the previous block, using a cryptographic signature. This allows blockchains to be used like a ledger, which can be shared and corroborated by anyone with permission.
In short, it's peer-to-peer sharing of data – it does not require a trusted intermediary.
Let's look at some ways Asia Pacific countries are using it.
Georgia - land registry
In 2016, Georgia and a US-incorporated provider piloted a blockchain-based platform for the National Agency of Public Registry to record land titles and integrate them into the existing digital records system.
Georgians can now register land titles and verify the dates of transactions, thereby increasing transparency and accountability. The original agreement was expanded in 2017 to include other government departments.
Technically, there are two parts to the system. A private blockchain, on which the government records data on transactions, and a public blockchain. The information on ownership is publicly available, although the data underlying it are not - in order to protect the owner's privacy.
Cambodia - payment systems
Last April, the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) signed an agreement with a Japanese startup to design a new payments system. The testing phase is expected to be launched by the end of this year.
The objective is to design a system for interbank transactions that will offer a secure and cost efficient way to transfer money. This can benefit many in a country where the commercial banking infrastructure is still evolving, but which enjoys solid mobile technology and connectivity.
Unique to this project is the collaborative relationship between the partners. The technology provider will build the infrastructure, and the NBC will contribute to the startup's ongoing technology design.
Globally, many central banks have been exploring the potential of blockchain. The International Monetary Fund has encouraged this activity and urged banks to study its implications.
Indonesia - sustainable supply chains
During the first half of 2016, a UK company piloted a blockchain project that tracked the provenance of yellowfin and skipjack tuna caught by local fishermen as part of a sustainable supply chain.
This allows proof of compliance at origin, which in can potentially replace the current paper records which are difficult to verify and subject to corruption.
The system is a mix of mobile technology and blockchain. Fishers registered their catches to the blockchain via text message. Additional data are later verified and added by NGOs. Once the information is transmitted through the supply chain, it cannot be altered, and the data are visible through the product's whole journey.
Supply chain transparency for commodities where provenance may impact consumers is moving forward quickly, and using blockchain for this is gaining traction.
Myanmar - microfinance transactions
BC Finance, the biggest microfinance institution in Myanmar, is working with a Japanese firm to record transactions on blockchain.
The partners hope that this initiative can propel the sector's growth by cutting costs and reducing the administrative complexity of tracking large numbers of small transactions.
It is expected that blockchain technology can be useful in a country like Myanmar, where advanced accounting systems are not yet in place. However, obstacles include frequent power outages and low-quality local circuits.
Finance in general and trade finance in particular, is one of the more active areas for blockchain development. Commercial banks throughout the region are participating in consortiums to come up with blockchain solutions to the very expensive, slow, and opaque trade process.
Blockchain pilots are making waves in countries in developing countries in Asia for two reasons.
The first reason is that most developing countries don't have legacy systems that need to be replaced. Blockchain can provide the first upgrade of an existing inefficient system, or introduce infrastructure that didn't exist before.
The second reason for the widespread interest stems from the light regulatory infrastructure in many countries. So far, this has been an opportunity, but it also raises some concerns as this technology matures.
International development organizations can play an important role in ensuring that blockchain is implemented in a development-friendly way. We can bring together regulators, best practices, IT experts, and officials to ensure everyone is on the same page.
Shaping Asia's fintech future
Trade finance gaps continue despite fintech breakthroughs
Trade finance: A catalyst for foreign currency, growth in PNG
Financing agriculture value chains in the digital age
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Blockchain Technology and Distributed Ledger
Explainer: How Blockchain Can Revolutionize Access to Finance
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Insight: Using Digital Technology to Reach the Unbanked in Southeast Asia
Explainer: Understanding How Asian Banks are Dealing with Digital Disruption
Explainer: Busting the 10 Myths on Financial Inclusion
Alisa DiCaprio
Regional Cooperation Specialist, Asian Development Bank
Alisa DiCaprio's research explores how to make international trade work better for development. Specific topics include trade finance, digital economy, technology and international trade regulation. Prior to joining the Asian Development Bank, she worked for the United Nations and did a post-doc at New York University.
Steven Beck
Advisor (Trade and Supply Chain Finance), Private Sector Operations Department, Asian Development Bank
Mr. Beck has managed the exponential growth of ADB's Trade Finance Program, and implemented its first supply chain finance business. Prior to joining ADB, he worked for the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and was an advisor to the Canadian Minister of Finance. Mr. Beck played a key role in the start-up of the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, and was a consultant for USAID in Southern Africa and for a start-up financial institution in Armenia. Mr. Beck is on the Advisory Board of the International Chamber of Commerce Banking Commission, and a member of the WTO Working Group for Trade Finance.
Reforming State-Owned Enterprises in Central Asia
Promoting Financial Inclusion through Distributed Ledger Technology
How to Channel Remittances for Economic Growth
Cambodia; Georgia; Indonesia; Myanmar; Finance sector development; Information and communications technology
SDG: Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Five Ways to Use Information and Communication Technology for Education
How to Promote Equity Investments in Innovative Firms
How Satellite Data Helped Get Food to the Hungry during COVID-19
How Indonesia Can Reduce Its Carbon Footprint through Enhanced Oil Recovery
Here's How Alternative Credit Scoring Can Improve the Poor's Access to Loans


Lýðræði í landi þar sem íbúarnir eru aðeins 280.000 hefur sérstöðu um margt. Svo dæmi sé tekið kemur stærri hluti landsmanna beinlínis að stjórnun landsins og einstakra sveitarfélaga en víða annars staðar.
Að baki hverjum þingmanni eru þannig aðeins tæplega þrjú þúsund manns og að baki hverjum sveitarstjórnarmanni eru að meðaltali um 160 kjósendur.
Auk kjörinna fulltrúa starfar síðan fjöldi fólks í nefndum og ráðum á vegum stærri sveitarfélaga.
Democracy in a small nation of only 280,000 inhabitants is unusual in many respects. One can take as an example the relatively high proportion of citizens who are actually involved in the government and administration of the country, as well as individual communities.
Each parliamentarian represents barely 3,000 people, while each community leader is, on average, accountable to 160. Furthermore, besides the elected representatives there are many people who work on boards and committees on behalf of larger communities.


The 21st International Symposium on ALS/MND draws to a close.
Symposium Highlights - Your Thoughts Are Needed!
Do you use a communication aid? Do you know someone who does?
Who is now a forum moderator.
AGM at East Midlands - Radisson Hotel September - anyone going?
Pride of Britain Awards - Paula Maguire Wins!!
Whingeing farmers - Are they milking it.


During the Spring Term children in Dosbarth 3 will read their reading books throughout the week. Please can you ensure that your child brings their reading book to school on a Monday and it will be sent home on a Friday. If you have any questions please feel free to see me.
Pupils should login using their school user name and passwords.
We had a fantastic time on our trip to Green Street Methodist Church in Aberdare. We watched a performance of the Nativity, had a go at bell ringing and even met some very friendly donkeys.
We will be learning all about potions and medicine. We will also be studying George's Marvellous Medicine.
Thank you to Dr Chapman who came to school to do a question and answer session about anaesthetics with Year 3 and 4.
In science this term our topic is Third Rock from the Sun.
We will be looking at rocks and fossils and carrying out investigations about them.
Trip to Cardiff Museum - 20/3/19. We had a great time on our trip to Cardiff Museum. We took part in a workshop all about Earthquakes and Volcanoes linked to our Science topic this term.
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are the nearest station to KURAMOTO.
It takes only 6 minutes walk from there to KURAMOTO.
Take a bus and get off at Namba Sta. (30 min.) and change to subway "Sennichi Line(pink line). Get off at Nihonbashi Sta.
Take Nankai Electric Railway and get off at Namba Sta(30 min.) and transfer to Subway Sennichi Line(pink line) and get off at Nihonbashi Sta.
Walk to Subway Sta. "Umeda". It takes just 2 minutes. Then get on Subway" Midousuji Line(Red line)" and get off at Namba Sta., and change to Sennichi Line(Pink Line). Get off at Nihonbashi Sta.
Take subway Midosuji Line(Red line) and get off at Namba Sta. Transfer to Sennichi Line(Pink Line) and get off at Nihonbashi Sta.
To KURAMOTO from Nearest Sta.
Go out of Exit No. 6. Walk along the big street named"Sakaisuji"heading for Dotonbori River and pass 3 blocks.Then turn left and walk along the street. When passing 2 blocks, turn right. Along the street, there is KURAMOTO.
Dotonbori is the nearest exit for express/high way.
Nihonbashi Station and Nagahori Station are thenearest station to KURAMOTO.
It takes only 5 minutes walk from there to KURAMOTO.
Osaka-jo Castle was founded by the Sho-gun Toyotomi Hideyoshi and has become a landmark and tourist symbol of Osaka, situated in the city center. The area surrounding of the Osaka-jo Castle is a large park including a Japanese garden, a history museum, and a music hall.
- Total travel time: Approx. 20min.
One of the most popular and well known shrines in Osaka. The people of Osaka have a pet name for this shrine, as they call this shrine by its nickname "Sumiyossan" This shrine has many historical buildings in the Japanese traditional style, and during the New Years season, many people come to pray at Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine from all over Japan.
(Only in Japanese language) -Total travel time:Approx.25min.
Kokuritsu Bunraku Gekijo is a special theater that only presents the traditional Japanese plays; Ningyo-Joruri (a puppet show in Kabuki style) and Nou (Silent Play with masks).
This is a Japanese version of Universal Studios, the popular amusement park in US. You can enjoy the same attractions as those at the Universal Studios, USA. USJ is one of the most popular amusement parks in Japan, and many people come from many foreign countries in Asia come to visit USJ.
The Himeji Castle is a huge wooden castle and now registered as a World National Heritage by UNESCO. This castle was founded by Ikeda Terumasa. The wife of Terumasa was Tokuhime, daughter of the Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu. This castle is called "Heron Castle" because of its beautiful architectural form and design.
Hotel KURAMOTO - [ By walking ] - Nagahoribashi Sta.(N16) - [ Nagahori_tsurumi_ryokuchi Line 2min. ] - Shinsaibashi Sta.(M19) - [ Midosuji Line 7min. ] - Umeda Sta.(M16) - [ By walking ] - Osaka Sta. - [ JR Tokaido Honsen Line 30min. ] - JR Kyoto Sta.
Hotel KURAMOTO - [ By walking ] - Nipponbashi Sta. - [ Kintetsu Densha Line 34 Line ] - Kintetsu Nara Sta.


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Prof. Dr. Nigar DEMIRCAN ÇAKAR was born in Istanbul in 1976. After graduating from Beşiktaş Atatürk Anatolian High School, she completed her bachelor degree education in Mimar Sinan University Statistical Department in 1998. She completed her post graduate education in the Department of Management and Organization of the Faculty of Management of Gebze Institute of Technology in 2000, and doctorate education in 2003. She worked as a post doctorate researcher in the United States of America and in Sabancı University between 2003-2005. He received the title of Associate Professor in the field of Management and Organization in 2005 and was appointed as associate professor in the Department of Management of Abant Izzet Baysal University after she left Gebze Institute of Technology where she worked as a researcher between 1998-2005. She worked as the head of the department, chief of department and associate dean.
She started to work in Düzce University in 2008 and received the title of Professor in 2010. She worked as the head of the department, head of central directorate and dean. Between 2010 and 2015, she worked as the Duzce University Vice Rector and Dean of the School of Business Administration. She was assigned by our President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as the Duzce University Rector with the Official Gazette decision no. 29356 dated May 15th, 2015. She performed as Intercollegiate Ethical Committee Member and Higher education Council Ethical Committee Member. She has more than 50 international and national publications in the field of organizational culture, innovation management and organizational loyalty and also in management sciences and organizational behavior. There are more than 200 attributions made for these publications. She knows advanced level of English. She is a mother of two.


It's a sad thing that participation is so down. What can you do?
Bernie is not bringing in new voters.
I didn't say it was ALL Bernie's fault.
But the Republican primary is a lot more heavily contested, so there's more drama and media attention. Also, I think Trump's naive populism, belligerence, and willingness to say stuff that most career politicians wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole is bringing in a lot of people that otherwise wouldn't bother with the primary process.
3. It's a sad thing that participation is so down. What can you do?
Perhaps people are apathetic to the point that they do not think they make much difference. Perhaps they are right, especially when it comes to DNC vs RNC, all tied to big money and corporate America. But then there could be a lot of factors involved in these numbers this Super Tuesday.
4. Bernie is not bringing in new voters.
The second issue is that most of these races on a state by state basis were non competitive. I believe in races where both parties ran competitive races the turnout was about the same.
8. I didn't say it was ALL Bernie's fault.
I only stated it was one of the reasons.
Clearly, if your candidacy is based on bringing in new voters, and turnout is down, and you are not winning.... you are failing at the task.
Why are some people here so offended by simple math?
I paused my TV this morning and put up the information straight off the screen from MSNBC. It was not posted to say it's Hillary's fault or Bernie's fault. It suggests to me that at least so far, Republicans are a lot more motivated to vote so far in 2016 than they were in 2008 and Democrats are less motivated.
There is obviously a lot of Republican hate for Obama in 2016, just as there was a lot of hate on for GWB by Democratic voters in 2008. The side that has been out of power for 8 years has been more motivated, at least in the primaries.
Hillary isn't bringing in new voters either. Neither campaign is expanding the electorate or bringing in new people the way Obama did in 2008. This is a big potential problem for all of us.
Hillary's only advantage is that she is far less impacted by a lower voter turnout than Sanders is. And that is a big reason why she is winning.
The simple Math is neither campaign is inspiring the country. So far our primary season has been nothing but a get out the base contest. Not good.


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on October 13, 2020 October 13, 2020 medicine
China using pangolin scales in traditional medicine despite claiming the contrary, says environment report
China is still allowing the use of pangolin scales in traditional medicine despite pledging to crack down on wildlife trade given concerns that close contact between humans and animals could lead to another devastating pandemic.
A new report by the Environmental Investigation Agency has found that 221 companies in China remain licensed to sell products using pangolin scales, including leading traditional medicine company Beijing Tong Ren Tang.
Such goods are also being actively advertised and are available to domestic and international consumers via online shopping sites, according to the report.
The watchdog group is urging the Chinese government to close the loopholes that have allowed the pangolin trade to continue. One step the EIA is calling on Beijing to implement is to change the country's wildlife protection law to fully prohibit the sale or possession of pangolin parts.
"Amid mounting concerns about the role of wildlife trade in causing the coronavirus pandemic, it is critical that the Chinese government ends all legal use of pangolin scales, instead of allowing the multi-billion dollar TCM industry to carry on as usual," said Chris Hamley, senior pangolin campaigner with EIA.
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on October 12, 2020 October 12, 2020 health
Confidential data shows many Illinois coronavirus outbreaks have been undisclosed: report
Outbreaks of coronavirus in schools, workplaces and other facilities are driving the surge of new COVID-19 cases in Illinois, some of which have not been publicly identified, according to a new study.
The study from journalists at the Brown Institute for Media Innovation and the Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting published in USA Today indicates that individual clusters of coronavirus infections are primarily responsible for the latest wave of new COVID-19 cases vexing public health officials in the state, with several outbreaks occurring at correctional facilities and a major military base.
The second-largest outbreak identified by the study, which until now has not been reported to news organizations, is occurring at the Great Lakes Naval Base in Lake County, Ill., where 228 new cases of COVID-19 have been identified over the past month according to confidential data recorded by Illinois officials and obtained by the study.
The number of cases in Cook County Jail is also surging, with 1,074 cases reported as of Sept. 30 and continuing despite the Department of Corrections' decision to halt visits to the prison earlier this year. A spokesperson said the outbreak "continues to be deliberate and aggressive" when contacted for comment on the study.
Many of the outbreaks identified by the study, including the one at Great Lakes Naval Base, have not previously been identified in public statements by the Illinois Department of Health, which told the journalists in a statement that it was bound by state and federal law to shield the identities of infected persons.
"Another consideration is the fact that people may not have become infected at the business location," the Health Department told the study's authors.
Other outbreaks in several meatpacking plants across the state have also been recorded, according to the study, while an outbreak at one combination elementary and middle school, the Sparta Lincoln School in Randolph, Ill., infected more than a dozen faculty, students and family members forcing the school to temporarily shutter and reopen with new anti-coronavirus procedures.
State health officials announced 2,538 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday. Illinois has reported more new cases in the past seven days than much of the country, though it lags behind larger states such as Texas and Florida.
The state has now identified more than 322,000 total infections of COVID-19, and is currently seeing as many new cases per day as it saw in during the peak of its first wave of coronavirus infections earlier this year.
Trump wanted to rip open shirt to show Superman t-shirt when leaving Walter Reed: report
President Trump considered staging his own Clark Kent moment as he exited last week from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center by ripping open a button-down to reveal a Superman T-shirt underneath, according to The New York Times.
The Times reported on Saturday that during several phone calls from inside the hospital last weekend, Trump shared the idea of appearing frail when he emerged from the facility then exposing the Superman t-shirt underneath his top layer, which he described as a symbol of strength, according to sources with knowledge of the conversations.
Trump reportedly spoke about the idea on multiple phone calls. In the end, the president did not going along with the move.
The report from the Times came on the same day Trump made his first public appearance on Saturday since returning to the White House from Walter Reed on Monday after a three-night stay following his COVID-19 diagnosis.
The Times reported the president, who spoke for less than 20 minutes on Saturday, also had a bandage on his hand, which it noted was "a reminder of the treatments and infusions" he has gotten in recent days.
Trump's doctors have said he was given a steroid, an antiviral drug and an experimental antibody therapy during his treatment of the highly infectious disease.
The day before his left Walter Reed, Trump was criticized for leaving the facility to wave at supporters from an SUV with two Secret Service agents in the front seat.
Upon returning to the White House the following day on Monday, Trump also got heat for posing for photos on the balcony without a mask, then entering the residence without a face covering.
Just days before, Trump was reported to be exhibiting fatigue and fever. He also had been given supplemental oxygen before and during his stay at Walter Reed, his doctors said during a weekend of conflicting updates on the president's health.
Florida won't report Saturday's COVID-19 numbers, deaths
For the first time in seven months, Florida officials on Saturday did not release the number of confirmed cases or deaths from COVID-19.
Officials blame an influx of test results Florida received from a private laboratory that is not affiliated with the state, according to a statement from Fred Piccolo, a spokesman for Gov. Ron DeSantis.
The state's daily update had been released consistently since the onset of the pandemic in Florida. It included case numbers, death totals and hospitalizations for all 67 counties. The daily report will begin again on Sunday, according to Piccolo, and will also include data that was originally supposed to be released Saturday.
Related: Florida adds 2,908 coronavirus cases, 118 deaths Friday
Piccolo said that Florida's Department of Health needs to "de-duplicate" around 400,000 previously-reported COVID-19 test results from Helix Laboratory. The "massive" amount of data from the laboratory prevented Florida's automatic reporting system from processing data that would be used to produce Saturday's daily report, he said.
"State epidemiologists are currently working to reconcile the data, which will take a day to finish," Piccolo said in a statement. "Therefore, the daily report will resume tomorrow."
The issue is not related to informing people about their test results, Piccolo said, which is handled by the labs or organizations that conduct the tests.
The announcement from Piccolo came more than five hours after the usual time that the state releases its daily report. The Florida Department of Health did not return calls and emails from the Tampa Bay Times asking about Saturday's data. The department's social media did not acknowledge Saturday's delay.
Instead of the latest numbers, Floridians who checked the Department of Health's dashboard on Saturday saw the state's numbers from Friday: 728,921 total cases and 15,372 deaths. The weekly death average was about 92 people announced dead per day.
There were 2,908 new cases of the coronavirus and 118 deaths reported Friday. The state had about 2,100 people who were hospitalized at that time, too, according to the Agency for Health Care Administration. Around 460 of those were in Tampa Bay.
The number of coronavirus cases per day continues to rise in school's throughout Tampa Bay, with 113 new cases this past week in Hillsborough County K-12 schools alone. There was a similar trend for local universities, too, with the University of South Florida reporting 25 new cases across its campuses this week and 121 new cases for the University of Tampa.
The Tampa Bay region saw 593 coronavirus cases and 16 deaths Friday. Six of the dead were from Hillsborough, four from Pinellas and Citrus and Polk counties each had three deaths.
#BREAKING: Florida's daily #COVID-19 report will NOT be released today after a private lab submitted 400,000 previously-reported test results to the state.
❗Today's data will be delayed until tomorrow❗@NBC2 pic.twitter.com/VL2F1slMEr
— Cristina Mendez (@CrisMendezTV) October 10, 2020
HOW CORONAVIRUS IS SPREADING IN FLORIDA: Find the latest numbers for your county, city or zip code.
L.A. County health officials report 1,285 new coronavirus cases and an additional 28 deaths
A sign tells customers to wear masks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus as people return to indoor shopping at the Westfield Santa Anita mall in Arcadia on Wednesday, the first day L.A. County malls were allowed to reopen at limited capacity. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)
Twenty-eight more people have died from COVID-19 across Los Angeles County and 1,285 new infections have been confirmed, officials said Saturday.
The numbers, reported by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, bring the countywide pandemic death toll to 6,768 people, with 281,165 confirmed cases.
In 72% of the new cases, those who tested positive were under 50 years old, the department said.
Of the 28 deaths, the department said, 22 people had underlying health conditions. One of the fatalities involved a person between 18 and 29 years old, while two people were between 30 and 49, seven were between 50 and 64, nine were between 65 and 79, and nine were over 80, the department said.
"Please remember that even young people can have serious illness if infected with this virus and have severe outcomes," county Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said in a news release. Ferrer recommend the use of face masks, social distancing, and avoiding non-essential activities.
The department said 93% of the fatalities involve people with underlying health problems. The LA County numbers do not include Pasadena, where the reported deaths are now 129, and Long Beach, where the number is 249.
The department urged bars and restaurants that might be airing sports not to allow customers to congregate around the televisions.
Experts say it is too soon to characterize the increase in cases in Los Angeles County as a surge, of the kind that accompanied rapid business reopenings over the summer. The state is now relying on a tiered reopening strategy, and in L.A. County, where businesses such as breweries and wineries have been allowed to reopen outdoors, the high case count has kept it at Tier 1.
Across the county, some 40,000 new cases of COVID-19 are reported every day. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government's top infectious diseases expert, said last week that the pandemic could get worse in the winter and persist through much of next year. He warned that a vaccine won't return the country to pre-Covid conditions, but predicted "some degree of normality" in the second half of 2021.
This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
COVID-19 cases fell 75% in Ariz. after mask mandate, CDC report says
In the scramble to protect against the coronavirus, counterfeit masks and other supplies flooded the market. Fake medical gear was just one of the problems uncovered in a joint Associated Press/Frontline/Global Reporting Centre investigation. (Oct. 6)
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PHOENIX — COVID-19 cases in Arizona spiked 151% after a statewide stay-at-home order expired and dropped 75% following local mask mandates, a new report says.
The report, published this week by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was authored by officials with the Arizona Department of Health Services, including director Dr. Cara Christ.
A stay-at-home order in Arizona expired May 15 and two weeks later — between June 1 and June 15 — the daily average number of COVID-19 cases jumped by 151%, the report says. The incubation period for a person exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus to develop COVID-19 is approximately two days to two weeks.
The spike in cases ended up overwhelming the state's health care system with a surge of extremely ill COVID-19 patients needing care.
On June 6, as COVID-19 hospitalizations in Arizona climbed, Christ sent a letter to hospitals in the state urging them to "fully activate" their emergency plans.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona peaked between June 29 and July 2, stabilized between July 3 and July 12, and declined by approximately 75% between July 13 and August 7, the report says.
"Mitigation measures, including mask mandates, that are implemented and enforced statewide appear to have been effective in decreasing the spread of COVID-19 in Arizona," the report says.
Restriction on local jurisdictions missing from report
What the report doesn't make clear is that local jurisdictions were prevented by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey from imposing mask requirements until June 17, when the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19 was already aggressively spreading throughout the state. Arizona does not have a statewide mask mandate.
"If they'd been allowed to do so earlier, a number of those jurisdictions, if not all of them, would have had those mandates in place earlier and our peak of infection would have been lower," said Dr. Bob England, who until June spent a year as interim director of the Pima County Health Department and is a former Maricopa County health director.
Gov. Doug Ducey puts on his mask as he leaves a news conference at The University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix in Phoenix on Aug. 31, 2020. (Photo: Patrick Breen/The Republic)
"But that's all hindsight. What matters now as we head into the winter months and we all anticipate another surge of this infection coming, the locals need to have the continued ability to impose mitigating measures like masks."
Will Humble, Arizona Public Health Association executive director, wrote in a blog post Thursday that the state's report was "wordsmithed" to leave out important information about the mask issue.
Humble wrote that "courageous elected officials in county and local government across the state" had requested authority from Ducey to issue mask requirements and that many of them later
U.S. COVID-19 Cases Hit Two-Month High, 10 States Report Record Increases | Top News
(Reuters) – New cases of COVID-19 in the United States hit a two-month high on Friday with over 58,000 infections of the new coronavirus reported and hospitalizations in the Midwest at record levels for a fifth day in a row, according to a Reuters analysis.
Ten of the 50 states reported record one-day rises in cases on Friday, including the Midwestern states of Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri and Ohio. Wisconsin and Illinois recorded over 3,000 new cases for a second day in a row – a two-day trend not seen even during the height of the previous outbreak in the spring, according to Reuters data.
The Western states of Montana, New Mexico and Wyoming also reported their biggest one-day jumps in cases, as did Oklahoma and West Virginia.
Nineteen states have seen record increases in new cases so far in October. (Graphic: https://tmsnrt.rs/2SFLb7o)
Amid the resurgence in cases across the nation, President Donald Trump, who recently contracted COVID-19, is set to resume his re-election campaign on Saturday by addressing supporters from the balcony of the White House.
He is then scheduled to travel on Monday to central Florida to hold his first campaign rally since leaving the hospital.
Trump and his administration have faced criticism for their handling of the pandemic that has claimed over 213,000 lives in the country, as well as for a lax approach to mask-wearing and social distancing in the White House.
There is no federal mandate to wear a mask, and 17 states do not require them, according to a Reuters analysis.
In addition to rising cases, hospitals in several states are straining to handle an influx of patients.
Seven states on Friday reported record numbers of hospitalized COVID-19 patients: Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
In the Midwest, hospitalizations rose to nearly 9,000, continuing a streak of records that began on Monday. (Graphic: https://tmsnrt.rs/3lwVO9f)
There are now over 34,000 hospitalized nationally, up 18% in the past two weeks.
While deaths nationally continue to trend downward, the United States is losing on average 700 lives a day. Three states reported a record one-day increase in fatalities on Friday: Arkansas, Missouri and Montana. Health experts caution that deaths are a lagging indicator and usually rise weeks after cases climb.
(Reporting by Lisa Shumaker; Editing by William Mallard)
Copyright 2020 Thomson Reuters.
on October 9, 2020 October 9, 2020 fitness
The Hill's Campaign Report: Trump campaigns on Rush Limbaugh show l Democrats question Trump's mental fitness l Coronavirus stimulus in doubt before election
Welcome to The Hill's Campaign Report, your daily rundown on all the latest news in the 2020 presidential, Senate and House races. Did someone forward this to you? Click here to subscribe.
We're Julia Manchester, Max Greenwood and Jonathan Easley. Here's what we're watching today on the campaign trail:
LEADING THE DAY:
Happy Friday! From talk of invoking the 25th Amendment to President Trump Donald John TrumpBiden campaign raises over M on day of VP debate Trump chastises Whitmer for calling him 'complicit' in extremism associated with kidnapping scheme Trump says he hopes to hold rally Saturday despite recent COVID-19 diagnosis MORE's two-hour call into the Rush Limbaugh show, it's been another chaotic day in Washington to say the least.
Let's get you up to speed.
The day kicked off with Democrats rolling out legislation that would establish a panel to examine a sitting president's ability to perform their duties, and potentially to remove the commander in chief from office if they are found to be debilitated.
The legislation would invoke the 25th Amendment, which empowers Congress to create "a body" which, working with the vice president, can remove a president deemed "unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office."
To be clear, any panel created by the legislation would apply to future administrations, but it's a hit at Trump, who is facing questions from Democrats over his mental acuity in the wake of his coronavirus treatments. Speaker Nancy Pelosi Nancy PelosiOn The Money: Trump says talks on COVID-19 aid are now 'working out' | Pelosi shoots down piecemeal approach | Democrats raise questions about Trump tax audits Trump retweets reporter saying 25th Amendment is not equivalent to a 'coup' Trump responds to Pelosi bringing up 25th Amendment: 'Crazy Nancy is the one who should be under observation' MORE (D-Calif.), who unveiled the legislation, has openly questioned whether Trump's COVID-19 treatments have impacted his decisionmaking skills.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Addison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellOvernight Health Care: Regeneron asks for emergency authorization of coronavirus treatment Trump received | McConnell says he hasn't visited White House in two months due to coronavirus | Employer-sponsored health insurance premiums rise 4 percent McConnell says he hasn't visited White House in two months due to coronavirus Human Rights Campaign unveils its congressional scorecard ahead of election MORE (R-Ky.) blasted the legislation as "absolutely absurd." The bill has no chance of being enacted this session, with Congress on recess and the Senate and White House currently controlled by Republicans.
Meanwhile, sources told The Hill that Trump and his aides offered Pelosi a $1.8 trillion coronavirus relief package. The latest figure is a jump from their last offer of $1.6 trillion. However, we don't know yet if Pelosi will be willing to move down from her demand for a $2.2 trillion package.
Trump made news on the issue while he was on Limbaugh's show this afternoon, saying he wanted a larger package than either Democrats or Republicans have offered. The comments
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Remdesivir Effective, Well-Tolerated in Final Trial Report
Editor's note: Find the latest COVID-19 news and guidance in Medscape's Coronavirus Resource Center.
A final report from the multinational placebo-controlled ACTT-1 trial confirms that remdesivir is effective and well tolerated for shortening the time to recovery from COVID-19 infection.
In May 2020, remdesivir received Food and Drug Administration approval for emergency treatment of severe COVID-19 on the basis of a preliminary report on this trial. In August 2020, the FDA expanded the indication to include all hospitalized adult and pediatric patients with suspected or laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 infection irrespective of severity.
"Our findings were consistent with the findings of the preliminary report: a 10-day course of remdesivir was superior to placebo in the treatment of hospitalized patients with COVID-19," reported a team of investigators led by John H. Beigel, MD, of the Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The drug's broadened indication was not based on the ACTT-1 trial, according to Dr. Beigel. "Other data have demonstrated that remdesivir shortens recovery in patients with lower acuity. In our study, evidence of pneumonia was an enrollment requirement," he explained in an interview.
In the newly published final ACTT-1 data, the median time to recovery was 10 days for those on active therapy versus 15 days for those randomized to placebo. With a rate ratio of 1.29 (P less than .001), this translated to a recovery that was about one third faster.
In this final report, remdesivir's significant advantage over placebo regarding the trial's primary endpoint was reinforced by efficacy on multiple secondary endpoints.
This benefits on multiple secondary endpoints included a 50% greater odds ratio (OR, 1.5; 95% CI, 1.2-1.9) of significant clinical improvement by day 15 after adjustment for baseline severity, a shorter initial length of hospital stay (12 vs. 17 days) and fewer days on oxygen supplementation (13 vs. 21 days) for the subgroup of patients on oxygen at enrollment.
Although the numerically lower mortality in the remdesivir arm (6.75 vs. 11.9%) did not reach statistical significance, Dr. Beigel said, "mortality was moving in the same direction as the other key endpoints."
According to the study investigators, the types of rates of adverse events on remdesivir, which inhibits viral replication, "were generally similar in the remdesivir and placebo groups."
In ACTT-1, 1,062 patients were randomized to remdesivir (200 mg loading dose followed by 100 mg daily for up to 9 days) or placebo. Patients were enrolled at study sites in North America, Europe, and Asia.
The data of ACTT-1 confirm a benefit from remdesivir in hospitalized COVID-19 patients with severe disease, but Dr. Beigel said he agrees with the current FDA indication that supports treatment in any hospitalized COVID-19 patient.
"We saw bigger benefits in patients with more severe infections. The benefits are not as large in patients with mild disease, but I think remdesivir should be considered in any hospitalized patient," Dr. Beigel said.
This point of view is shared.
The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems ruffle feathers with POTUS fitness bill
NEWS THIS MORNING
Oh this should go over well. Swimmingly, even!:
House Democrats unveiled a bill this morning to create a 17-member panel to assess the president's "capacity" to perform the job. https://bit.ly/3iST44p
Is the panel designed just for Trump?: Well, the commission would be permanent but is definitely a shot at President Trump Donald John TrumpBiden campaign raises over M on day of VP debate Trump chastises Whitmer for calling him 'complicit' in extremism associated with kidnapping scheme Trump says he hopes to hold rally Saturday despite recent COVID-19 diagnosis MORE, whose capacities have been questioned amid his coronavirus treatment.
Where Pelosi stands: "Speaker Nancy Pelosi Nancy PelosiOn The Money: Trump says talks on COVID-19 aid are now 'working out' | Pelosi shoots down piecemeal approach | Democrats raise questions about Trump tax audits Trump retweets reporter saying 25th Amendment is not equivalent to a 'coup' Trump responds to Pelosi bringing up 25th Amendment: 'Crazy Nancy is the one who should be under observation' MORE (D-Calif.), a sharp critic of the president, has fueled those questions in the days since Trump returned to the White House after three nights in the hospital, floating the idea that Trump's drug regimen — which includes a steroid linked to mood swings — might be affecting his decisionmaking."
Pelosi told reporters this morning: "This is not about President Trump; he will face the judgment of the voters. But he shows the need for us to create a process for future presidents."
Reaction from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Addison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellOvernight Health Care: Regeneron asks for emergency authorization of coronavirus treatment Trump received | McConnell says he hasn't visited White House in two months due to coronavirus | Employer-sponsored health insurance premiums rise 4 percent McConnell says he hasn't visited White House in two months due to coronavirus Human Rights Campaign unveils its congressional scorecard ahead of election MORE (R-Ky.): "Look, that's absurd. Absolutely absurd. Again, right here in this last three weeks before the election, I think those kinds of wild comments should be largely discounted."
Chances of a coronavirus relief bill before the election? Unlikely:
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said a COVID-19 relief package passed before the Nov. 3 elections is "unlikely." https://bit.ly/30R2dnF
In McConnell's words: "I think the murkiness is a result of the proximity to the election, and everybody kind of trying to elbow for political advantage. I'd like to see us rise above that … but I think that's unlikely in the next three weeks."
Back story: "Talks between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Steven Terner MnuchinOn The Money: Trump says talks on COVID-19 aid are now 'working out' | Pelosi shoots down piecemeal approach | Democrats raise questions about Trump tax audits House Democrats to unveil bill to create commission on 'presidential capacity' Trump's new Iran sanctions raise alarm over humanitarian access MORE and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows Mark Randall
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Полтавська жіноча художньо-реміснича школа імені С. С. Хрульова — середній навчальний заклад у Полтаві. Заснований у 1912 році на кошти громадського діяча, дійсного статського радника, голови правління Полтавського земельного банку, голови правління Полтавського відділення імператорського Російського музичного товариства С. С. Хрульова. У 1920 році реорганізовано на художньо-текстильну школу з відділеннями: текстильне, художніх робіт, художньої вибівки, шиття верхнього одягу і білизни. У 1923 році перетворена на індустріально-технічну профшколу, в якій учні навчалися килимарству, художньому ткацтву, вишивці (українській та народів світу). Термін навчання: трирічний. Серед викладачів: художники Є. І. Прибильська, Є. Балута, Н. О. Залозна (директор у 1923—1928 роках). Школа функціонувала до 1928 року. Навчальний заклад розміщувався на території, де тепер знаходиться Полтавський будинок зв'язку.

Будинок школи збудований у 1912 році за проектом архітекторів С. П. Тимошенка та О. М. Варяницина в модерністичній стильовій течії українського архітектурного стилю.

Література
 «Полтавщина:Енциклопедичний довідник». Довідник. (За ред. А. В. Кудрицького.- К.: УЕ, 1992). Стор. 718

Посилання
 Історія Полтави — Полтавська жіноча художньо-реміснича школа імені С. С. Хрульова

Освіта в Полтаві
Засновані в Україні 1912


Have to give Inmarsat credit. They are pushing multiple launchers and creating an environment where the prices continue downward.
I agree. There are going to be an awful lot of high quality EELV-class launchers in the world – all seeking a slice of the commercial market pie. With the GEO market on hold while everyone watches to see if LEO is the next big thing (count me as a skeptic) it's a buyer's market for GEO/GTO launches. I wonder how much of a discount everyone is offering on their first several flights?


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I'm Ben, and some of you might have seen me around here, lurking close to Steve and Claude and Christine, trying to convince you that I'm part of the "Kelowna Scotch and Fine Spirits" Crew, without putting in any of the actual work.
But then Steve asked me a few weeks ago if I wanted to give the toast to the lassies tonight, so I guess my freeloading days are over.
So when Steve asked me to give the toast I thought to myself "I can do this! I have Scottish parents (this is my Dad's kilt I stole/inherited), I grew up in a house that hosted Rabbie Burns Suppers, and I have even heard speak of these "fair lassies".
But lo and behold, though, when yesterday arrived, and somehow, even with all of this natural "skill" my toast had not written itself and I had sit down and get to it! So I chatted briefly with my Scottish dad and I asked him "what does it take to give a good 'toast to the lassies' at a Burns Supper" and he replied, "well you should give it with a scotch in hand" – check – "and just like any public speaking you should be well prepared. You should get going if it's happening on Friday" to which I replied "dad, it's tomorrow". And after a heavy sigh he replied "well that's unfortunate for the lassie giving the reply to your toast – I hope it isn't Ellen!" (my wife, who is, in fact, giving the reply to this gem of a toast).
But I guess I should get on to the point of this, which, as far as I can tell (by looking it up on the BBC), is meant to be the "humorous highlight of any Burns Night" and here I've inserted a note to myself: if there have been laughs so far, say something clever, like "you're welcome" and if not, then apologize and say "I'm sorry".
The real point of this toast, though, is to praise the role of women in the world today by using quotes from Burns' work. Which is somewhat difficult as, if you're not aware, the role of women in the world today has changed a bit since Burns' time in the late 1700s, and so has the way one might use prose to convey this.
It's been said that Robert Burns was a great lover of the lassies; he saw lassies as those to be loved, to chase in the pursuit of physical intimacy, and to befriend. Which is exactly the state of women in the world today, right Ellen?
Ok, so I pulled up a website of Burns' poetry which you could search by keyword and entered "woman" – there were just a few hundred poems. No sweat.
For fear my jewel tine.
And I thought that was nice, but then read the similarly titled "My Wife's a Wanton Wee Thing" which takes on a very different tone and involves hitting said wife with a claw – not a song to be singing today.
So I read on for a while more and found that as Burns aged so did his love and respect of women. I realized this is what happens when a man dies at 37, and a country decides all of his poetry is a national treasure; you end up reading a bunch of poems he wrote in his teens and early 20s. These are love poems written by a teenager – hardly a good place to find poignant and relevant views on women.
Ben – It's been some time since I had the pleasure of giving the toast, but do remember being asked the same question at one of our last Burns Suppers by my friend Paul who was to give it for the first time. I then quickly pointed him in your mum's direction and said he should talk to her, as she is just more knowledgeable about such matters.
Thank you Ben, for those beautiful sentiments, and thank you to Ben's dad Stewart, for knowing that Ben would need some pretty words to appease his wife.
As Ben mentioned, he was asked a few weeks ago to give this toast – which really was very nice and thoughtful of Steve and Claude to give Ben so much time to really ponder and consider what he wanted to say tonight. I was asked to respond to Ben's toast on behalf of the lassies, and while I won't rehash his points about preparation I will note that it was with a bit of increasing panic in the last week that I would ask Ben when he was going to write his speech.
So I found myself at work this morning, with a freshly written speech in my inbox from Ben, and less than 12 hours to write a response. Now unfortunately I do not have a Scottish father to check-in with about all things Robbie Burns, and I could ask my lovely Scottish mother-in-law about writing the reply to the toast, but, I mean, I have to get this done in less than 12 hours and who would expect someone to help write a speech in that little time! So I turned to Google.
Apparently, I am not the only lassie to have this problem.
So before I toast the laddies, I wanted to thanks all the lasses who have come before me and from whom I can borrow a few words.
Here's to the laddies – A whole array of them.
They're charming and talented – each one a gem.
At eating and drinking and talking so well?
What they're really best at is procrastination.
But let us not sell our laddies up short.
For they do noble deeds of many a sort.
It brings such joy to this section of the pub.
And make sure that this time Claude has his microphone off.
They're strong, they're bold and surprisingly frisky.


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As a birth attendant I am used to holding babies only moments old. I've taken all the newborn first aid/cpr and blood pathogens classes required for a birth worker and keep my credentials up to date even though I'm not attending births at the moment.
I'm also a photoshop junkie. When you come to me for a portrait (vs lifestyle) session you receive hand-edited images. I may deliver fewer images than someone else, but that is because each image I present to you must be something worthy of hanging on your walls. Another majorly cool thing about being a photoshop guru is that I will never dangle your baby from anything or put their head or neck in compromising positions. Their safety is my #1 concern. BUT - with the magic of photoshop, we can easily make it look like your sweet pea is hanging on crocheted swing or have his lil noggin upright with hands placed below.
Lastly - I've just moved. Which means I'm rebuilding my brand and my client base here in Haymarket, VA. Which means I'm offering all inclusive newborn sessions for a fraction of the cost they were previously.
Lastly Lastly — don't forget to add gift certificates to your registry!
Of course there's more but you get the idea. If you have any additional questions please feel free to email me.
Will you come to my home for a session? Ideally not. While this was something I offered previously I have found that my final product is exponentially more consistent when I work from a consistent location. Topped with Moms who should be resting getting stressed about having a tidy home for a stranger and it was just not the best thing for my clients.
Now I prefer to invite you into my home, offer you a comfy cozy chair and footrest, a cup of tea and snacks. While you peacefully cruise your phone or watch from an arms reach away.
Of course I've learned to never say never (especially for special circumstances) so please feel free to ask me if you think this is you.
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I am no longer leasing the old studio space in Merrifield, VA. And while I am actively looking for a space closer to home, I am putting in a concerted effort into rebuilding my client list, natural outdoor backdrops and enjoying life in the country!
How do I book a session? Just send me a message via the form above and you'll be well on your way. I'll confirm that I have availability for your birthday window and we can start discussing colors and how you anticipate using the images! As soon as I've confirmed availability for your date you can purchase the session above.
Do you offer gift certificates? Of course! Portrait sessions are one of the coolest things to put on your baby registry! I even offer gift certificates in $50 increments so a group of your family and friends can work towards purchasing you this amazing lil memory. I do ask that you order gift certificates 2 weeks in advance or choose the digital download option to print off at home.


At least 48 police officers were among the 57 people that were injured on Saturday during protests held here over the rising fuel prices in the country.
"This Saturday, December 1, serious incidents happened in the centre of Toulouse as part of the unsanctioned rallies. The security forces were attacked by the demonstrators. The last updated report indicates that 57 people were injured, including 48 police officers," Sputnik quoted a statement from the Haute-Garonne prefecture as saying on Sunday.
The statement further confirmed that five of the 48 police officers were hospitalised.
The protest was held by the "yellow vests", what French drivers are commonly referred to as owing to the yellow reflective vests they wear. Demonstrations have been held since November 2017 to protest the rising fuel prices.
In 2017, the President Emmanuel Macron-led government raised the direct tax on diesel, the most common fuel in the country. Since January 2018, diesel prices have increased by around 23 per cent, while petrol is retailed at 15 per cent higher costs. The prices are expected to rise further in January next year.


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Chopping Mall aside, McBride's personal tastes and sensibilities seem to be perfectly aligned with this project! All of these developments should cause even the most skeptical of Halloween fans to feel optimistic about the potential for this movie. Stay tuned to Horror News Network for more details on the film as they break!


This summer, Pure Order Brewery hosts a series of concerts, called "Rhythm & Brews," featuring concert performances in a variety of genres—upbeat bluegrass, rock, reggae, even a few soulful solo guitar acts—that are sure to satisfy all musical tastes.
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Yoga in the Woods Creates Unity in the Community
Arts & Entertainment June 26, 2015 / 5:53 PM
Shaker Woods in Columbiana will be the host of the first Yoga in the Woods festival on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Yoga in the Woods is the brainchild of Shannon Galvin and Lauren Verzilli, two yoga instructors that originate in the Mahoning Valley. The event is filled with different yoga classes and informational classes on crystals, health and well-being. Local vendors will also be present offering different organic, hand-made and specialty items for sale.
Galvin, originally from Columbiana, said she came up with the idea for Yoga in the Woods when she was driving home after moving from Chicago.
"I moved back to the area from Chicago, where I had lived for about 14 years. I was teaching at a yoga studio there that participated in a yoga festival called Sukhava Bodhe. It's a local festival about two hours out of the city that's held on a big plot of farmland. Driving back home from Chicago, I thought, how can I bring Sukhava Bodhe to Youngstown?" Galvin said. "I thought of Shaker Woods in Columbiana, since that's where I grew up. I immediately thought, we can call it Yoga in the Woods! So I called Shaker Woods and they said that they'd want to host the event. I knew I couldn't do it on my own and needed someone fresh and young, and that's when I called Lauren. She loved the idea and we went with it."
Yoga in the Woods is expected to draw around 500 people. Tickets are $25 for adults, $10 for children 12 years old and younger and can be purchased at the door. Attendees are encouraged to bring yoga mats, tents, coolers and anything else they need to keep comfortable throughout the day.
Galvin said the purpose of Yoga in the Woods is to bring a sense of togetherness in the community by providing an environment that is host to "everything good for your body, mind and soul."
"This community is my heart. Coming here, it seemed like there was a lack of knowledge concerning what yoga could be and what it truly is. It has nothing to do with being the best teacher or being the best studio. It's about unity," Galvin said. "Uniting and embracing the local talent and beings in this area. The whole purpose of Yoga in the Woods is unity."
Verzilli agrees, saying that Yoga in the Woods is supposed to create a peaceful domain where people in the community can experience or learn about the true meaning of yoga- togetherness and spirituality.
"I got into yoga through the spiritual aspect. I started overwhelmed and stressed, and I began with just the breathing," Verzilli said. "After that, I realized all of the other benefits of it — spiritual, emotional and mental. The physical aspects came after, they were secondary. Yoga isn't about being fit. It's about being peaceful. We want to show people that side of yoga through Yoga in the Woods."