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Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling, Steve Carell and Brad Pitt star in this true-life satire about four outsiders who profit from the financial crash. Bale is hedge fund manager, Michael Burry who, in 2005, spots signs on instability in the US housing market and devises how to make a fortune when the bubble bursts. Meanwhile Gosling is amoral banker, Jared Vennett who joins forces with money manager, Mark Baum (Carell) and two rookies coax retired trader, Ben Rickert (Pitt) back into the game to help them make a killing in the flailing market.
Bickering buddies, Ben Barber (Kevin Hart) and James Payton (Ice Cube) are back in this hysterical follow-up to the 2014 original. Ben is now a fully-fledged Atlanta cop and engaged to James' long-suffering, tough cookie sister, Angela (Tika Sumpter), but just as the couple are preparing for their upcoming nuptials, the mismatched cops are given a new assignment . . . Benjamin Bratt co-stars.
Cassie Sullivan (Chloe Moretz) is a normal teenage girl living a normal teenage life. Until, the US military detects a UFO in Earth's orbit, planning for invasion. However, the alien invasion isn't immediate, it comes in waves, and by the fourth wave, life as we know it, is over. With the aliens now inhabiting human hosts, what's left of humanity are paranoid and mistrusting, can Carrie survive the fifth and final wave and save her younger brother? Liev Schreiber, Nick Robinson and Ron Livingston co-star in this thrilling sci-fi drama.
It's 2002 and and American political consulting firm , headed up by the feisty and determined, Jane Bodine (Sandra Bullock) has been hired to ensure that politician, Pedro Castillo (Joaquim de Almeida) win the Bolivian Presidential Election. However, Bodine has her work cut out for her; Castillo requires ample media training and her old nemesis, Pat Candy (Billy Bob Thornton) arrives on the scene as a member of the opposition. As Bodine battles to get her man into a position of power, the fate of the entire country hangs in the balance . . .
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Q: What is the purpose for webcomponents-sd-ce-pf.js I am building a webcomponent based application and I am eliminating unnecessary code in my bundles. To compile es5 elements, I've added the webcomponentsjs polyfills and it suggested two script files to attach:
"node_modules/@webcomponents/webcomponentsjs/bundles/webcomponents-sd-ce-pf.js"
"node_modules/@webcomponents/webcomponentsjs/custom-elements-es5-adapter.js"

It seems I can't get away without the adapter but it seems to be working fine without webcomponents-sd-ce-pf.js. I'd like to ask about its purpose. The documentation seems to be a bit vague about it.

A: if you want to support IE or (legacy) Edge you will need it.

A: They are webcomponents polyfills.

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*webcomponents-sd-ce-pf.js

sd(Shadow DOM),ce(Custom Elements), pf(polyfill)

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*custom-elements-es5-adapter.js

According to the spec, only ES6 classes (https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/scripting.html#custom-element-conformance) may be passed to the native customElements.define API. For best performance, ES6 should be served to browsers that support it, and ES5 code should be serve to those that don't. Since this may not always be possible, it may make sense to compile and serve ES5 to all browsers. However, if you do so, ES5-style custom element classes will now not work on browsers with native Custom Elements because ES5-style classes cannot properly extend ES6 classes, like HTMLElement.

github: https://github.com/webcomponents/polyfills

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Original 1st printing (OP-2 in the Eric King guide, the lighter/"money" green version) 13&7/8 x 19&7/8" concert poster for the Grateful Dead appearing with the Oxford Circle at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, CA from 11/4-5/1966.
Art by Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse, image is # 33 in the Family Dog/Avalon series.
Medium-thick flat vellum stock poster has been professionally restored to near mint to excellent (A-/B+ to B+) condition; there are filled pin/tack holes in each of the four corners and in the bottom center margin, along with a couple of tiny sealed edge tears and flattened/pressed out tiny bends in the four corners, but overall the piece looks VERY sharp/clean... really sharp restoration job, whomever did it.
A GORGEOUS lightly-restored example of the 1st printing FD 33 poster.


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Glaucoma runs in my family. My dad has it. He puts medicated drops in his eyes every day, to lower the pressure on his retina -- the light-senstivive tissue at the back of the eye. Lowering this pressure prevents further damage to the optic nerves which connect the retina to the brain.
If he didn't use the drops, the vitreous humor (fluid) would build up and cause extreme eye pressure, damage the optic nerve. Eventually, he would develop tunnel vision. Then the tunnel would get smaller and smaller, until it disappeared altogether.
He would be completely blind.
I have high pressures in my eyes too, since my early 20's. But the optic nerve still looks good, so no drops yet. But I do worry about my vision, a different kind of seeing.
I used to think of depression as seeing only the negatives in an envelope of photographs. The images on the negatives are real, but they're the dark version, the ghosts of familiar objects floating with eerie shadows. It's the creepy side of reality.
But today I revised this metaphor. I think depression is more like glaucoma. We're still aware of our surroundings, what they're supposed to look like, but we can't see beyond the small tunnel. Our spiritual vitreous humor is backed up, creating extreme pressure that chokes our vision, shuts our soul windows.
I've been struggling for months to keep a positive outlook. Life has been challenging, and I've worried considerably about my most vulnerable loved ones. Even when the pressure has been siphoned off, I've still had trouble seeing.
I couldn't find the crock pot or my auto insurance card. I lost shoes and a jacket. There were missing hand towels, medical reports, car tags, house keys. I couldn't find joy, the light or my future.
Then today I woke up happy. No particular reason. Of course I embraced it. But I noticed that it felt a lot like when we fall in love, how that high suppresses any negative reality. The joy supercedes worry and pain. We can get a speeding ticket or a late fee, stub our big toe or forget to pick up a prescription, but that's okay. We're in love, and when we've got that, we can handle just about anything.
Even soul glaucoma, at least when it's in remission.
When it's not, I can't handle the slightest hangnail. All obstacles, even the tiniest blips that very few radars would ever pick up, feel like a horrendous assault on my spiritual being. And it's all because I can't see. I'm blind. And what I can't see, even though I know it's still there, feels lost forever.
Today when my joy returned, I found many other lost items. I found the crock pot in a lower cabinet. I remembered that my lost shoes and jacket had been relocated to a storage unit to make space in my closet. I found my auto insurance card, right where it'd always been, in my wallet. My hand towels were near the crock pot, the medical reports were in an accordion folder, and the car tags were where I'd left them six weeks earlier. So were the house keys.
These items were never lost. I just couldn't see them, or remember where I'd put them before I lost my joy. It was as if a life recorder had stopped where my vision ended, and the useful tapes were just out of reach. The recorder stopped creating new memories, at least ones I wanted to remember.
Depression is very real, and can be as debilitating as complete blindness. Even worse, once that tunnel completely closes off, so does the human. Because it isn't only a sense of light we lose as our retina ceases to measure it; our life energy stops registering. The life force never makes it to the brain.
I'll hold on to this joy for as long as I can, this light I can feel and see. I'll believe it's permanent, just as I often believe the darkness is.


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I don't want to come across as proud, haughty or arrogant.
Because I'm not any of those things.
But I do want to share with you that I just got an unexpected honor.
Investopedia, the world's largest financial education and information website, just named me as one of their Top 100 Most Influential Financial Advisors.
Beyond the top 10, the financial advisors were just listed alphabetically. Which, as I can attest from being last on the role call all through high school, puts me way down near the bottom of the list.
Point is, I don't know if Investopedia thinks I'm the 11th most influential financial advisor or the 100th.
But that doesn't matter. What this means is that I'm getting my message out that rocking retirement in the 21st century is a completely different animal.
One retiree at a time, I'm convincing people to look at life and retirement a little different than they have.
To find more joy in each day now.
To search out more fulfillment in retirement.
To noodle on agile retirements strategies that will carry you through your Golden Years.
And all without being a "smart" advisor.
Basically, to put more good in the world. To me, that's pretty cool.
Glad you asked. I don't know that I really fit in with the financial advisors I admire on Investopedia's list.
There's Michael Kitces, for instance, who runs The Kitces Report and a podcast that numbers nerds like me love: Nerd's Eye View.
Then there's Jeff Rose, the CEO and founder of Alliance Wealth Management and goodfinancialcents.com.
Kirk Chisolm with his 53,000 social media followers.
Until you get to me.
I'm honored to share space on a list with advisors like this. My influence may not stretch as far as these guys, but I am reaching people.
In fact, this might be a good occasion to share a few numbers for my podcast. I'm going out on a limb to do this, but these numbers get me amped up.
I'm a numbers nerd, after all.
I was on the air for two weeks before anyone (really!) downloaded my podcast. Ouch.
My first 100+ download day came 10 weeks after I started.
It was another five weeks before I saw that many downloads again.
In May, people downloaded episodes of the Retirement Answer Man more than 44,000 times.
In June, we'll probably beat that number by a couple thousand.
Three years and a whole lot of persistence pays off.
Those numbers may not seem staggering to you or to fans of some of the other influencers on Investopedia's list, but you can consider me staggered.
I never dreamed going into this that I could spread my net quite so far to noodle with listeners about the ins and outs of retirement.
But I want to share with you three secrets of influence that I've discovered that could help you if you're trying to build your own influence before you retire.
I view my podcast as a service to help you live a better life now and through retirement. But beyond the broader mission, one of the most enjoyable things I do is Retirement Plan LIVE.
I invite listeners on the air to walk through a retirement planning process to show them (and you) a great framework for an ideal retirement. It's fun for listeners to follow along with these case studies.
My downloads always spike when I do these. Getting permission to show my podcast listeners how I work has really upped my influence.
You don't get more influential by telling people how to do things. You get more influential by allowing people to tell you how it should be done.
Taking feedback and running with it has been critical for me in achieving the meager influence I have. It will work well for you too.
It's hard sometimes to be yourself when you feel like people are listening to what you have to say. But I've managed.
Along the way to where I am, I've actually been accused of being goofy (which means someone is paying attention)!
My wonderful assistant has asked me not to sing on the air (and probably rightly so).
But whether people want to listen to me sing or not, that's who I am. And people connect with that better than a stuffed shirt. I believe authenticity may be your quickest route to influence. Not everyone will connect with who you are, but some people will. And that's how influence grows.
Even for a numbers nerd.
Thank you for being part of my journey. I wish you the best on your own.
I'd love to hear about the people that have influenced you on your retirement journey? Share them in the comments.


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Justia Patents Benjamin Schramm Inventions, Patents and Patent Applications
Patents by Inventor Benjamin Schramm
Benjamin Schramm has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
SNAP NUT CONCRETE ANCHOR ASSEMBLY
Abstract: The present disclosure describes an anchor device for receiving and securing a shaft thereto. The device includes an outer housing within which a jaw assembly is secured. The outer housing of the device may in turn be secured to or within a support structure such as a building component. Jaw components of the jaw assembly may be threaded. Furthermore, the jaw assembly has at least two configurations. In a first configuration, at least one jaw component is positioned away from a central shaft axis against the biasing force of a biasing member. A removable or reconfigurable holding member or stop member selectively secures the at least one jaw component in its position. In as second configuration, the holding member is reconfigured by the inserted shaft to trigger movement of the at least one jaw component toward the central shaft axis and into contact with the shaft.
Inventors: Manfred DROSTE, Benjamin SCHRAMM
POLE SANDER
Abstract: A handheld pole sander is provided including an elongate body having two ends, the elongate body including a first pole and a second pole made partially of electrically conductive material and capable of sliding in and out of each other in a telescopic manner the first pole and second pole are made from electrically conductive material. An electric motor electrically controlled by control electronics is provided, and a sanding head is attached via a pivot mechanism to a first end of the elongate body. At least one seal is located between overlapping parts of the first pole and second pole. The seal includes an electrically conductive material and provides an electrical connection between the first pole and second pole. Alternatively, at least one electrical contact is provided between the first pole and second pole to provide an electrical connection between the first pole and second pole.
Abstract: A handheld pole sander is provided including an elongate body having two ends, an electric motor electrically controlled by control electronics, and a sanding head attached via a pivot mechanism to a first end of the elongate body. The sanding head includes a hood and an output spindle projecting from the hood and rotatably driven by the electric motor. At least part of the elongate body includes a heat conductive part being at least partially made of heat conductive material. The control electronics are mounted on the elongate body adjacent to or in direct contact with the heat conductive part of the elongate body.
Abstract: A pole sander is provided including an elongate body having a first end and a second end, an electric motor, and a sanding head attached via a pivot mechanism to the first end of the elongate body. The sanding head includes a hood including a plate and a peripheral wall formed on the underside of the plate around an edge of the plate; an output spindle that projects from the hood and is rotatably driven by the electric motor around a rotational axis; and a brush ring mounted on the underside of the plate adjacent the edge of the plate inside of the peripheral wall. The brush ring is attached to the plate via a spring comprising at least one of a leaf spring or a wave spring.
Abstract: A pole sander is provided including an elongate body including a passageway for passage of air, an electric motor, and a sanding head attached via a pivot mechanism to a first end of the elongate body. The sanding head includes a hood including a plate and a sidewall to form a chamber, an output spindle projecting from the hood and rotatably driven by the electric motor, and a tubular passage including a first end forming an opening and a second end coupled to an aperture formed through the plate. A flexible pipe is disposed between the passageway at the first end of the elongate body and the opening of the tubular passage to fluidly connect the passageway to the chamber. The tubular passage is oriented at least partially around a portion of the output spindle in a turning direction of the output spindle and extending angularly from the plate.
Abstract: A pole sander is provided including an elongate body having a longitudinal axis, and a sanding head attached via a pivot mechanism to a first end of the elongate body. The sanding head includes a hood including a plate and a sidewall to form a chamber, an output spindle projecting through the hood into the chamber, and an electric motor mounted on the hood and configured to rotatably drive the output spindle about a rotational axis. The pivot mechanism allows the sanding head to pivot around a pivot axis that intersects the sanding head forward of at least one of a centre of gravity of the sanding head or the rotational axis of the output spindle relative to the elongate body when the longitudinal axis of the elongate body is located parallel to the plane of the plate.
Abstract: A pole sander is provided including an elongate body having a first end and a second end and forming a passageway, a sanding head attached via a pivot mechanism to the first end of the elongate body and including an output spindle projecting into a chamber, an electric motor mounted on the sanding head, and a rear housing mounted on or proximate the second end of the elongate body including control electronics therein to control the motor via an electric cable. At least a portion of the electric cable locates against a flexible pipe connecting the passageway to the sanding head.
Filed: April 9, 2018
Date of Patent: February 16, 2021
Assignee: BLACK & DECKER INC.
Cast-in-place anchors
Abstract: A cast-in-place anchor and method of securing it to a wooden form board. Such cast-in-place anchors include a body defining a cavity and having a base for positioning the body on a wooden form board. The body being securable to the wooden form board by at least one fixing member. An opening is disposed in the base in communication with the cavity and a plurality of additional openings are in the body in communication with the cavity. A threaded member is provided in the cavity. A support member is also provided in the cavity for supporting the threaded member and for restricting the ingress of wet concrete through the additional openings into contact with the threaded member in use. The anchor is configured such that after concrete pouring, concrete setting, and form board removal, a threaded rod can be inserted into the opening in the base of the body.
Date of Patent: September 1, 2020
Inventor: Benjamin Schramm
Cast-in-place anchor assembly
Abstract: A anchor is disclosed for suspending objects below a metal deck after concrete setting. The assembly includes an anchor body having a threaded opening, a sleeve mounted to the anchor body and defining a sleeve opening. The opening extends away from the anchor body. The sleeve also has a flexible portion that elastically flexes upon insertion of the sleeve through a hole in a metal deck. The sleeve is narrower than the width of the flexible portion. The anchor also includes a support defining a supporting channel through which the anchor body extends and that is configured to permit sliding movement, but restrict tilting movement, of the support relative to the anchor body. Also included is a spring for biasing the support along the anchor body towards the sleeve so that opposite sides of a metal deck are clamped between the support and the flexible portion of the sleeve.
Filed: June 7, 2018
Date of Patent: April 28, 2020
Publication date: October 18, 2018
Mopping device with a multi-turn actuator
Patent number: 8544133
Abstract: A mopping device includes a mopping head having at least one of a mopping cloth, a mopping cover, a mopping bundle, and a mopping pad. The mopping device further includes a handle and a multi-turn actuator.
Filed: April 24, 2006
Date of Patent: October 1, 2013
Assignee: Leifheit AG
Inventors: Klaus-Juergen Fischer, Markus Klotz, Benjamin Schramm
Device for mincing food
Abstract: A device for cutting food includes a slide operable to receive a food product that is slid across the slide so as to perform a cutting procedure. A cutting blade including a cutting edge is included. A switch is included operable to switch the device from a neutral position in which the cutting edge is at least one of covered and recessed, to a cutting position in which the cutting edge is neither covered nor recessed.
Inventors: Markus Klotz, Benjamin Schramm
Holder with shaft element for a device for mincing food
Abstract: A food holder for a grater or a slicer, having a shaft element into which food that is to be minced can be placed and through which it can be conveyed to a device for mincing foods that can be connected to the holder is characterized in that the shaft element has an elongated cross section.
Inventors: Markus Klotz, Benjamin Schramm, Christian Gross, Stephan Gerster
ROTATABLY DRIVEN MOPPING DEVICE
Applicant: Leifheit AG
PRESS DEVICE FOR FOOD
Abstract: A press device for food includes a pressing plate having a plurality of openings and at least one handle connected to the pressing plate. The openings are configured to each receive a portion of the food product therethrough upon an application of a force to the at least one handle.
Publication date: July 2, 2009
Motion detecting system for use in a safety system for power equipment
Abstract: A woodworking machine including a detection system adapted to detect a dangerous condition between a person and a working portion of the machine is disclosed. The machine includes a reaction system associated with the detection system to cause a predetermined action to take place relative to the working portion upon detection of the dangerous condition. A motion detection system is adapted to detect motion of the working portion and to disable the reaction system when the working portion is not moving. The motion detection system may include a sensor, such as a Hall effect sensor, an electromagnetic field sensor, an optical sensor, or an electrical sensor. The woodworking machine may take the form of a saw, the working portion may be a blade adapted to cut when spinning, and the dangerous condition may be a person contacting the blade.
Inventors: Stephen Gass, Robert Chamberlain, J. Fulmer, Joel Jensen, Benjamin Schramm
Food holder having a shaft element with a removable food pusher for a device for mincing food
Patent number: D567583


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#StormWarning: Women's Basketball Ready For Conference, Home Opener
Alderson Broaddus
Alderson Broaddus (0-4, 0-1) 17 11 19 23 70
Lake Erie (3-2, 1-0) 18 15 13 26 72
Pts: Yasmin Norman - 16
Reb: 3 Players (#03, #34, #TM) - 5
Ast: 9 Players (#01, #03, #05, #11, #12, #14, #22, #24, #34) - 1
Pts: Josie Chaddock - 20
Reb: Team - 10
Ast: Josie Chaddock - 4
(PAINESVILLE, Ohio) – After splitting four non-conference games to open up the season, Lake Erie will open G-MAC this weekend with contests against Alderson Broaddus and Davis & Elkins. The Storm will entertain the Battlers (0-3) first on Thursday with a 5:30 p.m. start.
The Storm were picked to finish 10th in the G-MAC Preseason Coaches Poll presented by Under Armour with 61 points last month. AB was slated 13th with 31 points. The teams met twice last season with Lake Erie falling early in the season on the road 75-67 before resurging in the second half of the season and winning at home 75-59 en route to a G-MAC tournament appearance.
"When we put together this year's schedule we wanted to make sure we challenged our team prior to conference play so we are ready to take on the G-MAC. We are excited to open up with AB and D&E and see where we are at with the lesson's learned, but more importantly to see where our habits are after being tried and tested this past weekend."
So far this season Lake Erie has been a tough team to score on and is seventh in the G-MAC with 69.0 points per game allowed. Opposing teams are averaging just 38.3 percent from the field, the fourth-best mark in the conference. That number improves behind the arc as the Storm leads the league in 3-point field goal defense with a mark of .239.
Lake Erie has also been strong on the boards with 26.5 defensive rebounds per game, fifth in the G-MAC.
Alderson Broaddus can flash some defense as well as they have averaged 11.0 steals per game so far this season, second in the G-MAC. The Battlers have also been strong on the glass on the offensive end with 13.3 offensive boards per game, the third-best mark in the conference.
Individually Farrah Benner has led the Storm in scoring so far this season with 12.5 points per game, No. 13 in the G-MAC. Ashley West is 11th in rebounding with 6.8 rebounds a game, while Jose Chaddock has done well setting up the offense with 4.8 assists per game, third-most in the league. Chaddock is also fourth in free throw percentage as she has made 91.7 percent from the line so far.
On the opposite end Jenna Weatherspoon leads the Battlers with 11.7 points per game, No. 17 in the conference. Myriam Garcia is just outside the top five in rebounding with 7.3 boards a contest. Teammate Yasmin Norman isn't far behind with 6.7 a game. Garcia has proven to be tough inside the paint defensively with a pair of blocked shots per game for the best mark in the league.


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Q: Cannot use FaceTime HD Camera on VirtualBox Ubuntu 18.04 guest OS I installed Virtualbox & extension pack 6.0.6 on OSX host(on Mackbook pro with Type-c, 2018 15". Mojave 10.14.4).
On this VBox configuration, I installed Ubuntu 18.04 as guest with default configuration(no modification to settings except for Enabling USB Controller)
I enabled Facetime HD Camera VirtualBox(Menu bar > Devices > Webcams > Facetime HD Camera checkbox on), but when I test the /dev/video0 and /dev/video1 with cheese command on guest blank screen shows up with this error:
** Message: 15:09:30.041: cheese-application.vala:211: Error during camera setup: No device found
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...(omitted: one common thing was assertion: device != NULL failed)
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** (cheese:1592): CRITICAL **: 15:09:30.053: cheese_preferences_dialog_setup_resolutions_for_device: assertion 'device != NULL' failed

Also, the green light on the Macbook indicating that the camera is in use, does not blink at all during the whole process. In addition to that, there's no Application registered to Privacy settings on OSX that has requested Camera access.
I reinstalled VirtualBox, but there's no change after that. I also reinstalled guest Ubuntu but the problem still persists.
I also tried manually attaching camera with terminal command VBoxManage controlvm (vmname) attach .1(or its hardware id starting with 0x), but that does not change anything.

A: Your problem seems to be that Ubuntu 18.04 doesn't come with support for the FaceTime HD camera out of the box. In addition to setting up VirtualBox correctly (which you seem to have done), you'll also need to install driver support within Ubuntu.
You can use the script given here:
https://gist.github.com/Stono/990ea9f0b3c41606c292f00382d421bf
or download the driver source code manually here:
https://github.com/patjak/bcwc_pcie
The GitHub link also has pointers to a Wiki with more information.

A: This happened to me today and the fix with GitHub and scripts did not work. But I followed the ideas on VirtualBox page and web camera came right up on Ubuntu 18.04 VM running on MacOS host. Mac OS 10.15.04. MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)
Link to VirtualBox WebCam Passthrough documentation
Short steps in nutshell for setup on Mac terminal
Get a list of host webcams, or other video input devices:
$ VBoxManage list webcams

The output format is as follows:
alias "user friendly name"
host path or identifier

In my case result was
  Video Input Devices: 1
  .1 "FaceTime HD Camera (Built-in)"
  0x8020000005ac8514

The alias can be used as a shortcut in other commands.    Alias '.0' means the default video input device on the host.     Alias '.1', '.2'means first, second video input device, and so on.   The device order is host-specific.
Attach a webcam to a running VM, as follows:
VBoxManage controlvm VM name webcam attach [host_path|alias [settings]]

In my case
vboxmanage controlvm "Ubuntu 18.04" webcam attach 0x8020000005ac8514

There was authorization box stating something like "Terminal wishes to access ur webcam" and I authorized it.
Wish u best luck to connect webcam


Rift Valley fever (RVF) is an emerging zoonosis posing a public health threat to humans in Africa. During sporadic RVF outbreaks in 2008-2009 and widespread epidemics in 2010-2011, 302 laboratory-confirmed human infections, including 25 deaths (case-fatality rate, 8%) were identified. Incidence peaked in late summer to early autumn each year, which coincided with incidence rate patterns in livestock. Most case-patients were adults (median age 43 years), men (262; 87%), who worked in farming, animal health or meat-related industries (83%). Most case-patients reported direct contact with animal tissues, blood, or other body fluids before onset of illness (89%); mosquitoes likely played a limited role in transmission of disease to humans. Close partnership with animal health and agriculture sectors allowed early recognition of human cases and appropriate preventive health messaging.


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Google Services Are Back After Widespread Outages
After suffering outages, a number of Google services are now online again. The issues affected not only Google's apps, but a number of sites and services, too.
Google June 3, 2019
SpaceX To Launch 60 Starlink Internet Service Satellites
After failing to launch Starlink satellites on Wednesday, SpaceX is looking to have another crack at sending its internet satellites into space this week. The spaceflight will be broadcast via the space company's website and YouTube.
Space May 21, 2019
FCC Gives Thumbs-Up To SpaceX Low Orbit Starlink Satellite Project
SpaceX claimed that by lowering the orbit of its satellites, a safer space environment would be ensured. The company submitted its request in November last year.
Space April 29, 2019
Cloudflare Update Comes With Fast And Free VPN
Cloudflare is rolling out Warp, a free VPN service that's less battery-draining and data-heavy than most other VPN apps. It can't create virtual locations, though.
Internet April 2, 2019
Here's How To Regulate The Internet, According To Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook has a responsibility to help address issues centered around internet regulation. Here are four ideas to achieve a safe but unfractured internet, according to him.
PewDiePie Briefly Lost Top Spot On YouTube
YouTube gamer PewDiePie got dethroned briefly on Monday morning when Bollywood record label T-Series got ahead of the subscriber count for two hours. The feud between the two YouTube channels is intense.
Internet March 20, 2019
Study Shows Wikipedia Could Serve As Early Warning Device For Species Extinction
Internet traffic could reflect the presence of certain species in the wild. Researchers found that trends in Wikipedia views could be used to determine which species could be on the verge of extinction.
Animals March 6, 2019
Wi-Fi Alliance Makes Things Simple With Wi-Fi 6, Formerly Known As 802.11ax
The Wi-Fi Alliance decided to simplify the name of Wi-Fi versions, starting with renaming 802.11ax as Wi-Fi 6. This will make it much easier for consumers and the industry to remember the names of the technology.
Internet October 4, 2018
Samsung Unveils New SmartThings Mesh Router: Here's What It Does
Samsung is offering an amazing intelligent Wi-Fi system called the SmartThings Hub that will eradicate all Wi-Fi problems such as internet speed for consumers. The device can also be used to control smart home appliances.
Smart Home August 15, 2018
Firefox Unveils New Extension That Recommends Stories Based On Your Browsing Habits, Like An Internet Tour Guide
Mozilla wants users to develop a healthier relationship with the internet. So as part of its Firefox Test Pilot program, it's releasing Advance, a new feature that recommends stories based on browsing habits, helping users avoid plunging into rabbit holes.
Internet August 8, 2018
Internet Infrastructure Faces Threat From Rising Sea Levels Linked To Climate Change
Rising sea levels linked to climate change could submerge internet infrastructure as early as within 15 years. Infrastructure in three U.S. cities was found to be the most vulnerable.
Earth/Environment July 17, 2018
Say Buh-bye To StumbleUpon: Here's What You Can Do With Your Account
StumbleUpon cofounder, Garrett Camp, announced on Wednesday, May 23, that the social discovery platform will be shutting down after 16 years. However, StumbleUpon users will be able to shift their accounts to his new web discovery portal called Mix.
Internet May 25, 2018
Wikipedia Adds Pop-Up Page Previews So You Can Avoid Plunging Deep Into A Rabbit Hole
Avoid going into the rabbit hole with page previews on Wikipedia. The new feature shows a brief description of a hyperlinked topic, negating the need to open a new article and get distracted by unrelated information.
Internet April 23, 2018
Amazon's New Android Web Browser Is Called 'Internet'
Unbeknownst to many, Amazon released an Android-based web browser, and it has been available in India for over a month now. Called the Internet, Amazon described it as fast, light, and private.
Apps/Software April 19, 2018
The New Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro Is A Modern Android Smartphone That Block Internet Access
Samsung unveiled a new Android smartphone called the Galaxy J2 Pro, targeting specific audiences. While it may look like a regular smartphone, this handset has no internet access, not even to free Wi-Fi networks.
Phones/Tablets/Mobile Tech April 16, 2018
McAfee Alexa Skill Adds Voice Commands For Network Security
McAfee announced a new Alexa skill called the McAfee Secure Home Platform at MWC 2018. This skill will allow users to easily secure their home network, set parental controls, and more--all via voice commands.
Security February 27, 2018
SpaceX To Launch Test Internet Satellites Aboard Falcon 9 Rocket
Elon Musk's SpaceX company is launching two test internet satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket on Saturday, Feb. 17. What makes these satellites different from those currently at geostationary orbit?
Space February 13, 2018
Major Silicon Valley Trade Group, The Internet Association, Says It Will Sue FCC Over Net Neutrality
The fight over net neutrality continued to heat up as major Silicon Valley trade group, The Internet Association, said it will sue the FCC. It represents companies like Facebook, Google, and Netflix.
Business Tech January 7, 2018
Google X To Bring Rural India Online Via FSOC Light Beams
Google's X plans to bring parts of rural India online via FSOC light beams, starting in 2018. The company already teamed up with a telecom operator in Andhra Pradesh and has big plans for the region.
Google December 17, 2017
Internet Pioneers To FCC Regarding Net Neutrality: You Don't Know How The Internet Works
The Federal Communications Commission, ahead of its plan to kill net neutrality, is facing mountainous pressure to cancel its vote. Adding to that list is an open letter penned by some of the biggest internet pioneers.
Internet December 12, 2017
Verizon Looking To Replace Wi-Fi With 5G Residential Broadband Services In 5 Cities Next Year
Verizon officially announced plans to deploy 5G residential broadband services in the United States by the end of 2018. The rollout will begin in the second half of the year, starting with Sacramento.
Internet November 30, 2017
AT&T Nationwide Outage Confirmed: Here's What You Can Try To Get Service Back
AT&T acknowledged a nationwide outage that has prevented its subscribers from making and receiving wireless calls. The carrier has suggested a possible solution to the problem, but so has rival T-Mobile.
Massive Internet Outage Hits Major US Cities Affecting Comcast Xfinity Users
Most Comcast Xfinity internet subscribers in major U.S. cities suffered from outages on Nov. 6, reporting either slow or no connections at all. Comcast confirmed the issue rooted from a configuration error and says it's now fixed.
Internet November 7, 2017
Teens Today Less Interested In Sex, Alcohol Compared To Counterparts From Previous Decades: Are Gadgets To Blame?
American teens today are not as interested in sex, alcohol, dating, or driving compared to older generations. Here's what's happening.
Public Health September 19, 2017
A Mistake By Google Literally Broke The Internet For Half Of Japan
An error by Google literally broke the internet for half of Japan, with disruptions lasting for hours after connectivity was restored. The incident shows the fragility of the internet in a world that is increasingly becoming dependent on being online.
Google August 29, 2017
What Is Net Neutrality And Why Should You Care?
The internet, as we know it, is in trouble. If we lose the fight for net neutrality then we lose the fight for an open and free internet.
Internet July 12, 2017
Instagram Bug Locks Users Out Of Their Accounts
Many Instagram users have been locked out of the platform, and their accounts seem deleted or disabled both to them and to others. Instagram says it's a bug and it's working to fix it as soon as possible.
Internet July 7, 2017
ESA Pushes For Satellite-Based 5G Internet, Inks Deal With 16 Space Companies To Make It A Reality
The European Space Agency (ESA) champions satellite-based 5G internet and has signed a deal with European space companies to make it happen. Find out the potential gains and challenges with this technology for internet connectivity.
Internet June 23, 2017
FCC Votes To Kill Net Neutrality: Here's How It Could Affect You And What You Can Do About It
The FCC has voted to move forward with chairman Ajit Pai's proposal to weaken the rules regarding net neutrality. Here's how that could affect you and how you can make your voice heard.
High-Speed Satellite Broadband Likely On Its Way: SpaceX Tests Later This Year, Launches In 2019
The Elon Musk-owned SpaceX is determined to launch the first of a network of internet-providing satellites in 2019 and start the technology's development later in 2017. Know more from company executive Patricia Cooper speaking before the Senate.
Space May 8, 2017
Robert Taylor, Computer And Internet Pioneer, Passes Away At 85
Robert Taylor passed away at the age of 85 due to health problems. He is considered to be a pioneer of modern-day computing and communications.
Facebook Battles Revenge Porn With New Tools To Prevent Spreading: Here's How It Works
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Forget Internet Privacy: Trump Signs Controversial Online Privacy Repeal Into Law
U.S. President Donald Trump has officially signed the resolution that repeals the rules protecting the online data of users from internet providers. The controversial bill was met with opposition from online privacy advocates and consumer groups.
Security April 4, 2017
Pornhub, YouPorn Promise Increased Internet Security Amid Congress Privacy Protection Repeal
Both Pornhub and YouPorn have beefed up their internet privacy protection with HTTPS encryption. The switch comes at a time of mounting outrage against the recent repeal of internet privacy rules the FCC set last year.
Comcast Planning Major Expansion Of Its Streaming TV Services
Comcast intends to expand its reach and could launch a new service called Xfinity Instant TV for its subscribers. Xfinity Instant TV is reportedly targeted at those unwilling to subscribe to Comcast's traditional cable TV plans.
New Li-Fi Type Reportedly 100 Times Faster Than Wi-Fi, Never Overloaded
In a major breakthrough to bring faster internet, researchers at the Eindhoven University of Technology have come up with a wireless network based on infrared rays with speed 100 times faster than any Wi-Fi. It is maintenance-free and does not need power at all.
SpaceX Intends Bringing Internet To Space: How Realistic Are Elon Musk's Plans?
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk intends to bring internet to space, allowing a possible form of communication between Mars and Earth. Musk has reportedly had several secret meetings with FCC to take forward his latest project.
Space March 18, 2017
World Wide Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee: To Save The Web, These Three Things Must Be Changed
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BBC Reports Child Abuse To Facebook But Hits A Twist: Facebook Cries Foul And Calls The Cops On BBC
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Internet March 7, 2017
Verizon Announces First Fios Prepaid Plan With Internet And TV Bundle For $100
Verizon is now offering a month-to-month plan for its Fios services that features no annual contract an no deposit, with an Internet and TV bundle for about $100.
Amazon Web Services Outage Explained: A Typo Took Down A Huge Part Of The Internet
Amazon Web Services recently suffered a four-hour outage that took down thousands of websites in the United States. According to Amazon, the incident was caused by human error, in the form of an incorrectly entered command.
Data From Electronic Toys Leaked, Adds To List Of Hacker Vulnerable Devices
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Security March 3, 2017
Amazon Web Services Cloud Glitch: Outage Breaks Part Of The Internet, But It's Fine Now
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FCC Chair Moves To Halt Broadband Privacy And Data Protection Rules Passed In October
The FCC plans to halt the implementation of a data security rule that compels ISPs to protect consumer data. Ajit Pai, current FCC chairman, plants to prevent the data security obligations from taking effect on March 2.
Internet February 24, 2017
How Much You Use Online Media Is Influenced By Your Genes
Recent research says our genes have something to do with how much we spend time on the internet, whether on social media platforms, chat forums, or gaming sites.
Healthy Living/Wellness January 24, 2017
NASA Chief Jim Bridenstine Says Americans Would Have Gone To Mars Had There Been No Political Risks


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Football takes a backseat as star player departs his team to join a reality dating show
When a player works hard to ensure their team's success, it is only obvious that they get rewarded in return and receive the same level of loyalty they have shown. Normally, this return of gratitude takes place in the form of promotions, public appreciation, etc. But Macclesfield FC, a football club in England, has chosen a unique way of displaying its loyalty to one of its star players – by allowing him to leave the club, so he can join the reality television show, Love Island.
Clare is a striker of the born-again Macclesfield FC since joining its ranks back in 2021 and has been one of the major players in aiding Robbie Savage, the head of football operations, in rebuilding the club's reputation. Given that the last season saw Clare emerge as the club's top goalscorer, he signed a new deal that is supposed to remain in force until 2024.


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Six Joplin Rags for Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon
Six Joplin Rags for Reed Trio
Reed Trio
Composed by Various.
Arranged by Teil Buck.
Alry Publications #CM154.
Published by Alry Publications (AY.CM154).
This volume consists of six rags composed by Scott Joplin, arranged for oboe, clarinet and bassoon (trio d'anches) by Teil Buck. The Maple Leaf Rag was first published in 1899 and as a result of its popularity, Joplin was from then on referred to as the "King of Ragtime." The Palm Leaf Rag was composed in 1903 while Joplin lived in St. Louis, Missouri and was composed at the same time as his first opera, "A Guest of Honor," which was subsequently lost. The Swipesy Cakewalk was composed in 1900 by Scott Joplin along with his composition student Arthur Marshall, whose family he lived with during the late 1890s. The title of The Easy Winners comes from the same sporting expression in which an athlete wins an event without difficulty, and the original cover depicted scenes of baseball, football, horse racing and sailing. The Favorite was composed in 1904, and although not much is known about it, its publication came around the same time as three other famous rags, "Cascades," "The Sycamore," and "The Chrysanthemum." The last piece in the collection, The Entertainer, is one of the most recognizable pieces of music ever written. It was orchestrated and used as the theme music for the 1973 Oscar-winning film "The Sting," which heightened its popularity even further.


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The WPA 10-Ball World Championship 2009 was the second edition of the WPA World 10-ball Championship, the world championship for the discipline of 10-ball pool. The event took place from November 25 to 30, 2009. The qualification phase was hosted at the Star Billiards Center, in Quezon City while the final tournament which started from May 10, 2011, was hosted at the World Trade Center Manila in Pasay.

The event was won by Finland's Mika Immonen, defeating Filipino Lee Van Corteza in the final 11–6. British Darren Appleton was the defending champion, having won the 2008 event, but was defeated by David Alcaide in the quarter-finals.

Format
The 128 participating players were divided into 16 groups, in which they competed in a double elimination tournament against each other. The remaining 64 players in each group qualified for the final round played in the knockout system.

Prize money
Below was the advertised prize fund for the event.

Knockout round

References

External links
 WPA World 10-Ball Championship 2009 at azbilliards.com

2009
WPA World Ten-ball Championship
WPA World Ten-ball Championship
International sports competitions hosted by the Philippines

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Regulatory Focus™ > News Articles > FDA Calls for New Opioid Hearings as Califf Readies for Monday's Senate Vote
FDA Calls for New Opioid Hearings as Califf Readies for Monday's Senate Vote
Posted 19 February 2016 | By Zachary Brennan
Three new expert committee meetings on opioids were announced by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week as two Democratic senators continue to oppose Robert Califf's nomination as the next FDA commissioner ahead of a Senate vote on Monday.
Before that vote, Sens. Ed Markey (D-MA) and Joe Manchin (D-WV) said they will hold a press conference to discuss why they're opposed to Califf's nomination. Markey has previously taken issue with FDA's approval of the use of OxyContin for pediatric patients.
"Despite a raging prescription drug and heroin epidemic, the agency responsible for the safety of all prescription drugs in the United States is dismissing expert advice from doctors and other public health professionals by not convening advisory panels or overruling expert panel recommendations. The FDA must commit to shift the way it approaches and evaluates opioid addiction before I can consider supporting Dr. Califf's nomination," Markey said on Feb. 11.
"Senator Manchin believes that, with his long-term, significant ties to the pharmaceutical industry, Dr. Califf is not the champion the FDA needs to tackle this deadly epidemic, especially given the FDA's failure to seriously address the prescription opioid crisis and properly weigh the risk of addiction and overdose death when approving ever stronger and more dangerous opioid drugs," he said in a statement.
Last week he also introduced the Changing the Culture of the FDA Act, a bill to expand FDA's mission statement to require that it address the nation's opioid epidemic. Democrat presidential candidate Bernie Sanders also said he would oppose Califf's nomination because of his ties to industry.
Back in January, Califf earned bipartisan support for his nomination from the Senate Committee on Health, Education Labor & Pensions and Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) has since dropped her opposition.
Monday's vote will be the first for an FDA commissioner nominee in almost seven years, when Margaret Hamburg was cleared and then served for almost six years. Stephen Ostroff has been the acting commissioner since April 2015.
New FDA Meetings
As part of a concerted effort to address opioids, FDA announced that on 1 March, its Science Board will meet to discuss: (1) The role of opioids in pain management; (2) scientific challenges facing FDA in supporting the development of pain medications, including opioids, that have reduced risks of being abused; (3) scientific challenges facing FDA in understanding the real-world use of opioids to treat pain; (4) the role that FDA plays as a part of a federal, state and local response to the challenges of providing pain treatment while reducing opioid abuse; and (5) postmarket surveillance of opioids.
In addition, the agency also announced two meetings of the Pediatric Advisory Committee (PAC) that relate to the use of prescription opioids in pediatric patients, which are part of its opioids action plan.
The April meeting of the Pediatric Advisory Committee will discuss the proposed framework for the September discussion and will include an open public hearing.
The meeting in September will bring together experts from the FDA's Pediatric Advisory Committee, Anesthetic and Analgesic Drug Products Advisory Committee and Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee. Experts will discuss the development of high-quality evidence to guide treatment, pediatric labeling for opioids, and improving practice to reduce addiction, misuse and abuse. The FDA has opened a docket for public comment.
FDA is also calling on independent experts with real-world experience to provide recommendations on how to address the unique needs of children in pain. Agendas and additional meeting background material will be available approximately two days before each of the meetings.
Tags: opioids and FDA, Califf, Senate vote for Califf, Manchin, Markey, Bernie Sanders


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Stanford Biomedical Engineering society
Promoting, enhancing, and supporting the growth of biomedical engineering at Stanford University
a diverse group of students, all with one common interest – how our field can be applied to biology. We bring together students from a variety of majors – bioengineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, management science, etc. – and expose them to the highest quality programs, showing them all the different ways their skills could be used for biology applications.
is to promote, enhance, and support the growth of biomedical engineering at Stanford University by creating networking opportunities for students with faculty and industry professionals, cultivating interest in careers in bioengineering, and allowing students to see the vast possibilities and opportunities available at Stanford.
To get involved, join our mailing list here.
If you have questions, contact Cindy Liu at cliu15@stanford.edu, Alex Maben at alexm4@stanford.edu, or James Hu at jameshu@stanford.edu.
Connects students with Stanford faculty from various departments to learn about research, classes, and other events in academia. Hosts faculty lunches, journal clubs, lab tours, and interesting case studies in specific technologies or business.
Organizes initiatives designed to help students learn more about bio-related fields. Hosts majors panels, where members can hear from upperclassmen about their experiences in different bio-related majors, and a mentorship program, where members are matched with graduate student mentors.
Exposes students to opportunities and information about bio-related industry. Hosts panels/talks with industry leaders, company tours/trips. Also sends Stanford students to the National BMES Conference, where students can present their own research and attend talks/workshops.
Handles communications and logistics for the organization. Maintains the BMES website and social media accounts, creates flyers for events, and releases a quarterly BMES newsletter.
Manages the finances for the organization. Secures funding and manages the organizational budget for our events and programs.
James Hu, Co-President
Major: Bioengineering
James Hu is a senior from South San Francisco, California majoring in Bioengineering and aspires to become a physician-researcher. He joined BMES in 2016 and has worked as Financial VP. He is involved with a number of other student organizations on campus including: Health Education Lifetime Partnership for Kids, Society of Asian Scientist and Engineers, and Pacific Free Clinic, and Stanford Club Swimming. James is heavily involved in the Sean Wu Lab where he conducts 3D bio-printing and cardiac tissue engineering research
Cindy Liu, Co-President
Major: Biomedical Computation
Cindy is a senior from San Jose, CA majoring. She joined BMES in 2015 as part of the Operations team and has helped manage the internal operations of BMES. Cindy is also involved with SHIFT, Intersect, Tau Beta Pi, and Anastomosis. She works in the Deisseroth Lab in the Department of Bioengineering studying gene expression mapping in tissue samples. In her free time, Cindy likes to take photos, draw, and travel.
Alex Maben, Co-President
Alex Maben is a senior from Lincoln, Nebraska majoring in Biology with interests in bioinformatics, food/nutrition systems, cellular/molecular biology, public health issues, and science education. He has experience in wet-lab plant biology research and curriculum development. He joined BMES in 2015 and has worked as Industry and Academia VPs. He is also involved in leadership with the Stanford Project on Hunger and the Stanford Journal of Public Health, and he is a Wellness and Performance Nutrition Intern for the Stanford Residential & Dining Enterprises. He is interested in how cutting-edge science influences how we think, behave, and work. In his spare time, he likes to bike, hike, cook, read, and garden.
Demetri Maxim, Academia VP
Demetri is a junior from Bethel, ME planning to major in bioengineering. Demetri joined BMES in September 2016 and has worked on the BMES Academia team to coordinate various events such as faculty lunches and lab tours to expose students to bioengineering in the academic world. Demetri is a member of the Stanford Cycling Team, the Stanford Ski Team, and is part of the natural sciences editorial team for the Stanford Undergraduate Research Journal (SURJ). Demetri is working on developing a genetic therapy for polycystic kidney disease (PKD) in the Porteus Lab at the Stanford Med School and on newer methods for protein detection through his startup, Nephrogen.
Tom Pritsky, Advising VP
Ying Chow, Co-Industry VP
Selin Chiragzada, Co-Industry VP
Senn Nwakudu, Operations VP
Senn is a sophomore from Chicago, Illinois majoring in Bioengineering and minoring in American Studies. She has a dog named Picana and knows how to tie her shoes. Rumor has it that, she can tell you your fortune with 43% accuracy. In her free time, she likes to bake Pillsbury Crescent Rolls and chug Monster Energy Coffee. When she is not fighting with her mother, Senn is fighting literally anyone else. She is a Scorpio, an INTP and trying her best. As the VP for Operations, she gets to edit the BMES website.
Senn has a LinkedIn, but she's won't tell you it!
Danielle Amores, Co-Financial VP
Danielle Amores is a junior from San Diego, California majoring in Bioengineering and pursuing the pre-medical track. She is interested in healthcare accessibility, medical biotechnology, and stem cell application and aspires to be a physician-medical specialist. She joined BMES in 2017 and has worked as a past Operations Officer and current Co-Financial Vice President. Danielle is also involved with the SPA, APAMSA, and Stanford Taekwondo. Danielle is heavily involved in the George lab, studying the applications of bioengineering techniques to explore neurological disorders and promote neural recovery. In her free time, Danielle enjoys traveling, playing sports, playing with her dog, and having a nice nap!
Remi Akindele, Co-Financial VP
Major: Bioengineering (Prospective)
Sandra Kong, Industry Officer
Sandra Kong is a sophomore from Dallas, Texas majoring in Computational Biology. She joined BMES this year and is working with the industry team. She is also involved in APAMSA, Team HBV, and Pacific Free Clinic as well as researches in the Cardiothoracic Surgery department. Outside of classes, she enjoys drawing, photography, and cooking.
Michelle Shen, Operations Officer
Major Interest: Bioengineering, Human Biology or Biomedical Computations
As a young girl, Michelle used to wonder about the mysterious human body. Why hiccups? Why do stomachs growl? Why do we look the way we do? Her life was, and still is, filled with why's. Growing up, Michelle was able to satisfy such curiosities through classes. However, classes soon became insufficient in feeding the black hole of her intellectual desire, so she turned to research as an alternative. As a member of the Wang lab, Michelle works to conduct genetic cloning in hopes of identifying ways to control genetic expression and activation. Lab is a proactive approach for her to answer her own questions about the universe, and she treasures every moment in it.
Karissa Yau, Operations Officer
Major Interest: Biomedical Computation
Karissa is a freshman from San Jose, CA with the intent of majoring in Biomedical Computation. In BMES, she is involved with the Operations team, and she is also on the core team of SHIFT. Her interests include personalized medicine and the intersection of CS and healthcare, in particular how AI can transform medicine. In her free time, Karissa enjoys ice skating, baking pastries, or yelping for good food!
Sophia Fay, Operations Officer
Major Interest: Biology
Sophia is a freshman from Santa Barbara, CA. Although her major is undeclared, she has a passion for biology. She joined BMES in 2018 as an Operations Officer in charge of creating flyers for events. Sophia is on the club volleyball team and is looking forward to getting involved in undergraduate research here at Stanford. In her free time, she enjoys playing sports, going to the beach, and hiking.
Neha Srivathsa, Academia Officer
Neha Srivathsa is a sophomore from Bangalore, India. She plans on majoring in Bioengineering, and hopes to forge a career in the development of healthcare technologies, specifically for low-resource settings. She is currently exploring interests in biomaterials and regenerative medicine at the George Lab, in the department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences at Stanford, with a specific focus on electrical stimulation of induced pluripotent stem cells for peripheral nerve regeneration. In her free time, she is a martial arts enthusiast and Indian classical dancer.
Ethan Schonfeld, Academia Officer
Major Interest: Human Biology
Ethan is a freshman from Chicago, Illinois with an interest in human biology and neuroscience. Ethan joined BMES in 2018 to serve as an officer on the Academia team and share his love of medicine, math, and biology and encourage his peers to explore their passions in bioengineering. When Ethan is not studying, sleeping, or eating, he spends his time at the Scherrer Lab, working on Opioid and pain research, hoping to discover the role opioids play in demyelination, as well as developing primers for Mu Opioid receptor genes. Ethan is also currently working on an algorithm to measure fall risk for people with dementia, which he will be presenting at the 14th International Conference on Alzheimer's & Parkinson's Diseases in Lisbon, Portugal.
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WKU announces 2014 football schedule for Hilltoppers' first season in Conference USA
Western Kentucky's football program announced a 2014 schedule on Monday that opens Aug. 28 against defending Mid-Amer...
WKU announces 2014 football schedule for Hilltoppers' first season in Conference USA Western Kentucky's football program announced a 2014 schedule on Monday that opens Aug. 28 against defending Mid-Amer... Check out this story on courier-journal.com: http://cjky.it/1aWYU0N
Western Kentucky's football program announced a 2014 schedule on Monday that opens Aug. 28 against defending Mid-American Conference champion Bowling Green and includes The Big Ten Conference's Illinois along with the Hilltoppers' new Conference USA slate.
Under first-year coach Jeff Brohm, the former University of Louisville and NFL quarterback, WKU also has games against Army and Navy on the non-conference portion of its schedule.
After playing at Illinois on Sept. 6, the Hilltoppers reignite a geographic rivalry with former Sun Belt Conference foe Middle Tennessee State on Sept. 13. The schedule also includes an Oct. 25 matchup with Old Dominion, where former WKU athletic director Wood Selig now holds the same position.
Other conference games are against UAB, Florida Atlantic, Louisiana Tech, UTEP, Texas-San Antonio and Marshall.
"We are excited to be in Conference USA," Brohm said last month at his introductory press conference. "I think it will bring a lot of energy to our fans to play new teams, to experience going to different places. We are going to go out and compete. Without question, our goal is to go out and win the conference championship."
WKU opens at Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium but doesn't play there through the whole month of September. The Hilltoppers do finish the season with three of four games in Bowling Green, Ky., as they seek an East Division title and entry into the Dec. 6 Conference USA championship game.
Season ticket packages for six home games start at $75. Times and television details will be announced later.
2014 WKU Football Schedule
Aug. 28 — Bowling Green (Thursday)
Sept. 6 — at Illinois
Sept. 13 -— at Middle Tennessee*
Sept. 27 — at Navy
Oct. 4 — UAB*
Oct. 18 — at Florida Atlantic*
Oct. 25 — Old Dominion*
Nov. 1 — at Louisiana Tech*
Nov. 8 — UTEP*
Nov. 15 -— Army
Nov. 22 — UTSA*
Nov. 28 -— at Marshall* (Friday)
* denotes C-USA game


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Seeking clarity in protest policy: Students deserve input, clearer guidelines
Opinions Desk
In a Sept. 5 email, Dean of the College Marlene Sandstrom notified students of revised and updated policies for campus protest, postings and speakers, citing the administration's desire to be "as clear and transparent as possible in describing [its] policies around freedom of expression." While we at the Record appreciate these efforts in increased clarity, we believe the lack of student input in developing these policies, the ambivalent language of the policies themselves and the potential chilling effect of threatened disciplinary action alongside this vagueness all pose serious concerns to student activism at the College.
In drafting and releasing these policies, administrators failed to consult with student groups or student leaders prior to publishing these policies in any capacity. Insofar as it is students who primarily stand to be affected by these guidelines, it seems only right that our voices should have been taken into consideration during the revision of this new policy, especially in light of the various on-campus protests which took place last year, such as the "March for the Damned."
Not only do we believe students should have been consulted in discussions over these policies, but the language contained within the new policy itself strikes us as vague, ambiguous and overbroad. The guideline that states, "Protests may not prevent, unduly obstruct, or interfere with the normal academic, administrative, or programmatic operations of the college" seems particularly unhelpful, especially when considering the notion that the success of a protest might very well be dependent on the extent to which it was able to interfere in College operations — the 1969 occupation of Hopkins Hall is just one such example of this. What constitutes an acceptable degree of interference? Who is responsible for determining if an obstruction is undue?
We believe the ambiguity of the new protest policy's language essentially leaves decisions regarding the permissibility of various protests to the discretion of the administration. More concrete standards for assessing the permissibility of student protests would be much appreciated, as well as clarity regarding the administrative body or figure responsible for making such determinations.
Finally, we are concerned that the policy's invocation of the College's disciplinary process — "Violation of these policies will result in disciplinary processes" — will have a chilling effect on student free expression without further clarification about what constitutes a policy violation, who will determine that violation and what those disciplinary consequences might be. Not only do students have the right to be informed about the potential punitive measures that they may be subject to if they do choose to protest, but it also seems that the vagueness of this stipulation might dissuade student activists from engaging in protests for fear of some unknown disciplinary action on the part of the College administration.
Thus, insofar as the new campus protest policy was created and approved in the absence of student voices, and the language of said policy is exceedingly vague, we at the Record urge the College administration to reconsider taking action to further revise the policy for clarity, formally taking student voices into account this time around.
The editorial represents the opinion of the majority of the Record's editorial board.
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I came across this article that moved me. I usually don't post anything political on this site, but this needed sharing. I think we make a big mistake if we bomb Syria.
In March 2005 a small group of nuns from the Cistercian Monastery of Valserena in Tuscany moved to Aleppo, Syria, to found a new monastic community there. The nuns were inspired to take up the legacy of seven monks who were martyred in 1997 in Tibhirine, Algeria. The sisters wanted to follow the example set by these men, who had totally dedicated their lives to God and to their beloved Algerian neighbors, both Christian and Muslim.
Once they had settled in Aleppo, with the blessing of both the Latin Apostolic Vicar and the Maronite bishop of Tartous, the sisters gained a new awareness of the importance of helping Christian Arabs remain in the Middle East, as well as a respect for the diversity of their traditions. Their project was, and continues to be, establishing a permanent monastery on the land they bought near the Syrian border with Lebanon, in a Maronite village named Azeir, atop a hill, far from the big cities. The monastery is at the service of isolated Christian communities, in a land which is predominantly Muslim but which is home to the most ancient of Christian traditions.
To the sisters, Syria represents the meeting place of East and West, the place where Christianity began and then spread to Asia Minor, Greece, Rome, and then Armenia and India—all the way to China, with saints such as such as Afraate, Ephraim, Cyrus, Simeon Protostilite, Maron, Isaac of Niniveh, and others who followed in their footsteps, such as John Chrysostom and John Damascene.
It is this tradition the sisters wish to honor and perpetuate, persevering in their mission despite the fear and the hardship: to keep the monastery going and provide those who desire it with a chance to spend a few days there, with a church to go to.
These nuns have been providing a much-needed independent perspective on the tumultuous events going on inside Syria, in eye-witness reports published on their website and in the Italian bishops' newspaper, Avvenire.
Here is a translation of a letter written on the 29th of August, in which the sisters seem to be holding their breath as President Obama deliberated about what, if any, action would be taken in Syria by the United States.
Rebuke the Beast of the Reeds, that herd of bulls, that people of calves…oh God, scatter the people who delight in war…Yahweh has leaned down from the heights of his sanctuary, has looked down from heaven to earth to listen to the sighing of the captive, and set free those condemned to death…Listen, God, to my voice as I plead, protect my life from fear of the enemy; hide me from the league of the wicked, from the gang of evil-doers. They sharpen their tongues like a sword, aim their arrow of poisonous abuse…They support each other in their evil designs, they discuss how to lay their snares. "Who will see us?" they say. He will do that, he who penetrates human nature to its depths, the depths of the heart…Break into song for my God, to the tambourine, sing in honor of the Lord, to the cymbal, let psalm and canticle mingle for him, extol his name, invoke it…For the Lord is a God who breaks battle-lines! … Lord, you are great, you are glorious, wonderfully strong, unconquerable.
We look at the people around us, our day workers who are all here as if suspended, stunned: "They've decided to attack us." Today we went to Tartous…we felt the anger, the helplessness, the inability to formulate a sense to all this: the people trying their best to work and to live normally. You see the farmers watering their land, parents buying notebooks for the schools that are about to begin, unknowing children asking for a toy or an ice cream…you see the poor, so many of them, trying to scrape together a few coins. The streets are full of the "inner" refugees of Syria, who have come from all over to the only area left that is still relatively liveable…. You see the beauty of these hills, the smile on people's faces, the good-natured gaze of a boy who is about to join the army and gives us the two or three peanuts he has in his pocket as a token of "togetherness"…. And then you remember that they have decided to bomb us tomorrow. … Just like that. Because "it's time to do something," as it is worded in the statements of the important men, who will be sipping their tea tomorrow as they watch TV to see how effective their humanitarian intervention will be….
Will they make us breathe the toxic gases of the depots they hit, tomorrow, so as to punish us for the gases we have already breathed in?
The people are straining their eyes and ears in front of the television: all they're waiting for is a word from Obama!
A word from Obama? Will the Nobel Peace Prize winner drop his sentence of war onto us? Despite all justice, all common sense, all mercy, all humility, all wisdom?
The Pope has spoken up, patriarchs and bishops have spoken up, numberless witnesses have spoken up, analysts and people of experience have spoken up, even the opponents of the regime have spoken up…. Yet here we all are, waiting for just one word from the great Obama? And if it weren't him, it would be someone else. It isn't he who is "the great one," it is the Evil One who these days is really acting up.
And despite all our globalizations and sources of information, it seems nothing can be verified. It seems that there is no such thing as a minimal scrap of truth … That is, they don't want there to be any truth; while actually a truth does exist, and anyone honest would be able to find it, if they truly sought it out together, if they weren't prevented by those who are in the service of other interests.
There is something wrong, and it is something very serious…because the consequences will be wrought on the lives of an entire population…it is in the blood that fills our streets, our eyes, our hearts.
As Christians we can at least offer all this up to the mercy of God, unite it to the blood of Christ, which carries out the redemption of the world in all those who suffer.
They are trying to kill hope, but we must hold on to it with all our might.
To those who truly have a heart for Syria (for mankind, for truth…) we ask for prayer…abounding, heartfelt, courageous prayer.


Great fight on great tournament would be the words to express what we could see in beautiful city of Prague on last July 27, 2016. Promoter of WAKO PRO World title on Prague's city beach "Zlute Lazne" on Vltava river has been Czech Full contact Union, represented by its Professional division (WAKO PRO Czech Republic) leaded by Mrs. Alena Hola, former WAKO World Champion. Promoter of Yangames tournament which hosted title bout has been Yangames represented by Mr. Adrian Smrcka.
The people who had worked very hard for this event and made it to be a great success are famous WAKO members, Mr. Jan Frana, one of the best WAKO referees, Mr. Petr Kares, well known WAKO fighter, medalist from World and European Championships and winner of many tournaments and Mrs. Monika Soukalova.
The main event on tournament was WAKO PRO World title defense in K1 Rules, super heavy weight. The title holder was Mr. Petr Vondracheck, former K1 WGP fighter, one of the best European fighters of all times. This great and experience fighter had to face young and brilliant, top ranked WAKO PRO fighter Sasa Polugic from Serbia. Sasa is current WAKO World Champion. He took the title on last years WAKO World Championships held in Belgrade.
More than 3.000 spectators on open air, were witnesses of great performance showed by both fighters. Huge experience and physical performance of Petr Vondracheck and desire and fighting spirit of Sasa Polugic made them all to enjoy in real and great WAKO PRO title fight.
First round started slowly with both fighters respecting each other but after the first minute Champion showed a part of his ability delivering hard low kicks. Sasa have tried to answer with boxing punches with plan to catch Petr with one of powerful punches.
Second round Petr started again with big low kicks but in one of this he was caught by massive straight punch from Sasa. Petr was in problem, Sasa continued with thunderous punches and it looked like Petr will be demolished. But only because his great experience he has managed to survive this round. That was the big chance for Sasa. Everybody expected that Sasa will go forward with all of his weapons but he was to reserved in next round and Petr came back to the game again.
After three rounds small advantage was on Sasa's side. Then in fourth Petr has managed to continue with hard low kicks which bring him to win this round. It was equal before the fifth round started.
The last round did not bring the best kickboxing because both of them were very tired but still it was very aggressive and hard round. At the end it looked like that it will be very close decision. And it was.
Judge Jiri Bel from Czech Republic scored 49:48 for Vondracheck.
Judge Yury Lakhtikov from Estonia scored 49:49, advantage for activity to Petr Vondracheck.
Judge Sami Savo from Finland scored 49:49, advantage for more points in last round to Sasa Polugic.
Winner and still WAKO PRO World Champion in K1 rules, +94.100 kg is Petr Vondracheck.
It was close fight and he won it just for one point. Sasa will remember this chance that he did not take for all of his life. He was so close to it, but still, as a young fighter he needed much more to get the title from legend like Petr Vondracheck.


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Jordy's Beauty Spot: UPDATE: NEW PHONE, MY BIRTHDAY, UPCOMING REVIEWS, HOLIDAYS!
UPDATE: NEW PHONE, MY BIRTHDAY, UPCOMING REVIEWS, HOLIDAYS!
It has been a while since I did an update so I figured I would inform everyone of things that have happened, recent events and exciting things coming up.
I think I will start off with my birthday which is today and just thank every single one of you who wished me a happy birthday. It made my day to see all of you kind people who took the time out of their day to send me a little birthday message. It made my birthday so special to see that not only my family and friends I know in real life are celebrating my birthday but also those of you who I have met on the internet! It's just insane and overwhelming how lovely you all are. I appreciate every single one of you and can't put into words how much you all mean to me!!
I recently became an iPhone 4s owner and have been loving the way it lets me interact with all of you while out and about. Before this phone, I had a HTC Touch Pro 2 which did have email and everything like that but for some reason it's just so much more convenient on an iPhone! I have become good friends with Siri!! I found some gorgeous cases at one of those phone case kiosks that I thought I would show but have also ordered a few off eBay so I'm waiting on those to arrive. I have the white 64GB one and I seriously don't know why it's 64GB (I will never need that much space!) but it was a gift so I didn't exactly chose that or anything. The only sad thing is that my iPad is black and because my iPhone is white..they don't match. So I'm working on looking for a case to make my iPad look white or I'm going to have to go to Apple and pay them to change it (they can do that!). The only reason I even purchased the black iPad is because I preordered mine as white but they mixed it up and it came as black but i didn't want to wait another month to get more stock in so I was stuck with black and it hasn't mattered until now. There are so many more apps for iPhones than there are for iPads so I'm discovering all these amazing apps new to me! I think that's all..yep..onto the next topic!
I have a couple of really exciting companies I'm going to be introducing you to in upcoming videos and blogs! The first is Kawaii Companions where I will be reviewing some really adorable jewellery! The second one is gvsavings1 which is an online makeup shop which sells a variety of brands including ELF, MAC, Cherry Lashes, Ardell Lashes etc. So i think those will be really exciting reviews that you girls may be interested in so look out for those!
On another note, school is finished for the year and I have two months holiday now until the next year begins! Next year is my last year of high school and I am so excited to make it the best year yet! I'm even more excited now that I have so much extra time to update my blog, make YouTube videos, reply to emails, tweet, etc. Exams were so stressful this week but I am just so glad that it is over and very ready for Summer shopping, fashion, beach, swimming, bikinis, flip flops, coral colours and end of year parties! Christmas is rapidly approaching so I will have some christmas recipes up on my cooking blog, festive nails, makeup, hair, fashion and gift guides! Then we will repeat the process for New Years!!
I hope you are all really well. Thank you so much for reading my blog and sticking with me. Stay safe and take care!
ahhhh that case is great!