The Padua has tried especially with Bonazzoli, who at 27 'of the first half was refused the conclusion from close range by a talented Leali. In the second half the pressure of the hosts who have touched several times the equalizer. In particular, Andelkovic two steps has incredibly wasted a wonderful opportunity four minutes left.
December 15, 2018 – Robert Lewandowski Milan, Bayern striker. AFP winter champions. And given the precedents there is reason to smile. The Borussia Dortmund beat Werder Bremen 2-1 with goals from Alcacer (20 ') and Reus (27′).
For useless Kruse guests the net (35 '). It is the fourth time in history that gialloneri close the first round at the top, in the three previous occasions (1994-95, 1995-96 and 2010-11) the team went on to win the championship.
With the tie Borussia Moenchengladbach (Hoffenheim 0-0 at home) and the victory of Bayern Monaco 4-0 in Hanover (Kimmich 2 ', Alaba 29′, Gnabry 53 'Lewandowski and the 62′ team Favre finds himself +9 about two seconds. but the championship is more open than I can say the ranking: if the Dortmund back to enchant against Bremen, Bayern gets the third victory in a row in the league, after the previous 8 days had won the 3 points only twice. the Bayern convincing against Nuremberg and Dortmund chasing RACE – Given the absence of Robben and Ribery, Kovac decided to focus on Coman and wide Gnabry with Müller deployed behind Lewandowski in 4- 2-3-1. No 1xbet limits time to start than Bayern passes after just 62 seconds on the foul side of Alaba defense asleep and frees Müller, trying to put the ball in the middle, Felipe returns centrally Kimmich, the limit , punt in incrociar e. The Bavarians continued to attack despite the 1-0 and nearly doubling with Lewandowski 10 ', which on Alaba cross just past the post.
Another chance at 20 ', when Müller, only against Esser, though he shot high over the bar. The 2-0 arrives at 29 ', with a masterpiece that Alaba from a corner action advantage of a short postponement of the home defense to slam the ball under the cross. Even in the second half Bayern dominated without ever going to suffering: 53 'is Gnabry to score the 3-0 with a nice percussion after a nice pass Kimmich.
At 64 'Lewandowski falls poker with a shot of head easy, easy on yet another cross from Kimmich. Bayern ended the match without conceding a shot on goal, finding that superiority, and the belief that a long time, this season, had missed. A clear message to the entire Bundesliga: Bayern came back and from here on out will leave a few points on the road.
VIDEOS OF JOURNAL TV CURIOSITY – That today is the sixth consecutive victory of Bayern Monaco in Hanover. Never in the history of the Bundesliga, a team was able to win many successes in series on this field. Between the house and away the Bavarians have won 12 straight games against Hannover: only with Werder Bremen (16) have a better set.
The Kimmich goal after 62 seconds is the fastest of the Bayern in the league since April 7, 2012, when Mario Gomez scored against Augsburg after just 24 seconds. OTHER – Schalke drew 1-1 at home dell'Augsburg and finds himself just three points off the relegation zone. Decisive goals from Daniel Caligiuri, one of the few positive notes of the Gelsenkirchen club season.
Hoffenheim drew 0-0 and Borussia Moenchengladbach. The Dusseldorf won 2-0 against Freiburg while Stuttgart beat Hertha 2-1 with two goals from Mario Gomez who had not scored for 682 minutes. The joy of Dortmund after one of the goals scored in Bremen.
Epa HERE DORTMUND – After the excellent performance in the Champions League Favre confirms Guerreiro, schierandolo wide left in the 4-2-3-1, completing the trocar with Reus and Sancho behind Alcacer. The Dortmund is very strong and the 7 'close to scoring with Alcacer exceeding Pavlenka with a fine lob but he's good Klaassen to save on the line.
At 20 ', however, Borussia goes anyway: thanks to a scheme of punishment (Guerreiro hastens the joke that seemed to touch Reus) Alcacer advantage of a night's sleep of the Werder defense to mark the 1-0 head. The Spaniard is already with 11 goals after 10 games. Before him, with the shirt of Borussia, there were only succeeded Horst Hrubesch and Klaus Matischak.
Doubling already arrives at 27 ': Reus serves Sancho on the right, the 2000 class into the area, pointing an opponent and close the triangle with the captain who makes giallonero 2-0. On 35 'Werder reopens the match with a volley of Kruse who is unprepared Burki. The game also remains lively in the second half: 47 'Burki is exceeded on Kruse, 48′ Sancho hit the side of the empty goal.
At 71 'still went 3-1 Reus, then the drop pace with Dortmund that try not to say too much as to be a draw. In full recovery, on the counterattack, actually Götze scored the 3-1, but it is ruled out for offside a slight Philipp who initiated the action. But there is not time to regret because the game ends like this, with Dortmund that can celebrate the winter title.
February 2, 2019 – Paris The particulars Rudi Garcia to Mario Balotelli. AFP This time even the goal. And the Marseille remains mired in its crisis, despite Balotelli. The Italian had gone to debut last Sunday network with Lille (1-2).
Starting from the bench. In Reims, the former AC Milan began as a starter, but did not make a difference in 72 'poor in content. In goal for the hosts Dingomé and Suk. Of Njie unnecessary network final of Marseille. rhythm – Of the first time Balotelli is just a shot from outside jot. A Right cleared for a corner.
And after 40 'of play. But the Italian does not pay only a state of still precarious shape, but also the lack of automation with their new friends. Few people try, if only to shore and open the game. So after only 18 'it reviews the nervous Balotelli who complains of colleagues.
The first shot on the Marseille port, however, comes over from the resulting corner earned by former Rossoneri, with a shot Gustavo rejected by Mendy. That so saves the advantage of Reims, got to 21 'with Dingomé, turning well in the area of Strootman, and finding the accomplice Gustavo crossing the deviation. The pace does not change in the second half. And the first ball Balotelli is played by obtaining a punishment.
His right that engages again Mendy (18 '). Then some cramping and the inevitable change. With Reims already 2-0 up with Suk lightning network, after just 18 " in the entrance area (23 '). In the final, confused arrembaggio Marseilles, with Njie (41 ') network that does not change the substance.
July 18, 2017 – Milan epic conditions as Crown J-Bay Open, the sixth stage of the World Championship Tour of Surfing League: set of waves more than three meters thick, performance judged on the edge of perfection, show, cheering and usually unexpected. After two years he returned to peep with surfers in the race a shark, but this time the preventive measures taken by the organization have avoided a new live streaming attack. Like when in 2015 Mick Fanning came face to face with a bull shark of over three meters, even today at about 16 Jeffreys Bay, 700km east of Cape Town, South Africa, Julian Wilson was there, sitting on his table waiting for the right wave.


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About Joelle Gallagher
Term: 2023-2026
In 2022, Joelle Gallagher became the first woman elected to the role of Supervisor to represent Napa County's 1st District. Joelle has lived in Napa since 1992, and her leadership experience reflects her passion for serving our diverse community.
She worked on behalf of children and families as the Executive Director of First 5 Napa County from 2017-2022, an organization dedicated to leadership development and incubating solutions to critical issues facing young families with children ages 0-5. Prior to First 5, she served as the Executive Director of Cope Family Center in Napa, for 16 years. Cope provides essential support to families with a focus on preventing child abuse and neglect. Prior to Cope, Joelle was the Executive Director of the Napa County Farm Bureau and the Napa Valley Grape Growers Association, where she collaborated with industry and government to protect and promote agricultural resources.  In addition to her professional roles leading key organizations, Joelle served as a County Planning Commissioner from 2017- 2022.
Joelle's volunteer roles have included: founding member and co-chair of the Napa Housing Coalition, founding member of the Community Leaders Coalition, founding chair of Teens Connect, founding board member of Community Health Initiative, board member of the Continuum of Care, board member of the Napa Chamber of Commerce and the Napa Chamber Foundation, and co-chair of the Live Healthy Napa County Leadership Collaborative.
Joelle grew up in Sonoma, attended Justin-Siena High School in Napa and holds a degree in psychology from the University of Santa Clara. She lives in Napa with her husband, Bill Chadwick, and has two grown children, Katie and Will.
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Padres: A look at another Sonny Gray trade proposal
By Brian Johnston
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MLB.com has made a trade proposal involving the Cincinnati Reds and San Diego Padres.
It's the offseason trade rumor that doesn't seem to go away: Cincinnati Reds right-hander Sonny Gray continues to be linked to the San Diego Padres. We recently looked at one trade proposal put forth by our friends over at Blog Red Machine and concluded that it likely wouldn't be a good fit.
However, as the rumors continue to swirl, MLB.com has put together another trade proposal involving the two teams. Use the link to read more, but here is what they are suggesting:
Padres get: RHP Sonny Gray
Reds get: LHP Adrian Morejon, RHP Michel Baez, SS Yeison Santana, RHP David Bednar
If the Padres are looking for a solid addition to their starting rotation to replace the injured Mike Clevinger, the 31-year-old Gray could be it. He has three years left on his contract and has revived his career in Cincinnati, posting a 3.07 ERA in 42 starts over two seasons, pitching half of his games in one of the league's best hitters' parks.
While Gray would be a nice addition on paper, it is a concern that the Padres would be adding about $10 million in annual salary over the next three years, as it's been reported that the team is not looking to add much payroll. Then, as we alluded to before, there's the concern over working with Larry Rothschild, as Gray was less than stellar while the two were together with the Yankees.
Then there's what the Padres would be giving up. In this deal, they would be holding onto Luis Patino and Ryan Weathers, not to mention the off-the-table MacKenzie Gore. However, they would be giving up two former big prospects in Morejon and Baez, both of whom have graduated to the major league level.
These two haven't realized their potential yet, though there's hope that Morejon, as the team is currently constructed, could step into the starting rotation this year. Baez also could be a solid bullpen arm for the team, as could Bednar, though he too has struggled in his small taste of the majors thus far. Santana, currently ranked 16th in the Padres' system by MLB Pipeline, is still far away from reaching the majors.
The MLB.com article states that the Reds would balk at this deal because they'd have to be blown away by an offer and Gray's contract is not a heavy burden. Herein lies the paradox of the situation: The Reds would be trimming payroll, yet it might not be enough to make it worth trading Gray.
Whether they would unload Gray for prospects depends on whether they think they can contend in 2021, though the author of the article thinks that an offer revolving around Patino might entice them, something that a lot of Padres fans would not be in favor of.
Yet what we're concerned about here is how this would impact the Padres. This trade package, on the surface, actually appears to slightly favor the Reds, as they'd be adding three arms that could help them right away. Four prospects total seems to be a bit of a steep price, though no big ones currently on MLB Pipeline's list would be going the other way.
So, it appears that this could be a fair trade, one that would help the Padres immediately, though at a cost. It likely would be a better fit than the other one alluded to above. It would be a heavy bet on Gray, though one that the Padres really need to make to challenge the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2021.
What do you think, Padres fans? Would you do this deal?
Next. Padres: A look at a recent trade proposal with the Reds. dark


The Children's & Youth Choirs will be presenting their annual Christmas Musical on Saturday, December 16th at 7:30pm and Sunday, December 17th at 9:30am in Fellowship Hall.
This year's production is "All About That Baby." Please join us as this group of over 30 talented youth help us to celebrate the birth of Jesus!
Salem Church: A Celebration 50 Years in the Making!
On Sunday, August 30th, the congregation of St. Paul's United Church of Christ celebrated the 50th Anniversary of their merger with sister congregation, Salem United Church of Christ, Lavansville, PA. The following article was written by Denise Weaver following her conversation with three Salem Matriarchs.
The overarching sentiment of our three matriarchs of Salem Church–Ferne Hay, Dorothy Moore, and Floy McClintock–is that the church at Lavansville felt like a happy family, and members enjoyed spending time together. Additionally, the three ladies affirm that Rev. Shellenberger was very influential in their lives and credit him with the smooth transition to St. Paul's.
Dorothy (Bowman) Moore and Floy (Barron) McClintock, first cousins, both grew up in Salem Church. Ferne (Hentz) Hay joined after she married Jennings Hay, who was a longtime member.
All three have fond memories of the women's guild meetings, plays and programs, picnics and festivals. Dorothy and her brother Dean Barron both recall the annual Harvest Home Service when members brought in produce from their gardens and gave the items to the minister.
Dorothy also recalls a festival at Conestoga Inn, hosted by Ida Hetzel, where hot dogs, hamburgers, and soft drinks were served and everyone played games. She says her mother was an "instigator" in many of the activities, directing plays and being active in the guild. Floy and Ferne enjoyed the many plays that Dorothy's mother, Harriet Bowman, lead. There were Children's Day, Mother's Day, and Father's Day programs, as well as Christmas and Easter.
Ferne, Dorothy, and Floy were active in the church, whether participating in guild projects, teaching Sunday School, serving on committees, or helping out where needed. Once when there was a remodeling project in the church and it wasn't cleaned up by Sunday, Dorothy hosted all the Sunday School classes in her home that week.
Dorothy, Floy, and Ferne have wonderful memories of Salem Church, a small church in numbers, but a large congregation in heart, love, and community. They also came to feel at home at St. Paul's, largely due to Rev. Shellenberger's efforts to make a smooth transition, and thanks to the St. Paul's welcoming family.
The Season of Lent is the 40 day journey that proceeds Christ's suffering, death, and resurrection. During Lent we are encouraged to think about our relationship with God and our neighbor. Our relationships are often a complicated mix of emotions and experiences. We sometimes fail miserably at them and inflict pain on others. There are victorious moments of love and celebration where all seems right in the world. Lent gives us the opportunity to think about lives, repent of our sins and celebrate our victories. The fact of the matter is that our lives mirror the life of Christ and his disciples. Just as we struggle with being faithful to God an our neighbors, they too struggled in their own faith journey. May we be strengthened by their witness to us.
You will find below a number of resources to help you along your Lenten journey.
There are Lent Calendars and devotional books for adults and children in the Edgewood Avenue entrance at the church. Please feel free to pick one up the next time you visit St. Paul's!
Rally Day: September 7th: Let Your Light Shine!
Consider giving Sunday School a WHIRL this year as we join in fun, fellowship, and service. WHIRL is the brand new program we are using with our grade-school classes. Children are accompanied on their faith journey by a number of funny, kid-relatable cartoon characters. Together, they encounter Bible stories and are encouraged to ask questions about God and the church that we often hesitate to ask!
Sunday School fun isn't just for the kids. St. Paul's has classes for all ages.
Junior High (grades 7 & 8). Teacher: Sue Geary. The Junior High Youth will be exploring their faith journey in light of major themes in the Bible using Sparkhouse's Echo the Story. The Junior High class meets in the Library Extension.
Senior High (grades 9-12). Teacher: Rev. Matt Deal. Youth members will go deeper in their reflection of how God is working in their lives using Echo the Story for Youth. Senior High students will meet in the Pastor's Office.
The Young at Heart Class. Team Taught by: Carole Wilson, Max Ankney, Lyn Shellenberger, and Gary Cameron. The Young at Hearts will be studying Ecclesiastes and will meet in Salem Chapel.
Come grow with us as we let our light shine for Jesus!
Four members from St. Paul's and one member from Trinity UCC in Berlin, PA departed on Wednesday for the United Church of Christ's Mid-Atlantic Regional Youth Event. Attending the event are: Becca Gary, Anna Geary, Colby Keim, Katelyn Matthews (Trinity UCC, Berlin), and Adam Yeckley. Susan Geary and Westley Conn are the group's chaperones.
Participants will be engaging in 5 days of high energy worship, fellowship, fun, and mission. The youth event's mission project this year is the local back-to-school program. Youth members from Somerset County took with them donations of pens, pencils, notebooks, crayons, and rulers in support of the mission project. St. Paul's & Trinity Youth thank their church family for supporting them and this important mission!
Lenten Bible Study: As part of our Lenten spiritual disciplines, we will offer a weekly Bible study. Please join us each Tuesday at 10:00am in the Library. The study will begin on Tuesday, March 11th. For those who cannot attend the weekday study, the study will be repeated each Sunday at 6:00pm in the Library. The first Sunday session will occur on March 16th.
Prayer Jar: A major theme of this year's Lenten journey is prayer. You are invited each Sunday during Lent to put a prayer request in the Community Prayer Jar that is on the table in the back of the Sanctuary. Prayers of praise, confession, thanksgiving, and petition are different types of prayer that make up our community prayer life. Each petition may be done anonymously. Pastor Matt will be praying over the requests each week in his personal devotion time and we will offer them all up collectively on Maundy Thursday.
Holy Week (April 13-19) is a sacred time in the life of the church. During the week we will come together for special worship opportunities. I hope that you will join us during this holy time for worship, prayer, repentance, and praise of our risen Lord.
Maundy Thursday: April 17th, the service will begin at 7:00pm. We will commemorate the Lord's Supper and celebrate with the children who will partake of their first Holy Communion.
Good Friday: April 18th, will be the traditional Tenebrae Service (Service of Darkness). The Adult Sunday School Class will lead us in worship. Service begins at 7:00pm.
Easter Vigil: April 19th at 7:00pm. We will observe highlights of the ancient Christian Easter Vigil service as they recall the saving work of God throughout human history. The original service lasted hours; ours will last 60 minutes. The Easter Vigil will mark the conclusion of the 24-hour prayer vigil.
The Easter Sunrise Service: Sunday, April 20th, will be held in the Union Cemetery with a procession leaving the church at 6:30am. (weather permitting). We will meet in the Edgewood Avenue Narthex. The service will be followed by a breakfast served in the fellowship hall. The service will be led by our Youth and Confirmation Class.
For more than a quarter of a century the members of St. Paul's UCC had know only one pastor, Rev. Richard Shellenberger.
Pastor Shellenberger began his ministry in Somerset on June 2, 1953, although he had served as supply pastor of the church several times before. At that time, the Somerset Charge included the congregations of St. Paul's, Somerset, and Salem in Lavansville. On August 15, 1953, he married Carolyn Dunn of Lancaster, PA, and they later became the parents of five children.
Rev. Shellenberger was a creative and devoted pastor. During his ministry in partnership with The Lord and the cooperation and support of his "church family," most of his dreams for progress and development in the church were realized. St. Paul's and Salem, were merged into St. Paul's UCC, Somerset in 1966. A new educational facility was built in 1961-1962 and developed into a functional unit so that any activity or project could be accomplished. St. Paul's acquired four properties according to plans projected in the early part of his ministry, as well as a recreational retreat at North Fork for a future reclamation project.
Pastor Shellenberger once said "the ministry has always been hard work, but it's always been gratifying." He had a personal philosophy that the minister needed to be with the people, to love them, and grow with them. That one accomplishment seems to be the beginning of the next one. Part of his ministry to the congregation was trying to show the people what they could become if they let the Lord take over.
His love of people and interest in their problems spread into the community as he shared his time and talent in many ways. During his years in Somerset, he served on many boards and committees, like the Heart Association, American Cancer Society, Library Board, and Tableland Community Association, to mention a few.
An inspiration to everyone who knew him and a caring, dedicated leader, friend, and teacher, he will never be forgotten. His ministry lives on through the devotion of his beloved wife, 'Lyn, and daughter Marcy, not to mention all of us who are proud to be spiritual kin to Rev. Shellenberger, through the blessing of the Holy Spirit. In every sense, Rev. Shellenberger was a "Shepherd of his Flock" and lives on in his church family.


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Museum Collections as Conservation Tools
From Plant Press, Vol. 4, No. 1 from January 2001.
One of the three principal objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) signed and ratified by over 175 nations is the conservation of the earth's biodiversity. To conserve biodiversity it is imperative to know what biodiversity is and where it is found. To achieve this end the Global Taxonomy Initiative (GTI), which is a partnership for taxonomic capacity building between natural history museums and botanical gardens in the developed world with similar institutions in developing countries, was established. The functions of the GTI include establishing the infrastructure for maintaining and using biological collections, database development for sharing biodiversity information, and the syntheses of taxonomic information at various biologic and geographic scales. Other global initiatives, including Species 2000, the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, and the Integrated Taxonomic Information System, have also been recently founded to coordinate and share the biodiversity information contained in taxonomic sources and museum collections. All of these efforts are aimed at sharing and utilizing taxonomic information to achieve the first goal of the CBD: to conserve biodiversity.
It is therefore perplexing that some members of the conservation community still refuse to appreciate the value of our collections in conserving biological diversity. In a recent letter to Science (15 December 2000, pp. 2073-2074) several prominent conservation biologists made it clear that they continue to hold the incorrect perception of museum scientists as the custodians of an attic filled with "historical biodiversity data … [in]sufficient to address contemporary issues in conservation" (see our response 2 February 2001, p. 828-829). This statement and the beliefs underlying it are difficult to reconcile with the goals of the CBD, the efforts of the GTI, and the rigorous collecting activities of our staff in collaboration with an international cadre of taxonomists and field biologists.
In the Department we accession an average of 40-50,000 new collections of plants annually while the entire National Museum of Natural History logs in nearly half a million new specimens each year from areas that have been little explored and from habitats of prime conservation concern. If we multiply this number by museums and botanical gardens worldwide, the annual total amount of new biodiversity data available for conservation assessment is staggering. Our collections not only document the past, but are a continuous record of the contemporary status of biodiversity as well. The vital data contained in these collections on geographic occurrence, morphological features, phenology, and uses by local people can be effectively utilized only if they are fully inventoried and cataloged. The immediate priority for an international effort to discover and catalog biodiversity for conservation purposes was elegantly mandated by Edward O. Wilson in a recent editorial (Science, 29 December 2000, p. 2779). He outlined an effort that would be similar in scope to the Human Genome Project.
Ironically, these same conservation biologists who question the use of museum collections for contemporary conservation purposes applaud the new Species Information Service of the IUCN-World Conservation Union that will provide conservationists with continuously updated biodiversity data supplied by "species specialists" and "experts". The irony is that these specialists for the most part are housed in museums around the world and derive their expertise from studying the historical and contemporary collections curated in these very institutions. A specialist does not derive his or her expertise from simply reading about biodiversity, but must dedicate one's career to field work along with the study of collections of plants and animals representing the full spectrum of morphological variation and geographic distribution. The value and multiple uses of voucher specimens that result from these life-long investigations are often overlooked. Well-documented collections comprise the data upon which informed decisions for conservation can be made and continually reassessed as habitats become further altered. The biological specimens that have been collected over the centuries and now reside in a multitude of herbaria and museums are a treasure trove of information about the earth's biological riches. This information must be mobilized and made available for all to use in conserving and using biodiversity.
It is time that conservationists become committed partners with museum scientists to provide the most reliable, verifiable, and accurate data for making conservation decisions. Good science requires accessible data and repeatable analyses. Natural history research based on documented collections provides the type of good science from which conservation activities will greatly benefit. Museum scientists and their collections will assist in finding the scientific solutions for coping with the massive economic and social change occurring in the world today.
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The ECM office in Australia is working with a dedicated team of office staff, Council members and volunteers for the selection, sending and support of missionaries. In addition, the office mobilizes Christians in Australia and New Zealand to help build a different Europe, through prayer and financial support.
The ECM office in NZ works closely with the Australian office.
The office team is responsible for the daily running of the ECM office. Recruiting and supervising (candidate) missionaries. Also we take care of the adminstration of funds, information, communication and facility support.
The Council of ECM Australia and New Zealand consists of a number of skilled, committed people with diverse backgrounds. They oversee the governance of the Mission.
In addition to helping with regular office tasks (eg. secretarial work or making newsletters), also of great importance is the work of mobilisers with ECM - the ministry of sharing the needs and opportunities of Europe in churches, groups and colleges.
Advanced market economy balanced between services, mining and agricultural exports, industry and tourism. Which results in a strong middle class, although poverty has increased.
The fragile ecology is under constant threat - the severe drought has decimated the agriculture, and bush fires cost many lives and millions of dollars damage.


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CTE Global Inc. - Rich Data, Real Relationships
Enzyme provider CTE Global is raising the bar on service with made-to-order testing and contextual plant data analysis from a single lab.
By Tom Bryan | December 22, 2020
For Pedro Peña, CTE Global Inc.'s Lab and R&D director, delivering the right enzymes to an ethanol producer is a process of discovery that couples plant data analysis with a genuine effort to understand the facility, the people who run it, and their goals.
"It starts with those two things: establishing the data and making personal connections at the plant," Peña tells Ethanol Producer Magazine. "You have to know your customers to understand their challenges, and how their plant is running. The data is vital, obviously, but leveraging those relationships—knowing exactly what your customers want to achieve, and why—is the context that leads to real optimization."
CTE's dedication to customer service is the driving force behind its Data-Driven Strategies platform, aimed at extracting maximum value from the production data it harvests for clients through laboratory testing and plant trials. "When we do a trial, whether it's working with a customer for the first time or the tenth, we perform an all-out analysis of how the plant is running," Peña says.
The production data CTE generates for its customers is analyzed and parsed out in ways that are particularly useful to decision makers at the plant. "Most of our clients still use third-party labs for testing, and those labs play an important role," Peña says. "But we're providing new value to producers by taking commonly run tests, like starch, and separating the data out in ways that provide actionable insight—like defining enzymatically-available starch from resistant starch, or showing how much nitrogen a producer has from ammonia, urea or amino acids—information that sheds new light on optimizing their process."
One of CTE's key assets is its ability to accommodate this work within a single lab. "Having our entire customer base, the testing and data for all the plants we serve, under one roof, where we know the methods are consistent day to day, month to month, is a huge advantage," Peña says. "It gives us the ability to see precisely where each of our customers stand, and it also enables benchmarking. Being able to do all this work under one canopy also accelerates new product development."
CTE offers more than 20 different enzymes, both stand-alone and blended products, including half a dozen alpha-amylases tailored for liquefaction, a suite of glucoamylase blends for fermentation and saccharification, yeast and numerous specialty enzymes. CTE also provides food-grade enzymes for producers making alcohols for sanitizers or other consumer products. Knowing which products are best suited for each producer, Peña says, comes down to understanding the plant. "When you fold all the work in—the data, testing in the lab, tech support in the field, understanding the customer's goals—the answer is usually pretty evident," he says.
CTE recently expanded its suite of alpha-amylases to include two new products with thermostable characteristics. Peña explains that high heat boosts the solubility of starch, along with the viscosity-break of liquefaction, giving way to the potential for yield improvement.
"That's what we're shooting for with these new alphas," he says. "The industry is moving toward higher and higher starch conversion, and if you can run your liquefaction at higher temperatures, you're solubilizing the starch at significantly higher levels than you would at lower temperatures. And anytime you can do that, you are increasing your opportunity to improve yield."
CTE's AMYL-XT is a stand-alone enzyme with high heat tolerance, while the newer AMYL-XTP+, also a thermostable product, includes a beneficial protease. "With XTP+, we can break up that protein-lipid complex and free up oil, giving your corn oil coproduct yield a boost," Peña says, explaining that a higher-quality nitrogen environment for yeast growth also results. "Happy yeast withstand stresses and grow and populate better, so that, too, creates the potential for better yield."
Recently, CTE launched a new line of blended specialty enzymes, including cellulases and fungal alpha amylases, trademarked by CTE as Complete™, designed to help ethanol producers finish challenging conversions. "We're helping our customers go after that undigested starch, and also corn fiber, so little or nothing is left behind," Peña says. "It's about squeezing out as much value as possible. With our Complete™ line of products, producers can now go after that last bit of potential."
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The Valentino Directors Combination Fix Kit is the perfect choice for Band Directors and Educational Reps to keep students "playing every day the Valentino way".The top section of the case contains tools and supplies necessary for normal maintenance of woodwinds and brasswinds. Tools include a stuck slide service kit, mouthpiece puller, mouthpiece shank dent tool and rotor valve restringing kit, as well as rope leak light, spring hook, head cork stick, and various pad tools necessary for replacements and adjustments. Related lubricants and instructions are included.
The lower case houses a Director's Woodwind Supply Assortment containing pads for piccolo, oboe, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, and sax, along with a sax bumper and disc assortment and woodwind cork assortment. A separate Director's Brasswind Supply Assortment provides a variety of brasswind washers, waterkey corks (synthetic material), and springs. Individual replacement assortments of woodwind or brasswind items are available for each instrument as needed, enhancing the versatility of the Valentino Director's Fix Kit design, and its value to the end user!
Director's Fix Kits are available through Select School Music Dealers.


The holiday rentals are available to the customer on the day of arrival starting from 16:00 until 12:00 on the day of departure.
The holiday apartment rental price includes blankets and pillows, basic dishes, and electricity. The apartment is connected to the district heating network.
Customers should bring their own duvet cover and pillow case, if not otherwise agreed at the time of booking. Duvet cover and pillow case sets are available for 18 € / each.
A final cleaning is included in week-long bookings, unless otherwise agreed at the time of booking. If the cleaning was the responsibility of the customer and has not been done by the end of the stay, so that the apartment's caretaker must to the cleaning before the next customer arrives, the owner has the right to charge a cleaning fee of 84 EURO. If the holiday apartment is left in such a poor state that a normal cleaning is not enough, the owner has the right to charge a supplemental fee for additional cleaning.
The customer is responsible for paying the costs of any damages to the apartment or its furniture.
All complaints regarding the property or the equipment should be reported immediately to the owner or the key holder. If the situation does not change, a written appeal should be made to the owner within two weeks after the end of the stay. If the client and the owner can not reach an agreement, the customer may bring the matter to the Consumer Complaints Board.
Be sure to leave the apartment in the same condition as it was when you arrived. If you have rearranged the furniture, then please remember to return the them to their original locations. The renter is responsible for cleaning the apartment throughout the duration of the stay. Rubbish and empty bottles may be taken to the waste bins located in the rubbish shelter.
If the cottage is missing something or something is broken, we ask that you inform the key holder as soon as it's detected.
Smoking inside is prohibited. Pets are not allowed in the apartments. If these restrictions are not observed, then the landlord will charge a 500 EURO compensation for the resulting cleaning.
Contact us or book a cottage!
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James Avery, Star of 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' Dead at 68
It brings us great sadness to report this news on the first day of the New Year -- James Avery, the beloved actor who portrayed Uncle Phil on the hit '90s sitcom 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' has passed away at the age of 68. Avery, who passed away late last night in Los Angeles, was an actor known for his warmth, and continued to appear on many TV shows over the years after 'Fresh Prince' concluded.
TMZ first reported Avery's death this afternoon, and it was confirmed by his 'Fresh Prince' co-star Alfonso Ribeiro in a Facebook post, which read:
The world has lost a truly special man. I am very saddened to say that James Avery has passed. Even though he played my father on TV, he was a wonderful father figure to me in life. He will be deeply missed.
Avery passed away following surgery for an undisclosed illness. Following his role on 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' with Will Smith and Ribeiro, he had continued to make appearances on several television shows, including 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'The Closer,' and 'Harry's Law.' He recently appeared in the TV movies 'Call Me Crazy: A Five Film,' 'Hunt for the Labyrinth Killer,' and 'Go, Bolivia, Go!'
In addition to his live-action work, Avery was the voice of Shredder on the popular 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' animated series and the voice of War Machine in the 1995 'Iron Man' cartoon.
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Church Recording at St. Mary's Bathwick.
Although a medieval church had stood on the site, with William Pulteney's purchase of the Manor of Bathwick estate in 1727, the Pulteneys wished to relieve themselves of what was by then a small ruin. By 1814, the new parish church of St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick at the base of Bathwick Hill was completed. The designer of that church, John Pinch the Elder, was shortly employed by the Pulteney family to demolish the medieval Mary's, then called Bathwick Old Church, which he carried out in January 1818.
Church Recording has played an important and integral part of the Arts Society and following our successful completion of the recording of St Swithin's Church Walcot, a new Church Recording Group was set up to record the artifacts and fabric of St Mary's Church Bathwick Hill. An enthusiastic group of Arts Society Bath Members meet fortnightly on a Friday morning at the church.


Pair of bronzed baby shoes belonging to Norma Lang Steuerle. The shoes are mounted on a wooden base with "NORMA" inscribed on a small placard.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native Norma Steuerle lived in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband, Eugene. The couple had two grown daughters. A clinical psychologist with her own practice, Norma also volunteered at community service events through her church. On September 11, she boarded Flight 77 on the first part of a journey to Asia, where her husband and a daughter were working. She was 54 years old.


David Gerrold's classic space opera Under the Eye of God tells the story of a group of unlikely rebels on a mission to reclaim the galaxy from ruthless vampire overlords known as the Phaestor.
The dark, burnt world of Thoska-Roole, infamous for its harsh climate and equally callous inhabitants, might be the last place in the galaxy anyone would turn for aid in times of crisis. But the small, orange planet is home to the band of rebels who hold the fate of the entire galaxy in their hands.
The Phaestor were once humanity's last hope, but these genetically engineered predators and their deadly army of Moktar Dragons have since seized control of the galaxy and subjugated all lesser species to feed their appetite for chaos and blood. Standing in their way is the ragtag alliance of malcontents from Thoska-Roole, including two bounty hunters, a mercenary ship captain, and a disgraced reptilian warrior. Together, they make a last desperate stand against the Phaestor and their reign of unprecedented terror.
©1993, David Gerrold (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
I enjoyed the reading more than the listening on this one. worth the time tho.
What would have made Under the Eye of God better?
Has Under the Eye of God put you off other books in this genre?
If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Under the Eye of God?
The dogbaby scenes.. Which is about a third of the book.


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Curtis Stone Mixes Travel, Cooking in New Show on QVC/HSN Streaming Service | News
WEST CHESTER, Pa., Oct. 12, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Qurate Retail Group and Celebrity Chef Curtis Stone are turning up the heat to bring viewers a new original series, debuting exclusively on the QVC/HSN streaming service. "Travel, Cook, Repeat with Curtis Stone" – launching on October 13 – will follow Stone as he visits regions around the globe seeking new flavors and then returns home to teach viewers how to make delicious recipes based on his discoveries in their own home kitchens.
The show will offer fans a new way to stay connected to their favorite chef and culinary brand, with six episodes dropping together that can be viewed anytime, on demand. The combined QVC/HSN streaming service launched in August 2019 and features six livestream channels, along with a variety of specialized and unique on-demand content. The service is available in approximately 45 million Roku and Amazon Fire TV homes and has been consistently among the top 25 free movies and TV apps on Roku.
"I'm so excited to be creating this show for the Qurate Retail Group's QVC and HSN streaming service. As a chef, it is a real joy to be able to introduce exotic flavors to home cooks across America, in straightforward recipes that our audience can actually prepare themselves," said Stone. "We'll travel together, from New South Wales in Australia to Rioja, Spain, and beyond, and then create some amazing dishes at home. We'll have some laughs, and I'll post each recipe to HSN.com, with complete instructions."
Stone will use his own line of cookware, bakeware, and kitchen tools to prepare his recipes on the show, which means viewers will be able to purchase these specialized items easily on HSN.com. His Curtis Stone brand at HSN has seen phenomenal growth over the last several years, selling over 2.5 million of his renowned Dura-Pans and being named HSN's best-reviewed brand across all categories. This is the first time Curtis Stone has integrated his own products into a lifestyle cooking show.
"Together with Curtis Stone, we're using the flexibility of our video streaming service to create a lean-back 'edutainment' experience for viewers that combines two genres – travel and cooking," said Leslie Ferarro, President, QxH (which includes the QVC and HSN brands in the U.S.). "Then we're taking it a step further, by enabling viewers to easily shop the show. Our goal is to provide an experiential destination for viewers on our QVC and HSN streaming service."
"Our long collaboration with Curtis Stone and the relationships he has built with consumers created the opportunity to try this amazing new concept," said Maya Bowie, General Manager Merchandising and VP, Culinary, QxH. "Curtis joined HSN in 2012 and quickly became HSN's #1 brand in the kitchen. He started with cookware and kitchen tools and expanded from there. Now, he's giving our customers an introduction to new cultures and cuisine, while bringing those very recipes to life using his own HSN products."
Stone expanded into kitchen electrics at HSN in 2014, followed by his Dura-Pan nonstick cookware in 2015, his Dura-Bake nonstick bakeware in 2017, and his Dura-Electric nonstick kitchen electrics in 2018. In 2019, he launched the Curtis Stone Food assortment, which added seafood, Australian-grass-fed meats and other essential ingredients to HSN's food lineup.
Stone is a Los Angeles-based Michelin-starred chef, restaurateur, author, television personality, and culinary entrepreneur. He operates three widely acclaimed restaurants: Maude (Beverly Hills, Calif.), Gwen Butcher Shop & Restaurant (Hollywood, Calif) with his brother Luke, and Georgie (Dallas, Texas) with Luke and restaurateur Stephan Courseau. Stone also operates Curtis Stone Events, a full-service events and catering company in Los Angeles, as well as his current pop-up at The Grove in Los Angeles Picnic Society by Gwen. He is widely known for his appearances on television programs, such as "Take Home Chef" (TLC), "The TODAY Show" (NBC), "Top Chef Junior" (NBC), and "Field Trip with Curtis Stone" (PBS).
Travel, Cook, Repeat with Curtis Stone will launch on October 13 on HSN and QVC streaming channels.
Qurate Retail GroupSM comprises seven leading retail brands – QVC®, HSN®, Zulily®, Ballard Designs®, Frontgate®, Garnet Hill®, and Grandin Road® – all dedicated to providing a Third Way to Shop®, beyond transactional ecommerce or traditional brick-and-mortar stores. Globally, Qurate Retail GroupSM is #1 in video commerce, among the top 10 ecommerce retailers in North America (according to Digital Commerce 360), and a leader in mobile commerce and social commerce. The retailer reaches approximately 380 million homes worldwide via 15 television networks, attracts 2.4 billion digital sessions per year across its ecommerce sites and mobile apps, and engages customers via social pages, print catalogs, and in-store destinations. Qurate Retail Group combines the best of retail, media, and social to curate products, experiences, conversations, and communities for millions of highly discerning shoppers – bringing joy, inspiration, and humanity to shopping. Qurate Retail Group also curates large audiences, across multiple platforms, for thousands of brand vendors. Headquartered in West Chester, PA, Qurate Retail Group has 25,000 team members in the U.S., the U.K., Germany, Japan, Italy, Poland, and China. For more information, visit www.qurateretailgroup.com, follow @QurateRetailGrp on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, or follow Qurate Retail Group on YouTube or LinkedIn.
Qurate Retail, Inc. (NASDAQ: QRTEA, QRTEB) includes the Qurate Retail Group portfolio of brands as well as other minority interests and green energy investments.
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The podcast game has proven to be a strong platform for content creators, and the boom has given us some dope ones to listen to, including the homies over at Pilot Talk Podcast. The Baltimore trio of Juwan, Santana & Pitter see themselves as millennials navigating your podcast airwaves bi-weekly, discussing hot takes, political incorrectness, & music opinions. On the release of Episode 26 "Pilot Talk FM" they debuted their new theme song courtesy of none other than E.Nigma, over the anthemic production of NY Bangers. Follow Pilot Talk Podcast to talk with the pilots & shoutout how you like the new theme song using #PTPodcast/#EdotNIGMAPTP!


The music department hosted Brass Day, a day for community members and students to participate in and enjoy performances from brass bands, on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Nineteen students and community members registered to play at the event.
One member from the first ever marching band at SVSU attended the event as an opportunity to interact with other musicians from the area.
part of me being here is to network," said Dave Crook, a local musician.
Other attendees included high schoolers. The event is a good opportunity for students who may potentially pursue further education at SVSU. The Brass Day events allow them to receive instruction from music professors and meet current students.
Community members and students registered to be a part of master classes also receive feedback on their playing.
Community members participated not only in master classes but also played in the performance by the Mid-Michigan Brass Band.
The Mid-Michigan Brass Band performed at 11 a.m. following the morning master classes.
Their performance was followed by another set of master classes and a late-afternoon performance by the Quintasonic Brass Quintet, a traveling brass band.
SVSU students continued to play in master classes with the professional quintet throughout the afternoon.
Community members were welcome to sit in on those classes as well.
The music department hopes to continue hosting Brass Day yearly in order to reach out to the community and provide a space for local musicians to interact with students.


Disclosure: A 25.00 gift card to Stamey's was provided in exchange for this post.
The first thing I noticed when we drove through Greensboro was that there were a ton of BBQ restaurants. And by ton, I mean one on almost every single corner. We aren't huge BBQ lovers, so during our stay in Greensboro we decided we would pick only one BBQ restaurant. We choose to try Stamey's and regretted every second of it. Founded in 1930, Stamey's is known for it's "Lexington-style" pit cooked exclusively over hardwood coals barbecue pork and "secret barbecue sauce". The secret barbecue sauce was a watery, sugary, ketchup like sauce that they drenched over my chicken. I was able to wipe most of it off after I realized I did not like it, but even my chicken was not that great. Towards the bone, it was still pink and raw. The fries were the best part of my meal and they clearly were from a freezer bag. I also got a cup of their 'famous stew", which tasted like it came from a can and someone accidentally added too much water. My husband ordered a Chopped "Chicken-Q" sandwich, but ended up with a plate of "Chicken-Q". On the menu it is listed as an oven-roasted all-white meat meal, however his was certainly not all white meat. We left Stamey's still hungry and with upset stomachs from the food. For sure will not return here, and highly suggest you find a different BBQ restaurant in the Greensboro area, there are so many to choose from.
It's a shame that your dinner ended up being less than high-quality. It always feels like such a shock because we are so used to good or at least better-than-average food. That's the one drawback to trying new restaurants: what do you do if you didn't enjoy anything?


The ANU is currently seeking a Postdoctoral/Research Fellow to join our research team to embark on a project entitled "Improving Efficiency, Durability and Cost-effectiveness of III-V Semiconductors for Direct Water Electrolysis" funded by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).
The Postdoctoral/Research Fellow will conduct research on the epitaxial growth of metamorphic and lattice-matched multi-junction III-V semiconductor materials. This position will also support research on epitaxial lift-off and device development for solar cells and solar fuels generation applications.


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Review of 2018's noteworthy technical issues and what's in store for 2019.
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Yvonne has worked in utilities management both internationally and locally for more years than she would like to admit to. She believes strongly in sustainability and leaving a smaller footprint on the planet. Whilst she has undertaken many forms of training, she was particularly pleased on receiving certificate number 3 for the Energy Management Professional training offered by EMANZ. She has particular skill in leading teams to a common goal using day to day skills rather than outside consultants.
Yvonne joined the EMANZ Board in May 2017 and become Chair June 2018.
Jonathan has a BE (Chemical and Process) 1st Class Honours, CPEng from 2011, and has been an EnergyMasters Auditor since 2007.
Jonathan is Managing Director of energy and process efficiency consultancy, DETA Consulting Ltd. Prior to starting his own consultancy, Jonathan held a senior management position at Enercon Ltd.
Jonathan has been a Board member since 2010.
Scott has been involved in the commercial building services Industry for over 25 years, with roles in project engineering, project management, contract management, facilities management and business management.
Scott has sat on the EMANZ Governance Committee since early 2011.
Frans completed a B.Ag.Com at Lincoln University before becoming a registered valuer. In 1995 he established ECOsystems, a company specialising in integrated energy efficiency projects with offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. After 20 years of operation he sold ECOsystems to Pioneer Energy.
Frans has now established ecoNEW Limited, offering services in energy management, business consulting and continuous improvement. Frans holds certificate #1 of the EMANZ EnergyManager Professional qualification and offers services in strategic energy management and works with organisations to develop energy management policies and plans. He has a particular interest in making these sustainable using continuous improvement principles.
Noel has been involved in the electricity industry for over 35 years and has considerable experience in lighting, power conditioning, motors and drives, and energy auditing.
Noel is a Registered Engineering Associate, and is an EnergyMasters Auditor. Noel has operated his own engineering consultancy since 1994, has been an EMANZ Member for over fifteen years and has been on the Board for the last ten.
Kevin is the Director of Power Solutions Ltd, a company that has been providing energy management services for almost 25 years. He has a Diploma in Energy Management, is an EMANZ Energy Auditor Energy Master and a Certified Measurement and Verification Professional. Recently he also completed training to become an ISO 50001 Auditor.
Kevin joined the EMANZ Board in May 2016.
Michael is a Senior Lecturer in the Physics Department and the Director of its Energy Management Programme. His research is focused on new technologies for renewable energy production and energy efficient processes, and also understanding technological uptake and potential impact in future energy systems.
Michael joined the EMANZ Board in May 2017.
Troy is the Business Category Manager at Genesis, with responsibility for all their SME, Commercial and Industrial customers. He has a strong customer background with over 20 years of experience in Product, Marketing and Sales across the Energy and Financial Services sectors.
Troy joined the Board in May 2017 as a Sustaining Partner representative.
Sam has been involved in the energy industry in New Zealand for nine years, having completed a Master's degree in electrical engineering in London and Paris. He has a solid technical and commercial grounding in a wide variety of areas including retail pricing, demand response, metering technology and energy efficiency.
Sam is an Energy Manager Professional, and joined the Board in May 2017.
Mark has been in the energy services industry for more than 20 years, predominantly in consultancy roles. He has worked across many sectors, including industrial processes, commercial buildings and the public sector. Mark is now on the client side of industry, having taken up the role of Energy Manager at Counties Manukau DHB in 2017.
Mark joined the Board in May 2018.
Tim is a Retail Manager at Pioneer Energy and joined the Board in May 2018.


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Q: SQL: Average number of applications per customer for last x months I have 3 tables Customer, Applications, ApplicationHistory. I have to retrieve following data:

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*Get the average number of applications per customer for last 3 months

*Get the number of customers with atleast one or more applications for last 3 months

I had been trying group by however having following issues:

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*ApplicationHistory table has more than one entries for each application, now sure how to eliminate them  &

*Note: Have included Customer Table as need to filter data by customertype
Can you please suggest how can I get this right?
Many thanks,

My Solution ( does not work )

SELECT a.ApplicationId, a.CustomerId,  count(*) count
from [application] a
inner join [applicationhistory] ah on a.ApplicationId = ah.ApplicationId
inner join Customer c  on c.CustomerId = a.CustomerId
where  ah.EventDate between @StartDateFilter and @EndDateFilter
       --c.CustomerType in ( A, B)
group by a.ApplicationId, a.CustomerId

Table Structure:

Customer
Name  CustomerId   CustomerType
test1   1               A
test2   2               B

Applications
ApplicationId  CustomerId
3                   1
4                   1
5                   2
6                   2
7                   2

ApplicationHistory
ApplicationId   EventDate         EventType
3               2014-12-01           New
3               2014-12-01           Updated
3               2014-12-02           Withdrawn
4               2014-12-02           New
4               2014-12-03           Updated
5               2014-12-05           New
5               2014-12-06           Updated
5               2014-12-06           Updated
5               2014-12-07           Updated
6               2014-12-08           New

A: First, you query doesn't need the joins -- unless you care about customers with no applications.  So, this is a simpler version to get the total
select ah.CustomerId, count(*) as cnt
from applicationhistory ah
where  ah.EventDate between @StartDateFilter and @EndDateFilter
group by a.CustomerId;

Note that the group by only has CustomerId and not ApplicationId.
If you want only "New" applications, the use where:
select ah.CustomerId, count(*) as cnt
from applicationhistory ah
where ah.EventDate between @StartDateFilter and @EndDateFilter and
      EventType = 'New'
group by a.CustomerId;

If you want net applications "new" - "withdrawn", then use conditional aggregation:
select ah.CustomerId,
       sum(case when EventType = 'New' then 1 else -1 end) as cnt
from applicationhistory ah
where ah.EventDate between @StartDateFilter and @EndDateFilter and
      EventType in ( 'New', 'Withdrawn' )
group by a.CustomerId;

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Services Date: June 9, 2022
Craig Alan Rosenblum
April 13, 1965 -June 1, 2022
Craig Rosenblum was many things to many people, but mostly he was a devoted son, brother, uncle, nephew and father. Although to say Craig was a devoted father does not adequately describe the relationship he had with his kids. Jake and Shea were his oxygen; they were his life.
Craig grew up in Los Angeles, attended Franklin Elementary, King Jr. High, and John Marshall High School, and, then attended San Diego State University.
Ultimately, Craig went to work in the family business founded by his grandfather: Systematic Office Supply. Craig started in customer service and that evolved into him becoming an outside Salesperson which he had been doing for the better part of last 35+ years. Over the years, Craig worked closely with his late grandfather Sid, his late father Marvin, and his 2 brothers, Brian and Darren. What a lot of people don't know is that all throughout the years, even though his business card said "Account Manager," he worked hard helping to run the company as well.
Craig was an avid golfer and rarely missed his normal Saturday round of golf and absolutely loved those precious hours on the course. He also recently started coaching Jake's baseball games and loved that as well.
Like his father, Craig had an easy smile and an infectious laugh. He was a good listener and cared deeply for other people and would always be quick to lend a hand to anyone who needed anything.
Craig maintained a very close relationship with his one-time wife, lifelong friend and parenting partner Annie Lintott.
Many people did not know this, but Craig also had a new Girlfriend, Karen, who was a great source of happiness for him these last several months.
He will be so missed by so many! Craig was 57 years old.
Craig is survived by his mother, Sue Appleton; his step-mother, Joyce Rosenblum; his brothers Brian and Darren Rosenblum, their spouses Lisa and Dana; his children Jake & Shea, their mother Anne Lintott; nephews Mason & Logan; aunts and uncles: Susi & Yacov Sherman, Margie Rosenblum; Bob Ginsburg; cousins Rick Jurasky and Margaret Daniel, Jeff & Kathleen Jurasky; Talia & Ryan Scheiderman, Yael Sherman, Ceevan Sherman, Lena & Daniel LeChaminant; David Ginsburg, and Karen Melara, Girlfriend
Funeral Services:
Thursday, June 9th at 10am
Hillside Memorial Park
6001 Centinela Ave
Celebration of Life to follow at Home of Darren & Dana Rosenblum:
7245 W. 90th


"I am inspired by everything, but my collections are not directly inspired by what I see. I look at everything, forget everything, and then I do it my way," explains Karl Lagerfeld.
The Artistic Director of the House has a unique method of innovating. Immersed in Gabrielle Chanel's style, he is able to distance himself from it in order to invent new combinations. His creations are original variations on her classic themes.


From the hot tub or rockers on your deck, enjoy the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains in a brand new Gatlinburg cabin just seconds from downtown. In addition to the wonders of the Smokies, Someday offers everything you need for your getaway including a vertical jetted shower spa, heart-shaped Jacuzzi tub, pool table, air hockey, Ms. Pac Man/Galaga arcade game, and more. Fireplace and three cable TVs with DVD make life grand. It even has bunk beds if you bring the kids. Someday has everything you need to relax and getaway at Gatlinburg Falls, where you get it all and never get enough.


Home Opinions Transfer Deadline Day: Quieter than the Emirates?
Deadline day has come and gone. What should have been an exciting day, as a month of rumours and speculation comes to a close. Turned out to be as full of excitement as Piers Morgan is full of s***.
This window saw total spend fall from last year. Not just on Deadline Day, but the window as a whole. Could this be the start of clubs tightening their purses?
When it comes to owners fists, none are tighter than Mike Ashley's. Until now! Newcastle surprised everyone by breaking the club transfer record to sign Miguel Almiron. They will be hoping that becoming Newcastle's most expensive signing is the only thing he shares with the former holder of that title, Michael Owen. Else it could be a rough few months for both Almiron and Newcastle.
Burnley fans around the country would have been extremely excited to hear they were signing a big striker. However, I'm sure they were thinking reputation, not height and age. Yes, Crouchy has signed for Burnley. A man whose age could easily get confused with his height, in centimetres.
Burnley have added to the oldest squad in the Premier League, by adding one of the oldest players. At least they will get money off in the chip shop. Many people were questioning why on earth Burnley would be interested in a player who some would argue is past it, especially after struggling in a mid-table championship side. But then it does make perfect sense, with Burnley being destined to be a mid table championship side in the near future.
Hopefully, for Burnley, Crouch will still have the legs to make it into the box, because with his head at least one foot above everybody else, there's half a chance of it bouncing off his head and Burnley actually getting some results.
Michy Batshuayi has struggled to make an impact at Chelsea and as a result, found himself being passed around Europe like a young girl eager for concert tickets. He now finds himself at Crystal Palace for the remainder of the season. Will this be a decision that comes back to haunt Chelsea? Or will Batshuayi prove to be as much of a danger in goal? As I am in danger of becoming Manchester United's new manager (despite my impressive credentials on football manager mobile).
The team who surprised absolutely nobody were, of course, Tottenham Hotspur. The team who are so good at bottling they should be getting sponsored Coca Cola, or perhaps San Miguel, because, with just a couple of players out, the team plays like they're p*****.
It's a shame because their first team really looks like it could go places, but without Harry Kane to hold hands and score goals, any hope of being involved in this year's title race may soon be out of the window, as most players outside of Spurs' first 11 are about as effective as crisp packet condoms.
All in all, it has been a pretty poor January in terms of the transfer window, but now that it's over and we know who's got who. We can get back to the most important thing, which is of course. Hoping and praying that anyone but Liverpool can clinch the title.
Stand up comedian/Presenter/Writer based in the south-west of the UK. Blackburn Rovers fan, and Rugby League enthusiast.


Jigsaw puzzles are seeing a resurgence in popularity today, as many people are seeking a break from the information overload that surrounds us.
Besides being very entertaining, puzzling is good for one's mind, spirit and body. It's a great meditation tool and stress reliever, it improves one's mood and short-term memory and improves problem-solving skills. According to a recent study published in the Archives of Neurology, puzzling stimulates the brain and helps ward off the plaque that creates Alzheimer's.
Charlene Brower has always enjoyed solving crossword puzzles and the others featured in newspapers. Four years ago, she was looking at a catalog and some jigsaw puzzles caught her eye.
But Brower didn't stop there. All of those gorgeous scenes by Thomas Kinkade couldn't be dumped back into the box, so she decided to frame them. And then, they went down the stairs and up on the family-room walls.
Today, Brower has brightened more basement rooms, with beautiful scenes of all types—displaying nearly 60 puzzles—many reflecting treasured pieces of art work.
Along with reading, Brower said that puzzling is one of her favorite pastimes and she has a special area in her home for her hobby.
Brower's puzzle table is a large, wooden surface, that accommodates all puzzle sizes, with four drawers underneath it that slide in and out. Upon beginning a puzzle, Brower gets the outside border pieces together first and then sorts the other pieces by shapes and places them into the shallow drawers.
Brower says the puzzle table comes in very handy at the end of the day.
"When I'm done, I just slide the drawers inside the table and the clutter is gone," she said.
When the puzzle is finished, it can be slid onto the backing material, very easily, to be framed. Brower's puzzles fit together tightly, eliminating the need for glue.
Brower's favorite puzzles feature those picturesque scenes of artists Terry Redlin and Thomas Kinkade, with their earthy colors, blazing sunrises and sunsets and nostalgic themes that capture the beauty of America's rural past. Kinkade hoped his work would inspire others to slow down, appreciate the little details of life and to look for the beauty in the world around us. Redlin felt fortunate he was able to preserve those memories.
She doesn't consider herself a "die-hard" collector, but enjoys getting puzzles for Christmas and throughout the year from her daughter-in-law.
Besides the Redlin and Kinkade scenes, Brower has a wide variety of framed puzzles in her basement that include: sports, holiday, animal, historical, cartoon, movie stars, metallic scenes and more.
Brower owns a collectible puzzle entitled "Just Imagine – East Meets West" by Milton Bradley from 1985. It depicts a vision of New York City (east) meeting San Francisco (west) with an ocean between the two cities and the Golden Gate Bridge in the background. Of particular interest, is that it features the Twin Towers of New York City that are no longer with us. And the other exciting feature is the fact that It's sealed in the original box.
Brower truly enjoys her hobby.
Today, there are many new ideas in puzzling: 3-D puzzles with different levels of difficulty, glow-in-the-dark and metallic ones and laser-cut wood pieces to assemble. The firm "Puzzle Warehouse" in St. Louis, Missouri offers thousands of puzzles from four to 33,600 pieces—something for every age and skill level. They also promote a puzzle of the month club and a puzzle rewards program that awards points for purchases.
The first puzzle was created in 1767, by John Spilsbury, a European engraver and mapmaker, who glued a map of England onto a mahogany board and, using a saw, cut it into pieces. The largest puzzle, by Educa, entitled "Around the World" contains 42,000 pieces and measures 24.57 by 5.15 feet.


The morning begun very early – at 5 AM. Because we wanted to go to Henbury meteorite craters and we shouldn't delay our teammates who stayed at hostel and should be ready at ~10 AM for leaving the city. Two boiled eggs and a yoghurt for breakfast. I had a lazanja from yesterday that I bought at Alice Spring's supermarket, so I decided to eat it first since it was more delicious than just an ordinary egg with salt.
We are almost there at the craters. This time road is much better than before – no mud, no floods. Ilgonis is at the wheel. Just when I got out of the car I noticed we have a flat tire. Very flat. It could have been because of the gravel road which had quite big rocks on it. So the only thing we could do is change our tire with the one we had under our car. It was smaller and not fully pumped but it was the only way to get back to Alice Springs. After Ilgonis and Rūdolfs did that, we went to explore meteorite craters. They didn't give me the impression that I was hoping for, but still it was interesting to see a place where a big rock from the space was fallen many thousand years ago. At the bottom of the craters there were trees and bushes, and water as well. Probably there are animals that come here to drink water. Just then we saw two kangaroos who were jumping away from us. I suppose we disturbed them. Later on the gravel road we saw two more kangaroos. So it's more than in the whole trip together till now.
When we returned to Alice Springs, we went straight to the auto service. There we found out that the tire needs to be entirely replaced because the hole in it is too big. Additional expenses – 160 AUD.
Later that day we went in Tennant Creek's direction. We decided not to go to Devils Marbles because of the approaching storm. We saw dark clouds, and in a moment it started to rain. Of course, there was also a fire in the desert as it should be traditionally – because we are looking for a place to camp. But we didn't get alarmed, we just cooked supper – delicious pasta with bolognese sauce – and went to sleep. No stars tonight – it's cloudy. Strange, but most of the nights we have spent in the middle of Australia's desert were cloudy. There were only two nights till now when we were able to learn how to find southern constellations. Yet the Moon is approaching the Sun. 6 days till the total eclipse.


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PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 4, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. (ARE) appear today the appraisement of its accessible alms of 6,000,000 shares of accepted banal at a amount of $123.50 per allotment in affiliation with the advanced auction agreements declared below. The Aggregation additionally accepted the underwriters a 30-day advantage to acquirement up to 900,000 added shares. The alms is accepted to aing on or about January 8, 2018, accountable to accepted closing conditions.
BofA Merrill Lynch, J.P. Morgan and Citigroup are acting as collective book-running managers for the offering. Scotiabank, Evercore ISI, Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC, Mizuho Securities, RBC Basic Markets, Wells Fargo Securities, Barclays, BB&T Basic Markets, BNP PARIBAS, BTIG, Basic One Securities, Fifth Third Securities, JMP Securities, Loop Basic Markets, PNC Basic Markets LLC, Ramirez & Co., Inc., SMBC Nikko, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey and TD Balance are acting as co-managers for the offering.
The Aggregation has entered into advanced auction agreements with Bank of America, N.A., JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., London Branch and Citibank, N.A. (the "forward purchasers") with account to 6,000,000 shares of its accepted banal (and expects to access into advanced auction agreements with account to an accumulated of 6,900,000 shares if the underwriters exercise their advantage to acquirement added shares in full). In affiliation with the advanced auction agreements, the advanced purchasers or their affiliates are accepted to borrow and advertise to the underwriters an accumulated of 6,000,000 shares of the accepted banal that will be delivered in this alms (or an accumulated of 6,900,000 shares if the underwriters exercise their advantage to acquirement added shares in full). Subject to its appropriate to accept banknote or net allotment settlement, which appropriate is accountable to assertive conditions, the Aggregation intends to deliver, aloft concrete adjustment of such advanced auction agreements on one or added dates defined by the Aggregation occurring no after than April 8, 2019, an accumulated of 6,000,000 shares of its accepted banal (or an accumulated of 6,900,000 shares if the underwriters exercise their advantage to acquirement added shares in full) to the advanced purchasers in barter for banknote gain per allotment according to the applicative advanced auction price, which will be the accessible alms price, beneath underwriting discounts and commissions, and will be accountable to assertive adjustments as provided in the advanced auction agreements.
The Aggregation will not initially accept any gain from the auction of shares of its accepted banal by the advanced purchasers. The Aggregation expects to use the net proceeds, if any, it receives aloft the approaching adjustment of the advanced auction agreements to armamentarium awaiting acquisitions that the Aggregation expects to complete in the near-term and the architecture of on-going highly busy development projects, with any absolute gain to be captivated for accepted alive basic and added accumulated purposes, including the abridgement of the outstanding balance, if any, on the Company's apart chief band of credit. Selling accepted banal through the advanced auction agreements enables the Aggregation to set the amount of such shares aloft appraisement the alms (subject to assertive adjustments) while dabbling the arising of such shares and the cancellation of the net gain by the Aggregation until the accepted allotment requirements declared aloft accept occurred.
The alms is actuality fabricated pursuant to an able allotment account on Form S-3 that was ahead filed with the Balance and Barter Commission. This columnist absolution does not aggregate an action to advertise or a address of an action to buy any of the Company's accepted stock, nor shall there be any auction of the accepted banal in any accompaniment in which such offer, address or auction would be actionable above-mentioned to allotment or accomplishment beneath the balance laws of any such state.
Copies of the announcement supplement apropos to this offering, back available, may be acquired by contacting: BofA Merrill Lynch, NC1-004-03-43, 200 North College Street, 3rd floor, Charlotte, NC 28255-0001, Attn: Announcement Department; or sending an email to [email protected]; J.P. Morgan, Attention: Broadridge Financial Solutions, 1155 Long Island Avenue, Edgewood, NY 11717, telephone: 1-866-803-9204; or Citigroup, c/o Broadridge Financial Solutions, 1155 Long Island Avenue, Edgewood, NY 11717 (Tel:800-831-9146).
Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. (ARE), an S&P 500® company, is an burghal appointment REIT abnormally focused on collaborative activity science and technology campuses in AAA addition array locations. Founded in 1994, Alexandria pioneered this alcove and has back accustomed a cogent bazaar attendance in key locations, including Greater Boston, San Francisco, New York City, San Diego, Seattle, Maryland and Research Triangle Park.
This columnist absolution includes "forward-looking statements" aural the acceptation of Section 27A of the Balance Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Balance Barter Act of 1934, as amended. Such advanced statements include, after limitation, statements apropos the Company's alms of accepted banal (including an advantage to acquirement added shares of accepted stock), its advised use of the gain and the accepted closing date of the offering. These advanced statements are based on the Company's present intent, behavior or expectations, but advanced statements are not affirmed to action and may not occur. Absolute after-effects may alter materially from those independent in or adumbrated by the Company's advanced statements as a aftereffect of a array of factors, including, after limitation, the risks and uncertainties abundant in its filings with the Balance and Barter Commission. All advanced statements are fabricated as of the date of this columnist release, and the Aggregation assumes no obligation to amend this information. For added altercation apropos to risks and uncertainties that could account absolute after-effects to alter materially from those advancing in the Company's advanced statements, and risks and uncertainties to the Company's business in general, amuse accredit to the Company's filings with the Balance and Barter Commission, including its best contempo anniversary address on Form 10-K and any after filed anniversary letters on Form 10-Q.


TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - As you dust off your bike from the long winter it spent in the garage, there are a few things you need to do to keep safe while riding.
"That's probably the most important thing - you don't want to have your tire go flat when you're out in the middle of traffic," said Jim Izbinski. He's the service manager at Reggie's Bike Shop.
Experts like Jim Izbinksi say your bike needs an annual tune up. The tires, brakes and chains all need a look over. That's something you can get at places like Reggie's Bike Shop off Secor in Toledo.
Besides making sure the bike is ready to go, riders should follow other safety tips.
"We'd like everybody to be riding with helmets. As a former firefighter and medic, we'd pick up bicycle accidents and much more of the people with the helmets on, they have less head injury," said Mark Hopkins. He's a salesperson and mechanic at Reggie's Bike Shop.
Also, don't forget to wear reflective clothing and ride with lights on.
"80% of cycling accidents happen during the day, so even during the day you should have lights on your bike," said Izbinksi.
In Ohio, drivers must allow at least three feet between the vehicle and the bicyclist when passing. Using hand signals before turning is also required.
"You are allowed one lane of traffic to move over. If you need to make a left you go from the right to the left, but you need to let the motorists know that you're signaling to let them know. That's the law, we all share the road," said Hopkins.
"Most of all just kind of pay attention, because people haven't been riding, so now the traffic has to get used to you riding your bike again," said Izbinski.
Brushing up on these basics should be just like riding a bike.


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Now the insistence of house republicans to make this all or free must infuriate democrats, especially the president, who famously explained he would support higher taxes on capital even if they hurt the economy so much that they contributed to lower revenues.He was quoted saying"Justness"Was crucial.
But similar to it or not, the american people elected a house of officials that is committed to stopping all tax hikes.They are so committed that they refuse to put their fingerprints on a deal to raise taxes on some and sometimes it means risking automatic tax increases on all.Speaker boehner tried his best to alter this reality for the health of compromise.He would not.So this is reality obama and reid must deal with.
Why would reid and obama insist on tax hikes for any one in this context?Economic downturn and the suffering would be serious and widespread.They have continually claimed that current rates should be Pandora Charms Cheap extended for 98 percent of americans.The intransigence of house republicans has set up a scenario in which we'll either have cheaply destructive tax hikes on every american, or we'll postpone all the tax hikes for a year while we move forward on wide-Range tax reform.Economy and choose these option.


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Once your soul is awakened, you never return to the sleepwalking state of mind. Some people become complacent in life. They are just going through the motions and not aware of truth. Seek the knowledge, wisdom, and the understandings that vivify your existence.
Iris swims quietly beside me.Oh!… the weeds and larger leaves sway and stretch themselves beneath.Blue dragonflies dart to and fro…I tie my life to your balloon and let it go.


Yes, it was a nice camera with a lot of feaatures.
Thanks Shawna. Yes, I used a tripod and a slow shutter speed.
This is a beautiful photo. Did you use a tripod or do you have a really steady hand? I've tried to capture waterfalls but they don't come out as smooth.
Thanks for your comments, Whittler.
Thanks for your comments, Jeanette. And yes, used a slow shutter speed. Belated thanks to KM and Alandra.
Beautiful! I hope to see more of your work.


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Q: What does a simple MODIFY with no parameters change in ALTER TABLE (SQL)? alter table emp
modify mgr;

Are previous constraints dropped/retained?
What is the use of this?

A: From the docs

modify_col_properties
Use this clause to modify the properties of the column. Any of the optional parts of the column definition (datatype, default value, or constraint) that you omit from this clause remain unchanged.

So it's a no-op if you don't specify any properties. It is not, in itself, very useful.


NINGBO RUIFENG PLASTIC CO., LTD located in the famous port city of Ningbo. and was established in 2002. We are a leather manufacturer integrating r&d, production and sales for PU / PVC leather.Strong sense of leather, color variety, and quality stability. It is your ideal material for sofa, car, yacht, shoes, ball, decorative, upholstery and other leather products. Our products can pass REACH, EN71, ROHS, PAHS,BS5852 FR standards and cold flame etc.


Ontario's Express Entry associated Human Capital Priorities Stream is a novel, dynamic way of bringing people to the most populated province of Canada.
Since being launched in 2015, the Human Capital Priorities Stream has been a definite success. In several ways, it has become the centerpiece of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (O.I.N.P), through which Ontario greets newcomers from across the globe.
For the initial three years of its survival, criteria for this stream involved a demand for applicants to have minimum 400 C.R.S points in the pool of Express Entry, by certain exclusions were made on time for specific occupations. By September 2018, however, this condition was substituted with a demand that candidates should have obtained a least C.R.S score below the Express Entry system as defined by the director of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program.
Precisely what this implies for applicants is not entirely clear, though it is worth noting that in three O.I.N.P Human Capital Priorities Stream draws among March and August 2018, applicants with C.R.S obtained below 400 and with proficiency in French or with a targeted job offer were asked.
Successful candidates to the Ontario Express Entry associated Human Capital Priorities Stream obtain 600 extra C.R.S points, accompanied by invitation to apply (I.T.A) for permanent residence.
A job offer is not needed to suit below this stream, though applicants with a job offer have been prioritized for an invitation in the past.
Ontario can only explore what is now in the pool, so it is essential to have an updated profile of Express Entry. The potential payoff is enormous, thriving candidates get 600 additional C.R.S points, accompanied by an I.T.A for permanent residence.


Get hands-on instruction and practice deploying Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2 in this three-day Microsoft Official Course. In this course you will learn how to plan for and deploy your Windows Server infrastructure in both physical and virtual environments. You will learn about different deployment methodologies and techniques, and work with lite-touch and zero-touch deployment options, as well as general imaging usage and configuration. You will also learn how to use Windows Deployment Services and how to work with solution accelerators, such as the Windows Assessment and Deployment Toolkit (Windows ADK), the Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit (MAP), and the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT). These tools will help you increase your efficiency and reduce management overhead.
The course will also cover essential components within your server infrastructure, such as upgrading and migrating Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Domain Name System (DNS) and various Active Directory services, such as Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). It will also cover options and considerations around virtualizing those infrastructure workloads and options available for extending some of those workloads into Windows Azure.


FCX-007 is Fibrocell's clinical stage, gene therapy product candidate for the treatment of RDEB, a congenital and progressive orphan skin disease caused by the deficiency of the protein type VII collagen (COL7). FCX-007 is a genetically-modified autologous fibroblast that encodes the gene for COL7 and is being developed in collaboration with Precigen, Inc. By genetically modifying autologous fibroblasts ex vivo to produce COL7, culturing them and then treating wounds locally via injection, FCX-007 offers the potential to address the underlying cause of the disease by providing high levels of COL7 directly to the affected areas while avoiding systemic distribution.
The EBMRF is an all-volunteer, non-profit 501(c) Foundation dedicated to funding research for EB, a rare, debilitating and often fatal skin disease. Our mission is to determine its causes, develop successful treatments, and ultimately find a cure. The grants awarded with your donations fund an aggressive research agenda aimed at developing breakthrough therapies in collaboration with Universities and leading private and public biotechnology companies. EBMRF's scientific collaborations incorporate a venture philanthropy model, in which we participate in the economics of any potential scientific commercialization. Royalties and revenue generated from our venture agreements are then reinvested to further advance critical research. The foundation's goal is to cure EB by raising awareness through special events, the media and fundraising programs. For more information, please visit www.ebmrf.org.
This press release contains, and our officers and representatives may from time to time make, statements that are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements that are not historical facts are hereby identified as forward-looking statements for this purpose and include, among others, statements relating to: Fibrocell's expected use of the proceeds from the investment; Fibrocell's expectations regarding the timing and clinical development of FCX-007; the potential advantages of FCX-007 and Fibrocell's other product candidates; the potential benefits of the investment from EBRP and EBMRF; the potential benefits of Fast Track Designation, Orphan Drug Designation and Rare Pediatric Disease Designation; and other statements regarding Fibrocell's future operations, financial performance and financial position, prospects, strategies, objectives and other future events.


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Stanislas Ouaro (born 19 January 1975) is a Burkinabé politician and mathematician.

Biography
Stanislas Ouaro was born on 19 January 1975. He graduated with a doctor's degree from University of Ouagadougou in 2001 with his thesis titled Etude de problèmes elliptiques-paraboliques nonlinéaires en une dimension d'espace. Before he joined government, he was the president of  since 2012.

On 31 January 2018, he was appointed the Minister of National Education and Literacy, replacing Jean-Martin Coulibaly. On 19 January 2019, he resigned together with other members of Thieba cabinet. On 24 January, he was appointed the Minister of National Education, Literacy and Promotion of National Languages.

Health
During the 2020 coronavirus outbreak, on 21 March, Ouaro contracted the coronavirus.

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1975 births
Living people
University of Ouagadougou alumni
Burkinabé mathematicians
Education ministers of Burkina Faso
21st-century Burkinabé people


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Q: AngularDart Element onResize event not linked to window I'm working on a responsive, full-width layout and I need to do some element processing when the size changes. This has to not be linked to the window, as the size can change without the window size being modified e.g. changing number of columns.
I'm working with AngularDart directives and components and it would be nice to have a directive say, "resizable" which implements such an event for the element.
I've come across the attributeChanged() method in the Dart Element class but don't really know how to tap into that without creating custom elements.


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2009 Report: Alternative Sentencing in the Federal Criminal Justice System
This paper analyzes alternative sentences for federal offenders and, specifically, United States citizens sentenced under various types of alternatives. This analysis describes current federal sentencing policy governing alternative sentences and examines offenders with alternative sentences using the United States Sentencing Commission's data. An analysis of factors associated with alternative sentences imposed for eligible offenders provides insight into considerations made by federal sentencing courts in determining whether to impose alternatives. (January 2009)
The key findings of the Commission's study are:
The predominance of prison sentences has been consistent and has been accompanied by slightly increasing rates over the past ten years.
Offenders convicted of fraud and other white collar offenses, while still primarily sentenced to prison, also more often are sentenced to alternatives; approximately one-third of fraud and white collar offenders are sentenced to prison alternatives.
Nearly equal proportions of White (38.7%) and Black (37.6%) United States citizen offenders are sentenced to prison.
Specifically, guideline offense level and Criminal History Category, alone or in combination, are the principal factors determining whether an offender receives an alternative sentence.
Offenders with higher levels of education are more likely than less educated offenders to be sentenced to alternatives.
The more serious conduct of firearms and immigration offenders, as indicated by guideline factors, is associated with their lower rates of alternative sentences.
Drug offenders eligible for alternative sentences receive those alternatives at a relatively high rate (65.3%).
The overwhelming majority (95.4%) of offenders eligible for alternative sentences receive offense level decreases for acceptance and, among those, 69.3 percent are sentenced to available alternatives.
Effective alternative sanctions are important options for federal, state, and local criminal justice systems. For the appropriate offenders, alternatives to incarceration can provide a substitute for costly incarceration.
Alternative Sentencing in the Federal Criminal Justice System (January 2009)