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Brain Res Mol Brain Res. 2003 Jan 31;110(1):52-62.
Distribution and colocalization of NGF and GDNF family ligand receptor mRNAs in dorsal root and nodose ganglion neurons of adult rats.
Kashiba H1, Uchida Y, Senba E.
Department of Physiology, Kansai College of Oriental Medicine, 2-11-1 Wakaba, Kumatori, Sennan, Osaka 590-0433, Japan.
To understand the dependence of primary sensory neurons on neurotrophic factors, we examined the distribution and colocalization of mRNAs for receptors of nerve growth factor (NGF) and glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) family ligands in dorsal root ganglion (DRG) and nodose ganglion (NG) neurons of adult rats by in situ hybridization (ISH) histochemistry using serial sections. About 35, 10, and 20% of the lumbar DRG neurons expressed trkA, trkB and trkC mRNAs, respectively. Messenger RNA signals for c-ret, a common signaling receptor of GDNF family ligands, were seen in about 60% of DRG neurons, and some of these neurons expressed trkA, trkB, or trkC mRNAs. Most (97%) of the DRG neurons observed were positive to at least one of these four mRNAs. About 50, 20, and 20% of DRG neurons expressed GDNF family receptor alpha1 (GFR alpha1), GFR alpha2, and GFR alpha3 mRNAs, respectively, and most of these neurons were positive to c-ret mRNA. Interestingly, GFR alpha2 and GFR alpha3 mRNA signals were frequently seen in the same neurons, which lack GFR alpha1 mRNA signals. On the other hand, 98% of NG neurons expressed trkB mRNA and 30-40% of NG neurons co-expressed c-ret and GFR alpha1 mRNAs. However, mRNA signals for other receptors (TrkA, TrkC, GFR alpha2, GFR alpha3) were seen in only a few NG neurons. These findings suggest that all the DRG neurons in adult rats depend on at least one of the NGF and GDNF family ligands, and that some DRG neurons depend on two ligands or more. In contrast, NG neurons were suggested to be divided into two major groups; one group depends on brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF)/neurotrophin-4/5 (NT-4/5), and the other depends on both BDNF/NT-4/5 and GDNF.
Drosophila Proteins*
Ganglia, Spinal/cytology
Ganglia, Spinal/physiology*
Glial Cell Line-Derived Neurotrophic Factor Receptors
Neurons, Afferent/physiology
Nodose Ganglion/cytology
Nodose Ganglion/physiology*
Proto-Oncogene Proteins/genetics*
Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-ret
Rats, Wistar
Receptor Protein-Tyrosine Kinases/genetics*
Receptor, Nerve Growth Factor/genetics*
Receptor, trkA/genetics
Receptor, trkB/genetics
Receptor, trkC/genetics
Drosophila Proteins
Gfra1 protein, rat
Proto-Oncogene Proteins
Receptor, Nerve Growth Factor
Receptor Protein-Tyrosine Kinases
Receptor, trkA
Receptor, trkB
Receptor, trkC
Ret protein, Drosophila
Ret protein, rat

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Purnella albifrons (del Hoyo and Collar 2016) was previously listed as Phylidonyris albifrons.
Population justification: The global population size has not been quantified, but the species is described as moderately common (Morcombe 2000).
BirdLife International (2019) Species factsheet: Purnella albifrons. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 20/04/2019. Recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species: BirdLife International (2019) IUCN Red List for birds. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 20/04/2019.


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Pa Patient Saf Advis 2014 Dec;11(4):180.
A Change in Clinical Direction
Michael C. Doering, MBA
The Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority welcomes Ellen S. Deutsch, MD, MS, FAAP, FACS, as clinical director for the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority and editor of the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Advisory. Dr. Deutsch practiced pediatric otolaryngology for 20 years in the Delaware Valley before accepting the position as director of surgical simulation for the Center for Simulation, Advanced Education and Innovation at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. She has a longstanding interest in human factors and systems improvements and recently completed a master's degree in healthcare quality and patient safety. Her experience includes leadership positions in national and international organizations and authorship of numerous presentations and peer-reviewed publications.
As we approach 2015, we are excited to continue our journey to make healthcare as safe as possible for patients in Pennsylvania. The quest to optimize safety is indeed a journey; we have made excellent progress, but we will continue to strive for even more. We are grateful for the grand vision and excellent work over the last 11 years of John Clarke, MD, clinical director emeritus and editor emeritus, who has been slowly retiring. We also appreciate the Authority patient safety liaisons, analysts, editors, staff, and all who have made the Advisory such a valuable tool since its first issue in March 2004.
During the coming year, look for enrichments in the readability of the articles and the practical resources available through the Advisory. We will be revisiting the content, design, and distribution methods of the Advisory articles and resources. We will be presenting information in a practical, straightforward manner while maintaining the important scientific process that provides validity. We will be experimenting with different formats for information to arrive in your inbox and for you to access and download articles and tools in a convenient manner.
In the background, our analysts will have access to new tools to enable us to mine the rich information included in the event narratives that Pennsylvania healthcare facilities report through the Authority's Pennsylvania Patient Safety Reporting System. We depend on the questions you ask, as well as the information provided by Pennsylvania facilities, to inform our work. We encourage facilities to continue to submit useful information in event reports, especially the narratives, and to let us know what more we can do to facilitate your efforts. Our combined work will support healthcare providers throughout Pennsylvania in our collaborative quest to provide the safest care possible for Pennsylvania patients and their families.
Join me in another heartfelt thank you to Dr. Clarke and a sincere welcome to Dr. Deutsch as she begins her guidance of the Advisory and the Authority's clinical activities.


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RedHawk Holdings Corp. (the "Company") has been working diligently to complete all of the required information for its quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the three and nine month periods ended March 31, 2021 (the "Form 10-Q"). However, the Company was unable to complete the Form 10-Q by the May 17, 2021 due date without unreasonable effort and expense due to delays in the compilation of certain financial information of its domestic and international operations which have delayed the timely preparation of the information required to be included in the Form 10-Q. The Company intends to file a complete Form 10-Q for the three and nine month periods ended Mar 31, 2021 as soon as practicable within the extension period of five calendar days provided under Rule 12b-25 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The delay could not be eliminated without unreasonable effort or expense.
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Gross revenue for the nine month period ended March 31, 2021 was approximately $870,000. Net of distributor and introductory discounts of approximately $180,000, net revenue for the nine month period ending March 31, 2021 was approximately $690,000. For the corresponding nine month period ended March 31, 2020, the Company reported gross revenue of approximately $314,000. Net of introductory discounts of approximately $96,000, net revenue for the nine month period ending March 31, 2020 was approximately $218,000. There were no distributor discounts for the nine month period ended March 31, 2020.
Total operating expenses for the nine month periods ended March 31, 2021 and March 31, 2020 were approximately $1,115,000 and $1,036,000, respectively.
Net loss from operations for the nine month periods ended March 31, 2021 and March 31, 2020 was approximately $425,000 and $818,000, respectively.
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5 Puerto Rico Adventures for Thrill Seekers
Zip lining above the central mountains in Puerto Rico
The "Island of Enchantment" might as well be called the "Island of Adventures." Here, tropical forest meets the sea, water splashes against limestone caves and cliffs, and when the moon rises, the sea glows a bright blue-green.
From the Embassy Suites by Hilton Dorado del Mar Beach Resort in Dorado, multiple Puerto Rico adventures are a short drive away. Here are just five of the incredible outdoor experiences that should top any thrill seeker's list.
Zipline Puerto Rico: Toro Verde
Within Puerto Rico's rugged interior, Toro Verde Adventure Park features 10 long, long cables suspended hundreds of feet above the Central Mountains–where riders can zip along at speeds ranging from 50 to nearly 100 miles per hour. The longest and fastest zipline, appropriately named The Monster, covers 1.57 miles and is the second-longest zip cable in the entire world! If you're looking to zipline Puerto Rico, you've come to the right place.
Between zips, you'll go on short hikes through the forest, cross suspension bridges, and rappel down short but-steep rock faces. If this sounds like too much for anyone in your party, know that these activities can be done individually or together as The Monster and The Beast are separate attractions from the eight-cable zipline course. But whatever you choose, remember to bring those closed-toed shoes!
Get there: From San Juan, the trip to Orocovis takes about an hour and a half via Highways 22, 137, and 155. From Dorado, it's just over an hour.
Hiking in El Yunque
Waterfall in El Yunque National Forest
El Yunque National Forest is the only tropical rainforest within the U.S. National Forest System. Its 24 miles of hiking trails—of varying length and difficulty—wind through the lush, mountainous landscape, bringing 600,000 annual visitors up close and personal with the most biodiverse forest in the U.S. Expect a bit of history, too, as Taíno petroglyphs can be found on boulders and small cliff faces.
Word of advice: get there early. El Yunque is a popular spot, and you'll want to beat the buses that arrive by mid-morning. Stop into the El Portal Visitor Center by 8am if you can, grab a map, and hop back in the car for the two-minute drive into the forest. From there, it's up to you. Will you hike to a scenic waterfall, or make the climb to one of the two observation towers? El Yunque provides tourists with a unique opportunity to experience a tropical rainforest without having to travel to the Amazon or another faraway location. Whichever trail you choose, you won't regret it.
Get there: About an hour east of Dorado, El Yunque can be reached via Highways 22, 26, and 3.
Exploring Cueva Ventana
With its window-like opening in the rock, high on a limestone cliff overlooking the majestic Rio Grande de Arecibo Valley, Cueva Ventana provides one of Puerto Rico's most memorable views. An hour-long hike gets you to the cave, where trained biologists offer tours and talks.
Apart from the amazing view, Cueva Ventana is known for its impressive collection of petroglyphs left behind over the centuries by the Taíno–the island's indigenous inhabitants. These carvings reveal much about the social, spiritual, and environmental interests of this ancient culture, making the cave a window into the past as well.
Get there: Cueva Ventana and the town of Arecibo are located just 40 miles west of Dorado via Highways 22 and 10. Arecibo has many excellent restaurants and is also home to the Arecibo Observatory, a gigantic radio telescope installation that's open to visitors.
Paddling the Bioluminescent Mosquito Bay in Vieques
Paddling through the bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico
Bioluminescent bays glow a bright blue-green at night, thanks to the frenetic activity of billions of microorganisms called dinoflagellates. The bioluminescent Mosquito Bay off the island of Vieques, in Puerto Rican waters eight miles off the mainland, is one of only five such bays in the world (three are in Puerto Rico)–and it offers the most vibrant and spectacular display of them all as it takes on a haunting yet beautiful glow. There is literally nothing like Mosquito Bay anywhere in the world.
The best way to tour the bay at night is in a clear-bottomed kayak, and there are several companies on Vieques that can get you on the water. An overnight stay on the island will be necessary if you choose to have this experience, but small hotels and bed-and-breakfast facilities are widely available.
Get there: The quickest way to get to Vieques is to catch a flight from Isla Grande Airport in San Juan, where they're inexpensive and frequent. The alternative is to make the drive to Ceiba and catch the 45-minute ferry. It's about 90 minutes from Dorado to Ceiba via Highway 3.
Hitting the Beaches of the North
Dorado means "golden," but the beaches here are more like crushed diamonds. This is especially true at Balneario Manuel Morales, also referred to as Playa Sardinera, one of the most popular beaches on this side of the island. The waters are a bright aquamarine, and palm trees line the sand with shade. Weekends here can be quite lively; come during the week for a quieter experience.
For some epic—and identifiable—photos, check out El Ojo del Buey Beach, or Eye of the Ox. Walk out to the iconic ox-head rock formation with your camera (wear sturdy shoes), and then chill on the sand or in the calm, clear water. You could even hunt for the legendary treasure supposedly left here by pirate Roberto Cofresí.
Get there: Balneario Manuel Morales is a 10-minute jaunt northwest from Dorado up Highway 693; El Ojo del Buey Beach is a 10-minute jaunt northeast up Highway 698. The two are roughly 15 minutes apart.
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If you're planning to vacation in the San Juan area but want to get away from the hustle and bustle, the Embassy Suites by Hilton Dorado del Mar Beach Resort in nearby Dorado is just what the doctor ordered. Dozens of enthralling tourist attractions will be at your doorstep or just a quick drive away. The all-suite resort offers unmatched comfort and luxury and convenient access to nearby beaches, perfect for relaxation when you return from your Puerto Rico adventures.
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Q: Trying to rename Devise Model name in ruby on rails We had 2 ruby on rails apps that one was using json outputs from the other. But we decided to integrate them which ran into a lot of issues.
The issue now is, the writer of one system used to 'devise' gem for all user authentication and registration, which was fine. But when we had to integrate them it caused problems, because the other system also had a model named users, which was not used for this purpose.
And it would be A LOT easier to just rename the devise user model to something like "site-user" which im currently trying.
Than re-name the other model.
I tried renaming everything that relates to devise in all the files to siteuser instead of user but still getting errors. Anyone have any advice on this. If i can just get this devise user to use a different model name than "User" i will be able to make a lot of progress but this is proving quite the annoyance.
Current error is
NoMethodError in Devise::Sessions#new  -   highlighting the line with "if user_signed_in"

    <%= link_to t('nav.support'), 'http://banana.sweatervest.net/' %>

    <%- if user_signed_in? -%>
    <%- if controller_name != 'dashboard' -%>

    <%= link_to t('nav.dashboard'), :dashboard %>

A: Why not uninstall it and then reinstall the model.
First:
 rails destroy devise User

then:
rails generate devise whateveryourmodelnamehere

Much easier than trying to rename everything, only because I've been there ;)

A: I actually took the long route (? 1 hour work) to rename my Devise model I had named Admin some decade ago. I wanted it to be User.
(Previous rails version 4, into my latest rails version 7, devise 4.7)
Note that you might have got yourself wrapped a lot more into the naming than I did so buyers of this solution beware! For instance I had not indexes on any of my tables (which I will do now for goodness sake). Devise itself doesn't really write the model name into stuff so it's mostly digging into your own past.
My step by step that worked for me:
I - start a new clean git branch. You will suffer unless you are able to oversee what you are doing next.
II - Renaming all cases of admin -> user. (~34 files affected)
Using search/replace (case sensitive) in my editor:

*

*lowcases of admin -> user (also look for admins -> users that got missed)

*uppercase Admin -> User

Manually rename some files like the model: admin.rb -> user.rb
III - Create some migrations to create new users table and change admin_id to user_id in those tables affected:

*

*Take the create_table body from schema.rb and wrap that into a migration, using the new name of the devise model, mine ended up like:

    class AddUsersTable < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.2]
      def change
        create_table :users do |t|
          t.string "email", limit: 255, default: "", null: false
          t.string "encrypted_password", limit: 255, default: "", null: false
          t.string "reset_password_token", limit: 255
          t.datetime "reset_password_sent_at"
          t.datetime "remember_created_at"
          t.integer "sign_in_count", default: 0, null: false
          t.datetime "current_sign_in_at"
          t.datetime "last_sign_in_at"
          t.string "current_sign_in_ip", limit: 255
          t.string "last_sign_in_ip", limit: 255
          t.datetime "created_at"
          t.datetime "updated_at"
          t.index ["email"], name: "index_users_on_email", unique: true
          t.index ["reset_password_token"], name: "index_users_on_reset_password_token", unique: true
        end
      end
    end

And next a migration to change what other tables need to update the foregin key
class RenameAdminIdsToUser < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.2]
  def change
    rename_column(:batches, :admin_id, :user_id)
    rename_column(:offices, :admin_id, :user_id)
  end
end

IV - copy data from old table to the new.
In my case I'm using postgres, but the SQL will probably work with most SQL-based DBs. Here I logged into my postgres-db and run the following sql:
INSERT INTO users (SELECT * FROM admins);

(This query can also be put in a migration which is a bit cleaner.)
V - if you are setting up a new rails like me - going from rails 5 to 7, also make sure to copy settings from devise.rb, like pepper token keys to match the data you have in your old table.
After these steps my rails app was moving on with User instead of Admin as if nothing happened!

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$1.8M NSF grant funds project to improve construction worker safety on sites
January 13, 2023 by publisher team
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — With more than 1,000 fatal work injuries in 2020 and 169,200 nonfatal work injuries in 2021, construction workers face significant health and safety hazards on the job. A worker-centered holistic health monitoring approach could be a first step toward improving workplace health and safety on construction sites, according to Houtan Jebelliassistant professor of architectural engineering and director of the Robotics, Automation, and Intelligent Sensing (RAIS) Lab. With a four-year, $1,800,000 National Science Foundation grantsJebelli is leading a research team from Penn State and The Ohio State University to develop an artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled, real-time and context-aware holistic health monitoring approach for construction workers.
Jebelli said that while there are current health assessment tools, they have several drawbacks. Those assessments mostly rely on surveys, which he said can be too subjective and disrupt work. While there are wearable sensors, such as headsets that measure brain activity or wristbands that measure cardiac activity, there are not any sensors available that can record the multiple physiological signals simultaneously.
"We want to design and fabricate a flexible wireless sensing device that can capture workers' diverse physiological signals and biological markers to the stressors in the field and can be worn in a way that is non-invasive and non-disruptive to workers," he said. "We also want to develop innovative machine learning algorithms and frameworks to infer meaningful cues from the elicited bodily responses for continuous and real-time assessment of workers' holistic health conditions. Importantly, we must also maintain workers' privacy."
To maintain the privacy of workers, the researchers plan to develop a privacy-aware digital twin-assisted mechanism. A digital twin is a virtual replica of a system that is used for simulating or forecasting. This mechanism could both provide individual workers with personalized feedback on their health — for example, letting them know if they are becoming overheated so they can take steps to correct that — while also de-identifying the health measures from the individuals to create digital health maps. that represent collective health information at a job site without compromising workers' privacy.
"The goal is to integrate the crowdsensing of workers' de-identified health measures and digital twin technology to generate a comprehensive health map of the construction workplace so that the safety managers get the aggregated health information of the job site," Jebelli said. "To ensure workers' privacy, managers won't be able to identify the specific worker who is exposed to, for example, high physical fatigue. But they could identify the locations at the job site where stress is highest, or where workers are most fatigued, and then better identify the hazards of their job site."
The researchers also plan to address signal noise — data points that are irrelevant and negatively alter the analysis — with their computationally efficient algorithms for real-time noise removal of signals in the field, which they say is lacking in the existing techniques.
"When we do physiological sensing for a subject at a hospital, for example, we can catch a high-quality signal in real-time because we can control the environment and the subject's movement," Jebelli said. "But when you are doing physiological sensing in the field, we cannot control the environment, and we cannot ask workers to stay in a stationary condition because movement is the nature of the job. High-intensity activity brings a lot of signal noise, and current signal processing methods are not robust in reducing such noise in real-time. We want to address this.
Jebelli said that the research has the potential to be applied widely.
"Our envisioned worker-centered health-monitoring mechanism based on advances in wearable sensor fabrication, predictive analytics and privacy-aware information visualization could be applied beyond the construction industry," he said. "It could be used for the military, mining, manufacturing, professional athletes' health monitoring and many other fields."
The co-principal investigators on the grant are John Messner, Charles and Elinor Matts Professor of Architectural Engineering; Huanyu "Larry" Cheng, James L. Henderson, Jr. Memorial Associate Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics; Mehdi Kiani, associate professor of electrical engineering; and Jennifer Graham-Engeland, associate professor of biobehavioral health, all at Penn State.
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Coldplay will stop making music in 2025, lead singer Chris Martin announces
The band's front man shared the 'huge revelation' with Jo Whiley on her BBC Radio 2 show
Coldplay will stop making music in 2025 (Photo: NBCUniversal)
By Ruchira Sharma
Coldplay will stop making music as a band in 2025, likely devastating fans across the world.
Lead singer Chris Martin shared the "huge revelation" with BBC Radio 2 presenter Jo Whiley for a special show to be broadcast tomorrow from 7pm.
Whiley spoke about her interview with Martin on Wednesday's The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show, and shared a preview clip where he could be heard confirming 2025 will be the last year the band release new music.
"Well I know I can tell you: our last proper record will come out in 2025 and after that I think we will only tour," Martin said.
"Maybe we'll do some collaborative things but the Coldplay catalogue as it were finishes then."
Whiley told Ball that sometimes she is unsure if Martin is being serious.
"He's going to be a DJ for the night. We play Christmas songs, we talk about Christmas past, what it's like at the moment and the future too," Whiley said.
"He's always very funny and I'm never quite sure if he's joking or being deadly serious.
"Towards the end of the time we spent together he shared something pretty honest and pretty intimate which was a huge revelation."
Coldplay were forced to cancel two performances earlier this month after members of their touring party tested positive for Covid-19.
The band were due to play at the Capital Jingle Bell Ball in London on 11 December and then appear on The Voice Of Germany on 13 December.
"We send our love to the individuals affected and wish them a swift recovery," the band wrote in a statement posted on Twitter.
"We're so sorry to cancel at the last minute and apologise to everyone concerned.
"Thank you, as always, for your support."
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The band announced a six-month world tour taking place next year, which they promise will be as "sustainable as possible".
The band's "Music Of The Spheres" stadium shows will be powered with rechargeable batteries fuelled by renewable sources.
Coldplay's tour lasts from March until September, with stadium shows in Europe and across North and South America.
There are four dates in the UK in August, with three performances at Wembley Stadium (Friday 12, Saturday 13 and Tuesday 16) before a night at Glasgow's Hampden Park Stadium on 23 August.


Marshfield High junior Thomas Joyce performed the national anthem before Wednesday's Boston Celtics game.
Maybe the Celtics should consider inviting Joyce to sing more, as Boston defeated the Chicago Bulls, 111-82, in its most lopsided win of the season.
This is our story on Joyce from 2016.
Marshfield High freshman Thomas Joyce has a list of all the local sports teams.
Joyce has already crossed the Boston Celtics, Red Sox, Bruins and New England Revolution off that list. The New England Patriots are the last team remaining.
The Marshfield resident has been a familiar face singing the national anthem at the TD Garden before Bruins and Celtics games for the past few years. Joyce last performed before Game 6 of the first round of the NBA playoffs between the Atlanta Hawks and Celtics.
Joyce began singing when he was around 8 years old for his church choir. A few years later he sent an audition tape to the Celtics hoping for a chance to perform the national anthem. From there the Celtics invited him to sing the national anthem in February of 2013 and he's been a recurring guest ever since.
Even as an experienced veteran singing in front of thousands of people, Joyce says his nerves are still the same as they were before his debut performance.
To prepare, Joyce says he sing the anthem on a daily basis.
Although Joyce said that Fenway Park and Gillette Stadium featured great atmospheres, the TD Garden is his favorite place to perform.
"The Garden was the first place I ever sang so I just love singing there," said Joyce. "I've done it so many times it's become a place I really love.
Joyce, who is also the starting shortstop on the MHS freshmen baseball team, plans to keep singing the national anthem at big venues. He's hopeful for a shot to open a Patriots game in the fall.
Joyce is thankful for his support system around him.


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Kangana Ranaut gave a slew of explosive interviews in the run up to her film Simran. Although the Hansal Mehta directorial did receive mixed reviews from critics, actor Shekhar Suman posted a tweet after the film's release, which was reportedly directed towards Ranaut.
The tweet, ostensibly, takes a dig at Simran's mediocre box-office performance, despite being mired in multiple controversies during the promotional phase.
Although, the reality TV judge later clarified by saying that his statement was not targeted at the Queen actor, and was a 'general statement', the Twitter community was quick to point out the flaws in his tweet.
The film was expected to fare extremely well both critically and commercially. However, after having a dull start, the film's collections are pegged at Rs 12 crore so far. Suman's son, Adhyayan Suman, and Ranaut were said to be involved back in the day, and had acted together in the 2009 film Raaz: The Mystery Continues.


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Tomorrow's Winners in Auto Stocks Are on Sale
Feb. 13, 2019 1:07 pm ET
Photograph by Joe Raedle/Getty Images
Investors are battling opposing cyclical and secular trends in the automotive industry today. Falling Chinese sales and flat U.S. volumes give investors pause, but new technologies promise to transform the century-old car business.
Seaport Global analyst Mike Ward has an idea for investors: buy shares in the auto industry's technological leaders. And at today's lower valuations, investors can get tomorrow's winners at attractive prices.
The Back Story: Car stocks have struggled for a while. Over the last five years the annual return of the Russell 3000 Auto & Auto Parts Index has been only 2%. That's about 10 percentage points worse per year than the Dow Jones Industrial Average over that span.
Valuations are depressed too. The car sector trades at about 11 times estimated 2019 earnings—a 13% discount to historical averages.
The cyclical concerns are overshadowing the potential from all technological change coming to the industry. Ward says that the convergence between cars and technology has accelerated and thinks 2019 is a pivotal year. "At least two of the leading ride-sharing companies are expected to offer stock, to the public in 2019, General Motors (GM) could spin off its Cruise Automation subsidiary. and electrified powertrains are growing on a global basis," he writes.
The Plot Twist: In addition to technological convergence that Ward sees upending the industry, he also points out that millennials are entering their peak car-buying age. That demographic trend can keep vehicle sales in the U.S. higher for longer.
In today's environment Ward prefers one car maker and two suppliers: GM; Lear (LEA); and Aptiv (APTV).
According to Ward, General Motors has a hidden asset in its Cruise Automation division and points out it could be worth up to $15 billion. That value probably isn't reflected in GM shares today. The whole company is worth about $55 billion.
Lear is an auto supplier that provides seats and electrical components to the car industry. Its electrical business will grow as cars get more electrically complex in coming years. Electric cars are 15% to 30% more expensive to produce than traditional gasoline-powered models.
Finally, Aptiv is a leading supplier of new automotive technologies that enables autonomous driving and vehicle electrification. Aptiv separated from Delphi Technologies (DLPH) in 2017 to focus exclusively on the new automotive technologies. Since the spin, Aptiv shares have fallen about 13%, and its valuation multiple has fallen to 14.7 times estimated earnings from about 18 times.
What's Next: The beginning of the year is a buy time for automotive investors. Now, automotive earnings are in, guidance has been given and the industry displayed its wares at the Consumer Electronic Show and at the Detroit Auto Show. For the next few months, investors will watch monthly sales numbers and hope for a resolution to the trade conflicts that threaten to create volatility for automotive supply chains.
Risks, like trade, still remain for the sector, but for investors with a longer-term view, it looks like there are a few winners on sale right now.
Write to Al Root at allen.root@dowjones.com
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• August 17, 2016
Water Is Life: Staring Climate Change in the Face on Mount Kilimanjaro
A tale of melting glaciers, erratic rainfall, and the people at the heart of this dramatic landscape
A fierce wind blows fresh snow off Mawenzi Peak, part of the Kilimanjaro massif
Photo by Lisa Barboza
Above the clouds on Lava Tower, I can see the curve of the Earth rolling away before me. The sun is rising over Africa, and I have skipped breakfast to clamber up this 300-foot igneous lump in the sky with Felix Mtui, our head mountain guide, before we commence our hike for the day. We camped here last night at 15,200 feet on the rugged western slope of Mount Kilimanjaro, and we are now beginning the fifth day of our ascent. Four thousand feet above me, swaddled in mist, I can make out 19,341-foot high Uhuru Peak, the most eminent summit of Africa's tallest mountain.
1. The Melting Glaciers at the Top of the World
We'd been hoping to make a summit bid via the Western Breach: the steepest, most direct, and most dangerous route to the top. This path is essentially a sheer and crumbling scree slope that rises 2,000 feet in two miles to the rim of the crater just below the peak. The way is dangerous because the glacier above the Western Breach is melting at unprecedented rates, and the melting dislodges the deep-frozen rocks that guard the peak. The stones warm throughout the day, and then they fall in the night. Scarcely two weeks prior to our climb, Bay Area author and entrepreneur Scott Dinsmore was killed on contact by a tumbling boulder while attempting the same route.
One of our companions, a Swiss-German man, has come down with an unfortunate bout of altitude sickness, and the way is too perilous for us to attempt given his condition. He needs time to acclimate to the elevation, and there's no turning back once the Western Breach is begun. Instead, we have decided to traverse the mountain for two more days to make our ascent from the relatively safer southeastern side.
From our breathtaking perch atop Lava Tower, Felix points out massive bare spots on the mountainside where the ice extended only five years prior. He indicates the slope of the Western Breach, and he motions for me to listen. In the frosty dawn stillness, I can hear the faint rumble of a stone coming loose.
Felix links the melting glacier to the rapid Westernization that is transforming this part of Africa: the haphazard adoption of new technologies and the cheap, disposable Chinese goods that have found an eager market in 21st-century Tanzania. From our vantage point 300 feet above Lava Tower Camp, he points out the garbage and human waste that is strewn about the outskirts of the site, and he explains that the Tanzanian National Park Service has not yet put its resources into a dedicated cleanup team. Anywhere from 25,000 to 35,000 people try to climb this mountain each year, and some of the high-elevation camps play host to hundreds of climbers at a time during the busy season. Few guides enforce a "pack-it-out" rule, and the accumulated litter leaves a dramatic, disgusting mess along the trails and camps of the high country.
The melting glaciers on Mount Kilimanjaro are the slow, sporadic timekeepers of a warming world. Each loose boulder is the gasp of a glacier dying. The ice recedes further and further each year, and even the violent storms that lash the mountain cannot suffice to replenish it. It's just too warm for the snow to stay. The glaciers feed the cold, clear streams that run off of the peak: ancient and far-spreading tongues of life that are waning, slowly, to a trickle.
Some of the most detailed recent analysis predicts that the iconic glaciers of Kilimanjaro—the eldest, at least 11,700 years old—will be completely gone by 2033. The climate of East Africa has become much hotter and drier over the past century, and the nearby Indian Ocean is also warming, which has disrupted many of the storm circulation patterns that once brought so much moisture to the dry Tanzanian highlands.
The Kilimanjaro glaciers are relatively small, and few if any local residents depend on the glacial runoff for their water security. However, this is not the case in many other parts of the world. In the Andes, for instance, a much larger cohort of tropical ice fields is also dwindling. Glaciologists estimate that within a matter of decades, the mass disappearance of glaciers in South America will leave tens of millions of people without a fresh source of drinking water. The vanishing snows of Mount Kilimanjaro are just a particularly dramatic example of what is to come. I cannot ignore them when they are slipping away before my eyes.
Glacier view on a clear mountain morning from the forested southern slopes of Kilimanjaro
2. Receding Rainfall on the Slopes of Kilimanjaro
Five days before I climb the Lava Tower with Felix, I am staying with a family of Dutch ranchers on the far western fringe of the mountain. They've been living on this land since the 1980s, and their noticeable affluence exists in stark contrast to the relative poverty of the locals—mostly people of Bantu and Maasai descent who have been on the land for many centuries longer than the Europeans.
On the night before we start up the mountain, there is an unexpected flurry of activity on the farm. A small convoy of jeeps descends upon the property in the gathering darkness. The vehicles contain several powerful African men in business attire, one of whom has brought along his retinue of personal bodyguards—and before I know it, there are soldiers in fatigues with Kalashnikovs waiting around outside my bedroom. There is a national election coming up in two weeks, and these men have commandeered the farm for an urgent political meeting.
I find out through hearsay that the politicians are discussing a group of rebellious sharecroppers that has been setting fire to the forests that blanket the lower slopes of Kilimanjaro and nearby Mount Meru. The mountain slopes are being systematically deforested, replanted, and logged again to mass-harvest a rapid-growing variety of pine tree. There is a government program that allows local families to live temporarily on five-acre swaths of reforested land in return for their stewardship over the trees to be logged. Our guides tell us that when some of these local stewards were booted from the land by government operatives, they opted for a scorched earth policy rather than go quietly.
Above and beyond the political intricacies, this relentless cycle of deforestation and regrowth is another major trend that is significantly altering the climate patterns around Mount Kilimanjaro. Clouds form less often in the deforested regions because the shrinking rain-forest canopy cannot transport moisture across the lower reaches of the mountain. This means less rain, less moisture in the air, and less water available overall.
More than a million people in the Kilimanjaro region depend on this frequent rainfall and the lush vegetation that it makes possible. It is hard to predict the exact implications for local water security—but many climatologists fear that they are dire. The melting glaciers in the mountain's crater may provide an aesthetic clarion call, but the impact of deforestation will reach further.
View of Mount Kilimanjaro from Moshi, the local administrative capital
Photo by Stig Nygaard/Flickr
3. Water Is Life in the Great Rift Valley
In the center of Moshi town, the regional capital at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, there is a large iron monument: African soldiers brandishing automatic rifles atop a pedestal marked with three simple words: maji ni uhai. In Swahili, maji ni uhai means "water is life." The ancestors of the people in this part of the Great Rift Valley have been drinking the runoff water from the slopes of Kilimanjaro for at least two million years. The landscape here is lush, but dusty, and one gets the sense that the sun would bake this land into a desert if there weren't so many streams running off of the surrounding mountains.
Outside of town, the local Maasai people live and die by the grass of the savanna—and the grass would not exist without sufficient rainfall. These tribes of nomadic herdsmen still graze cattle across much of Tanzania and Kenya with little regard for local and national boundaries. According to tradition, they believe in a supreme deity, Engai, who presides over the land with a dualistic nature. Engai Narok, the black god, is the benevolent bringer of rain, thunder, and life. Engai Na-nyokie, the avenging red god, is the embodiment of holy anger: death, violent lightning, and the extreme dry season that cracks the earth into a hard shell when the rains don't come.
Water flows down through lush rain forest from the glacial summit to the flat valley floor. The glaciers and the forests are disappearing more quickly than we ever could have imagined, and there is a definitive scientific consensus that human industrial activity lies behind it all. The deforestation is politically complex, but its causes and consequences are fairly clear. The glacial recession is a murkier story, tied as it is to far-ranging climate patterns, but it is no less urgent and no less real.
When the mountain is too wet and cold to climb, Felix, the guide, takes wildlife management courses at the College of African Wildlife Management (CAWM), one of Africa's preeminent ecological training institutions. He speaks passionately about the need to become more intentional about waste and consumption. He is one of many people from Tanzania and greater Africa who are reclaiming the stewardship of their ancestral land in the wake of bloody, devastating European colonialism. Scientists, mountain guides, and local policymakers are melding Western conservation principles like Leave No Trace with an endemic knowledge of the land. Here, in the so-called cradle of humanity, with glaciers melting in the sky and forests vanishing below, climate change is as pressing as it is anywhere else—and while the situation is dire, the locals are beginning to take a stand.
>>Next: 10 Things to Know Before You Climb Mount Kilimanjaro
Tommy Alexander


It's no secret that we love association football at Psyonix and this week marks the beginning of the quadrennial international tournament known as the UEFA European Championship (or EURO for short). Starting Friday, June 10th, the 24 best European football teams will face-off to find out who will take home the glory (and the sweet trophy)!
As we get out the body paint and vuvuzelas in preparation for Friday, it hit us: "What would the Euro look like with Rocket League?" With the help of our friends at ESPN we enlisted the best players in Rocket League to simulate the EURO to find out!
The Top-16 teams at the end of Groups advanced to the Knockout Rounds!
For the next four days leading up to the UEFA European Championship, ESPN will be rolling out the videos to show us how the Rocket League European Champion simulation played out and which one of our professional teams took home the huge win for their European nation!
Thank you to all of our professional players who participated and helped bring the EURO to Rocket League.


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These are busy days for General Sani Abacha. Critics of his slow work rate and his indecisiveness are revising their opinions. In one week, he has sacked the Sultan of Sokoto (a historical first), retired 20 of his senior military opponents and sent his Foreign Minister to China in an elaborate snub to Commonwealth ministers meeting on Nigeria. And while Shell dithered about whether to boost its investment, United States' majors Mobil and Texaco doubled theirstooverUS$1,500million. AllthishelpsAbacha,atleastfor the next few months. In the longer term, it looks risky.
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You can easily see that the noise reduction in the increase in blue in the higher frequencies, and between the words – this is particularly striking in the last 10 seconds of the clip when the raw traffic noise increases dramatically.
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Normally, speech includes a fundamental frequency (a horizontal stripe of red at the bottom of the frequency spectrum at 200-500 Hz), plus more than a dozen layers of harmonic frequencies on top (extending up to 2000-3000 Hz). In the noisy speech above, the fundamental frequency is essentially lost in that noisy section. In the enhanced version, the fundamental appears to be not just unmasked, but reconstructed, making the speech richer and more natural.
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On Sunday, November 5 I walked from the Marriott Hotel to downtown Leceister. It was not a long walk :Only 4.3 miles (7.095 Km). One hundred yards from the hotel, I ran into a snail that slowly crossing my path. I stopped and knelled to look it and witness a short moment of its life. It felt my presence, retracted its two thin tentacles (its eyes are located at the end of each one) and its body and hid in its shell. After a minute of two of me not moving, it felt safe and resumed the long journey and finish the last stretch on the foot path to the grass.
I was quite amazed that it crossed the car rod without loosing its life.
I tool resumed my walk to the City Centre of Leceister, walking past houses, crossing streets and roundabouts. The weather was nice: Blue sky with a few clouds, and the air was fresh and pleasant.
What attracted me at the walk way of the City Centre was a group od lads and ladys, standing in a circle, looking outside of the circle. A few held signs that said "Truth," others held laptops for onlookers to see the violence perpetrated on pigs in farms. A few of their colleagues were outside talking to visitors and people who strolled by. One of them, Michael, approached me and started to discuss the matter. I indicated that I had recently seen three documentaries that have started to make me think about my contribution to animal violence because of my consumption of me. They are available on Netflix as of this date: COWSPIRACY, WHAT THE FORK, and FORKS OVER KNIVES.


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Q: Issue while Instantiating SharePoint 2010 method in MSCRM 2011 plug-in This is regarding SharePoint 2010 Integration with MSCRM 2011.
While creating a record in CRM, trying to create a Custom Document location for that record and a similar folder in sharepoint, So that when user clicks on document link in the entity record it does not prompt user to create folder in Sharpoint (Trying to avoid sharepoint noise for better user experience)
I have implemented through post create asynchronous plug-in. (I did this through console program working fine). Build the plugenter code here-in and deployed to CRM.
When creating a record it error out with a message like "An internal server 500 error - Could not load the assembly with public key token etc…blab bla bla…"
But when I am  debugging the plug-in it failed at the first line of command where I am instantiating sharePoint method  Create client context of sharepoint, it says [System.Security.SecurityException]={"That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers".}
As per google, per this issue it should be having one attribute  "Allow partial users" in assembly info file. As per my understanding, this should be done in because the request goes from CRM plug-in to SharePoint dll. I mean share point dlls are not allowing request from my assembly. How can we change that?
I have referenced Microsoft.SharePoint.client.dll and Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime.dll
What is the alternate to overcome this issue?
Appreciate if some one can help me ..Thanks In advance.
Here is my code for SharePoint
ClientContext clientContext = new ClientContext(siteUrl)
CredentialCache cc = new CredentialCache();
 Cc.Add(new Uri(siteUrl), "NTLM", CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials);
                clientContext.Credentials = cc;
                clientContext.AuthenticationMode = ClientAuthenticationMode.Default;

                Web web = clientContext.Web;
                SP.List list = web.Lists.GetByTitle(listName);
                ListItemCreationInformation newItem = new ListItemCreationInformation();
                newItem.UnderlyingObjectType = FileSystemObjectType.Folder;
                newItem.FolderUrl = siteUrl + "/" + folderlogicalName;

                if (!relativePath.Equals(string.Empty))
                    newItem.FolderUrl += "/" + relativePath;

                newItem.LeafName = newfolderName;
                SP.ListItem item = list.AddItem(newItem);
                item.Update();
                clientContext.ExecuteQuery();

Where I am passing the siteurl, folderlogicalname,relativepath and new foldername as parameters.
This works fine from my Console application. But when converted to CRM plug-in it gives the above specified issue

A: I've seen a similar issue before.
CRM plugins run inside a sandbox, so all assemblies and .NET libraries used must allow partial trust callers (since the CRM sandbox runs under partial trust). It works in the console because you are executing the code as a full trust user in that context.
This issue is not necessarily your code, but could be a dependency or a .NET library itself does not allow partial trust callers - in your case it sounds like the Sharepoint library is the culprit (but a stack trace of the error should reveal exactly where the cause is).
Since you don't have access to the source library causing the problem, to overcome the error you will likely have to create a wrapper. However, the problem is the wrapper cannot directly reference the problem library or you will get the same issue. So to get around this, you may have to create a web service which acts as your wrapper and then call the web service in your CRM plugin. This way the full trust code is executed by the web service (which is full trust) and then returns the result to your calling CRM plugin.
Here is more info on the error.

A: Thanks Jason. This works for me.
I Would like to add additional few points to the answer.
1. I have added the sharepoint dlls to the bin folder of CRM 2011 site.
2. Also deployed the same dlls in the folder whereever Async job is running to make my Async plug-in to work.
Thanks once again for the cooperation


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Corey Herlevsen
Obituary of Corey Herlevsen
Corey Herlevsen, aged 59 years, of Mitchell, MB, passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, January 5th, 2023.
He is survived by his loving wife Karen, son Joshua (Christine), daughters Sara, Jessie (Jon), honourary daughter Cheylee (Matt), honourary son Robert (Leroy), sisters Vicki (Kim), Tracy (Doug) as well as his grandchildren Hayden, Selena, Quinn, Kai & Kianna and honourary grandchildren Jack, Lily and Mason as well as numerous nephews and nieces - biological and honourary.
He was predeceased by his father Kjeld Herlevsen, mother Shirley Herlevsen, grandparents Jim & Elva Perkes and Fred & Anne Herlevsen.
Corey will be lovingly remembered and greatly missed. Corey was born on January 22nd, 1963, in Regina Saskatchewan (much to his consternation) and moved to Richmond, BC when he was 5 years old - a place that always had a piece of his heart. For the majority of his upbringing, Corey was raised by only his mother and two older sisters. He was a hockey goaltender from a young age until his lifelong knee problems began in his mid teens and would not allow him to continue.
Corey met Karen in BC and they married on June 2, 1984. He began his studies in Surrey, BC before the two of them moved to Winnipeg (again - much to his consternation) and his studies continued at Winnipeg Bible College and later Providence Theological Seminary. He was proud to have earned a 4.0 gpa for all but one semester as he earned his bachelors and masters degrees. It was during this time that he would begin using crutches to assist in walking which would become a defining characteristic look and sound. While we rejoice that he is free of this physical limitation, it is a sound that we will miss always.
Following graduation, Corey began his life of teaching and ministering at Mitchell Community Fellowship where our family formed many lasting relationships. Corey became a professor at Steinbach Bible College where he discovered a passion for challenging and teaching his students and friends over 16 years. He never stopped - Corey was passionate about sharing his feelings, insights and knowledge to challenge people's perceptions and to engage in conversations that he cherished so much. Following, he spent a time as the community counsellor for Good News Community Church. He went on to pastor at Calgary InterMennonite church in Calgary in 2013.
Upon their return to Manitoba in 2018, Corey was able to continue to develop close relationships with his grandchildren, watch them begin to grow and always, always have a smile for each of them.
It was so fitting that his last sermon, delivered less than a month before he passed, was at the place where his passion for teaching and challenging others began - Mitchell Community Fellowship.
Corey was an avid fan of incredibly varied music, movies and tv shows, finding the theology and philosophy inherent in all things. No one else we knew could name every fact about a song including which side of the original vinyl the track first appeared on and list the members of the band along with their individual biographies - whether he was asked or not. His battle with Ménière's disease had caused his hearing to diminish significantly but with the use of hearing aids and headphones at full blast, he was still able to enjoy his music and share that joy with his family and friends until his last days. Star Trek - The Original Series was among his favourite shows that he also enjoyed and rewatched until the day he passed.
He saw the humour in the mundane, the joy in otherwise sad scenarios. He made connections between events that catalyzed lasting inside jokes. He long teased that his obituary should read 'He's dead Jim' as immortalized by Dr McCoy in Star Trek.
Such a life is so, so hard to summarize. He was selfless, wise, giving, passionate, understanding, kind and gentle. He was loving, he was warm, he was strong, and he was fiercely supportive of those he loved - and he loved so many. This egalitarianism rarely wavered, even in the face of personal hardship.
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Even though you're gone, we won't love you any less either. We will miss you dearly.
The memorial service will be held on Sunday, January 22, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. at Birchwood Funeral Chapel, Steinbach, MB. To join the family via livestrem please click HERE shortly before the time of the service.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Birchwood Funeral Chapel, Steinbach, MB, to assist the family with funeral costs, Steinbach and Area Animal Rescue, Steinbach, MB, or Nine Circles Community Health Clinic, Winnipeg, MB.


The email open rate is by far the most important metric of email marketing. According to statistics in 2017, the average open rate of emails is 24.7%. The open rate represents the number of people that opened your message. If your email sits in a subscriber's inbox unread, well those don't count because they are not getting any eyes on them.
The goal of an email marketer is to get as many opens a possible. The higher your open rate is the more chances of clicks you get. The more clicks you get the more likely you will get sales. Of course, each and every one of us wants our business to be more profitable therefore we want to increase the performance of our email campaign.
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If you are a digital marketer most likely you are not sending off mass emails through Outlook or Gmail, but instead, you are using an Email Service Provider (ESP). When sending off a campaign you should have the goal in mind of increasing your average email open rate. An ESP is going to handle the tracking and reporting for you. Usually, the tracking doesn't just provide details on how many opens you got, but can also tell you the number of clicks and who opened.
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What should you expect your email open rate to be?
The answer is that it can vary by industry as a baseline. Then depending on your content, your open rate can be higher. According to a report from CampaignMonitor "Consumers are just slightly more inclined to open an email offering a discount (72%) than one with a personalized subject line (62%)." This means your open rates can be improved, it just takes some tweaking to understand what your audience responds to the best.
average open rates by industry.
Email open rate trends over the years.
Open rates by industry can vary over the years up and down like a roller coaster ride. For example, in 2016 according to Statista, the government industry had an 11.9% open rate, then in 2017, it's up to 26.33% according to MailChimp. However, there will always be variations in open rates. Take a look at this chart published by SuperOffice, it shows the trends of email open rates by year ranging from 2006 - 2017. These are some powerful insights. Email is still dominating the digital world. Email was on the rise since 2007 and then took a nose dive in 2014. Yet, we are now looking at growth and stability.
How to start improving your open rate.
1. Don't use purchased data.
Digital marketers are often tempted to use purchase lists. In reality, many companies secretively succumb to that temptation. Buying data certainly comes with a lot of pitfalls. The biggest risk here is your email inbox deliverability. The problem with purchased lists is that the recipients are not familiar with who you are and why you are sending them emails. You will suffer more problems such as hard bounces, low open rates, increased spam complaints and potential blacklistings.
2. Don't send to every email you collect.
Clearly, not all email addresses you collect will be valid. Running into undeliverable email addresses and hard bounces will reduce your sender score. This is why email verifier tools exist to help you validate the email address before you allow it into your marketing funnel. Real-time email verification can add a layer of security to your site and your sending reputation.
In addition to verifying all the data you collect, also make your users double-opt-in. This means that they are genuinely interested in the content that you are sending. Users who take the steps to complete the opt-in process will be more inclined to be engaged users.
3. Start segmenting your list.
Think outside the box on how you can connect with your customers. Birthday emails, holiday emails, discount emails simply offer them things that make them feel unique.
Take the time to learn more about your recipients. If you want to rise above the average email open rate you need to gain more data. Survey your subscribers, find out their likes and dislikes. Ask your audience "what do you want to hear about?" and listen to your answers.
4. Create captivating subject lines.
There are many kinds of ways you can grab the users attention in a subject line. Some of the most popular ones are emails with urgency and ones with pain points. You have to create emotional subjects that will win them over enough to open. OptinMonster shows you 164 best email subject lines to boost your open rates.
5. Sending frequency and timing.
If you are sending too often, customers will begin to get annoyed with you. Not only will they ignore your emails, they will generate spam complaints. Spam complaints lead to spam filters and that means your message will not even get seen. Find the right sending frequency that jives with your audience. The time of the day you also send out your emails impacts the average email open rates.
6. You must be mobile optimized.
Over 50% of emails are now opened on mobile devices. If you are still not mobile optimized, you are hurting yourself. When creating your email template make it light-weight so that it does not take long to load on your user's smart phone. Usually it's the high-resolution images that increase the load time on slower 3g data connections. Slow loading emails can cause your users to avoid opening or simply deleting.
Now that you have the knowledge of steps you can take to make your open rates awesome, start to put it to work. Start by cleaning your emails and learning more about your subscribers. Go the extra mile to build rapport with your list, and listen to what is important to your audience.
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Q: Why can you not use ? (question mark) directly on collect() in Rust? Let's say we have a buffered reader and want to collect the lines from it and propagate any errors using ?:
let lines: Vec<_> = rdr.lines().collect()?;

This does not compile because error[E0277]: the size for values of type `str` cannot be known at compilation time
Searching around the answer is per https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/49391
let lines: Vec<_> = rdr.lines().collect::<Result<Vec<_>,_>>()?;

My question is way this is needed, and what exactly this ::<Result<Vec<_>,_>> means and is doing.
Keep in mind I just started learning Rust.

A: There are a few pieces that come together to mean that the compiler needs a little help:
collect has a generic type
We can see from the documentation of Iterator::try that it takes a generic type called B, that that's the type that it returns. It's a bit unusual for a function to return a generic type (more commonly, they accept parameters which have generic types), but returning a generic type can make for some really interesting, versatile APIs, and collect is definitely one of them! The documentation of the collect method talks about this a bit.
Simplifying your code a little, this means that the compiler can't just look at the code:
let lines = rdr.lines().collect();

and know what type lines should have. It could be able to infer this (for instance, if you returned lines from the function it could tell that the return type of collect should be exactly the same as the return type of the function, or used it as an argument to another one it could unify those types), but on its own this isn't quite enough context.
So - what context could the compiler use to work out the type it should be collecting to... Well, the fact that you have a ? gives it a hint, but:
? isn't just for Results
? can be used for any type which implements the (currently unstable, and probably about to change) Try trait. This means that the compiler can't use the question-mark to infer that the type you're collecting to is a Result - maybe you're collecting to an Option, or some other type that implements Try.
? also calls into!
Worse than that, ? doesn't actually just return the error branch of a Result, it will try to perform a conversion if it needs to (so e.g. if you have a function which results Result<(), Box<String>> you can write Err(String::from("foo"))? and Rust will turn this into something like:
if let Err(err) = Err(String::from("foo")) {
    return err.into();
}

Because the Into trait is implemented for these types, a String can be converted to a Box<String> with Into, so the ? operator can save you needing to do the conversion yourself.
However, this adds a whole level of indirection, where the compiler can't always make some "obvious" inferences because it's possible that the error type collect() returns isn't the same as the return type of the function, but can just be converted to it!
Type ascription
One place that you can put this information is you can ascribe the type of a variable. So you could write this code:
let lines: Result<Vec<_>, _> = rdr.lines().collect();
let lines = lines?;

(Each of those _s is a place where you're asking the compiler to work out what the type that should be there is from the information it has available to it. In fact, let lines = rdr.lines().collect(); is the same as let lines: _ = rdr.lines().collect(); - if the compiler can work it out, it will, but if it can't, it will give an error saying you need to give it more information).
In this code snippet we're saying "The return type of collect() needs to be a Result where the Ok type is a Vec of something (compiler, you work it out), and the Error type is, well, compiler please work that out too!
That gives quite a lot of information to the compiler, and in a lot of cases that's sufficient, though there may be times where we need to fill in more of those _s ourselves.
Type ascription requires a variable - enter the turbofish
But the code I wrote above is a bit more verbose than the code you wrote. We have two statements rather than one, we make two variables rather than one. And a lot of the point of the ? operator is to allow us to write concise code!
The syntax you found, colloquially known as the turbofish (because ::<_> looks kind of funny), is a way to be explicit about what the generic type that the collect function takes is:
collect::<Result<Vec<_>,_>>()

This is saying: call the function collect, and its generic type should be Result<Vec<_>, _>. Just like when we ascribed the type of a variable, this is a way to give the compiler information about what the generic type of the function should be.
So putting that all together, we can write:
let lines = rdr.lines().collect::<Result<Vec<_>,_>>()?;

Which is to say to the compiler: I want you to call collect - the generic type I want collect to return is a Result of a Vec of something (the compiler can work out the rest), and then it knows what you're looking to collect to.


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JETS (-61/2) VS. CHIEFS, 4:15 P.M.
Jets has covered five straight following a loss, six of seven in December, five of six in Week 17, four of five in conference, and are 6-1 as a home favorite of 31/2-10 points. Kansas City has dropped four of five following a loss, five of six as an underdog of 31/2-10 points and four straight in conference.
BUCS (+3) VS. PANTHERS, 1 P.M.
Tampa Bay has covered five straight in division, six of seven following a loss, six of seven at home, five of six in conference, and is 17-4-1 as a home underdog. Carolina has dropped 12 of its last 16 on grass, and the underdog has covered eight of nine in this series.
PACKERS (-4) VS. LIONS, 1 P.M.
Green Bay is 6-0-2 following a non-cover,
5-1 as a home favorite of 31/2-10 points, 5-1 as a favorite, 5-1-1 in its last seven at home and 4-1 against losing teams. Detroit has dropped four of five against winning home teams, four of five in conference, five of six as a road underdog, nine of 10 as a road underdog of 31/2-10 points and six of seven overall.
STEELERS (-31/2) AT RAVENS, 4:15 P.M.
Pittsburgh has covered five of six in division, nine of 12 in December, five of seven in Week 17, and is 19-7-1 as a favorite of 31/2-10 points. Baltimore has dropped five of six vs. winning teams, six of seven as an underdog, 11 of 12 in conference, 10 of 11 following a loss and five straight in division.
BROWNS (-10) VS. 49ERS, 1 P.M.
Cleveland has covered five straight following a loss, four straight as a home favorite, four straight at home against losing road teams, 10 out of 12 on grass, four of five in Week 17, and six straight overall at home. San Francisco has dropped five of six as a road underdog and five of six following a cover.
OVERALL: 37-37-6
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CNN – At least one person was killed in a helicopter crash on the roof of a building in Manhattan, according to law enforcement officials.
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Campbell choir in awe of RSO, their backing band for Saturday's Christmas concert
"I couldn't believe when they were saying, 'RSO wants to perform with you guys,' and I was like, 'Stop lying,'" Olivia Epp said, laughing.
Ashley Martin, Regina Leader-Post
Olivia Epp didn't trust her ears — or her teachers — when she learned that the Campbell Collegiate chamber choir would be joining the Regina Symphony Orchestra in a Christmas concert.
"Words can't describe how talented they are and it's just so intimate the way they play. I couldn't believe when they were saying, 'RSO wants to perform with you guys,' and I was like, 'Stop lying,'" Epp said, laughing, after a choral rehearsal at the school last week.
The chamber choir of 52 students is featured in A Candlelight Christmas, a RSO concert on Saturday, Dec. 15.
"I think it's a really big honour," Giselle Anderson agreed. "Out of all the high schools there are, we, Campbell Collegiate, were asked and I think that's just so amazing that we are up to their expectations of greatness and just professional(ism), because they are professionals."
"We have a string orchestra at Campbell, which is a blessing, but to sing with the RSO is like a totally different level of craziness," said Deidre Baird, who directs the award-winning choir alongside her husband, Russ Baird. Their two daughters, Alexandra and Elizabeth, are among the singers.
In June at the Saskatchewan Music Festival, the chamber choir won the opportunity to represent the province at the National Music Festival — its seventh national appearance in as many years.
In 2017 at the national festival, the group won for "best performance by a choral group from a single school 19 & under."
A big part of the choir's success comes down to its section leaders, said Deidre Baird — eight students in Grades 11 and 12, who oversee the soprano, alto, tenor and bass sections of the choir.
The Grade 11 and Grade 12 section leads from the Campbell Collegiate chamber choir are, from left, Giselle Anderson, Olivia Epp, Noah Greuel, Luke Sawatzky, Liam Clarke, Atanas Kolev, Vanessa Toy and Elizabeth Demong. BRANDON HARDER / Regina Leader-Post
"The students drive the bus," said Baird.
For a few minutes each day, "We work on small sections of songs that we need to perfect and achieve that level of excellence that Mrs. Baird talked about," said Epp, a soprano section leader.
"Even these extra 15 minutes really do help our sound and help us blend as a mini group within a group."
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The students and their choral directors are two weeks removed from the school musical production that monopolized their efforts all semester. Rock of Ages wrapped up on Dec. 1.
"With the musical coming to an end, we haven't been able to put our full mind into learning all the pieces" for the Christmas concert, said Anderson, "but we know a majority of them and we are working our hardest to make sure that they are (at) that level of excellence, so we put on a good performance."
"We usually tend to do the same Christmas carols every year," said Noah Greuel, "but then it comes to the lyrics and that's a fairly big obstacle … Like, Silent Night in German."
This year's lyrics include Latin, French, Spanish and Zulu.
Russell Baird, playing piano, and Deidre Baird, conducting, lead the Campbell Collegiate chamber choir. BRANDON HARDER / Regina Leader-Post
The RSO concert is the third these students have performed in the past two weeks. Last weekend was a Christmas choral celebration at First Nations University.
On Dec. 5, they visited the William Booth care home to sing for residents.
"Every year, going to the care homes in December and singing those carols, even though it may not have the prestige of some of our other performances, it's still just as enjoyable," said Elizabeth Demong. "To just see those people and see the joy we're bringing to them, just spread that festivity."
"It's usually one of the highlights of my year," Atanas Kolev agreed, "… singing to these people and sharing with them."
"Because that's what music's about, whether you're singing to an audience or a care home, it's still the same," added Vanessa Toy. "The music is still the same and you're bringing joy to all those people."
A Candlelight Christmas takes place Saturday, Dec. 15, 7 p.m., at Westminster United Church, 3025 13th Ave. Tickets are $52.50 and available at reginasymphony.com.
The RSO also presents its traditional concert Handel's Messiah on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 7:30 p.m. at the Knox Metropolitan United Church, 2340 Victoria Ave.
It features the Regina Philharmonic Chorus, directed by Hart Godden. Soloists are Simone Osborne (soprano), Emma Char (mezzo-soprano), Spencer McKnight (tenor) and Peter Barrett (bass-baritone).
Tickets are $73.50 and available at reginasymphony.com.
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