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JUAN FUEYO And CANDELARIA GÓMEZ: "We Use The Cold VIRUS To Eliminate The Most Aggressive Brain Tumors"
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This marriage of Spanish neurologists, are two of the most prominent investigators of the MD Anderson Cancer Center of the University of Texas, and their findings are revolutionizing the fight against cancer.
Candelaria and Juan Fueyo (both part of the Spanish national team of Science 2018) are investigating at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Texas (USA), recently on the cover of all media, when it was announced that the Nobel Prize in Medicine of this Year fell into the hands of James P. Allison, the father of cancer immunotherapy, and head of the Department of Immunology at the Anderson.
The Swedish Academy has honored the striking effects of a new cancer therapy that will revolutionize medicine, and the work of Candelaria Gómez and Juan Fueyo are on that path.
In their first Phase 1 clinical trial with humans, they showed that a cold virus, to which they have made two genetic modifications, can activate the patient's immune cells and, as in a cascading effect, these cells in addition to ending the virus, destroy Glioblastoma, the most common malignant brain tumor, aggressive and lethal. This type of cancer does not respond to chemotherapy or radiotherapy and has a life expectancy of just 14 months.
Q: What did you get in that trial with humans?
Candelaria: "In 20% of the patients, the tumor disappeared completely and they managed to live between 3 and 5 years more, with quality of life, without the side effects that produce the chemotherapy and the radiotherapy"
John: "Oncolytic virus therapy has enormous potential. So we're getting this award thinking it's a global award to the use of immunotherapy to treat tumors. It is one of the great milestones of the decade, it is the effort of more than ten years working in laboratories from all over the world in this direction. "
Q: Did you started to work on the virus 10 years ago?
John: More, much more. The first time we published about a virus that replicated with the idea of attacking cancer, it was in the year 2000. The article was published in the magazine Oncogene in January of the new millennium. Then a more important investigation was published, a first trial with animals.
The results were spectacular. We had a 60% survival in mice, and he thinks that to treat brain cancer there is nothing, or very little.
Q: Why chose the cold virus?
Candelaria: We started almost by chance when we arrived in the US. UU wanted to do gene therapy and at that time there was a highly recognized Catalan virologist, Ramón Alemán, who had formed in the same institution, and worked in Adenovirus, we started to collaborate with him and so we chose Adenovirus, which is what he knew Manipulate genetically.
Q: Was cancer your goal?
Candelaria: Yes, when we finished our residency in Spain, we came to the US. UU to do research to treat brain tumors.
Q: Was the cold virus a good choice?
Candelaria: Yes. The cause of the common cold seems like a good viral structure to work with. There are quite a few groups now using oncolytic virus, but if we were to choose again, I would choose this one again, it is much less toxic than any of the ones that are proposed.
Q: What does it mean to be less toxic? Do you work with others who are more?
John: Adenovirus is genetically modified to only multiply in cancer cells. There are some viruses that do not require modification, and others that require more, as is the case with polio. But among researchers, it would be important that because something is possible, it does not mean that it is ethically respectable.
Q: I don't understand you… what is ethically unrespectable?
John: There are research groups that are modifying potentially very dangerous viruses, such as Zika or polio. And it is very risky to use a virus whose main target cells are those of the intestine and neurons. Delta 24, the virus we are working with, has already been given to many patients and has not had toxicity.
Q: But what advantage do you then have to work with herpes, Zika, polio viruses?
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John: There are those who know what herpes virus is, and then it modifies it, and they think, "if it is so toxic, it will probably have a lot of effect on the tumor…". The idea is benign, to cure the patient, but all of this molecular biology that is now so easy in the laboratory, requires that ethical standards be established. There aren't any right now. Society has to be more involved, and start deciding things like this can be done with this less toxic virus, to be done with it… It's a matter of security.
Q: Well… how does Delta24 act on the tumor?
Candelaria: It is called adenovirus because it was discovered in the adenoids, ie it has tropism by the respiratory system, adheres to the membrane of the cells, replicates and kills them. So we thought the same virus could get him to join the tumor cells, and destroy them. This was the initial hypothesis. But when we went to clinical studies, we saw that the virus infected the tumors, was replicated, at two weeks the virus could not detect it anymore, and yet there was an immune response with population of lymphocytes within the tumor. What that means… So the immune system had destroyed the virus and was now in charge of the tumor.
Q: And did the tumor begin to destroy itself?
Candelaria: That's right. The important thing is that after infection with the virus, lymphocytes appear in the tumors, so the virus produces an alarm signal in any tissue, even in the tumor, and this is a call for lymphocytes that come to destroy the virus. And why do they still destroy the tumor? Well, we don't know. What is the switch that turns on the immune response to the tumor? We don't know yet.
Q: Why does it work in some cases and others don't?
John: No group working with general immunotherapy can know in advance which patients will respond well. We need to find biomarkers that can give us a remake to this, or improve therapies in order to reach a greater number of patients. Machine learning will help us with this. For example, what happens if you activate a chemical? What if these genes were activated that weren't activated? An algorithm predicts what the tumor will do, and you can anticipate. These new therapies are based on the properties of immunotherapy, is very specific, very flexible, and has memory.
Q: How lived the first trial with humans?
John: With the first patient we do not sleep for fear of provoking something worse, an encephalitis for example. The neurosurgeon, just injecting the virus, came running to the lab to ask, "Are you sure?" A colleague told us: everything will be fine…
Candelaria: It was a Phase 1 clinical trial to see if the new agent was toxic or not…. The dose was going up, which never became toxic, and it is not only that there were no adverse effects, it is that patients had a sense of well-being that is not given with other therapies, such as chemo, where the patient feels more and more sick. With this treatment it's like you have a self-healing situation, that your own body will heal you, and that makes you feel very good. It is due to the awakening of your own immunity against the tumor.
With this treatment it's like you have a self-healing situation, that your own body will heal you
Q: The next step in your research?
John: We have enough hope in a clinical study that opens now in Navarre and we will also do here. It is a third generation of virus, which expresses a T-cell activator. We have published pre-clinical studies and the results are even better. The idea is to increase the percentage of patients who respond.
Q: And I think a rehearsal with children in Navarre is taking place?
Juan: Yes, Marta Alonso, a pediatric researcher at the University Clinic of Navarra, who studied with us, has opened an essay to treat children who have incurable gliomas in the brain stem. The brain stem, for us neurologists, is untouchable. That's where all the systems that regulate the heart, the consciousness, the mobility…. Well, in children, who have no other treatment, let's do it. In these cases, no one dares or wants to biopsy. Marta has started this year with clinical studies, so far there is no toxicity, and we will see what the answers are….
Q: Now you have no funding problems in your research?
John: The incidence of brain tumor is 10 new cases per 100,000 inhabitants. For example Oviedo, I am from Oviedo. There are 250,000 inhabitants, they have 25 new cases per year. There's no way a big company is interested in such small incidents. However, once the virus is "absorbed" by those investigating immunotherapy, it has acquired great popularity, and they try to consider a special case of immunotherapy. We defend that it is "virus-immunotherapy", that the virus does not lose its prominence.
Q: Do you yourselves many lives?
John: "When we were doing guards in the ER in Barcelona, maybe one day you saved four lives. We've been here 20 years, and we've saved four. But this makes you excited. "
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The Atlanta Braves recalled outfielder Reid Gorecki to replace Nate McLouth who was placed on the 15-day disabled list. While Gorecki made his official debut on August 17th as a defensive replacement, he should get his first Major League at-bat against his hometown New York Mets. Gorecki, a native of Queens, played his high school baseball at Kellenberg Memorial in Long Island before going on to a letter-winning career at the University of Delaware. Gorecki spent 8 seasons in the minor leagues before the Braves called him up this week. This blogger has a special place for Gorecki, as I competed against him in high school and college, and I am glad to see him make the big leagues after "beating the bushes" since 2002. His father Ron is the head baseball coach at Benjamin Cardozo High School in Queens.


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General => Past L-E Projects => Topic started by: kaotik on September 08, 2003, 01:03:42 pm
Title: The songs in the Utena-subs
Post by: kaotik on September 08, 2003, 01:03:42 pm
I asked about this in the old forum, but I didn't get any answer (as I know about...?)
Ok, can someone (the subber?) list the names of the songs Live-Evil have put to the end of every Utena-sub? (the songs played during the credits after the ending song)
They are great, so I'd be really happy to know what they are. Also the song used at the start of every episode is very good. Please, write the song names here, I'm desperate!
Title: Re: The songs in the Utena-subs
Post by: Tofusensei on September 08, 2003, 03:50:55 pm
Okay, it'll take me a lot of work... But I promise I will list all the songs ASAP...
Just so you know, all 14 songs you mentioned are by Maaya Sakamoto (and she's mine, you can't have her) :P
-Tofu
Little bit of trivia, Maaya Sakamoto was the reason L-E subbed Wolf's Rain O_O;;;
Post by: 1010011 on March 25, 2004, 02:10:15 pm
and a hell of a lot of sake, the way i understand it...........


Learning from Life: Bigger than me days!
When I was diagnosed with Cancer almost 7 years ago, one important thing that I learned was that there would be days that are bigger than me or I should say bigger than my ability to handle them. I learned to just realize that they are going to be there and not to stress too much about them. I also noted, that if there were a lot of those days then I needed to worry about that and take action. I don't have a lot of them but I have seemed to struggle more than normal this past week and so I didn't write in my blog. Then a dear friend said to me, "but you should write about those days because we all have them and it is good to know that you aren't the only one."
How blessed I am to have such wonderful friends that continue to teach me. I have felt a bit useless just sitting around and napping so much, it seems like just doing some of the basics around the house even wipe me out. It has only been one week now that I have canceled everything, and I wish I could say I feel a 100% better and ready to take back on the world but....I don't. I am still very, very tired. I have finally given myself permission to just not worry about the laundry, food, dishes, bills etc for a moment and just go to sleep. I pray that this will really work.
"OUR DEEPEST FEAR IS NOT THAT WE ARE INADEQUATE. OUR DEEPEST FEAR IS THAT WE ARE POWERFUL BEYOND MEASURE. IT IS OUR LIGHT,NOT OUR DARKNESS, THAT MOST FRIGHTENS US. WE ASK OURSELVES, WHO AM I TO BE BRILLIANT, GORGEOUS, TALENTED, FABULOUS? ACTUALLY, WHO ARE YOU NOT TO BE? YOU ARE A CHILD OF GOD. YOUR PLAYING SMALL DOES NOT SERVE THE WORLD. THERE IS NOTHING ENLIGHTENING ABOUT SHRINKING SO THAT OTHER PEOPLE WON'T FEEL UNSURE AROUND YOU. WE WERE BORN TO MAKE MANIFEST THE GLORY OF GOD THAT IS WITHIN US. IT IS NOT JUST IN SOME OF US; IT IS IN EVERYONE. AS WE LET OUR OWN LIGHT SHINE, WE UNCONSCIOUSLY GIVE OTHER PEOPLE PERMISSION TO DO THE SAME. AS WE ARE LIBERATED FROM OUR OWN FEAR, OUR PRESENCE AUTOMATICALLY LIBERATES OTHERS."
I first heard part of this poem on a movie AKELA AND THE BEE and I had to look it up and when I read the whole thing I was inspired! I realize that no matter what circumstances we came from, no matter what circumstances we live in today can determine who we are or what we can become. It is vital that we learn to be HAPPY and to realize who we are and what our purpose is in life. Understanding who I am, where I came from and why I am here, has made all the difference in my life. I know, I never would have chosen the things that have happened to me or the trials that I have gone through but... I have to admit they sure have taught me a lot of things, gratitude, patience, service, love, humility and on and on. So today will not be a BIGGER THAN ME day, I will be happy to be alive and spending some real quality time with me, myself and I !
Hang in there, I know things will get better!!!


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Q: Python subset Sum with floats? I'm trying to see if a float can be constructed by adding values from a list of floats. Since the values are experimental, there is another array that contains error room values, such that the float can be constructed from the float list plus 0 or 1 of every value in the error room list, plus some additional error margin. The float may or may not be constructed from these parameters.
The length of lists, error margin and maximum size of the combination values are user defined.
I thought an efficient way to solve this problem was to have a function create and store every possible combination using the given parameters in an array, then check each float to see if it matches the combination, then print out the way the combination was obtained if a match exists.
for example, given a numlist [132.0423,162.0528,176.0321](3-10 values total)
and an errorlist [2.01454,18.0105546] (0-4 values total)
and an error room of 2, and a maximum combination size of 1000,
the float 153.0755519 can be constructed by 132.0423+2.01454+18.0105546 or numlist[0]+errorlist[0]+errorlist[1] and be within the error room
I have no idea how to go about solving such a problem. Perhaps using dynamic programming? I was thinking it would be computationally efficient to create the combinations array once via a separate function, then continuously pass it into a comparison function.
The background: the large floats are fragment masses that come from a mass spectrometer output and my team is attempting to analyze which fragments came from our initial protein that can only fragment into the pieces defined in numlist, but can occasionally lose a small functional group (water, alcohol, hydrogen etc.)

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As a local business community, we can accomplish so much more when we listen and appreciate different points of view rather than when we draw a line in the sand and demand we all choose sides. The us-versus-them mentality isn't in the spirit of o...
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Denfeld's 1947 boys basketball team is the only Denfeld basketball team to win a state title. The team's head coach was Lloyd Holm. Team members were Rudy Monson, Larry Tessier, Paul Nace, Kenneth Sunnarborg, Eugene Norlander, Howard Tucker, Tony Skull, Jerry Walczak, Bruce Budge, Keith Stolen and student manager Bob Scott.
As a local business community, we can accomplish so much more when we listen and appreciate different points of view rather than when we draw a line in the sand and demand we all choose sides. The us-versus-them mentality isn't in the spirit of our community or in the character of northern Minnesota. Further, it devalues the importance of mining jobs in our region.
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Our economy is diverse. Between mining, tourism, transportation, aviation, commercial, technology, retail, and hospitality, it takes a little bit of everything to keep the Northland running. The diversity is what makes us great. New businesses are finding success here because of our people and natural resources. We live in an amazing place, and business owners in all industries are committed to keeping it that way.
Our region is strongest when we understand and respect one another. It's strongest when we find compromise, as state Sen. Erik Simonson of Duluth called for in his opinion piece in the News Tribune last month (Lawmaker's View: "Let science, law, process dictate PolyMet permitting," March 28). Our different industries complement one another. When one of us succeeds, we all succeed.
We thrive when we keep a few key factors top of mind:
Quality jobs: Good jobs for all are what make it possible for us to make our lives here. But remember, mining jobs represent $420 million in earnings per year in the region, about $81,000 per worker.
The environment: Our unique environment makes our region a truly amazing place to live and work. We all care about our water and our environment. That's why the mining industry has invested so much in making sure we can protect the environment while we operate these mines.
Our lifestyle: People who live in the northern Minnesota love the outdoors as much as they love technology. Our lifestyles depend on the sustainable extraction of critical minerals. We're all for recycling whenever possible, but recycling alone is not enough to meet demand.
Dependence on metals: We depend on metals, plain and simple. You need stainless steel to run a restaurant. You need steel, aluminum, and titanium to create a quality mountain bike. Electric cars, solar panels, and wind turbines require a lot of copper. We all use these metals. Isn't it smarter and more sustainable to mine them close to home if we have them?
Industry supporting industry: Industries like construction, manufacturing, and mining remain at the core of our economy. When these industries thrive, they support jobs in health care, retail, government, tourism, hospitality, technology, and more. We're all in this together.
We must coexist to strengthen our region and our economy. We're at our best when all industries thrive. We all have the same goals: to provide good jobs, to protect our environment, and to make our way of life possible for years to come. We can do this - but only with mutual understanding and respect.
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News November 18, 2021 9:21 am
UK: CONSTRUCTION GIANT JCB'S PRODUCTS USED FOR PALESTINIAN HOUSE DEMOLITIONS AND ILLEGAL ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS
Major new report reveals digger firm ignores use of its products for unlawful destruction of Palestinian homes and construction of Israel's illegal settlements
JCB wrongly says selling goods to an Israeli agent means Staffordshire company bears no responsibility for its diggers being used in acts constituting war crimes
'For many Palestinians, JCB's distinctive yellow-and-black bulldozers are an ominous sign of their impending homelessness' – Sacha Deshmukh
Amnesty International is calling on the UK construction equipment giant JCB to take measures to prevent its diggers and other machinery from being used in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian Territories for the unlawful destruction of Palestinian homes or the construction of Israel's vast network of illegal settlements.
In a major new report – JCB Off Track – Amnesty reveals that JCB's sole agent in Israel has contracts for the maintenance of JCB's equipment with Israel's Ministry of Defence, including for the type of bulldozer known to have been used in the extensive and ongoing demolition of Palestinian properties and the construction and expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian land which are illegal under international law.
Alongside its 92-page report, Amnesty's specialist Evidence Lab has produced an interactive digital map showing dozens of specific incidents where JCB machinery was used in recent years to demolish residential and farm buildings belonging to Palestinians, to destroy water pipes and uproot large numbers of olive trees and other agricultural produce.
During Israel's 54-year-long military occupation of Palestinian territory, tens of thousands of Palestinian homes and properties have been demolished by Israeli forces, with thousands of Palestinians displaced. In the first nine months of this year alone, some 673 structures were demolished, displacing nearly 1,000 Palestinian people. During the past half-century, the Israeli authorities have allowed almost 700,000 settlers to move into often purpose-built settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, which the UN has repeatedly called a "flagrant violation under international law". Last month, Israel reportedly approved the construction of a further 3,100 new settler homes in the West Bank.
Amnesty has written to JCB warning that its failure to take appropriate steps to prevent the use of its equipment in widespread human rights violations in the Palestinian Territories puts the company in breach of its responsibilities under international human rights standards applicable to business and may be sufficiently serious to carry legal liability.
JCB, a privately-owned British company headquartered in Rocester, Staffordshire, whose formal name is JC Bamford Excavators Limited, sells its well-known demolition and earthmoving equipment via a sole agent in Israel – Comasco Ltd. Comasco, also a private company, in turn sells JCB goods to an extensive list of clients in Israel and provides a range of aftersales and maintenance services.
Amnesty's report shows that one of the recipients of Comasco's aftersales services is Israel's Ministry of Defence. Documents examined by Amnesty show that Comasco's aftersales work for the Israeli MoD relates to JCB's backhoe loaders, which are specifically used in demolitions. This means that it is likely that Comasco is buying the loaders from JCB in the UK, selling them to the Israeli military and then servicing and repairing them as required, including after their use in house demolitions or settlement building.
The backhoe loaders, familiar from many construction sites in the UK, come in a range of specifications, but are relatively expensive items at between £60,000 and £85,000 each. However, JCB's trade with Israel is thought to represent a relatively small proportion of its overall business operations and the company could take steps to prevent its equipment being improperly used in the Palestinian Territories.
JCB defends its sales on the grounds that it doesn't itself operate in the Occupied Territories and only sells its products to Israeli firm Comasco, arguing that it is not responsible for how they are used thereafter. However, Amnesty's report explains that JCB has a clear responsibility under international standards to take effective measures to prevent its products being misused.
The report also shows that JCB has the technological means via its own computer diagnostics software (known as "LiveLink") to track where its products are being used at any given time and even to remotely decommission them in the event of misuse. The company has so far appeared reluctant to deploy such means of preventing JCB machinery being used in serious human rights violations in the Occupied Territories.
Last year, Amnesty wrote to former International Trade Minister James Cleverly calling on him to act in relation to JCB and two other UK companies – Opodo and Greenkote – after the firms were included on a United Nations list of 112 companies conducting "substantial and material" business activities in the Israeli settlements.
Sacha Deshmukh, Amnesty International UK's CEO, said:
"JCB's diggers have demolished countless Palestinian homes in the Occupied Territories, while clearing the ground for the construction of illegal Israeli settlements.
"For many Palestinians, JCB's distinctive yellow-and-black bulldozers are an ominous sign of their impending homelessness and of more Palestinian land being stolen to make way for illegal Israeli settlements.
"JCB is completely wrong to say it has no responsibility for what third-party buyers do with its equipment.
"Under international business standards, JCB has a clear responsibility to take measures to ensure its goods are not used in the commission of human rights violations – this should be viewed as an essential part of human rights due diligence.
"JCB should do the right thing and address situations where its equipment ends up in the hands of the Israeli demolition crews in the Palestinian Territories.
"JCB needs to turn its engines off and stop ignoring the use of its products for Israeli war crimes in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
"Now that the Government has found JCB to be in breach of international human rights standards for not conducting proper due diligence, there should be consequences for the company – such as denial of public procurement contracts.
"This adjudication should prompt ministers to adopt a legal framework requiring companies to conduct human rights due diligence in their global operations, including in relation to the end-use of their products."
National Contact Point for OECD Guidelines
Last week (11 November), the UK's National Contact Point for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises found that JCB was in breach of two elements of the Human Rights Chapter of the OECD Guidelines, while clearing JCB of other breaches. This came after a complaint made against JCB by Lawyers for Palestinian Human Rights in 2019. The National Contact Point, the UK body which manages complaints about the practices of UK multinational companies in relation to the OECD guidelines, has put JCB on notice that it will now review the company's progress in developing a human rights policy and undertaking human rights due diligence.
Settlement goods campaign
In June 2017, to mark the 50th anniversary of Israel's occupation of the West Bank, including East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, in June 2017 Amnesty launched a campaign calling on all countries to prohibit goods produced in the Israeli settlements from their markets and to prevent their companies from operating in settlements or trading in settlement goods. In February last year, JCB was included on a UN list of 112 companies conducting "substantial and material" business activities linked to the supply of equipment for the construction of Israeli settlements or the demolition of Palestinian housing and property.
*Note to editors on international law
Israeli settlements in Occupied Palestinian Territory are illegal under international humanitarian law as they breach the Fourth Geneva Convention. Similarly, under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, the "extensive destruction and appropriation of property not justified by military necessity and carried out unlawfully and wantonly", and the "transfer, directly or indirectly, by the Occupying Power of parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies", constitutes war crimes.
Neil Durkin: [email protected] / 07972 718826
Media team out-of-hours: [email protected] / 07721 398984
www.amnesty.org.uk/amnesty-media-team
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MBPJ train #0052 the 7:27am from Sloatsburg is full to capacity and will express to Secaucus from Suffern. Customers to train #1156 the 7:43am from Suffern.
MBPJ train #0052, the 7:45am from Ramsey, will make additional stops at Radburn and Rutherford to accommodate customers from cancelled train #1254.
June 21st, 2019 at 8:02am
MBPJ train #0052 the 7:45am from Ramsey will make additional stops at Paterson, Clifton, Lyndhurst and Kingsland stations to accommodate customers from cancelled train #1208.
Update: MBPJ train #0052 the 7:45am from Ramsey is up to 35 min. late due to congestion from late train #0050 and mechanical problems.
MBPJ train #0052 the 6:26am from Otisville is up to 20 min. late due to congestion from late train #0050.
May 20th, 2019 at 7:30am
MBPJ train #0052 will bypass Ramsey Rt 17 Monday 5/20. Customers to train #1156 the 7:49am from Ramsey Rt 17.
May 7th, 2019 at 7:51am
MBPJ train #0052 the 7:34am from Suffern is full to capacity and will bypass Mahwah, Ramsey Route 17 and Ramsey today, 5/7. Customers to train #1156 the 7:43am from Suffern.
MBPJ train #0052, the 6:08am from Port Jervis, was cancelled from Port Jervis today 5/7/19 due to a disabled freight train near Otisville and will originate at Otisville today.
MBPJ train #0052 the 7:22am from Tuxedo is up to 15 min. late due to mechanical problems.
March 7th, 2019 at 6:34am
MBPJ train #0052 the 6:26am from Otisville is up to 15 min. late due to congestion from cancelled train #0048.
March 1st, 2019 at 6:31am
MBPJ train #0052, the 6:26am from Otisville, is up to 10 min. late due to an earlier mechanical problem.
February 21st, 2019 at 8:29am
MBPJ train #0052, the 8:26am Hoboken arrival, is up to 15 min. late due to congestion from late train #1206.
January 31st, 2019 at 8:30am
MBPJ train #0052, the 8:15am from Secaucus, is up to 20 min. late due to making additional stops for cancelled train #1206.
MBPJ train #0052, will make additional stops at Lyndhurst and Kingsland today to accommodate customers from cancelled train #1206.
MBPJ train #0052 the 6:58am from Salisbury Mills is up to 15 min. late due to congestion from train #0050.
MBPJ train #0052, the 7:22am from Tuxedo, is up to 10 min. late following late train #50.
MBPJ train #0052, the 8:15am Secaucus arrival is up to 20 min. late due to making additional stops for cancelled train #1204.
December 3rd, 2018 at 6:31am
MBPJ train #0052, the 6:26am from Otisville, is up to 10 min. following late train #0050.
November 28th, 2018 at 8:18am
MBPJ train #0052, the 8:15am from Secaucus, is up to 15 min. late due to an earlier signal problem.
November 1st, 2018 at 7:58am
MBPJ train #0052 will make additional stops to accommodate customers from cancelled train #1206.
October 30th, 2018 at 8:10am
MBPJ train #0052 will make an additional stop at Kingsland today, 10/30 to accommodate customers from train #1206.
October 22nd, 2018 at 7:23am
MBPJ train #0052 the 7:12am from Harriman is up to 15 min. late due to earlier mechanical problems.
MBPJ train #0052, the 8:15am from Secaucus, is up to 10 min. late due to following late train #0050 ahead.
September 28th, 2018 at 7:56am
Update: MBPJ train #0052 the 7:27am from Sloatsburg is up to 30 min. late due to earlier mechanical problems.
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Коммунистическая партия Непала (Четвёртого съезда) (, Nepala Kamyunishta Parti (Chautho Mahadhiveshan)) — коммунистическая партия в Непале, существовавшая в 1974—1990 годах. Была крупнейшей коммунистической группой в Непале во второй половине 1970-х годов, но постепенно потеряла влияние из-за внутренних разногласий. Партия активно участвовала в борьбе за демократию в 1990 году, а её лидер принимал участие в написании Конституции Непала. Затем она слилась с рядом других коммунистических сил, чтобы сформировать Коммунистическую партию Непала (Центр единства), из которой впоследствии образовалась Коммунистическая партия Непала (маоистская).

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Создание
15 сентября 1974 года леворадикальное крыло Коммунистической партии Непала провело под руководством Мохана Бикрама Сингха и Нирмал Лама «Четвертый съезд КПН» в Шрикришна Дарамсала, Варанаси, Индия. Другие фракции КПН не признали этот съезд; в итоге КПН (Четвёртого съезда) стала отдельной партией.

До этого съезда, и Лама, и Сингх принадлежали к «Центральному ядру», в которое входили левые элементы Коммунистической партии, руководившейся Тулси Лал Аматьей. «Центральное ядро», изначально включавшее Манмохана Адхикари, пыталось реорганизовать партию и воссоединиться с группой под началом Пушпа Лала. Однако, такое слияние никогда так и не произошло, отчасти из-за колебаний Пушпа Лала, отчасти же из-за его желания сотрудничать с Непальским Конгрессом против королевского режима (что было неприемлемо для потенциальных партнёров). Образовавшаяся Коммунистическая партия Непала («Четвёртого съезда») быстро распространяла свое влияние и на некоторое время даже стала самой многочисленной в стране. Однако полицейский режим и незаинтересованность КНР в ухудшении отношений с правительством соседнего Непала не способствовали росту численности и влияния КПН (ЧС).

Развитие и расколы
К тому же, и крупнейшая коммунистическая партия Непала ни была монолитной. Внутрипартийная дискуссия, развернувшаяся с 1976 года после заявления партийного комитета района Данг, содержавшего критику руководства, и усиление фракционерства в КПГ (ЧС) вызвали отставку Мохана Бикрама за «плохое поведение» (член партийного руководства Риши Девкота Азад, который позже станет жертвой политических преследований и будет застрелен полицией, покидая ряды ЦК в 1980 году, говорил о «реформистских деформациях» лидеров, их амбивалентном «игнорировании советского социал-империализма» и стремлении превратить партийные кадры в своих «слепых последователей»). Правда, спустя два года он был восстановлен в рядах партии, но вскоре снова исключён. Наряду с Мохан Бикрамом был исключен и его противник, к тому же преемник на посту генерального секретаря, Нирмал Лама.

КПН (ЧС), превратившаяся в массовую организацию радикальной нелегальной оппозиции панчаятской монархической системе, стала главной мишенью репрессий власти, многие ее активистов погибло или было арестовано (ситуацию усугубляли еще и внутренние столкновения между двумя фракциями в партии — одно из таких столкновений даже унесло жизнь человека). В 1979 году она оказалась неспособна принять активное участие в студенческих протестах.

В 1983 году партия пережила серьезный раскол: сторонники Мохана Бикрама Сингха образовали Коммунистическую партию Непала (Масал); среди них были и будущие маоистские лидеры Пушпа Камал Дахал (Прачанда) и Бабурам Бхаттараи. Оставшиеся, возглавляемые Нирмал Лама, продолжали работать под названием КПН (4-го съезда). Обе группы в конечном итоге вошли в Коммунистическую партию Непала (Центр единства — Масал).

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March 18, 1880 The Plagues of Egypt »
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The Lord directed Moses to go again to the children of Israel, and repeat the promise of deliverance, with a fresh assurance of divine favor. Moses went as he was commanded; but the people were in no mood to receive him; their hearts were full of bitterness, the lash was still sounding in their ears, the cry of anguish and distress drowned all other sounds, and they would not listen. Moses bowed his head in humiliation and disappointment, and again was heard by him.–"Go in, speak unto Pharaoh, king of Egypt, that he let the children of Israel go out of his land." The discouraged man replied, If the children of Israel, thine own circumcised people, will not hearken unto me, how then shall Pharaoh, who is uncircumcised and an idolater, hear me? Moses' heart seemed utterly crushed. Yet still he was kept to duty. He was told now to take Aaron with him, and directed, "Thou shalt speak all that I command thee;" told to go before Pharaoh and again request "that he send the children of Israel out of his land." He was informed that the monarch would not give his consent until God should lay his hand in judgment upon Egypt and bring Israel out by his almighty power. Every punishment which the king rejected would render the next chastisement more close and severe, until his proud heart should be humbled, and he should acknowledge the Maker of the heavens and the earth as the living and all-powerful God. The Lord would bring up his people from their long servitude in a signal manner, giving the Egyptians an opportunity to exhibit the feeble wisdom of their mighty men, and array the power of their gods in opposition to the God of Heaven. He would show them by his servant Moses that the Maker of the heavens and the earth is the living and all-powerful God, above all gods; that his strength is mightier than the strongest,–that Omnipotence could bring forth his people with a high hand and with an outstretched arm. He would punish the Egyptians for their idolatry, and for their proud boasting of the mercies bestowed upon them by their senseless gods. God would glorify his own name, that other nations might hear of his power and tremble at his mighty acts, and that his people might be led to fully turn from their idolatry to render to him pure worship.
Obedient to the command of God, Moses and Aaron again entered the lordly halls of the king of Egypt. There, surrounded by the massive and richly sculptured columns, and the gorgeousness of rich hangings and adornments of silver and gold, and gems, before the monarch of the most powerful kingdom then in existence, stood these two men of the despised race, one with a rod in his hand, come once more to deliver their request that he would let their people go.
The king demanded a miracle. Moses and Aaron had been previously directed of God how to act in case such a demand should be made, and Aaron now took the rod and cast it down before the king. It became a serpent. The monarch sent for his "wise men, and the sorcerers," who at his command, "cast down every man his rod, and they became serpents; but Aaron's rod swallowed up their rods." The only effect on the king was to make him more settled and firm in his purpose than before.
The magicians did not really cause their rods to become serpents, but by magic, aided by the great deceiver, made them appear like serpents, to counterfeit the work of God. Satan assisted his servants, in order to deceive the people, and encourage them in their rebellion. Pharaoh would grasp at the least evidence he could obtain to justify himself in resisting the work of God performed by Moses and Aaron. He told these servants of God that his magicians could do all these wonders. The difference between the work of God and that of the magicians was, one was of God, the other of Satan. One was true, the other false.
Moses and his brother were next directed to meet the king as he visited the river in the morning, and standing upon its bank they were again to repeat their message to him, and as proof that God had indeed sent them, they were to stretch out the rod over the waters in all directions, thus changing them into blood. It was done, and the river ran blood, and all the water in their houses was changed to blood, the fish died, and the water became offensive to the smell. But "the magicians of Egypt did so with their enchantments," changing in the same way the water drawn from wells. Still the king hardened his heart, and refused to yield. For seven days the plague continued, the inhabitants being obliged to dig wells to supply themselves with water.
Another effort at moving the king was now made. The rod was again stretched out over the waters, and frogs came up from the river and spread over the country,–into the houses, and bed-chambers, and ovens, and kneading-troughs. The magicians with their enchantments appeared to bring up similar animals. The general nuisance soon became so intolerable that the king was earnest to have it removed. But although the magicians had succeeded in producing frogs, they could not remove them. When Pharaoh saw this he was somewhat humbled, and desired Moses and Aaron to entreat the Lord for him, that the plague might be stayed. They reminded the haughty king of his former boasting, and asked where was now the vaunted power of his magicians; then they requested him to appoint a time for their prayers, and at the hour specified the living cause was removed, though the effect remained; for the frogs, perishing, polluted the atmosphere.
The work of the magicians had led Pharaoh to believe that these miracles were performed by magic; but he had abundant evidence that this was not the case when the plague of frogs was removed. The Lord could have caused them to disappear and return to dust in a moment; but he did not do this, lest, after they should be removed, the king and the Egyptians should say that it was the result of magic, like the work of the magicians. The frogs died, and were then gathered together in heaps. Here the king and all Egypt had evidence which their vain philosophy could not dispose of, that this work was not accomplished by magic, but was a judgment from the God of Heaven.
When the king was relieved of his immediate distress, he again stubbornly refused to let Israel go. Aaron, at the command of God stretched out his hand and caused the dust of the earth to become lice throughout all the land of Egypt. Pharaoh called upon the magicians to do the same with their enchantments, but they could not. The work of God was thus shown to be superior to the power of Satan. The magicians themselves acknowledged that their imitative power was at an end, saying, "This is the finger of God." But the king was still unmoved.
Still another trial was made, after another appeal to "let the people go." Flies filled the houses and swarmed upon the ground, so that "the land was corrupted by reason of the swarm of flies." These were not such flies as harmlessly annoy us at some seasons of the year; but they were large and venomous. Their sting was very painful to man and beast. It had been previously stated that the land of Goshen would be exempt from this visitation, which was accordingly found to be true.
Pharaoh now sent for the two brothers, and told them that he would allow the Israelites to offer sacrifices in Egypt itself; but this offer was refused. Certain animals were regarded as objects of worship by the Egyptians, and such was the reverence in which these creatures were held that to slay one, even accidentally, was a crime punishable with death. Moses assured the king that it was impossible for them to sacrifice to God in the land of Egypt; for they might select for their offering some one of the animals which the Egyptians considered sacred.
Moses again proposed to go three days' journey into the wilderness. The king consented and begged the servants of God to entreat that the plague might be removed. They promised to do this, but cautioned him against dealing deceitfully with them. The plague ceased at their prayer. But the king's heart had become hardened by his persistent rebellion, and he still refused to let the people go.
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Put your Truck driving skills to the test in Trucks & Trailers! Complete basic training and set on the way to master the wide variety of challenges that lie ahead.
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Russian edition of Trucks & Trailers
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Hungarian edition of Trucks & Trailers
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Nordic edition of Trucks & Trailers
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Euro Truck Spezial: LKW-Rangier-Simulator
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UK edition of Trucks & Trailers
Something for people prefering to drive trucks with the steering wheel on the right side - the game is launching in United Kingdom, published by Excalibur Publishing. Also available on Amazon.co.uk
Czech edition of Trucks & Trailers
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French release
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Something You Rarely Read About: Marwan Barghouti the KILLER
Frimet and Arnold Roth
10 Nisan 5777 – April 6, 2017
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A Palestinian child admires a mural of jailed Palestinian terrorist Marwan Barghouti at the Qalandiya checkpoint between Ramallah and Jerusalem.
{Originally posted to the authors' website, This Ongoing War}
Times of Israel has a report today ["Jailed Fatah terrorist organizing hunger strikes, protests"] by Avi Issacharoff, its high-profile Middle East analyst, that focuses on the latest manouveurings by Marwan Barghouti to stay in the public spotlight.
We added this to the comments section at the foot of the article:
News sites ought to be very careful about how they describe convicted felons who have a political role to play. How they're labeled in the news has a strong impact on how they're viewed. Almost no one goes back and does their own research. They rely on the "experts".
Marwan Barghouti and his Fatah handlers must be pleased by the headline of this story. They are probably also happy for him to be described as "jailed for life by Israel for orchestrating a string of murders during the Second Intifada…" as he is in this report.
But a more accurate way – the right way – to say why Barghouti is spending the rest of his life behind bars is this from BBC: "But it was his arrest by Israel in 2002 and conviction on five counts of murder two years later that turned his into a household name." [BBC News]
Barghouti, the terrorist thug, is not an orchestrator. He's not (just) a jailed terrorist. He's a convicted murderer.
From experience, it's exceedingly rare for him to be called that in news reports.
We have strongly negative personal feelings about Barghouti. He paid for the making (by a clansman of his) of the explosives-filled guitar that destroyed Jerusalem's Sbarro pizzeria in August 2001, and along with it the lives of our daughter Malki and many other innocents. We sat through his 2002 trial in a Tel Aviv court-room.
And he personally sheltered in his own home several of the members of the Hamas gang that executed the Sbarro bombing attack and massacre in order to protect them from Israeli security who were doing a search.
An elderly South African social activist ["Archbishop Desmond Tutu nominates imprisoned Palestinian for Nobel Peace Prize"] often expresses [here for instance] how he thinks the world [Twitter link] of Barghouti. We're fairly certain he knows the facts we have just mentioned. But, like many people of similar outlook, it's doubtful he gives a damn.
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Frimet and Arnold Roth began writing and speaking publicly soon after the murder of their fifteen year-old daughter Malki Z"L in the Jerusalem Sbarro massacre, August 9, 2001 (Chaf Av, 5761). They have both been, and are, frequently interviewed for radio, television and the print media, including CNN, BBC, New York Times, Washington Post, Al-Jazeera, and others. Their blog This Ongoing War deals with the under-appreciated price of living in a society afflicted by terrorism which, they contend, means the entire world. Frimet is a native of Queens, NY while her husband was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia. They brought their family to settle in Jerusalem in 1988. They co-founded the Malki Foundation in 2001 and are deeply involved in its work as volunteers. They can be reached at thisoingoingwar@gmail.com .
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Panera Bread plans to open a cafe in downtown Lexington's Park Plaza at 120 East Main Street.
Amanda Cardosi, a spokesman for Panera, said in an e-mail that the company will soon begin construction on the site, which is targeted to open in late summer.
The brand started after the cafe chain Au Bon Pain purchased Saint Louis Bread Company in 1993.
The Park Plaza location is an apartment tower located next to Lexington's central public library.
Panera now has more than 1800 cafes in the United States and Canada. There are three Panera stores in Lexington, plus cafes in Richmond, Frankfort and Nicholasville.
The eatery serves baked goods, soup and sandwiches.
Townley Center, the 54-acre complex of retail, services, restaurants and homes on Leestown Road, is almost all built out.
The Staybridge Suites at 125 Louie Place is one of the final pieces to be developed. Staybridge is expected to open later in the spring, according to Anderson Communities.
The wrapping-up at the Townley development marks the end of more than a decade of construction at the former farm where developer Dennis Anderson has honed his ideas about mixing homes and businesses with what he calls "sprinkled" zone changes — changes for chunks at a time rather than on one vast parcel, which he calls a "piling" zone change.
Anderson said the sprinkled zones allow him to build a mixed-use community. That's important, he said, because it gives people who live in Townley Park, the area's home and apartment area, the option to walk rather than drive to restaurants and services in their community.
Townley Park has 50 single-family homes, 59 townhomes and 300 apartments, Anderson said. Downtown is about five minutes away via Leestown Road.
Anderson said the development is a good fit for newlyweds and empty nesters who like a maintenance-free lifestyle, including landscaping and mowing.
Space for one more sit-down restaurant is available, Anderson said. He'd like to see a restaurant there with a strong set of breakfast offerings, such as a First Watch or Panera Bread.
One more fast-food spot is available and probably will be a chicken or fish restaurant, Anderson said.
Anderson's company, which employs 95, developed Townley Center. He also developed such retail and office developments as Pasadena Plaza (near Nicholasville Road) and Sand Lake (off Richmond Road and Man o' War Boulevard) as well as housing developments including McConnell's Trace (off Leestown Road).
Anderson, 62, began his career as a pharmacist and moved into real estate after he began investing in homes with $12,000 he had saved. Dennis Anderson Real Estate later became Anderson Communities because Anderson liked the idea of constructing mixed-use developments with an emphasis on walkable spaces.
"I always liked the real estate business, but I never thought I'd ever leave pharmacy," he said.
Townley was inspired by "new-traditional" developments including Celebration, Fla., Anderson said. To illustrate how, he draws a pyramid on his conference room table and starts writing words in segments building up to the top: clean, safe, well-maintained, pride, esteem.
"We wanted this community to look different," he said.
Residents needed a "wow" factor from living in Townley: "They went to college and got their education. They want a place that when people come, they say, 'You've done well.'"
Anderson said the key is balancing private space with public space. Residents want to interact with their neighbors via front porches and walking trails, but they also want to control how much.
"Social interaction, that's the epitome of a better community," he said. " ... People out on the street, that's a safety thing to do."
Townley Park won then-Mayor Jim Newberry's "community of the year" award, a Lexington homebuilders' project of the year, a Kentucky Homebuilders design award and a Bluegrass Tomorrow Vision Award.
Businesses at Townley include Applebee's, Taco Bell, Wendy's, Walgreens, Shell, Urgent Treatment Center, Firehouse Subs, Vinaigrette, Orange Leaf Yogurt, Zaxby's, McDonald's, Snap Fitness and AT&T.
Anderson Communities also has an office there as well as a separate new-home store near Vinaigrette and Orange Leaf.
Anderson's upcoming project, Amerson Orchard in Georgetown, is going to be much bigger than Townley — 385 acres versus 54 acres.
"We've got the same kind of downtown feel" there, Anderson said — with businesses out front, homes in the back, with walkable streets linking the two. The new development is also close to Scott County's new Lemons Mill Elementary School, which opened in 2013.
In Fayette County, more than 300 homes will be added to McConnell's Trace on Leestown Road, he said.
Anderson's Midway Station development at the interstate interchange will be 185 acres and will be called Vineyards, Anderson said. Work will start there in the fall.
"We do a little infill, but I can't run my business doing infill," he said.
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GEORGETOWN — Let's take a swing down crowded Highway 460, also known as Paris Pike, in Scott County.
We're about a mile from downtown Georgetown, but really, this is a Main Street of its own little city. Along this stretch, Scott County isn't just growing, it's flat-out booming: New homes are stacked on the rolling hills like cordwood.
Scott County is the fastest-growing county in Kentucky, and it shows. It has Toyota, one of Central Kentucky's largest employers, as well as the state's biggest high school, the 2,400-student Scott County High School.
"The Georgetown real estate market is very strong," said Sha Fister of Rector Hayden realtors, which has a Georgetown office. "There is quite a bit of development potential in all directions around Scott County. ... There's a lot of area heading from Scott County to Bourbon County."
How Scott County coalesced as a boom town is a bit harder to explain, but let's give a one-word signal: Toyota. The auto factory is expanding into Lexus production beginning this fall and adding 600 workers; it is already one of Central Kentucky's largest private employers, with 7,000 workers.
But that's not all Fister sees. Homebuyers in Scott County aren't just buying convenience to Toyota and the satellite growth around it, but also close to Lexington: He notes it's a 22-minute commute from Rector Hayden's Lexington office, in Beaumont, to its Georgetown office.
For people moving in who are used to longer daily commutes, the space between one of Kentucky's 120 counties and another isn't as large as once perceived.
There's also the matter of neighborhood schools in addition to available land: "There's been a lot of emphasis in the last decade or two on education. The school system there is willing to grow."
Internal Revenue Service statistics of migration between counties as well as census data show that Fayette County is losing some of its population to Scott County. Fayette County's commitment to preserving its rural area and restricting the growth of its Urban Service Area — the land within which new homes can be built — has tamped the once-raging growth of Lexington. Lexington last added acreage to its Urban Service Area in 1996 and has instead since opted to identify acreage within the current area available for development as well as land considered underused that could be redeveloped.
The real estate boom in Scott County shows where some of the people who have opted out of Fayette County are settling.
Lexington continues to grow. But the counties around it, including Scott and Jessamine, are also growing and luring more affluent homebuyers across an increasingly permeable county border.
Lexington builder Dennis Anderson is one who has seen the potential in Scott County. His Amerson Orchard development in Georgetown is being built on land rezoned in 2010 from agricultural to residential and commercial use.
The development has been approved for 489 units and has built 153, Anderson said. The 336 home sites available are priced from $140,000 to $275,000, with ranch and two-story plans available.
Fister, of Rector-Hayden, also said that although there has been some small growth in upscale homes, most of the sales are in the $150,000 to $250,000 range.
Anderson is blunt about part of Scott County's appeal: "They're going to spend $20,000 less on their home in Scott than in Fayette."
He also said that part of the migration is aspirational as much as it is work-related: after fulfilling basic needs of safety and being near work or school, homebuyers look for nearby models of more affluent people and homes which they may be able to attain. "If you see the high-income people living out of town, people want to live close to where they live," Anderson said. "They're going to go there and do both."
Matt Ruther, director of the Kentucky State Data Center at the University of Louisville, said that American Community Survey data shows that high earners — those earning more than $100,000 annually — are moving into Jessamine County. Those with incomes of $50-100,000, solidly middle-class and up, are moving into Scott, he said.
The most recent Internal Revenue Service outflow statistics, from 2010-11, show that Fayette lost 398 taxpayers to Scott, while Scott lost 384 to Fayette.
That doesn't seem like much of a difference until you consider the income levels attached to those people.
For those moving into Scott County, the average income was $41,346; for those moving to Fayette County, it's $34,789.
A similar disparity is shown in the Fayette and Jessamine County statistics. In 2010-11, Fayette lost 573 taxpayers to Jessamine, while Jessamine moved 554 to Fayette. Again, the difference is in average income: The new Jessamine County residents made an average of $53,795, while those moving into Fayette earned an average of $32,888.
The boom in residential construction in Kentucky's suburban counties means that there's less growth money from property tax coming into Fayette's coffers. Property taxes help fund schools, counties, health departments and other agencies for their home counties.
"At the higher end of the income scale, it does look like Scott County is gaining from that, but it does look like Jessamine County is moving even more," Ruther said.
Fayette County continues to gain population, though: Long-range city planners note that while Lexington registered 295,803 residents in the 2010 census, the estimate for 2014 was 310,797 people.
For comparison, Central Kentuckians can look toward the Jefferson-Oldham divide, Ruther said, where high earners around Jefferson County created a high-earning suburban county next door. While Scott is the fastest-growing county in the state, the second fastest-growing is Oldham.
Further afield, Portland, Ore. and Boulder, Colo., have urban growth boundaries to maintain both city size and urban integrity, he said. Home prices increase as supply is limited, Ruther said.
"Certainly schools are one of the top things that people cite when they leave the city," Ruther said.
"We see this pretty much all over," Ruther said. "In Oldham County, wealthier individuals move out because they are able to. ... How to fix this policy-wise, that's a struggle — how to tell people when they're coming into your county to use your amenities that they have to pay for them."
Anderson said that while Lexington has begun to emphasize infill developments — re-invigorating neglected areas already within the urban service area — it's difficult for him to make money on infill developments alone, and wonders if Lexington has considered the long-term effects of higher-income individuals flocking to surrounding counties.
"In Fayette County, it seems like we're awfully proud of ourselves," Anderson said, citing Lexington's conscious and repeated decisions to limit growth.
But Anderson noted that such decisions have costs.
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A Lexington developer is proposing to build a pedestrian tunnel underneath railroad tracks to connect a proposed housing development to the University of Kentucky.
Dennis Anderson, president of Anderson Communities, who has several apartments in the area between South Broadway and South Limestone, is starting construction on a 40-unit apartment complex on Simpson Avenue.
Anderson wants to use tax-increment financing to pay for most of the cost of the tunnel. Tax-increment financing uses new taxes generated from a development to pay for infrastructure costs. In this case, new taxes are projected to pay for $2.17 million of the $2.2 million price tag for building the underground tunnel.
"It's the right thing to do," Anderson said. "It's a public safety issue. We have had three students who have been killed on those railroad tracks in that area."
Tax-increment financing, or TIF, districts have been approved in other areas of the city, but Anderson is the first developer to ask other government taxing units — Lextran and the Lexington Public Library — to participate in the TIF. Only the city and the state have pledged to use new taxes generated from proposed developments to pay for infrastructure improvements.
Anderson also is the first developer to propose using tax-increment financing to build a tunnel.
The Lextran board is scheduled to discuss Anderson's request at its meeting in April, said Jeff Fugate, chairman of the Lextran board.
Anderson said he plans to approach the library board next. The Urban County Council would be the last to vote on the proposal.
The city is aware of Anderson's plans.
Anderson has discussed his proposal with the city but has not submitted a formal application , said Kevin Atkins, the city's chief development officer.
"This is still in the very early stages," Atkins said. "There is currently no application pending, no public hearing requested, etc."
Anderson originally proposed building a pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks, but that proved to be too costly. There is an electrical substation in the area and high-voltage electrical lines. Just to move those lines would cost more than $1.5 million, he said.
That's when Anderson and his engineers began exploring a tunnel under the railroad tracks. The proposed tunnel would be close to Simpson Avenue.
"We will make it safe," Anderson said. "It will be like the tunnel that currently connects the two courthouses or the tunnel you take at the airport that connects two terminals."
To get access to the tunnel, people will need swipe cards and have to pass criminal background checks.
"We will be working with the police to make sure that it's safe," Anderson said. "We don't want to cure one unsafe situation and create another."
According to the Federal Railroad Administration Office of Safety Analysis, 15 people have been killed on Fayette County railroad tracks from January 2000 to December 2014.
According to economic projections Anderson included in a Feb. 12 letter to the Lextran board, Lextran would receive $32,383 in new property taxes in the first year that the apartment complex is open. Of that $32,383, only $13,242 would be committed to paying off the cost of the tunnel. Lextran would receive $19,141. The city's portion that could be used to pay off the tunnel would be $42,837. The library's portion would be $11,035 in the first year, according to the letter.
Anderson cautioned in his letter to the Lextran board that the area also would need stormwater improvements estimated to cost $1.72 million. That's in addition to the $2.2 million for the tunnel. If the city, the library and Lextran agree to participate in the TIF district, those taxes would pay for $2.17 million of that, the letter says.
As a private developer, Anderson said, he cannot afford to pay for the tunnel.
"We have been working on this for more than a year and a half," Anderson said. "It will likely take us another year and a half to get everyone on the same page. I think it's the right thing to do for safety reasons. But sometimes the right thing to do is not always the easiest thing to do."


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Film, theatre, and television
 Don't Drink the Water (play), a 1966 play by Woody Allen
 Don't Drink the Water (1969 film), a film adaptation of the play starring Jackie Gleason
 Don't Drink the Water (1994 film), a television movie by Allen, adapted from his play
 Don't Drink the Water (TV series), a 1974–75 UK sitcom, a spin-off from On the Buses
 Don't Drink the Water (game show), a programme on the UK channel Challenge
 "Don't Drink the Water" (Alienators: Evolution Continues), a television episode
 "Don't Drink the Water" (Ben 10), a television episode

Songs
 "Don't Drink the Water" (Dave Matthews Band song), 1998
 "Don't Drink the Water" (Stone Gods song), 2008
 "Don't Drink the Water", by Brad Paisley from This Is Country Music, 2011
 "Don't Drink the Water", by Colin Hay from Wayfaring Sons, 1990
 "Don't Drink the Water", by Joe Cocker from Cocker, 1986
 "Don't Drink the Water", by Justin Townes Earle from The Saint of Lost Causes, 2019
 "Don't Drink the Water", by Tears for Fears from Raoul and the Kings of Spain, 1995

Other uses
 Don't Drink the Water, a 2006 album by Krum (recording as Playdough)
 "Don't Drink the Water", a short story by Jeffrey Archer included in his 2006 collection Cat O'Nine Tales


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Pamela Anderson and Adil Rami spark reconciliation rumors
She is reported to have split from her younger beau earlier this month.
But this week Pamela Anderson's handsome former eau Adil Rami paid her a visit at her hotel in Paris.
The French soccer star was spotted arriving at the 51-year-old Baywatch beauty's accommodations on Sunday night and emerging the next day.
Pamela was seen exiting the Collector's Hotel minutes later with her dog Jojo and was dressed in a tight white tank top and leggings.
The mother-of-two was ready for her rehearsal for Danse Avec Les Stars later that day as she wore black dance heels.
Rami meanwhile was seen carrying an overnight bag with him as he entered the hotel the night prior.
After staying the night the Olympique de Marseille player emerged in a black T-shirt and striped pants with lace-up boots, the same outfit he had on the night before.
There were mixed reports on the cause of the couple's split after a year of dating.
It was said that Pamela felt their romance was interfering with Rami's obligations as a father.
The 32-year-old is dad to two-year-old twins Zayn and Madi with ex-girlfriend Sidonie Biémont.
A source explained to Page Six: 'It broke Pam's heart that he doesn't see them enough, as he should, so she's moving out… She is removing herself from his life so he can do the right thing and be with his kids.'
Another report claimed that Pamela split with the sportsman after Rami started discussing marriage.
Only recently Pamela and Rami were the subject of engagement rumors after she was spotted wearing a giant Cartier sparkler on her ring finger. Rami was forced to deny the reports.
According to TMZ Rami had presented Pamela with the diamond ring in a precursor to a proposal, following his World Cup triumph. Instead, she rejected his advances.
Read more: http://pamanderson.proboards.com/thread/9119/spark-reconciliation-rumors#ixzz5RBB1vyuN
Pamela puts in a stylish solo appearance at photocall in Paris
She's alleged to have dumped her footballer boyfriend Adil Ram, 32, after he started discussing marriage.
And Pamela Anderson, 51, appeared to be moving on from the drama, as she stepped out in a chic pencil dress for the Danse Avec Les Stars 2018′ Photocall At TF1 In Paris, France on Tuesday.
The Baywatch beauty showed off her incredible figure in a form-fitting black and white frock which flattered her toned physique.
Pamela displayed a hint of her famous cleavage in the monochrome number, which she paired with a simple pair of black stilettos.
The TV star completed her look with a simple silver bracelet and an eye-catching ring, and at one point donned a pair of cat-eye shades.
The blonde beauty wore her golden tresses down loose and opted for 60s inspired make-up, including bold winged eyeliner and pale pink lipstick.
The actress seemed to be in good spirits at the event in her new home town, smiling happily as she posed for photographs.
Revealing the alleged split,Page Six reported that Pamela felt the couple's year-long relationship was interfering with Rami's obligations as a father.
There are also reports that Pamela made the decision after Rami, 32, began discussing marriage.
Rami has two-year-old twins Zayn and Madi, with ex-girlfriend Sidonie Biémont.
The boys spent the past week with their dad and charmed Pamela, according to the report. However she realized that he should be spending more time with his sons, and decided she was in the way.
Describing the actress as 'heartbroken', the source said she hoped Rami could now rebuild his relationship with his children's mother.
They added: 'This is about his happiness and the sake of his sons. They need him more than her. She knows he'll thank her one day.'
According to TMZ Rami had in fact presented Pamela with the diamond ring in a precursor to a proposal, following his World Cup triumph. Instead, she rejected his advances.
She is now apparently moving out of the French home they shared.
Just last week Pamela, herself a mother of two, was spotted cheering him on during his football match at the Stade Louis II in Monaco.
Pamela, who moved to France to live with Rami, had previously said she didn't expect their love to last – not least because of the 19-year age gap.
She told the Sun she had warned her love she would one day 'fall apart.'
'Let's be in love for as long as we are in love and if there is ever one day, you look at me and go "ugh", well, I can always go and live in another country,' she said frankly.
Read more: http://pamanderson.proboards.com/thread/9117/pamela-puts-stylish-appearance-photocall#ixzz5QtfQl2Ee
Have Pamela Anderson and Adil Rami Split? Model Says He Is 'Not Something I Want to Talk About'
Have Pamela Anderson and soccer star Adil Rami parted ways?
The 51-year-old model and actress has kept silent on her relationship with the FIFA World Cup champion, 32, as rumors swirl the couple has split two months after she was photographed with a large ring.
Anderson evaded discussing her relationship with Rami while on the French talk show Quotidien in which host Yann Barthes asked her if they were still an item.
"I understand you don't talk about your personal life so I guess you'll understand that it's not something I want to talk about at this point," the actress said.
Rami responded to reports the two had broken up in an Instagram Story on Saturday with a facepalm emoji, laughing emoji and the words "#gossipfaitvendre," which is French for "Gossip Sells," according to French website LCI.
The Baywatch actress seemingly responded to Rami's post in an Instagram post of her own with a black and white photo of the 1960 classic Breathless in which American actress Jean Seberg and French actor Paul Belmondo embrace on a French street. She added the caption, "Love ❤."
Anderson sparked engagement rumors in July after she was seen wearing a large ring that is estimated to be worth over $25,000 on her right hand while in the V.I.P. box during a French match against Croatia.
The pair has reportedly been dating since May 2017 after meeting at the Monaco Grand Prix.
While she has kept her personal life private, Anderson opened up about Rami in February when she told the Daily Mail he "cares about me deeply."
"We have a very healthy, simple wonderful life without all the bells and whistles," she said. "We both have our children to try to squeeze into the equation, but he is amazing. He is a good guy, really a good guy."
Rami, who was born on the island of Corsica to Moroccan parents, plays defense for Marseille and the French national team.
He's nicknamed "Shrek" because he "eats voraciously and has been known, just occasionally, to belch. Loudly," according to ESPN in 2011.
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It's safe to come to UK, v-cs tell foreign students
Swine flu fears assuaged. Phil Baty reports
七月 28, 2009
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Vice-chancellors have moved to reassure would-be overseas students amid concerns that the UK's reputation as a swine flu hot-spot could put them off joining degree programmes in September.
Following a seminar on the UK's higher education sector's handling of swine flu today, organised by Universities UK, the chair of the event, Michael Farthing, said: "Students heading to the UK should be assured that the UK is as well prepared as any other country to deal with this situation and that includes our higher education sector. It may well be the case that some of the international students will be from countries that have themselves experienced far more cases of swine flu."
Professor Farthing, vice-chancellor of the University of Sussex and chairman of Universities UK's Health and Social Care Policy Committee, said: "It's clear that universities are handling the current situation well, and have a range of contingency plans in place. We want to ensure that it's business as usual on our campuses and that we minimise disruption and maintain as near normal operation as possible during this uncertain time.
"If things change, universities are ready to revise those plans and put them in place to ensure business continuity."
Professor Farthing added: "So far, cases on campus have been relatively few and far between. We hope it stays that way, but we are ready for all eventualities."
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Q: Prevent scrolling inside two level child elements I have the following structure:

content 1

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For all 3 elements I am using overflow-y: scroll and -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; and each one has a specific height for the content to be overflown inside of it.
The reason I need this is mainly for mobile use. What I need to be done is for the parent element of each of the contents, NOT to scroll when it reaches its bottom end. The usual behaviour is, when the child 2 element scrolls down to its bottom, child 1 starts scrolling and when it reaches down, parent starts scrolling. I have used a couple of scripts but none of them seem to be working properly.
I would like this for both mobile and desktop use. I know it has to do something with preventing mouse wheel, key and touch actions, but have no idea how to implement it.
I've been banging my head for like a week with no results. Any help will be appreciated greatly!


The Barbadian beauty dropped her music video for Work on Monday, which has already racked up millions of views. You might think that Riri is having the icing on the cake, but the cherry on top is another awesome thing happening in the musician's life right now!
That same day, Billboard reported that her single with Drake topped its Hot 100 list, that same day she released it! That means she now officially has more number one hits than Michael Jackson!
After the news, RiRi naturally couldn't contain her happiness, and took to Instagram to react to the amazing news!
However don't expect your typical, awestruck, baffled post. The hitmaker published with a pretty sweet sense of humor about the incredible honor!
I wanted to say the same and the video is sooo hot!


Road To VR recently went hands-on with Robo Recall, the recently-announced VR first-person shooter from Epic Games. The above video shows 12 minutes of gameplay, including the first teleportation movement and target shooting tutorials, to give you a sense of how Robo Recall will play.
In Robo Recall, players teleport to markers on the ground by aiming at a location, and rotating the stick to choose which direction they'll be facing when they complete their teleportation. Weapons are wielded akimbo, and are reloaded by throwing them away and reaching down by your sides to pick up new ones.
Enemy robots can also be picked up and thrown with the Unreal Engine 4's physics system. While picking up a robot, players can use their other hand to "dismantle" the enemy by ripping off robotic limbs one by one.
Robo Recall was originally announced at Oculus Connect 3 last week. It clearly builds upon the foundations of Epic's Bullet Train Unreal Engine 4 VR tech demo. Currently, Robo Recall is exclusive to Oculus Touch, and will be free for anyone who owns the controllers when the game is ready sometime in the first quarter of 2017.


Tarun Bhalla is the Vice President of Information Technology at The Kolter Group. Tarun provides leadership for all aspects of Information Technology, Information Security and development of innovative IT infrastructure throughout the firm.
Mr. Bhalla brings more than 18 years of hand-on experience in Information Technology. Tarun has led organizational transformation through the strategic adoption and management of IT solutions.
Mr. Bhalla has received Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration and Master's of Science in Information Systems from Roosevelt University.


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fn broken() {
    let mut x = 3;
    let mut _y = vec!(&mut x);
    while x < 10 { //~ ERROR cannot use `x` because it was mutably borrowed
        let mut z = x; //~ ERROR cannot use `x` because it was mutably borrowed
        _y.push(&mut z); //~ ERROR `z` does not live long enough
        x += 1; //~ ERROR cannot assign
    }
}

fn main() { }

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