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Jetta Mencer Esq
Newark, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer
(740) 345-5171	1 S Park Pl
Newark,	OH 43055
Insurance Claims, Bankruptcy, Business and Personal Injury
Ohio State University - Columbus
Mona Joy Fine
Granville, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 33 years of experience
Granville,	OH 43023
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims
Pepperdine Univ School of Law
Travis Troy Mohler
Columbus, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(888) 860-1414	4016 Townsfair Way
Columbus,	OH 43219
Insurance Claims, Construction, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Capital University and Ohio University
Attorney Travis Mohler concentrates his practice on representing individuals who have been injured or killed by the negligence or carelessness of others. He has experience in litigating claims involving wrongful death, catastrophic injuries, "deliberate intent" (workplace accidents), construction accidents, industrial accidents, and tractor trailer accidents. Travis also focuses his practice on representing consumers injured by defective products in product liability actions. In addition, Travis routinely represents clients in claims involving trucking accidents, motor vehicle accidents, and other personal injury claims. Since joining Colombo Law in 2007, Travis has served as co-counsel on many wrongful death and catastrophic injury verdicts...
Robert D. Erney
(888) 880-4878	1654 E. Broad Street
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Animal, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Rob represents injured people in all Ohio and Federal Courts, as well as, administrative agencies. Mr. Erney believes that lawyers must hold firm to their moral and ethical values, keep a good sense of humor, communicate honestly with the Court and cooperate with opposing counsel. He believes that law is a service profession designed to help people solve problems and disputes.
Mr. Daniel Arthur Romaine Esq
Columbus, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 24 years of experience
(866) 468-4878	1110 Beecher Crossing North
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Daniel Romaine is a partner at the Cleveland based law firm of Nager, Romaine & Schneiberg Co., LPA. Dan is the head of the firm's personal injury and automobile accident litigation departments. Dan graduated magna cum laude from Kent State University in 1993 where he was a proud member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. Dan received the dean's scholarship to attend Cleveland Marshall College of Law and graduated in 1996. In 2013 Daniel was recognized by his peers and Martindale Hubbel as an AV Rated attorney. AV Rating is the highest level of peer rating...
Samir Dahman
(614) 636-1250	Two Miranova Place
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Business, Estate Planning and International
At Dahman Law, we are passionate about providing exceptional, client-focused legal services. We handle commercial litigation, business law, employment, and estate planning matters across Ohio and Michigan. But what makes Dahman Law different from other law firms is that you will know up front how much you can expect to pay for legal services, instead of wondering how much you will end up being charged at the end. Samir Dahman founded Dahman Law after practicing for years at Ohio's largest law firms. His practice includes commercial litigation, business law, employment, and estate planning. ...
Jon Joseph Saia Esq
(614) 444-3036	713 South Front Street
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Nursing Home
Attorney Jon J. Saia is a founding lawyer at the Ohio firm, The Law Offices of Saia & Piatt, Inc. Mr. Saia is a member of the Delaware Bar Association, the Columbus Bar Association, and the Ohio State Bar Association. With over 23 years of legal experience, Attorney Saia is highly qualified to take on even the most complicated criminal cases. If you would like to find out more about the benefits of working with Attorney Saia, do not wait to contact The Law Offices of Saia & Piatt, Inc.
Geoffrey Jonathan Moul Esq
(614) 488-0400	1114 Dublin Road
Insurance Claims, Business, Consumer and Personal Injury
Contingency fee based litigation and class action attorney with over 25 years of experience. Geoff counsel client and their lawyers on complex disputes. He has argued in jury and bench trials, administrative hearings and arbitrations, and has helped clients earn the following victories:
+ What was then the largest consumer class-action settlement in Franklin County.
+ $600 million securities-fraud settlement that was the largest in the four-state region of Ohio, Michigan, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
Murray Murphy Moul + Basil LLP is a member of the Ohio Attorney General's securities litigation panel and which has advised Ohio's pension funds under the administrations...
Christopher J. Hogan
(614) 324-5078	41 S High St
3500 Huntington Center
Insurance Claims, Business, Communications and Health Care
The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Chris Hogan is an experienced Litigation Attorney at Zeiger, TIegs & Little. His practice areas include Business, Health Care, Insurance, Professional Liability and Media Law. He represents public and private companies, both non-profit and for-profit organizations. Chris is dedicated to providing skilled and knowledgeable advocacy for clients with business litigation matters.
Chris received his B.A. from the University of Chicago, and his J.D. from the Ohio State Moritz College of Law. He is admitted to practice in the State of Ohio and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, as well as the United States Court of...
Jeffrey Heck
Mansfield, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(419) 524-2700	One Marion Avenue
Mansfield,	OH 44903
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Jeff Heck has extensive legal experience handling all types of injury, wrongful death cases & insurance claims, as well as civil commercial litigation & labor and employment matters. He is a court-trained Mediator, serving for the Richland County Court of Common Pleas, as well as a private Mediator/Arbitrator in numerous cases .
Jeff has his roots in North Central Ohio. He grew up in the Mansfield area, graduating from Malabar High School and The Ohio State University where he was a 4 year member/Squad Leader of The Ohio State University Marching Band. He graduated with Honors from The University of Florida...
Robert Corey Heit
westerville, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 6 years of experience
(614) 898-5300	647 Park Meadow Rd
Suite M
westerville,	OH 43081
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims and Personal Injury
I am Ohio personal injury lawyer Corey Heit. Based in Westerville, Heit Law, LLC, represents clients throughout the Columbus area and across the state. My dedicated focus on helping injury victims allows me to provide the proactive and timely representation necessary to secure the maximum compensation available for your claim.
I understand the challenges injury victims can face in the aftermath of an accident. I take the time to fully understand the extent of your injuries and the care you will require both now and in the future. I fight aggressively to obtain compensation for the medical care you will require...
Henry D. Acciani
Columbus, OH Insurance Claims Attorney
(877) 288-3241	10 W. Broad Street, Suite 925
Insurance Claims, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Northern Kentucky University College of Law
Henry is a partner at O'Connor, Acciani & Levy, having created the firm in 1992. He practices in the areas of: - Personal Injury - Debt Reorganization and Bankruptcy - Social Security - Estates and Probate Born in New Jersey, Henry is married with four children and is admitted to practice in the Ohio Supreme Court and the United States District Court Southern District of Ohio, and has been named among the Top 100 Attorneys by The National Trial Lawyers. Mr. Acciani is also a former Trustee of the Ohio Association of Justice.
Aaron Tompkins
Dublin, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 11 years of experience
(614) 453-0971	6047 Frantz Rd.
Dublin,	OH 43017
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Animal and Personal Injury
The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law
Jami Oliver Esq
(614) 220-9100	7240 Muirfield Drive, Suite 120
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Oliver currently manages her own law practice in Dublin, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus. She is an accomplished litigator, focusing on pharmaceutical and product defects, injury & death cases, and employment and whistleblower cases.
Oliver has numerous appointments, including past-President of the Ohio Women's Bar Association, past-President of the Central Ohio Association for Justice, and trustee for the Ohio Association for Justice for almost a decade. She is a frequent lecturer locally and nationally.
Awards include:
•	Top 25 Products Liability Trial Lawyers (2018-2019);
•	National Trial Lawyers Top 100 (2014-2019);
•	Super Lawyers Award, Top Lawyers in Ohio, (Product Liability) (2010-2019);
•	Columbus' Top 25 Women...
Stuart G. Parsell
Insurance Claims, Business, Employment and Legal Malpractice
Stuart Parsell is a Partner of Zeiger, Tigges & Little LLP. Mr. Parsell's practice focuses on complex commercial litigation with a concentration on professional malpractice defense, commercial contract disputes, corporate governance and fiduciary duties, trust law, class action defense, major insurance disputes and employment issues.
Paul K. Hemmer Esq
POWELL, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 37 years of experience
(614) 954-0070	895 Retreat Lane
POWELL,	OH 43065
Insurance Claims, Business, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Preeminent AV rated Attorney. The attorneys in our firm have more than 100 years of combined experience. We provide the individual attention our clients deserve in Workers' Compensation, Industrial Commission, Injury, Probate, Estate Planning Litigation Business Law
Kory A Veletean
(877) 288-3241	326 S. High Street, Suite 400
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Medical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Mr. Veletean is a graduate of Capital University Law School and an Associate at the law offices of O'Connor, Acciani and Levy. With a proven track record of success, Kory is dedicated to the pursuit of justice for his clients and provides detailed knowledge of Ohio's personal injury laws to every case he handles.
Glen Pritchard Esq
(800) 647-7003	695 Bryden Rd
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Asbestos, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Mark Wayne Baserman Sr.
Millersburg, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 42 years of experience
(330) 674-4300	45 South Monroe Street
Millersburg,	OH 44654
Insurance Claims, Civil Rights, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury
Richard James Makowski Esq
Insurance Claims, Administrative, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
James Patrick Tyack
(614) 221-1342	536 S High Street
Insurance Claims, Criminal Defense, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Kevin Zamora
Columbus, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 1 year of experience
(614) 937-3628	2531 Nanticoke rd
Insurance Claims, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Personal Injury
Clifford Arnebeck Jr
(614) 224-8771	1021 E Broad St
Insurance Claims, Appeals, Business and Civil Rights
Joseph Aaron Nigh Esq
(614) 221-1341	536 S High St
Insurance Claims, Business, Criminal Defense and Juvenile
Thomas Calvin Wood
(614) 337-2427	501 Morrison Rd
Insurance Claims, Business, Divorce and Personal Injury
Harry Robert Reinhart Esq
Columbus,	OH 43215-5430
Insurance Claims, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Todd Rosenberg Esq
Cleveland , OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 34 years of experience
(216) 812-2100	600 East Granger Road
Cleveland ,	OH 44131
Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Attorney Rosenberg has served as a Member of the Board and was the past Chair of Insurance for the Ohio Association for Justice (OAJ), which is the premier statewide organization for Ohio personal injury attorneys. He is well known throughout the state for his extensive and in-depth knowledge of personal injury law and his arguments before the Ohio Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Mr. Rosenberg has given lectures to other Ohio lawyers on numerous occasions regarding all aspects of personal injury cases, including accident insurance law. He is the author of an 8-Volume publication entitled "The Ohio...
Alexander Laszlo Pal
Wadsworth, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 11 years of experience
(216) 696-4421	Wadsworth,	OH 44281
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Animal, Asbestos and Personal Injury
A resident of Wadsworth, Ohio, Attorney Alexander L. Pal concentrates his entire practice on representing individuals who have been injured through the negligent actions of another. He is honored to serve his community by protecting the rights of its citizens and treats his clients as members of his family by providing the highest level of legal representation. He has represented victims of negligence in cases involving automobile and truck accidents, traumatic brain injuries, medical malpractice, workplace injuries and families of victims of wrongful death.
Ryan Fisher Esq
Cleveland, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(216) 781-2600	610 Skylight Office Tower
1660 West 2d Street, Suite 610
Cleveland,	OH 44113
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Asbestos, Business and Medical Malpractice
Ryan is a partner in the firm Lowe Eklund Wakefield & Mulvihill Co. LPA. He has been a trial attorney for 21 years limiting his practice to plaintiff personal injury litigation. He has tried cases throughout Ohio in both state and federal courts and has successfully argued before the Ohio Supreme Court. Mr. Fisher has obtained millions of dollars in compensation for victims injured or killed in automobile, truck and motorcycle accidents, as well as in medical negligence, product liability and premises liability cases. Ryan was born and raised in Greater Cleveland, having graduated from the Cleveland Marshall College of Law...
Hudson, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 27 years of experience
(330) 655-1662	5824 Akron-Cleveland Road, Suite A
Hudson,	OH 44236
Insurance Claims, Construction, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury
AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating Martindale-Hubbell
Avvo Rated 10.0 out of 10.0 Superb
Adam E. Carr represents large and small companies, people, and insurers who require a legal defense against injury, property damage, and other claims from auto, bus, truck, premises, and other accidents; contracts and business disputes; premises liability; products liability; real estate and construction litigation; and other issues requiring the intervention of an experienced trial lawyer.
2021 U.S. News & World Report - Best Law Firms (seventh time selected)
2021 The Best Lawyers in America for insurance law (eighth time selected)
2021 Ohio Super Lawyers for insurance coverage...
Mr. Jesse Michael Schmidt Esq
Cleveland, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 16 years of experience
(216) 621-9870	4608 St. Clair Ave.
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Construction, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury
I am a civil litigation attorney focusing in the defense of contractors, architects, engineers and other business professionals, as well as insurance carriers in coverage disputes and individual defendants in automobile accident cases. I also represent plaintiffs in personal injury cases, provided there is no conflict, and do some transactional and legal drafting work. Prior to my current position, I was a judicial staff attorney for Judge Michael Jackson in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas. Before that position, for over nine years, I owned and managed a solo practice. At that time, I focused my practice in...
Jerome Linnen Jr
Akron, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 33 years of experience
(330) 258-8000	789 W Market St
Akron,	OH 44303
Insurance Claims, Employment, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Since beginning my legal career in Akron Ohio, over 28 years ago, I have dedicated my practice to representing individuals and families that have been victimized by wrongful conduct, including auto accidents, malpractice, dangerous products and discrimination or other wrongful conduct in the workplace. I have represented clients in the trial and appellate courts throughout the State of Ohio and Florida. My goal is to place my clients in a position to allow them to make informed decisions on their legal matters, which in some cases will have a major impact on their lives. I aggressively pursue litigation on...
R. Paul Cushion II
(216) 630-1052	75 Public Square, Suite 914
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Appeals, Civil Rights and Personal Injury
Cleveland Marshall College of Law
The Hallmark of the R. Paul Cushion, II, Esq. Law Firm is their thorough preparation at each phase of the legal process. Their trademark preparation is surpassed only by the passion they hold for their client's legal rights. This passion may, itself, be surpassed by the aggressive legal style of representation this Law Firm displays at each phase of the legal process. These fundamental traits for successful legal defense flow from its founder and CEO, Attorney R. Paul Cushion, II, Esq. The legal career of Attorney R. Paul Cushion, II, Esq. is legendary and the topic of numerous literary and...
Mark Eugene Barbour Esq
Westlake, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 32 years of experience
(216) 771-8188	24500 Center Ridge Rd Suite 170
Westlake,	OH 44145
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
I have over 25 years of experience in representing individuals and families in serious personal injury, wrongful death, and workplace injury cases. Please call me today at 216-771-8188 to see if I can help you. I have an office in suburban Westlake, convenient to I-90 and I-480 with free parking and an office in downtown Cleveland, near the courts and other law firms.
Kevin Scott Sandel Esq
(844) 763-5529	3250 W. Market Street Suite 103
William G. Chris Esq
Akron, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(330) 434-3000	50 South Main St., 10th Floor
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Business, Collections and Insurance Defense
AV Rated Matindale Hubbell
Allen C Tittle
Elyria, OH Insurance Claims Lawyer
(440) 420-5210	124 Middle Street, Suite 500
Elyria,	OH 44035
Allen Tittle's passion for personal injury law, including cases involving car accidents and medical malpractice, comes from a deeply rooted belief in justice – his success on behalf of clients is the result of a good, old-fashioned hard work ethic. "I come from a working class family where my dad was a union worker," he says. "Nothing has ever been handed to me. I was the first person in my family to graduate from college." In 2015, Mr. Tittle decided to branch out on his own and he opened Tittle Law, LLC. "I started my own...
Kimberly Lamson Rathbone
(800) 870-5521	1250 Granger Road
Rathbone Group handles subrogation recovery on behalf of insured and self-insured companies from responsible third parties.
Mr. Kevin V. Rogers Jr.
(216) 696-4009	815 Superior Avenue East
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims, Consumer, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Personal Injury Litigation. Car Accidents. Truck Accidents. Slip and Fall. Dog Bites. Bad-Faith Insurance.
James Bordas Jr
St. Clairsville, OH Insurance Claims Attorney with 49 years of experience
(866) 674-8762	106 East Main Street
St. Clairsville,	OH 43950
Jim Bordas has been a trial lawyer for almost 40 years. Jim, along with his wife, Linda, founded the firm of Bordas & Bordas upon Linda's graduation from law school in 1985. Jim Bordas has obtained verdicts and settlements in cases involving medical malpractice, product liability, chemical exposure, lender liability, bad faith insurance, soft tissue/head injury and TMJ, employment law, nursing home and trucking. He has successfully prosecuted numerous criminal cases and has also successfully defended multiple diverse criminal cases. In a number of different areas of the law Jim's verdicts have set records in the jurisdictions where the trials...
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A bitterly disappointed Caltex Socceroos keeper Maty Ryan said Australia did not stick to their "fundamentals" in their 2-2 draw with Thailand.
Speaking after Tuesday night's World Cup qualifier in Bangkok, the Valencia keeper was left frustrated after the Thais almost caused a huge upset.
"Very disappointing once again. We go away from our fundamentals again," he told Fox Sports.
"We can say all we want about the build up and we've set our standards as a team and to come here and expect to do better.
And Ryan came to the rescue with just minutes left, blocking a near certain goal in a one-on-one.
"At the end of the day it's not good enough," added a clearly frustrated Ryan.
Ryan said that if Australia go back to what they do best, then qualification should be achievable with three out of the next five games on home soil.
"We need to look at ourselves. We need to give more," he said.


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About the CRTR
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Leading scientists
Targeted research
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MDS scholars disseminate modelling tools
Targeted research > Remote sensing > Our research
The Remote Sensing Working Group is developing and testing a wide range of remote sensing tools, including satellite, airborne, acoustic and in-field methods. The Group will quantify the limitations of coral reef remote sensing by combining modelling and field experiments.
The Group is focussed on four key areas:
Creation of decision-support and analysis software for monitoring the health of coral reefs using remote sensing
Development of methods to detect changes in coastal environment
Application of remote sensing to the inventory, monitoring and management of biodiversity
Creation of an Ocean Atlas and tools to manage coral bleaching
Decision-support and analysis software for monitoring
The Remote Sensing Working Group is quantifying the limitations of coral reef remote sensing by combining modelling and field experiments. Models predict the ability of a given remote sensing instrument to detect the subtleties of bottom reflectance that distinguish reef habitats or the cover of corals and macroalgae within habitats.
While the passage of light through the water column is relatively well understood, the interaction of light between reef organisms, many of which have complex structures, presents a research challenge.
This problem is being addressed using radiosity methods which were originally developed in the computer graphics industry. Coral structures are divided into thousands of individual patches, each of which behaves as a reflecting surface. On reaching the reef, sunlight is reflected and scattered in predictable directions from which we can calculate the net light recorded by the sensor once it has passed back through the water and atmosphere.
Computer models will be refined and tested in the laboratory and then tested under field conditions in a unique, large-scale remote sensing experiment.
Methods to detect changes in the coastal environment
Remote sensing is needed to identify the habitat type and possibly predict the cover of corals and algae on a reef. The Remote Sensing Working Group is undertaking a number of activities to improve the way in which changes in reef condition can be predicted indirectly using remote sensing. These methods will highlight which areas of the coast have undergone the greatest change and help managers quantify the rate of change in reef habitat.
Inventory, monitoring and management of biodiversity
Recent remote sensing research has improved the detail of reef habitat maps but there is not necessarily a good understanding by management of the interpretation and uses of these products. Specifically, what do habitat maps mean in terms of biodiversity and reef function, and how should they be used for conservation planning?
Within the Centers of Excellence, there is an excellent opportunity to quantify the ecological basis of habitat maps. Through the work of the Remote Sensing Working Group, the species composition of habitats is being surveyed in Belize and Mexico and compared and assessed at a Caribbean-wide scale using comparable data from the Bahamas. Comparable surveys will take place in Palau and the Philippines but with less reliance on species-level identification.
A second biodiversity activity is quantifying the relationship between the topographic complexity of reef habitats (called rugosity) and the relative density of reef fish.
A wide variety of oceanographic and atmospheric remote sensing products is available for reef-relevant management but many are not user-friendly and found in disparate locations. Some US government agencies are establishing a national Ocean Atlas to collate data sets relevant to coastal management within a single website.
The Remote Sensing Working Group will extend this initiative to create an international Ocean Atlas for coral reef environments. The website will display a number of standard environmental products (e.g. wind speeds, wave heights, solar radiation) and will also develop and test new products which are especially relevant to coral bleaching. The Ocean Atlas will also be used by managers, scientists and students interested in many other ecosystems around the world.
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stated on March 8, 2021 in a Facebook post:
Vaccines send the immune system into "perpetual overdrive" by instructing cells to keep "making the protein of an invader, nonstop, forever and ever."
Facebook Fact-checks
By Samantha Putterman March 15, 2021
No, mRNA vaccines don't send the immune system into 'perpetual overdrive.'
The COVID-19 vaccines that use mRNA technology do not instruct the immune system to make the virus' spike proteins forever. The mRNA instructions are given at the time of vaccination and are broken down by the body within days.
See the sources for this fact-check
The innovative technology in a pair of COVID-19 vaccines continues to face attacks from misinformation on social media.
One recent Facebook post inaccurately suggests the messenger RNA vaccines trick the immune system into making virus proteins nonstop, sending it into "perpetual overdrive."
"What happens when your body's own cells are programmed to keep making the protein of an invader, nonstop, forever and ever, with no programmed end date?" the post says. "What happens when your immune system is in perpetual overdrive, tricked into believing there's a pathogen that just never goes away?"
While the post doesn't specify that it's referring to Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna's mRNA vaccines, it details the technology in those vaccines that instructs cells to make the protein of an invader. Comments on the post also show it's understood that the claim is about those vaccines.
The post was flagged as part of Facebook's efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.)
This is a flawed understanding of how mRNA vaccines work in the body.
stated on December 29, 2021 in a Facebook post
Says Virgil Abloh was a defendant in Ghislaine Maxwell's criminal case when he died a day before the trial started.
By Ciara O'Rourke • December 1, 2021
The mRNA shots do provide cells instructions to produce copies of the spike protein that surrounds the SARS-CoV-2 virus — so that it learns to recognize it and make antibodies against it — but it's inaccurate to say that this happens "over and over." It doesn't.
Messenger RNA is relatively short-lived and degrades quickly, researchers and health officials say. After the protein piece is made, the cell breaks down the instructions and gets rid of them.
"When you're given the mRNA, it enters the cytoplasm of your cells and has the company of thousands of other copies of mRNA that are there to make proteins and enzymes to keep your cells alive and your body functioning," said Dr. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and member of the FDA's vaccine advisory committee. "This is just one more protein that degrades after a few days."
Our ruling
A Facebook post claims the mRNA vaccines send the immune system into "perpetual overdrive" and tricks it into making an invader's protein forever.
The COVID-19 vaccines that use mRNA technology do not instruct the body to make the virus' spike proteins forever. The instructions are given at the time of vaccination and are broken down within days.
We rate this False.
Facebook post, March 8, 2021
PolitiFact, 8 facts and 4 unknowns about the coronavirus vaccines, Dec. 17, 2020
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Understanding mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines, Updated March 4, 2021
Pfizer, BEHIND THE SCIENCE: WHAT IS AN MRNA VACCINE?, Aug. 25, 2020
Reuters, Fact Check-COVID-19 vaccines using mRNA do not send the immune system into 'perpetual overdrive' by instructing cells to create the spike protein over and over again, March 11, 2021
Phone interview, Dr. Paul Offit director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, March 15, 2021
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Q: Migrating ios In App Purchase Verification I build an ios app originally in IOS 6. I'm trying to migrate it to IOS 7+ / IOS 8, and I'm having trouble with In-App Purchase verification.
The verification is done server side. After each purchases, I send the  SKPaymentTransaction.transactionReceipt as a Base64 string to my server (nodeJS), which then uses IAP_VERIFIER (https://github.com/pcrawfor/iap_verifier) to verify the receipt.
Since SKPaymentTransaction.transactionReceipt is depricated, I want to change it to the new NSBundle.appStoreReceiptURL, however, when I send that receipt to my server for verification, the apple verification says it is invalid. Comparing the Base64 string of the transacationReceipt and the appStoreReceipt , they are completely different, the appStoreReceipt being much bigger.
How do I verify a single In-App purchase receipt with the new method?

A: Are you sure it's not a Sandbox/Production issue?
Check this page, question 15: What url should I use to verify my receipt ?
And make sure you do not hit the wrong environment.
Also check the base64 encoding with different tool to make sure you don't use a buggy encoding function.

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Shared Lives Plus > What we're doing > News > Shared Lives helps Christina home from NHS hospital
Shared Lives helps Christina home from NHS hospital
In Barnsley, the Shared Lives scheme has been working in partnership with Barnsley CCG and people are beginning to benefit from Shared Lives in ways they haven't been able to before - after NHS treatment.
Christina had been in hospital for an operation after a recent diagnosis of breast cancer. She received good news that the operation had been successful. Whilst planning her discharge, it was agreed that she would benefit from a short period of care whilst she recovered. Christina and the gentleman she usually lives with both have a learning disability, but he was going to be on holiday when she was ready to leave the hospital. On leaving hospital her goals were:
To return to good health, both physically and emotionally
To return back to her own home
To be able to get back into the community
To re-establish her own routines in a home environment
As Barnsley Shared Lives scheme were one of the "Scaling up Shared Lives in health" sites, they had a partnership arrangement with the hospital and there was NHS funding in place so that Christina could choose to use Shared Lives upon discharge.
She was given exercises to do on a daily basis, every hour or so, to gently stretch her arms. Her Shared Lives carer Jenny supported Christina to do these exercises throughout her stay. As it was important to prepare for going back home, Jenny took Christina to do jobs like putting the bins out together. Keeping things ticking over at Christina's own home helped her to prepare for going back to her own home after the stay with Jenny.
Christina will require radiotherapy treatment in the future which may potentially leave her with some side effects which might be difficult for her to manage in her own home. Due to the success of the stay with Jenny, there is a further option to refer back in to Shared Lives should the circumstances require this.
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Suspended cop admits faking traffic warnings to up stats, blames unit
Shaamini Yogaretnam, Ottawa Citizen
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A traffic officer whose misconduct prompted a force-wide audit of all traffic warnings issued by Ottawa police has admitted faking the warnings to boost his internal statistics but says he did so out of peer pressure from his squad.
Const. Edward Ellis pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of discreditable conduct for falsifying traffic warnings — the no-fee tickets that are used mostly as a method of driver deterrence and education. Ellis also pleaded guilty to insubordination for failing to take proper notes for five other valid warnings he issued.
As first reported in the Citizen last year, Ellis was suspended after a fellow officer discovers a stack of drivers' copies of warnings inside Ellis's cruiser. That officer took the issue up the chain of command, resulting in an investigation into not only Ellis's behaviour but a wide-spread probe into what the force believed was systemic manipulation of statistics for officers' professional benefit and personal ego.
Ellis was the first of two officers who were suspended amid the probe into what officers called "phantom tickets" or "ghost warnings." Nine other officers were placed on desk duty and taken off the road.
On the date of his suspension — Sept. 30, 2015 — investigators found that Ellis had been stashing driver copies of warnings he faked in his duty bag.
Between April and June 2015, Ellis issued eight warnings but didn't physically or verbally deliver them to drivers. The drivers, however, each acknowledged to investigators that the infractions did occur but they just didn't receive any warning not to do them again.
The investigation also found that between April and August of 2015, Ellis issued 34 warnings to 32 different drivers without any evidence to support infractions whatsoever. Thirty of those drivers provided investigators with proof the infraction didn't even occur.
Ellis admitted to the 42 incidents of misconduct during his interview with internal investigators in March of this year. He said his misconduct was due to peer pressure within the traffic escort and enforcement unit, specifically badgering by two fellow officers, along with his own desire to boost his stats and because he had pre-filled some tickets and failed to change the information. Ellis was ranked highest in the unit for his stats, and officers believed that he was faking the numbers.
The probe into the ghost warnings, which is still ongoing, has, so far, resulted in four officers being charged. Three, including Ellis, have pleaded guilty. Const. Bernard Covic received a seven-month demotion and Const. Brad Tierney was demoted for a year. A fourth officer, Const. Frederick Thornborrow has been charged but has yet to be arraigned on the charges and has not yet entered a plea. All were charged with two counts of discreditable conduct, one count of insubordination and one count of deceit under the Police Services Act. The charge of deceit was dropped against all officers who pleaded guilty.
Ellis has been an Ottawa officer since 2005 and a traffic enforcement officer since 2011. He has no other discipline on record.
Both the prosecution and defence have jointly asked for an 18-month demotion, which is likely to be handed down in September.
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Dalley: Apkallu-7, IDD 2011
Iconography of Deities and Demons (IDD).
Apkallu (continued).
Sources. Chronological Range.
"All three types begin to appear in the late 2nd millennium. Some possible antecedents are noted by GREEN (1993-97: 252; see also nos. 66-70 belonging to the early Atlantid series, which MATTHEWS 1990: 109 dates to the 14th century).
They could, however, have had a different connotation before being adopted into the sages tradition. Although late texts attribute the tradition of sages to early historical times, no iconographic evidence supports such antiquity for the tradition.
"Sometimes animal hybrids … appear to take part in rituals….some types are clearly minor deities, since they wear the horned cap as a mark of their divinity…others may be human. A …winged god, standing or kneeling, holds a bucket and cone … in the scenes of "ritual" centered on the stylized tree. A similar female figure holds a chaplet of beads….A third figure carries a flowering branch, sometimes also a sacrificial (?) goat. Sometimes he wears the horned cap, and even when does not he often has wings. Presumably, therefore, such figures are also non-mortal; they may represent the Seven Sages in human guise."
From Jeremy Black and Anthony Green, Gods, Demons and Symbols of Ancient Mesopotamia, 1992, pp. 86-8.
Early dated examples of type 2 on sculpture come from the Terqa (Tell Ashara) stela of Tukulti-Ninurta II (890-884 BCE) (67) and the entrance to the Ninurta temple at Nimrud, probably installed by Assurnasirpal II (883- 859 BCE) (55*).
Huge sculptures of the fish-cloak Apkallu were used likewise in the Southwest Palace of Sennacherib (704-681 BCE) (53 – 54 ).
This depiction of a fish-apkallū of the parādu-fish type guarded the entrance to the temple of Ninurta at Nimrud.
A fish's head can be seen on the Apkallu's head, and its skin hangs down over the back of his body.
It is important to recall that the so-called Seven Sages of Sumeria were apkallū of this type.
Neo-Assyrian era, 865-860 BCE.
From the Temple of Ninurta, Nimrud (ancient Kalhu; Biblical Calah), northern Mesopotamia, Iraq. (The British Museum, London).
Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin FRCP (Glasg)
http://www.ancient.eu/image/2708/
Type 3 first appears on Middle Assyrian seals, and becomes popular in the 9th-7th centuries both in Assyria and Urartu, often in combination with the sacred tree.
Type 2, on the other hand, appears around the same time in Babylonia, and is taken over in Assyria in the 9th-7th centuries.
Type 1 may have begun early in Assyria of the 1st millennium.
Type 2 is found in Achaemenid (66) and Seleucid (MCEWAN 1982: nos. 30, 40) times.
Geographical Distribution.
As shown above, Assyria is the region where Types 1 and 2 were first found, with extension of Type 1 to Carchemish, and of Types 1 and 3 to West Semitic stamp seals (if they are genuine) and to Urartu, probably all under Assyrian influence.
From Ronald Wallenfels, Apkallu-Sealings from Hellenistic Uruk, 1993.
Seal number 3. A fish-apkallu, a paradu-fish apkallu, depicted on a personal seal.
https://www.academia.edu/1368825/Apkallu-Sealings_from_Hellenistic_Uruk
The Babylonian Type 2 is more restricted, moving from Babylonia into Assyria, but from there to Pasargadae in West Iran, and thence into Seleucid art (MCEWAN 1982: nos. 30, 40).
Types 1 and 3 occur in Neo-Hittite/Aramaean sculpture at Carchemish (30), Sakce-gözü (80), and Malatya (31–32)
Object Types.
The three types mainly occur on Assyrian palace sculpture (1*–2, 6*–7, 17–18, 20, 22, 26, 53–55*, 67, including representations on buckets held by sages [e.g., PALEY 1976: pls. 16, 20, 28a-b] and on garments PALEY 1976: pl. 24a), on Assyrian wall-painting (16, 19), on seals (8*–9*, 11–14*, 33*–34*, 38, 41*–47, 52*, 63, 68*– 75*) or seal impressions (3–5, 49–51), carved ivory (10*, 21, 76*–79) found in Assyria, as groups of apotropaic clay figurines (56–62*), on amuletic plaques (35), on various Urartian objects (15*, 24–25, 27–29, 36*, 77) of stone and metal (pendants, horse frontlets, etc.), and as clay foundation figurines (65).
In Neo-Assyrian art these bird-headed "genies," as they were long described, are now known to be apkallū, "bird-apkallū," in this case, mixed-feature exorcists and creatures of protection created by the god Ea. They traditionally served as advisors to kings. Their association with sacred trees, as they are often portrayed, remains somewhat perplexing.
This apkallū makes the iconic gesture of exorcism and liberation of sin with the mullilu cone in his raised right hand, and the banduddu water bucket in his left hand.
There are three known types of apkallū: the human, with wings; the avian-headed, with wings, and the fish-apkallū, with carp skin draped over their heads.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lanpernas2/8606000868/
None are found on boundary stones of the Kassite and post-Kassite periods, nor on sealings from Emar tablets of the 12th century, nor among mid-7th century sculptures from Assurbanipal's North Palace at Nineveh.
The discrepancy between the written tradition in which the sages represent early antiquity, and the much later chronology of the iconographic evidence is striking. Babylonian and Assyrian traditions seem to have arisen separately. The diffusion of the probably Assyrian types 1 and 3 is different from that of the essentially Babylonian type 2.
The three types of apkallū are portrayed, with the human ummânū at far left, the Nisroc bird-apkallū type in the middle, and the antediluvian purādu-fish type at far right.
The human ummânū is attested in the Uruk List of Kings and Sages, while other references to bird-apkallū are legion, as documented in Wiggermann and other authorities.
The purādu-fish apkallū is principally attested in Berossus, though other authorities confirm them, as well.
The anthropomorphic qualities of the purādu-fish and the Nisroc apkallu remain unexplained, though the eagle is sacred to Enki / Ea.
Types 1 and 3 are closely associated with royal ritual in their scenes with the sacred tree and winged disc, and type 2 is especially associated with sickness, presumably as a healer. These associations make it likely that the bucket and cone, a hallmark of all three types, represent purification and blessing."
Stephanie Dalley, "Apkallu," Iconography of Deities and Demons in the Ancient Near East (IDD), Swiss National Science Foundation, University of Zurich, 2011 (text updated 2011 and illustrations updated 2007), p. 4-5/7.
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NHL Fortune: $49,649,390
Max Pacioretty's net worth / earnings / salary history. He made US$49,649,390 (US$52,638,134 in today's dollars), ranking #163 in NHL / hockey career earnings.
Did you know that Gary Bettman accumulated the 4th largest NHL fortune with $120M?
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(US$) In today's
US$ NHL
Rank +/-
(US$) +/-
2008-09 $875,000 $1,051,219 433
Source: NHLPA
2011-12 $1,500,000 $1,724,860 370 $625,000 71%
2012-13 $1,024,390 $1,154,095 353 ($475,610) -32%
Because of the lockout, his NHL salary of $1,750,000 was prorated for the 48-game season.
2013-14 $4,000,000 $4,441,277 151 $2,975,610 290%
2014-15 $4,000,000 $4,370,364 171
2016-17 $5,000,000 $5,388,525 134 $1,000,000 25%
Sept.10, 2018: Signed 4-year contract extension with Vegas, starting in 2019-20, for $28M ($10.5M + $7M + 5.25M + 5.25M)
Source: NHLPA / RDS
2019-20 $10,500,000 $10,623,211 19 $5,500,000 110%
2020-21 $7,000,000 $7,000,000 54 ($3,500,000) -33%
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the NHL plays a 56-game season instead of 82. Base salaries are not pro-rated but 10% of $7,000,000 is deferred and payable in three yearly payments, starting in October 2022, without interests. Escrow for the season has been increased to 20% and performance bonuses are pro-rated (amounts and targets to reach).
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US$52,638,134 NHL Rank:
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Yacht captain found guilty in boat crash that killed Connecticut man, 81
March 28, 2017 Updated: July 29, 2017 9:53 a.m.
CRANSTON, R.I. >> The New Jersey captain of a 60-foot yacht that was involved in a fatal boat crash off the coast of Rhode Island has been found guilty of violating three Coast Guard navigation rules.
The Westerly Sun reports 76-year-old Cooper Bacon, of Cape May Court House, was found guilty Monday of charges brought against him by the state Department of Environmental Management. Each violation carries a maximum $100 fine.
The Coast Guard said Bacon's yacht crashed into a 23-foot boat operated by 81-year-old Walter Krupinski, of Stonington, Connecticut, in 2015. Krupinski was killed.
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*In our product, when we connect the lithium battery 3.7V charged, things work, but when it's discharged, we can see that the voltage is 0! It's not around 2-3V but goes to 0, why does that happen?

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*Charging with max1555, does it take care of all charging issues?

*How long must such a battery be charged? For example, 850mAh ,3.7V, how long do you charge it?

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Latest PHEV in the Volkswagen range takes the brand another step forward on its Way To Zero carbon emissions
The fleet-friendly Volkswagen Tiguan eHybrid has opened for order to UK customers today, priced from £35,515 OTR in Life trim. The latest addition to Volkswagen's plug-in hybrid range is a key piece in the company's Way To Zero climate strategy. The newest PHEV model from the brand has a CO2 output from just 38 g/km (WLTP) and fuel economy of up to 176.6 mpg (WLTP, combined), with the capability to travel up to 30 miles purely on electric power from a single full charge.
The eHybrid drivetrain combines a 1.4-litre TSI petrol engine and a powerful electric motor, resulting in peak system output of 245 PS. It is available on value-packed Life, luxury-focused Elegance, and sporty R-Line trims, with respective WLTP CO2 emissions of 38, 43 and 41 g/km. The Life, starting at £35,515 OTR, also boasts a low P11D price of £35,460, and BIK taxation rate from only 11%, while the other trim levels represent similar value, especially to fleet customers, with respective BIK taxation rates of 13% and 11% for the Elegance and R-Line.
The high power output of the Tiguan eHybrid is complemented by an abundance of instant torque from the electric motor, while the petrol engine provides 250 Nm of twisting force, available between 1,550 and 3,500 rpm. These contribute to a top speed of 127 mph (where permitted) and a brisk 0 to 62 mph acceleration time of 7.5 seconds, while maintaining the low running costs associated with plug-in hybrid models.
An electric-only range of up to 30 miles (WLTP combined, and depending on specification) is available from the Tiguan eHybrid's 10.4 kWh battery, and depending on the power source, charging takes place with 2.3 or 3.6 kW alternating current (AC). When supplied with 230 volts at 2.3 kW via the normal domestic grid, the battery can be fully charged in five hours from empty. This is reduced to three hours and 40 minutes using a 3.6 kW wall box or public charger.
The Tiguan eHybrid always starts journeys in all-electric E-MODE if the battery is sufficiently charged (except at battery temperatures of below -10°C), meaning that for those who travel less than 30 miles in a day, all-electric running will likely become an everyday occurrence. E-MODE can also be used at speeds of up to 80 mph (where permitted), making this setting suitable for all types of UK roads can be undertaken with zero tailpipe emissions.
The eHybrid's intelligent powertrain can be programmed to reserve electric power, to be used later in a journey. For example, if the destination is in an urban setting, the driver can request that the car retains a percentage of battery capacity to allow zero tailpipe emissions during the final part of the journey. The car can also charge the battery on the move with brake energy recuperation and via the petrol engine, if requested by the driver.
With the Tiguan eHybrid trim options starting with Life, standard equipment for the model includes 3-zone automatic climate control; Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Front Assist; front and rear parking sensors; and a Discover Media Navigation infotainment system with an 8.0-inch touch-screen. IQ.Light LED matrix headlights with multiple lighting modes for different driving environments and scenarios also feature as standard on the Tiguan eHybrid Life and Elegance. These are optionally available for R-Line models.
Elegance specification adds to this tempting formula with such highlights as a heating function for the steering wheel; 30-colour ambient lighting throughout the cabin; electric boot opening and closing function, with sensor for hands-free access to the load area; keyless entry with start/stop button on the centre console; and Volkswagen's 10.25-inch Digital Cockpit Pro TFT dashboard display. A suite of systems to assist the driver are also standard-fit on the Elegance model, including a rear-view camera, Side Assist, rear traffic alert, and
Predictive Cruise Control, which uses road sign recognition and navigation data to automatically alter the preset speed to the legal limit, as well as safely, pre-emptively slowing for bends, roundabouts and junctions.
R-Line – the top specification for the Tiguan eHybrid – brings a sportier focus for the Tiguan, and adds styling features to reflect this across the exterior and interior, including a roof spoiler; exclusive front and rear bumpers and wheel arch extensions; black roof lining and R-Line badging across the interior; as well as the same ambient lighting, keyless entry, Digital Cockpit Pro, Side Assist, rear traffic alert and Predictive Cruise Control features brought by the Elegance model. Finally, 20-inch 'Misano Black' alloy wheels set the R-Line apart from the other trim levels.
Nick O'Neill, Head of Fleet at Volkswagen UK, said: "The brilliant Tiguan is already regarded as a great all-rounder, and with the introduction of the Tiguan eHybrid this appeal is boosted even further. Our latest plug-in hybrid brings a fleet-friendly 11-13% BIK taxation rate (depending on specification) and low running costs to its long list of skills and attributes.
"It's not just fleet managers and company car drivers who will love the Tiguan eHybrid though – the family-friendly Tiguan is up for almost any challenge life can throw at it, and now there's the flexibility of local trips with zero-tailpipe-emissions to add to the list."
Model Price (OTR) 0-62 mph Top speed CO2 (WLTP combined) Fuel consumption (WLTP combined) BIK rate – %
Life 1.4 245 PS
6-spd DSG £35,515 7.5 sec 127 mph 38 g/km 176.6 mpg 11%
Elegance 1.4 245 PS
R-Line 1.4 245 PS
This article was originally published in forum thread: Ultra-low emissions Tiguan eHybrid joins Volkswagen range, priced from £35,515 OTR started by stuart View original post


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Q: Yii2 выборка по модели в массив Есть таблица и модель под нее, несколько записей параметров для вывода в качестве лэйблов.

*

*name отображаемое на сайте имя,

*val значение (обычно от 0 до 10-20 ),

*section  признак секции к которой принадлежит данный параметр

Пытаюсь выбрать из таблицы значения для section='access' как массив и подставить в DepDrop.
Делаю так:
$options=$options::find(['LIKE', 'section', 'access'])->orderBy('prior')->asArray()->all();

Получаю все записи:
Array ( [0] => Array ( [id] => 1 [name] => Для всех пользователей [val] => 0 [section] => access [prior] => 0 [name_en] => access_1 ) [1] => Array ( [id] => 5 [name] => Командное [val] => 0 [section] => eventtype [prior] => 0 [name_en] => eventtype_1 ) [2] => Array ( [id] => 2 [name] => Для друзей (семья входит в друзья) [val] => 1 [section] => access [prior] => 1 [name_en] => access_2 ) [3] => Array ( [id] => 6 [name] => Семейное [val] => 1 [section] => eventtype [prior] => 1 [name_en] => eventtype_2 ) [4] => Array ( [id] => 3 [name] => Только для семьи [val] => 2 [section] => access [prior] => 2 [name_en] => access_3 ) [5] => Array ( [id] => 7 [name] => Личное [val] => 2 [section] => eventtype [prior] => 2 [name_en] => eventtype_2 ) [6] => Array ( [id] => 4 [name] => Только мне лично [val] => 3 [section] => access [prior] => 3 [name_en] => access_4 ) )

Подскажите, что я не так делаю?
Думал что Like глючит, написал:
find(['section' => 'access'])

результат тот же?

A: Исходя из документации запрос составляется следующим образом.
$customers = Customer::find()->where(['section' => 'access'])->all();
Т.е. параметры поиска указываются в функции where (так же можете посмотреть решение andWhere для множественной выборки).
В итоге у вас должно получиться что-то вроде
$options->$options::find()->where(['section' => 'access'])-orderBy('prior')->asArray->all();
Советую почаще обращаться сюда. Это реально сэкономит кучу времени.


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'Wyrmwood' Director to Adapt Vampire Thriller From 'Sandman Slim' Author (Exclusive)
Writer Richard Kadrey also plans to develop "Dark West" as a graphic novel
Brian Welk | March 5, 2021 @ 9:15 AM
Richard Kadrey (left)/Courtesy of Winterlight Pictures
Richard Kadrey, author of the fantasy book series "Sandman Slim," has written an original screenplay called "Dark West" that will be adapted into a movie by "Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead" writer-director Kiah Roache-Turner.
Chris Goldberg's Winterlight Pictures has optioned "Dark West" and set Roache-Turner to write the next draft of the script. Roache-Turner is eyeing to direct the film in his native Australia. Kadrey is also working on turning "Dark West" into a graphic novel.
"Dark West" is a vampire revenge thriller set on the highways of Texas that follows two car thieves who accidentally T-bone a pair of vampires in the middle of the night. The story is in the vein of the classic '80s horror films "The Hitcher" and Kathryn Bigelow's "Near Dark."
Also Read: 'Blade': Stacy Osei-Kuffour to Write Vampire Hunter Script for Marvel Studios
The idea for "Dark West" came about after Kadrey's "Sandman Slim" book series was optioned by Goldberg in his role as EVP at Studio 8 and subsequently developed as a feature with Chad Stahelski ("John Wick"). Goldberg and his company Winterlight Pictures will produce the film in partnership with Australian producers See Pictures. Derek Warriner will serve as executive producer.
Kadrey will soon publish the final installment in his 12-book "Sandman Slim" series, which has landed on the New York Times Bestsellers list and tells the story of a gladiator who escapes from hell to seek revenge on those who killed his lover. Kadrey is also the author of the stand-alone novel "The Grand Dark," and his 18 books have sold over a million copies in total. He's also done comic book story arcs on "Lucifer" and "Hellblazer."
Roache-Turner is the writer and director of the 2015 action film "Wyrmwood: Road of The Dead," which earned cult fame following its premiere at Fantastic Fest. He released his second feature, "Nekrotronic," in 2018 and is currently shooting his "Wyrmwood" follow-up, "Wyrmwood Apocalypse," which is aiming for a 2021 release in Australia.
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Goldberg spent a decade as a literary scout at Fox. After working at Studio 8, he launched Winterlight Pictures, and currently has projects set up at Netflix, Amazon, Showtime and others, including a feature adaptation of "The Maid" starring Florence Pugh at Universal and "Lush" at Lionsgate. Goldberg also sold his family's story "Supermodel Snowpocalypse" to Paramount with Paul Feig attached, which is based on an article by "Pitch Perfect" writer Mickey Rapkin.
See Pictures is made up of producers Jamie Hilton, Michael Pontin, Isabel Stanfield and Cody Greenwood. They produced the adaptation of Tim Winton's "Breath" as well as "Swinging Safari," "Backtrack," "Outlaws," "Long Story Short" and more.
Richard Kadrey is represented by Curtis Brown Ltd, for publishing by Ginger Clark and for film and TV by Holly Frederick.


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NDRN Applauds the Introduction of the Accessible Voting Act
Contact: David Card
Washington, DC – The National Disability Rights Network (NDRN) thanks Senators Bob Casey (PA) and Amy Klobuchar (MN) for introducing the Accessible Voting Act (AVA) today that would address the needs of voters with disabilities and ensure they have equal access to the vote on Election Day and beyond.
Even well into the 21st Century, voters across the country are still being denied equal access to the vote and this includes voters with disabilities. Laws, such as the Voting Accessibility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Help America Vote Act are all in place to protect the rights of people with disabilities and their access to the vote. Yet states and jurisdictions across the country still make routine decisions every election cycle, knowingly or unknowingly, that prevent equal access on Election Day.
The AVA would establish a new Election Assistance Commission Office of Accessibility, which would support and oversee state efforts to expand voter accessibility and serve as a resource for advocates and voters. The AVA would also add a National Resource Center on Accessible Voting that would provide cultural competency training to election officials and poll workers on how to create a truly accessible polling place. Additionally, the legislation would establish new state accessible election websites that would provide information about the voting process while designating a single state office to provide voter accessibility information as well.
Other important provisions include, requiring states to provide accessible means to register to vote online, and vote by no-excuse absentee and promote options to address adversely long lines and the use of mobile polling sites. Finally, the AVA would also fund states to implement voter accessibility upgrades at polling places.
The bill would also for the first time provide protections for individuals subject to guardianship and ensure their right to vote is not arbitrarily removed.
"We applaud Senator Casey and Senator Klobuchar for introducing legislation that will ensure voters with disabilities have an equal voice in our democracy," said NDRN Executive Director Curt Decker. "People with disabilities have overcome tremendous odds to participate in elections for years. Yet the needs of voters with disabilities are often still overlooked and misunderstood, the AVA is a necessary piece of legislation that will further ensure voters with disabilities can fully and equally participate in our elections".
The National Disability Rights Network (NDRN) is the nonprofit membership organization for the federally mandated Protection and Advocacy (P&A) Systems and the Client Assistance Programs (CAP) for individuals with disabilities. Collectively, the Network is the largest provider of legally based advocacy services to people with disabilities in the United States.


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As evidenced by the collection of Lucid Scribe plugins that connect to third-party hardware, I would have been among the most excited if it had been a legitimate product. But their EEG didn't complete a circuit, their induction percentage was unheard of, their amp was orders of magnitude out of the range of brainwaves and – what ultimately exposed it as a scam to the masses: the images of their prototype were created in Photoshop.
I reported it to KickStarter right away, but they didn't do as much as acknowledge my report. I couldn't sleep during the last weekend of the campaign as they were about to coin half a million dollars while making a mockery of lucid dreaming research. So as a last resort I backed the campaign in order to post my findings as a comment.
I then witnessed what appeared to be a P300 event-related potential in the attitude of the crowd. On a much slower scale, of course, but similar to what happens in the brain when you recognize something. I have been keeping my eyes out for P300 waves, as I hope to one day find that the onset of lucidity, or the recognition of the dream state, produces such a wave.
The researchers designed a program that flashes up pictures of maps, banks, and card PINs, and makes a note every time your brain experiences a P300. Afterwards, it's easy to pore through the data and work out, with fairly good accuracy – where a person banks, where they live, and so on.
And DARPA used the P300 event to recognize threats. They showed users ten images per second (of desert terrain, for example) and noted which images triggered a P300 – 91% of the time it was because there was a threat in the image that the person might not have consciously recognized.
So I tried my hand at measuring and graphing the "brainwaves" of the crowd. I wrote a script to flip the comments so they appear in order and measured and weighed each comment as either positive (excitatory) or negative (inhibitory). If we pretend that each backer is a brain cell and each comment is a neurotransmitter, then we can plot an electroencephalograph of the crowd.
The printout featured above shows the amount of positive (blue) and negative (red) comments per hour over the last 100 hours of the campaign, with the inhibitory comments peaking at -120. Not as close to what an event-related potential looks like as I expected to find, but interesting nonetheless and entertaining at the least.
The campaign was cancelled after enough people reported it and it was covered on pandodaily, in the Wall Street Journal and in Crowdfund Insider. Shout out to the bodhisattvas Majid, Yeti, Sascha and Mr. Brand for staying behind and waking up the others! And special thanks to Highlander over at the DreamViews forum for sleuthing the name of the amp.


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Q: How to count records of an array with condition in PostgreSQL i have e.g. a table "Employee" with
last_name :: character varying
handed_texts :: text[]

Where text is an own data-type with "("Date", title/not_exist)".
There could be x entries while x := ({}, 1,2,...)
Example:
jones , {"(2017-01-01, stars_in_univ)", "(2017-01-01, not_exist)",   "(2017-01-02, unemployed ants)"}
tomes , {"(2017-01-01, not_exist)", "(2017-01-08, shared_minds)"}

My Problem now: i want to count the existing texts for each name.
I tried e.g. something like that:
SELECT last_name, handed_texts,
       CASE
           WHEN handed_texts IS NULL THEN 0
           ELSE
               FOREACH i IN ARRAY handed_texts
               DECLARE c integer;
               SET c = 0;
               LOOP
                   IF i NOT LIKE '%not_exist%' THEN c+1 ELSE c END IF
                 return c
              END LOOP
      END AS counted_texts
FROM employee

I know the declaration is totally wrong, but i couldn't find any way to declare a variable in a way that my system accepts so i just wrote it at the place i think it should be declared.
The other way i tried to count was to make a new array where i just put the correct/wanted record in and use array_length, but that seems to be even more catastrophal than the e.g above.

A: I can't promise it's efficient, but if you unnest and re-aggregate, it seems this would be possible:
with exploded as (
  select last_name, unnest (handed_texts) as handed
  from employee
)
select
  last_name, array_agg (handed) as handed_texts
from exploded
where
  handed not like '%not_exist%'
group by last_name

That said, if you changed handed_texts to its own table like this:
create table handed_texts (
   last_name varchar,
   title_date date,
   title_name text
)

And did a join on last_name, I think it might provide a cleaner solution all around.

A: You can convert it to string, and the use standard LIKE construction:
select last_name, count(*)
from (select last_name, array_to_string(handed_texts,',','') t
      from employee e2) a
where a.t like '%not_exist%
group by last_name;

Sorry, Missed in translation from my rextester

A: The unnest function may be useful here. You can use it like this:
SELECT e.id, COUNT(texts.id)
FROM employee AS e
LEFT JOIN (
    -- this "unfolds" all arrays as if they were a single table of all texts of all employees
    SELECT id, UNNEST(handed_texts) AS handed_texts
    FROM employee
) AS texts ON texts.id = e.id
WHERE ... -- any condition on single array element being now in texts "table"
GROUP BY e.id


With just hours to go before the 'Worlds Greatest Democracy*' goes to the polls to choose a new ant, Melted Felt can bring you the last in our cutting line of election specials! We are honored to bring you a guest post from Shamus - who helps us shed light on what exactly Obama did and did not deny, yesterday.
In a statement issued on Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama's website, the Obama campaign resolutely denied Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin's "ugly assertions**" regarding Obama's relationship with former neighbor Rashid Khalidi. Khalidi, a leading scholar of Middle Eastern studies at Columbia University , has denied accusations that he once acted as a PLO spokesperson in the 70s and 80s.
In its statement, the Obama campaign characterized the charges as "another recycled, manufactured controversy from the McCain campaign to distract voters' attention from John McCain's lockstep support for George Bush's economic policies." The statement goes on to point out that not only is the characterization of Obama and Khalidi's relationship false, "Senator Obama has never even played PLO" or pot-limit Omaha, a variant of Texas Hold'em currently gaining favor among online poker players in several battleground states.
No comment as yet from the Obama campaign regarding a recent 527-group funded ad accusing Senator Obama of having played several games of low limit Razz in late 1996 during his first term as an Illinois state senator.
* - Of course the rest of the world knows full well that only around 20% of those who could vote actually do... actually making it the world's 47th greatest democracy, but hey - keep saying it and it might come true.
** - The Melted Felt opinion is that those 'assertations' are the ugliest of them all... yikes!
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