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Passenger Rail Upstart Brightline Gears Up To Build Delayed LA-To-Vegas Train
Forbes, Sept 29, 2021
Brightline, the only private passenger rail operator in the U.S., expects to break ground on its high-speed electric train connecting Los Angeles to Las Vegas in early 2022, after the project was stalled last year by the Covid-19 pandemic and the need to connect it to an existing L.A.-region commuter line.
Read the article at forbes.com
Filed Under: Rail Advocacy News
Amtrak's Plan to Connect the U.S.
Kevin Smith, Railway Age, Sept 14, 2021
50 years since Amtrak was founded, the United States' federally owned passenger operator is arguably at the most exciting juncture in its history. William Flynn, Amtrak President and CEO, presented the company's ambitious plans for growth and development to International Railway Journal Editor-in-Chief Kevin Smith.
Read Kevin Smith's article at railwayage.com
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STB'S Oberman says US railroads reduced service, raised rates and derived $191 billion in dividends and buybacks since 2010
AJOT, Sept 9, 2021
Martin Oberman, chair of the Surface Transportation Board (STB), charged U.S. railroads with reducing service, raising freight rates, shifting more truckloads onto highways, contributing to global warming while deriving $191 billion in dividends and stock buybacks since 2010. According to STB data, Oberman explained "Since 2010, the seven Class 1 railroads have spent $138 billion on capital. Most of this is spent on the regular upkeep of the railroads which is essential. Relatively little has been spent on infrastructure needed to expand service and improve service.
Read the article at ajot.com
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I'd like to use task "distZip" from 'application' plugin to create distribution with all dependencies. But build is failed.
The ConfigurationContainer.add() method has been deprecated and is scheduled to be removed in Gradle 2.0. Please use the create() method instead.
What went wrong: A problem occurred evaluating script.
Cannot add task ':run' as a task with that name already exists.
would it be suffficient for the JavaFX plugin to also generate a fat jar?
I like 'application' plugin way: zip with folders 'lib' containing all jars and 'bin' folder containing shell and bat scripts. I can configure it to include additional files like README, LICENSE etc.
But having one fat jar is also OK.
In changeset https://bitbucket.org/shemnon/javafx-gradle/commits/ff9d1b6912f1cf9976aa68f5cf31f1d00ae36fbb I changed my tasks to replace instead of set. So the run task will no overwrite the application plugin run task.
So if you apply the application plugin first, and then the javafx plugin the run task will be bound to javafx. If you apply it in the opposite order then you will get the same failure, I cannot re-write the application plugin.


Welcome to Wytheville, the Hub Of Southwest Virginia. Also called the Crossroads of the Blue Ridge, Wytheville has made its' name on the map not only for being "that town where I got gas", but also because of some major manufacturing plants. Pepsi, Gatorade, Longwood Elastomers, Camrett Logistics, Somic America, and many more plants comprise a lot of the business in the area. Tourism is also prevalent, as the Department of Museums and the Town Of Wytheville have been renovating many historical buildings in the area.
Wytheville hosts many events during the year. The Chataqua Festival In The Park is always the second week/end in June. Live music every night, entertainers, craft shows, photography contests, and much more pull huge crowds in every year. Withers Park holds a summer concnert series as well as the Relay For Life event. The Lions Club Carnival on the Wythe County Community College Campus draws a big crowd, and there are many flea markets and car shows in the area during the summer.
The town has several schools as well as a community college within its town limits. George Wythe High School is known for their football and wrestling teams. Wythe County Community College has a stellar nursing program, as well as many other academic and technical programs.
Wytheville boasts numerous shopping centers with everything from PetCo and Walmart to Tractor Supply and Lowes. Main Street is full of "Mom & Pop" shops and restaurants, including a large indoor antique mall. Graze On Main, Skeeters, Moon Dog Brick Oven, The Log House, Grayson's, and VA Heights are locally renound restaurants.


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Easter—and Spring Break!—are just a week away and that means it's time to settle on your holiday plans. Are you heading out of town for the holiday to visit family? Are you going to Disney Land to see all of the new features? While heading out on vacation is certainly exciting, it's important to have everything in order at your home first. The last thing you want to have happen is to return from vacation to find your house has been broken into.
Want to protect your home even while you're away? Keep reading for a few ways to keep your home safe while you are traveling for the holiday.
Keep the exterior of your home well maintained.
Maintaining your landscaping is paramount if you travel. You want the home to look lived in, which is why it's important to mow your lawn right before you leave. You will also want to keep bushes and shrubs trimmed back so the overgrown plants don't provide hiding spots for burglars prowling for ways into your home.
Ask a neighbor to take out and bring in your garbage tote.
If you are friendly with your neighbors, you might also want to ask them to pull your garbage tote out to the street and put it back the next evening. One clear sign that people are away is when there are no garbage or recycling bins at the street when every other neighbor has them out.
Put inside lights on a timer.
Putting lights on a timer is a great way to give the appearance that people are home. Some smart plugs even have an "Away" mode, which will randomly turn lights and televisions on and off so it appears like someone is home operating them. Having a well-lit outdoors is also a good idea, especially by installing motion-sensor lights.
Lock all your doors and windows.
This one seems like a no brainer, but you'd be surprised by the number of people who don't actually check to make sure all of the doors and windows are locked before they leave. Take a few minutes to double check so you can have peace of mind while you're away.
RBM Lock & Key can help with your home security needs.
If you want to go above and beyond these simple security measures, RBM Lock & Key can help. Since 1973, we've been offering quality residential locksmith services. To take your home security to the next level, we can help by installing high-security pick-proof locks and CCTV systems that allow you to keep an eye on your property. We also sell padlocks for sheds and other structures and sell and install safes and other locking mechanisms for filing cabinets and more. If you are serious about upping the security at your home, contact RBM Lock & Key today at 909-980-3448!


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Tag: Capital Gains
6 Comments on Hangmen – Third Time is the Charm
The image above says it all.
Or does it…?
This represents the third attempt to open this spectacular play on Broadway. I am not on a percentage, let me make that clear, but I urge you to snap up tickets at covid-induced discounts asap. After all, capital punishment – what could be funnier?
Go here for full details.
Following a hugely successful run at The Atlantic Theatre in 2018 a transfer to Broadway was mooted. Some of the cast had availability issues and the transfer never happened.
Then in 2020 the transfer was finally placed and with some new cast members the project got as far as a week and a half of previews (but no opening) and then … well we all know what happened on March 13th of that year.
So now in 2022 – wish us luck.
I am engaged to cover several roles including 'Harry' one of the hangmen of the title, Hangmen. I was in the company when the shutdown hit, and at that time my wife (the amazing Patricia Conolly) was appearing as Mrs Dubose in To Kill A Mockingbird in a theatre around the corner. So it seemed not only obviously sensible for me to take the gig but also practical as Patricia had Manhattan housing supplied.
So I was delighted when this came around again, not least because it was a 5 block walk to work.
But then …
Mockingbird closed at two days notice and the Manhattan apartment evaporated.
Mockingbird is slated to return in June of this year. (We all hope).
Talking of Mockingbird and the cover gig (see here for my previous take). In the weeks after Christmas last year the virus went through the company meaning that covering actors were deployed, not only those current, but those from previous casts.
Such is the challenge of keeping a show open in the present situation that public praise has been lavished on the many several covers and swings that have kept Broadway and West End shows going – this was unthinkable back in the day when Noel Langley wrote the backstage novel "There's a Porpoise Close Behind Us." In that novel he details in one sentence the disdain verging on contempt in which understudies were held in 1936.
So in 2022 it is heartening to note that on so mighty an organ as NPR I heard a conversation explaining that while the job is more artisanal than directly artistic, it requires skill, courage, more than a little nerve, and the firm management of one's ego.
I understand that given the virus and what it's doing to the world at large and actors in particular, my own and my colleagues' odds of 'going on' have risen and bookies in New York midtown are laying bets at better than even chances: who knows? But if you live in NYC don't be surprised if I ask you for a sofa for the night!
In other McPhillamy news allow me to direct your attention to a charming little radio series by Collin Johnson under the umbrella title, Capital Gains. The BBC plans to re-broadcast this amusing piece beginning February 10th of this year. You can access it at BBC Radio 4 Extra.
Oddly enough, the chap who wrote this, one Collin Johnson was also an actor (like me). He is on record as repeating a phrase first uttered by William Makepeace Thackeray who, when asked why he wrote Vanity Fair, (the 19th century novel, not the hi-glamour magazine), answered, "Bread and cheese."
Apparently Johnson, soon after he became a young father, motivated by this very same imperative, took on a succession of cover jobs in the West End. I understand that he used to regard the income from these engagements as a writing bursary. This may be apocryphal but I have heard that Capital Gains was written in a broom cupboard adjacent to a dressing room at the Duchess Theatre in London using a large upturned photographic placard of a certain television star balanced on two trestles as a desk.
Colin McPhillamy
Collin Johnson
Are these men related? I think we should be told.
Full disclosure, Collin Johnson is known to me personally.
Tags BBC Radio 4 Extra, Capital Gains, Colin McPhillamy, Collin Johnson, Hangmen, Martin McDonagh, Patricia Conolly, Understudying
If That is Your Real Name…
6 Comments on If That is Your Real Name…
Regular readers of this column will know that I seldom post more than once a month. But it's just come to my attention that the BBC has posted online a comedy series that a writer well known to me (a certain Collin Johnson) knocked out a while ago.
Here is the link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00shdzt
And I'm posting it now, because the clock is running. At this writing there are only 21 days to listen to it.
The series stars the late amazing Peter Jones, a British national favorite on the long-running BBC radio game Just A Minute, and the original voice-over artist on A Hitch-hiker's Guide to The Galaxy, given the immortal line, "Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space."
Other wonderful actors in the show include the luminous Celestine Randall and the splendid, Jeffry Wickham
When the very first episode of Capital Gains (not posted online, but available in this volume) was broadcast, we had a large mailbag from the public. My favorite was a letter that said, in praise of Peter Jones and his incomparable voice, (Desert Island Discs another long-running BBC radio show, is the reference) "… he would be my luxury on a desert island."
Tags BBC Radio 4, Capital Gains, Celestine Randall, Collin Johnson, Jeffry Wickham, Peter Jones, The Tree House and other Stories

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Female students who wish to apply for the scholarship must be residents of Cherokee County, maintaining a cumulative 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Scholarship applications are available at the Business Office at Gadsden State Cherokee. Deadline to submit the application is April 25. For more information contact Luanne Hayes at 256-927-1805 or email lhayes@gadsdenstate.edu.
About the Women's Club of Weiss Lake: The Women's Club of Weiss Lake is a community service organization which serves the residents of Cherokee County and its aim is to enhance the quality of life in the community. The club members include residents from throughout the county many of whom are semi-retired professionals. In addition to funding the Gadsden State Cherokee scholarship, the organization donates to area food banks, provides in-service training for workshops on ADHD, and sponsors free community educational programs.


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Q: Connect sqlite with HTML5 on server How can I connect an HTML5 web application to a sqlite database which is on server side?

A: Here are the blogs which explains connecting sqllite with html5
SQL Lite Class for HTML5 Database
Store Data in HTML5 Sql Lite

A: You need to use a server-side language such as php (or any other server-side language that has support for sqlite databases). A client-side application can't access anything on the server other than information exposed as http services (a web page or json web service for example). Your html5 application can use ajax to make the http request to the server-side script which actually makes the sqlite database queries and returns the information to your application.  Using a good client-side library like jquery can make the ajax calls quite easy:
$.getJSON("path/to/server-side-script.php", function(dataReturned){
  alert(dataReturned);
};

The code above is just an example - it may not be exactly correct, but you should get the idea. I won't put an example of what the server-side script would do to retrieve the data from sqlite and return it as JSON (or whatever data format you like) - they are easily found with a quick google/bing search.

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Megaloblastic Anemia
Megaloblastic Anemia. ARUP Consult®. Retrieved February 01, 2023, https://arupconsult.com/content/megaloblastic-anemia
Megaloblastic anemia, a group of diseases characterized by large red blood cells (RBCs), is a form of macrocytic anemia. The condition results from impaired DNA synthesis and consequent defective erythrocyte maturation. Megaloblastic anemia is common in adults older than 60 years (a demographic group that continues to grow in the United States) and is associated with significant morbidity. Causes of megaloblastic anemia include vitamin B12 (cobalamin) or folate (vitamin B9) deficiency and specific drugs. Vitamin B12 deficiency and associated megaloblastic anemia may be caused by pernicious anemia, in which a lack of intrinsic factor (IF) prevents sufficient absorption of vitamin B12. The initial evaluation for megaloblastic anemia includes a CBC and review of a peripheral blood smear. Additional testing for vitamin B12 and/or folate deficiency and antibody testing for pernicious anemia may be performed based on the results of these initial tests.
How does megaloblastic anemia present clinically?
Patients with megaloblastic anemia may present with symptoms of anemia such as pale skin and fatigue. In severe cases, atrophy of mucous membranes may occur and result in pain in the mouth; infants may exhibit failure to thrive. There may be jaundice as a result of hemolysis. Patients with megaloblastic anemia due to vitamin B12 deficiency may also present with symptoms of peripheral neuropathy, such as dysesthesia and hypoesthesia. In severe cases, ataxia and other severe peripheral and central nervous system manifestations (eg, changes in mental status) of prolonged vitamin B12 deficiency may be present. However, some patients may be asymptomatic, and certain laboratory features of megaloblastic anemia may be masked by concurrent iron deficiency or microcytic anemia.
Which laboratory test results should prompt testing for megaloblastic anemia?
An evaluation for megaloblastic anemia is often prompted by CBC results. CBC findings may include anemia (hemoglobin <13 g/dL in men and <12 g/dL in women) with macrocytosis (mean corpuscular volume >100 fL). A peripheral blood smear may reveal macro-ovalocytes, anisocytosis, poikilocytosis, and hypersegmented neutrophils, a specific indicator of megaloblastic anemia.
What are the possible causes of megaloblastic anemia?
Causes of megaloblastic anemia include vitamin B12 or folate deficiency (as a result of decreased intake, decreased absorption, or increased demand), specific drugs, inborn errors of metabolism, myelodysplastic syndromes, and problems with DNA synthesis (eg, from chemotherapy). However, folate fortification programs are increasingly common and have greatly reduced the prevalence of folate deficiency. There are numerous less common causes, including nitrous oxide exposure and Diphyllobothrium latum infection. Because vitamin deficiency is a major cause of megaloblastic anemia, older individuals, persons who are malnourished, those with alcohol use disorder, and individuals who consume a vegetarian or vegan diet are at increased risk for megaloblastic anemia.
Which drugs are associated with megaloblastic anemia?
Drugs that induce megaloblastic anemia typically interfere with vitamin B12 or folate absorption or metabolism. These drugs include immunomodulators and antineoplastic agents that act on purine metabolism or pyrimidine synthesis (eg, methotrexate, fluorouracil); antibiotics, hormones, or tuberculosis treatments that interfere with absorption (eg, estrogens, tetracyclines, isoniazid); antimalarial agents; and many others. A detailed medical history is therefore useful in ruling out medication-related megaloblastic anemia.
Testing for megaloblastic anemia is used to identify the etiology of macrocytosis and/or clinical features of megaloblastic anemia (eg, neurologic symptoms).
For information on the initial evaluation of anemia, see the ARUP Consult Anemia topic.
Testing for megaloblastic anemia is often prompted by the identification of macrocytosis from a CBC; if neurologic symptoms or other clinical features prompt testing, a CBC should be performed. Hemoglobin and hematocrit can be measured to confirm anemia. Once macrocytic anemia has been confirmed, a peripheral smear is recommended. Anisocytosis, poikilocytosis, macro-ovalocytes, and hypersegmented neutrophils may be present. However, these peripheral smear findings are not diagnostic. A reticulocyte count is also recommended. The reticulocyte count is generally low in megaloblastic anemia; therefore, if reticulocytosis is present, consider a workup for hemolysis (including lactate dehydrogenase and bilirubin tests).
If megaloblastic anemia is suspected based on clinical features and the results of the CBC and peripheral smear, evaluation for possible drug-induced megaloblastic anemia through a detailed medical history is recommended. If the megaloblastic anemia is not drug induced, testing for vitamin deficiencies should be considered.
Evaluation for Vitamin Deficiency
Vitamin B12 and/or folate deficiency may result in megaloblastic anemia. Because vitamin B12 deficiency is much more common than folate deficiency, the evaluation should commence with tests for vitamin B12, or a combined vitamin B12/folate test can be used.
Vitamin B12 Deficiency Testing
Testing for vitamin B12 deficiency begins with a serum concentration test. Follow-up testing depends on the result of this test. The patient's use of vitamin B12 injections should be considered when interpreting test results, given that serum vitamin B12 concentration may be affected by injections administered within approximately 2 weeks of specimen collection.
Testing Strategy Based on Serum Vitamin B12 Concentration
Serum Vitamin B12 Concentration
<200 pg/mL Vitamin B12 deficiency is probable Evaluation for pernicious anemia is recommended
200-400 pg/mL Results are borderline Perform MMA and homocysteine tests; consider evaluation for pernicious anemia
>400 pg/mL Vitamin B12 deficiency is unlikelya Consider testing for folate deficiency
aIf suspicion for vitamin B12 deficiency persists in a patient with a vitamin B12 concentration >400 pg/mL, consider MMA and homocysteine tests.
MMA, methylmalonic acid
Source: Green, 2017
The MMA test is a sensitive and specific indicator of vitamin B12 deficiency that can be used if the serum vitamin B12 concentration is borderline. An elevated MMA concentration (>0.4 µmol/L) confirms vitamin B12 deficiency. Plasma homocysteine levels may also be increased in vitamin B12 deficiency, although this test is not specific. If vitamin B12 deficiency is confirmed, evaluation for pernicious anemia is recommended. For additional information on vitamin B12 and MMA tests, see the ARUP Consult Vitamins topic.
Folate Deficiency Testing
Testing for folate deficiency should begin with a serum or plasma folate test. A serum or plasma folate concentration <4 µg/L indicates folate deficiency. If results are not conclusive, an RBC folate test can be performed, followed by a homocysteine test if the concentration of folate is borderline. Although the homocysteine test is not specific, an increased homocysteine level is consistent with folate deficiency. For additional information on these tests, see the ARUP Consult Vitamins topic.
Evaluation for Pernicious Anemia
The majority of patients with pernicious anemia have antibodies for parietal cells and IF. In patients with confirmed vitamin B12 deficiency, testing for pernicious anemia is recommended. In patients with borderline vitamin B12 and MMA test results, this testing is considered optional.
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody Testing
Antibodies to IF are specific to pernicious anemia and are present in the majority of patients. A positive IF antibody test confirms pernicious anemia.
Parietal Cell Antibody Testing
Parietal cell antibody tests are more sensitive than IF antibody tests, but parietal cell antibodies are less specific to pernicious anemia and may be seen in chronic gastritis. A positive parietal cell antibody test following a negative IF test in the appropriate clinical context confirms the diagnosis of pernicious anemia.
Serum Gastrin Testing
Gastrin concentration is generally elevated in pernicious anemia but may be increased in other conditions as well. Gastrin testing can be considered to indirectly confirm pernicious anemia if a parietal cell antibody test is negative but suspicion for pernicious anemia persists.
The Schilling test is an obsolete test that measures the enteral absorption of vitamin B12; it is not generally available. The deoxyuridine suppression test uses radioactive deoxyuridine to assess vitamin B12 and folate status. This test may be useful in some patients if other tests fail to diagnose vitamin B12 or folate deficiency. Bone marrow biopsy may also be considered if other tests fail to yield a diagnosis.
Use to evaluate cellular morphology
Blood Smear with Interpretation 3001947
Cytochemical Stain
Aids in the detection of vitamin B12 deficiency
For patients with known risk factors for folate deficiency, consider Vitamin B12 and Folate test
Vitamin B12 0070150
Quantitative Chemiluminescent Immunoassay
Preferred reflex test for detection of vitamin B12 deficiency in individuals with macrocytic or unexplained anemia
Vitamin B12 with Reflex to Methylmalonic Acid, Serum (Vitamin B12 Status) 0055662
Quantitative Chemiluminescent Immunoassay/Quantitative High Performance Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Reflex pattern – if vitamin B12 is <300 pg/mL, methylmalonic acid, serum will be added
Use to evaluate vitamin B12 deficiency
Methylmalonic Acid, Serum or Plasma (Vitamin B12 Status) 0099431
Quantitative Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Use to confirm vitamin B12 or folate deficiency
Homocysteine, Total 0099869
Quantitative Enzymatic Assay
Use to detect vitamin B12 or folate deficiency
Vitamin B12 and Folate 0070160
Aids in the detection of vitamin B9 (folate) deficiency
Folate, Serum 0070070
Folate, RBC 0070385
Use to confirm pernicious anemia as etiology of megaloblastic anemia
Intrinsic Factor Blocking Antibody 0070210
Qualitative Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay
Use to evaluate pernicious anemia or immune-mediated deficiency of vitamin B12
Gastric Parietal Cell Antibody, IgG 0050596
Semi-Quantitative Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay
Indirectly confirms pernicious anemia
Gastrin 0070075
Lanier JB, Park JJ, Callahan RC. Anemia in older adults. Am Fam Physician. 2018;98(7):437-442.
Green R, Datta Mitra A. Megaloblastic anemias: nutritional and other causes. Med Clin North Am. 2017;101(2):297-317.
Practical Diagnosis of Hematologic Disorders - 5th edition
Kjeldsberg, CR, ed. Practical Diagnosis of Hematologic Disorders. 5th ed. American Society for Clinical Pathology; 2010.
Hesdorffer CS, Longo DL. Drug-induced megaloblastic anemia. N Engl J Med. 2016;374(7):696-697.
Bizzaro N, Antico A. Diagnosis and classification of pernicious anemia. Autoimmun Rev. 2014;13(4-5):565-568.
Green R. Vitamin B12 deficiency from the perspective of a practicing hematologist. Blood. 2017;129(19):2603-2611.
Oberley MJ, Yang DT. Laboratory testing for cobalamin deficiency in megaloblastic anemia. Am J Hematol. 2013;88(6):522-526.
Socha DS, DeSouza SI, Flagg A, et al. Severe megaloblastic anemia: vitamin deficiency and other causes. Cleve Clin J Med. 2020;87(3):153-164.
Stabler SP. Clinical practice. Vitamin B12 deficiency. N Engl J Med. 2013;368(2):149-160.
Topics From ARUP Consult
Hemolytic Anemias
Iron Deficiency Anemia
Vitamins - Deficiency and Toxicity
Selected Scholarly Publications From ARUP Laboratories
Kushnir MM, Nelson GJ, Frank EL, et al. High-throughput analysis of methylmalonic acid in serum, plasma, and urine by LC-MS/MS. Method for analyzing isomers without chromatographic separation. Methods Mol Biol. 2016;1378:159-173.
Merrigan SD, Owen WE, Straseski JA. Performance characteristics of the ARCHITECT Active-B12 (Holotranscobalamin) assay. Clin Lab. 2015;61(3-4):283-288.
Merzianu M, Groman A, Hutson A, et al. Trends in bone marrow sampling and core biopsy specimen adequacy in the United States and Canada: multicenter study. Am J Clin Pathol. 2018;150(5):393-405.
Miller JW, Garrod MG, Rockwood AL, et al. Measurement of total vitamin B12 and holotranscobalamin, singly and in combination, in screening for metabolic vitamin B12 deficiency. Clin Chem. 2006;52(2):278-285.
Owen WE, Roberts WL. Comparison of five automated serum and whole blood folate assays. Am J Clin Pathol. 2003;120(1):121-126.
Related Algorithms
Megaloblastic Anemia Testing Algorithm
Diagnostic Approach to Anemia
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Medical Director, Analytic Biochemistry, Calculi and Manual Chemistry; Co-Medical Director, Mass Spectrometry, ARUP Laboratories
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Q: Create NFC "Tag" object without a NFC phone? When a NFC tag is brought closer in the vicinity of the phone, Android OS creates a NFC Tag object and starts the foreground dispatcher.
My problem, is that I don't have a NFC phone and I was trying to create my own tag object and start an intent which later on Android OS will take care to divert that intent to a particular app on my emulator.
Is it possible to create a NFC Tag object via code?

A: No, sorry. There is no way to emulate NFC effectively. I suggest that you wait on this application until you can acquire an NFC-capable Android device.

A: it is definitely possible to mimic an NFC tag being scanned. See
http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/NFCDemo/src/com/example/android/nfc/simulator/FakeTagsActivity.html
for an example. The NFC Demo sample that this class is in is somewhat dated and you need these libraries to compile it: http://code.google.com/p/guava-libraries/, but it should show you what you need to do.
You basically just need to create your NDEF message, specify that as an NFC intent extra (EXTRA_NDEF_MESSAGES) and specify the intent, such as ACTION_NDEF_DISCOVERED, and then call startActivity(intent).

A: @Sana
If you are developing on a windows system, i suggest you check out Open NFC.
In it is a Simulator tool which can be used to simulate NFC tags, but the only drawback is, the Android image that is emulated is Gingerbread and not ICS (which they are working, with haste is hope).
Otherwise, i have the same problem. I was wondering if someone with an NFC reader phone can write a simple code, which will simply persist the Tag Object so that people without an nfc reader can actually unserialize that object and use to simulate!

A: You can also duplicate the NDEF_DISCOVERED IntentFilter as a new IntentFilter that catches basicly the same thing.
Write the data you want to write in a tag in a QR code. And scan it. The phone will open the same activity with the same data. It will be kinda emulate the same reponse when you use an actual NFC tag.


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AFI shortlisted for the overall winner of the Construction and Property Sector in 2019 International Safety Awards
AFI has been shortlisted for the overall winner of the Construction and Property Sector in the 2019 International Safety Awards by the British Safety Council.
One of the UK's leading powered access specialists, AFI group of companies has been shortlisted for the 2019 international Safety Award – (Overall Winner - Construction and Property Sector) by the British Safety Council.
The shortlist for the '2019 Sector Awards' for outstanding sites and business units as judged by the British Safety Council's independent adjudicators. Now in their 61st year, the International Safety Awards recognise and celebrate organisations from around the world which have demonstrated to the satisfaction of the scheme's independent judges their commitment to preventing workplace injuries and work-related ill health.
Group Director HSEQ at AFI Nigel Stevens said:
"The International Safety Awards are extremely competitive. Each application is judged against set criteria, and also against the other applications received for that sector, before an overall winner for each sector is selected. In February we were delighted to be one of just 56 organisations (9%) to be awarded a Distinction in the International Safety Awards in recognition of our firm commitment to keeping our workers and workplaces healthy and safe during 2018. To be shortlisted for overall sector winner is outstanding, and a true testament to our team. It demonstrates that Health & Safety is a cornerstone of the AFI group of companies, and we are firmly committed to promoting good practice to our customers and the wider market."
Winners will be announced at the 2019 Gala Dinner at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House, London on Friday 5th April.


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Enterprise Therapeutics raises £29 million ($41 million USD) funding
April 12, 2018 /in News /by admin
Brighton, UK – 12 April 2018: Enterprise Therapeutics Ltd (Enterprise), a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the research and development of novel therapies for the treatment of respiratory diseases, today announced that it has closed an oversubscribed £29 million ($41 million USD) Series B round co-led by Versant Ventures and Novartis Venture Fund. The
syndicate also included new investor Forbion, founding investor Epidarex Capital and existing investor IP Group.
The investment will fund the Company's drug discovery pipeline of muco-regulatory therapies into clinical development, enabling new treatment options for cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and severe asthma.
Enterprise Therapeutics is developing muco-regulatory therapies to treat patients with respiratory diseases of high unmet medical need, where mucus obstruction reduces lung function, leading to difficulty in breathing and recurrent lung infections. These novel therapies target the ion channels TMEM16A and ENaC, to increase the hydration and clearance of mucus. Enterprise Therapeutics has also identified novel targets and compounds that reduce mucus production, an approach that complements mucus hydration therapies.
Commenting on the fundraising, Dr John Ford, CEO, Enterprise Therapeutics, said: "Attracting this syndicate of leading life science investors is a reflection of what the Company has achieved to date and the strength of our pipeline. At Enterprise, we believe new therapies that target the underlying mechanisms of mucus congestion are essential to reduce the frequency of
lung infections and improve patient quality of life."
Dr Alex Mayweg, Partner, Versant Ventures, commented: "We are very encouraged by progress the Enterprise team made in generating candidates for highly sought-after but challenging targets. This financing should enable introduction of novel therapeutics for patients with cystic fibrosis and other respiratory diseases."
Dr David Morris, Venture Partner, Novartis Venture Fund, commented: "Our focus is on finding solutions for unmet needs and clinical impact, an area where Enterprise Therapeutics is making excellent progress for respiratory disease patients. We believe this additional round of funding puts the Company in a strong position as it continues to progress towards the clinic."
"Forbion focuses on supporting novel approaches that have the potential to truly impact the future of medicine" commented Dr Geert-Jan Mulder, Managing Partner, Forbion. "As Enterprise Therapeutics has both a highly innovative R&D pipeline and an experienced leadership team, the Company in our view is well positioned to become a key player in the field of novel respiratory medicine."
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In vb.net there are the commands "Exit Sub" and "Goto".
In vb.net there are the commands "Exit Sub" and "Goto". I can not find there analogous compatriots in c#.
Monday, November 3, 2014 12:44 PM
You to can use the return instead of ExitSub in c#
From MSDN:
The return statement terminates execution of the method in which it appears and returns control to the calling method. It can also return an optional value. If the method is a void type, the return statement can be omitted.
static double CalculateArea(int r)
double area = r * r * Math.PI;
return area;
You have the goto keyword in C# also.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d96yfwee.aspx and in particular you'll find there the "return" and "goto" statements. The later one should be very rarely used. If used too much it likely points to some kind of code design issue.
Monday, November 3, 2014 1:05 PM
exit sub - You can use return for this purpose.
goto - Exists in C# already : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/13940fs2.aspx


Welcome! Thank you for supporting the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children and the Bright Spaces program. Here you will find information, ideas, and materials you will need to plan, organize, and host your FUNdraising event. If you need some help choosing an activity, we can match you with your perfect FUNdraiser through this short quiz.
Note about tools: PDFs and pictures will open automatically and can be printed and saved. Word and Excel files will provide the option of viewing or saving and can be edited and printed.
Questions? Contact us at foundationfundraising@brighthorizons.com.
Choose one of the ideas below or create your own fun way to raise funds and create awareness for the Foundation and the Bright Spaces program. Fundraisers can be customized to involve staff only, families, and/or communities. Team events are encouraged, but employees can raise funds on their own as well (see the 'Individual' section below).
Visit these sites for more suggestions: Site #1 Site #2. For reference, here's a sample of popular events and average funds raised.
Check your local/state laws when planning your event and obtain any necessary permits.
When determining suggested donation amounts, take into account your expenses and audience. Amounts listed on the idea pages are general recommendations and may not apply to your center/team.
Go to the Toolkit tab to get promotional materials, the Donation & FUNdraiser Collection Cover Sheet, and other resources.
Go to the Register tab to inform us about your event.
If you need additional information on the Foundation and the Bright Spaces program, be sure to contact us at foundationfundraising@brighthorizons.com.
A Walk On is a fun-filled walk for Bright Horizons employees, center children and families, and the surrounding communities. The event helps raise funds for the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children through pledges or donations and complements Center Marketing initiatives to raise awareness of Bright Horizons in local communities.
This page provides you with the initial information, forms, and links you will need to plan, organize, and host your Walk On event. Thank you for creating a special day for children in your community and supporting the work of the Foundation.
All Walk On fundraising events must be registered with the Foundation. Please contact Sheryl Umayam, Foundation Project Manager, at Sheryl.Umayam@brighthorizons.com, call 323-391-3863 , or complete the online form in the 'Register' tab. This allows Sheryl to provide your team with resources and materials, including a Square to receive credit card payments onsite at your event and the Walk On Banner (10′ x 4′).
Generally, we have had two approaches to our Walk On events. The first approach is doing center-based fundraisers like art auctions, bake sales, footprint sales, etc., which lead up to a community Walk On where you celebrate your efforts and success with staff and families.
The second approach is having a community Walk On where you would collect walking/registration fees and do all your fundraising at the event, perhaps charging vendors for booths, having bake sales, etc. This is usually open to the general public, and you may want to post the event on news sites, blogs, social media, and anywhere you could get local publicity.
You could certainly do a combination of both, and the more centers in your community involved the better.
Prior to the event, make sure vendors and local businesses donating raffle items know that their company information will be listed on your Sponsor List, which is handed out to every adult attending the event at the welcome table. Forward them a copy of the flyer to post in their office and give them materials on the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children and Bright Spaces so they know more about the organization they are supporting.
If you would like to create a fundraising website for your Walk On event, please email Sheryl.Umayam@brighthorizons.com.
Showing appreciation to the Walk On participants before, during, and after the event is the best way to ensure future successful Walk Ons.
Send a thank you note to vendors and volunteers within 10 days of the event. Along with it, you might include any photos taken at the event and a "Certificate of Participation" they can hang on their wall. On milestone years (e.g., 5th or 10th), you might plan to send them a plaque. Doing all of this in a timely manner is what they really appreciate. Maintaining a great relationship makes your job easier in the years to come!
Truck Day is a fun-filled day for Bright Horizons employees, center children and families, and the surrounding communities. The event allows kids of all ages to explore a wide range of trucks and vehicles, helps raise funds for the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children through admission tickets and/or donations, and complements Center Marketing initiatives to raise awareness of Bright Horizons in local communities.
This page is designed to provide you with the initial information, forms, and links you will need to plan, organize, and host your Truck Day event. Thank you for creating a special day for children in your community and supporting the work of the Foundation.
All Truck Day fundraising events must be registered with the Foundation. Please contact Sheryl Umayam, Foundation Project Manager, at Sheryl.Umayam@brighthorizons.com, call 323-391-3863 , or complete the online form in the 'Register' tab. This allows Sheryl to provide your team with resources and materials, including a Square to receive credit card payments onsite at your event and the Truck Day Banner (10′ x 4′).
Note: Touch-A-Truck is trademarked and therefore we call this event Truck Day.
Prior to the event, make sure truck owners, vendors, and local businesses donating raffle items know that their company information will be listed on your Sponsor List, which is handed out to every adult attending the event at the welcome table. Forward them a copy of the flyer to post in their office and give them materials on the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children and Bright Spaces so they know more about the organization they are supporting.
During the set-up for the event, provide truck owners, volunteers, and additional vendors with coffee and donuts from 8:30-9:30 a.m. Once the event begins, hand out bottles of water. Designate someone from the Vendor Team to walk around to them at least a few times during the event to make sure they don't need anything—another bottle of water, a snack, a bathroom break (if they're the only one stationed at the vehicle and don't want to leave it unattended). Take photos of the truck owners in front of their trucks at the event and vendors at their tables.
If you would like to create a fundraising website for your Truck Day event, please email Sheryl.Umayam@brighthorizons.com.
Showing appreciation to the Truck Day participants before, during, and after the event is the best way to ensure future successful Truck Days.
If you would like to create a fundraising website for your event, please email Sheryl.Umayam@brighthorizons.com. Download the individual FUNdraising Tools below or email Sheryl for the complete toolkit in a zip file. If you save these files to your computer, remember to check this site for any updated versions.
FUNdraising Tips – Remember to share with everyone WHY you are hosting a FUNraising event!
Talking Points for Directors – We hope you will consider making your FUNdraiser open to the children and families at your center or school. If you do, here are some talking points for you to use when telling families about the Foundation.
Bright Space Video – View and share with your team. If possible, play it at your FUNdraising event!
11″x17″ posters you can print and display/distribute at your event (can also be printed 8.5″x11″). Consider sending to a local printer to print on canvas, foam core, and/or frame.
Cash & Check Handling Policy – Guidelines for the management of funds that have been raised. DO NOT DEPOSIT FUNDS INTO CENTER ACCOUNT OR BETTER TOGETHER ACCOUNT!
Attendance Record – Print and have people sign in at your event. Send a copy with the funds and cover sheet to the Foundation office. This can help you and the Foundation acknowledge participants/donors.
Suggested Thank You Text – Personalize a message to accompany the FUNdraiser Thank You certificate. Copy and paste the text into an email or your own letterhead and customize.
Registering your FUNdraiser allows the Foundation to keep track of events and ensure the funds are credited to the proper center/team.
Thank you, and most importantly, the children THANK YOU!


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Walter Benjamin's Berlin Childhood circa 1900
translated by Carl Skoggard
Walter Benjamin (1892-1940) was a pioneering cultural critic and philosopher. His texts continue to entice and perplex. A pivotal work is Berlin Childhood circa 1900, written in the months before and after Benjamin's flight from Nazi Germany. Semi-autobiographical, it conjures his earliest years in a procession of mysterious tableaux. But it also reflects an urgent moment in his adult life—one that posed challenges to everything he had thought and felt previously. This volume brings together a translation faithful to Benjamin's voice and commentaries intended for the general reader.
Carl Skoggard enjoys reading German literature and for many years was an editor for the Repértoire International de la Littérature Musicale, with responsibility for German materials. His translation of Ein Tahr in Arkadien, an 1805 gay fiction by Duke August of Saxe-Gotha and Altenburg, appeared in 1999 as Year in Arcadia.
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Here are 10 more questions in the WQC Entertainment category.
1. Occurring in December 2010,which 2002 British film starring Keira Knightley and Jonathan Rhys Myers, was the first western hemi-sphere film to be aired on North Korean state television ?
2.Prominent in the latter half of the 1970s,especially in the US and Japan, they were one of the first all-girl punk bands. Releasing albums including 'Queens of Noise' and 'Waitin' For The Night', they were also the subject of a 2010 biopic starring Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart. What is the name of this band, whose members included Sandy West, Lita Ford, Cherie Currie and Joan Jett?
3.Which Russian choreographer (1880-1942) worked on ballets such 'Le Carnaval' and 'Chopiniana',but is perhaps best known for choreographing 'The Dying Swan' for Anna Pavlova?
4.Despite receiving many awards during his career, the musical composer Andrew-Lloyd Webber has won just one Academy Award, doing so in 1996.Which song won him (and Tim Rice) the award?
5. (Picture) Spawning the singles 'Boom Clap', 'Break the Rules' and 'Doing It' ,which English singer and songwriter released the globally successful 2014 album, 'Sucker'?
6.Basing it on Puccini's opera, La bohème, which American composer wrote the music and lyrics to the smash hit Broadway musical, 'Rent'?
7.After appearing in 3 episodes of the BBC drama series 'Casualty', he made his first big screen appearance as a rent boy in the biopic 'Wilde'. As well as roles in two of the biggest grossing films of all-time, he has had roles in 'Black Hawk Down', 'Troy' and 'Ned Kelly. Which actor is this?
8.Which German composer, conductor, and founder of the Vienna Philharmonic orchestra, is best known for his operatic version of Shakespeare's comedy, 'The Merry Wives of Windsor'?
9.In which US city were the television shows 'Cold Case', 'Boy Meets World' and 'Thirtysomething' all set?
10. (Pictured right) A 'Hiplife' artist, he recorded three albums with Ghanaian national football team captain, Asamoah Gyan. In 2014, he was tragically presumed drowned after a jet ski accident, whilst on holiday with the Gyan brothers in the Volta estuary. Sharing his stage name with a famous Caribbean statesman, under what name did Theophilus Tagoe perform?


TORONTO - Changes to Canada's Live-in Caregiver's Program (LCP) promised to improve the immigration path have actually made things worse, says Kristina Torres.
Torres, who came to Canada through the LCP in 2012, was laid-off for the second time last October.
One month later, Immigration Minister Chris Alexander promised faster processing times within the program and announced a number of changes, such as the removal of the live-in condition, which sought to improve conditions for caregivers. At the time, Torres was delighted by the news.
But the improvements never materialized, said Torres, who has been waiting almost a year for her Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process. As a temporary foreign worker, the process is required for her to gain new employment.
Torres is not alone in waiting. The Caregivers Action Centre says as many as 90 per cent of caregivers' LMIAs have been rejected since the new process was implemented.
"Without an LMIA caregivers in Canada cannot start new jobs and caregivers outside of the country can no longer come here," said Karina Francisco, a spokesperson for the advocacy group.
Not only are the majority of LMIA applications being rejected, it is now the employers who are required to pay the $1,000 processing fee. Torres said employers are reluctant to do so when so many are being rejected.
The group also claims that average processing times for permanent residency application, which those in the LCP can file after completing 3,900 hours of work, have doubled from 23 months to 46.
The caregivers are pressuring the government to live up to the promises and truly reform the program.
She went on to say that those who enter Canada via the LCP should be granted permanent residency upon arrival and those currently working in the country through the program should be issued an open work permit, which would eliminate the LMIA requirement, immediately.
Despite the criticism the a spokesperson on behave of Alexander insisted the LCP reform has improved the program.
"The reformed (Live-in) Caregiver Program provides faster, safer and better opportunities for caregivers in Canada," said Alexandra Day. "Under the improved program, approximately 90 per cent of all competed LMIA applications have in fact been approved contrary to what was cited by conference attendees."
You indicate that there was a 90% rejection rate for LMIA applications. But you did not provide any details why the applications are being rejected. My agency has received about 80% rejection rate for categories that the client did not even apply for. Checkout other agencies also for problems.


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There is a green rush taking place in the United States, and the restaurant industry is not content to sit on the sidelines. Meanwhile, FDA regulation threatens to be one big buzz kill.
It's après-ski hour in Aspen, Colorado, which means throngs of skiers are descending the white light slopes of Ajax Mountain in search of warming drinks and a wicked party.
Many head over to Hooch, a casual craft cocktail bar that resembles Laura Ingalls Wilder's living room, if she were a progressive proponent of pot. (That's no big deal here, given the fact that there are eight commercial cannabis dispensaries within walking distance, and it's been legal to use marijuana recreationally in Colorado since 2012.) A bearded bartender named Cameron suggests a glass of the "Weed Tonic." For $18, customers receive a mellow-yellow highball glass of Sipsmith gin, turmeric ginger syrup, and CBD bitters from a local Rocky Mountain brand called Strongwater.
For the uninitiated, CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-psychoactive chemical compound that cannot get you high. It is a naturally occuring extract from the hemp plant, often confused with marijuana because the same plant produces THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the main active ingredient of cannabis.
Four bottles of the bitters sit proudly beside the bar's best crystal coupe glasses. Given this cocktail's markup is little more than 12 percent, CBD does more to affirm the bar's laid-back identity than generate a significant revenue stream.
At fancier venues, revenue is a bigger factor. A few blocks away, the executive chef of the St. Regis Aspen, Laurent Pillard, is quietly working on a gourmet CBD tasting menu with the intention of serving it to guests at the hotel's upscale restaurant, Velvet Buck. He just needs St. Regis executives to sign off on it.
Steenge-Hart's stance is backed up by the heaps of cash generated downstairs at the St. Regis Aspen's Remede Spa. Since the hotel started selling CBD products and massages in 2017, it has seen a 37 percent increase in gross revenues, according to records provided by Spa Director Irisha Steele. Within the first nine months of selling CBD, Steele made her company $100,000 dollars in additional revenue.
Spa treatments aren't the same as fancy CBD cocktails, but those kinds of numbers are encouraging across the board. "It's hard to project the food-and-beverage revenues that will come from CBD. But we're willing to find out," added Steenge-Hart.
Since the 2018 passage of the Federal Farm Bill, which officially separated hemp from marijuana and thereby legalized hemp consumption and its industrial production, CBD has proliferated on the menus of cafés, bakeries, restaurants, and hotel eateries across the country—while consumer sales figures steadily increase. This data has attracted both big name brands, including Soho House, Joe & the Juice, and The James Hotels, as well as lesser-known up-and-comers in Detroit, and Chicago.
"Hemp plants are cannabis plants that are grown with under 0.3 percent THC in the plant material," explained Tisha Casida, CEO of That's Natural, a CBD vendor based in Colorado which supplies the St. Regis Aspen with its own exclusive line of luxury CBD spa products, including muscle rubs, massage oils, and teas.
Modest, back-of-the-envelope calculations show high-end restaurants and bars charging 15 to 25 percent more to add CBD to their smoothies, lattés, cocktails, salad dressings, and ice creams.
If demand supports it, why not? In 2017, Americans and Canadians spent about $9.2 million on legal pot and related accessories, according to Arcview Market Research and BDS Analytics, which also finds that spending on legal cannabis worldwide is expected to hit $57 billion by 2027.
For many restaurateurs, that's just too much to leave on the table.
"It's so new, we can't yet gauge how profitable it will be," said Los Angeles-based chef Andrea Drummer, co-founder of the catering business Elevation VIP Cooperative which serves cannabis and CBD-infused dinners for $200 to $500 per plate to a range of celebrities, including Chelsea Handler and Patricia Arquette.
Drummer, 47, is considered a culinary cannabis pioneer and entrepreneur. She's known for creating the James Hotels' in-room dining CBD tasting menu, and is currently planning to open one of the first licensed cannabis-selling restaurants in West Hollywood, titled Foray.
"It's a really exciting project, because West Hollywood is the only city offering on-site consumption licenses to restaurants in the country. It puts us ahead of the game, when everyone is trying to feel their way around legalization," added Drummer.
Overall, the playing field seems tipped in her favor. Ten U.S. states and Canada have legalized recreational use of marijuana, while 33 states have legalized medical marijuana, according to the national Marijuana Policy Project.
Drummer's three best selling CBD-infused dishes at the James Hotel include gourmet tater tots ($18), an ice cream vanilla-caramel sundae ($14), and spicy Italian meatballs ($32). Guest response has been positive, although there is less than a year of sales data to date.
For her part, Drummer thinks the world is ready for a new perspective on pot.
If restaurants and bars aren't serving CBD yet, that doesn't mean they don't want to. Those that are more cautious are either waiting for corporate legal team sign-offs, or are wary of new crack-down regulations, such as the ban on CBD additives in food and drink, just announced by the New York City Health Department.
As a result, popular vendors in New York City such as swanky high-rise midtown bar The Skylark are being forced to change their menus. The Skylark saw an increase in foot traffic from 300 to 500 covers a day since head bartender Johnny Swet began selling his $18 "Rocky Mountain High" cocktail last fall, according to general manager Justin Adams. The bar will have to cease serving the cocktail by July 1, 2019, or risk the health department confiscating its CBD supply.
The James Hotel Nomad is in the same boat. "As of last week the hotel proactively stopped serving the CBD menu due to the Health Department ban, sadly," said communications director James La Russo. Previously, The James Hotel had been counting on the in-room CBD dining menu to contribute to the hotel's RevPAR (revenue per available room) growth in 2019.
This is not a risk worth taking for many restaurateurs, and opting out of CBD use is most common among businesses that don't have the capital for in-house legal teams that can come to their defense. Even the lawyers acknowledge this uncertainty.
"Gray is an apt description. Wild West is another apt description," said lawyer Richard S. Frazer, partner at Pryor Cashman, who spoke with Skift Table about CBD regulation shortly after New York City's Health Department issued its ban in February. Based in Manhattan, Frazer represents chefs, food manufacturers, and independent restaurants, among other clients.
Even in one of the country's most liberal outfits, Aspen's Little Nell, which is famed for its wild Veuve Clicquot champagne-spraying parties, isn't taking chances: CBD is completely off the table.
"Look, cannabis in all its forms is really popular here, among skiers and athletes with arthritis, aches, pains, you name it. But, my honest opinion as a chef is: Is it really necessary to put it in the food? Just have a candy on the way home," said Little Nell's Executive Chef Matt Zubrod, while sitting inside the fine dining room at Element 47. "That said, I'm sure this topic will come up again before the Food & Wine Classic." The annual festival occurs every summer, and draws the food world's top talent and culinary trendsetters.
In states where cannabis is recreationally legal, some restaurants have an understandably unenthused take on the CBD trend. Though CBD may be socially more acceptable, the FDA can still decide to penalize restaurants for putting CBD in food and drink in these states. Besides, what's the big novelty when you're already in Hunter S. Thompson's Potlandia?
"We don't need to make it worse. Everyone is already [messed] up walking in here," said Todd Threlkeld, the mustachioed bartender at Caribou Club, a private membership dinner and dancing club in Aspen that draws the moneyed crowd down from the slopes. He's been working behind the "Bou" bar for 24 years.
Just a few blocks away, at the seductive underground speakeasy called Bad Harriet, manager Jessie Kneitel is holding off for different reasons.
Independent restaurants are small players in what is already a $10 billion business, according to New Frontier Data, a cannabis market research and data analysis firm. And CBD legislation just isn't their call. But, alcohol industry giants like Coors Brewing Company and Anheuser Busch might have a greater influence on the outcome.
"The liquor industry wants to know the impact CBD will have on alcoholic beverages in the long term. Which states are coming on board? It's all about turf. They've been here since the repeal of prohibition and they're watching CBD sales like hawks," said Matt Cooke, president of Cook Consulting LLC, a cannabis policy consultancy. Where money flows, lobbyists follow.
The fact is, cannabis regulation has a history of defiance. In 2012, Colorado and Washington became the first U.S. states to legalize marijuana for recreational use in defiance of federal law. Given the tendency of big business interests to get their way in Washington, it's reasonable to assume that the policing of CBD will eventually give way to the economic upside.


I used to be able to scroll using the trackpad through git diff or man pages which both use less when the output doesn't fit on screen. Today I restarted my computer and that behaviour is gone and I can no longer scroll down and if I scroll up it scrolls the terminal scrollbar showing previous commands. However in vim scrolling still works as expected.
The first thing I checked is the "Scroll alternate screen" Terminal setting and it is checked as expected. I also tried with iTerm2 and have the same issue even with the "Scroll wheel sends arrow keys when in alternate screen mode" setting enabled.
My default shell is zsh so I tried with bash and then sh. Both have the same behaviour and I can't scroll through the output.
Because scrolling still works with some commands like vim it seems like the issue might be that less is no longer recognized as an "alternate screen" but I have no idea why. Updating to the latest less version available on brew did not help.
it is weird, I had the exact issue this morning with iterm2.
Important: you might want to take a look at the flags you are using before running this command and understanding what each of them do.
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Five Loeb & Loeb Attorneys Named 2015 Illinois Super Lawyers and Eight Named Illinois Rising Stars
Awards and Accolades January 12, 2015
Five attorneys based in Loeb & Loeb LLP's Chicago office have been selected for inclusion in the 2015 list of "Illinois Super Lawyers" by Thomson Reuters. Five of the firm's attorneys were selected as "Illinois Rising Stars" for 2015, a distinction given to top, up-and-coming lawyers who are either 40 years of age or younger, or who have been practicing law for ten or fewer years.
Loeb & Loeb's 2015 "Illinois Super Lawyers" include: Daniel D. Frohling (Intellectual Property), Adam G. Kelly (Intellectual Property), Jeremy D. Margolis (Criminal Defense: White Collar), Douglas N. Masters (Intellectual Property) and Nerissa Coyle McGinn (Intellectual Property).
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Part 8: 1980s to 1996
Written by Bob Lynch, in the Club Magazine March 1996
Some of the newer members of the club will find it difficult to believe that the club magazine has been published quarterly, nearly on time, since the first edition in March 1984. Before that a newsletter was issued on an irregular basis. For a club like Macclesfield without a permanent base camp, a broad based magazine has been vital in keeping members informed – particularly a club which boasts a wide range of activities. It is also your opportunity to voice opinions and write about things you have done, and even with the real prospect of a completed track and use of a club house – it will still be an important part of the future club and a record of its history.
So for the 50th edition of the mag I thought it would be appropriate to bring together the important things that have happened over the last few years.
Arthur Evans, our former president, who sadly died just over 5 years ago, was persuaded to write up the history of the club in the early editions of the magazine (1-4,7,8,11,12,13). If you have the back copies they make very interesting reading {ED: See Parts 1-7) and cover the period 1945-1984. Arthur was involved in the club from 1947-1990 so there was nobody better qualified to chart the history of the club.
Before I attempt to record the last 10 – 12 years I'll try and do justice to the previous 40!!
The history can be divided into 3 parts. The club was formed shortly after the second world war on the initiation of Stan Spearing and others from Stockport Harriers. For the next 15 years a very strong group of senior men competed in road, cross country and some fell racing. It was only in 1954 that a boys' section was formed with a minimum joining age of 14. The most prominent runners in those days were first Frank Grafton and then later Mike Corcoran who both won a number of high class races in their own right and formed very strong teams with other club athletes. During this time the club had ties with the Cheshire regiment, then stationed at Chester, and a number of races were held between the club and the regiment.
Throughout this period Arthur Evans was a key runner with the Harriers, but as most of them grew older there was very little new blood coming into the club and therefore the club went into decline around 1962 and for the next 12 years was virtually dormant.
The great revival came in 1974 and the club entered its second phase. Following an advert in the local paper and a meeting at the town hall the club was relaunched at the Macclesfield Rugby Club with a number of junior boys and girls training one night a week, and it wasn't until a year later that any seniors showed any interest. Over the next 5 years the club developed dramatically with the membership increasing from just 12 early in 1974 to 180 by the end of 1976! Seniors were still very much in the minority until 1978 but the youngsters competed successfully in the Cheshire Track & Field league, the Cheshire relays and in 1978 joined the newly formed Indoor Sportshall competitions as well as competing in cross-country leagues throughout the winter months.
In the late 70s the seniors again began to strengthen both in numbers and resolve, and competed seriously on the road, particularly in marathons (just ask our current editor).
The years 1979/80 were the strongest for track & field athletics, with several of the club records being set at this time. In 1980,110 athletes competed in the club's own championships! However, a bitter blow was dealt the club in 1981 when Macclesfield Borough Council postponed indefinitely the decision on a running track. This really marked the end of the second phase of the club even though it was still strong.
The third phase begins with a real upsurge in road running and a number of Harriers competed in the first London marathon in 1981, while a young Anne Stentiford set a club record for the ladies in the Birmingham marathon. In 1982 MBC restarted the twin town exchange with Eckensford a west German seaside town. What started out to be a multisport exchange ended with a bus load of Macclesfield Harriers traveling to Germany beating their hosts in both 'Its a knockout' and overwhelming them in the athletics match. Throughout the life of the magazine, spanning the last 12 years, there have been 4 chairmen with John Kershaw our current chairman holding the post since 1989, & 5 editors of the magazine including the current holder. Almost throughout this third phase there has been one person coordinating the fell running section of the club, namely Phil Cheek & it is largely through his efforts that the fell running group became so popular with the club from the late 80s and the early 90s.
The last 12 years has seen a very stable club with sound management and an increasing spread of events which have ebbed and flowed throughout the period. Membership has remained high ranging from 160 – 230.
The boom in marathon running occurred over a six year period 1980-86, with road running becoming progressively more popular, at first at 1/2 marathon and then at 10K distances.
Funnily enough as road races became shorter, people competing in fell running increased their distances dramatically and this will be discussed later.
On a different note, the club's colours have not always been maroon with a silver diagonal and Lion emblem. Over the years they have gone from black, blue, green and lastly maroon with a horizontal bar. It was only in 1984 that this was eventually sorted out, so that we again started to compete in one strip.
At the same time the club set itself up to host and organise a number of races starting with the Boxing Day handicap, the Astbury 10 mile, Teggs Nose fell race and the Fairhouse 5 mile and the Macclesfield Silk marathon.
1985 saw Arthur Evans rightly elected president of the club. Also during the mid 80s the ladies road running group started to put together some cracking team performances and clearly outshone the men.
Performances in track and field must not be forgotten. After the flurry of club records that were set in the 79/81 period it took some time to improve them. However, from 1986 they again started to be bettered with a number of records being reset a number of times by different athletes over a 2-3 year period. In 1986 we achieved 3 Cheshire champions at the track & field championships. In nearly every subsequent year we have had 3 Cheshire champions up to the present day. That's consistency for you.
For several years we trained on the shale track at Tytherington School and at one point we were hopeful of making it our permanent home with improved facilities and/or club house.
However, in 1990 we had to move when it was announced they were changing it into a synthetic surface for hockey. We then spent 2 years at The Kings School before moving to a very rough grass track at Congleton road playing fields and then on to Ryles Park in 1993.
From the mid-80s various points awarding schemes were set up for athletes to compete to be club champion at either Fell, Road or X-country, and these have basically remained unchanged to the present time. We also got so confident with our race organising that in 1987 we set up our road races and the Teggs Nose fell race to become a race series. This was successfully run for the next 3 years. We also took over the running of the Langley 7 race and incorporated it into the series.
In 1987 we also prepared a feasibility study on the provision of track and field facilities in the Macclesfield area. After discussion at the AGM of 1988 and subsequent amendment it was submitted to all members of the Macclesfield Borough Council. After some delays and debate MBC announced in late 1988 it was shelving any plans for a track in favour of providing the town with more car parking facilities! The social side of the club was quite strong during the late 80s with several functions being organised on a regular basis. So we were able to drown the disappointment about the track quite frequently. Incidentally all the committee meetings throughout the 80s were held at the Millstone Inn.
As I alluded to earlier – long distance fell running became a feature progressively form the mid-80s. Events varied from the 3 peaks yacht/run to the Karrimor 2 day, and the Bob Graham round – a 24 hour or better Lakeland peaks course. Some outstanding achievements were recorded by the likes of:
Mark McDermott run and scaling 76 [Lakeland] peaks in 24 hours in 1988 [ED: breaking Joss Naylor's Lakeland Peaks Record, which had stood since 1975]
Mike Hartley running the Pennine Way in 1989 [ED: a record time of 2 days, 17 hours and 20 minutes]
In 1991 Anne Stentiford successfully completing the Paddy Buckley round in 19 hours 19 minutes [ED: the overall record holder until Mark Hartell did 18hrs 10mins in 1992] and 4 weeks later setting the ladies record for the Bob Graham in a magnificent 18 hours 49 minutes.
However 1991 was not a good year for other reasons. After building up our club coaching squad to 10 coaches in the late 80s we were dealt two extremely severe blows with first Arthur Evans, club President, club stalwart for 40 years and senior coach, dying of cancer. Then later in the year John McClellan (senior club coach) after a protracted fight against cancer also succumbed. John had been a coach for nearly 10 years with the club and had shaped the coaching structure of the club, the careers of some individual athletes, as well as being instrumental in setting up both the Astbury & the Fairhouse races.
The number of practising coaches suddenly became 3, Mark Pass, Pauline and myself. So 1991 & 1992 meant a lot of hard work to hold on to our athletes and at the same time try to rebuild the coaching structure. Only now at the turn of 1996 do I feel that we are getting back to our former strength.
1992 also saw the rebirth of the attempt to persuade the council to invest in a track facility with club house. A sub group was formed following the AGM that year and it has worked tirelessly since then under the chairmanship of Barbara Murray to succeed where others before had failed. Completion of the first phase of preparation of the track, £34,000 raised towards the facility by the action group (not forgetting the efforts of some individual club members) and the successful lottery bid are testament to how far we have come.
To prove that the marathon was not dead Sue Rowson in her first and only marathon became the British vets Marathon champion with a new ladies club record.
Back tracking a bit to the late 80s, the young athletes have competed regularly in the NW sportshall league. Several times we have made the area finals but it wasn't until 1993 when we achieved the big one. The Under 11 girls were nearly unbeatable in everything, winning the area title outright!
During the 90s we have continued to organise road & fell races and more recently have majored on hosting X-country meetings for the Cheshire league, Cheshire championships and now the Manchester X-country league.
For the last 3 years we have competed very successfully in the 4 rounds of the Cheshire track and field league and despite being up against some very strong clubs have always finished in the top half of the league table.
The most encouraging thing about Macclesfield as a club over the last few years is that we continue to do well in a number of diverse areas of athletics. People are still competing in ultra-distance events, we still have a strong fell running section. Road running has taken a bit of a back seat but I'm sure it will bloom again. Essentially we are a well-rounded club and can meet everyone's requirements as the club grows in size with the advent of the track, club house and training trail at the leisure centre.
My apologies for any important points that I have left out – I look forward to the club entering its 4th phase which should be its strongest.
Bob Lynch March '96
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The second part of the seminar dealt with practical training of working with laser markers. The samples brought to the seminar by customers were marked during the seminar. Laser markers' possibilities were successfully presented as well as new ways of marking in Data Matrix format.
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INDIANAPOLIS- Kevin Robertson, 53, of Indianapolis, Indiana, was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
According to court documents, on January 25, 2022, law enforcement officers were attempting to arrest Kevin Robertson on an outstanding warrant when they saw him leave his Indianapolis residence. Robertson placed a black bag in a blue Ford pickup truck and drove away from his home. The Ford pickup truck was reported stolen earlier that month. Officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop, but Robertson sped away. Robertson crashed into another vehicle at the intersection of New York and Denny Streets. The driver of the vehicle was injured and taken to the hospital.
Robertson fled the scene of the crash on foot and was subsequently arrested by officers. Investigators found Robertson's black bag in the vehicle, which contained 75 grams of pure methamphetamine, a digital scale with drug residue, numerous plastic bags, and a loaded pistol. In his guilty plea, Robertson admitted that he intended to distribute the illegal drugs.
At the time of his arrest, Robertson had a lengthy criminal history, including 6 felony convictions related to dealing methamphetamine, illegally possessing a handgun, and resisting law enforcement officers.
"Armed drug dealers fuel the violence in our communities," said Zachary A. Myers, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana. "The U.S. Attorneys Office and our law enforcement partners will continue to work diligently to make our streets safer through targeted prosecution of dangerous criminals. The sentence imposed today demonstrates that those who continue to deal deadly drugs and illegally carry deadly weapons will spend significant time in federal prison."
"Holding the defendant accountable for his violent actions and illegal drug activities should send a clear message to others in the community of the impact of this criminal activity," said FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Herbert J. Stapleton. "If you choose to pursue a path of criminal activity, the FBI and our law enforcement partners will ensure that you are identified, investigated and removed from society."
"The Indiana State Police works diligently with its law enforcement partners at all levels to help ensure those who bring illicit and dangerous drugs and guns into our communities are held accountable to fullest extent possible," said Doug Carter, ISP Superintendent.
The FBI and Indiana State Police investigated the case. The sentence was imposed by U.S. District Court Judge James P. Hanlon. Judge Hanlon also ordered that Robertson be supervised by the U.S. Probation Office for 5 years following his release from federal prison.
U.S. Attorney Myers thanked Assistant United States Attorney Pamela Domash who prosecuted the case.
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