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ICYMI: Survivors Paying It Forward
By Reminderband on July 21, 2015
We've featured some amazing individuals on our social media pages lately. Did you miss it? Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter for more brave, creative fundraisers who work for worthy causes.
Reading for Recovery
Reading helped Teresa when she struggled with depression, anxiety, and self-harm, so for her Girl Scout Gold Award project, she created a Reading for Recovery Little Free Library with some of the books that helped her the most.
"I wanted to do something that raised awareness on these issues especially among teens," says Teresa. She now has several libraries at counseling centers, as well as a traveling library exhibit. Some of the included titles are "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," "The Fault In Our Stars," and "How to Save A Life."
Teresa hands out bookmarks and Reminderband bracelets to promote her libraries but also to increase awareness of anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicide prevention among teens. You can learn more about her efforts, see how you can help, and offer reading recommendations at http://www.readingforrecovery.com.
Grace for Good
At age 5, Grace was diagnosed with medulloblastoma. Seven years later, "defying gravity," she is cancer-free.
Now in middle school, Grace and her family and friends continue to advocate and fundraise for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. (Her mom even shaves her head every year for the 46 Mommas campaign!) Childhood cancers only receive 4% of U.S. federal funding for cancer research. The Grace For Good Hero Fund supports research of brain tumors and the many challenges facing survivors post-treatment.
Grace sells "Defying Gravity" wristbands from Reminderband locally to raise money for her cause. To learn more about childhood cancer and Grace's story, check out her page on St. Baldrics web site.
Team Noah
People all over the world are sharing photos to show support for five-year-old cancer fighter Noah. Using the hashtag #orangeforTeamNoah and #NoOneFightsAlone and sporting bright orange wristbands, family, friends, and strangers take photos at landmarks from Russia to Indonesia to show Noah that he is not alone.
Childhood cancer is difficult, painful, and at times lonely. We love this creative way to connect through social media. Check out TEAM NOAH or Instagram for more pictures and consider adding your own!
ZyckFit
One innovative story comes from personal trainer Thomas at ZyckFit. His passion is helping individuals lead healthier, happier lives, and he gives his custom wristbands to friends, family, and clients.
This summer he is running an eight-week boot camp for kids in his hometown of Jupiter, FL, which is now underway. Best of luck, Thomas!
Tagged: awareness bracelets, causes, reminderband causes
Which cancers need more funding and awareness? An infographic
We hear a lot of stories at Reminderband of cancer survivors spreading awareness and fundraising for cancer, whether for individual treatment costs or for research. We also hear about a lot of events such as races, benefit dinners, and walkathons to raise money to fight cancer.
In terms of research grants, some cancer gets more funding than others. According to numbers from the American Cancer Society, the breakdown of cancer grants is as follows:
According to numbers from the American Cancer Society, the breakdown of cancer deaths is as follows:
Lung cancer is definitely underrepresented in funding when compared with percentage of cancer deaths — only a small sliver of the whole of cancer funding goes toward lung cancer specifically, while it makes up nearly a quarter of all cancer deaths in the U.S. Pancreatic, kidney, and liver cancers are underrepresented as well.
Individuals tend to fight for a cause that has affected them or loved ones personally, and any awareness or fundraising against cancer is good. Cancer research can overlap too — a development in fighting brain cancer may also help in treating breast cancer, for example. But keep the above data in mind when seeking a new cause or considering need, because some cancers are getting more funding than others.
Tagged: cancer awareness, fundraising
Wristbands in the news
By Reminderband on July 7, 2015
In case you missed it, there have been some neat stories in the news lately about community, connection, and support.
After Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan was diagnosed with cancer, athletes and politicians alike are showing support for him with lime-green #HoganStrong cancer bracelets. Hogan was diagnosed last month with non-Hodgkins lymphoma and is currently pursuing treatment. If you want to join the likes of Adam Jones, Chris Christie, and others, you can buy one at hoganstrong.com — proceeds go towards cancer research. The rest of the story is in the Baltimore Sun.
Robert Suhay just broke the world distance sailing record in his 14-foot sailboat — carrying with him all the while a memorial bracelet for teen Tyler Patnaude, who died in a car crash last year. Suhay says he felt Patnaude's presence with him on the journey. His wife blogs about the experience here.
Tagged: cancer bracelets, memorial bracelets
Fresh fundraising ideas
Did you know that we're on Pinterest? We're sharing and swapping ideas, quotes, artwork, and causes worth knowing about.
One of the primary uses of Reminderband wristbands is for fundraising, and we're also using Pinterest to collect ideas to help people and groups big and small to raise money. Found so far:
Ideas for school fundraisers
Fundraising for sports teams
Running a dog wash, movie, cook-off, or race fundraising event
Items to sell that people will actually buy
Using Instagram to further your cause
Got tips or ideas for us to add? Join the fundraising conversation.
Tagged: fundraising, pinterest, social
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Erdogan's Operation in Syria Awaits American Decision
Monday October 7th, 2019 by Samira al-Massalmeh - BROCAR PRESS (Syrian opposition site)
Turkey is preparing to move on northern Syria, but the political ground in the area is extremely fragile and fraught with complication writes Brocar Press.
Two years ago, Turkish threats disappeared based on American statements, only to reemerge in Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erodgan's speeches as the situation shifted both internally and externally. He declared his intention to take the reins of the initiative to set up a safe zone along the Turkish border with Syria, in the eastern Euphrates area, through direct military intervention. He described this as a necessity in order to protect national security and to prevent the existence of a continuous Kurdish territory along the southern border.
What seems strange is that this has not yet happened. This raises the question of whether Turkey is really serious about what it says, or whether the threats are meant to open the door to bargaining with Russia on one hand and the United States on the other—as well as between Russia and the administration of US President Donald Trump, which Turkey had not put into its calculations, meaning it came out of the game having lost Idleb. This suggests that the battle is being played on the basis of the contrast between the foreign powers involved in the Syrian conflict, in order to extract more concessions for Turkey's benefit—specifically the United States and Russia—by assuring that it is serious in its intentions and statements. But the problem lies in the need to distinguish between theoretical necessity and practical translation.
Turkey, both in its hesitation and its determination, is taking into account American policies in Syria, whether that be that the American administration has repeatedly confirmed its intention to prevent the presence of any other military force in the eastern Euphrates area—which comprises roughly a third of Syria—including Russian and Iraninan forces, or that it has expressed its intention to offer protection for the Syrian Democratic Forces, which Turkey understood it to include, which has led to a sort of tension in Turkish-American relations.
In any case, Turkey has not gone back on these statements despite the turbulence in its relations with the United States. Instead it has made more of them. But it has not actually taken a practical step that would accord with these statements, and has instead contented itself with the agreement that has recently occurred with the United States, as we saw with regards to the establishment of a joint Turkish-American operations room, and the tireless efforts to market this "operations room" as if it were in preparation to set up a safe zone. Meanwhile, the American administration has repeatedly affirmed that the matter has nothing to do with a Turkish safe zone, as much as with setting up a sort of "safe corridor" or "safe belt" that would prevent Turkey from coming into contact with Kurdish forces, in coordination with American forces and not without them.
The question now is: Why is Erdogan talking and not acting on what he is talking about? The explanation may be that the Turkish president knows that his country has been caught in the crossfire between America, Russia and Iran, and he is trying to secure a distinguished role for Turkey in a very complicated and dangerous regional and international situation and in a difficult and sluggish area. It seems that at the same time he does not want to leave this area, or to give up on this role, while he also does not want an adventure and becoming embroiled in it, especially given his own domestic situation has become more difficult than before and particularly given that Russia is not fulfilling what he wants in the Idleb area.
Erdogan's problem is that he cannot ignore the possibility of a Kurdish entity being established along his souther border—especially given that he has carried out two military campaigns to prevent that by force, one in 2016 in the northern Aleppo countryside with Operation Euphrates Shield and then again in 2018 in Afrin in Operation Olive Branch. He also stood against the Iraqi Kurdistan referendum for the region's secession and independence two years ago (September 2017) despite his excellent relations with President Massoud Barzani.
Turkey also has an obsession with the policy pursued by the United States, whether towards Turkey, or in the region—and at the heart of that is its support for the Kurds and the Syrian Democratic Forces, which Turkey sees as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which it considers a terrorist group and a threat to Turkish national security. At the same time, Erdogan cannot put all his eggs in the Russian basket, because it is not assured with Russia and its possible agreement with the United States. This also explains his lack of a decisive position on the al-Nusra Front in practical terms, as he might be preparing a card to further his agenda in Syria—any card he might be able to play until it is decided.
We will continue to hear Turkish statements about the safe zone, but the matter will not go beyond this until further developments in the Syrian conflict that give Erdogan the right to be in Syria—but with American approval and Russian silence, or vice versa.
Soleimani's killing strengthens Putin's hand in Syria and Iraq
Al Jazeera, Thursday January 16th, 2020
Assad and Putin Meeting: No Fourth Term for President Assad
Sataa Nour Eddin — AL-MODON (Lebanese news website), Wednesday January 15th, 2020
Will Iran and the US clash in Lebanon and Syria?
Al Jazeera, Monday January 13th, 2020
Soleimani Divides the World in Death and in Life
Wael Sawah for Al-araby al-Jadeed (London-based pan-Arab newspaper), Friday January 10th, 2020
A Post-Soleimani Phase in Syria
Bassam Barabandi – THE SYRIAN OBSERVER, Wednesday January 8th, 2020

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Robert Laurence Barr, Jr. (ur. 5 listopada 1948 w Iowa City, Iowa) – amerykański polityk.

W latach 1995–2003 przez cztery kadencje Kongresu Stanów Zjednoczonych z ramienia Partii Republikańskiej był przedstawicielem stanu Georgia w Izbie Reprezentantów Stanów Zjednoczonych. W parlamencie był między innymi jednym z członków komisji powołanej w celu przeprowadzenia impeachmentu prezydenta Billa Clintona.

Barr wystąpił z Partii Republikańskiej w 2006 roku i w maju 2008 roku ogłosił zamiar ubiegania się o nominację Partii Libertariańskiej w wyborach prezydenckich w 2008 roku.

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Jean-Pierre Gazeau; Jean-Louis Verger-Gaugry
On the spectrum of the Thue-Morse quasicrystal and the rarefaction phenomenon
Journal de théorie des nombres de Bordeaux, 20 no. 3 (2008), p. 673-705, doi: 10.5802/jtnb.645
Article PDF | Reviews MR 2523312 | Zbl pre05572696
Keywords: Thue-Morse quasicrystal, spectrum, singular continuous component, rarefied sums, sum-of-digits fractal functions, approximation to distribution
Résumé - Abstract
The spectrum of a weighted Dirac comb on the Thue-Morse quasicrystal is investigated by means of the Bombieri-Taylor conjecture, for Bragg peaks, and of a new conjecture that we call Aubry-Godrèche-Luck conjecture, for the singular continuous component. The decomposition of the Fourier transform of the weighted Dirac comb is obtained in terms of tempered distributions. We show that the asymptotic arithmetics of the $p$-rarefied sums of the Thue-Morse sequence (Dumont; Goldstein, Kelly and Speer; Grabner; Drmota and Skalba,...), namely the fractality of sum-of-digits functions, play a fundamental role in the description of the singular continous part of the spectrum, combined with some classical results on Riesz products of Peyrière and M. Queffélec. The dominant scaling of the sequences of approximant measures on a part of the singular component is controlled by certain inequalities in which are involved the class number and the regulator of real quadratic fields.
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Liverpool Primark fall: First picture of woman who plunged 80ft to death as family pay tribute
Susan Wood, 57, died after falling from the third-floor balcony of a Primark store in Liverpool city centre on Tuesday
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Tragic: Susan Wood fell to her death (Image: Mercury Press & Media)
The family of a woman who fell to her death in a city centre clothes store have paid tribute to her.
Susan Wood, 57, died in hospital on Tuesday night after falling 80 feet from the third floor balcony of Primark .
In a statement, her family said: "On behalf of all our mum Susan's family and friends we just want to say how devastated we are for our tragic loss of a beloved sister to Phil, Tony, Jo, Rob, Si and Keith; a lovely mum to Clare and Hannah; doting nan to Chloe, Caitlin, Daisey and Violet; loving wife to Phil; adored mother-in-law to Gary and Darryl; and fun aunt to all her nieces and nephews.
"Missed already but will forever be loved and remembered. Rest in peace Mum."
Police said on Wednesday that her death was not being treated as suspicious .
Emergency services were called at about 6pm on Tuesday night after reports a woman had fallen from the third floor balcony inside the shop.
Scene: Staff gathered round the escalator in the Primark store
Shocked onlookers and staff ran to the woman, who was found at the bottom of the escalators, and a doctor who happened to be in the store gave her first aid until paramedics arrived.
Shoppers were evacuated and staff were sent home after the incident, but yesterday morning the store reopened for business.
A spokesman for Primark said staff were "extremely saddened" by the incident but that he was unable to comment further on what had happened.
A police spokesman added: "At this time the death is not being treated as suspicious and the matter has been referred to the coroner."
A post-mortem examination was expected to be carried out either today or Friday and that an inquest was set to be opened after the results were known.
A spokesman for Liverpool council said they were waiting for the results of the police investigation before taking a decision on whether to look in to safety at the store.
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Jonathan Tucker will portray Stanslav "Stan" Stavin, a handsome and outgoing miner for the Russians. But there is more than meets the eye when it comes to this man.
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Syfy has inked actors Chris Diamantopoulos and Jake Sandvig for starring roles in High Moon, a 90-minute pilot, co-produced by Universal Cable Productions and Lark Productions set to commence shooting August 26 in Vancouver BC. The project is based on the novel "The Lotus Caves" by John Christopher.
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High Moon is executive produced by Bryan Fuller (Hannibal) and Adam Kane (Being Human), Cary Granat and Steve Granat for Reel FX, Don Murphy and Susan Montford for Angry Films, and Louise Clark and Andrew Williamson for Lark Productions. Adam Kane will also direct the pilot written by Co-executive Producer Jim Danger Gray (Pushing Daisies) from the story adaptation written by Bryan Fuller and Gray.
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Q: Presenting Controller Is Nill in Transitioning Delegate I am currently trying to present a view controller using a UIPresentationController. My issue is, when my custom transitioning delegate calls
func presentationControllerForPresentedViewController(presented: UIViewController, presentingViewController presenting: UIViewController!, sourceViewController source: UIViewController) -> UIPresentationController?

My presenting controller is nil causing it throw an exception. I am presenting it from a view controller that is embedded in a navigation controller which is embedded in a tab bar controller. I have tried presenting it from these controllers as well to the same issue. It also works properly when there is not custom modal presentation but my goal is to customize it. I call it when a button is selected and the code is provided below. mapTransitionDelegate is my custom transitioning delegate that I retain in a class property. Also, EnlargedMapViewController() is initialized to have a custom modal presentation so that my transitioning delegate is called.
var enlargedMapController = EnlargedMapViewController();
enlargedMapController.transitioningDelegate = mapTransitionDelegate;
presentViewController(enlargedMapController, animated: true, completion: nil);

I would love to learn why this issue is occurring for future knowledge. As of now, my subclass UIPresentationController is not even being initialized because of this exception.

A: The designated initializer for UIViewController (and, in turn, its subclasses) is init(nibName:bundle:). However, the documentation specifically says:

This is the designated initializer for this class. When using a
  storyboard to define your view controller and its associated views,
  you never initialize your view controller class directly. Instead,
  view controllers are instantiated by the storyboard either
  automatically when a segue is triggered or programmatically when your
  app calls the instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier: method of a
  storyboard object. When instantiating a view controller from a
  storyboard, iOS initializes the new view controller by calling its
  initWithCoder: method instead of this method and sets the nibName
  property to a nib file stored inside the storyboard.

Calling EnlargedMapViewController() isn't the right way to go because it bypasses all the needed mechanisms for Cocoa to find the pieces. You should instantiate it from a nib using its designated initializer or at least by matching its nib file name to its class name (ie, EnlargedMapViewController.xib) so your call to EnlargedMapViewController(nibName: nil, bundle: nil) (passing nil) will cause Cocoa to hunt for a matching nib by name.
But really, if you're using storyboards everywhere else, why not here too? Just set an identifier for its scene and use instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier: and enjoy the time and aggravation you've saved yourself.

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Advantages of Digital Business at PT Telkom Indonesia
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Rancakmedia.com - PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (Telkom) managed to record the company's consolidated revenue during the first half of 2021 of IDR 69.5 trillion. This revenue achievement grew by 3.9 percent year on year (YoY).
Meanwhile, Telkom's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) reached IDR 37.8 trillion or grew 4.7 percent YoY. Meanwhile, consolidated net profit reached IDR 12.5 trillion or grew 13.3% YoY.
With this performance, Telkom's EBITDA margin, which was originally 54 percent in the first half of 2020, will become 54.4 percent in the first half of 2021.
Meanwhile, the net profit margin, which was originally 16.4 percent in the first half of 2020, has now increased significantly to 17.9 percent in the first half of 2021.
Director of Finance and Risk Management of Telkom, Heri Supriadi, believes that this growth has occurred because Telkom always maintains a focus on work and is consistent in implementing business strategies.
"Telkom will continue to implement business strategies and focus on work in three main areas, in order to maintain company profitability while ensuring that Indonesia's digitalization transformation can take place," he said at the Public Expose Live 2021 event which will be held online, Monday (6/9/2021).
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1 Main Strategy of PT Telkom Indonesia
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Main Strategy of PT Telkom Indonesia
Telkom has three main strategies in developing digital business, namely build, borrow, and buy.
Through the build strategy, Telkom builds digital infrastructure capabilities and increases the competence of digital talent within the company. Thus, Telkom is able to provide optimal service to the community.
Furthermore, through the borrow strategy, Telkom partners with various large technology companies or tech giants on a domestic and global scale. For example, Telkom's cooperation with Microsoft Indonesia which was inaugurated in August 2021.
Finally, through the buy strategy, Telkom invests by prioritizing synergy values that can enhance TelkomGroup's digital capabilities.
Also read: First Semester 2021, Telkom Records a Net Profit of IDR 12.5 Trillion
For example, currently Telkom has made investments for large-scale digital companies as well as startups, originating from Indonesia and abroad.
Through Telkomsel, Telkom has added investment value for technology company GoJek in May 2021.
Then, through the company MDI Ventures or MDI Ventura, Telkom has also invested in more than 50 start-ups spread across 12 countries.
PT Telkom Indonesia's Digital Transformation
The digital transformation carried out by Telkom to become a digital telco has begun to have a positive impact on the company's performance.
The focus of Telkom's work in the realm of digital business is carried out through the company's three main domains, namely digital connectivity, digital platforms, and digital services.
In the realm of digital connectivity, Telkom has developed capacity and improved services by adding a fiber optic communication network of up to 1,898 kilometers (km) as of January-June 2021.
Meanwhile, the length of Telkom's fiber backbone network at the end of June 2021 has reached 169,833 kilometers (km), or the equivalent of four times the circumference of the earth.
Furthermore, in the fixed broadband business, through IndiHome, Telkom now serves more than 8,300,000 customers spread across 496 cities and regencies in Indonesia.
As of the first half of 2021, the number of IndiHome subscribers increased by 11.4% YoY.
The average value of revenue per user (Arpu) has also increased, from IDR 266,000 per first quarter of 2021, now to IDR 270,000 in the second quarter of 2021.
Meanwhile, in the mobile connectivity segment, the number of Telkomsel subscribers as of the first half of 2021 reached 169,200,000 million people, with active mobile data service users of 117.7 million subscribers.
The increase in the number of Telkomsel mobile data service users can be seen from the 54.5 percent YoY growth in mobile data traffic to 6,573,499 terabytes.
Telkomsel continues to add base transceiver stations (BTS) in various regions. Currently, Telkomsel has 237,300 BTS. A total of 187,048 units of which are based on 3G and 4G.
Telkomsel claims that BTS will continue to grow in line with the increasing need for mobile internet access.
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With the transfer of ownership, Mitratel already has more than 28,000 telecommunication towers spread throughout Indonesia, both in urban, sub-urban and rural areas.
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Currently, Telkom has 26 integrated data centers. A total of 21 data centers are located domestically, and five others are located overseas, including tier 3 and 4 data centers located in Jurong, Singapore.
Telkom is also building a large-scale data center or hyperscale data center (HDC) with a total capacity of 75 megawatts (MW).
The construction of the first phase of HDC with a capacity of 25 MW is expected to be completed by the end of 2021.
Meanwhile, in the digital services domain, Telkom has provided services for digitizing various sectors, such as education, health, agriculture, logistics, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and tourism.
For the needs of the community, Telkom has also provided financial technology (fintech), video streaming and gaming services.
"The positive impact of digital transformation that Telkom is carrying out will not make us complacent. We are committed to continuing to maintain and improve the quality of services and digital products for all levels of society," said Telkom Director of Finance and Risk Management Heri Supriadi, in a written statement received by Kompas.com, Tuesday (7/9/2021).
PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (Telkom) managed to record the company's consolidated revenue during the first semester of 2021 of IDR 69.5 trillion. This revenue achievement grew 3.9% year on year (YoY), while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) reached IDR 37.8 trillion or grew 4.7% YoY.
The net profit margin, which was originally 16.4% in the first quarter of 2020, has now increased significantly to 17.9% in the same period. Director of Finance and Risk Management Heri Supriadi believes this is due to consistent work focus and consistency in implementing business strategy.
Until the end of June 2021, Telkom's fiber backbone network has reached 169,833 kilometers (km), or the equivalent of four times the circumference of the earth. In the fixed broadband business, through IndiHome, Telkom now serves more than 8,300,000 customers spread across 496 cities and regencies in Indonesia.
The number of active cellular data service users is 117.7 million subscribers. Telkom has 26 data centers that are integrated with each other, 21 of which are located within the country, and the other five are located abroad. Also building a large-scale data center or hyperscale data center (HDC) with a total capacity of 75 megawatts (MW).
The first phase of HDC development with a capacity of 25 MW is expected to be completed by the end of 2021. In the domain of digital services, it has provided services for digitizing various sectors, such as education, health, agriculture, logistics, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and tourism.
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